Toronto 1375 Queen West | 35.46m | 10s | Skale | Giannone Petricone

By the time this gets screwed around with over at planning, it will turn into another: soul-sucking, window walled, spandrel laced midrise. I wouldnt expect them to come out and outright approve this, but some of the reasoning here is just...ridiculous to say the least.
 
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Event Information: Community Consultation - 1375 Queen Street West

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Date and time: Monday, September 28, 2020 6:00 pm
Eastern Daylight Time (Toronto, GMT-04:00)
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Duration:2 hours
Description:
A Community Consultation Meeting to discuss the Zoning By-law Amendment Application at 1375 Queen Street West
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"Consultation" = Rich Baby boomers with too much time deciding on ways to make things worse for millennials and gen z
 
Request for Directions Report (recommending opposing this at LPAT) heads to the next meeting of TEYCC on April 20th, 2021.

Report here: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2021/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-165492.pdf

The reasons for opposition are numerous, and mostly dubious in my mind; though there are some legitimate technical issues noted as well.

Height (8 floors), Streetwall (5 floors) are both flagged, along with the absence of parking.

Everyone will know by now, I don't like parking minimums and so can't support that.

I am also challenged to see the issue w/height here; though I might be willing to entertain the street wall being cut to 4 floors.

That the applicant did come up short on some legitimate technical issues (for instance inadequate soil volume for the street trees) is unfortunate; but doesn't strike
me as the deal-breaker either way here.
 
Report to the Nov 24th meeting of TEYCC seeks direction on a With Prejudice offer from the applicant.

Report here: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2021/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-172777.pdf

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This is a much needed project that will change the immediate landscape. As per planning's comments, it is a little tall. Drop it to 6 stories and still start a whole sequence of change on Main St Parkdale
 
Approved at tribunal:
In a January 18 decision, OLT member Hugh Wilkins allowed an appeal, in part, by Skale 1375 QSW LP against the City of Toronto’s failure to make a decision on its rezoning application for 1375 Queen Street West...
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Skale’s settlement offer reduces the height of the proposed development from eight to seven storeys. The scaled-back proposal will include 256 m2 of groundfloor commercial space and 44 residential units above, and incorporates increased front and rear stepbacks above the fourth and sixth floor levels.
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No new renderings are updated in the database. The overall building's height decreased from 31.39m to 28.75m. The total storey count was reduced from 8 to 7 storeys. The total unit count increased from 46 to 50 units. Finally, parking counts increased from 1 parking space to 15 parking spaces.
 
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