BrenWilson
Active Member
Yeah what I hear from the City is that the recovery will not be fun.
- Thread starter Lachlan Holmes
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Branden Simon
Senior Member
City of Hamilton and New Horizon reached an deal
There will be revisions during the OLT process
Filings during the process leading up to the OLT settlement state the City and NHDG discussed a modified proposal that included adding commercial uses at the ground level, lowering the height of the 25-storey towers to 20-storeys, decreasing the number of units to 1,850 from 1,995, and moving the townhouse units closer to the property line on the north and west boundaries.
The final settlement will become public when filed to the OLT.
A date for the settlement hearing is still to be determined.
https://thepublicrecord.ca/2025/03/...s-reach-deal-for-499-mohawk-east-development/
There will be revisions during the OLT process
Filings during the process leading up to the OLT settlement state the City and NHDG discussed a modified proposal that included adding commercial uses at the ground level, lowering the height of the 25-storey towers to 20-storeys, decreasing the number of units to 1,850 from 1,995, and moving the townhouse units closer to the property line on the north and west boundaries.
The final settlement will become public when filed to the OLT.
A date for the settlement hearing is still to be determined.
https://thepublicrecord.ca/2025/03/...s-reach-deal-for-499-mohawk-east-development/
KingJames
Active Member
This will keep New Horizon busy for 10+ years ! Glad to see the intensification and the much needed housing, including the missing middle.
LocalCPT
New Member
This is great to hear. As Ive said before, I really love this for the Mountain. Step in the right direction. There are a few other under-utilized plazas/land at intersections of major streets similar to this one I can imagine could follow suit; Fennell and Upper Ottawa, Wellington and Stone Church, Westcliffe Mall.
LocalCPT
New Member
OLT Approved!