Please note that this is a suggestion only.  Each household must make the choices appropriate for their own health and wellness.

We wish everyone a safe and happy Halloween!

There is a community meeting on Monday, October 5^th. Planning sent out a notice 2 weeks ago (I attached it so you can circulate it). You can also register for the meeting with this link.

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Good Day to all our C of A Internal and External Commenting Partners.

In an effort to address the impact that COVID-19 has had on C of A service delivery in the Toronto and East York District, the other C of A Districts, under the Direction of Michael Mizzi, Director Zoning & Secretary-Treasurer C of A, Infrastructure & Development Services, will be assuming some of the TEY applications.

Attached are lists of C of A Applications affecting property in the TEY District, that have been transferred to the Etobicoke York, North York and Scarborough C of A Offices. Links to the Application Information Centre (AIC) for each file have been provided.

These files will be Case Managed by each of the respective C of A offices, and heard at Virtual Hearings (in November) with the respective District Committee of Adjustment Members. Hearing dates and times will be provided to you by the applicable C of A office or you may look for updates using the AIC.

Please direct your comments/reports/letters directly to the assigned Committee of Adjustment Case Manager and/or the applicable Manager and Deputy Secretary-Treasurer.

Thank you for your co-operation and you support as we progress through the pandemic.

Anita M. MacLeod, BAA URPln

Manager and Deputy Secretary Treasurer

Committee of Adjustment – Toronto and East York

City Hall | 100 Queen Street West, 1^st Floor | Toronto, ON M5H 2N2

( 416.392.0413 * Anita.MacLeod@toronto.ca

Committee of Adjustment

Agenda

Toronto and East York Panel

The following applications will be heard by NY:

1.

A0435/20TEY

184 EMERSON AVE

Davenport (09)

2.

A0445/20TEY

158 ELLSWORTH AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

3.

A0479/20TEY

162 RUSHOLME RD

Davenport (09)

4.

A0492/20TEY

572 OAKWOOD AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

5.

A0536/20TEY

1833 DUFFERIN ST

Davenport (09)

6.

A0549/20TEY

37 MANOR RD E

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

7.

A0555/20TEY

29 ALCINA AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

8.

A0559/20TEY

62 ST ANNES RD

Davenport (09)

9.

A0563/20TEY

786 GLADSTONE AVE

Davenport (09)

10.

A0575/20TEY

223 ROBINA AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

11.

A0586/20TEY

554 BROCK AVE

Davenport (09)

2

Item

File Number

Address

Ward (Number)

12.

A0604/20TEY

10 TARLTON RD

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

13.

A0614/20TEY

174 AVA RD

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

14.

A0615/20TEY

453 MCROBERTS AVE

Davenport (09)

15.

A0627/20TEY

88 BALMORAL AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

16.

A0645/20TEY

157 GLADSTONE AVE

Davenport (09)

17.

A0653/20TEY

132-134 ATLAS AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

18.

A0659/20TEY

132 DUPLEX AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

19.

A0665/20TEY

319 PERTH AVE

Davenport (09)

20.

A0688/20TEY

26 ROGERS RD

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

21.

A0679/20TEY

476 ATLAS AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

22.

A0694/20TEY

180 EARLSDALE AVE

Davenport (09)

23.

A0704/20TEY

209 LAUDER AVE

Davenport (09)

24.

A0705/20TEY

276 BOON AVE

Davenport (09)

25.

A0707/20TEY

162 CHILTERN HILL RD

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

26.

A0709/20TEY

186 HARVIE AVE

Davenport (09)

27.

A0713/20TEY

441 GLENHOLME AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12)

28.

A0716/20TEY

273 HARVIE AVE

Davenport (09)

29.

A0718/20TEY

92 ALCORN AVE

Toronto-St. Paul's (12

As kids head back to school, it is important you know what

we have been doing at the TTC to make sure our transit

system is clean and safe for your children. We are all in

this together and we want to let you know what changes

we have made on our end, and also to remind you of

some steps that you can take.

The safety of our customers – especially your children –

remains our priority:

• If your kids are sick – please keep them home. We

have signs in all our stations reminding people to stay

home if they are unwell.

• We implemented a mandatory face covering policy at

the beginning of July, which requires everyone to wear

a face covering or mask if they are able. We know there

are certain exceptions to this policy, including children

under two or those with medical conditions who are

unable to wear a face covering or put on or take off a

face covering by themselves.

• We have announcements on all of our buses and in

all our stations reminding customers that they are

required to wear a face covering or mask when

travelling on the TTC.

• We are disinfecting and cleaning all of our stations,

buses, streetcars, trains and Wheel-Trans vehicles

several times a day. We are especially focused on

common touch and grab points, such as buttons,

railings, handles and straps.

• We have installed hand sanitizer dispensers at all of

our stations and on our streetcars.

• We have signage posted in all of our stations, including

markers on the floor and at the fare gates to help people

enter and exit the station. We also have decals on all

subway platforms as well as on the seats in our vehicles.

• We have committed to handing out one million masks to

our riders. We have employees in our stations handing

out disposable, one-time-use masks to customers who

do not have one. This will continue throughout the fall.

If you have any other questions, visit ttc.ca for more COVID-19 information.

Please follow the link to read Councillor Josh Matlow's current Community Newsletter

https://joshmatlow.ca/enewsletter/councillor-matlows-city-hall-and-community-update/

CANADA SQUARE REDEVELOPMENT

Lura Consulting on behalf of Oxford Developments wants the Oriole Park Community to know  that the Canada Square project website is now live and can be accessed at https://canadasquareto.com/.

The community is encouraged to visit the site to learn about the redevelopment of Canada Square. There are several activities on the “Tell Us Your Ideas!” page which encourage participants to complete to help inform the design team’s master plan development process.

Most importantly, Lura encourages participants to sign up for the mailing list to get instant updates when new content is added to the website such as community events, new information about the project, and digital feedback tools.

If members of the community  have any questions or feedback on the website please let Lura know by contacting Alexander Furneaux – Community Engagement Coordinator @ afurneaux@lura.ca.

Lura  is looking forward to continuing to work with the Oriole Park Community on this revitalization  project for Midtown Toronto.

53 DIVISION COMMUNITY SAFETY

In the recent months, there has been many concerns about the increase in certain types of crime within the 53 Division Community.

To help us be available to respond to emergencies, please follow these guidelines for calling police.

- Emergencies call 9-1-1

- To report crimes that are non emergency or pose no immediate threat to your safety, please call 416-808-2222.

- Please refer to our website for the online self reporting we call CORE.

www.torontopolice.on.ca/core

- For Noise Complaints, found needles, animal complaints please call the city at #311.

We appreciate your cooperation to help keep everyone safe.

Line 1: Finch to St Clair weekend closure August 22 and 23

There will be no subway service on Line 1 between Finch and St Clair stations on Saturday, August 22 and Sunday, August 23, 2020 for track work.

Shuttle buses will operate.

North York Centre Station and Davisville Station will be closed. All other stations will remain open for the purchase of PRESTO fares and connection to Line 4 and surface routes.

At York Mills Station, the Old York Mills Road entrance will be closed. Customers are advised to use the other station entrances located in the York Mills Centre, Yonge Corporate Centre, and at the corner of Yonge Street and Wilson Avenue.

At Lawrence Station, the automatic entrances at Ranleigh Avenue and Bedford Park Avenue will also be closed. Customers are advised to use the entrances at Yonge Street and Lawrence Avenue.

Upcoming Utility Work at Edith Drive and Eglinton Avenue West August 22, 2020 What Work is Taking Place? As early as Saturday August 22, 2020, utility works will take place on Eglinton Avenue West, east of Edith Drive, to facilitate ongoing catch basin installations and connections. This work is part of the construction of the new Eglinton Connects Streetscape and Cycle Track, which will be implemented continuously from Avenue Road to Holly Street. For more information on the City of Toronto's Eglinton Connects Streetscape and Cycle Track Design, visit www.toronto.ca/eglinton. To perform this work safely, crews will be required to temporarily occupy the westbound lane on Eglinton Avenue West, east of Edith Drive. Eglinton Avenue West will be reduced one lane only, alternating traffic in each direction, while this work takes place. Work will begin as early as 7:00 a.m. and take approximately six (6) hours to complete. Traffic control personnel and/or a Paid Duty Officer will be present during this work.     What to Expect Noise from construction activity, including trucks, breaking of concrete and asphalt, utility work, and use of heavy equipment can be expected. Staging of construction vehicles and trucks will take place within work zones and traffic tapers. Traffic barrels, fencing, signage, and other equipment will be erected to delineate the work zone. Hours of Work As early as Saturday August 22, 2020 Work will begin as early as 7:00 a.m. and is expected to take approximately six (6) hours to complete This work may be rescheduled due to inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances Pedestrian Details No changes to pedestrian routes are expected as a result of this work Traffic Details The westbound lane on Eglinton Avenue, east of Edith Drive, will be temporarily occupied, while this work takes place Eglinton Avenue will be reduced to one lane only, alternating traffic in each direction, while this work takes place Paid Duty Officers will be present while work takes place Travel delays are expected with the Crosstown construction; please allow extra time for your journey Traffic will be extra heavy at peak periods during the Crosstown construction. When possible, please travel during the off-peak period between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Stay Informed Sign up for e-mail updates at www.thecrosstown.ca/sign-up or download the Crosstown traffic app to get real-time traffic and transit information for the Eglinton corridor.   Disponible en français. Thank you for your continued patience as we work to build this important project. Please support your local businesses during construction.