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Notice of Complete Application: 6901-6951 Derry Rd.
Z-07/26 · Complete application
What changed, in plain English
Summarised by a language modelA company has applied to change zoning rules at 6901–6951 Derry Road to build two new commercial buildings, including a one-storey retail strip and a larger two-storey building with a grocery store and fitness centre, alongside updated parking and a realigned drive-through for the existing Tim Hortons. The recent update posted on July 10, 2026, simply confirms that the application is now complete and has entered the technical review phase by town staff; this is an administrative step forward rather than a final decision or a change to the building plans themselves. While no specific date for a public meeting has been set yet, residents will be notified later when a Statutory Public Meeting is scheduled, at which time they can attend to ask questions or submit written comments about the proposal.
What is proposed
FCHT Holdings (Ontario) Corp has submitted an application for a Zoning By-law Amendment.
Location
The subject property is municipally known as 6901-6951 Derry Rd. The subject site is located at the northwest corner of Derry Road West and Bronte Street South.
Applicant's Proposal
The proposal includes the development of the west side of Subject Site for two new buildings, including a one-storey multi-tenant building proposed for retail stores (Building A containing a gross floor area of 826.17 square metres) and a two-storey multi-tenant building containing a grocery (food) store and a fitness centre (Building F containing a gross floor area of 7,223.40 square metres). The proposal also provides associated surface parking and the realignment of the existing drive-through lane associated with the existing restaurant (Tim Hortons) on Site.
The council record
No Council resolution names these file numbers.
That is normal, and usually means Council never had to vote. Most development applications are decided by staff under delegated authority, and since the Province's More Homes Built Faster Act a plan of subdivision no longer requires a statutory public meeting. Council votes mainly on Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments. If this application is still in technical review, any decision is simply still ahead of it.
Full history
2026-08-23
Tracked change
New public notice posted 2026-07-10 — “Notice of Complete Application: 6901-6951 Derry Rd.” [Z-07/26]. Stage: Complete application. No date set on the notice yet. source
2026-07-10
Public notice
Notice of Complete Application: 6901-6951 Derry Rd. source