Waterfront condo project gets green light from council
Excerpt from The Guardian
Dave Stewart
Published on December 09, 2013
Newfoundland developer Paul Madden finally got the green light Monday night for a second condominium development on Charlottetown's waterfront.
In an 8-2 vote, city council approved the application by Atlantis Health Spa Ltd. although it didn't have any choice in the matter.
That's because the province's highest court dismissed an appeal filed by the City of Charlottetown of an IRAC ruling quashing council's decision to reject the application.
In a 50-page ruling released in August, the P.E.I. Court of Appeal said there was no reviewable error in the commission's decision. Therefore, the court dismissed the appeal.....
......Coun. Rob Lantz, chairman of the planning committee, said it doesn't mean the new building will be a reality.....
.....Council will also allow Madden to proceed, should he choose to build, under the old zoning and development bylaw rather than the current waterfront plan that was arrived at after intensive consultations with the public and the Ekistics planning firm in Dartmouth. Madden will be allowed to proceed under the rules which existed at the time he made his application.
Full article:
http://www.theguardian.pe.ca/News/Lo...from-council/1
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