The confidential material went public, on Christmas Eve.

While I am inclined to believe the recommendation was to accept the settlement offer, the solicitor's report itself remains confidential.

(the report/rec was adopted, and but the local Councillor voted against)

The gist of the offer, is below:

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Some renders (cover your eyes)

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The new rendering is updated in the database. There are several major changes to the project's information. The overall building story count changed from 35 and 21 storeys to 28 and 14 storeys. The total overall building heights changed from 132.81m & 85.20m to 106.50m & 59.70m. Additionally, the total unit counts increased from 548 units to 725 units. Finally, the total parking count decreased from 646 parking spaces to 496 parking spaces.

The rendering is taken from the architectural plan via Site Plan Approval:

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Art Tsai said:
The new rendering is updated in the database. There are several major changes to the project's information. The overall building story count changed from 35 and 21 storeys to 28 and 14 storeys. The total overall building heights changed from 132.81m & 85.20m to 106.50m & 59.70m. Additionally, the total unit counts increased from 548 units to 725 units. Finally, the total parking count decreased from 646 parking spaces to 496 parking spaces.

The rendering is taken from the architectural plan via Site Plan Approval:

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I guess I missed the Christmas Day posting about them cutting the 248 x Hotel units... not really a surprising business decision considering the current glut of Hotel rooms in Canada...

www.hotelmanagement.net

Canada's hotel performance dips in January

Canada’s hotel industry reported lower monthly performance levels in January, according to STR’s latest data. January 2022 (percentage change from January 2019) | Among the major markets, Vancouver saw the highest occupancy (39.7 percent), a 38.6 percent decline from 2019, according to STR.
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One new rendering is added to the database! The project database information is also updated. The overall unit count changed from 539 & 186 units to 526 & 190 units. Finally, the total parking spaces decreased from 496 to 492 parking spaces.

The 1 new rendering is taken from the architectural plan via Site Plan approval:

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Undead said:
This must be the flying car the tech bros keep promising us.
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ProjectEnd said:
Levitating 2007 Mazdaspeed6 this time...
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That Audi had real momentum. This one looks like a kid could push it off course with their baby finger. You'd have to tether it to something to park it. Imagine coming back to where you left it and having to whip out your phone, "app says my car is where?!?!?!"

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interchange42 said:
That Audi had real momentum. This one looks like a kid could push it off course with their baby finger. You'd have to tether it to something to park it. Imagine coming back to where you left it and having to whip out your phone, "app says my car is where?!?!?!"

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I believe the 'Audi' was a Tesla Roadster. Yet another project that jackass has quietly bailed on after he lost interest...

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Happy to see development at this intersection, but yikes, this is an eyesore. What an ugly mishmash of design and style.
 
Why is this development seemingly stuck in development hell? This thread started in 2010 and the site is exactly the same, with no timeline for construction in 2022. It's at Yonge and York Mills. Right right on the corner, how hard is it to obtain approval?
 
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