Supporting documents referenced in this application form:
Legal Description:
Does the project contain a Residential Use that comprises of at least 50% of the total square footage of a building or a structure, and be either of the following:
a) A Mixed-Use Development that creates a minimum of three (3) Dwelling Units located above commercial use occupancy on the ground floor of the building, through either new construction or through conversion of an existing building from an alternate use other than Multi-Unit Residential Development or Mixed-Use Development; or
b) A Multi-Unit Residential Development that creates a minimum of six (6) new Dwelling Units and is at least two (2) storeys through either new construction or through conversion of an existing building from an alternate use other than Multi-Unit Residential Development Mixed-Use Development.
Is/has the applicant, company or venture:
Provide a detailed explanation, written and graphic, of the Project to be undertaken, a site plan that indicates the location of all existing and proposed structures, and their context (less than 500 words). Additional information may be included under "Appendix B" of the application:
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