Director, Strategic Initiatives, Policy & Analysis, City Planning

DEVELOPMENT PERMITS - The Development Permit system is an area-based planning method that is an alternative approach to site-specific rezoning approvals process. The City of Toronto is considering developing such an approach through City Planning.

Review of Development Application Review Process.

INCLUSIONARY ZONING - Staff are proposing a policy on Inclusionary Zoning as a way to build more affordable units which will be addressed by PHC throughout the year and Council by the end of the year.

DEVELOPMENT PERMITS - The Development Permit system is an area-based planning method that is an alternative approach to site-specific rezoning approvals process. The City of Toronto is considering developing such an approach through City Planning.

INCLUSIONARY ZONING - Staff are proposing a policy on Inclusionary Zoning as a way to build more affordable units which will be addressed by PHC throughout the year and Council by the end of the year.

Review of Development Application Review Process.

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

Discussions with City staff regarding mid-rise buildings, including wood-frame construction, safety provisions and performance standards.

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

Measures to ensure adequate and economically accessible housing supply for all segment of the growing workforce in the Toronto Region.

Development project located at 5789 - 5951 Steeles Avenue East

Development Project at 5789 - 5951 Steeles Avenue East

TAS Impact Framework is a corporate strategy that commits our business to: 1. Do no harm to people or the planet 2. Tackle climate change 2. Broaden Affordability and Equity 3. Build Social Capital

TAS Impact Framework is a corporate strategy that commits our business to: 1. Do no harm to people or the planet 2. Tackle climate change 2. Broaden Affordability and Equity 3. Build Social Capital

Developing a program to protect and preserve Toronto's hotel room capacity, including the ongoing monitoring of hotel room stock and the possible impacts of hotel-to-residential conversions and proposed hotel developments.

Long-term re-development of Woodbine property.

Woodbine redevelopment.

Policies related to the regulation of home sharing, including fair and easy-to-follow rules, matters pertaining to hotel/short term rental tax, fees, registration and zoning issues associated with regulating home sharing.