Virtual Open House: 1994 Scott/Tweedsmuir/Athlone – Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning
The City of Ottawa has received applications to amend the Richmond Road/Westboro Secondary Plan and the Zoning By-Law to facilitate the development of three mixed-use buildings (ranging between 29 and 40 storeys), a 4-storey, low-rise building, 477 parking spaces, 91 visitor parking spaces and 780.4 sq.m. of parkland.
Councillor Leiper’s office will be hosting a virtual Open House to provide an opportunity for the applicant team to share information on the proposal and to answer questions that the community may have.
The webinar Open House will be held on Wednesday, February 18th at 7 pm. To join, you simply need to download Zoom, click the link below and use the passcode:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83612800681
Passcode:152252
If you have any questions about the meeting logistics and the link, please contact our office at jeff.leiper@ottawa.ca or alice.fyfe@ottawa.ca
Background
- Application # D01-01-25-0025
- Application : Official Plan Amendment
- Review Status : Comment Period in Progress
- Status Date : 2026-01-16
- Site Location: 1994 Scott Street, 322, 326, 327, 330 Athlone Avenue, and 306, 314, 316, 317, 318, 320, 321, 323, 324, 327, 328, 333, 335 Tweedsmuir Avenue
Description : The proposal will consist of four buildings: a 29-storey mixed-use tower (parcel B) accessed from Athlone Avenue; and a 40-storey mixed-use tower (parcel A1), 4-storey residential building (parcel A2), and a 29-storey mixed-use tower, with all three buildings accessed from Tweedsmuir Avenue. The proposal includes 477 parking spaces, 91 visitor parking spaces and 780.4sqm. of parkland. A total of 1,279 bicycle parking spaces are proposed. Access to proposed underground vehicular parking garages building A1 and C are provided along Tweedsmuir Avenue. Access to proposed underground vehicular parking garage for building B is provided along Athlone Avenue.
The File Lead is Eric Forhan (613-580-2424 x21891), who welcomes your feedback on this proposal. Application documents are here.
This developement warrants an open house not an online consultation (controlled by the councillor) with neighbours.
The official plan calls for this kind of development. It’s going to happen