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City's appeal of consent to sever dismissed; unique property shape justified departure from prevailing lot pattern.
The City of Toronto appealed a Committee of Adjustment decision granting consent to sever a residential property to create two undersized lots for a semi-detached dwelling.
The City argued the proposal failed to respect the prevailing lot pattern under Official Plan Policy 4.1.5.
The owner argued the property was unique and should be evaluated under the infill criteria of Policy 4.1.9.
The Tribunal agreed with the owner, finding the property's size and shape were distinct from the neighbourhood and the proposed development would fit the existing physical character.
The appeal was dismissed and the consent was upheld.
No co-appearing lawyers found.
No judges found.