[AlbertC]

"Yeah, we should wait for Aren't We Naughty to vacate their unit first before we open our sales centre..."

 

[interchange42]

"Yeah, we should wait for Aren't We Naughty to vacate their unit first before we open our sales centre..."

Depending on what kind of look we want in the dungeons suites…

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[Northern Light]

Ha! Just getting caught up on this one, and I see talk of sales office but no sign of even a preliminary report............

So I went and double checked..........and nope.........

So yes, this one is doing its second tour of the OLT.

First Motion here was actually April 25, 2023.

It was actually adjourned with no public info at this time, and no follow-ups scheduled:

But Daisy Consulting group, on behalf of the applicant, registered to lobby on this site starting tomorrow.

 

[Undead]

A few days ago:

 

[artyboy123]

There are some minor changes. The car parking was reduced from 260 car parking to 255 car parking. The total bike parking increased from 306 bike parking to 396 bike parking.

Application Details

www.toronto.ca

Data are taken from the architectural plan via Rezoning submission.

 

[Northern Light]

Decision Report - Approval Recommended to the next meeting of NYCC:

https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2023/ny/bgrd/backgroundfile-240285.pdf

Now, pay attention everyone; what does it cost to get zoning approval for an additional 10 floors on your project in Toronto? If you guessed $309,680, you cheated!

At 130 net new units that's a payment of $2,382 a unit! On an ??? $800,000 price per unit, that's about a 0.25% cost.

Not bad!

I think UT should start a fund where we all pool-in and just finance the cost of adding 10s to random projects everywhere in exchange for 30% of the increased profit. We'll all make out like bandits! LOL

 

[rbt]

Now, pay attention everyone; what does it cost to get zoning approval for an additional 10 floors on your project in Toronto? If you guessed $309,680, you cheated!

At 130 net new units that's a payment of $2,382 a unit! On an ??? $800,000 price per unit, that's about a 0.25% cost.

Plus the cost of preparing and submitting the application, which on $300k would be a non-trivial addition.

Still a great deal for the applicant.

 

[Northern Light]

Approved at Council, with a tweak:

 

[Edward Skira]

 

[Undead]

Damn, I was hoping for a different kind of drilling.

 

[Paclo]

Application Details

www.toronto.ca

Minor Variance boost to 48 storeys / 437 units has been approved with conditions at the CoA: $161,381.20 cash contribution to Ward 18 improvements, as well as TTC technical review & development engineering review.

Updated massing perspectives of the 48-storey design:

Updated elevations (note the axis break)

 

[Paclo]

Application Details

www.toronto.ca

New Minor Variance application to permit a seniors home and decrease the height from 48 storeys / 150.52m to 40 storeys / 123m. The proposal now includes 244 rental apartment units and 160 seniors units (assisted living and independent living).

No updated renderings. Renderings in the database reflect the previous design.

CoA Hearing scheduled for August 14.

 

[Paclo]

Application Details

www.toronto.ca

New Minor Variance application to permit a seniors home and decrease the height from 48 storeys / 150.52m to 40 storeys / 123m. The proposal now includes 244 rental apartment units and 160 seniors units (assisted living and independent living).

No updated renderings. Renderings in the database reflect the previous design.

CoA Hearing scheduled for August 14.

This has been approved by the CoA with conditions including a $121,067 cash contribution to local ward (18) improvements and standard conditions like a TTC technical review