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London · File OZ-25124

415 York St

422 homes proposed.

Staff are recommending refusal of the request by BSN London Corporation to build a 38-storey, 422-unit mixed-use building at 415 York Street, saying it doesn't fit the area's planning rules and hasn't shown the site is safe to live near a nearby industrial energy facility. The applicant has offered to add a "holding provision" — a zoning condition that would block residential construction until that safety study is done — but staff say a required land-use compatibility study still hasn't been completed.

Where the 422-home figure comes from

The proposed development consists of a 38-storey mixed use building with 422 units and 611m2 of commercial floor area.

— 2026-06-22 (3.1) Staff Report - 415 York St.pdf, read the report

What has happened so far

  1. January 6, 2026 — Planning and Environment Committee, item 3.2
    Public Participation Meeting - Not to be heard before 1:00 PM - 415 York Street - OZ-25124 agenda
  2. January 20, 2026 — Council, item 4.
    (3.2) 415 York Street - OZ-25124 agenda
  3. June 22, 2026 — Planning and Environment Committee, item 3.1
    Public Participation Meeting - Not to be heard before 1:00 PM - 415 York Street - OZ-25124 agenda
  4. July 21, 2026 — Council, item 6.1
    415 York Street - OZ-25124 agenda

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Unofficial summary. Written by Daniel Kiekens Real Estate Group from the municipality's own published planning report and council agendas. Status is as at June 22, 2026 — confirm anything you intend to rely on with the municipality. This is not legal, planning or investment advice, and it is not advice on a specific property. Daniel Kiekens chairs the Strathroy-Caradoc BIA; nothing learned through that role appears here.