Kingston City Council approves Brownfield CIP at Davis Tannery site

Hall Monitor: Transit Trees

1500-unit development proposed for Davis Tannery site by Patry

Princess Street student residence building issued occupancy permit

October 7, 2020October 7, 2020 Samantha Butler-Hassan, Local Journalism Initiative 0 Comments brownfield study, City Council, City Council meeting, City of Kingston, Davis Tannery, Frontenac Lead Smelter, Jay Patry Enterprises, K&P Trail, Kingston, Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, property tax, property tax rebate, Rob Hutchison

City Council has voted unanimously to approve a Brownfield Community Improvement Plan (CIP) at the site of the former Davis Tannery. The approximately 13 hectare site at 2 River St. and 50 Orchard St. sits adjacent to the Cataraqui River, and the K&P trail. Formerly an industrial site, it was

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December 18, 2019December 18, 2019 Tommy Vallier 0 Comments budget, City Council, Davis Tannery, downtown Kingston, hall monitor, Jay Patry Enterprises, kingston city budget, Kingston City Council, Kingston City Hall, Kingston Transit, Kingston Transit routes, St. Lawrence College, ygkc

On Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019, Kingston City Council sat for meeting number 2020-03 (agenda) and their last meeting of the 2019 calendar year. Council worked through a heavy agenda, approving a 1500-unit development for the former Davis Tannery, discussing transit options and exploring the idea of a downtown tourism, culinary

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November 14, 2019November 15, 2019 Tommy Vallier 6 Comments Brent Toderian, Davis Tannery, development, housing, housing crisis, housing supply, Jay Patry Enterprises, Kingston Rowing Club, parking, parking lot, planning, planning committee, waterfront park, waterfront projects

Updated information has been revealed about the development being proposed by Jay Patry Enterprises Inc. on the site of the former Davis Tannery at the corner of River and Orchard Streets. The proposal contains four six-storey buildings, with a combined 1,509 residential units and 4,961 square metres of commercial space,

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September 4, 2018 Tori Stafford 0 Comments building occupancy permit, City of Kingston, Jay Patry Enterprises, Kingston, Queen's University, Stelmach Project Management Ltd, student residence

Residents who were planning to move in this past Friday are now able to move into the new student residence building at 630 Princess Street. On Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018, City officials met with the owner of the building, according to a press release from the City of Kingston. “Staff