This one was the subject of a confidential report to the March meeting of City Council.

Said report concerned a settlement offer, which is now public.

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Settlement offer and Arch. Plans: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2023/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-235056.pdf
 
Height changed from 40.00 m to 38.10m. Total units reduced from 219 units to 214 units. The total parking was reduced from 137 parking to 130 parking. Total bike parking increased from 219 bike parking to 225 bike parking.

Stats are taken from the architectural plan via Rezoning submission.

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Application Details

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November 9, 2023:

The site itself:

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Café/Presentation Centre Exterior:

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Café/Presentation Centre Interior:

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Note that there is a crowd inside there who discuss real estate and they are amazed at the photos I have taken for UT, including that for The One and The Well. I am prohibited from taking photos of the people inside the café.

Billboard at Marlee and Glencairn on the plaza across the street from The Dylan:

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Mods, it would be great to rename the thread to Club 285 Condominiums.
 
I like how that aerial contextualizes how close the developments in this area are to the apartment neighborhood to the near South, the huge area of single family homes, and the massively underused Glencairn Station.
 
Pretty sure 285 and 287 Hillmount Avenue are also included in the assembly of properties
 
belerey said:
Pretty sure 285 and 287 Hillmount Avenue are also included in the assembly of properties
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They are.

285 is the title of the thread.

287 was added to the assembly later.
 
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