Wednesday, November 27th, 7-8pm on Zoom (Virtual Event)
Join us for an insightful virtual Q&A with Director of Community Planning Oren Tamir as we explore the impact of changes in your Davisville neighbourhood. As you watch existing buildings being torn down and many new towers being built in your neighbourhood, do you wonder:
How are all these people going to get around (on foot, by car, by bicycle, or on transit)?
What’s going to happen to our existing green spaces, and will we see new public spaces created?
Do we have the infrastructure to absorb the increase in population? Schools, playgrounds, grocery stores?
How does the City of Toronto work with developers to address these questions in the planning stages of development?
This session will cover key topics like urban design, infrastructure, healthcare and community engagement, offering residents a chance to share their thoughts and ask questions about upcoming developments. Whether you’re curious about the future skyline or concerned about local amenities, this event is your opportunity to be heard and stay informed.
Have a question you’d like to see asked during the session? Email us at ac.ot1732753861norot1732753861ardes1732753861@ofni1732753861 and we’ll add it to the list. We’ll do our best to organize all the submitted questions to cover as much as possible during the event.
Register to attend the November 27th Zoom meetingOren Tamir: Director of Community Planning
Oren is a Director of Community Planning for the City of Toronto and a lecturer of Land Use Planning Law at York University. He has held various positions in Toronto’s Downtown and Midtown neighbourhoods, including Manager, Senior Planner, Planner and Assistant Planner. His primary responsibilities include coordinating, assessing, and evaluating development applications, such as Zoning By-law and Official Plan Amendments, Site Plans, Rental Housing Conversions, and Condominium Applications. Additionally, Oren has managed planning studies and has been qualified as an expert in land use planning by the Ontario Land Tribunal.