Burlington mayor says city has over 50 projects in various stages of development

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Published August 4, 2021 at 7:07 pm

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Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward recently stated that the City currently has over 50 projects in various stages of development. 

The mayor confirmed this in a recent interview with inhalton.com‘s Khaled Iwamura, adding that the stages range from applications without approval, construction phases or waiting for a final building permit.

“The vast majority of those are multi-residential which could mean townhouses all the way to high-rises in Burlington,” said Meed Ward.

According to the mayor, the developments are spread throughout every ward in the city. 

One of these projects includes the proposed high-rises at the former Holland Park site, which has caused some concerns from Burlington residents.

Additionally, other proposals include a retail and commercial development at 5030-5045 Tico Creek Common, a mixed-use development including a 25-storey tower at 535-551 Brant St., a mixed-use development including eight towers, ranging in height from 11-30 storeys at Oval Court and Fairview Street and more.

“It is very, very, busy in our planning department,” confirmed Meed Ward.

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Photo: City of Burlington

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