LBNA Resource Library for Development Applications
Planning Applications are saved on the City’s Application Information Centre (AIC) Site
- The AIC site tracks applications from submission of application, through the COA Public Hearing process and the TLAB Appeal process, if required.
When a property is scheduled to be heard by the Committee of Adjustments (CoA) it is made aware to the public on the Etobicoke York Schedule for CoA applications.2018-06-13-Mimico-Long-Branch-Briefing-Deck-6
The Long Branch Neighbourhood Character Guidelines were developed through a process of public consultation and were unanimously approved by City Council in 2018
Areas of the city that are designated for intensification have a Sight and Area Specific Plan (SASP). Section 22 and 23 of the SASP specifically deal with areas in Long Branch.
The Official Plan is reviewed every five years. Amendments to the Plan must be approved by City Council and receive approval by the Minister of Municipal Affairs.
How did we get here City of Toronto Official Plan 5 year review from 2015
- 2015 Staff Recommendations
- Official Plan Five Year Review: Amendments to the Healthy Neighbourhoods, Neighbourhoods and Apartment Neighbourhoods Sections of the Official Plan – Final Recommendation Report
- The Toronto Local Appeal Body hears all new appeals for consent and minor variances. The first one for Long Branch was heard in December 2018 for 38 Thirty Sixth Street.
- Information about TLAB can be found here: Toronto Local Appeal Body
- If you’d like to see decisions and the schedule of TLAB hearings, please follow this link.
Other Helpful Links connecting you to legal references and city motions.
