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Committee of Adjustment
The Corporation of the City of Brampton

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Members:
  • Jarmanjit Singh Dehriwal (Chair)
  • Baljit Mand (Vice-Chair)
  • Jotvinder Sodhi (Vice-Chair)
  • Ron Chatha
  • Paul Khaira
  • James Reed
  • Sarbjeet Saini
  • Thisaliny Thirunavukkarasu
  • Manoharan Vaithianathan

 

 

 

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Multiland Pacific Holdings Ltd. 


2-6 Maritime Ontario Blvd. 


Toronto Gore, Con 7 ND Part Lot 6, RP 43R31072, Parts 1 to 8, Ward 8


The purpose of this consent application is to re-establish a lot on part of the property that previously existed and had merged with the balance of the property through a Lot Line Adjustment. The proposed reestablished lot (the “Reestablished Lot”) is identified as Parts 1 to 3 and the proposed residual lot (the “Residual Lot”) is identified as Parts 4 to 18. The adjusted Reestablished Lot (the “Conveyed Lot”), identified as Parts 1 and 3 to 8, will be for the car washing establishment which is currently under construction, located on the western portion of the Property. The adjusted Residual Lot (the “Retained Lot”), identified as Parts 2 and 9 to 18, will be for the two existing car dealerships, located on the eastern portion of the Property. The application also seeks to create mutual access and servicing easements between the conveyed and retained lots. 


See item 9.5

Soneil Vaughan Inc.


1055 Clark Blvd. 


Plan M977, Part Blks S, U RP 43R 5844, Part 1, RP 43R1361, Part 1, RP 43R1703, Parts 1,2, RP 43R8974, Parts 1-5, Ward 8


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit 198 parking spaces on site, whereas the by-law requires 317 parking spaces to be provided on-site.

Kulwinder Bhatti


39 Nuffield Street


Plan M628, Lot 26, Ward 7


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit a driveway width of 8.24 metres, whereas the by-law permits a maximum driveway width of 7.00 metres.

Peel Standard Condo Corp: 1072


Prabhsimran Gill, Jaswinder Sandhu, Harvinder Soordhar


181 Rutherford Road South


PSCP 1072, Level 1, Unit 1, Ward 3


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To provide 187 parking spaces, whereas the by-law requires a minimum of 298 parking spaces; and 
  2. To permit a 2.1 metre wide landscape strip along the lot line abutting a street (Rutherford Road South), whereas the by-law requires a minimum 3 metre wide landscape strip be provided along any lot line abutting a street, except at approved driveway locations.

Paramjeet Kohli


2035 Embleton Road


Plan A94, Part Lot 5, Ward 6


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit an interior side yard setback of 5.53 metres to a proposed two storey single detached dwelling, whereas the by-law requires a minimum interior side yard setback of 7.5 metres; 
  2. To permit an accessory structure (proposed) having a gross floor area of 38.9 square metres, whereas the by-law permits a maximum gross floor area of 23 square metres for an individual accessory structure; ; 
  3. To permit an accessory structure (proposed) in the required interior side yard having a setback of 5.07 metres, whereas the by-law requires a minimum 7.5 metres; 
  4. To permit an accessory structure (existing 2 storey) having a height of 5.06 metres, whereas the by-law permits an accessory structure having a maximum height of 4.5 metres; 
  5. To permit an accessory structure (existing 2 storey) in the required interior side yard having a setback of 3.31 metres, whereas the by-law requires a minimum of 7.5 metres; 
  6. To permit an accessory structure (existing 2 storey) having a gross floor area of 51.43 square metres,  whereas the by law permits a maximum of 23 square metres for an individual structure; 
  7. To permit a combined gross floor area of 90.33 square metres for two (2) accessory structures, whereas the by-law permits a maximum combined gross floor area of 40 square metres for two (2) accessory structures; and 
  8. To permit an accessory structure  (existing 2 storey) to locate in the front one- half of the main building, whereas the by-law permits an accessory structure to be located no closer to the front wall of the main building that one-half the length of the main building wall facing the interior side lot line.

Multiland Pacific Holdings Ltd. 


2-6 Maritime Ontario Blvd. 


Toronto Gore, Con 7 ND Part Lot 6, RP 43R31072, Parts 1 to 8, Ward 8


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit all lands zoned SC-1912 to be treated as one lot for zoning purposes, whereas the by-law does not permit all lands within this zone to be treated as one lot.

See item 8.1

Inderbir Rai, Gurjant Gill, Nihaal Gill, Harkiran Gill


11075 Clarkway Drive


Con 11 ND Part Lot 16, Ward 10


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit a private school (kindergarten to grade 12), whereas the by-law does not permit a private school.

Nadine Eugene


51 Pergola Way


Plan 43M1590, Part Lot 54, RP 43R29502, Ward 6


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit a minimum rear yard setback of 4.69 metres to a proposed addition (1 storey sunroom), whereas the by-law requires a minimum rear yard setback of 7.5 metres which may be reduced to a minimum of 6 metres, provided that the area of the rear yard is at least 25 percent of the minimum required lot area for the particular zone; and 
  2. To permit a maximum lot coverage of 49.46 percent, whereas the zoning by-law permits a maximum lot coverage of 33.3 percent.

Nasir Bashir, Zubda Batool


128 Abell Drive 


Plan M27, Part Lot 421, RP 43R3446, Part 4, Ward 1


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit 2 (two) parking spaces on a property having two additional residential units, whereas the by-law requires 3 (three) parking spaces; and 
  2. To permit 2 (two) parking spaces each measuring 2.565 metres in width by 5.196 metres in length on a property having two additional residential units, whereas the by-law requires 3 (three)  parking spaces measuring 2.6 metres wide by 5.4 metres in length.

2778830 Ontario Ltd. 


2548 Embleton Road


Con 6 WHS, Part Lot 6, Ward 6


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit a banquet hall use, whereas the by-law does not permit a banquet hall; and 
  2. To permit landscaping and buildings not as per Schedule C, whereas the by-law only permits buildings and landscaping as per Schedule C.

Countryside Brameast Holdings GP Inc. 


5200 Countryside Drive 


Con11 ND Part Lot 16, PCL B, Ward 10


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit a maximum of 140 trailer parking spaces, whereas the by-law permits a maximum of 100 truck trailer parking spaces.

Vikas Luthra, Amandeep Kaur


31 Grouse Lane 


Plan 43M1523, Lot 65, Ward 6


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit a rear yard setback of 3.60 metres to a proposed sunroom addition, whereas the by-law requires a minimum rear yard setback of 7.5 metres, which may be reduced to a minimum of 6.0 metres provided that the area of the rear yard is at least 25 percent of the minimum required lot area.

Mitram Foods Limited, c/o Nikhil Patel


386 Deerhurst Drive 


RP 43M-880, Con 8 N.D., Ward 8


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit a retail establishment accessory to the permitted warehouse use, whereas the by-law does not permit the use.

2494747 Ontario Ltd.


98 and 100 Rutherford Road South


Chinguacousy Con 2, EHS Part Lot 4 and RP 43R39471, Parts 3 and 4, Ward 3


The applicant(s) are requesting the following variance(s):

  1. To permit a motor vehicle sales and leasing establishment for the whole property at 98 and 100 Rutherford Rd. S., whereas the by-law does not permit a motor vehicle sales and leasing establishment.

Next Scheduled Meeting:  September 23, 2025