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3 city records on Metropolitan Rd.

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Rezoning

20 Metropolitan Rd

20 Metropolitan Rd · Scarborough Centre

Asked 7 Jul 2025

Application Received

Proposed a mixed-use development comprised of five towers ranging in height between 26- to 46-storeys and an 11-storey mid-rise building. Overall 1,881 new residential units, including 165 purpose-built rental units and 341 units for seniors, a new daycare space that is proposed to be integrated at the base of a…

How to respond

You can send a written comment to the city planner, and you can ask to speak when this ward's community council hears the rezoning. That council recommends. City Council makes the decision.

Write Janani Mahendran · [email protected].

Subdivision

20 Metropolitan Rd

20 Metropolitan Rd · Scarborough Centre

Asked 30 Jun 2025

Under Review

Draft Plan of Subdivision Application to create seven lots to facilitate the development of five buildings ranging in height between 26- to 46-storeys, an 11-storey mid-rise building, public roads and a new public park. It is associated with the Official Plan Amendment Application File No. 23 128433 ESC 21 OZ.

How to respond

You can send a written comment, and you can ask to speak at community council. City Council decides a plan of subdivision.

Write Tyler Hughes · [email protected].

Rezoning

22 Metropolitan Rd

22 Metropolitan Rd · Scarborough Centre

Asked 29 Mar 2023

Under Review

The proposal includes one 11-storey mid-rise building and five towers with heights that range from 26- to 46-storeys, with taller buildings directed towards the Highway 401/Warden Avenue interchange. Overall, the proposed development includes a total gross floor area (GFA) of approximately 158,502 square metres,…

How to respond

You can send a written comment to the city planner, and you can ask to speak when this ward's community council hears the rezoning. That council recommends. City Council makes the decision.

Write Tyler Hughes · [email protected].