1960-1962 Queen on to Community Council

The big day is approaching for several resident associations opposed to a six-storey development at 1960-1962 Queen St. E., generally referred to as the ‘Lick’s development’, since the proposed building would take the place of the burger restaurant at Queen and Kenilworth.

The plans for 1960-1962 have been filed with the city’s planning office, and the zoning by-law amendment request will be heard by Toronto and East York Community Council on Tuesday, May 15.

The same Community Council meeting will consider a zoning by-law amendment for a proposal to build 30 semi-detached and one detached houses on a property running between 42 Edgewood Ave. and Hemlock Avenue, including the creation of a new public through street.

Anyone interested in making a presentation on either proposal at the meeting, or making a written submission, should contact Rosalind Dyers, Toronto and East York Community Council Administrator at the City Clerk’s office. To appear in person, phone 416-392-7033. To make a written submission, fax 416-397-0111, or email teycc@toronto.ca. Only those that made oral or written submissions are entitled to appeal Community Council’s decision to the Ontario Municipal Board.