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Walnut Grove Development Tracker

Tracking heritage property sales, development applications, bylaw changes, and council decisions that affect Walnut Grove's heritage charm and unique history.

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TOL Development Portal — search by address, file number, or applicant

URGENTactiveFeb 12, 2026

McGillivray House Fire & Redevelopment

📍 21031 72 Avenue, Walnut Grove

Fire at the abandoned 1933 McGillivray House (21031 72 Ave). Property owner has submitted a redevelopment inquiry. No heritage designation in place despite community heritage register listing.

WATCHactiveJan 20, 2026

128-Unit Townhouse Rezoning

Rezoning application for a 128-unit townhouse project in Walnut Grove. Application includes demolition of two pre-1950 structures.

INFOmonitoringDec 1, 2025

Community Park Synthetic Field Conversion

Walnut Grove Community Park improvements include conversion of the synthetic field. Community consultation underway.

TOL Council

Upcoming Meetings

Next Council

Mon, Apr 27

1:30 pm – 6:00 pm

Next Public Hearing

Mon, Apr 27

7:00 pm – 11:00 pm

Next Heritage Advisory

Wed, May 6

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Key Issues in Walnut Grove

  • !McGillivray House fire (Feb 2026) — abandoned heritage house damaged; future uncertain as property faces redevelopment pressure
  • !Rezoning applications for higher-density housing putting remaining pre-war structures at risk
  • !Telegraph Trail access and maintenance concerns as surrounding development intensifies

Know Your Terms

What is a Heritage Alteration Permit (HAP)?

A Heritage Alteration Permit is a municipal approval required before any changes — renovations, demolitions, or new construction — can be made to a designated heritage property or within a Heritage Conservation Area. Unlike a standard building permit, a HAP specifically evaluates whether proposed changes are compatible with the heritage character of the site.

Why it matters: Once a HAP is issued, the approved design is locked in. Public input — through written comments or council delegations — is most effective before a permit is approved.

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Welcome to Walnut Grove!

Overview

Your community at a glance — active alerts, heritage buildings, and the latest news.