SPA resubmission with the following changes:
  • Site A (northeast corner of Yonge & Newton) increased from 14 to 15-storeys due to indoor amenity in the mech level; height decreased from 54.36 to 52.04m
  • Site B (southeast corner of Yonge & Newton) remains 14-storeys with a slight height reduction from 53.8 to 51.5m; Site B includes a 15.2% parkland dedication on the eastern portion of the parcel
  • Total residential units decreased from 549 to 461
  • Total vehicular parking decreased from 273 to 117
Updated renderings:
PLN - Renderings or Perspective Drawings - Renderings_6167 Yonge-1.jpg
PLN - Renderings or Perspective Drawings - Renderings_6167 Yonge-2.jpg
PLN - Renderings or Perspective Drawings - Renderings_6167 Yonge-3.jpg
 
There is onsite parkland here already. If moving that offsite was accretive and supported by city staff then we would consider it.

In that case, I will put in for one of two off-site choices.

1) Enlarge Centre Park. Its small and would benefit from strategic expansion, its only 2 blocks south of this site, on the same side of Yonge:

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2) As a fall-back, if the City hasn't completed all the acquisitions, Golding Park just to the west of Yonge would benefit from enlargement within its block:

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If either of these sites was looked at with a lense of cooperation with other developers and/or looking at one park's enlargement to satisfy multiple projects of your own...

A much larger quality of life gain/amenity gain is possible.

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Obviously you would also want to make use of the no longer park space on this site, and I think that's supportable.
 
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