was first proposed as part of the existing towers at 70 Distillery Lane, where Scythes lives, and 370 Cherry St.

Those towers were finished in 2013, but the ribbon building was never built.

“They just built the two towers but none of the shops or amenities that would go along with them,” Brewer said.

The original proposals put forward by developer Cityscape called for a 34-storey tower at 60 Mill St. and 57 storey tower at 31a Parliament. Through mediation with city staff, Cityscape reduced 60 Mill St. to 13 storeys and 31a Parliament to 49. The Goldberg Group is behind the pitch for 31 Parliament.

All three of the projects require amendments to the Distillery District’s Official Plan and zoning bylaws. All three were originally rejected by the city planning staff    where, on July 20, 2002, they legally entered into a civil union. In 2003, same-sex marriages
       became legally permitted in parts of Canada, and the parties traveled to Toronto and, in July
       2003, legally entered into a marriage. Throughout their civil union, the parties resided at the
       Poplar Avenue residence. No children were born or adopted during the civil union.
¶4         Around May 6, 2011, the parties separated. On June 1, 2011, the Act became effective. In
       August 2011, petitioner filed a petition for dissolution of the parties’ civil union, and on July
