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183 Roehampton Ave

Toronto, Ontario
Closed or refused 3 applications on file

About this site

183 Roehampton Ave is a development site in Yonge-Eglinton, Toronto, with three development applications on the City's file. The largest is a Site Plan Approval for 35 storeys and 30,750 m² of gross floor area. Nothing on this site is currently before the City. It sits in Ward 12, Toronto-St. Paul's.

Draft Plan of Condominium

Closed or refused

A draft plan of condominium under s. 51 of the Planning Act, registering tenure so units can be conveyed separately. It does not change what may be built.

4 storeys

Application
Draft Plan of Condominium
City file number
17 134684 STE 22 CD
Status, the City’s wording
Closed
Submitted
27 March 2017
Storeys
4
Gross floor area
Not in the City’s record
Applicant of record
Not named in the City’s record

Also filed under 139 Redpath Ave, 141 Redpath Ave, 143 Redpath Ave, 145 Redpath Ave, 185 Roehampton Ave, 187 Roehampton Ave.

Site Plan Approval

Closed or refused

A site plan control application under s. 41 of the Planning Act. Use and density are already permitted; what is under review is siting, massing, the public realm interface, servicing, access, waste and landscaping.

35 storeys, 30,750 m² GFA

Application
Site Plan Approval
City file number
13 128786 STE 22 SA
Status, the City’s wording
Closed
Submitted
6 March 2013
Storeys
35
Gross floor area
30,750 m²
Applicant of record
Not named in the City’s record

Also filed under 185 Roehampton Ave, 187 Roehampton Ave, 189 Roehampton Ave, 191 Roehampton Ave, 193 Roehampton Ave, 195 Roehampton Ave.

Official Plan and/or Zoning By-law Amendment

Closed or refused

An amendment application under ss. 17 and 34 of the Planning Act, to permit use, height or density the in-force Official Plan and Zoning By-law do not.

34 storeys, 28,805 m² GFA

Application
Official Plan and/or Zoning By-law Amendment
City file number
13 128791 STE 22 OZ
Status, the City’s wording
Closed
Submitted
6 March 2013
Storeys
34
Gross floor area
28,805 m²
Applicant of record
Not named in the City’s record

Also filed under 189 Roehampton Ave, 139 Redpath Ave, 141 Redpath Ave, 143 Redpath Ave, 145 Redpath Ave, 185 Roehampton Ave.

Questions about 183 Roehampton Ave

Answered from the City’s Development Applications dataset and the Planning Act. General information, not legal or planning advice.

What is being built at 183 Roehampton Ave?

The largest application on file proposes 35 storeys and 30,750 m² of gross floor area. Unit counts are not a field in the City's Development Applications dataset, so the number of homes is not stated here; where it exists it is in the planning rationale filed with the application.

Has the application at 183 Roehampton Ave been approved?

Nothing at this address is currently before the City. The most recent file is recorded as “Closed”. A re-submission on the same site under a new file number is common, so a closed application does not mean the site is finished.

How do I comment on a development application in Toronto?

Written submissions go to the assigned City planner and to your Ward Councillor, and they carry the most weight while a file is under review, before the staff recommendation report is finalised. The statutory notice, the community consultation meeting date and any submission deadline are not fields in the open dataset this page reads, so they have to come from the City's own record or the notice posted on the site.

What else is being built near 183 Roehampton Ave?

Other applications within 500 m are listed on this page, and every application in Yonge-Eglinton can be browsed by ward and by stage in the planning section.

What this page does not carry

Unit counts are not a field in the City’s Development Applications dataset; where the figure exists it is in the planning rationale filed with the application. Committee of Adjustment matters, which are minor variance (s. 45) and consent (s. 53), are a separate City stream and are not in this dataset at all. Statuses are read from a published extract rather than a live feed, so confirm the current position against the City’s own record before relying on it.