- Planning Commission recommended and City Council approved a rezoning request for the Milliron Foundation project.
- A high-rise development project is currently under review by the Planning Commission and requires final zoning approval from the City Council.
Local Council Rejects Height Increase for Residential Project
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
The Local council rejected a request by Kimko Inc. to increase the height of a residential project. The council voted 13-2 against the proposal for an eight-storey apartment building at 299-307 Sarnia Rd. The site had previously been approved last year for a six-storey, 150-unit building.
From lfpress.com
Why it matters
The rejection halts the proposed expansion of the residential project. This decision impacts the scope and viability of the project, which is associated with the Milliron Foundation.
A high-rise development project is currently under review by the Planning Commission and requires final zoning approval from the City Council.
From lfpress.com