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This one was before the June meeting of Council, with a Settlement Offer. Modest height reductions. Said offer was adopted and is now public: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-246782.pdf @Paclo From the above: Nothing good quality by way of renders, but...

Decision Report - Approval Recommended to the next meeting of EYCC: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/ey/bgrd/backgroundfile-247239.pdf

Decision Report - Approval Recommended to the next meeting of EYCC: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/ey/bgrd/backgroundfile-247222.pdf Comes with a Holding Provision related to servicing.

Not that I can tell. ~20M (or about 66ft) The span, as designed is about 100M, vs the a straight line crossing of about 80M

Caledon's mayor has used all the Planning/Zoning reforms to push through 2,000 acres of new sprawl on ecologically sensitive and agricultural lands; and there's no recourse to the OLT. This @HousingNowTO is the problem with subverting democracy for a good cause........once you break the rules...

I'm picturing you at your most urbane, standing on the corner, calmly, as your waiter hands you a long-stemmed glass of straw hued Veuve, alive w/bubbles.......... and thinking what's so hard about that explanation? LOL

Well, now.......aren't we actually driving the majority of the development to where the subways/higher-order rail are located? Yonge, University, Downtown, Bloor, Danforth, Sheppard, next to major stations along the Spadina corridor (St. Clair West, Lawrence West, Yorkdale, Downsview Park...

I haven't looked too closely at it, but to my recollection, most LCBOs are down to 1 full-time, non-management staffer. The larger, high-volume stores may have a handful. I like the LCBO at its best, for the selection, as you note, for knowledgeable staff (some of the product consultants) and...

The presentation for the Keating Channel Bridge to the WT DRP is now up: https://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/sites/default/files/2024-07/1.WDRP_June_26_2024_Stage_1_IssuesID_Keating_Channel_Pedestrian_Bridge-consolidated.pdf Lots there, I'll just bring a couple bits forward, follow the link for...

Seems like a too-late to work strategy to me......... Marketshare for the LCBO is about to be eroded...., there will be closures and layoffs within the year.........going out now costs the government some money........ but aside from transferable business to the Wine Rack/ Wine Shoppe...

Yes. Again, they can't build here.......its the law. Very much disagree, clearly the environment is not an area of interest to you, sobeit, I won't try to convince you otherwise, though I would tell you dismissing its value probably doesn't help your arguments w/most readers.

We will have to disagree. As noted above by @Chris R. McMaster doesn't lack space for new or intensified buildings. The opportunity to meaningfully enhance a local ecosystem that is an ESA (Environmentally Sensitive Area) and add biodiversity and possibly research opportunities and maybe...

? Its a regulated floodplain; you can't build residential, and even an academic building wouldn't normally be permitted, parking is permitted. No new buildings, more or less, in the beige cloud. They are proposing to build a new residence next to Osler which is not in the floodplain...

Thanks. Let me bring some of the material forward: I prefer Design A. Its a bit more treed, I think the more extensive meadow-only section in Option B wouldn't be as attractive to people to engage with, particularly on 'extreme' days of either heat or cold. Its...

This was before Council as a Settlement Offer at the June meeting and was adopted: We're now at 20s here. https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-246600.pdf Oh, this one does come with new renders: Colour, from aA no less, again............, much improved, I...

There was a settlement regarding the overall OPA for the Masterplan of the lands here, which was adopted at the June meeting of City Council. I know @Paclo wants to make adjustments to threads for this area, so I'll just deposit the offer here...

This one was before the June Meeting of City Council with a settlement offer: (it was adopted) https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-246757.pdf From the above: Height boost to 37s for the tallest here. @Paclo Revised Arch. Plans: (no new renders) Site Plan:

Settlement Offer is now public: https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/cc/bgrd/backgroundfile-246595.pdf @Paclo From the above: There are a host of other things, but I'll highlight this one: Then note that a Holding Provision and several OLT conditions will apply. The Arch...

Ummm In only one 2-hour segment, in one direction, did travel time increase greater than 50%. I agree that's material........ but its not the same as travel time in increasing by that much across most day parts or both directions. *** That said, a closer examination reveals the majority of...

Ok.....I'm going to join the pile-on here..........but after stating the obvious, I'm going to try a few different tacks. Lets start with the obvious though: 1) The colour has shifted from warm, vibrant and interesting, playing w/over lapping warm tones that shift on the building face to...