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The request for the review of the decision was rejected by the OMB. The only recourse left is at Divisional Court.

A big chunk of the Section 37 money (I think it's $150,000) from Options for Homes is going to the Junction BIA (to be matched by the city) for streetscaping improvements on Keele Street north of Dundas. So it's time to let the imagination run wild about what could help to heal that poor...

Options for Homes owns the land and leases it to the CT gas station and lube shop. They would have preferred to develop the land (obviously) but that lease was part of the original sale to Nexxt Development and Options inherited the lease. If Canadian Tire would move the gas station to St Clair...

Canadian Tire would not sell the property unless it got a long lease on the gas station, so we will be stuck with it for a long time.

The Options for Homes site is 11,781 square metres versus 1,365 for Giraffe. You just have to compare those figures to begin to understand what the big fuss was about. Density for Giraffe was easily 4 times Options for Homes and 3 times the Crossways. The Giraffe needed to find a much larger...

OMB decison well argued The OMB's decision is well argued. The developer was appealing not only this project but the Avenue By-law recently put into place by the city following an extensive Avenue Study. The new by-law envisions much more density for the Bloor-Dundas area through re-development...