A minor variance application has been submitted to permit reduced side yard setbacks and an increase in rear yard parking for the construction of a 10 unit low-rise apartment building at 2441 Cléroux Crescent (the original plan was for a 6 unit building). The hearing
Ottawa City Planners have received an update on the application from the property owners of 98-100 Bearbrook Road. While the overall composition and design of the building is largely the same, they have removed the top floor, lowering it to an 8-storey, mid-rise apartment building.
The second draft of the new Ottawa Zoning By-law was released to the public on March 20, 2025. The focus is on increased density following provincial guidelines and does not consider roads, infrastructure or transit. What are the changes to Blackburn Hamlet? A number of
The property is located on the south side of Innes Road, east of Glen Park Drive and west of Beddoe Lane in Blackburn Hamlet. The surrounding parcels of land are zoned for residential and commercial uses, a planned unit development with two three-storey townhouse dwellings
This application is to consider the zone amendments for six City owned sites to accommodate residential development, which will include affordable units. These sites have been identified as part of the Housing Accelerator Fund initiative to “Accelerate Disposal and Preparation of City-owned Lands for Housing.”
February 2024 Update The Blackburn Hamlet Bypass / Innes Road Transit Priority Measures were initially identified as an interim option as part of the Brian Coburn Extension / Cumberland Transitway Environmental Assessment Study. However, a decision was made to split out the interim Transit Priority