The Staff Report is available and was accepted by Council on Thursday. No agreement was reached and it appears to be off to the OMB but a settlement still seems possible.
http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2015/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-84354.pdf
The City objections (generally shared by the Neighbourhood Association) are:
a) the reduction of the height of the northern towers to below 30 storeys and 95 metres, excluding mechanical penthouse and the reduction of height of the southern towers to below 20 storeys and 65 metres, excluding mechanical penthouse;
b) the increase of tower setback from The Esplanade to a minimum of 24 metres;
c) the reconfiguration of massing to accommodate the 24 metre tower setback from The Esplanade;
d) the increase of tower separation distance to 25 metres in the north-south alignment through recession of balconies on the associated building faces;
e) the revision of the unit mix to provide a minimum of 15% 2 bedroom units and a minimum of 10% 3 bedroom units;
f) the provision of two Type B loading spaces, one of which can be shared with a Type G loading space;
g) the submission of a parking utilization study to determine whether there is capacity in four Toronto Parking Authority lots in the area to accommodate the residential visitor requirement for 101 visitor spaces;
h) the provision and maintenance of a dedicated on-site "pet friendly" exercise and relief area with bag station and garbage disposal as well as a pet washing and grooming station, which is accessible to all future residents of the proposed development;
i) the provision and maintenance of both an indoor and outdoor amenity space that is designed to cater to families with children which is accessible to all future residents of the proposed development;
j) the requirement for an updated Pedestrian Wind Study in order to assess pedestrian level wind conditions with the proposed development, and determine what built form and other mitigative solution may be required; and
k) the owner addressing the outstanding comments outlined in the memorandum dated August 9, 2015 from the Manager, Engineering and Construction Services, Toronto and East York District.