"multi-family dwelling"

Council approves a specific construction, alteration, or occupancy proposal (PPCMOI) to increase the unit count of a planned building at 720, boulevard Saint-Joseph from 230 to 307. Councillor Isabelle Cousineau voted against this project.

This item seeks approval for the construction of a semi-detached multi-family residential building located at 42-50 Latour Street. The project is subject to the Site Planning and Architectural Integration Program (PIIA) to ensure compliance with neighborhood architectural guidelines.

This item seeks approval for the construction of a semi-detached multi-family residential building located at 52-60 Latour Street. The project is subject to the Site Planning and Architectural Integration Program (PIIA) to ensure compliance with neighborhood architectural guidelines.

This item seeks PIIA approval for the construction of a large 140-unit multi-family residential building at 210 Papineau Street. The review ensures the project's design and integration align with the urban planning requirements of the Hull-Wright district.

Council rejected a proposal for a 15-storey, 251-unit residential building at 435 Chemin Vanier. Despite the project's alignment with density goals near future transit, concerns regarding traffic and the need for multiple regulatory variances led to the rejection.

Council approved minor variances to allow the construction of a six-unit multi-family dwelling at 110 Rue Lefebvre, citing the narrow and irregular nature of the lot and previous approvals for similar projects.

Council approved a conditional use application for a 12-storey, 289-unit residential building at 595 Chemin Vanier, which is the final phase of the 'Destination Vanier' project. The approval includes specific conditions regarding parking ratios and bicycle infrastructure.

This item seeks final approval for a specific project (PPCMOI) to construct a 40-unit multi-family residential building at 40, boulevard de la Technologie. This process allows the city to authorize a project that deviates from current zoning regulations.

This item seeks final approval for a specific project (PPCMOI) to construct a 48-unit multi-family residential building at 240, rue Magnus Est. This process allows the city to authorize a project that deviates from current zoning regulations.

Council approves minor zoning exemptions for a 4-unit multi-family dwelling at 68, rue Papineau. The project involves the demolition of the existing building and is subject to architectural integration approval.

Council approves eight minor zoning exemptions for a 10-unit, 3-storey multi-family dwelling at 178, rue Saint-Antoine. The exemptions address rear yard margins, parking space counts, and landscaping requirements.

Council approves minor zoning exemptions for a 4-unit multi-family dwelling at 84, rue Saint-Hyacinthe. The exemptions address site constraints, including side margins, parking requirements, and landscaping.

Council approves the architectural integration (PIIA) for a 4-unit multi-family dwelling at 68, rue Papineau. The design incorporates features of the 'maison allumette' (matchbox house) typology, such as a front-facing gable roof and specific window proportions.

Council approves the architectural integration (PIIA) for a 4-unit multi-family dwelling at 84, rue Saint-Hyacinthe. The project is designed to consolidate the existing urban fabric and reflects the character of the surrounding area.

Request for a specific development project (PPCMOI) to build a 5-storey, 33-unit multi-family building at 404, boulevard Alexandre-Taché. Note that the Urban Planning Advisory Committee (CCU) has provided an unfavorable recommendation for this project.

Request for a specific development project (PPCMOI) to build a 40-unit multi-family residential building at 40, boulevard de la Technologie.

Request for a specific development project (PPCMOI) to build a 48-unit multi-family residential building at 240, rue Magnus Est.

Council approved a conditional use permit for a 170-unit multi-family residential project at 771, boulevard Alexandre-Taché. This follows several revisions to the project's design, including an inverted site plan to address public concerns regarding the building's orientation.

Council granted minor variances to allow the construction of a four-unit multi-family dwelling at 55, rue de Carillon. The project involves variances related to parking encroachment and landscaping requirements.

Council approved a minor variance and architectural integration plan for the conversion of a mixed-use building at 73, rue Laval into a 13-unit multi-family dwelling. The project includes exterior parking improvements.

Council granted minor variances to allow the construction of a four-unit multi-family dwelling at 68, rue Charlevoix. The project involves reducing the side setback, the distance between the driveway and the building, and the minimum number of parking spaces.

Council granted minor variances to allow the construction of a four-unit multi-family dwelling at 70, rue Charlevoix. The project involves reducing the side setback, the distance between the driveway and the building, and the minimum number of parking spaces.

Council granted minor variances to allow the construction of an eight-unit multi-family dwelling at 13, rue Symmes. The project includes a covered parking area and is conditional upon the installation of an eco-friendly roof to mitigate heat island effects.

Council granted minor variances to allow the construction of a four-unit multi-family dwelling at 36, rue Garneau. The project involves variances related to parking encroachment and landscaping requirements.

A request for a conditional use permit to allow the construction of an 8-story, 134-unit apartment building at 295, boulevard Saint-René Est. This project represents a significant increase in local housing density.

A request for minor variances associated with the 8-story, 134-unit residential project at 295, boulevard Saint-René Est.

Final approval of a Comprehensive Development Program (PPCMOI) for a 6-story, 17-unit residential building at 50, rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville. This allows for a specific development project that deviates from standard zoning rules.