General Manager, Toronto Water

Matters pertaining to the protection/enhancement of employment lands, including the lakefront/port area; storm water resource management; supporting efforts to strengthen Toronto as a place to invest and create jobs.

To make Toronto a more competitive jurisdiction in North America for re-investment and investment in manufacturing and job creation. Issues lobbied include land use, water, transportation, energy, etc.

City policies and issues relating to employment lands, financial incentives, competitiveness and other economic development matters

Discuss waste water heat recovery with Toronto Water at various sites across the City sewer system.

promote water main pipe rehabilitation technology to the City of Toronto

To discuss future capital budget allocation in the 10 year capital plan for 2025 and beyond for CIPP lining expenditure. No communication about active procurements will take place.

To have the city address the infrastructure deficit encouraging to use trenchless technologies/promote water main pipe rehabilitation technology

Searching for parking solutions based on the unique community characteristics.

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

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.

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.

To discuss future capital budget allocation in the 10 year capital plan for 2025 and beyond for CIPP lining expenditure. No communication about active procurements will take place.

To have the city address the infrastructure deficit encouraging to use trenchless technologies/promote water main pipe rehabilitation technology

Review of Development Application Review Process.

Review of the City's policies related to groundwater discharge and foundation drainage as associated to the Municipal Code Chapter 681-Sewers; in addition to temporary permits during construction, sanitary discharge agreements and apct'n approvals process.

review of current development charges by-law

Review of Development Application Review Process.

review of current development charges by-law

Review of the City's policies related to groundwater discharge and foundation drainage as associated to the Municipal Code Chapter 681-Sewers; in addition to temporary permits during construction, sanitary discharge agreements and apct'n approvals process.

Communications related to the Broader Construction Associations Consultation Group (BCACG).

The Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO) released a report on July 17th on the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Process in Ontario.

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

Discussions with city staff pertaining to a development project located at 905 Don Mills Road