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Originally Posted by TGK
I was reading this one, too. Sounds like a great project. The developers are prepared to dedicate ground floor space in at least one apartment building for commercial space to help improve walkability. They’re leaving it up to the city, it’s a zoning issue right now, which is sad. The city really needs to encourage residential over commercial.
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Approved to proceed to public consultation
257-269 Mount Edward Road (5 parcels) Request to: • Amend Appendix B - Comprehensive Development Area (CDA) Parcels and Permitted Uses and approval of a Development Concept Plan pertaining to 257 Mount Edward Road (PID #390674), 261 Mount Edward Road (PID #390682), 265 Mount Edward Road (PID #390708), 269 Mount Edward Road (PID #390757) and parcel (PID #390690); • Amend Appendix A - Future Land Use Map of the Official Plan from Low Density Residential to Comprehensive Planning Area and Appendix “G” – Zoning Map of the Zoning and Development Bylaw from Low Density Residential Single (R-2S) Zone to Comprehensive Development Area (CDA) Zone for portions of the properties at 257 Mount Edward Road (PID #390674), 261 Mount Edward Road (PID #390682), 265 Mount Edward Road (PID #390708), 269 Mount Edward Road (PID #390757) and parcel (PID #390690); and • Consolidate properties at 257 Mount Edward Road (PID #390674), 261 Mount Edward Road (PID #390682), 265 Mount Edward Road (PID #390708), 269 Mount Edward Road (PID #390757) and parcel (PID #390690).
Rob LeBlanc
Sometimes I wish public consultation would just go away. It takes so much time and money to just get projects underway and to have it delayed by public input really doesn't help the apartment and housing shortage.
Hear we go folks! Let the war begin!
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