Major Streets & Multiplex Housing - City of Toronto EHON - Michael Testaguzza & Robert McQuillan (#17)
Michael Testaguzza, MCIP, RPP
Michael is a Registered Professional Planner and Partner at The Biglieri Group. He leads multi-disciplinary teams to streamline the preparation, submission and approval of land use planning applications, including Site Plans, Condominium, Subdivisions, Official Plan Amendments, Zoning By-Law Amendments, Minor Variances, and Consent Applications.
Robert McQuillan
Robert is a Planner at The Biglieri Group and a Candidate Member of the Ontario Professional Planners Institute. He is enthusiastic about walkable, transit-oriented, sustainable communities that enhance the lives of those in them. His range of project experience spans Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for large-scale, master-planned communities, minor variances for infill multiplex projects, academic research, social planning for culturally specific long-term care, and more.Â
- What is the Multiplex definition in Toronto?
- What are the Major Streets in Toronto?
- What does EHON mean?
- What opportunities do Multiplexes and Major Street initiatives create for real estate developers?
- Do you still need to go through SPA (Site Plan Application) for a multiplex?
- What does as-of-right zoning mean?
- How does EHON Approval Timelines?