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Notice of Public Consultation Meeting

Wednesday  September 20

Virtual Meetings: 10:30 am - Noon or 7 pm - 8:30 pm 

Pre-Registration is Required.

 The City of Toronto is updating the Mid-Rise rear transition performance standards in the Zoning Bylaw and Urban Design Guidelines. 

Specifically as it pertains to the design, height and distance from properties the development backs on to.

For more information please review:  Mid-Rise Buildings Rear Transition Performance Standards Review & Draft Update.

Also article on CBC : Toronto's wedding cake-style mid-rises could be a thing of the past if new rules approved

City Contacts : Rong Yu [rong.yu@toronto[dot]ca] and John Duncan [john.duncan@toronto{dot] ca]

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Community Consultation Meeting

Thursday September 28

Virtual Meeting: 7pm

Pre-Registration is Required

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Zoning By-law Amendment application to permit a 35-storey residential building at 1276 Islington Avenue. The existing 12-storey apartment buildings on the lands are proposed to be retained. The development proposes 366 additional residential units (26,914 square metres of gross floor area).

Information about the documents submitted to the City of Toronto can be found HERE

City Contact: Desiree Liu; 416- 394-8233; desiree.liu@toronto[dot]ca

Case Management Conference

Ontario Land Tribunal

Thursday September 28, 10 am

The developers for the properties at 4884-4896 Dundas St  West  have revised their application changing it from a 12 Storey mixed use building to a 29 storey mixed used building with a 6 storey podium

More information about this development and the proposed changes can be found here:  Rockport Group's Islington Village Proposal Doubles in Height

Information about the documents submitted to the City of Toronto can be found HERE

City Contact: Giulia Acuto.  Phone: 416-392-4781; giulia.acuto@toronto[dot]ca

On Thursday September 28th at 10 am there will be a Case Management Conference [File # OLT-23-000654] in front of the Ontario Land Tribunal being held by video.

This meeting can be accessed by the following link:

https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/909787981

Access code: 909-787-981

Community Consultation Meeting

Wednesday Oct 4th

Virtual Meeting: 7pm

Pre-Registration is Required

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 Proposed redevelopment of the subject site with a 55-storey mixed-use building with a four-storey base building. The proposed gross floor area is 41,808 square metres, including 309 square metres of retail gross floor area and 668 dwelling units, resulting in a floor space index of 12 times the lot area. 

Information about the documents submitted to the City of Toronto can be found HERE

City Contact: Desiree Liu; 416- 394-8233; desiree.liu@toronto[dot]ca

A key component for a neighbourhood that thrives and is a joy to live and work in is the retail landscape.

Please complete this brief survey to let the Islington Residents and Ratepayers Association know your thoughts on the retail businesses and services you would like to see in our neighbourhood.

To access the survey please use the QR code above or go to this link: https://forms.gle/uZyCosH1ZsY63S2r8

Deadline for completing this survey is Sunday Oct 15th.

Thank You!

Community Consultation Meeting 

 Tuesday October 17th 

In Person : 3:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Etobicoke Civic Centre, 399 The West Mall
(Council Chambers/Foyer)

 The Major Street study is one component of the City’s Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods (EHON) initiative. This  study focuses on permitting gentle density – missing middle housing – on major streets in low-rise neighbourhoods across Toronto. 

 The City is working to expand opportunities for “missing middle” housing forms in Toronto, ranging from duplexes to low-rise walk-up apartments.  Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods is one solution among a range of City initiatives to increase housing choice and access and create a more equitable, sustainable city.

Information about the Major Streets Study can be found HERE