LRT Plan Information

Toronto Transit Commision- News Release

TTC Suggestions 2009

Proposed Transit Improvement

Reopening Announcement

LRT Plan Stop Dead in its tracks

L.E.A.F Tree Planting Program Information

L.E.A.F. is a great opportuntity available to Toronto residents to read more about it check out the above flyer or visit www.leaftoronto.org/

Information on Jay Jays Tavern

 The challenge of removing 'Gentlemen's Club' from the Etobicoke- Lakeshore neighbourhoods is an ongoing process.

Jay Jay's Information

Councillor Grimes Motion

The letters written by Councillor Grimes to City of Toronto staff members:

From Councillor Grimes to residents

To Bruce Robertson Director of Licensing Services

To Curtis Sealock District Manager Licensing and Services

To Kevin McAleer Community Relations Officer, 22 Division Toronto Police

To Ronald Khan Staff Sergeant- Community Response Unit Manager

To Ryan Baird Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario 

To Ted Tipping Director and Deputy Chief Building Officer

To Thomas McIlhone Superintendent, 22 Division Toronto Police

Police Bulletin May 2009

Friday, June 12, 2009

Click to read up on what's been happening at the Division 22 for May 2009.

Zoning Affects Every Property in the City

May 29, 2009

Public open houses and electronic consultation for draft of Toronto's new zoning bylaw

Beginning June 2, open houses will be held for the public to attend, speak with staff, ask questions, review and comment on the City of Toronto's draft new zoning bylaw. Residents also have the opportunity to review and comment electronically on the draft new bylaw at www.toronto.ca/zoning.

The City of Toronto currently has 43 different zoning bylaws inherited from the six pre-amalgamation municipalities.This new draft zoning bylaw is the result of a harmonization exercise with the emphasis on establishing a common terminology, structure and set of defined zoning terms that apply across the city. The new zoning bylaw will replace the current 43 bylaws.

The new draft zoning bylaw attempts to maintain current development standards (height, density, setbacks and use), and make the bylaw and the system more efficient for use by staff, customers and citizens.

Residents and other stakeholders are encouraged to participate in the public consultation process by attending one of the open houses or by providing comments online.

The purpose of zoning bylaws is to regulate the use, size, height, density and location of buildings on properties. With new online access to the bylaw (once its approved), it will be easier for anyone to search for zoning information on a property of interest.

Open house dates Etobicoke York District:

June 10 - Etobicoke Civic Centre
June 17 - Etobicoke Civic Centre
All meetings are from 4 to 9 p.m.