Current development proposals affecting the community will be summarized here.
- 2506 Innes Rd.
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 to the west, commercial uses to the east, and two-storey - 2548 Cleroux Cres.
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.” The subject site located in Blackburn Hamlet, with frontage on - Brian Coburn Extension and Transitway
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 Measures and prepare a separate Environmental Study Report in order - 2663 Innes Road
The proposed 4-storey building at 2663 Innes Road will accommodate 18 residential units and 3 commercial office spaces that are nestled beside an existing retirement residence to the west and a walking path and tennis club to the east. The property is accessed immediately off Innes Road. The residential portion of the building will provide - 2458 Cleroux Crescent
City staff are now in receipt of a “complete” application for a Site Plan Control Approval (D07-12-22-0144) as they pertain to a property within Innes Ward 2. SUBJECT SITE: The subject site, 2458 Cleroux Crescent, is an irregular shaped parcel containing a single-detached dwelling with two vinyl sheds. The site is on the west side - City of Ottawa Development Primer
Have you ever wondered how much influence our City Councillors and our Community Associations can have on a Development proposal? If so, check out this 30 minute Development Primer video of a session that the City held for the BCA earlier this year.