The developments and sub-divisions shown above make up the pipeline of publicly announced residential developments in Prince Edward County consisting of ten or more homes. This report is a work in progress and does not yet include residential developments in Rossmore or resort developments.
The stage of each development is identified according to the colour code shown above. Click on the developments shown on the map for detailed information about each project.
1. Royal Trees
Development name: Royal Trees
Address: 411 Main Street, Wellington
Proponent: Royal Trees Limited Partnership
Status: Revised application underway.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 9 |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | 8 |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 17 |
Comment: This development was originally approved in 2015 as a high-end apartment and townhouse condominium project with prices from the mid-$400’s to the mid-$700’s. In response to slow pre-sales, the planned condo was cancelled and a revised planning application was filed for a smaller sub-division combining single-family homes and duplexes. Because the water allocation for the project was approved in 2015, this project is exempt from the Wellington Interim Control By-Law (aka development freeze.)
Links:
- Staff Report to Council Public Planning Meeting (November 4th, 2020)
2. Fields of Wellington
Development name: Fields of Wellington
Address: Consecon Street & Millennium Trail
Proponent: Alan Hirschfield
Status: Application underway
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 671 |
Comments: A sub-division in which 671-691 residences are planned including town houses, small detached family houses and bungalows. It is proposed to construct the project in 8 phases over the next 10-15 years, with 127 housing units planned for the first phase.
- Links:
- Developers propose ‘Fields of Wellington’ housing development, Countylive.ca (February 27th, 2019)
- Visions, Wellington Times (April 18th, 2019)
- Fields of Wellington at step closer to reality (Countylive.ca, January 27th, 2021)
3. Country Club Estates
Development name: Country Club Estates
Address: Off County Road 2 north of Millennium Trail
Proponent: Kaitlin Corporation
Status: Pre-application
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 222 |
| Duplex | 88 |
| Townhouse | 90 |
| Apartment | 60 |
| TOTAL | 460 |
Comments: A 260-acre development owned by by Kaitlin Corporation. Applications for sub-division and re-zoning by Kaitlin were previously submitted and approved for development by the municipality in 2012. The approval for the sub-division lapsed in 2017 which required a re-submission of a plan of sub-division and re-zoning of the property. Citing delay in approval of its revised plan, Katlin appealed to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal. According to a Kaitlin deputation to the August 18th, 2020, progress had been made toward a negotiated solution to the LPAT dispute. The current plan is for for 460 units – 220 singles, 90 townhomes, 88 semidetached, 60 apartment units, small convenience retail, a golf course and Community Club House.
Links:
- ‘Country Club Estates of Wellington’ proposed development, Countylive.ca (March 6th, 2019)
- Country Club Estates deputation to Council (August 18th, 2020).
4. Lakeside Estates
Development name: Lakeside Estates
Address: Between Loyalist Parkway and Wellington Community Centre
Proponent: B.G.S. Homes Inc. (Vaughan)
Status: Pre Application
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 95 |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 95 |
Comments: The plan of subdivision for this project was originally approved in 1997 and lapsed in 2012 after multiple extensions from the municipality with no significant development taking place. Little information is available but the developer lists Lakeside Estates as an upcoming development on their web site. The plan as originally approved included 95 detached homes on the site, but any new application will have to conform with the Wellington Secondary Plan.
Links:
- B.G.S. Homes’ website
- Staff Report for Council Public Planning Meeting (April 22nd, 2009)
5. Wellington Bay Estates
Development name: Wellington Bay Estates
Address: Between Loyalist Pkwy & Millennium Trail east of Belleville St.
Proponent: Darby Berkhout /Wellington Bay Estates Limited
Status: Application submitted.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 138 |
| Duplex | 40 |
| Townhouse | |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 178 |
Comments: Martin Mazierski, President of Wellington Bay Estates, said the proposed subdivision, which is in the early planning stages, would see 178 units—20 of those being dual semidetached units. The development also owns land north of the Millennium Trail, which could see an additional 200 units in the future. According to the owners, the latest version of the draft plan has been submitted with the County and they are awaiting their comments.
Links:
- “Wellington Bay Estates”, Wellington Times (September 20th, 2019)
- Wellington Bay Estates open house short on details for proposed sub-division, Countylive.ca (September 12th, 2019)
- Attachment, Deputation of Darby Berkhout regarding recently submitted application, Council Committee of the Whole (January 11th, 2018)
- Wellington Bay Estates Public Planning Staff Report, August 26th, 2020.
6. Views
Development name: Views – Water & Golf View Townhouses & Condos
Address: 49 Folkard Lane
Proponent: Cosmopolitan Homes, North York
Status: Early stage marketing.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | 20 |
| Apartment | 200 |
| TOTAL | 220 |
Comments: The project overlooks Picton Golf Club. The development won’t be able to go ahead until municipal services are available at the site. Services currently terminate just south of the project.
Links: Developer’s website.
7. Port Picton Harbour
Development name: Port Picton Harbour
Address: Bridge Street, Picton
Proponent: Port Picton Homes
Status: Application approved.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 17 |
| Duplex | 4 |
| Townhouse | 16 |
| Apartment | 217 |
| Commercial Mixed Use | 39 |
| Guest Units | 18 |
| TOTAL | 311 |
Comments: This development will occupy the whole south shore of Picton Harbour. It is the largest project that local developer Dave Cleave has taken on to date. The proposed development includes 19 acres and 1,470 feet of shoreline. The development will be built in 6 phases. Phase 1 will include the planned guest units, single detached homes, semi-detached homes, and townhouses. Phase 1 will also include 22 condo apartments in a mid-rise building. The commercial units and the balance of the apartments will be constructed during Phases 2-6. Construction is underway with units for sale on MLS.
Links:
Presentation to Council Public Planning Meeting (August 29th, 2019)
Staff report to Council Public Planning Meeting (August 29th, 2019)
Wellington Times (September 5th, 2019)
Staff report to Council Public Planning Meeting (October 28th, 2019)
8. Picton Harbour Lofts
Development name: Picton Harbour Lofts
Address: 13 & 21 Bridge Street, Picton
Proponent: Picton Harbour Lofts Inc.
Status: Approved
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | |
| Apartment | 25 |
| TOTAL | 25 |
Comments: Picton Harbour Lofts received its final planning approval in April 2019. The 25 condos were priced between $600,000 and $1.3 million.
Links:
Staff Report Council Public Planning Meeting, April 17th, 2019.
9. Barker Street
Development name: Barker Street Sub-Division
Address: 21 Barker Street, Picton
Proponent: 1513210 Ontario Inc.
Status: On appeal before Local Planning Appeal Tribunal
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 74 |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | 63 |
| Apartment | 140 |
| TOTAL | 277 |
Comments: The proposal for a new sub-division was initially considered by Council in October, 2017. The proposal covered land where a previously approved sub-division had lapsed due to inaction by the developer. Council voted against the developers proposal and the developer appealed the decision to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT) which was scheduled to hear the appeal on November 30, 2020.
Links:
- Staff Report for the Council Public Planning Meeting on October 18, 2017
- Staff Report for the County Public Planning Meeting, November 4, 2020
10. Talbot Ridge
Development name: Talbot Ridge
Address: Talbot Street, Picton
Proponent: Talbot Ridge Development Corp.
Status: Underway
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 38 |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | 48 |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 86 |
Comments: This is a mid-priced subdivision of single detached homes and townhouses. Construction and sales are nearly complete.
Links:
Staff Report to Council Meeting (November 27th, 2018)
11. Curtis Street
Development name: Curtis Street
Address: Talbot Street, Picton
Proponent: Port Picton Homes
Status: Underway.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 28 |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | 30 |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 58 |
Comments: This is a mid-priced sub-division of single detached homes and townhouses by local developer Dave Cleave. Construction and sales are nearly complete.
Links:
12. 62-72 Talbot Street
Development name: To be determined.
Address: Between Talbot Street & Loyalist Parkway, Picton
Proponent: Rollins Investments Inc.
Status: Approved.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 145 |
| Duplex | 6 |
| Townhouse | 61 |
| Apartment | 52 |
| TOTAL | 264 |
Comments: This large development will extend from Talbot Street to the new commercial plaza opposite No-Frills on Loyalist Parkway. Belleville-based Rollins Investments has extensive experience in hotel and residential development.
Links:
- Staff Report Council Public Planning Meeting, February 20, 2019
- Staff Report Council Public Planning Meeting, November 4, 2020
- Staff Report Council Public Planning Meeting, January 20th, 2021
13. Wellington Arena Lands
Development name: To be determined.
Address: 230 Niles Street, Wellington
Proponent: Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation
Status: Pre-application
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | |
| Apartment | 35 |
| TOTAL | 35 |
Comments: The not-for-profit Prince Edward Affordable Housing Corporation has an agreement with the County to acquire this surplus municipal land. The housing corporation is currently performing its due diligence (including environmental assessment) before finalizing the acquisition. The housing corporation intends to build 35 affordable rental units on the site and has received approval for $180,000 in seed funding from Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation.
Links:
14. 80 Maple
Development name: To be determined.
Address: 80 Maple Street, Wellington
Proponent: 192448 Ontario Inc. (Hymus Holdings)
Status: Application underway.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | 96 |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL |
Comments: This property which borders on Lane Creek and the Millennium Trail was formerly the site of a toilet manufacturing business, and before that a vegetable cannery. 126 apartments were originally proposed but this was reduced to 96 units in six stacked townhouses. Re-zoning was approved in January 2021 but site plan approval will be needed before construction can start.
Links:
15. 60 Washburn
Development name: To be determined
Address: 60 Washburn Street, Picton
Proponent: Talbot Ridge Development Corp.
Status: Application underway
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 11 |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 11 |
Comments: This extension to the Talbot Ridge development (see 10 above) includes 11 single-family detached dwellings.
Links:
- Staff Report Council Public Planning meeting March 18, 2020
- Key Map, Council Public Planning Meeting March 18, 2020
16. Talbot on the Trail
Development name: Talbot on the Trail
Address: 62-72 Talbot Street, Picton
Proponent: 10451355 Canada Ltd. (Cleave)
Status: Denied
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 1 |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | 289 |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 290 |
Comments: Local developer Dave Cleave submitted an amendment to the Picton/Hallowell Secondary plan which would have allowed densities higher than allowed. With higher density, he proposed to delivery more affordable housing unit. Council concluded that the proposed density was too high and turned the application down. As of this time, the future of the project is unclear.
Links:
- Staff Report to February 17, 2021 Planning Meeting
- Concept Plan, February 17, 2021 Planning Meeting
- New Talbot development plan fails to receive approval, Countylive.ca February 17, 2021
17. Stinson Block, Consecon
Development name: To be determines
Address: Stinson Block Road
Proponent: 2467790 Ontario Inc.
Status: Application underway.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | 11 |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 11 |
Comments: This small sub-division on the southern extreme of Consecon Village will use public water and private septic.
Links:
- Sub-division draft plan calls for 13 lots at Stinson Block, Countylive.ca November 25, 2020.
- Staff Report November 18, 2020 Public Planning Meeting
- Key Map November 18, 2020 Public Planning Meeting
18. Lovesong Seniors Housing and Community Hub
Development name: Love Song Seniors Residence
Address: County Road 30, Bloomfiled
Proponent: Springale Developments Inc. & Lovesong Seniors Housing And Community Hub
Status: Pre-application
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | |
| Apartment | 50 |
| TOTAL | 50 |
Comments: This project will re-purpose the former Pinecrest Elementary School in a seniors residence with fifty 400 square foot apartments. Facilities such as the gymnasium will also be available to the community.
Links:
- Key exchange hits right note for LoveSong seniors’ housing in former school, Countylive.ca, October 6th, 2020
19. Vineridge
Development name: FLC Group
Address: 4-74 Inkerman Avenue and 27-81 Nery Avenue
Proponent: FLC Group
Status: Application underway.
| Type | # Units |
| Single Detached | |
| Duplex | |
| Townhouse | 560 |
| Apartment | |
| TOTAL | 560 |
Comments: A 560-unit townhouse condo development including 32 blocks of stacked, back-to-back townhouses, and 16 blocks of street townhouses on the Heights near the Picton Airport. Prices would start at $275,000 for two-bedroom units and would go up to the mid-$400,000s.
Links:
- Information Report, Public Planning Meeting February 17, 2021
- Key Map, Public Planning Meeting, February 17, 2021
- Developer website
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