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Split the lot

39 Ash Cres · Long Branch · Ward 3 Etobicoke-Lakeshore

The owner is asking for permission to divide the property or change its lot lines to obtain consent to sever the lot into 2 undersized residential lots. The decision has been appealed.

City file B0005/25EYK · Data as of Nov 13, 2026 · Every item lists its source

Where it is in the process
  1. SubmittedJan 22, 2025
  2. HearingMay 29, 2025
  3. DecisionRefused by the Committee
  4. NowAppealed to the Toronto Local Appeal Body
  5. NextAppeal hearing and decision

01Have your say

Nothing scheduled right now

Because the application has been appealed, the Toronto Local Appeal Body, not the Committee of Adjustment, will make the decision. No public meeting or comment deadline is set at the moment.

Follow this application and we’ll email you if a hearing is scheduled. Your councillor, Amber Morley, can tell you how the City is handling the appeal.

02What’s proposed

To obtain consent to sever the lot into 2 undersized residential lots, and to construct 2 new semi-detached dwellings with attached garages.

The application’s description, from the City’s Committee of Adjustment data. A consent is permission to divide a property or change its lot lines.

03Timeline

  1. Jan 22, 2025Application submitted to the City.
  2. Jan 22, 2025A related minor variance application is filed: New semi-detached house.
  3. Jan 22, 2025A related minor variance application is filed: New semi-detached house.
  4. May 29, 2025Committee of Adjustment hearing: refused.
  5. —Appealed to the Toronto Local Appeal Body. Date not published in the City’s data; from now on we record the date we first see each change.

04City files and documents

TypeFileStatus
ConsentFile B0005/25EYKUnder appealThe City’s Application Information Centre
Minor varianceFile A0048/25EYKUnder appealSee its page
Minor varianceFile A0039/25EYKUnder appealSee its page

Plans, studies and staff reports are on the City’s Application Information Centre. We link to them rather than copy them.

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The red dot is this application. The circle shows 400 metres, about a 5-minute walk.

  1. 1
    New semi-detached house
    39 Ash Cres · next door

    Appealed to the Toronto Local Appeal Body

  2. 2
    New semi-detached house
    39 Ash Cres · next door

    Appealed to the Toronto Local Appeal Body

  3. 3
    6-storey building with shops (60 homes)
    3353 Lake Shore Blvd W · about 110 m

    City planners are reviewing it

  4. 4
    Garage or parking
    29 Arcadian Crcl · about 220 m

    Deferred

  5. 5
    Garage or parking
    29 Arcadian Crcl · about 220 m

    Deferred

  6. 6
    Split the lot
    29 Arcadian Crcl · about 220 m

    Waiting for a hearing date

All applications in progress in Ward 3

06Quick answers about this application

What is being built at 39 Ash Cres?

To obtain consent to sever the lot into 2 undersized residential lots, and to construct 2 new semi-detached dwellings with attached (file B0005/25EYK). Source: Committee of Adjustment Applications, as of Nov 13, 2026.

Was the application at 39 Ash Cres approved?

Appealed to the Toronto Local Appeal Body. Source: Committee of Adjustment Applications, as of Nov 13, 2026.

Who is the councillor for 39 Ash Cres?

Amber Morley, Ward 3 Etobicoke-Lakeshore. Source: City Wards and Councillors, as of Nov 13, 2026.

Sources: City of Toronto Development Applications, Committee of Adjustment Applications, Public Notices and Building Permits (Open Data, updated nightly). Not legal advice. Something wrong? Tell us.

39 Ash Cres Committee of Adjustment: Split the lot · My Address in Toronto