What kind of change and growth can we expect to see along Bloor Street West between Keele Street and the Humber River? Come out to an open house to see how the City proposes to guide and regulate intensification in this major corridor we share.
Work on this Avenue Study began several years ago, including technical analysis and community consultation. A parallel heritage study of the area was also completed. A good deal of work was completed and presented to City Council in 2018. After that milestone report, the Avenue Study process seemed to slow down for a few years.
But it’s back — and it is still important for communities along this stretch of Bloor Street West like ours. This open house will be an opportunity for residents to see the City’s current outlook on Bloor Street West, including proposed area-specific planning tools and urban design guidelines.
The details: October 15, 2024 from 7 PM to 8:30 PM, Runnymede United Church Memorial Hall.
More information can be found in this brief.