Bloor West Village Residents Association

Hosted by Gerard Kennedy, M.P.P.

Public Meeting on Ontario’s New Deal for Toronto

Wednesday, October 12, 2005
7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Swansea Town Hall
95 Lavinia Avenue
(South of Bloor, 1 block east of Windermere between Deforest and Morningside)

CHILDCARE AVAILABLE (ON TWO DAYS’ NOTICE PLEASE)

For more information, please contact Gerard Kennedy’s Community Office at (416) 763-5630
or email at gkennedy.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org

Download the full invitation, including the agenda (PDF, 2 pages, 150kb)

From: Councillor Saundercook
Subject: 2442 Bloor Street West

Dear Residents,

Please be advised that next week I am hosting a meeting between the Bloor West Residents’ Association and representatives from the Swansea Ratepayers’ Association with the owner of 2442 Bloor Street West (the former Humber Odeon site). The purpose of this meeting is to discuss outstanding issues and concerns with the owner’s plans for developing this site. The meeting will be taking place on Tuesday, September 20th at 7:00 PM at St. Pius School.

At this time, the application will not be proceeding to Community Council until at the earliest mid-October. The date and time for this meeting is not known at this time. My office will advise as soon as that date is confirmed.

In the meantime, I would like to welcome you to attend the meeting on September 20th. As always, I encourage you to continue sharing your comments and concerns with me regarding this proposal, and I thank all those residents who have taken the time to contact me during this process.

Please call my office at 416-392-4072 should you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you,

Councillor Bill Saundercook
Ward 13, City of Toronto
100 Queen Street West, Suite C46
Toronto, ON M5H 2N2

Phone: 416-392-4072
email: councillor_saundercook@toronto.ca
Community Office:
17 St. John’s Road
Toronto, ON M6S 3H2
Phone: 416-338-5165

Sunday, September 18 1-4pm

Join neighbours in a tour of Bloor West Village homes sponsored by the West Toronto Junction Historical Society. Explore a range of architectural styles, view examples of fine design and craftmanship, and learn about the families and community of the 1920s.

Tickets $15 available from September 8 at Sunglow Bakery, 2226 Bloor Street West at Runnymede, and at the WTJHS Display, Junction Arts Festival, September 10 & 11.