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17 city records on Merton St.

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New shops

Licences since July 2025. The date is when the city approved it, not the opening day.

Being built

The city has allowed these. Work may not have started.

Apartment

140 Merton St

140 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Approved 22 Jul 2026

Part Permit - The Indigenous organization, the Missanabie Cree First Nation, will be developing the site at 140 Merton Street, dedicating the project to housing options for Indigenous elders and other seniors.It will…

Multiple Unit Building

140 Merton St

140 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Approved 18 Jun 2026

Rev 01: Revision to Architectural floor assemblies, Structural and Heritage Drawings.Interior/Exterior alteration for retained heritage component of existing building

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Mixed Use/res W Non Res

30 Merton St

30 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Approved 16 Mar 2026

Revision 01: Proposal to revision transformer room and elevator level - see letters for details37 storey mixed use building containing commercial uses on the ground floor, 322 dwelling units, two level mechanical…

Apartment

30 Merton St

30 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Approved 6 Oct 2025

322 new homes

The permit lists 322 homes.

37 storey mixed use building containing commercial uses on the ground floor, 322 dwelling units, two level mechanical penthouse, indoor and outdoor amenity areas and three levels of underground parking.

Coming down

The city has allowed these buildings to come down. They may still be standing.

Demolition

180 Merton St

180 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Approved 4 Jun 2026

Proposed demolition of row of townhouses/buildings to accommodate proposed project for 45-storey mixed-use residential building - Re: 170/180 Merton St

Demolition

140 Merton St

140 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Approved 16 Mar 2026

The proposed development involves the demolition of the existing building and parking lot, and the construction of a 28-storey mixed use building with underground parking, outdoor amenity spaces, pedestrian walkways, a…

Loud nights

Hours the city has already allowed.

Continuous Concrete Pour

140 Merton Street Development

140 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Allowed 17 Nov 2026 – 17 May 2027

Hours 7:00 a.m.–11:59 p.m.

Ellisdon Residential Inc.

Continuous Concrete Pour

30 Merton

30 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Allowed 2 Jul 2026 – 31 Dec 2026

Hours 7:00 a.m.–11:59 p.m.

Skygrid Construction Inc.

Plans you can answer

Someone has asked the city for a change. Nothing here is a decision.

Site plan

275 Merton St

275 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Asked 20 May 2025

NOAC Issued

Site Plan for a 40-storey mixed use purpose built rental building with 494 dwelling units, of which 30% will be affordable rental units. A total gross floor area (GFA) of 31,321 m2 is proposed, including 132 m2 of ground floor non-residential GFA.

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write Abraham Plunkett-Latimer · [email protected].

Site plan

180 Merton St

180 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Asked 14 Mar 2025

Under Review

Site Plan Approval for a 36-storey mixed-use residential building, which includes the partial retention of the existing heritage building at 170 Merton Street. Overall, the proposal includes a total of 400 residential dwelling units and approximately 31,954 square metres of gross floor area, including 198.4 square…

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write Holli Butrimas · [email protected].

Rezoning

50 Merton St

50 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Asked 31 Aug 2022

Appeal Received

Official Plan Amendment application to permit a 46-storey mixed use building with 581residential units, with site-specific relief from office replacement policy requirements of Yonge-Eglinton Seciondary Plan.Related File: 21 233897 STE 12

How to respond

This file is at the Ontario Land Tribunal. The next community council sitting is not the hearing.

Write Holli Butrimas · [email protected].

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Site plan

218 Merton St

218 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Asked 28 Apr 2022

Under Review

Site Plan Approval for a 40-storey mixed-use building having a non-residential gross floor area of 347.1 square metres, and a residential gross floor area of 28,700 square metres. 434 residential dwelling units are proposed.

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write Shane Taylor · [email protected].

Site plan

64 Merton St

64 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Asked 22 Apr 2022

Under Review

Site Plan Approval application to permit a 40-storey mixed use building with 505 residential units. One of two existing buidlings on the site would be demolished. Heritage retention is involved.

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write Patrick Miller · [email protected].

Condominium plan

50 Merton St

50 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Asked 3 Nov 2021

Under Review

*** Draft plan of condominium for 443 units.There is a concurrent Zoning By-law Amendment application which is currently under review

How to respond

This is a condominium plan, usually tied to a rezoning. A written comment goes to the city planner. Height and use are argued on the rezoning, when there is one.

Write Cameron Williamson · [email protected].

Site plan

276 Merton St

276 Merton St · Toronto-St. Paul's

Asked 16 Sep 2020

Under Review

INACTIVE Site Plan application to permit a 13-storey building (49.65 metres to the top of the mechanical penthouse). The proposal includes 91 residential units as well as 58 parking spaces (reduced from 92) in a two- level underground parking garage (reduced from 3-levels).

How to respond

Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.

Write Shane Taylor · [email protected].