In April, a number of residents attended an informal meeting with Urbancorp, the developer who had purchased St. Joseph's school. Urbancorp’s application has now been officially submitted to City Planning and the next step is a community planning meeting which will be held on Monday, June 27 th.
The school site has been vacant for many, many years and the new development
On a cold and wintry night in 2010 you attended a meeting put on by Urbancorp, the developer who had purchased the former St. Anne’s school site from the TCDSB. Urbancorp had wanted to get some feedback from the community prior to submitting their application for the rezoning and development of the former school property.
The school site has been vacant for a long time and any new development will
Sandy Straw, Manager of Parks for the Toronto and East York District has sent this update to Councillor Fletcher.
"August 9, 2011
Dear Withrow Park Community
Re: Withrow Park Off-Leash Area improvements
As promised at our very productive meeting of June 23, 2011, staff has carefully reviewed the ideas and comments from the meeting and from the various emails we received from those who could not attend. You are truly an
Dear Friends,
Climate change is affecting us locally as well.
In July 2008, Leslieville and the Beaches experienced the effects of a freak rain storm. The sewers were overloaded and many basements were flooded. I saw and heard of the great difficulties many residents experienced and advocated for an Environmental Assessment across the affected areas. This EA – Study Area 32 - was initiated in August 2009 with the initial Open House held in the fall of 2010. For more information please visit http://www.toronto.ca/involved/projects.htm
To residents of the Carlaw and Dundas area
In 2002 the Official Plan Ammendment and Site Plan for the former Colgate factory lands were approved. The developer built the townhomes at Natalie Place and Logan and conveyed the land for building John Chang Park.
64 Colgate was approved for development but it was never built.
The developer is proceeding with the original approvals from 2002. This
It's finally summer in the city, and that means many of Toronto's top restaurants are participating in Summerlicious! Check out the list of participating restaurants providing three course meals from $15 for lunch and $25 for dinner.
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