Dear Residents,
A few years ago the Catholic School Board sold St Joe's School to Urbancorp, a developer who specializes in infill housing. Urbancorp also bought two other local schools - St. Anne’s and Corpus Christi for infill townhouses.
Just last week, I was informed that the proposal is ready to come before Toronto East York Community Council for the first time on April 21st. No
I have asked Urbancorp and Toronto’s planning department to have an initial meeting with interested residents before it goes to community council so you can:
1. Hear about the planning process; what to expect both from City Hall and the developer; and how you can have your say on this development.
2. See the design for yourself and give comments.
3. Explore what forums you think are best to discuss the development, for example a community reference group, over the next six to eight months.
4. Establish open lines of communication on the development.
Meeting Details: Tuesday, April 19, 2011
7:00 – 8:30 pm
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
65 Curzon Street, Toronto
You can see the developer's proposals below. Click on the drawings to enlarge them.
The city's planner is Denise Graham. She may be reached at 416-392-0871.
If you cannot attend but want to be kept in the loop, please give my office a call at 416-392-4060 or email me at [email protected]
Dear Residents,
A few years ago the Catholic School Board sold St Joe's School to Urbancorp, a developer who specializes in infill housing. Urbancorp also bought two other local schools - St. Anne’s and Corpus Christi for infill townhouses.
Just last week, I was informed that the proposal is ready to come before Toronto East York Community Council for the first time on April 21st. No decisions on this development will be made on April 21st. It simply starts the public community planning process.
I have asked Urbancorp and Toronto’s planning department to have an initial meeting with interested residents before it goes to community council so you can:
1. Hear about the planning process; what to expect both from City Hall and the developer; and how you can have your say on this development.
2. See the design for yourself and give comments.
3. Explore what forums you think are best to discuss the development, for example a community reference group, over the next six to eight months.
4. Establish open lines of communication on the development.
Meeting Details: Tuesday, April 19, 2011
7:00 – 8:30 pm
Dear Residents,
A few years ago the Catholic School Board sold St Joe's School to Urbancorp, a developer who specializes in infill housing. Urbancorp also bought two other local schools - St. Anne’s and Corpus Christi for infill townhouses.
Just last week, I was informed that the proposal is ready to come before Toronto East York Community Council for the first time on April 21st. No decisions on this development will be made on April 21st. It simply starts the public community planning process.
I have asked Urbancorp and Toronto’s planning department to have an initial meeting with interested residents before it goes to community council so you can:
1. Hear about the planning process; what to expect both from City Hall and the developer; and how you can have your say on this development.
2. See the design for yourself and give comments.
3. Explore what forums you think are best to discuss the development, for example a community reference group, over the next six to eight months.
4. Establish open lines of communication on the development.
Meeting Details: Tuesday, April 19, 2011
7:00 – 8:30 pm
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
65 Curzon Street, Toronto
You can see the developer's proposals below.
The city's planner is Denise Graham. She may be reached at 416-392-0871.
If you cannot attend but want to be kept in the loop, please give my office a call at 416-392-4060 or email me at [email protected]
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
65 Curzon Street, Toronto
You can see the developer's proposals on my website councillorpaulafletcher.ca
The city's planner is Denise Graham. She may be reached at 416-392-0871.
If you cannot attend but want to be kept in the loop, please give my office a call at
416-392-4060 or email me at [email protected]
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