Amare
Senior Member
^I recommend consecutive lifetime bans for all Marlin Spring developments in Toronto. With no chance of parole for all of humanity's existence.
- Thread starter Northern Light
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Northern Light
Superstar
The Applicant here appealed the ZBA last November, and the OPA in February.
This one goes to the next meeting of EYCC as an Appeals Report, seeking authority to send staff to oppose this at OLT.
From the above:
- Staff do not like the setback from the park, the separation distance from the north property line; insufficient distance from adjacent self-storage facility also cited. Floor plate size (both at/over 800m2), wind conditions and shadowing also noted.
This one goes to the next meeting of EYCC as an Appeals Report, seeking authority to send staff to oppose this at OLT.
From the above:
- Staff do not like the setback from the park, the separation distance from the north property line; insufficient distance from adjacent self-storage facility also cited. Floor plate size (both at/over 800m2), wind conditions and shadowing also noted.
Northern Light
Superstar
This one was back before Council last week, in the form of a Settlement Offer.
That Offer was adopted, and is now public:
From the above:
@Paclo
That Offer was adopted, and is now public:
From the above:
@Paclo
The database has been updated to reflect the settlement proposal. Main stat changes below:
- Storey counts changed from 37 & 23 to 36 & 29
- 8-storey storage building introduced on the western portion of the site as a result of the Conversion Request approved by the Minister of Municipal Affairs/Housing
- Total residential units decreased from 824 to 820
- Total vehicular parking increased from 200 to 264
- Total bicycle parking decreased from 619 to 606
^ settlement ratified with an interim order by the OLT. No renderings of the updated design.
This rendering on Sevoy's website has not been posted in-thread, but appears to reflect the 37 & 23-storey design:
This rendering on Sevoy's website has not been posted in-thread, but appears to reflect the 37 & 23-storey design: