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Councillors rezone Corktown plaza for proposed 27-storey development
"Councillors also approved amending a bylaw for a 13-storey new build in downtown Hamilton at the northeast corner of King Street West and Caroline Street North.
The plan is for a proposed mixed-use building, with commercial space on the ground level and 123 units starting on the second floor. It proposes a parking stacker system for 36 spaces, plus one barrier-free spot.
First submitted in May 2017, the application initially proposed a 16-storey building with 120 units and four floors of commercial space.
It also proposed saving the front of the building that's already there, but it was later found that the building wasn't structurally sound. Hamilton's municipal heritage committee accepted a report recommending demolition.
The first four floors will match the scale of the existing building, and the design will pay homage to its character under the cladding, said Daniel Barnett, city planner. "