Proposal for the site of the former Carlton Club includes an adjacent eight-storey rental building
A development permit application for a 26-storey condominium tower on the site of the former Carlton Club — along with an adjacent eight-storey rental building — is expected to be submitted to Esquimalt city hall next month.GMC Projects of Esquimalt is proposing to redevelop two lots — one at 900 Carlton Tce., where the former nightclub was a destination for many years, and the other next door at 900 Esquimalt Rd.
The complex is expected to include one-bedroom to three-bedroom suites, including 176 condo units in the tower and 96 rental units in the adjacent building. Milne said it makes sense to densify the site, which is located along a transit corridor and in a commercial area.The developer would provide public amenities including a $1 million contribution to affordable housing, a 4,000-square-foot dog park, two on-site plazas, an improved bus shelter, and street and boulevard improvements.
GMC is seeking a development permit and development variance permit relating to height and parking, Milne said in an interview Wednesday.
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