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The application proposes to amend the former City of Etobicoke Zoning Code and Site Specific Zoning By-law 1088-2002 for the properties at 8-26 Jopling Avenue South to permit a residential development consisting of a 4 to 6-storey base with 27 and 33storey towers above that would have overall heights of approximately 96 metres and 110 metres, respectively, inclusive of mechanical equipment.
The 27-storey tower would be located to the north of the site while the 33-storey tower would be located to the south. The proposed development would have a total gross floor area of 50,758 m2, which would result in a Floor Space Index of 11.3 times the area of the lands. A total of 678 residential units are proposed, comprised of: 46 bachelor units (7%); 389 one-bedroom units (57%); 177 two-bedroom units (26%); and 66 three-bedroom units (10%). Currently the applicant has expressed the intent of providing these as market rental units.
The 27-storey tower would be located to the north of the site while the 33-storey tower would be located to the south. The proposed development would have a total gross floor area of 50,758 m2, which would result in a Floor Space Index of 11.3 times the area of the lands. A total of 678 residential units are proposed, comprised of: 46 bachelor units (7%); 389 one-bedroom units (57%); 177 two-bedroom units (26%); and 66 three-bedroom units (10%). Currently the applicant has expressed the intent of providing these as market rental units.
LOCATION & NEIGHBOURHOOD
Islington-City Centre West Neighborhood
This neighbourhood covers a large piece of Etobicoke, highlighting the dual urban/suburban dynamic that makes this area so great. The rich nineteenth century agricultural roots of the area can be explored in the old Village of Islington, with plenty of spectacular murals and historic buildings to be found. Much of the rest of the neighbourhood is reflective of Etobicoke’s rapid development as a post-war suburban area. Great local businesses can be found in the Village of Islington and Shop the Queensway BIAs.
Compare Islington-City Centre West to other Toronto neighborhoods.
Rank | Name | Walk Score | Transit Score | Bike Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 59 | 65 | 72 | 50 | |
| 60 | 64 | 79 | 72 | |
| 61 | 63 | 84 | 59 | |
| 62 | 63 | 87 | 72 | |
| 63 | 63 | 70 | 55 |
Neighburhood Amenities
Islington-City Centre West has every amenity. Shopping galore at Sherway Gardens to Cloverdale Mall to the big box mall opposite Sherway. There’s plenty of parks and playgrounds north of Dundas Street West, though not all of them have been well maintained over the years. Trillium Health Centre West is conveniently located, nestled between Hwy. 427 and the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), and serviced by both the Toronto and Mississauga Transit systems.
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Schools
With 14 public schools, 12 Catholic schools, and 2 private schools in this neighbourhood, your kids can get a great education.
PUBLIC
- 4Lakeshore Collegiate Institute
- 5.4Silverthorn Collegiate Institute
- ÉS Toronto Ouest
- 7.7Norseman Junior Middle School
- 6.9Etobicoke Collegiate Institute
- 7.8É Élém Félix-Leclerc
- ÉÉ Micheline-Saint-Cyr
- Bloorlea Middle School
- John G. Althouse Middle School
- Wedgewood Junior School
- West Glen Junior School
- 5.6Martingrove Collegiate Institute
- 6.7Islington Junior Middle School
- Rosethorn Junior School
CATHOLIC AND PRIVATE
- Kingsley Primary School
- Olivet New Church School
- Our Lady of Peace Catholic School
- 8.4ÉÉC Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
- 8.5ÉÉC Sainte-Marguerite-d’Youville
- 8.2ÉSC Saint-Frère-André
- 7.2Holy Angels Catholic School
- 8.3Josyf Cardinal Slipyj Catholic School
- 7.9Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School
- 6.8Nativity of Our Lord Catholic School
- 7St. Ambrose Catholic School
- 6St. Elizabeth Catholic School
- 7.9St. Clement Catholic School
- 7.3St. Gregory Catholic School
Parks
This neighbourhood is park heaven, with 17 parks and community recreation facilities within its boundaries, including:
PARKS
- Islington Seniors’ Centre
- Glen Park
- Smithwood Park
- Cloverdale Park
- Cronin Park
- Echo Valley Park
- East Mall Park
- Michael Power Park
- Hampshire Heights Park
- Silverhill Park
- Tom Riley Park
- Kenway Park
- Greenfield Park
- Six Points Park
- Capri Park
- Queensland Park
- Wedgewood Park
FACILITIES IN THIS NEIGHBOURHOOD
- 1 Community Hall
- 2 Picnic Facilities
- 14 Playgrounds
- 20 Tennis Courts
- 1 Wading Pool
- 2 Community Gardens
- 4 Trails
- 2 Splash Pads
- 4 Ball Diamonds
- 2 Lawn Bowling/Bocce Greens
- 3 Sports Fields
- 1 Amphitheatre
- 1 Basketball Court
- 1 Multi-Use Pad
- 1 Outdoor Pool
- 1 Outdoor Rink
TRANSPORTATION AND ACCESS
Islington-City Centre West boasts an excellent location – with proximity to Hwy. 427 and the QEW, as well as Kipling station where the GO Train connects with the TTC’s Bloor subway line. Heavy truck traffic is noticeable in the southern part of the area populated by light industry and big box stores, but head north through the residential streets around Bloor and Burhamthorpe and you’ll find lots of greenspace and paths.
Transit
With 6 rail transit stops and 526 street-level transit stops in the neighbourhood, it’s easy to get around.
RAIL TRANSIT STOPS
Convenience
This neighbourhood has many shops, services, and amenities to make your daily errands easy.
FEATURE AND AMENITIES
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