The two nearby homeowners who said eight stories is too tall for Main Street West have reached agreements with the developer of a proposed eight-storey development at 415 Main Street West.
Matthew Bury and Robin Jeanveau filed separate appeals to the Ontario Land Tribunal opposing the development after Hamilton’s Committee of Adjustment approved the development.
Both withdrew their appeals last week.
“I wish to inform you at this time that I am formally revoking the appeal listed above,” Bury wrote to the Tribunal on September 3. “The Owner of the property listed above and this present party have reached an amicable settlement.”
On September 7, Jeanveau emailed the Tribunal stating, “I am withdrawing my appeal related to OLT case number PL210267. I have reached an agreement with the developer that I feel addresses my concerns.”
The Registrar of the Ontario Land Tribunal closed the appeals on September 7 and notified the City of Hamilton the appeal file is closed.
The settlements are private agreements and not binding decisions of the Ontario Land Tribunal. The zoning at 415 Main West now allows for the original development proposal to proceed.
It is not known what the parties have agreed to.
Hello- can the public be informed as to the proposed settlement. It see seems a little fishy to keep the settlement private.
The settlement is a private agreement and not public.