drum118
Superstar
Information Report
Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning Applications
To permit the replacement of three existing 3 storey rental
apartment buildings with three rental apartment buildings with
heights of 19, 22 and 25 storeys
2700 Aquitaine Avenue
South side of Aquitaine Avenue, East of Glen Erin Drive
Owner: 7838794 Canada Inc. (c/o Carttera Private
Equities Inc.)
Applicant: Weston Consulting Group Inc.
Bill 51
That the Report dated March 25, 2014, from the Commissioner of
Planning and Building regarding the application to amend the
Mississauga Official Plan policies for the Meadowvale
Neighbourhood Character Area from "Residential High Density -
Special Site 1" to "Residential High Density- Special Site" and to
change the Zoning from "RA4-32" (Apartment DwellingsException)
to "RA5-Exception" (Apartment Dwellings -
Exception) to permit the replacement of three existing 3 storey
rental apartment buildings with three rental apartment buildings
with heights of 19, 22 and 25 storeys, respectively, under
File OZ 13/013 W9, 7838794 Canada Inc., 2700 Aquitaine Avenue
be received for information.
The subject property, located on the south side of Aquitaine
Avenue East, east of Glen Erin Drive Gust east of the Meadowvale
Community Node), is home to 335 rental apartment dwelling units.
The applicant is proposing to intensify the site by removing 112
units housed in three of the existing garden apartment buildings
located on the southern portion of the site and replacing those
buildings with three towers with heights of 19, 22 and 25 storeys
respectively. The towers will provide 614 new units in addition to
the 223 rental apartment units that will remain (including four
rental townhouse units) providing a total of 837 rental apartment
units.
Further details
COMMUNITY ISSUES
A community meeting was held by the Ward 9 Councillor,
Pat Saito, on February 19, 2014.
The following is a summary of issues raised by the community:
• this development is not desirable for this neighbourhood;
• height and density are not compatible with the existing
community;
• additional traffic will provide safety concerns for pedestrians
looking to access nearby Meadowvale Town Centre;
• the development will compound existing shadowing effects on
adjacent townhouse dwellings and amenity areas;
• insufficient visitor parking;
• the adequacy of schools, and the nearby community centre to
serve the new residents;
• increased population levels will impact the already strained
trail (park) system around Lake Aquitaine;
• increased building lighting will negatively impact existing
apartments;
• development will result in a general reduction in open space for
the lands, replaced by buildings and parking;
• there will be no replacement of the existing rental housing units
during demolition/construction;
DEVELOPMENT ISSUES
Agency comments are summarized in Appendix 1-9 and school
accommodation information is contained in Appendix 1-10. Based
on the comments received and the applicable MOP policies, the
following matters will have to be addressed prior to the
Supplementary Report:
• expansion of the Meadowvale Community Node boundary;
• appropriate height and density;
• rental replacement programs;
• traffic impact on the neighbourhood and surrounding area;
• access to the trail system;
• cumulative impact of this development on this community;
• tree removal and replacement;
• impact and transition to the existing neighbourhood;
• shadow and privacy impacts on abutting properties and park;
• proposed urban design including massing and built form; and
• introduction of Green Development Initiatives.
Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning Applications
To permit the replacement of three existing 3 storey rental
apartment buildings with three rental apartment buildings with
heights of 19, 22 and 25 storeys
2700 Aquitaine Avenue
South side of Aquitaine Avenue, East of Glen Erin Drive
Owner: 7838794 Canada Inc. (c/o Carttera Private
Equities Inc.)
Applicant: Weston Consulting Group Inc.
Bill 51
That the Report dated March 25, 2014, from the Commissioner of
Planning and Building regarding the application to amend the
Mississauga Official Plan policies for the Meadowvale
Neighbourhood Character Area from "Residential High Density -
Special Site 1" to "Residential High Density- Special Site" and to
change the Zoning from "RA4-32" (Apartment DwellingsException)
to "RA5-Exception" (Apartment Dwellings -
Exception) to permit the replacement of three existing 3 storey
rental apartment buildings with three rental apartment buildings
with heights of 19, 22 and 25 storeys, respectively, under
File OZ 13/013 W9, 7838794 Canada Inc., 2700 Aquitaine Avenue
be received for information.
The subject property, located on the south side of Aquitaine
Avenue East, east of Glen Erin Drive Gust east of the Meadowvale
Community Node), is home to 335 rental apartment dwelling units.
The applicant is proposing to intensify the site by removing 112
units housed in three of the existing garden apartment buildings
located on the southern portion of the site and replacing those
buildings with three towers with heights of 19, 22 and 25 storeys
respectively. The towers will provide 614 new units in addition to
the 223 rental apartment units that will remain (including four
rental townhouse units) providing a total of 837 rental apartment
units.
Further details
COMMUNITY ISSUES
A community meeting was held by the Ward 9 Councillor,
Pat Saito, on February 19, 2014.
The following is a summary of issues raised by the community:
• this development is not desirable for this neighbourhood;
• height and density are not compatible with the existing
community;
• additional traffic will provide safety concerns for pedestrians
looking to access nearby Meadowvale Town Centre;
• the development will compound existing shadowing effects on
adjacent townhouse dwellings and amenity areas;
• insufficient visitor parking;
• the adequacy of schools, and the nearby community centre to
serve the new residents;
• increased population levels will impact the already strained
trail (park) system around Lake Aquitaine;
• increased building lighting will negatively impact existing
apartments;
• development will result in a general reduction in open space for
the lands, replaced by buildings and parking;
• there will be no replacement of the existing rental housing units
during demolition/construction;
DEVELOPMENT ISSUES
Agency comments are summarized in Appendix 1-9 and school
accommodation information is contained in Appendix 1-10. Based
on the comments received and the applicable MOP policies, the
following matters will have to be addressed prior to the
Supplementary Report:
• expansion of the Meadowvale Community Node boundary;
• appropriate height and density;
• rental replacement programs;
• traffic impact on the neighbourhood and surrounding area;
• access to the trail system;
• cumulative impact of this development on this community;
• tree removal and replacement;
• impact and transition to the existing neighbourhood;
• shadow and privacy impacts on abutting properties and park;
• proposed urban design including massing and built form; and
• introduction of Green Development Initiatives.