The municipal council unanimously adopted a resolution project that would authorize, under certain conditions, the construction of a 10-story mixed-use building at the intersection of Jean-Talon East and Buies streets, in the borough of Saint-Léonard. The project concerns lots 1 124 222 and 1 122 578.
This is a project subject to a public consultation, and not a final construction authorization. The proposed resolution would allow for deviations from several zoning rules, particularly regarding permitted uses, height, parking, greening, and facade materials.
The ground floor is expected to accommodate a business, an office, a clinic, or a restaurant; a residential lobby would also be permitted. The upper floors would be reserved for housing. The building could have a maximum of 150 parking spaces, of which no more than 91 would be outside. Green roofs and a facade composed of at least 80% masonry would be required, subject to the conditions set out in the project.
The project concerns the two lots indicated at the intersection of Jean-Talon East and Buies. It could add housing and commercial or service spaces in the area, if the resolution is definitively adopted and the conditions are met.
The public consultation allows concerned individuals to inform themselves and provide their opinions on the project. The details and date of this consultation: No publicly available information.
The costs of the project and their coverage are not specified: No publicly available information.