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Applications for a Zoning By-law
Amendment and Site Plan have been submitted to the Town for the properties at 144 and 176 John
Street East. The project consists of a hotel and accessory uses, which include
conference facilities, restaurants, and a spa. The current zoning of the
subject properties permits the same uses, as a result of a previously approved Zoning
By-law Amendment. More specific information of the project
can be found in the Planning Justification Report, prepared by SGL Planning.
The application documents, including studies and drawings, can be found on the
Town’s website here:http://notl.org/content/public-notices-under-planning-act
Staff have not yet formed a position on the applications. The applications have been circulated to Town departments and external agencies for comments. Staff will begin to form a position once comments have been received from all Town departments, external agencies, and the public by way of written comments, the Open House and Public Meetings. The final decision of support or refusal is made by Council.
Although the existing zoning permits a
hotel and accessory uses, the applicant has put forward a new design which does
not meet the same zoning provisions as the previous proposal. Therefore, an application to amend the
Zoning By-law for the subject properties must be made. The current/existing
zoning of the subject properties can be found on the Town’s website here:
http://notl.org/content/public-notices-under-planning-act
Has an application been submitted for a residential subdivision on the property adjacent to Randwood?
Although a residential subdivision was shown in a
couple of the studies that were submitted with this application, no application
for a residential development has been submitted. If an application for a
residential subdivision is submitted to the Town, the application and
supporting studies will be made public and there will be opportunities for
public input on the residential proposal at that time.