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West-end Wasaga development approved for 214 units (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. A controversial development on Beachwood Road has been allowed to move ahead â even though council members signed a petition years earlier opposing the project. At its Sept. 24 meeting, councillors approved the official plan and zoning bylaw amendments for Romanin Contractingâs 214-unit project on the water side of Beachwood â a development that neighbours have said could lead to a l
Wasaga Beach council reviews request for apartments, parking, and height changes (opens the original)
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The company whose property now plays host to Wasaga Beachâs casino wants to build an eight-storey, 124-unit apartment building next door. DAS Developments has applied to rezone a portion of the property from district commercial to a high-density residential designation, with an eventual goal to build seven mid-rise apartment buildings. DAS Developments, which has historically been a commercial property developer with a number of projects across Ontario, has owned 88 Lyons Court for a number of
Wasaga Beach council hears about long-term care facility and doctor recruitment plans (opens the original)
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The company set to break ground on a long-term care facility for 288 older adults on Stonebridge Boulevard says itâs looking forward to coming to Wasaga Beach. Sheena Campbell, vice-president of communications and engagement for peopleCare Communities, outlined the companyâs plans for its Wasaga Beach facility, the first long-term care home in the community, at council’s Sept. 24 meeting. The company expects to break ground later this year or early 2027 on the facility that was announced in
Wasaga Beach's deal to sell Sunray Group 3.3 acres could close Sept. 22 (opens the original)
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A company that wants to build a Marriott Hotel overlooking Wasagaâs main beach area has been given an extra six months to start construction. Wasaga Beach council, at a special meeting on Sept. 21, approved amendments to the sales agreement between Sunray Group and the town. With the deal having closed on Sept. 22, the three-year window for construction has shifted accordingly. Otherwise, the town’s chief administrative officer Andrew McNeill told Simcoe.com, the structure of the deal council
Wasaga Beach school construction advances with walls rising at 486 River Rd. W. (opens the original)
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Walls have now started to rise for a new school in Wasaga Beach. The Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Boardâs kindergarten-to-Grade 12 school beside the Wasaga Stars Arena and public library is well underway, with a foundation and the first cinder block walls rising from the site at 486 River Rd. W. Error! Sorry, there was an error processing your request. There was a problem with the recaptcha. Please try again. You may unsubscribe at any time. By signing up, you agree to our terms of
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