Mark Wednesday, October 3rd on your calendar as the date that Build Toronto will reveal its new plan for the western corner of the Quarry lands.
Build Toronto owns 6.7 hectares in the Quarry and its parcel includes the driving range, which is scheduled to close next month to make way for low density housing and retail.
Notice of the meeting has come from the Concerned Citizens of Quarry Lands Development and can be read in its entirety below.
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Hi everyone,
As you know, there are two major parcels of land on the Quarry Lands. The eastern portion of the site is owned by The Conservatory Group (also known as Gerrard Clonmore Developments), while most of the land on the western half of the site is controlled by Build Toronto, the city’s arms-length real estate and development corporation.
CCQLD’s mandate has always been to fight for a responsible development outcome across the full Quarry Lands site. Over the past year, as Build Toronto has become more engaged in articulating a vision for their portion of the site that does not include high rises, CCQLD frequently has requested that Build Toronto share their ideas with the full community for input and feedback. We are pleased that Build Toronto now has accepted our invitation.
We are awaiting one small detail before Build Toronto will be able to make an official confirmation, but it is highly likely the meeting will be held the evening of Wednesday Oct. 3, with details below.
Wednesday Oct. 3, 7 – 9:30 pm
Malvern Collegiate Institute
55 Malvern Ave.
Because this is already short notice, we wanted to let the community know so you can mark the date off on your calendar and plan to attend. We will send out another email as soon as we get official confirmation, likely early this week.
Build Toronto is preparing an information sheet for distribution to the community in advance of the meeting. We will pass it on to you as soon as we receive it.
This meeting is an important opportunity to become informed and provide input on the future direction of our community. We look forward to seeing you there and will be in touch again soon.
Warmest regards,
Board of Directors,
Concerned Citizens of Quarry Lands Development
