Council has given the nod to a development permit for an apartment complex in the South Pandosy area.
The applicant is proposing a four-storey apartment building at 453 Osprey Avenue, between Pandosy and Abbot streets, with 44 residential units.
The unit mix consists of nine two-bedroom with dens, 26 two-bedroom units, and nine one-bedroom with dens.
The proposal includes 52 resident parking stalls, eight visitor stalls and 35 long-term bicycle stalls.
A building permit for the project will be issued at a later date.
Council also gave first reading to rezoning for a nine-unit townhouse proposal at 979 and 983 Coronation Ave.
The application is for eight, three-storey two-bedroom units and one, two-storey bachelor unit.
Council forwarded the proposal to a public hearing set for April 18.
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