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Council to vote on 29-storey residential tower at 25 Cedarcroft Boulevard with zoning amendment
City Council is being asked to approve a zoning amendment allowing a 29-storey, 316-unit apartment building on Cedarcroft Boulevard in the High Park area. The new building would be built next to a retained 13-storey building, removing a surface parking lot and adding a future multi-use path connection. The application has advanced through planning review and is now before Council for final decision.
The journey
Tue, Jul 7 · North York Community Council · forwarded without recommendation
Wed, Jul 29 · Toronto City Council · not yet heard
Time to act
You can weigh in
Residents can depute to Council before the vote (date and deadline not stated in the agenda). Councillors can be contacted before the vote.
Why is this story here?
ContainedA single-site zoning amendment and variance approval for one address. The decision is binding on that lot and hard to reverse once built, but it does not change citywide policy or constrain future councils' powers. The holding provision is a standard tool. Stakes 1: bounded, genuine, reversible in principle.Touches a narrow groupThe site is in High Park ward (Ward 13). Residents of the immediate area will notice construction and the built outcome; most of the city will not. The development is not unusual in scale or use for Toronto and does not affect transit, roads, utilities, or services beyond local impact. Present salience is narrow, touching one neighbourhood.
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