Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure and Development Services

RESCON has been involved in the commissioning of a report to evaluate Toronto's parking requirements by the RCCAO. The report was released on June 13th and RESCON will be joining RCCAO at some meetings with City officials on the report's recommendations.

Discussions with the City of Toronto - Water Division regarding Groundwater Discharge including both 1. Transition Provision and 2. Long-Term Policy Solution.

Working with City officials to ensure the ongoing health & safety of construction workers on site during COVID-19, including through vaccinations, mitigation practices.

The procurement process related to the evaluation of the RFP on the End to End Review of the Development Review Process (No. 9101-17-7335). The RFP has now been closed and awarded to KPMG.

Discussions with City staff (MLS) regarding possible changes to the Noise Bylaw.

Speaking with City officials about opportunities to improve and streamline the current development approvals system.

The Residential Construction Council of Ontario (RESCON) will be discussing proposed lane-way restrictions for construction projects with City Officals.

Dataminr provides early alerts of breaking events for first responders and those that manage them. We will be lobbying the City and the first responder organizations that support it to adopt first alert as their primary early warning platform.

future of the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport

The Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO) has commissioned a report to evaluate Toronto's parking requirement. The report was released on June 13th and we will be speaking with City officials regarding the report's recommendations

* Request for City to create stronger policies to minimize human/wildlife conflict. * Request for financial support for creation of a Toronto Wildlife Centre and rescue operations. * Facilitate approvals and building of new Toronto Wildlife Centre.

Planning and Development of 4646 Dufferin Street, North York ON M3H 5S4

Supporting opening up construction procurement to all qualified construction companies and workers regardless of union affiliation.

Opportunities for Emera to assist the City of Toronto to address challenges on the electricity file by providing advice and counsel and determining if there are mutually beneficial ways for Emera to play a role in Toronto's electricity system.

* assist owner with getting all approvals and permits in order to build approved development at 1 & 2 Meadowglen Place, 1021 and 1151 Markham Road including site plan, foundation permits, building permits, occupancy permits, and other related approvals,

Review with City of privately-funded alternatives for the City's organics and biogas processing strategies.