Undead
Senior Member
Photos from today at Yonge and 16th. This proposal is for the north east side of the intersection--South Hill Shopping Centre. There is also a two-tower proposal for the north west side--Hillcrest Mall.
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innsertnamehere
Superstar
Pretty sure this is SmartCentres.
huge density way up north like this.
huge density way up north like this.
RichmondHillWilly
New Member
This would be the second tallest proposal in Richmond Hill after Metroview's 8700 Yonge St.
I wonder what portion of the shopping center this development would occupy. There's a TON of surface parking at this intersection between this plaza and Hillcrest Mall across the street.
I wonder what portion of the shopping center this development would occupy. There's a TON of surface parking at this intersection between this plaza and Hillcrest Mall across the street.
Toronto1834
Active Member
"A request has been received from Whitehorn Investments Limited, Stephen- Mitchell Realty Limited, 891566 Ontario Limited and Ledbrow Investments Ltd. to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By-law for lands described as Part of Lot 41, Concession 1, E.Y.S. and municipally known as 9301, 9325 and 9335 Yonge Street. The subject lands have a combined frontage of approximately 320 metres (1,049.87 feet) along Yonge Street and approximately 270 metres (885.83 feet) along 16th Avenue, and a total area of approximately 10.68 hectares (26.4 acres). The applications seek to permit a high density mixed use residential/commercial development comprised of two towers, 42 and 45 storeys in height connected by a five storey podium, with at-grade commercial uses, and a combined total of 821 dwelling units on a 0.79 hectare (1.95 acre) portion of the subject lands.
The Official Plan Amendment application proposes to implement site specific policies to permit high density mixed use residential and commercial uses with a maximum building height of 45 storeys with a 5 storey podium, a maximum tower floor plate size of 777 square metres, a maximum Gross Floor Area (GFA) of 68,410 square metres (736,383.20 square feet) and a net Floor Space Index (FSI) of 8.78 on a portion of the subject lands."
The Official Plan Amendment application proposes to implement site specific policies to permit high density mixed use residential and commercial uses with a maximum building height of 45 storeys with a 5 storey podium, a maximum tower floor plate size of 777 square metres, a maximum Gross Floor Area (GFA) of 68,410 square metres (736,383.20 square feet) and a net Floor Space Index (FSI) of 8.78 on a portion of the subject lands."
Tormick
New Member
So much density for this area. I can't imagine Richmond Hill will let it go through.
canarob
Senior Member
The graphic claims that 16th Avenue will get a BRT but I've never heard of this even being proposed. There is a plan for BRT on Major Mac though.
Tormick
New Member
OPA/ZBA application - April 21, 2021
Solaris
Senior Member
https://pub-richmondhill.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=61995
April 3, 2024 City Planning staff report supports Settlement Offer for 45 + 42 storeys mixed-use project proposed connected by a 5 storey podium. (1st of multi-phase South Hill Plaza redevelopment)
1,057 units, 8.56 FSI, 892 parking spaces
April 3, 2024 City Planning staff report supports Settlement Offer for 45 + 42 storeys mixed-use project proposed connected by a 5 storey podium. (1st of multi-phase South Hill Plaza redevelopment)
1,057 units, 8.56 FSI, 892 parking spaces
kthing
New Member
Station square 
do they know something about the subway extension we don't?
do they know something about the subway extension we don't?
Solaris
Senior Member
it should probably say (**POTENTIAL**) Station Square 