Proposed high rise at Sherwood Forest Mall

Here are displays from the owner of Sherwood Forest Mall for the building they plan to build at the west side of the mall property (near the Beer Store).  The City Council will review the proposal in the new year.  If approved, the owners want to start building sometime in 2025 with completion likely to take until 2026.

Community Information Session November 13 – Proposed Zoning By-law Amendment at 299 & 307 Sarnia Road

At the information session, the consultant will go over the history of the project and the changes to the original application for everyone’s information.  It is a different concept than we first heard about. The flyer with further information is available here.

Rezoning updates – Sarnia Road

REZONING AT 279 SARNIA ROAD FOR TWO – 3 STORY BUILDINGS

This application will be heard at a public participation meeting at City Hall this Tuesday, October 22, around 1:45 pm (the meeting is also on line.  If you wish to speak on line, write pec@london.ca prior to the meeting).  The two buildings will have a total of 20 units, each with 3 bedrooms.  The full report is available here.  Your Executive is supportive of this application because it will be managed by the builder who is a local builder, is not as tall as currently permitted and has fewer bedrooms than permitted. 

REZONING AT 299-307 SARNIA ROAD

There will be an information session on the revised proposal for development of these two properties.  The session will occur on November 13th starting at 6 pm at St. Ansgar Church, in the Church hall.  St. Ansgar is at the corner of Lawson and Wonderland (with lots of parking).  Members of your Executive are meeting with Councillor Trosow and the proponent’s consultants prior to the session.  After our meeting, there will be more information as to what is proposed.   

Ward boundary review for the 2026 city election

The city council is reviewing the ward boundaries due to London’s population growth. The four options prepared by the retained consultants and further information are available at: https://getinvolved.london.ca/ward-boundary-review There is an interactive map feature to show you the impact of the changes. For our neighborhood options 1 to 3 pretty much maintain the status quo. Option 4 divides the neighbourhood between two wards. There are a few opportunities for you to provide your opinion on the options. City Council will be making a decision on a new configuration by the end of the year.

Upcoming Engagement Events

October 16th (Hybrid/Virtual Event)

  • Time: 5:00 – 7:00 PM
  • Location: City Hall, Committee Room #1&2
  • Option: Attend in-person or virtually.

October 17th (In-person Events)

  • Time: 5:00 – 7:00 PM
  • Locations:
  • Medway Community Centre – Full multipurpose Room
  • East Lions Community Centre – Multipurpose Room 2
  • South London Community Centre – Full Gemmel Room

Public Online Survey

  • Open until: November 11th