34 New Cove Road

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The City received an application from KMK Capital Inc. to rezone 34 New Cove Road from the Institutional (INST) Zone to the Apartment 3 (A3) Zone to enable the development of a new Apartment Building. To rezone the property, the Institutional District needs to be redesignated to the Residential District.

The application is for a 10-story building with a separate two-level parking structure. Note that the second level of parking, as shown on the site plan, is to demonstrate the amount of parking only, not the location of the parking structure. The location is atop the first level of parking and is wholly contained within the property boundary.

The applicant will be required to prepare a Land Use Report for the proposed development.

Review the materials on this page, once the consultation period opens you can provide your feedback. Ask a question at any time while the application is active.

Return to Planning St. John's main page to see other projects or learn more about the planning application process.

The City received an application from KMK Capital Inc. to rezone 34 New Cove Road from the Institutional (INST) Zone to the Apartment 3 (A3) Zone to enable the development of a new Apartment Building. To rezone the property, the Institutional District needs to be redesignated to the Residential District.

The application is for a 10-story building with a separate two-level parking structure. Note that the second level of parking, as shown on the site plan, is to demonstrate the amount of parking only, not the location of the parking structure. The location is atop the first level of parking and is wholly contained within the property boundary.

The applicant will be required to prepare a Land Use Report for the proposed development.

Review the materials on this page, once the consultation period opens you can provide your feedback. Ask a question at any time while the application is active.

Return to Planning St. John's main page to see other projects or learn more about the planning application process.

Questions

Please use this space to ask questions regarding this application and we will provide an answer. All questions will be posted as submitted. Some questions may require coordination with internal departments and additional time may be needed to post a response. 

The Q & A section will remain open while the application is active. 

If you prefer to provide comments or  submit questions using mail or email, please do so to the Office of the City Clerk, including your name and address, e-mail cityclerk@stjohns.ca or write to P.O. Box 908, St. John’s, NL, A1C 5M2. Be sure to include the name of the application in your submission. 



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  • Share When will the construction start? There is severe housing crunch in St John's any addition in housing will be greatly appreciated. Also, I hope this isn't a luxury building and is rather a relatively affordable practical housing building for common folks. on Facebook Share When will the construction start? There is severe housing crunch in St John's any addition in housing will be greatly appreciated. Also, I hope this isn't a luxury building and is rather a relatively affordable practical housing building for common folks. on Twitter Share When will the construction start? There is severe housing crunch in St John's any addition in housing will be greatly appreciated. Also, I hope this isn't a luxury building and is rather a relatively affordable practical housing building for common folks. on Linkedin Email When will the construction start? There is severe housing crunch in St John's any addition in housing will be greatly appreciated. Also, I hope this isn't a luxury building and is rather a relatively affordable practical housing building for common folks. link

    When will the construction start? There is severe housing crunch in St John's any addition in housing will be greatly appreciated. Also, I hope this isn't a luxury building and is rather a relatively affordable practical housing building for common folks.

    Jay78908786 asked 26 days ago

    The amendment process will have to conclude before construction can begin. Therefore, the exact start date is unknown at this time.

  • Share As mentioned in another application, this type of zoning change seems very common. Could the institutional zone be changed to allow apartment buildings as permitted or discretionary uses? Perhaps permitted for type A1 and A2 and discretionary for A3. Would this speed up the process for developers and reduce the amount of zoning changes being requested? on Facebook Share As mentioned in another application, this type of zoning change seems very common. Could the institutional zone be changed to allow apartment buildings as permitted or discretionary uses? Perhaps permitted for type A1 and A2 and discretionary for A3. Would this speed up the process for developers and reduce the amount of zoning changes being requested? on Twitter Share As mentioned in another application, this type of zoning change seems very common. Could the institutional zone be changed to allow apartment buildings as permitted or discretionary uses? Perhaps permitted for type A1 and A2 and discretionary for A3. Would this speed up the process for developers and reduce the amount of zoning changes being requested? on Linkedin Email As mentioned in another application, this type of zoning change seems very common. Could the institutional zone be changed to allow apartment buildings as permitted or discretionary uses? Perhaps permitted for type A1 and A2 and discretionary for A3. Would this speed up the process for developers and reduce the amount of zoning changes being requested? link

    As mentioned in another application, this type of zoning change seems very common. Could the institutional zone be changed to allow apartment buildings as permitted or discretionary uses? Perhaps permitted for type A1 and A2 and discretionary for A3. Would this speed up the process for developers and reduce the amount of zoning changes being requested?

    noahgallant asked 2 months ago

    Thank you for your comment and questions. In order to permit apartment buildings in an Institutional Zone, the intent of the Institutional Land Use District  would have to change. At this time, the City is not looking to change the overall intent of the Institutional District. That sort of change would follow a similar process. 

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