[Sidney] 2180 Beacon Avenue | Residential | 5-storeys

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A five-storey residential complex has been envisioned for the northwest corner of Sidney's Beacon Avenue and Highway 17 intersection. The proposal, if approved, will deliver nearly 150 residences, and would mark the largest single-building development to materialize in Sidney in modern times.

Ontario-based developer planning large residential project at Sidney's busiest intersection

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Note for the article- Oceanna has been complete and occupied for months.

So the grassy section shown here?

Very good, thank you. Do you know what, if anything, has occupied the retail spaces?

So the grassy section shown here?

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Yes, that's the property. Note the pathway alongside the highway. That's being preserved.

That's part of the Lochside trail; it probably has to be preserved.

Council has sent the proposal to a public hearing.

Sidney council isn't exactly moving this along at light speed, are they?

Nope. Council had some interesting questions, though, including one councillor asking why 2BR units have to have two bathrooms, given how expensive they are and how much more it costs to accommodate all the plumbing, etc.

It's a valid point.

My 2 bedroom condo (built in 1994) only has one bathroom, but I sort of wish it had two - or at the very least a 2 piece powder room that I could leave exclusively for the use of guests.

I have also put off renovating my bathroom, since having it out of commission, even for a few days, essentially renders my condo uninhabitable.

 

...having it out of commission, even for a few days, essentially renders my condo uninhabitable.

For extra encouragement you could try playing Wilson Phillips greatest hits on repeat 24/7.

I think with some creativity you could convert your kitchen to a part time bathroom. Or your laundry set somehow.

Remind me to never visit your kitchen or laundry.

When you only have one W/C and one shower/bath in your home, the renovation is by nature involved.

In North Park don't you have lots of alternative options (until 9pm)?

Technically, those options are in Harris Green.