Major developments in Greely, Ottawa
As of 2025-05-29, 19 development projects have been reviewed by City of Ottawa's development-application process in the Greely area, totalling 210 proposed housing units. The largest is a 73-unit residential project at 6544 Jack Pine. 0 are new builds, and 13 are currently advancing. Use types: 4 residential, 3 commercial.
Projects (19)
Plan of Subdivision, Zoning By-law Amendment
This application accompanies the Plan of Subdivision application (deemed complete February 26 2024) for the residential development of seventy one (71) .4 ha lots at Cedar Lake subdivision
The City of Ottawa has received Plan of Subdivision revision application to modify the draft approved subdivision (D07-16-07-0008) at 1934 Stagecoach Road. The changes include removing the park block, increasing the number of lots from 63 to 66 and revising the street layout.
The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment to rezone the portion of the property from Rural Countryside (RU) to Rural General Industrial (RG) with site-specific exceptions to recognize existing land uses and development on site. The application has been made to fulfill a condition of a severance application.
The applicant is proposing a gas bar including bays for oversize vehicle refuelling, convenience store, restaurant with drive-through lane, and associated parking. The development will be serviced via private well and septic systems. Access to the site will be from Albion Road and Mitch Owens Road.
The City of Ottawa has received a Site Plan Control application to remove the existing car wash and construct a new 1263.2 square metre building that will four warehouse spaces and four accessory office spaces.
Site Plan Control
Zoning By-law Amendment, Plan of Subdivision
A Site Plan Control application to construct a 3 bay service and repair facility, with a mezzanine, with 7 exterior parking spaces.
The owner is seeking to rezone the property from ME2- Mineral Extraction to RU [193r]- Rural Countryside Zone. The new zone will allow the final portion of the former sand and gravel pit to be repurposed as residential lot. Part of lot 15, concession 4 Geographic township of gloucester
The project consist of the construction of an additional building behind the existing facilities. The proposed building is designed as 1- storey steel structure and has about 326 m2.
Extension of draft approval for Quinn Farm subdivision
Site Plan Control
Official Plan Amendment, Plan of Subdivision
Site Plan Control
The City of Ottawa has received an application for Site Plan Control Revision application, to construct a 1 storey, 565 square meter commercial building on the south side of the property. The building will have 5 retail units. 46 parking spaces are proposed to be added. The existing 2 storey commercial building on-site is proposed to remain. Site number 1 for the Village Centre project.
Site Plan Control
The proposed plan of subdivision comprises phase 2 of a draft approved subdivision (Lakeland Meadows Phase I). Lakeland Meadows Phase I is made up of 34 residential lots averaging 0.3 hectares in lot size, and serviced through private on-site water (well) and wastewater (septic). Phase II differs from Phase I in that the servicing is proposed to be provided through an existing communal water and wastewater system within the adjacent subdivision lands to the immediate south (Shadow Ridge).
A multi-building( 13 commercial units) large-format retail shopping centre of approximately 9,878.8 meteres square of retail space with surface parking.