The new draft plan of subdivision will include the completion of Westhaven Street, connecting the north and south sections with a total of 19 single detached dwellings fronting onto the street. The plan also proposes a multi-unit residential block fronting Westhill Drive which is planned to be an apartment building with 87 units bedrooms. A portion of the lands will be added to the existing storm water management pond east of Westhaven Street and a new walkway will provide a pedestrian connection to Westhill Drive.
Amend the existing site-specific zoning applied to Columbia St. The applicant is proposing to increase the permitted tower heights to 20 storeys Site-specific zoning amendments to parking and other performance regulations to implement the proposed development are also contemplated.
This application is being advanced to permit the development of a 6 storey apartment building with units bedrooms , through the utilization of density bonusing. The applicant is proposing to construct a 6 storey building containing 46 residential units.
To support the proposed development, the applicant is requesting a parking rate of 0. The applicant has submitted an application to remove a holding H symbol from the property zoning. This is a technical application, requiring that certain matters be resolved before development can proceed. Approval of the holding removal application will allow the property to be developed with three single detached dwellings as permitted in the current zoning.
Activa Holdings Inc. The R9 zone permits stacked townhouses with a maximum height of 10 metres and apartment buildings with a maximum height of 12 metres. This is a technical application, requiring that certain matters be resolved before development can proceed, specifically:. The development will consist of a mix of:. Prica Global Enterprises Inc. To lift the Holding provision from the subject site.
The following applicable criteria have to be met prior to the lifting of the Holding provision:. The purpose of the requested holding removal is to permit the construction of a new 6 storey residential building containing 92 residential dwelling units one bedroom units , sq.
John Vas. The proposed development will include a single detached dwelling, 28 townhouse units, and the extension of Pelham Street. If you require documents in an alternative format, please contact John Vos at or TTY for deaf Hickory Terraces Ltd. Max Kerrigan.
This application is being advanced to permit the development of 3, 12 storey residential towers on a shared 4 storey podium. The proposal consists of units and bedrooms with vehicular parking spaces, and bike parking spaces. If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Max Kerrigan at or TTY for deaf The applicant is proposing to amend the City's zoning by-law by removing the "H" Holding provision from the property.
This application is for Phase 2 of the development. The overall development includes 2, 6 storey multi-unit residential buildings and 7 stacked townhouse buildings with a total of residential units and bedrooms.
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Toggle Section Development charges and guidelines Menu. Toggle Section Economic development Menu. Contact Us. Zone changes. Find current applications below. On this page Public notification Application process Current zone change applications Public notification The public has a right to comment on proposed zone changes. We publicize them by: posting a large sign along the frontage of the lands publishing notices in the Waterloo Chronicle posting information on this webpage hosting public meetings to discuss the proposed change letters to properties within m of the proposed change Application process The new Zoning Bylaw passed in September applies to all land and buildings within the city, with the exception of two specific areas PDF which are subject to appeals.
Current zone change applications title 1 title 2 title 3 Conservation Dr. Beaver Creek Rd. Roy Schmidt Rd. General Amendments Zoning By-law No. Holding Removal Erb St. Purpose To create a new residential subdivision containing an anticipated 36 single-detached lots a mix of larger residential estate type lots and smaller residential lots , a unit townhouse block, open space blocks, buffers from natural features, stormwater management ponds and conservation easements. Location Woolwich St. Ward Southeast, Ward 5 Staff contact Joel Cotter Request and purpose Draft Plan of Subdivision 30T is a low-rise residential subdivision anticipated to yield residential units.
Supporting documents draft plan of proposed subdivision staff report - May staff report maps - Erbsville Rd. Purpose A zone change application is being advanced to permit the existing buildings on the property to be used for spiritual uses, and to zone the natural heritage features on the property "green".
Purpose In conjunction with a draft plan of subdivision application submitted to the Region of Waterloo, this application is being advanced to permit the creation of residential units, including single detached dwellings and townhomes, a proposed new public elementary school, parks, a stormwater management block and protected open space.
File Z Applicant Ontario Inc. Holding Location 80 King St. The site specific provisions include: to transfer density from 80 King St. Purpose The application is being advanced to permit the addition of two storeys to the existing building at 80 King St. Informal public meeting June 12, Formal public meeting June 18, Supporting documents staff report - IPPW draft Official Plan amendment Official Plan amendment request letter response letter report updated environmental noise study revised concept site plan North elevation and parking structure - renderings and building material revised safe access route planning justification report urban design brief pedestrian wind assessment environmental noise study transportation impact brief functional servicing and stormwater management report safe access route report source water protection contamination study concept site plan elevation and perspectives If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Wendy Fisher at or TTY for deaf Holding Location Weber St.
Informal public meeting June 12, Formal public meeting Pending Supporting documents planning justification report environmental noise study concept site plan proposed building rendering King St. Purpose This application is being advanced to permit the conversion of 66 square metres of the existing square metre amenity area on the ground floor of the existing 11 storey, 37 unit, apartment building to a restaurant. Informal public meeting June 12, Formal public meeting June 24, Supporting documents staff report - IPPW Second submission planning report addendum First submission planning justification report site plan, elevations and floor plans If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Rita Szilock at or TTY for deaf Informal public meeting June 19, Formal public meeting October 23, Supporting documents staff report - IPPW conceptual access lane noise feasibility study planning justification report servicing strategy report site plan transportation assessment water distribution letter If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Natalie Stopar at or TTY for deaf This will apply to the condominium lands.
Residential Five R5 Zone — permits singles and semis. Request to add freehold townhouse building as a permitted use on specific lands.
Specific regulations for minimum lot frontages and areas, front yard encroachments and garages widths. R5 lands to be setback minimum 20 metres from a sewage pumping station.
Residential Eight R8 Zone — proposing to limit uses to: freehold townhouse building townhouse building stacked townhouse building triplex building Specific regulations for minimum lot frontages and areas, front yard encroachments and garages widths.
R8 lands to be setback minimum 20 metres from a sewage pumping station. Residential Nine R9 Zone — permits: apartments townhouses stacked townhouses triplex building long term care facility assisted living facility Request to remove the freeholding townhouse from list of permitted uses.
R9 lands to be setback minimum 20 metres from a sewage pumping station. Request to include outdoor amenity area setback from centerline of Conservation Drive. Specific regulation to allow split zoning and boundary between two zones not be considered a lot line lines for purposes of establishing setbacks. Residential Mixed Use RMU Zone — for lands within the node, permitted uses include mixed-use buildings, apartments and stacked townhouses. Request to include an outdoor amenity area setback from centerline of Conservation Drive and Beaver Creek Road.
Parks and Recreation OS1 Zone — for the parks, walkways and the two pumping stations proposed. Conservation OS3 Zone — for the naturalfeatures within the subdivision, as well as the associated buffers and for the stormwater management facility. Dual R8 and OS3 Zones — on Blocks 7 to 9, Stage 1 Northgate Lands Temporary Stormwater Management Facility - dual zoning is proposed to allow either the residential use should the facility be temporary in nature, or the stormwater management use should the facility need to become permanent.
Purpose The owner has submitted these applications to permit the creation of a new residential neighbourhood consisting of single detached, semi-detached and townhouse dwellings and potentially low rise apartments or stacked townhouses, a road network, parks and trails, stormwater management ponds and pumping stations, and protected environmental areas. The full-build out of this subdivision would create between and new residential units. Conservation OS3 Zone - for the natural features within the subdivision, as well as the associated buffers and for the stormwater management facility.
Purpose The owner has submitted these applications to permit the creation of a new residential neighbourhood consisting of: single detached dwellings a road network parks and trails protected environmental areas The full-build out of this subdivision would create between 36 and 40 new residential units. Purpose The application is being advanced to permit the development of 28 stacked townhouse terrace dwelling units.
Informal public meeting September 25, Formal public meeting Pending Supporting documents planning justification report urban design brief road traffic and stationary noise impact study transportation impact study site servicing feasibility study concept site plan If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Rita Szilock at or TTY for deaf King and John St.
Ward Uptown, Ward 7 Staff contact Request The applicant is proposing to amend the city's zoning bylaw no. Purpose The application is being advanced to permit two apartment buildings, 21 and 22 storeys in height with a total of units.
Informal public meeting October 2, Formal public meeting To be determined Supporting documents planning justification report urban design brief shadow study heritage impact assessment noise feasibility study transportation impact study parking justification letter functional servicing report geotechnical investigation concept site plan and building elevations 50 University Ave.
Purpose This application is being advanced to permit the reconfiguration of the existing 52 unit bedroom apartment building into a unit bedroom apartment building.
Informal public meeting September 25, Formal public meeting Date to be determined Supporting documents planning justification report parking justification report stationary noise assessment functional servicing brief site plan floor plans If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Rita Szilock at or TTY for deaf Location Northeast corner of Roy Schmidt Rd.
Informal public meeting Monday November 27, Formal public meeting Pending Supporting documents Second Submission July cover letter planning response report revised draft plan original and revised draft plan comparison revised functional servicing report consolidated geotechnical report revised road noise study revised stationary noise study revised hydrogeological assessment First submission, October planning justification report , including neighbourhood design summary draft plan of subdivision functional servicing and stormwater management report preliminary grading and erosional sedimentation control plan and water servicing strategy transportation assessment of left turn lane requirements post-construction monitoring report traffic noise assessment stationary noise assessment hydrogeological assessment If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Wendy Fisher at or TTY for deaf File Official Plan amendment no.
The following amendments to zoning bylaw are also requested: re-zone the 12 Westhill Dr. Purpose The application is being advanced to permit the construction of two storey apartment buildings and three stacked townhouse blocks on the site. Informal public meeting January 29, Neighbourhood meeting February 28, Formal public meeting August 12, Staff report Supporting documents Second submission planning justification report site plan and building plans shadow study analysis shadow study storm water management design brief traffic impact study preliminary grading servicing report rendering aerial view rendering eye level view First submission acoustical report building elevations building floor plans planning justification report site grading pla site plan storm water area plan storm water area plan storm water management design brie traffic impact stud transportation noise preliminary grading and servicing report shadow study analysis If you require documents in an alternative format please contact John Vos at or TTY for deaf Location 37, 39 and 41 King St.
Ward Uptown, Ward 7 Staff contact Natalie Hardacre Request The applicant is requesting an amendment to Zoning Bylaw no to rezone the lands from Commercial Eight C zone to Commercial Eight C with site specific provisions, specifically to decrease the minimum required parking from 29 spaces to 5 spaces and to decrease the minimum rear yard setback from 4.
Purpose The purpose of the requested amendment is to facilitate the development of a three storey mixed use building with retail on the ground floor and office space on the second and third floors. Informal public meeting Monday, March 5, Formal public meeting June 25, Supporting documents staff report IPPW planning justification report heritage impact assessment report concept site plan and building elevations architect opinion letter site survey plan functional servicing opinion letter site plan - revised June If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Natalie Hardacre at or TTY for deaf File Z and Official Plan amendment no.
The site-specific provisions include: an increase to the maximum building height within 30 m of King Street, from 16 m 4 storeys to Purpose This application is being advanced to facilitate the construction a mixed-use building consisting of a 4 to 6 storey podium with square metres of ground floor commercial space, square metres of office space, and parking spaces above and below ground.
Informal public meeting March 5, Formal public meeting The formal public meeting has been deferred and will not occur on June 25 null , Location Northfield Dr. Ward Southwest, Ward 1 Staff contact Natalie Hardacre Request The applicant is requesting an amendment to zoning bylaw to rezone the lands from mixed-use commercial MXC zone to mixed-use residential MXR and convenience commercial CC with site specific provisions.
Purpose The purpose of the requested amendments is to permit a multi-phased, mixed use development containing a 6 storey mixed use building with commercial units on the ground floor, two 6 storey residential apartment buildings, and three commercial buildings. Ward Northeast, Ward 4 Staff contact John Vos Request The applicant is proposing to change the official plan land use designation from open space to mixed-use high density residential, and to amend the city's Zoning Bylaw no.
Purpose This application is being advanced to permit the redevelopment of the lands with a 15 storey, unit building. Location 84, 86 Hickory St. Note This application was submitted and deemed complete in accordance with the Planning Act , prior to the passing of Bylaw on September 10, being the new Zoning Bylaw for the City of Waterloo.
Purpose This application is being advanced to permit the development of a 6 storey apartment building with units bedrooms through the utilization of density bonusing. Informal public meeting Monday, April 9, Formal public meeting Monday October 28, Supporting documents Staff report IPPW Second submission July Letter addendum to planning justification report Environmental noise assessment Revised traffic assessment Wind opinion letter Urban design brief addendum Revised site plan, grading plan, servicing plan Revised building design package perspective, floor plans, elevations First submission Planning justification report Urban design brief Traffic assessment Acoustical impact assessment Functional servicing brief Building design package perspective, site plan, floor plans, elevations Resubmission letter Hickory street elevation If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Rita Szilock at or TTY for deaf Location Beechwood Dr.
Purpose The property currently contains a 7 storey apartment building containing 41 units 70 bedrooms , a surface parking area, an underground parking structure, and tennis courts.
Proposed building rendering 2 , looking southeast Second submission, September Supplemental letter , resubmission of materials Revised renderings and site plan First submission, March Planning justification report Transportation impact study Transportation brief letter Functional site servicing report Site grading plan Site servicing plan Stationary noise impact study Shadow study Salt management plan Site plan Building renderings If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Wendy Fisher at or TTY for deaf Location King St.
The following site specific provisions have been requested by the applicant: Reduce building setbacks: front yard — from 5. Location 26, 28 Dorset St. The lands will continue to be zoned Commercial Eight - 25 C Ward Lakeshore, Ward 3 Staff contact John Vos Request The applicant is requesting an amendment to Zoning By-law to change the zoning on the property from Institutional-4 "IN-4" to Medium Density Three "MD3" with site specific rates for parking, interior side yard setback, landscaped open space, and common recreational area.
Purpose The applicant is proposing to redevelop the property with a new church and 84 stacked townhouse units. Informal public meeting September 24, Formal public meeting Monday April 29, Supporting documents Second submission, April concept site plan staff report First submission, May planning justification report concept site plan Concept building elevations and floor plans: 12 unit stacked townhouse 18 unit stacked townhouse All Saints Church transportation impact brief functional servicing and preliminary stormwater management report If you require documents in an alternative format please contact John Vos at or TTY for deaf Purpose This application is being advanced to permit the development of 8 single detached lots formerly 10 lots and 16 townhouse units formerly 22 units.
Note This application was submitted and deemed complete in accordance with the Planning Act, prior to the passing of By-law on September 10, being the new Zoning By-law for the City of Waterloo.
Purpose The purpose of the requested applications is to permit the development of a subdivision for employment and commercial land uses, a park, and new streets including the extension of Platinum Drive. Informal public meeting Monday, January 14, Formal public meeting Monday, February 24, Staff report - IPPW Supporting documents Revised plan of subdivision Planning justification report Draft plan of subdivision Market analysis Phase I environmental site assessment Phase II environmental site assessment Environmental impact study Commemoration assessment brief Transportation impact study Geotechnical investigation Hydrogeological assessment Functional servicing report Preliminary stormwater management report Tree management plan If you require documents in an alternative format please contact Natalie Hardacre at or TTY for deaf To remove the 'H' Holding symbol, the following conditions have to be met: the applicant has to submit a scoped Hydrogeological Study the satisfaction of the City of Waterloo and the Regional Municipality of Waterloo Purpose The purpose of the requested holding removal is to permit the construction of a new 8 storey mixed-use building containing sq.
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Zone 1 - Southwest Student housing options include traditional houses, as well as duplexes and townhouses. Boarding is also common in this area. Zone 2 - Northwest A residential neighbourhood home to people of all ages — young professionals, young families and older generations. Zone 3 - Lakeshore Student housing options in this area include traditional housing, duplex, town houses, and some older apartment buildings. The Sunnidale and Parkside neighbourhoods are highly student-populated.
Zone 4 - Northeast The ward includes a mix of housing including co-operative living; assisted living; multi-residential and single family dwellings.
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