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  • Writer's pictureStephen Biss
    • Oct 17, 2023
    • 1 min read

Is Ministerial Zoning Order (MZO) doubling the application's occupancy or height a real possibility?

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"A Minister Zoning Order (MZO) announced May 12 will almost double the size of a housing development planned for Mississauga, causing concern for the city's mayor who says the order came as a surprise. "





What are Queenscorp's late 2023 plans for the property? We are waiting for a re-submission but what did they indicate on May 29, 2023? How many storeys? Will the revised plan become the subject of a MZO?


Image below is an excerpt from May 29, 2023 presentation by Glen Broll of GSAI found at:



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