View images of the plans for the 55 Howie Development that were presented by Urbancorp at the public meeting. Please contact me at [email protected] with your feedback on these plans.
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See also examples of San Francisco infill architecture --modern design fitting in to existing traditional communities.
Council Highlights
City Council meeting of July 12, 13
and 14, 2011
Council Highlights summarizes a selection of
decisions made by Toronto City Council. The City Clerk's Office provides the
full, authoritative documentation of all Council business matters and
decisions, at
http://www.toronto.ca/council.
Bike lanes
Council adopted a plan to
The City has just made it possible for residents to acquire an overnight on-street parking permit for their guests. City of Toronto residents can now obtain a temporary on-street parking permit for their guests for either a 24-hour or a 48-hour time period.
Permits, which are required for vehicles to be parked on streets designed for permit parking, can be obtained on-line. The cost for a 24-hour permit is
Philip Aziz Centre for Hospice Care has started construction on Emiliy's House, Toronto's first children's pediatric hospice. A recent donation from The Rotary Club of Toronto and a capital grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation has put the centre closer than ever to their goal of fully renovating and expanding the Governor's House at Broadview and Gerrard.
Many residents have called and emailed my office concerned with recent acts of violence in and around Withrow Park. I have asked Superintendent Fernandes of 55 Division to increase patrols and several arrests have already been made.
The next step is a community safety walk/meeting with the police, parks staff and residents.
I have found that bringing residents together to walk around the neighbourhood
LRV Community Meeting
Tuesday, July 5th 6:30pm
Leslieville Public School, 254 Leslie St.
Like many of you, I support the new streetcars and renewal of transit for the downtown but I do not support the Leslie Street route. At the TTC meeting on February 2nd I reiterated my opposition to Leslie Street being used as the connecting route. The Commission agreed to re-evaluate the Knox – Eastern Avenue route and report back in June. The report is now coming to the July 6th TTC meeting taking place at 1:00 p.m., Second Floor, City Hall.
The TTC has sent out the following notice describing a temporary service change on Queen Street East, from Thursday June 30 to Tuesday July 5, 2011, between Greenwood and Broadview Avenue.
June 30 to July 5, 2011 501/301 QUEEN ROUTE During the period from 7 a.m. on Thursday, June 30 to 5 a.m. on Tuesday, July 5, 2011, the TTC will be carrying out repairs to the streetcar tracks on Queen Street East just east of Greenwood Avenue. Note: In the event of inclement weather, the timeline for the work and bus looping is subject to change.
Update:
Thank you for attending the Fairford Coxwell Community meeting last week. John McGill, a traffic engineer specializing in pedestrian issues has received all of your feedback and will be considering it in the weeks to come. I will continue to update the community on the progress of this intersection study.
THE PROBLEM:
Upper Gerrard is a major arterial road, designed to carry lots of commuter
