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2810 BAYVIEW AVE
Ward 18 - North York District


7-storey residential building containing 53 dwelling units, a gross floor area of 5,246sqm and an FSI of 2.96. The proposed development is accessed by a driveway from Irvington Crescent. A total of 80 parking spaces to be provided along with 50 bicycle parking spaces.

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OPA & Rezoning​
19 150397 NNY 18 OZ​
May 7, 2019​
Under Review​

 
If they ever decide to develop the rest of that block west of Bayview, they really should build a new road from the 401W off-ramp, to divert the traffic from the Sheppard/Bayview intersection.
It's a very inefficient intersection to begin with with it being on top of a hill.
 
Interesting proposal. I've always found those few houses on Bayview Avenue, just north of that 401 West on-ramp to be kind of 'out of place'.
 
There's been talk of condo towers here for about the last 15-20 years; North York's New York Condo Towers are just on other side of Bayview Ave. About 5 years ago, I believe the same developer/land-assembler who assembled this lot, assembled the (at the time) 4 house lots directly west of this site - tested the water at City Planning for condo tower at both assembled lots & quickly realized the best that can be done at the western site was houses - so 4 post-war bungalow lots severed into the 6 lots hosting 2-storey houses you see now.

So question now is does the proposed mid-rise respect the transition into the neighbourhood to the west including the 6 new houses I just mentioned.


If they ever decide to develop the rest of that block west of Bayview, they really should build a new road from the 401W off-ramp, to divert the traffic from the Sheppard/Bayview intersection.
It's a very inefficient intersection to begin with with it being on top of a hill.

11th, there's no way City would allow MTO off-ramp onto small local residential city streets. Problem is that northbound Bayview to westbound Sheppard double left-turn have difficulty handling the volume of westbound 401 vehicles avoiding troublesome Yonge-401 interchange heading to high density North York Centre.


Interesting proposal. I've always found those few houses on Bayview Avenue, just north of that 401 West on-ramp to be kind of 'out of place'.

See image posted by Marcanadian - When cars come off the westbound 401 off-ramp onto bayview, if they can't make the turn onto Bayview, the house with red roof directly south of this site is directly in the line of fire! And that's exactly what happened about 10 years ago with a car smashing into the side of that house & leaving a giant hole at the side of the house - causing extensive structural damage.
 
To be marketed as "The Bayview":



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Found something interesting,....

Scanning through 2014 Campaign Contribution for Cllr Filion:
- "Dolatabadi, Masoud 243 Finch Ave E, Toronto, M2N 4S1 $750.00"
*** President & Chief Executive Officer of Dormer Homes
Here, townhouses at 241 & 243 Finch East officially submitted 31/10/2018
Now 241 & 243 Finch East Townhouse under "Fortune 8 Real Estate"
The President/CEO of a Townhouse developer (& listed his address as an old little white bungalow) donated the maximum allowable amount to Councillor Campaign,... Whatever! No biggie....


Looking at Dormer Homes Current Employee List on ZoomInfo:
- Masoud Dolatabadi - President & Chief Executive Officer
- Maral Alacer - Vice President
- Anjali Desai - Corporate Controlller
- Marius Staicu - Senior Project Manager
- Anna Edwards - Office Administrator


Scanning through 2018 Campaign Contribution for Cllr Filion (note: maximum allowable limit increased from $750 in 2014 to $1,200 in 2018):
-1- "Dolatabadi Alacer, Maral M2K 1X8 $1,200.00 Monetary Individual Oct 04, 2018"
Legal Counsel and Vice President at Dormer Homes
-2- "Staicu, Marius M4P 1P1 $1,200.00 Monetary Individual Oct 04, 2018"
"Senior Project Manager" Land Development Manager at Dormer Homes/LandDiligenceInc
-3- "Edwards, Anna M1M 2Y5 $1,200.00 Monetary Individual Oct 04, 2018"
- "Office Administrator" at Dormer Homes Wow, Dormer Homes must be paying their secretary very very well!!! So well, she could afford to donate $1,200 to a Councillor outside of the ward where she lives and work!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-edwards-461b5181/?originalSubdomain=ca
-4- "Reza Bakhtiari, Mohammad M2J 2N9 $1,200.00 Monetary Individual Oct 04, 2018"
Local Realtor not directly linked to Dormer Homes - but likely related to a "Hossein Bakhtiari" who used to work at "real estate and land development for Dormer Homes"

- anyone can donate to any Candidate's campaign (and the few local residents that would donate usually just contribute $100-$300)
- a Candidate can choose to accept or reject any campaign contribution
That said, getting 4 maximum allowable contribution amount on the same day from 4 different individuals outside the Ward should have raised alarm bells!
Note: Councillor Filion's Ward 18 Willowdale postal code prefixes are M2M, M2N and M2R

What are the odds that 4 employees (current & former) of a Developer - independently and randomly decides to donate the exact same maximum allowable $1,200 amount,.... to the same re-election campaign of a Councillor in a Ward where none of them live or work in,... all on the same day! Four maximum allowable contribution of $1,200 each under 4 different employee names totalling $4,800 to the re-election campaign of the local Councillor where Dormer Homes now has a development application. Anyways,.... now we know how Domer Homes conduct business,.... and it stinks!

Anyways, this development application was formally submitted on May 7, 2019 - about 6.5 months after the October 2018 election. And typically, before the official submission, the applicant had 6 month worth of discussion with City Planning to get the formal development proposal ready for official submission.

As I posted previously, this site has been under developer ownership and speculation for years prior,...

Here, this site backs up to single residential houses which limits the size and requires transition:
- the developments along Bayview south of 401 are restricted to 3-storey townhouses
- north of 401, Secondary Plan area that would allow high-rise in BayviewVillage and project of this scope along Sheppard
 
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The new rendering is updated in the database! The project information also has some minor updates. The total building height changed from 25.30m to 29.97m. The total unit count increased from 61 units to 67 units. Finally, the total parking space count increased from 53 parking spaces to 59 parking spaces.

The rendering is taken from the architectural plan via Site Plan Approval:

PLN - Architectural Plans - MAY 30  2022 (1)-1.jpg
 

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