PROVISIONAL CITY CONTACT LIST

Sunday, 29 April 2012

PROVISIONAL CITY CONTACT LIST

Mayor Rob Ford

mayor_ford@toronto.ca

Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday

councillor_holyday@toronto.ca

Councillor Grimes

councillor_grimes@toronto.ca

Councillor Peter Milczyn
councillor_milczyn@toronto.ca

Stephen Kodama, Director Transportation Services Etobicoke/York

skodama@toronto.ca

Al Smithies, Manager Right of Way Planning, Etobicoke/York

asmithies@toronto.ca

Don Pardoe, Supervisor of Right of Way Management

dwpardoe@toronto.ca

Richard Ubbens, Director Parks

rubbens@toronto.ca

Nick Garisto, Parks Planner, West District 416 394 8515

Councillor Berardinetti, Parks and Environment Committee

councillor_berardinetti@toronto.ca

Councillor Cho, Parks and Environment Committee

councillor_cho@toronto.ca

Councillor Kelly, Parks and Environment Committee

councillor_kelly@toronto.ca

Councillor McMahon, Parks and Environment Committee

councillor_mcmahon@toronto.ca

Councillor Moeser, Parks and Environment Committee

councillor_moeser@toronto.ca

Councillor Pasternak, Parks and Environment Committee

councillor_pasternak@toronto.ca

John W. Campbell, CEO, Waterfront Toronto
jcampbell@waterfrontoronto.ca

Christopher Glaisek, VP, Planning and Design Waterfront Toronto
cglaisek@waterfrontoronto.ca

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BACKGROUND

We are a community group of residents whose goal is to lobby the City of Toronto Parks department to take over the remaining publicly-owned lakefront road ends in South Etobicoke that are not yet official parks or parkettes and complete the vision of the former “Windows on the Lake” initiative which dovetail with waterfront access goals reflected in our City's current Official Plan. Fourth Street parkette was to have been the first project under that plan with a landscape design drawn up and ready to go. It was stalled and disappeared during the amalgamation of the City's former boroughs. But, since then, many road ends (unassumed road allowances) have been taken over by City Parks who improved them and now maintain them. But, five road ends, including Fourth Street, remain unclaimed and subject to illegal encroachment. Along the shore line in south Etobicoke, of the forty-eight roads that end at the lake, only five do not end at a waterfront park or parkette (Fourth Street, Eleventh street, Twenty-Fifth street, Thirty-Ninth street and Fortieth street). Less than 5% do not end in a waterfront park or parkette. This is unfair and needs to be corrected.