There may be more opportunities for downtown living in London in the near future.
The London Advisory Committee on Heritage will review a proposal from York Developments Wednesday for a 31-storey building that would include 250 apartments, as well as commercial space.
The building would include multi-level parking to accommodate tenants.
A report to the heritage committee says the tower is planned for 89 to 97 King St., across from Budweiser Gardens.
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Plans for the high rise include a modest front standing five storeys tall, with the 31-storey tower set slightly back from the street.
York Development’s application to build the high rise will likely come before a city committee in May and will include public participation meetings.
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