Mr. Gary Wright,
Chief Planner and Executive Director
Toronto City Planning Division
Re: Public Hearing Notice for Minor Variance Permission
(Section 45 of the Planning Act)
and
2316-2320 Gerrard Street (File No. A0626/10TEY) – Proposed Site Plan
Dear Mr. Wright,
We, the undersigned ratepayers of the Upper Beaches are concerned at the above application for the proposed building of 2316-2320 Gerrard Street, with the variances requested. Therefore we reject the application based on the following:
1. The proposal of 32 townhouses is far too dense for the space available at the site, and 82% over the permitted gross floor area.
2. The building depth of the development is 3.3 times the maximum permitted building depth.
3. The rear yard set back is only 1/2 the minimum required setback.
4. The side yard set back is only 1/3 the minimum required setback.
5. The open space landscaping is only 53% of the minimum requirement.
6. The front yard set back is only 1/2 of the minimum required setback.
7. The minimum number of on-site parking spaces is not being met.
8. The minimum amount of outdoor residential amenity space is not being met.
9. The required driveway is not being provided.
This area is already way too crowded and traffic is a nightmare. Putting 32 units here is gonna make the street impossible to navigate. Stop the developers from ruining the neighbourhood.
M
Mike Cho
15 years ago
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The plans are way too big for the lot. How do they expect people to park? Terrible idea.
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Mr. Gary Wright,
Chief Planner and Executive Director
Toronto City Planning Division
Re: Public Hearing Notice for Minor Variance Permission
(Section 45 of the Planning Act)
and
2316-2320 Gerrard Street (File No. A0626/10TEY) – Proposed Site Plan
Dear Mr. Wright,
We, the undersigned ratepayers of the Upper Beaches are concerned at the above application for the proposed building of 2316-2320 Gerrard Street, with the variances requested. Therefore we reject the application based on the following:
1. The proposal of 32 townhouses is far too dense for the space available at the site, and 82% over the permitted gross floor area.
2. The building depth of the development is 3.3 times the maximum permitted building depth.
3. The rear yard set back is only 1/2 the minimum required setback.
4. The side yard set back is only 1/3 the minimum required setback.
5. The open space landscaping is only 53% of the minimum requirement.
6. The front yard set back is only 1/2 of the minimum required setback.
7. The minimum number of on-site parking spaces is not being met.
8. The minimum amount of outdoor residential amenity space is not being met.
9. The required driveway is not being provided.
This area is already way too crowded and traffic is a nightmare. Putting 32 units here is gonna make the street impossible to navigate. Stop the developers from ruining the neighbourhood.
M
Mike Cho
15 years ago
Featured
The plans are way too big for the lot. How do they expect people to park? Terrible idea.
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This area is already way too crowded and traffic is a nightmare. Putting 32 units here is gonna make the street impossible to navigate. Stop the developers from ruining the neighbourhood.