Ottawa development roundup — August 2026

The City of Ottawa has received applications for an Official Plan Amendment, a Zoning By-law Amendment and a Plan of Subdivision to lift the 'Future Neighbourhood Overlay' and rezone the lands to accommodate a subdivision of approximately 620 residential units, two parks, and a stormwater management block

The City of Ottawa has received applications for an Official Plan Amendment, a Zoning By-law Amendment and a Plan of Subdivision to lift the 'Future Neighbourhood Overlay' and rezone the lands to accommodate a subdivision of approximately 620 residential units, two parks, and a stormwater management block.

The City of Ottawa has received applications for an Official Plan Amendment, a Zoning By-law Amendment and a Plan of Subdivision to lift the 'Future Neighbourhood Overlay' and rezone the lands to accommodate a subdivision of approximately 620 residential units, two parks, and a stormwater management block.

Dymon is proposing a five-storey mid-rise self-storage centre with an indoor parking area and an ancillary ground floor retail/reception area. A small surface parking lot with 10 spaces is also proposed to the west of the building. A zoning amendment is needed to increase to the permitted building height and lantern projection height; allow a lantern canopy projection into the front yard, eliminate required parking, reduce the width of an aisle accessing a loading space; permit a pedestrian pathway to cross a required soft landscaped buffer surrounding a parking lot; and permit vehicle parking to be located within the exterior side yard.

The application seeks to add "Warehouse, limited to self-storage facility" as a permitted use and eliminate the requirement for 1 loading space for a Warehouse, limited to a self-storage facility.

Redevelopment of the site will remove the existing townhouse units and establish a new residential use on the site. The proposal includes a four storey low-rise 92-unit rental apartment building, with surface parking for eight vehicles and underground parking for 30 vehicles. A site plan application is being submitted concurrently. An RVCA permit application will also be submitted concurrently to raise the grades on the site and permit development within an area of reduced flood risk.

The Heritage Permit application seeks permission to demolish two of the ten designated buildings on the site. In addition, the application seeks approval of the concept plan under the Ontario Heritage Act which includes the site layout and conservation approach for the remaining buildings on site including full conservation, façade retention and additions to existing buildings.

Redevelopment of the site will remove the existing townhouse units and establish a new residential use on the site. The proposal includes a four storey low-rise 92-unit rental apartment building, with surface parking for eight vehicles and underground parking for 30 vehicles. A site plan application is being submitted concurrently. An RVCA permit application will also be submitted concurrently to raise the grades on the site and permit development within an area of reduced flood risk.

No new development is proposed. This application implements condition 2 of provisional consent D08-01-26/B-00066, a surplus farm dwelling severance. The existing single detached dwelling is surplus to the farm to the farm operation and is being served onto Part 1 (approx. 1.1 ha) and sold; the retained farmland (part 2 approx. 31ha) continues in agricultural use. No new buildings, additions, units or site alterations are proposed.

The City of Ottawa has inititiated a rezoning of lands transferred from OCSB from Institutional (INZ) and Mainstreet Corridor (CM2) to Neighbourhood Mixed Use (NMU[2990]) Zone to ensure consistent zoning across the campus area; Amend or delete certain site-specific provisions of Urban Exception 2990; and, Remove the Holding Symbol described in Urban Exceptions 2990 and 2991.

The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment (Minor) application to facilitate the construction of a low-rise residential building containing six dwelling units with three new vehicle parking spaces on the severed parcel. The existing single-detached dwelling will be retained.