City Planning Open House June 16

On Tuesday, June 16, 2015, City Planning Staff is holding an Open House to discuss revised proposed changes to the Healthy Neighbourhoods, Neighbourhoods and Apartment Neighbourhoods sections of the Plan. Open House details are provided in the PDF notice. Tuesday, June 16, 20156:30 – 9 p.m. (staff presentation starts at 7 p.m.)Room 308-309, Metro Hall, 55 John Street, Toronto …

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Illegal house at 27 Fleming to be demolished

After a three year battle over an illegally constructed oversize house at 27 Fleming Cres., the current owner has agreed to demolish the house and hold a community consultation meeting to discuss new plans before going before the Committee of Adjustment again. Kudos to next door neighbour and lawyer Robert Ellis, who led the fight …

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Bike to Work Day Monday, May 25

We assemble at Laird and Eglinton, at 6.45 a.m. Then ride across Eglinton, then down Yonge, picking up people all along the way, and head down to City Hall Enjoy a free pancake breakfast with hundreds of other riders. Registration not required See more details of fabulous Bike Month activities.

Rail Safety First – Town Hall

Wednesday, May 27, 2015 from 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. U of T Auditorium – UTS/Sociology/OISE Building – St. George Campus371 Bloor St. West Toronto, ON M5S 2R7 Train derailments involving dangerous goods have become extremely frequent in North America making headlines on an almost monthly basis. Millions of Canadians live, work or attend school within the 1km …

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What’s Out There Weekend Toronto – Leaside event

Leaside and Garden Court Apartments walk Complementing The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s (TCLF) Second Wave of Modernism III: Leading with Landscape conference, discover Toronto’s unique and diverse range of landscapes through FREE expert-led tours of more than thirty sites ranging from the waterfront to the ravines, and everything in between. The tours are free, but please register for the walks you’re …

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Two important public consultation meetings on proposed developments April 22 & 28

As most of you are aware, there are a number of large development proposals in the works for the Leaside area, requiring zoning amendments and/or official plan amendments. Each of these developments as currently proposed raise some serious concerns about appropriateness, including building sizes and heights, traffic, views, shadowing and light etc. There are required …

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Sunnybrook Plaza Transportation Study

RioCan, the owners of Sunnybrook Plaza on the northeast corner of Eglinton and Bayview are proposing a mixed use development for that site. The development would have retail at grade and, in the current initial proposal, two residential condominium towers of 13 and 19 storeys. As part of the proposal, which requires rezoning, the developer is required …

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Costco: Community Consultation Meeting March 30, 2015

Further to the re-zoning application for a Costco warehouse store on Overlea Boulevard the city is now considering a second but related application for re-zoning of public lands on the north side of Thorncliffe Park Drive (adjacent to the Don ravine lands) to provide 124 parking spaces. City Panning staff are considering the application (neither of …

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Letter to Minister Raitt in support of T.A.N.G. report

Re.: Aircraft noise and emissions 17 February 2015 Dear Minister Raitt: The Leaside Property Owners’ Association Inc. would like to thank you for your support and assistance to the Toronto Aviation Noise Group (T.A.N.G.) in addressing two issues of significant importance to our community, overhead airplane noise and emissions. We are particularly appreciative of your …

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