Council Considers Changes for 774-Unit Housing Project
Politicians will discuss amending the official plan for a proposed four-tower, north-end complex on Monday night.
A high-density housing project may be coming to Chatham, as the council weighs changes to the official plan for a 774-unit residential complex at 770 St. Clair St.
The project, proposed by York Developments (London) Inc., will be developed in two phases, with one tower in Phase 1 and three more in Phase 2.
- The development is located near a commercial power centre.
- Planning staff recommend amending the municipality's development roadmap to permit high-density residential development.
- Specific regulations would also be established.
A cinema and three small commercial parcels, including Tim Hortons, Burger King, Popeyes, and Michaels, have already been developed in the area.
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Author's summary: Council to discuss changes for a 774-unit housing project in Chatham.
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