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November TTC Stakeholder Update

Downtown Yonge

Have your say on the concept plan options that were presented at the public meeting on November 5, 2020, through our online survey The survey is open until November 29, 2020.

The Yonge Street Linear Park network provides vital green space and a popular pedestrian route parallel to Yonge Street in the Church-Wellesley neighbourhood. The revitalization project includes George Hislop Park, Norman Jewison Park and Alexander Street Parkette. The park improvements will be guided by the Yonge Street Linear Park Master Plan 2017.

https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/planning-development/construction-new-facilities/improvements-expansion-redevelopment/yonge-street-linear-park-improvements/#:~:text=Yonge%20Street%20Linear%20Park%20System,Hislop%20Park%2C%20Norman%20Jewison%20Park

Click here to begin Online Survey....

City of Toronto Parks Info, November 5

Join us for the first virtual public meeting to learn more about the improvements coming to the Yonge Street Linear Parks network, including George Hislop Park, Norman Jewison Park and the Alexander Street Parkette. During the virtual meeting staff will provide a project update, present preliminary concept plans, and identify community perspectives.

Visit the project webpage at Toronto.ca/YongeLinearParks to learn more and pre-register for the event.

https://www.facebook.com/160160640693803/posts/3565605110149322/

torontoparkinfo

COMMUNITY UPDATE: Macdonald Block Reconstruction Project

COMMUNITY UPDATE: Macdonald Block Reconstruction Project.pdf

Open Streets - September 20 and 27th

Open Streets.pdf

Downtown Yonge

Downtown Yonge BIA is committed to better understanding the community's concerns around safety and inclusion, which is why we created the annual Safe & Inclusive Neighbourhood survey launched in 2018.

The following survey is the annual Safe & Inclusive Neighbourhood survey for 2020. Due to the current pandemic, we have included some questions relating to the impact of COVID-19 on perceptions of safety and inclusion.

DYBIA would very much appreciate your input on these important neighbourhood questions. The following survey should take no more than 5-10 minutes to complete and can be done anonymously.

When responding to the questionnaire, please think about your experiences specifically in the Downtown Yonge area only , unless otherwise specified.

The Downtown Yonge area is defined by Bloor Street in the North, Bay Street in the West, Richmond Street in the South, and Church Street in the East.

All respondents who complete the survey by Friday September 25, 2020 can enter for a chance to win :

One (1) $200 President's Choice Giftcard (Loblaws, NoFrills, Fortinos);

Two (2) $200 CF Toronto Eaton Centre Shop Cards;

One (1) $100 Starbucks Giftcard;

One (1) $200 Queen and Beaver restaurant Giftcard;

One (1) $200 Elmwood Spa Giftcard and

Two (2) $200 Bed, Bath and Beyond Giftcards

$1,500 in total of prizes to be won!

We thank you in advance for your participation and input.

Click here to begin the survey.

Pre-Construction Notices Watermain Replacement on Surrey Place

from Grosvenor Street to Grenville Street

and Grenville Street from Surrey Place to St. Luke Lane

20ECS-LU-18SU - Pre-Construction Notices Watermain Replacement.pdf

BIA Survey - Have Your Say on two Cannabis Store Applications in the Neighbourhood

For Your Information

There are two Cannabis Retail Store applications in our neighbourhood.

Body and Spirit Cannabis at 361 Yonge Street
Hobo Cannabis at 330 Yonge Street

The 15-day notice period for written submission in response to the applications is coming to an end, (March 19 and 20, respectively) if you’d like to make a comment on these applications, go to:

https://www.iagco.agco.ca/prod/pub/en/Default.aspx?PossePresentation=PublicNoticeSearch

Search for the application, click file objection/submission button next to the application you would like to comment on.

Note that the following matters will be considered:
1. Protecting public health and safety
2. Protecting youth and restricting their access to cannabis
3. Preventing illicit activities in relation to cannabis

Downtown Yonge