By Pepper Parr
May 7th, 2026
BURLINGTON, ON
It has taken longer than expected, but the public will get to hear what the developers have planned for the property at 1200 King Road.
Rendering of the Alinea Development: Bound by King Road on the East; Aldershot GO station on the west; Highway 403 on the north, and the railway tracks on the south.
The Alinea Group is proposing:
to amend the Official Plan and Zoning By-law for the lands located at 1200 King Road to permit a mixed use development consisting of 26 development blocks including: four mixed use development blocks, an entertainment block, three educational blocks, six residential blocks, a park block, two natural heritage system blocks, three blocks associated with Indian Creek, two storm-water management pond blocks, one landscape buffer block, two MTO property line blocks and one future development block.
- Official Plan Amendment: 505-03/26
- Zoning By-law Amendment: 520-04/26
Benjamin Kissner is the city planner on the file.
Planned street locations and boundaries for the many development blocks that will be created.
The Statutory Public meeting will take place on June 9th, at City Hall
426 Brant St., Burlington, ON L7R 3Z6
905-335-7777, ext. 7913
- Official Plan Amendment: 505-03/26
- Zoning By-law Amendment: 520-04/26
The renderings are conceptual at this point.
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Between the condo residence and the office jobs we are looking at perhaps 50,000 people in this small spot. This is insane.
This isn’t a small spot – its a 121 acre field,
Who will be paying the Development Charges for this massive project and others?? They should not be paid for by Burlington Property Tax Payers!
These DC charges estimates were provided by the CFO at the COB in March 2026 and provided at a Ward 2 Community Update Meeting held by Lisa Kearns also in March 2026:
1200 King Road, the Alinea project, could be a loss of $85.7 million dollars in DC charges; and
Bronte Meadows, could be a loss of $9.5 million dollars in DC charges.
Almost $100 million dollars.