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https://pub-orangeville.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=5627

https://pub-orangeville.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=7079

What a coincidence, was about to make a thread on this. Beaten by a mere 15 minutes. Exciting density near a future MTSA. From the package, showing what is in the pipeline:

Fully agreed. This is one of the nicest buildings to walk along this stretch of Yonge Street. The mid-rise built-form, ornamental buildings, and restaurant patios provide one of the most "European" street aesthetics in the city. I don't care if it is inauthentic PoMo or not, it achieves the...

If you ask me it is not pedantic and I get upset reading thread after thread you identifying these landscape architects having no clue what species are natives or not. It seems like it should be standard knowledge that professional consultants should be aware of. I often go and check who is the...

Surprised that they added a small commercial retail unit at grade on Walmer Street, given the site is mid-block from St Clair.

Others already mentioned the difficulties in developing a few streets over from the planning (and er ownership) perspective. I'd add that brand new double or triple A office space can achieve higher rents and lower vacancies than the existing office building at this location could, in addition...

When I said I wanted the Menkes tower blocked from view, this was not what I had in mind...

I realize this is not a commercial strip of Bathurst but the lack of retail is still disappointing.

Lots of small units in this one. Can't help but feel like dropping mid-rise setbacks would create many more livable units in these avenues.

I am not one to dwell too much on shadowing concerns throughout the city given that we well, live in a city, and most shadowing concerns relate to a slight sliver of shadow that is visible for a few hours at certain points of the year. This time around it seems pretty egregious as demonstrated...

Both correctly and incorrectly it seems. 34 car parking including zero resident. But there will be 391 parking spaces, though disappointingly still less than 1 bike per unit.

From the cover letter:

https://pub-vaughan.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=79404 Since submission, it has been revised to a 27 & 22-storey two-tower site. Project website: https://www.enirox.com/development

This is for Dunwest, the previous project by Greenpark Group in Oakville. Renderings from brochure package: