Updated:
TAKE NOTICE THAT Harbour East – Marine Drive Community Council approved a development agreement for 46 Maple Street, Dartmouth following a virtual public hearing on August 5, 2021.
Any aggrieved person, the Provincial Director of Planning, or the Council of any adjoining municipality may, within fourteen days of the publishing of this notice in the Chronicle Herald (Saturday, August 7, 2021) appeal to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (902-424-4448) in accordance with the provisions of the Halifax Regional Municipality Charter.
The appeal period for this matter ends on August 21, 2021.
Request
ZZap Consulting Inc. has requested to enter into a development agreement for a 20 unit development on an existing opportunity site at the corner of Maple and Thistle Streets in Downtown Dartmouth.
Proposal
The applicant wishes to build a 20 unit, stacked townhouse development at the corner of Maple and Thistle Streets in Downtown Dartmouth. Each townhouse is divided vertically, but is also divided horizontally, with the top 2 floors used for two-bedroom units while the ground floor will have a one bedroom unit.
The major aspects of the proposal are as follows:
- Units on Thistle St are 10.8 m tall, measured from Thistle St frontage to the peak of the roof;
- Units on Maple St are 11.55 m measured from the midpoint of the Maple St frontage to the peak of the roof;
- 20 residential units;
- 20 outdoor parking spots; and
- Outdoor amenity and playground space proposed.
The Development Plans (provided below) outline the development proposal in detail, and include information related to building design, site layout, traffic and servicing.
Process
The application will be considered under the development agreement process.
Status
A virtual public hearing on this matter was held by the Harbour East Marine Drive Community Council on August 5, 2021. At that time the application was approved for a 20 unit stacked townhouse development at 46 Maple Street, Dartmouth.
Any aggrieved person, the Provincial Director of Planning, or the Council of any adjoining municipality may, within fourteen days of the publishing of this notice in the Chronicle Herald (Saturday, August 7, 2021) appeal to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (902-424-4448) in accordance with the provisions of the Halifax Regional Municipality Charter.
The appeal period for this matter ends on August 21, 2021.
Documents Submitted for Evaluation
The applicant has submitted plans and studies required by municipal staff to properly evaluate the application. The documents are also available for review at the Planning Applications office in Downtown Dartmouth.
Contact Information
For further information, please contact:
Jennifer Chapman
Planner III
Current Planning
Telephone: 902.225.6742
Fax: 902.490.3976
Email: chapmaje@halifax.ca
Mailing Address
HRM Planning Applications
Current Planning
PO Box: 1749,
Halifax,
Nova Scotia,
B3J 3A5
Attention: Jennifer Chapman