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Paul Leithwood
Now that residential uses are being introduced into the East Harbour Master Plan, I think other themes that need to be discussed are…

It is a rare opportunity to advance a "master-planned" block on this scale; please begin in the public realm/urban design phase to incorporate significant investment into sub-grade tree infrastructure... Read more...

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Cairns Deleway
Now that residential uses are being introduced into the East Harbour Master Plan, I think other themes that need to be discussed are…

Note for project team: Please learn from the Mirvish village development happening in Toronto - there seems to be a great mix of cultural space, one-of-kind retail spaces and pedestrian oriented streets... Read more...

Emphasis on ensuring streets don't feel bland: Signage, string lights, markets, arts and culture will make an office district not feel just like a place to do business. Nearby distillery district does... Read more...

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nick white
Now that residential uses are being introduced into the East Harbour Master Plan, I think other themes that need to be discussed are…

DO NOT destroy the exsiting on site buildings and lower the height of the new towers you propose. Make more use of the public transportation station on your door step.

The height is fine, but it would be good to see more variation in heights because they all look identical and uninspiring to our skyline.

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Jess Foran
Now that residential uses are being introduced into the East Harbour Master Plan, I think other themes that need to be discussed are…

Toronto's art and culture scene contributed 11.3 billion dollars in GDP in 2019, that is greater than the GDP combined in Ontario's energy, agriculture, forestry and mining sectors in Ontario. Finally... Read more...

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