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Letters & Emails
March 4th 2005
We sent letters to Brian Athey, Vice President of Development at TEDCO, Councillor Grimes and
Mayor Miller requesting that the former Ivaco lands at 260 Eighth Street be reclassified from I.C2
to I.C1 zoning.
 Letter to Brian Athey, VP of Development - TEDCO
Letter to Councillor Mark Grimes
Letter to Mayor David Miller
We received a letter from Laura Sciacca, part-owner of Ontario Redimix regarding the photos & captions
on our website about our visit to the Ontario Redimix site at Lansdowne & Bloor.
 Our Response on March 6th
March 4th 2005
Letter from Ontario Redimix
We received a letter from Laura Sciacca, part-owner
of Ontario Redimix regarding the photos &
captions on our website about our visit to the Ontario Redimix site at Lansdowne & Bloor.
Our Response on March 6th
Feb 17th 2005
Letter from Councillor Mark Grimes to
the Environmental Assessment & Approvals Branch
Commenting on the Toronto Redi-Mix application for an MOE certificate of approval.
Jan. 28th 2005
Email & Pictures from a resident living near a Ontario Redimix concrete batching plant
Ontario Redimix is not associated with Toronto Redi-Mix.
This is a first hand account of the affects of concrete bathing on a residential neighbourhood.
Jan. 25th 2005
Letter from Councillor Mark Grimes to
Leona Dombrowsky, Minister of the Environment
Requesting assistance and an inspection of the site.
Reply received February 23
Jan. 10th 2005
Email to Bridget Mills requesting confirmation on details from the Jan 6 meeting
Includes Ms. Mill's Response.
To date Ms. Mills has not confirmed the details in this email, as was originally promised.
Jan. 8th 2005
Email from Chris
Goddard to Mayor Miller
Includes a response from the Mayor's office on Jan. 15th 2005
Dec. 21th 2004
Letter from Elaine Gurney to
Philip Donne, President of Campbell's Company of Canada
Requesting Cambell's position on the development at 207 New Toronto Street.
Similar letters were sent to the Presidents of Canadian National Railway Company,
Cognis
Canada Corporation, Dominion Colour Corporatoin, National Silicates,
Pliant Corporation, Protek
Paint, Waste Management Canada & Kraft Canada, Inc.
area residents
Updating residents on actions that have been taken & announcing a public meeting
Response from Dominion Colour on Jan 10th
Response from CN on Jan 31st
There have been no other responses to date.
Dec. 13th 2004
Letter from Mark Grimes to area residents
Updating residents on actions that have been taken & announcing a public meeting
Dec. 7th 2004
Letter from Mark Grimes to Etobicoke-Lakeshore MPP Laurel Broten
Requesting assistance with an environmental investigation
Letter from Mark Grimes to Peter Gauthier, Manager, Health Hazards
Requesting an environmental investigation
Letter from Mark Grimes to Ted Tipping, Director/Deputy Chief, Building - West District
Inquiring about permitted use of site and requesting his attendance at a community meeting
Letter from Mark Grimes to Domenic Suppa, Chief Financial Officer of Toronto Redi-Mix
Asking questions about the intended use of the site and the site plans
Letter from Mark Grimes to Gary Wright, Director, Community Planning, South District
Requesting investigation and details on site use
Letter from Mark Grimes to Allan Smithies, Manager, Traffic Planning/Right-of-Way
Requesting a traffic study and investigation of idling trucks
Letter from Mark Grimes to Curtis Sealock, District Manager - West District, Municipal Licensing
Requesting information on the permitted use of the site according to the zoning
Dec. 5th 2004
Letter from Councillor Mark Grimes to Mayor David Miller
Dec. 2nd 2004
Email to Mark Grimes requesting a meeting with the New Toronto Good Neighbours Group
Letter to Residents from Councillor Mark Grimes
Dec. 1st 2004
Email from Dominic Suppa, CFO at Toronto Redi-Mix, offering to hold a meeting for residents
We responded to Mr. Suppa requesting he hold a public meeting, instead of one by invitation
Nov. 29th, 2004
We sent a letter to the 45 members of Toronto City Council and the Mayor outlining our concerns about the development at 207 New Toronto Street.
View the letter to the Councillors
Nov. 24 2004
Flyer that has been distributed to local residents
Nov. 10th, 2004
Letter from a resident requesting information about the proposed development for the site
Nov. 8th - present, 2004
Many concerned residents have sent emails & letters and placed phone calls to their councillors, MPs and various members of the city planning department.
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