Committee of Adjustment

Resolved that the Committee of Adjustment minutes of June 16, 2026 be approved.

Resolved that Consent Application B01-26 for 504 Mud Street West, to sever ± 5229 square metres of land shown on the provided sketch as “Lands to be Severed” (Part 1) for continuation of use as a place of worship; and to retain ± 5960 square metres of land shown on the provided sketch as “Lands to be Retained” (Part 2) for existing residential use be approved with conditions. 1. That the applicant provide the Secretary/Treasurer with deeds in triplicate for conveyance of the subject parcel, a registerable legal description of the subject parcel together with a copy of the deposited reference plan, if applicable, for the issuance of the Certificate of Consent. 2. That the final certificate fee, payable to the Town of Grimsby, be submitted to the Secretary/Treasurer. 3. That all conditions of consent be fulfilled within two (2) years from the date of notice of decision pursuant to Subsection 53(41) of the Planning Act, failing which this consent shall be deemed to be refused. 4. Subsection 3 or 5 of Section 50 of the Planning Act R.S.O 1990, shall apply to any subsequent conveyance or transaction involving the severed land. 5. That a Site Servicing Plan be submitted and approved by the Town of Grimsby showing both the existing and proposed site services for both water and sanitary services. The plan is to include location, size, material, grade, inverts, etc. from the municipal main to the building face for all services. Only one (1) service connection per lot is permitted per

Resolved that Minor Variance Application A10-26 for 6 Kingsway Crescent, to permit a minimum interior side yard setback of 0.48 metres at the north- westerly side lot line, whereas a minimum interior side yard setback of 1.8 metres is permitted according to Section 7.2.1, Table 11, in Zoning By-law 14-45, as amended; and to permit a deck or balcony to encroach 0.18 metres into the required interior side yard, whereas a balcony is not permitted to encroach into a required interior side yard, according to Section 4.9 c), in Zoning By-law 14-45, as amended be approved with conditions. 1. That the Owner be informed of the following advisory clause: “If deeply buried or previously undiscovered archaeological remains/resources are found during development activities on the subject lands, all activities must stop immediately. If the discovery is human remains, contact the Niagara Regional Police Service and coroner to secure the site. If the discovery is not human remains, the area must be secured to prevent site disturbance. The project proponent must then follow the steps outlined in the Niagara Region Archaeological Management Plan: Appendix A. 2. That a Geotechnical Report be produced to support development. This Report must reasonably demonstrate no risk to life, property, or the common interest from development. 3. The proponents retain appropriate NPCA Development Permits to support the Application.

Resolved that Minor Variance Application A08-26 for 246 Main St East, to permit a minimum front yard setback of 30.12 metres, whereas a minimum front yard setback of 32.46 metres (as existing) is permitted according to Section 7.2.1, Table 11, in Zoning By-law 14-45, as amended; and to permit a flat roof for a single-detached building within the MS zone not within a plan of subdivision, whereas flat and mansard roofs are prohibited except for development within a plan of subdivision, per Section 7, Table 10, Note (1) of the Zoning By-law be approved with conditions. 1. That the final design, colours and materials be approved by heritage staff at building permit to ensure that the new dwelling is constructed in accordance with best practices. This includes being compatible with, distinguishable from and subordinate to the heritage building at 242 Main Street East. 2. That vibration monitoring device(s) be installed on the subject property at 246 Main Street East for the full duration of construction to ensure the development does not cause any adverse impacts to the protected heritage structure located at 242 Main Street East. 3. That the vibration monitoring device company provides a strategy to heritage staff at building permit with their communication strategy for when unsafe levels of vibration have been reached. 4. That the Town of Grimsby’s crack monitoring devices be offered to the adjacent protected heritage property prior to the commencement of construction.