Approve each of the three consent files B-03-2025-A, B-03-2025-B, and B-03-2025-C, with each file being the creation of one residential lot that will have a lot frontage of approximately 27.8 metres (91.21 feet) and a lot area of approximately 1,696 m2 (0.419 acres), and with each file being subject to the following conditions of approval:
1) That the applicant submits a Reference Plan prepared by an Ontario Land Surveyor of the development to the satisfaction of Community Planning at the Municipality of Lakeshore;
2) That the applicant obtain an archaeological assessment conducted by a licensed archaeologist in compliance with guidelines set out by the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming, as well as licensing requirements developed under the Ontario Heritage Act. The report is to be entered into the Ontario Public Register of Archaeological Reports and will identify and recommend any conservation/mitigation strategies that need to be implemented by the applicant to the satisfaction of the Community Planning Division;
3) That the applicant satisfy all requirements of the Operations Department;
4) That the applicant enters into a severance agreement to the satisfaction of Community Planning that is to be registered on the title of the property and binding on future owners;
5) That all municipal taxes be paid in full prior to the stamping of the Deed;
6) That a Parkland Dedication fee be imposed on the granting of each file (per lot) in the amount specified by Lakeshore Parkland Dedication By-law 110-2024, and that such fee shall be paid prior to the stamping of the Deed;
7) That the applicant obtain a Zoning By-law amendment to remove the holding symbol from the zoning on each of the lots, to the satisfaction of the Community Planning division;
8) That the Deed and a copy for our records be forwarded to the Secretary for stamping;
9) That all conditions be met in accordance with Subsection 53(41) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990 by April 17, 2027. Failure to fulfil the conditions by this date shall deem the consent refused, as per the Planning Act.