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Committee Rejects Six-Unit Plan at 63 Station Road Multiplex

A four-unit, three-storey multiplex is under construction at 63 Station Road in Mimico after the Committee of Adjustment rejected a six-unit expansion.

Rendering of the Mimico Multiplex at 63 Station Road, designed by Craig Race Architecture
Rendering of the Mimico Multiplex at 63 Station Road, designed by Craig Race ArchitectureCraig Race Architecture

A four-unit residential multiplex is under construction at 63 Station Road in Mimico, Etobicoke. The three-storey building stretches more than 100 feet and occupies nearly the entire lot.

The project proceeded as an as-of-right fourplex after the Etobicoke and York Committee of Adjustment rejected a six-unit application on Thursday evening. The applicant had initially sought eight units with 13 bedrooms, up from 11. More than 150 letters of opposition were filed against the expansion. Blair Scorgie is planning consultant for the applicant; the file is A0072/26EYK.

Rear view rendering of the Mimico Multiplex at 63 Station Road by Craig Race Architecture
Rear view rendering of the Mimico Multiplex at 63 Station Road by Craig Race ArchitectureCraig Race Architecture

Scorgie told the committee the revised plan was to add two basement apartments, replacing a gym and party room, with the building's footprint unchanged. The detached home previously on the site sold in early 2024 for $1,060,000, and construction started after that sale.

The site sits near Royal York Road and Mimico GO station.

The project file
63 Station Road MultiplexUnder Construction
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Address
63 Station Road, Toronto, ON M8V 2R2
Units
4
Floors
3
Sq ft
6,263

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