I think 6-7 stories along that stretch of Bloor makes sense on the north side, possibly less on the south due to shading. I agree about the subway, but the street here is not as wide as along St. Clair, College, Danforth, etc.
 
990 BLOOR ST W
Ward 18 - Tor & E.York District

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Zoning By-law Amendment for a 12-storey plus mezzanine mixed-use building with a total of 102 residential units and 6,993 square metres of residential gross floor area, with approximately 660 square metres of commercial space on the ground floor.

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Applications:
Type Number Date Submitted Status
Rezoning 17 207556 STE 18 OZ Jul 28, 2017 Application Received
 
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Diamond Schmitt.

And...Oh boy...

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Wowza, what a hot mess.

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In late July, an application was filed on behalf of developer Main and Main seeking rezoning for a 1,164 m² site at 990 Bloor Street West, on the northwest corner of Toronto's Bloor and Dovercourt intersection. The submission follows on the heels of a September 2016 pre-application public consultation and a March 2017 working group session where input was accepted from neighbourhood residents, planning staff, and Ward 18 Councillor Ana Bailão.
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when you step on the land of Westmoreland Park you may feel how the subway track and land vibrate (train slowing down and braking):eek::eek: right at this point. Will it be a big issue?
 
I felt the subway in the subbasement of a building close to Yonge Station but, it didn't reverberate up the building. You barely noticed it in the basement one storey up.
 
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