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Proposal: City Planning Division has received an application to permit a thirteen storey mixed use building with 319 dwelling units and 443 m² of retail space at grade. The application proposes to naturalize and convey some of the site to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA).
Read moreHere is the link to the Christie's EngageTO website where the public can view the videos, read information boards on the City's proposal and provide feedback and find out more information about the upcoming public meeting.
https://engage.toronto.ca/projects/city-planning/christies-planning-study-public-engagement/
Read moreTridel is proposing a 13-storey residential building at Montgomery and Bloor, with 6 storeys at the south-east corner stepping back to 13 storeys at the middle west side by Mimico Creek. The application proposes to naturalize and convey lands to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) that are below the top-of-bank including the 10 metre buffer above the top-of-bank.
Read moreIn August 2020, the developer approached the City and SKCA requesting to convene a non-binding mediation session to seek a mutually agreeable settlement. SKCA and the City agreed to participate in the session. Andrew Biggart of the firm Ritchie, Kecheson, Hart & Biggart LLP will represent SKCA if the mediation session occurs.
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Important neighbourhood topics on development, a petition to avoid the imposition of damaging sidewalk installations, a COVID-19 update from MPP Christine Hogarth and an entertaining drone fly-over are part-and-parcel of this edition of your area newsletter.
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Read moreThe Government of Ontario passed an Emergency Order (O.Reg. 73/20) under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act. This Order is retroactive to March 16, 2020, and will affect proceedings before the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal.
Read moreNeighbourhood Watch is a program of neighbours watching each other’s properties at times when crimes are likely to occur. A police officer patrolling your community may not recognize a stranger in your yard — but your neighbours probably would.
One of the first steps to preventing crime in our community is to be aware of what is happening, inform each other about it, more easily recognize suspicious or criminal activity when we see it and most importantly, report it.
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