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London · File Z-26057

509 Second Street

4 homes proposed.

A rezoning application at 509 Second Street would change the property's zoning from R1 (a designation for single-detached houses) to R3 with a special exception, allowing an already-built three-storey house with four units inside to be officially recognized as a fourplex. City staff have recommended approval, noting the change simply formalizes the existing four units and includes a special provision setting parking at a minimum of 0.5 spaces per unit (so 2 spaces for the building).

Where the 4-home figure comes from

The recommended action will permit the conversion of the existing three (3) storey single detached dwelling containing three (3) additional residential units (four (4) units total) to a fourplex dwelling.

— 2026-07-14 (3.5) Staff Report - 509 Second Street.pdf, read the report

What has happened so far

  1. July 14, 2026 — Planning and Environment Committee, item 3.5
    Public Participation Meeting - Not to be heard before 1:00 PM - 509 Second Street - Z-26057 agenda
  2. July 21, 2026 — Council, item 11.
    (3.5) 509 Second Street - Z-26057 (Relates to Bill No. 288) 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 July 14, 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.