TIMELINE SHOWING DEVELOPER'S APPLICATIONS

. Fall 2007, Dunpar applies to build a large, three storey single family home (4,746 square feet) at the lake end of the site
. December 5 2007 Dunpar withdraws application after significant community opposition at a public consultation meeting
· August 2008, Dunpar’s submits a development application to the planning department for seven townhouses. Gross Floor Area: 19,134 sq ft Floor Space Index: 1.51 Lot Coverage: 61.42%
· Fall 2008, the application is circulated to city departments and the Toronto Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) for comments.
· December 9th, 2008, a public meeting on this application his held at the Assembly Hall. At this meeting, the application is rejected by the local residents, Councillor and planning staff.
· December 9th, 2008, Dunpar representative forwards an e-mail to Greg Hobson-Garcia, planning staff withdrawing the existing proposal.
. Councillor Grimes sends and posts on his website a letter to residents saying that the "Developer will not be pursuing their application for building town homes" and that "the withdrawal has been submitted in writing".
· January 1,2009 - deadline for a Council decision on Zoning By-Law Amendment
· March 1, 2009, - deadline for a Council decision on an Official Plan Amendment
· April 17th, 2009, Dunpar submits a revised proposal to the planning department for three semi-detached homes and one single family house. Gross Floor Area: 20,542 Floor Space Index: 1.62 Lot Coverage: 61.05%
· April 29th, 2009, City of Toronto Clerk’s Department receives a notification that Dunpar has submitted the application to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) on the grounds that the city failed to make a decision on the Zoning By-Law Amendment within 120 days and on the Amendment to the Official Plan within the prescribed 180-day time limit.
· May 14th, 2009, Councillor Grimes puts forward a motion at Etobicoke York Community Council meeting, to instruct staff to produce a report.
Important notice:
The developer withdrew the proposal not his application.