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Northern Light said:
Are you sure?

I looked up the zoning, because in my head the LCBO use would not typically fit in 'neighbourhoods'.

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It's in Grey, not in Yellow.

I haven't had the time dig up the archived zoning from the old City, to see how the old by-law treated it.

But I did have a quick glance around the area; and just down Noble Street, in the same grey zoning colour is this beauty: Roughly 6s tall (5.5?)

So there does seem to be area precedent for a bit over 4.

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There's also the new development at 57 Brock just a block to the north of this site at 7 storeys.
 
Not sure of the bricks and debris were from the previous demolition but this site is now used for people dumping old Christmas trees


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City of Toronto and Government of Canada announce funding for first City-led public builder site

News Release November 15, 2023 Today, Mayor Olivia Chow was joined by the Honourable Arif Virani, Minister of Justice, Attorney General of Canada and Member of Parliament for Parkdale-High Park and Councillor Gord Perks (Parkdale-High Park), Chair of the Planning and Housing Committee, to...
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The building will include 40 new homes consisting of private studio apartments with a kitchenette and bathroom, as well as amenity spaces for tenants. These homes will be dedicated to people who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness and will be offered as Rent-Geared-to-Income (RGI) homes with no tenant paying more than 30 per cent of their income or the shelter allowance of their income support benefit on rent.

The new homes will be operated as supportive housing by an experienced not-for-profit housing provider. Residents of supportive housing have access to a range of support services intended to improve their health and well-being. The City will issue a Request for Proposals for a building operator for this site by the end of 2023.
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This is a great project and I support it but I'm curious if there is a rationale for only going 4 storeys here beyond a fear of heights. Is there something about the services required for supportive housing of this kind where it's preferential to only be a certain size or to limit the total number of units in one facility? Why not 8 storeys or 12 on this site?
 
1) There are no building permits even applied for here.

2) There is no sign of anything in the AIC for it; even if its zoning compatible it would still need a Site Plan, there doesn't seem to be a file for that here.

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Did some digging........though City led, this one still went out for an RFP for the operator...........I don't get that.......the City has the means to be the operator.........ok......w/e..........

RFP response was due March 20th, 2024.

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I can't find any evidence of an award.

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This Report says the project will start construction this year:


I can find nothing else just at the moment.

@HousingNowTO
 
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