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Reduce The Density

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CALL TO ACTION !!!

We are a group of concerned residents in the Concorde/Wynford area. These future development projects will put our community in jeopardy! Check out the following pages to find out how you can help "Reduce the Density"

Help your Community with a Plan of Action

 Our plan of action will be to fight to lower the density of two proposed major developments in our neighbourhood that includes monster condo towers up to 65 stories in height.  Sign our petition NOW! Email, call Mayor/councilors/planners, and voice your concerns NOW! Talk it up NOW! 

Their development Proposals

1-3 Concorde Gate and 10-12 Concorde Place

1-3 Concorde Gate and 10-12 Concorde Place

1-3 Concorde Gate and 10-12 Concorde Place

Their proposal to the city says:

1- 52 story condo

3- 48 story condo

2- 45 story condo

1- 42 story condo

1- 41 story condo

1- 40 story condo

If you want to view the official application go to:http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do

Enter 1-3 Concorde Gate and 10-12 Concorde Place as two separate searches in the search bar and click search!


175 Wynford Drive (Hotel)

1-3 Concorde Gate and 10-12 Concorde Place

1-3 Concorde Gate and 10-12 Concorde Place

Their proposal to the city says:

1-65 story condo

1-59 story condo

1-55 story condo

1-10 story ravine building

If you want to review the official application go to:

http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do#detail1

Enter 175 Wynford Drive in the search bar and click search!

Help us reduce the density !

Our Community

Our Community

Our Community

Concorde Place and Wynford Drive is a vibrant community mix of condominiums, rental suites, retail and office space !!!


Our Concerns

Our Community

Our Community

There are major issues with these development proposals such as population density which will increase from 8,000 to 22,000 residents, and monster building heights of up to 65 stories in one development, to 52 in another.

Local amenities will shrink. And the traffic congestion...unthinkable! 

Our Action

Our Community

Our Action

*community petition

*email your Mayor/councillor

*phone your Mayor/councillor

*Talk it up!

*Contact your condo board

*We now have a focused area study approved by North York community council...this a great start, more to come!

How can you help ? The best thing you can do is...

#1 Call your Mayor/councillor/city planners

#2 email your Mayor/councillor/city planners

#2 email your Mayor/councillor/city planners

Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelivie

 416-397-2489

 

Councillor Shelley Carroll 416-392-4038

Councillor Jon Burnside 416-397-9256


Planning Department

John Andreevski 416-395-7097

Marian Prejel 416-392-9337

Kathryn Moore 416-395-7176

#2 email your Mayor/councillor/city planners

#2 email your Mayor/councillor/city planners

#2 email your Mayor/councillor/city planners

Here are their emails, just click on each to compose and send.

mayorto@toronto.ca

councillor_carroll@toronto.ca  

councillor_Burnside@toronto.ca


Planning Department

John.Andreevski@toronto.ca

Marian.Prejel@toronto.ca

Kathryn.Moore@toronto.ca


#3 Sign the Petition

#2 email your Mayor/councillor/city planners

#3 Sign the Petition

 Go to this link https://www.petitions.net/demand_action_on_proposed_high_density_developments_in_wynford__concorde_communit#form    

 and please fill it in! 

# 4 Talk it up!

#5 Bend your boards' ear!

#3 Sign the Petition

In the hallways, parking lot, strolling in the park, social events (COVID protocols please!)

and even coffee at Timmy's,

because these monstrous condo developments will affect you!

#5 Bend your boards' ear!

#5 Bend your boards' ear!

#5 Bend your boards' ear!

Is your condo board on-side?

Contact them NOW and make sure they have a plan to fight the density!

Ask your board to send out a communication to all residents with a link to this website and a link to this petition.

#6 BlogTO's story

#5 Bend your boards' ear!

#5 Bend your boards' ear!

Check out the BlogTO story today!

https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2022/03/toronto-community-monstrous-condo-development-fighting-back/

What the community is saying!

Architect

Industrial Engineer

Architect

  

“This proposed development is completely out of character with the Wynford/Concorde apartment neighbourhood which currently consists of buildings set well back from the street behind tall trees. Using the City of Toronto tall buildings guidelines to justify six story glass walls only a few metres from the sidewalk is totally inappropriate.”

Cameron Ridsdale BArch FRAIC (retired)

Doctor

Industrial Engineer

Architect

  

“I believe this proposed development has a broad range of human consequences that our community leaders have overlooked, because of the need for housing along transit corridors that is solely driven by greed and just poor future planning. Over 22,000 people will be packed into this small area causing stress for families who will have no walk-to school, minimal recreation space, and no community resources. This intensification will create stress on the family unit, and children will not have the ability to properly socialize and will become dehumanized in just living.    

Having struggled with the consequences of Covid-19 over 18 months, we now have evidence of the impact on children and young people in a negative way, because they had no chance to socialize properly as they were trapped inside comparatively small spaces, which is what is being planned. We are already in the process of losing a generation because of Covid and we will lose more if we don’t alter or halt the process of Intensification which is being applied here on Wynford-Concorde.”     

Dr. J. Kurtz  MD  Dept. of Psychiatry Scarborough Health Network Centennary Site 


Industrial Engineer

Industrial Engineer

Industrial Engineer

  

Analysis of transportation issues cannot be based on data from the past that no longer applies to to-day’s reality. Limiting the parking spaces to less than half of the 2,000 residential units is not a solution to the  traffic congestion in our neighbourhood. An additional one thousand cars will be added to an already congested traffic flow through the area. Our neighbourhood provides the access ramps to the DVP. Once the volumes from the Cross-Town development materialize and the incremental traffic volume from the development at 10-12 Concorde Place becomes a reality there will be absolute gridlock in our neighbourhood. 

Adding one traffic light to Wynford drive to facilitate the egress of 1,000 cars from 175 Wynford Drive does not mitigate the impending traffic grid lock. A development of this size must be supported by a comprehensive city transportation plan that accounts for the incremental traffic growth in our area.

 Vaino Einola  BA Sc. MBA


Urban Educator

Community Leader

Industrial Engineer

  

“This proposed development will offer a “diverse mix of housing options.” This implies a diverse mix of people in terms of age, income, ethnic background and family characteristics. Yet there is to be no school, no library, no play areas for older children and teenagers; no community centre or other place where people can gather and get to know each other.”

Frances Frisken,
Professor Emerita, Urban Studies, York University

Community Leader

Community Leader

Community Leader

  

“In my opinion, when a company proposes a monstrous development, in a sliver of land, that increases the population density from 8,000 to 22,000 souls we will arrive at one of the most densely populated areas in Toronto. This without amenities such as schools, major shopping, community centre, play areas and a vastly inadequate traffic plan with minimal parking. This unsuitable proposal must be fought with all of the might and ability of the of the existing residents "

Geoff Hedges, President Highgate Board of Directors

THE "How to" page...the first deadline is April 8th


You can get some great ideas for writing letters and participating in the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) hearing, but you have to submit your comments in writing by April 8th.  See the panels on the right for details.

   


 We urge you to participate in the virtual Case Management Conference for this project (OLT case 21-001257) by completing the form below on the OLT website:   

https://olt.gov.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Participant-Status-Request-Form.html

Please submit the form electronically to 3 organizations:

 1. The Case Coordinator Nazma.Ramjaun@ontario.ca 

2. The applicant at JeanrieA@bennettjones.com 

3. The City of Toronto at Jason.Davidson@toronto.ca

If you need more help please see the panel to the right.

You can also use the "Contact Us" form below and can request information help you file documents to help "Reduce the Density". Such as:

-Find a list of issues with 175 Wynford development proposal 

-How to register/file your comments to the OLT to be part of the hearing by April 8th

-2 sample letters you can use to either copy or compose your own to send to the Mayor/Councillors/City Planners



Community concerns !!!

Fire Call July 17

Toronto Fire responded with 19 firetrucks and support services at 18 Concorde. Can you imagine the problems if the density was increased!

Contact Us

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