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A change of Non-Conforming Use application has been submitted requesting permission to change the occupancy of the laundromat on the main floor at 154 Merrymeeting Road to a 2-Bedroom Dwelling Unit.

The proposed Dwelling unit will have a floor area of 85.5 m2. There is currently 1 dwelling unit on the main floor, and 3 dwelling units on the second floor. No additional parking is proposed.

No submissions received.

A Discretionary Use application has been submitted for a Home Occupation for massage therapy at 25 Julieann Place.

The business involves therapeutic massage and will operate part-time Monday-Friday, 2-3 hours per day between 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Clients will be seen 1 per hour, 2 clients per day, 30 minutes between sessions. Total floor area used for the business is 32.5m2. The applicant is the sole employee. One on-site parking space is provided for the business.

One (1) submission attached

A Discretionary Use application has been submitted by Dynamic Properties Ltd. requesting the subdivision of vacant land located east of 18 Tigress Street to create 8 Single-Detached Dwelling – Smaller Lots.


The lots will have a minimum Lot Frontage of 12 meters and a minimum Lot Area of 350m2. All lots meet the minimum Single Detached Dwelling - Smaller Lot Zone Requirements of the Residential Kenmount (RK) Zone.

Six (6) submissions attached.

A Discretionary Use application has been submitted by the City of St. John’s for Outdoor Eating Areas and Lounges in various locations Downtown during 2020.


The area for potential Outdoor Eating Areas and Lounges will be located along applicable sidewalks and parking areas in the Downtown from: Temperance Street at Duckworth Street intersection to New Gower Street at Hamilton Avenue intersection and along Duckworth Street and New Gower Street to the Harbour; and from New Gower Street at Hamilton Avenue intersection to Leslie Street at Blackhead Road intersection along Water Street, within any commercial downtown zone where these uses can be considered.

The City wishes to allow the use of these areas by business to expand their operations, especially as social distancing is required during the covid-19 pandemic. The use of these spaces will be subject to a lease agreement with the City, which will outline the size of the space, hours of operation for the outdoor patios, and other requirements. Businesses within the “Downtown Mall” area will be able to lease this space outside the set mall hours.

One (1) submission attached.

Discretionary use and request to set parking for proposed fitness facility

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