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Toronto City Councillor Mike Colle Dear 416-338-00084 1 residents,6 - 3 3 8 - 0 0 0 8 • EEGLINTON-LAWRENCE,GLINTON-LAWRENC EWARD, WAR 8D 8 • I SISSUES U E -- 2 20200 2 0 I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for your support Dearand to share Ward with 8 you Residents, the exciting work I have been working In AsWard we undergo 8, Eglinton these -mostLawrence. unprecedented times with the COVID-19 global pandemic, I wanted to keep you updated onWith the thework ward I continue boundaries to do as drasticallyyour local Councillor expanded in under the new WardProvincial 8, Eglinton Government - Lawrence. my staff and I have been doing our bestPlease to remember respond weand are address still in a pandemicconstituent State concerns of in this new "MegaEmergency-Ward". in the At City just of Torontoabout and120,000 the Province constituents of residing in WardOntario. 8, Our I have City Staff been are out still inworking the community 24/7 on the vastensuring we ad- dressvariety as of municipalmany things issues, aslike possible our water system,up at Citywaste Hall. collection, municipal licensing, and more, while still dealing with COVID-19 public health issues. Our Public At the St. Clement’s Parkette this summer with Sgt . Chazz Stern (Community Response MyHealth office Team is is here leading to theassist way inyou cooperation with any with questions our andUnit, con- 53 Division) and Uptown Yonge BIA representatives (Daly McCarten and cernsfrontline you workers. may have and encourage you to keep update Alexby Mazelow) meetingYonge with smalland businesses Eglinton: along Yonge Safety Street. Management signing-up for my monthly eNewsletter at My office continues to operate remotely. Please do not Plan 65-storey Condo Development hesitatewww.mikecolletoronto.ca to contact us and my staff for would updates be happy on toevents, 2 commu- I have been advocating for a Yonge and Eglinton Traffic follow-upnity consultations on any of your and municipal projects inquiries happening by phone in atthe Ward. at Duplex and Eglinton (416) 338-0008 OR by email: [email protected] Safety Management Plan, along with the bordering Ward Sincerely, unanimouslyCouncillors rejected and Mayor at Tory to help mitigate construction traf- Stay Safe, North Yorkfic Community on city streets, especiallyCouncil at Yonge and Eglinton area. On September 16, 2020, a public communityth consultation meeting was held to discuss the development Onproposal Sept.,16 to construct I’ve a 65-storeypassed buildinga motion on atthe North north- York Community Toronto City Councillor, Ward 8, Eglinton-Lawrence east corner of Eglinton WestCouncil and Duplex. to develop a 5 step comprehensive Construction Toronto City Councillor, Traffic Safety Management Plan in the Yonge-Eglinton area, Many issues with the proposalwhich were calls raised for theby residents following: and Planning staff. The Ward 8,Little Eglinton Jamaica-Lawrence application went to North York Community Council where it was unanimously 1 rejected. I encourage you to contact your MPP (Member of Provincial Heritage Area Parliament) and voice yourtraffic objections and andPedestrian state your Safety views on Plan the proposal. for all major construction York Beltline Trail Updates sites in the Yonge-Eglinton area proclaimed by Next steps are that the applicant will likely appeal the City’s refusal to LPAT/ City Council: OMB, the Provincial body that will make the final decision, and the City will send representation. requesting that the Province institute a Safe City Driving This fall, City Council unanimously endorsed my training for all heavy con- motion calling for the City to declare the Eglinton West The proposal is to permit a 65-storey mixed-use building with a height of 220 metres to the top of the mechanicalstruction penthouse, truck containing drivers 663 dwelling units, 550 square neighbourhood as Eglinton West Little Jamaica Heritage and Economic Innovation Hub to celebrate metres of commercial space and three levels of underground parking. to implement full-time pe- the outstanding cultural and economic contributions Reasons for the rejectiondestrian of the application: crossing guards or made by the Black community in Toronto and to afford hope and opportunity for this legacy to be expanded paid duty Police Officers on A. Impact of this added density on the E. Dangerous loading and delivery upon. The motion also asks that the Province’s Metrolinx site at all major construc- already dangerous overcrowding plus access issues that presently compensate small businesses that have been devastated on the Eglinton Stationtion platforms projects, existpaid onfor Duplex are going to be by the 8 years of the Eglinton Crosstown construction. that will be further impactedby developers, by significantly in the increased by adding The motion passed by Council also calls: the Eglinton CrosstownYonge LRT and-Eglinton over Ward 600 units 8 to corner. future extension of thearea Yonge Outside of the RIOCAN Centre for a press conference. 1. For the Provincial Metrolinx Agency to immediately Subway north. F. Density of over 32 times coverage compensate small businesses that have been is twice the coverage of recent devastated by the 8 years of the Eglinton B. Lack of underground pedestrianinstall full -timeredevelopment Crossing Personnel proposals andor paidsets Duty Officers at Crosstown Construction connection to the Subwayall intersectionsStation a dangerous on Yonge precedent Street fromgiven Castlefieldthe Ave. to 2. For the immediate completion of the western adds more people to the thenarrow Kay and Gardner hyper Beltline development Trail, that paid has for taken by Developers At the York Beltline Trail entrance on Marlee Ave., as the new signs haveportion been erected of the atEglinton the new LRT entrance. from Black Creek to crowded sidewalks and entrances to place at Yonge and Eglinton and has Yonge Street Eglinton Station. immediate implementationbeen approved. of a Construction Traffic Safety The3. YorkElimination Beltline of theTrail Commercial extension Property project Tax from that Walter C. SignificantSaunders impacts Me- of shadowingManagement on For forthe thenext Yonge steps in- thisEglinton process Ward you 8 area morialassesses Park smallto Marlee businesses Avenue like potential is now condominiums complete! In theEglinton long- term,Park and area homes due to can contact Linda McCarthy in my weThe must Little continue Jamaica heritageto strengthen area will andalso honourfight to and establish the east overall-west height the need foroffice Toronto at [email protected] Police and Parking Enforcement to pedestrian and cycling connections across midtown. undertake anor contact immediate city planner comprehensive Jason Brander traffic and parking recognize local Black Civil Rights community leaders D. Loss/Removal of Commercial control Blitzat in [email protected] the Yonge-Eglinton Ward. 8 area like Jimmy Wisdom, Charles Roach, Dudley Laws and Office space is contrary to Provincial Thisothers summer, at the Torontonew Eglinton City LRT Council Crosstown adopted Stations my motion requesting More info on 36-44 Eglinton Avenue and City policy of maintaining West can be found at the City of thatof staff Oakwood, review Dufferin, opportunities and Eglinton to connectWest with heritagethe York Beltlineand expanding Trail and work I places joined in Mayor the Tory on Sept., 25th for a roundtable he hosted Kayplaques Gardner and murals.Beltline I look Park, forward which to working is the withfirst thestep. with constructionToronto stakeholders Planning’s pages: and Toronto Police Services “complete community“ approach. http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do local community and City partners on this initiative. to discuss bes practice ideas and next steps to ensure the In addition, Toronto City Council also adopted my motion to construction workers are working in compliance with the best Create a Jayesh Prajapati Park in memory of a local Gas Station practices. Worker,Councillor Jayesh Prajapati, Mike who Colle was murdered | (416) on the338-0008 job in 2015. | [email protected] Proposed park to be eastern extension of York Beltline Park to Thank you for all of your emails, phone calls, requesting ac- Allen Expressway. tion for Yonge and Eglinton. We are continuing to work to- gether with City staff, stakeholders, and community mem- For update join our “Friends of the York Beltline” group on Face- bers . Please call my office to keep updated at 416-338-2500. book: https://www.facebook.com/groups/164491743706931/ about/ Councillor Mike Colle | (416) 338-0008 | www.mikecolletoronto.com Planning Development Updates: 1 4050 Yonge Street - Parking Lot on North West Corner of 1 1 1924 – 1928 Eglinton Ave W, 5 & 7 Fairbank Ave York Mills and Yonge 8 storey mixed-use building containing 27 dwelling units. One Proposed redevelopment of the existing surface parking lot with two ground floor retail unit, and on-site parking. Under review towers: 21- storeys non-residential (office, retail, restaurant, 312 hotel Oasis Townhomes I & II (579-599 Lawrence Ave W.) suites) and access to the York Mills TTC subway station; 35-storey with 290 1 2 Two buildings of stacked townhouse units at 579-585 Lawrence residential units. 766 below grade parking spaces. Under review. Public West, comprising a total of 25 condominium units and 30 surface parking Meeting TBA. spaces at grade. Two 4-storey townhouse blocks containing 9 residential 2 Avenue Rd.-Lawrence West Site - North East corner units at 595-599 Lawrence Avenue West. Both sites will be serviced by a (284-296 Lawrence W., 1507-1545 Avenue Rd.) common rear driveway from Lawrence Avenue West. Application to permit 13-storey and 10-storey, mixed-use buildings. OMNI Jewellers Site - North East corner - 2793-2801 Bathurst 455 residential dwelling units and retail and service commercial space. 1 3 Street at Glencairn - revised Underground parking levels for 605 vehicles & 481 bike spaces. Vehicle Application for 9-storey midrise residential building fronting on to access onto Avenue Road and Lawrence Avenue West. Under review. Bathurst Street with 165 units, below-grade parking for 174 vehicles.
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