Status: Status not published. The municipality's open data publishes no status for this application, so none is shown.
Development application
2900 King St E
2900 King St E is the site of 2 applications on the City of Hamilton's record (official plan amendment, zoning by-law amendment) in Hamilton, Ward 5. Filed in 2022.
Last checked October 8, 2026·City of Hamilton·How we know
City of Hamilton's Open Data Licence (Version 1.1 - January 2017) Terms
From the source
the project and application names · file numbers · dates where recorded · the description of the proposal
Derived by HamiltonIQ
the stage label · grouping of linked applications into one project · community and ward by the site's location · what is nearby
HamiltonIQ’s words
the summary sentence
Kept current
Rebuilt from the municipality's source by the data pipeline; each run is dated, and changes between runs are listed on the changes page.
Data currency. Read from the City of Hamilton source on October 8, 2026. The source was last edited October 6, 2026. Filing years 2016–2026. It publishes no application status, so no status is shown. Development Applications (Open Hamilton)
At a glance
Stage
Status not published
Address
2900 King St E
Community
Hamilton
Ward
5
File numbers
UHOPA-22-022, ZAC-22-048
Filed
2022
Zoned C3 · Community Commercial under Zoning By-law 05-200, where the City of Hamilton’s zoning layer places the application’s recorded point. An application may seek to change it.
What is proposed
To change the designation to Mixed Use Medium Density to permit the development of a 20 storey multiple building and a 18 storey multiple building containing 564 dwelling units, 356 sq. m. of ground floor commercial spaces and 422 parking spaces.
To change zoning to allow for the development of a 20 storey multiple building and a 18 storey multiple building containing 564 dwelling units with 422 parking spaces and 356 sq. m. of ground floor commercial space.
The City of Hamilton’s description of the applications, as published.
The 2 applications
The source links these records to one another (the same planning file or the same site), so they are shown as one project. Each is listed as the municipality records it.