housing
Council considers zoning amendment for two residential buildings on Wilket Road and Tudor Gate, 54 units total
City Council is being asked to approve a zoning by-law amendment for two six-storey residential buildings at 1 Tudor Gate and 39-43 Wilket Road. The proposal would add 54 dwelling units (10 at Tudor Gate, 44 at Wilket Road) in a mixed-density development on an underutilized site along a major street. The staff report recommends approval, finding the proposal consistent with provincial planning policy and Toronto's Official Plan.
The journey
Tue, Jul 7 · North York Community Council · forwarded without recommendation
Wed, Jul 29 · Toronto City Council · not yet heard
Time to act
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Residents can contact their councillor before the vote or depute at the meeting if a deputation window remains open.
Why is this story here?
ContainedThis is a single-site zoning amendment affecting two properties with a total of 54 units. It is a genuine decision (the by-law changes what can be built there), but bounded to these addresses. A future council could amend the zoning again if needed. The decision does not constrain what other sites can do or close doors for future city planning.Touches a narrow groupThe proposal affects residents of a specific neighbourhood and the people who may live in or near these two buildings. It does not affect the majority of Toronto residents' daily lives this week. The effect is localized to one development site, making it indirect or narrow in scope.
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