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Three five-storey rental buildings with 242 apartments proposed at 400 Rymal Road West on the Hamilton Mountain
A complete zoning by-law amendment application for 400 Rymal Road West in Ward 8 proposes 242 rental dwellings with 287 parking spaces, accessed from Garth Street. Residents can send comments to the City by November 2.
The details
What is proposed
The City of Hamilton has issued a notice of complete application for a zoning by-law amendment at 400 Rymal Road West, in Ward 8. The applicant, Rymal Road Apartments Hamilton Ltd., proposes to rezone the land under Zoning By-law 05-200 with a split of Mid-Rise Residential (R4) Zone and Conservation/Hazard Land (P5) Zone. According to the notice, this would allow three five-storey multiple dwelling buildings with 242 rental dwellings, 287 vehicle parking spaces, 199 bicycle spaces, and indoor and outdoor amenity areas.
- 400 Rymal Road West, Hamilton (Ward 8)
- Rymal Road Apartments Hamilton Ltd.
- Zoning By-law Amendment to Mid-Rise Residential (R4) and Conservation/Hazard Land (P5) zones
- Three multiple dwelling structures, five storeys each
- 242 rental dwellings
- 287 vehicle spaces and 199 bike spaces
- Through Garth Street
How to comment
The City says this notice is the first step in the application process and an opportunity to comment early. Comments go to the Planning Division, referencing the address and file number, by November 2, 2026. They will be considered by planning staff and included in the staff report. The notice names Abdullah Pasha, Development Planner I, as the contact, and says the application and supporting information can be viewed at the Planning Division office at City Hall, 71 Main Street West, 5th Floor, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday.
A public meeting date is to be determined. The City says a separate notice will be mailed to confirm it. The City mails notices to all property owners within 240 metres of the land.
Where this stands
The notice describes the application as the first step in the process, which means it is a proposal and not an approval. It does not say when planning staff will report or when Council will decide. The plans described in the notice could change before a decision.
Sources
City of Hamilton
Complete Application for 400 Rymal Road West, Hamilton