The Municipal Act defines a subdivision as including the adjustment or realignment of an existing property line, the division of a parcel by a plan of subdivision, a plan of survey, or a plan made under section 6 of the Condominium Act. It also includes any agreement or instrument, such as a caveat, that transfers or creates an estate or interest in part of a parcel, as well as the creation of a new parcel from existing parcels of land.

What is a Subdivision?

The City of Whitehorse is responsible for approving subdivisions, consolidations, and the creation of condominiums for all land within the municipal boundary.

A subdivision is required when a parcel of land is divided into two or more separate legal lots that can each obtain a distinct Land Title. Common examples include a commercial property owner dividing their lot to allow for a second development, or a developer creating multiple lots for new housing.

Before starting the subdivision process, please discuss your project with the City’s Subdivision & Lands Coordinator (SLC) by emailing [email protected].

Below is a flow chart showing the steps in a successful subdivision application process.

How long will the subdivision process take?

Subdivision review and approval typically take:

• 6 to 8 weeks for “new lot” subdivisions requiring Council approval (6 or more lots), or
• 3 to 4 weeks for condominiums, consolidations, boundary realignments, or subdivisions of 5 or fewer lots (administrative approval).

Approvals are valid for 12 months. If the preliminary plan of survey is not submitted to the Land Titles Office within that period, the approval will lapse. Council or the Development Officer may grant one 12-month extension (application fee applies).

Is my subdivision completed after City approval?
Not yet. The City approves the subdivision sketch and configuration first. Once the final plan is uploaded to the NRCAN website, the City must confirm that all conditions of approval have been satisfied and that the final plan matches the approved layout. After receiving the City’s final plan approval, you must register the plan and all title-raising documents with the Land Titles Office to complete the subdivision.

Do I need a professional to complete my subdivision?
Yes. A Canadian Land Surveyor must prepare your subdivision sketch. Because the process can be complex, it is strongly recommended that you also engage a lawyer, surveyor, or planner to help you navigate zoning requirements and title registration.

What other consents might I need?
Before any sale, you may need to provide the Land Titles Office with written consent from anyone who holds a mortgage or other interest in your property (for example, a bank or mortgagee). Lawyers are familiar with these documents and can assist with the required forms.

When can I sell my newly subdivided land?
You may sell new lots only after the final plan of survey is registered at the Land Titles Office and title has been raised for each lot. Your surveyor or lawyer can guide you through this process.

What happens if my subdivision approval is about to time-out?
Subdivision approvals are valid for one year. If the final preliminary plan has not been submitted to the Land Titles Office within that time, the approval will lapse. You may request a one-year extension by contacting the Subdivision & Lands Coordinator. The Municipal Act requires that the final plan be registered within two years of the original approval date. The extension processing fee is $250.

What can I do if my application is denied or I don’t agree with the conditions?
If you disagree with a decision made by the Subdivision & Lands Coordinator, you may appeal to City Council or the Subdivision Appeal Board (depending on who made the decision). Appeals must be made in writing within 30 days of the decision letter.

Are there any other cost-related items to keep in mind?

• Contour / Topographic Information:
  All subdivisions require contour data, and most require a subdivision grading plan prepared by a surveyor and a servicing plan prepared by an engineer. Geotechnical reports may also be required, especially for country residential lots with on-site wells or septic systems.
• Development Agreements:
  These are registered on title to outline responsibilities such as road or utility design, construction, and easements. The fee is $200, plus costs for notarization or corporate certificates if required.
• Easement Agreements:
  Typically handled after subdivision approval and often tied to the Development Agreement. Before transferring any new lots, an easement drawing and agreement must be prepared and registered at the Land Titles Office.
• Building Assessment Report:
  Required for condominium conversions where existing buildings are present. The report identifies deficiencies under the current building code, focusing on critical life safety items. Structural engineers or electricians may be required to assist. All critical deficiencies must be resolved before the City signs off on the final plan of subdivision.

Depending on your project, other costs may apply. Please contact your design team early in the process to confirm what studies and agreements will be required.

By Plan of Subdivision:
Creating two or more lots from a single existing property. Most subdivision applications require contour information and, in some cases, a subdivision grading plan. A servicing plan is also required to show how sewer, water, and electrical utilities will be provided.

By Plan of Consolidation:
Combining two or more properties into one lot. If the properties have multiple utility connections, a servicing plan must show how these will be managed. Since only one sewer and one water connection are permitted per lot, all additional connections must be abandoned at the utility main.

By Plan of Boundary Realignment: 
Adjusting or realigning an existing property line while maintaining the same number of lots as before.

By Plan of Condominium:
Condominium applications are regulated under the Yukon Government’s Condominium Act, 2015 and its regulations. There are two types of condominiums: Bare Land and Conventional.
When an existing building is being converted into condominium ownership and is not under an active building permit for construction, it is considered a Condominium Conversion.
For more information, refer to the Condominium Act and Regulations.

Bare Land Condominium:
Divides a parcel of land into individually owned “bare land units” and common property. Each unit is defined by physical boundaries on the ground, essentially four corner posts and the land between them.

Conventional Condominium:
Applies to a building that is divided into individually owned units. Each unit is defined on the condominium plan. The land, exterior walls, service areas, and shared spaces are common property. In simple terms, ownership extends from the drywall of one unit to the drywall of the next, from ceiling to floor.

Condominium Conversion:
Converting an existing building into a condominium, as defined under the Condominium Act, 2015, requires a Building Assessment Report (BAR) prepared by a qualified professional in accordance with Section 3 of the Condominium (Converted Buildings) Regulation.

The BAR must identify any deficiencies in the building based on the current edition of the National Building Code (NBC) and the City of Whitehorse Building and Plumbing Bylaw, with a focus on critical life-safety systems such as:

• Fire separation and rated assemblies;
• Smoke and carbon monoxide detection;
• Exit signage, egress routes, and emergency lighting;
• Structural integrity and building envelope performance; and
• Ventilation, electrical, and plumbing systems that affect safety

While energy efficiency and insulation values are generally not the focus of this review, the professional preparing the BAR may engage additional specialists, such as structural engineers or electricians, to complete a comprehensive assessment.

Addressing Deficiencies
Each application is reviewed on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the building’s age, condition, and the severity of any identified life-safety deficiencies. The City’s role is to ensure that known risks are identified and addressed before approval, not to certify or guarantee the building’s condition.

The BAR will form part of the condominium disclosure package registered at the Land Titles Office, ensuring that all findings are publicly available to future owners.

The City expects that all identified deficiencies will be mitigated wherever practical. However, only those determined to be critical life-safety issues will become conditions of subdivision approval and must be resolved before the City issues the Certificate of Approval under the Condominium Act.

Submission Requirements
The Building Assessment Report is a required component of a condominium conversion application, along with the proposed condominium subdivision sketch prepared by a surveyor.

The City cannot advance an application to the Development Review Committee (DRC) until both the Building Assessment Report and its recommendations have been reviewed and accepted by the Chief Building Official (or designate). The City’s acceptance confirms only that a qualified review has been completed and that life-safety risks have been addressed to a reasonable standard, it does not represent a warranty or assurance of the building’s overall condition or future performance.

Additional Requirements Under the Condominium Act

In accordance with the Condominium Act, 2015 and the Condominium (Converted Buildings) Regulation, the developer must also provide additional documentation as part of the Land Titles Office registration package. These items are requirements of the Yukon Government and the Land Titles Office, not requirements of the City of Whitehorse.

This documentation includes:

• Reserve Fund Study or Statement outlining anticipated repair and replacement costs;
• Survey of Building Occupants identifying any concerns or deficiencies noticed by tenants, which must be summarized in the Building Assessment Report; and
• Disclosure Statements for purchasers outlining any known deficiencies, uncompleted work, and other material facts as required by the Act.

Key Principle:

The City’s role is to make sure buildings meet critical life-safety standards and that the final condominium plan is safe, defensible, and compliant. The goal is to protect future owners and the public, not to add unnecessary steps.

Requirements such as disclosure statements and reserve fund studies are handled by the Yukon Government and the Land Titles Office, not the City of Whitehorse.

All application fees are non-refundable and vary depending on the type of subdivision.

Boundary Realignment

• $100 per boundary being adjusted
• Minimum charge: $250
• Maximum charge: $1,000

Subdivision (New Lots)

• Minimum charge: $250
• Maximum charge: $5,000
• $200 per lot created (e.g., 3 lots = $600)

Additional considerations:

• New subdivisions may require a Development Agreement to address responsibilities such as easements, road design or construction, and servicing.
• New residential subdivisions are subject to Development Cost Charges (DCCs) for each new lot created.
• All subdivisions are subject to a 10% Public Use Land Dedication (PULD), either as land or as cash-in-lieu.
• Cash-in-lieu applies to any approved subdivision sketch that does not show acceptable land parcels for dedication.
  • Cash-in-lieu applies to any approved subdivision sketch that does not show acceptable land parcels for dedication; and
  • Refer to Part 2 of the Subdivision Control Bylaw 2012-16 for details.

Consolidation

• $100 per lot consolidated
• Minimum charge: $250
• Maximum charge: $1,000

Condominium and Condominium Conversion

• $100 per unit created
• Minimum charge: $250
• Maximum charge: $5,000

Subdivision Renewal / Extension

• Subdivision approval is valid for one year.
• If the preliminary plan has not been submitted to the Land Titles Office within 12 months, the approval will lapse.
• One additional 12-month extension may be requested.
• Administration fee: $250

Municipal Addressing

When new lots are created or consolidated, the City must assign or update addresses and notify relevant agencies.

• $50 per address created or deleted
• Maximum charge: $1,500

Development Agreement

Some subdivisions require a Development Agreement registered at the Land Titles Office to secure access easements, utility easements, and servicing designs.

• Fee: $200

Online Payment Option

Applicants may pay fees through the City’s online payment portal after confirming the fee amount with the Subdivision & Lands Coordinator (SLC). The SLC will provide the required job number or address for payment.

Guide to the Subdivision Approval Process

Condominium Application Brochure – Tri-fold

Whitehorse 2040 Official Community Plan

Zoning Bylaw

Land Use Master Plan Policy

Subdivision Control Bylaw

Development Agreement Regulations Bylaw

Development Cost Charges Bylaw

The bylaws listed above are those most relevant to Subdivision Applications. For a comprehensive list of bylaws, click here.

Application: S-14-2025
Address: 260 AURORA DRIVE
Legal: YUKON LAND (West of Lot 1332)
Subdivision of Public Utility Loy for the Midnight Sun Lift Station
Status: Approved

Application: S-13-2025
Address: 109 RAINBOW ROAD
Legal: LOT 2, BLOCK 4, CRESTVIEW SUBDIVISION, PLAN 21992 LTO
Creating two residential lots out of one residential lot
Status: Approved

Application: S-12-2025
Address: 163 COLLINS LANE
Legal: LOT 68, PLAN 2017-0022 LTO, MOUNT SIMA INDUSTRIAL SUBDIVISION, AND YUKON LAND
Proposed lot expansion into Vacant Commissioner Land
Status: Reviewing Information

Application: S-11-2025
Address: 308 & 312 WOOD STREET
Legal: LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK 28, PLAN 3807 LTO AND CONDOMINIUM 29, PLAN CON29 LTO
Boundary Realignment between 308 & 312 Wood Street
Status: Conditional Approval

Application: S-10-2025
Address: 60 LAZULITE DRIVE & DIAMOND WAY & FALCON DRIVE
Legal: LOT 519 & 520 COPPER RIDGE SUBDIVISION, PLAN 99-0224 LTO
Boundary Realignment of Copper Ridge Place and the Future Planning Lot
Status: Approved

Application: S-09-2025
Address: 92340 ALASKA HIGHWAY
Legal: LOT 1175, PLAN 89-79 LTO AND YUKON LAND
Proposed lot expansion into Vacant Commissioners Land
Status: Approved

Application: S-08-2025
Address: DOWNTOWN ROADS RESURVEY (LAMBERT STREET TO HAWKINS STREET)
Legal: ROAD, PLAN 3807 LTO
Subdivision into 11 Road segments and 6 Lane Segments
Status: Approved

Application: S-07-2025
Address: SELKIRK STREET
Legal: ROAD (SELKIRK ATREET), PLAN 92-83 LTO, LOT 340 AND 341, PLAN 22967 LTO,  RIVERDALE SUBDIVISION
Subdivision of Selkirk Street and several adjacent lots to better define the street
Status: Approved

Application: S-06-2025
Address: RIVERDALE RESURVEY – ROADS (TATCHUN ROAD, ALSEK ROAD, TESLIN ROAD)
Legal: ROAD (Rem), PLAN 21312 LTO, ROAD (Rem), PLAN 24797 LTO, AND ROAD, PLAN 26173 LTO
Subdivision 30 road segments and 8 Lane Segments
Status: Approved

Application: S-05-2025
Address: 1307 FIR STREET
Legal: LOT 108, PLAN 15142 LTO, PORTER CREEK SUBDIVISION
Subdivision of 2 Residential Lots
Status: Approved

Application: S-04-2025
Address: 1309 FIR STREET
Legal: LOT 107, PLAN 15142 LTO, PORTER CREEK SUBDIVISION
Subdivision of 2 Residential Lots
Status: Approved

Application: S-03-2025
Address: SUNBEEM PLACE and EVELYN AVENUE – Whistle Bend Phase 12 & 13
Legal: LOT 465 (REM), GROUP 804, PLAN 2019-0025, LOT 549, PLAN 2019-0003 LTO, LOT 769, PLAN 2019-0025 LTO AND YUKON LAND
Subdivision of 8 Multiple Family Lots, 2 Commercial Lots, 3 Public Use Lots and 9 Walkways/Greenbelts/PUL’s with a total of 8 in Phase12 and 13 in Phase 13.
Status: Approved

Application: S-02-2025
Address: KISHW’OOT STREET – TKC C-9 Phase 2
Legal: LOT 1405, QUAD 105 D/14,
TA’AN KWÄCH’ÄN COUNCIL SETTLEMENT LAND SELECTION C-9B, 2003-0231 LTO
Subdivision to create Residential LOTS 25 TO 48, ROADS 1 AND 2, AND LANES 1 AND 2
Status: Approved

Application: S-01-2025
Address: 86, 88, 90 & 92 WITCH HAZEL DRIVE
Legal: LOT 843 846, PLAN 100041107 LTO
Subdivision Witch Hazel Drive Boundary Realignment
Status: Approved

Application: S-11-2024
Address: 1307 1313 CENTENNIAL STREET
Legal: LOT 1679 & 1680, PLAN 2010-0118 LTO
Subdivision CENTENNIAL BOUNDARY REALIGNMENT
Status: Approved

Application: S-10-2024
Address: Whistle Bend Phase 10 and 11
Vacant Commissioners Land
Subdivision of 130 Lot, 3 PUL, 4 Roads and 2 Lanes
Status: Approved

Application: S-09-2024
Address: Range Road
Legal: LOT 1469 QUAD 105D/14, PLAN 2007-0088 LTO, KDFN C-15B
Subdivision 34 NEW LOTS, 1 NEW ROAD LOT, 3 NEW WALKWAY LOTS, 2 BUFFER LOTS, 2 ACCESS / UTILITY EASEMENT
Status: Approved

Application: S-08-2024
Address: Range Road
Legal: LOT 262-6 GROUP 804, PLAN 88-109 LTO
Subdivision 37 NEW LOTS, 1 NEW ROAD, 2 NEW WALKWAYS, 2 NEW BUFFERS
Status: Approved

Application: S-07-2024
Address: Whistle Bend Phase 9
Vacant Commissioners Land
98 Lot subdivision, 1 PUL, 4 Roads and 1 Lane
Status: Approved

Application: S-06-2024
Address: 511 Hawkins Street
Legal: Lot 7, Block 41, Plan 17459 LTO
Boundary Realignment / Consolidation of City sites fixing meets-and-bounds description
Status: Approved

Application: S-05-2024
Address: 509 Hawkins Street – Lot 8
Legal: Lot 8, Block 41, Plan 17459 LTO
Boundary Realignment / Consolidation of City sites fixing meets-and-bounds description
Status: Approved

Application: S-04-2024
Address: 187 Range Road, WOB Lower Bench Expansion
Legal: Lot 1301, Quad 105D/11, Plan 2018-0013 LTO, Lot 423 (REM), Group 804, Plan 26830 LTO
Boundary Realignment / Consolidation of City sites
Status: Approved

Application: S-03-2024
Address: 201 SQUANGA AVENUE & 108 RAINBOW ROAD
Legal: LOT 1-1 & 1-2, BLOCK 5, PLAN 95-43 LTO
Boundary Realignment Crestview
Status: Cannot Proceed (ownership issue)

Application: S-02-2024
Address: 92340 ALASKA HIGHWAY
Legal: LOT 1175 QUAD 105D/14, PLAN 89-79 LTO
Lot Enlargement of lot 1175 into Vacant Commissioners Land
Status: Cannot Proceed

Application: S-01-2024
Address: Hillcrest Roads
Legal: Road, Hillcrest Subdivision, Plan 30131 LTO
Subdivision to create PROPOSED ROADS 1-37 in segments
Status: Approved

Application: S-17-2023
Address: 3 Lot Residential Subdivisions 1309 Fir Street, Porter Creek
Legal: LOT 108, PLAN 25142 LTO
Subdivision of one large Porter Creek Lots into 3 lots
Status: Gathering Information

Application: S-16-2023
Address: 3 Lot Residential Subdivisions 1307 Fir Street, Porter Creek
Legal: LOT 107, PLAN 25142 LTO
Subdivision of one large Porter Creek Lots into 3 lots
Status: Gathering Information

Application: S-15-2023
Address: 2 Lot Industrial Subdivision MacRae
Legal: Across Boulder Road from Lt 8-12, Blk 9, Plan 22926
Subdivision of Vacant Commissioners Land into 2 Lots
Status: Gathering Information

Application: S-14-2023
Address: Corner Cut for #2050 2nd Avenue
Legal: ROAD 5 (SECOND AVENUE), Plan 100044357 LTO
Subdivision of 1 ROAD into 2 ROADS
Status: Approved

Application: S-13-2023
Address: 2 Lot Industrial 131 Mt Sima Road
Legal: Lot 4A, Plan 2006-0018 LTO
Subdivision of 1 Lot into 2 Lots
Status: Gathering Information

Application: S-12-2023
Address: 2 Lot Industrial Subdivision 5 Laberge Road
Legal: Lot 1631, Plan 2007-0091 LTO
Subdivision of 1 Lot into 2 Lots
Status: Gathering Information

Application: S-11-2023
Address: TKC C16 (Birch St)
Legal: LOT 1603, Porter Creek Subdivision Plan 2003-0228 LTO
Subdivision of 1 Lot into 25 Residential Lots
Status: Received Application

Application: S-10-2023
Address: Lot 1272 Whistle Bend
Legal: LOT 1582-1 QUAD 105D/14
Subdivision of 1 Lot & Corner Cut Parcel
Status: Approved

Application: S-09-2023
Address: 115 Range Road
Legal: LOT 1176-1, Plan 2004-0130
Subdivision of 1 Highway Commercial Lot into 2 Lots
Status: Approved

Application: S-08-2023
Address: Copper Ridge Phase 1 – Beryl Place
Legal: PART OF LOT 988 KDFN C-112B-1
Subdivision of 1 Lot into 24 Lots & Remainder
Status: Approved

Application: S-07-2023
Address: Robert Service Way – Ward Place
Legal: Lot 1216 (KDFN C-34B)
Subdivision of Remainder Lot into 4 Highway Commercial Lots
Status: Approved

Application: S-06-2023
Address: Lot 55 McFadden Way
Legal: Lot 55, Plan 2008-0092 LTO
Subdivision of 1 Lot into 2 Lots
Status: Approved

Application: S-05-2023
Address: 24 11TH AVENUE EAST
Legal: LOT 228, Porter Creek Subdivision, PLAN 24796 LTO
Subdivision of 1 Lot into 2 Residential Single Family Lots
Status: Approved

Application: S-04-2023
Address: 1004 FIR STREET
Legal: LOT 241, Porter Creek Subdivision, PLAN 24796 LTO
Subdivision of 1 Lot into 2 Residential Single Family Lots
Status: On Hold – Gathering Data

Application: S-03-2023
Address: Whistle Bend Phase 10 & 11
Legal: Vacant Commissioners Land
Subdivision 99 Lots Roads & Lanes
Status: Gathering Information

Application: S-02-2023
Address: 26 AZURE ROAD
Legal: LOT 1147 QUAD 105D/14 PLAN 81885 LTO
Subdivision of 1 new Residential Single Family Lot off of Parent Lot
Status: Approved

Application: S-01-2023
Address: Subdivision – Selkirk Street
Legal: Road, Plan 92-83 LTO
Subdivision of 1 Lot into 2 Lots
Status: Approved

Application: C-07-2025
Address: 105, 107 AND 109 JADE ROAD
Legal: LOT 30 OF LOT 13, GROUP 804, PLAN 219 76 LTO, LOT 153, PLAN 100046135 LTO, AND LOT 32 OF LOT 13, GROUP 804, PLAN 27745 LTO, WHITEHORSE INDUSTRIAL SUBDIVISION
3 Lot Consolidation
Status: Conditional Approved

Application: C-06-2025
Address: 133, 135, & 137 Keno Way
Legal: Lots 535-537, Plan 2019-0003 LTO
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Conditional Approved

Application: C-05-2025
Address: 209 & 211 Lowe Street
Legal: Lots 3 & 4, Block B, Plan 19005 LTO
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Conditional Approved

Application: C-04-2025
Address: 3 & 5 Garden Road
Legal: Lot 1160-2, Quad 105D/11, Plan 2010-0044 / Lot 1286, Quad 105D/11, Plan 100040555 LTO
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Canceled

Application: C-03-2025
Address: 103 MAIN STREET
Legal: LOT 16 & 17, BLOCK 5, PLAN 3807 LTO
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Canceled

Application: C-06-2023
Address: 133, 135, & 137 Keno Way
Legal: Lots 535-537, Plan 2019-0003 LTO
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Approved

Application: C-05-2023
Address: 209 & 211 Lowe Street
Legal: Lots 3 & 4, Block B, Plan 19005 LTO
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Approved

Application: C-04-2023
Address: 3 & 5 Garden Road
Legal: Lot 1160-2, Quad 105D/11, Plan 2010-0044 / Lot 1286, Quad 105D/11, Plan 100040555 LTO
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Canceled

Application: C-03-2023
Address: 103 MAIN STREET
Legal: LOT 16 & 17, BLOCK 5, PLAN 3807 LTO
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Canceled

Application: C-02-2023
Address: 129-133 Titanium Way
Legal: Lots 98 & 99, Whitehorse Industrial Sub, Plan 2007-0103
2 Lot Consolidation
Status: Approved

Application: C-01-2023
Address: McCauly Lodge
Legal: Lots 19-23, Blk 209, Plan 29528 LTO/Lot 309 (REM), Plan 21330 LTO
6 Lot Consolidation
Status: Approved

Application: CON -05-2025
Address: 47 ELLWOOD STREET
Legal: LOT 977, WHISTLE BEND SUBDIVISION, PLAN 100043008 LTO
Creating 2 condominium units and common property.
Status: Approved

Application: CON -04-2025
Address: 84 RAMPART AVENUE
Legal: LOT 1096, WHISTLE BEND SUBDIVISION, PLAN 100043008
Creating 12 condominium units 1 Bare Land unit and common property.
Status: Approved

Application: CON -03-2025
Address: 202 LOWE STREET
Legal: Lot 16, Block C, Plan 100045101 LTO
Creating 5 condominium units and common property.
Status: Approved

Application: CON-02-2024
Address: 250 OLIVE MAY WAY
Legal: CC308 – UNIT A, PLAN 100045268 LTO
Creating 28 additional condominium units and common property over Phase 2 of CC308
Status: Approved

Application: CON-01-2024
Address: 32 WATERFRONT PLACE
Legal: UNIT 15 TO UNIT 9 WITHIN THE RIVERS REACH CONDOMINIUM (CC192)
EXCLUSIVE USE COMMON PROPERTY (PARKING STALL) FROM UNIT 15 TO UNIT 9
Reassigning a surveyed and registered parking stall from one unit to another unit
Status: Approved

Application: CON-09-2023
Address: 5168 5TH AVENUE
Legal: LOT 7, BLOCK 120, PLAN 18415 LTO YT
8 Unit Downtown Residential/Commercial Condominium
Status: Approved

Application: CON-08-2023
Address: 61 Gleaner Avenue
Legal: Bare Land Unit A, CC300, Plan 100043941 LTO
12 Unit AMENDMENT TO CONDOMINIUM 300
Status: Approved

Application: CON-07-2023
Address: 250 Olive May Way
Legal: Lot 512, Plan 2019-0003 LTO
28 Unit Bare Land Condominium and Common Elements
Status: Approved

Application: CON-06-2023
Address: 100 KEISH STREET
Legal: CONDOMINIUM 299, PLAN 100043862 LTO
AMENDMENT TO CONDOMINIUM 299
Status: Approved

Application: CON-05-2023
Address: 309 HAWKINS STREET
Legal: LOT 8, BLOCK 21, PLAN 3807 LTO
8 Unit Condominium and Common Elements
Status: Approved

Application: CON-04-2023
Address: 408 WOOD STREET
Legal: LOT 4, BLOCK 38, PLAN 3100043132 LTO
7 Unit Condominium and Common Elements
Status: Approved

Application: CON-03-2023
Address: 160 LEOTA STREET
Legal: LOT 682, PLAN 2019-0025 LTO
23 Unit Condominium and Common Elements
Status: Approved

Application: CON-02-2023
Address: 2240 2ND AVENUE
Legal: PARCEL A-15, HENEY SUBDIVISION, PLAN 30650 LTO
58 Unit Condominium and Common Elements
Status: Approved

Application: CON-01-2023
Address: 603 Alexander
Legal: LOT 11, BLOCK 60, PLAN 18415 LTO
3 Unit Condominium and Common Elements
Status: Approved