Augusta Young | 13.5m | 4 fl | Planning

[lachlanholmes]

Thought there was a thread for this project but can't seem to find it. If I'm missing it, mods please merge threads.

This 4 storey 'missing middle' infill project will go before planning committee next Tuesday, April 30th, 2019. City staff recommend APPROVAL.

27 units in the new build off of Augusta, 3 additional units in the existing house off of Young. Proposal has 21 parking spots, of which 17 are for residents and 4 are for visitors. Height is 13.5 meters.

Developer is 1955132 Ontario Ltd. which appears to be owned by Mario Nesci who also owns a tile and interior business and a restaurant.

Whole bunch of files available for your downloading here.

And, a link to the City reports is here.

I extracted some of the renderings for comfortable viewing:









North elevation (facing Augusta):



South elevation (facing the parking):



And a site map:

[Chronamut]

oOo, very nice!

[hamilton23]

Originally Posted by HamiltonForward

Thought there was a thread for this project but can't seem to find it. If I'm missing it, mods please merge threads.

This 4 storey 'missing middle' infill project will go before planning committee next Tuesday, April 30th, 2019. City staff recommend APPROVAL.

27 units in the new build off of Augusta, 3 additional units in the existing house off of Young. Proposal has 21 parking spots, of which 17 are for residents and 4 are for visitors. Height is 13.5 meters.

Developer is 1955132 Ontario Ltd. which appears to be owned by Mario Nesci who also owns a tile and interior business and a restaurant.

Whole bunch of files available for your downloading here.

And, a link to the City reports is here.

I extracted some of the renderings for comfortable viewing:









North elevation (facing Augusta):



South elevation (facing the parking):



And a site map:

Will be interesting who they hire to build. Mario isn't a builder.

[Chronamut]

Originally Posted by hamilton23

Will be interesting who they hire to build. Mario isn't a builder.

This is a perfect design though - shows how you can perfectly marriage a traditional look with a more conservative one.

[hamilton23]

Originally Posted by Chronamut

This is a perfect design though - shows how you can perfectly marriage a traditional look with a more conservative one.

Not questioning the design. I'm not in love with it, but it's okay. I'm just openly curious as to who will be the builder.

[Corktowner]

Looks like this project might finally be moving ahead. All kinds of holes have dug around the property. Maybe soil testing? I was just passing by and didn’t get a very good view.

[Corktowner]

This project is going to the committee of adjustment next week for some minor variances, so I guess it’s still moving ahead, slowly but surely: https://pub-hamilton.escribemeetings...umentId=364174