Page 3 - Patrick Molla News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

The ruling describes how the home's owner, Patrick Molla, had thought everything was in order when he was granted permits to build in May 2013. That September, the city discovered the permits had been issued in error, but it never ordered the owner to cease construction. Instead, the ruling says, Molla was told the issue would be resolved with an exemption, and in February 2014 the family moved into the house. Neighbours, however, complained about the property, saying it didn't fit with the rest of the neighbourhood and contravened a bylaw because it was not far enough from the street. The by...

  OTTAWA -- A multimillion-dollar home in Aylmer must be demolished because it was built too close to the street, a Quebec judge has ruled. The decision by Quebec Superior Court Judge Michel Déziel comes after an eight-year saga that began when the city of Gatineau granted the homeowner permission to build the house even though it ran afoul of zoning bylaws. The nearly $3-million home at 79 chemin Fraser was built seven metres from the street, instead of the minimum 15.67 metres. Nearby residents opposed to the home’s construction say it doesn’t fit with the rest of the neighbourhoo...

2021-07-20 | Mis à jour hier à 22 h 34 Dans un jugement de 51 pages, la Cour supérieure du Québec a tranché : la résidence du 79 chemin Fraser, dans le secteur Aylmer, à Gatineau, devra être démolie. Dans sa décision rendue mardi, le juge Michel Déziel a décidé de casser la résolution adoptée par le conseil municipal de la Ville de Gatineau le 8 juillet 2014 octroyant une dérogation mineure à la résidence construite au 79 chemin Fraser, à Gatineau et ordonne la démolition de la résidence. Cette ...