Irishmonk
Senior Member
Dear Santa, please don't cheap this one out.
Hugs and cookies!
Toronto
Hugs and cookies!
Toronto
- Thread starter Northern Light
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TossYourJacket
Senior Member
Well at least they're being upfront about the waist-high mullions
. Would be nice if they ditched those though.Northern Light
Superstar
Preliminary Report for this one is headed to next week's Planning and Housing Ctte.
Report here: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2022/ph/bgrd/backgroundfile-198963.pdf
Nothing too remarkable in the report.
Report here: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2022/ph/bgrd/backgroundfile-198963.pdf
Nothing too remarkable in the report.
AlbertC
Superstar
2 and 80 Union Street (St. Clair - Old Weston SmartTrack / GO Transit station)
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Carlos Sainz
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Sorry what is this for?2 and 80 Union Street (St. Clair - Old Weston SmartTrack / GO Transit station)
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AlbertC
Superstar
An online community consultation meeting where they may provide an update on what is being planned for this property.
Appealed to OLT
sebajun
Active Member
Out of curiosity - why do so many things get appealed to OLT in this area? I had understood there was some bill or something that hadn't passed, which means that the zoning change in this area (to mixed use) was never actually put into law. Is that correct? Seems so obvious to me that these things should be moving fast / approved fast - there's swaths of just empty land sitting here with dust on it, that can be turned into much needed housing, and the fact that things are going so slowly is disheartening.
Undead
Senior Member
These could be approved tomorrow and would be no closer to being built because the market is not there.
In fact, according to UT's research, developers are sitting on several hundred thousand approved units across the region. But they aren't building because, again, the market isn't there.
In fact, according to UT's research, developers are sitting on several hundred thousand approved units across the region. But they aren't building because, again, the market isn't there.
sebajun
Active Member
Fair point. I think the main issue with this, though, is its also tied to the construction of the go station and the roadway changes in the area. Without this approval, it seems like none of the work can proceed (unless I mistaken): https://ero.ontario.ca/notice/019-5872