Burlington 407 Martha Street | 50.5m | 14s | Landform Development Group | srm Architects

[WislaHD]

407 Martha St.

Development Application for 407 Martha St.

www.burlington.ca

Proposed Development​

• The applications propose the redevelopment of the site into an 11-storey residential building consisting of 130 units, resulting in a density of 407 units per hectare. The development proposes a total of 167 vehicle parking spaces within four levels of underground parking and 88 bicycle parking spaces, and vehicular access to the site is proposed to be from Martha Street. The application proposes indoor and outdoor common amenity area at the ground level and through terracing of the building.

File Numbers​

Official Plan Amendment: 505-01/21
Zoning Bylaw Amendment: 520-01/21

 

[WislaHD]

Some more renders on the developer's website:

Martha Street Concept - Landform Development Group

landformdevelopment.ca

 

[interchange42]

@WislaHD The building seems to have changed entirely within 2 minutes, first post to second!

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[Undead]

And they say development moves slowly!

 

[Paclo]

This proposal is under OLT appeal now.

A different render from Burlington's planning website:

 

[interchange42]

This proposal is under OLT appeal now.

A different render from Burlington's planning website:
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Town not making its mind up fast enough, or a local neighbourhood association going hard against it?

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[innsertnamehere]

Town not making its mind up fast enough, or a local neighbourhood association going hard against it?

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It's Burlington - I don't think the City has approved a single development application outside of an OLT appeal in the last 4 years.

 

[Branden Simon]

Changes to 407 Martha Street has be increased to 14 Storey’s from 11 and residential units has been reduced to 111 from 130.

 

[Paclo]

Elevations of the revised 14-storey design:

Both parties are requesting that the Tribunal approve the revised OPA & ZBA to permit the revised development plan at the settlement hearing on May 8, 2023.