Nine-storey building part of possible development on former GM property
The City of St. Catharines is looking for input on a possible development on the former GM property.
A nine-storey 351 unit apartment building and 14 townhouses are being proposed for a piece of the property on Pleasant Avenue.
The land is currently designated as medium density residential but the proposal is looking for an amendment to re-designate the property as high density.
The development would also include ground floor commercial as part of the apartment building as well as 359 parking spaces with a majority of those underground.
The city is holding a zoom open house on July 14th.
Those interested in taking part are being asked to register with city planner Taya Devlin at tdevlin@stcatharines.ca.
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