Jaye Robinson

Issues relating the the provision of smartphone applications to connect users with licensed transportation providers; discussion about long-term regulatory framework for ridesharing and recent application for a taxi brokerage license.

Issues relating to the provision of smartphone applications to connect users with licensed transportation providers, discussions about a regulatory framework for ridesharing and related licensing, including dockless bikesharing.

Vehicle for hire regulations.

Issues relating to the provision of smartphone applications to connect users with licensed transportation providers, discussions about a regulatory framework for ridesharing and related licensing, including dockless bikesharing.

Advocacy efforts in support of a long-term commitment from the City of Toronto to a scheduled and continued reduction of the commercial-to-residential property tax ratio.

Measures impacting economic development and prosperity of Toronto and region including taxation and budgeting, housing and land use planning, enhanced government services and technology adoption, enhancing business competitiveness and red tape reduction.

The Board is engaging city officials to build awareness of the economic importance of the the region's international hub airport (Toronto Pearson) and aviation cluster. To this end the Board is hosting a regional aviation conference on May 26th.

Short-term rental legislation and policy

trade and investment promotion initiative

Measures to improve transit and transportation in Toronto and the region, including transit governance reform, regional transportation network, fare integration, funding sources and methods, planning and operations issues.

Intergovernmental Finance Municipal Fiscal Health

Gardiner Expressway East Revitalization

Tolling options for the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway

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.

Ongoing discussion about short-term rentals

Policies to support the new sharing economy, and home sharing in particular.

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.

Advocacy efforts in support of a long-term commitment from the City of Toronto to a scheduled and continued reduction of the commercial-to-residential property tax ratio.

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

Policies to support the new sharing economy, and home sharing in particular.

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.

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.

Policies to support the new sharing economy, and home sharing in particular.

SUTERA dog waste diversion: responsible pet care; prevention, containment and control of the exposure to Dog Feces - including the diseases and pathogens it contains; as well as the health and safety risks it poses to people, animals and the environment

Introduce SUTERA Landfill Diversion/Waste-to-Energy Program w. Fully In-Ground Systems to City of Toronto: increase capacity, reduce costs, eliminate environmental hazards/smell/leaching, improve health & safety, promote sustainable best practice

Pilot Projects for: Landfill Diversion, Waste Reduction, Circular Waste Economy, Waste to Energy Programs; Improvements to livability, Initiatives that support reduction and reuse; Education and engagement utilizing fully inground waste containment

Sign Bylaw Amendment Applications for 923 Oxford St (PH6.7) and 1589 The Queensway (PH6.9)...Planning and Housing Committee

Applications to permit digital third party advertising on the properties municipally known as 923 Oxford Street (item PH6.7)and 1589 The Queensway (item PH6.8).

Lobbying on placement of billboards in city hall at the following addresses in Toronto: 2904 Victoria Park, Toronto.

Lobbying on placement of billboards in city hall at the following addresses in Toronto: 923 Oxford st., Toronto.

Lobbying on placement of billboards in city hall at the following addresses in Toronto: 2378 Eglinton Ave. East, Toronto

Application to permit digital third party advertising on the property municipally known as 2904 Sheppard Avenue East (item PH6.12).

Lobbying on placement of billboards in city hall at the following addresses in Toronto: 2075 Lawrence Ave. East, Toronto

Lobbying on placement of billboards in city hall at the following addresses in Toronto: 1589 The Queensway

Respecting sign issue at 2904 Sheppard Ave East

Lobbying on placement of billboards in city hall at the following address in Toronto: 520 Richmond St. East., Toronto

As innovator/inventor, several efficiency solutions/proposals that make subway longer, faster, safer, fixed Yonge/Bloor dwell to 19 seconds,buses twice as fast,with FREE bike lanes, plus innovation saving 100 Million in Wheeltrans/Yr.Value=12Billion/13yrs.