Official Plan Review--It's Time to Get Involved

How to get Involved:
It’s not too late.

1. Please register your organization’s interest and encourage your members to register as well at the following link: http://www.toronto.ca/opreview/. This is the main portal for the City of Toronto Official Plan Review Process; it will allow you to do everything listed below by navigating the site.

· On the right, sign in to receive updates via email or click here: http://www.toronto.ca/opreview/stay_informed.htm

· Complete a survey. The survey is general in nature and is available until October 17, 2011: http://wx.toronto.ca/inter/plan/off_plan.nsf/Survey?OpenForm

· Meetings and Events will provide you with the material and summaries presented or click here: http://www.toronto.ca/opreview/events.htm

· Documents and Information will provide you with background and supporting information or click here: http://www.toronto.ca/opreview/docsandinfo.htm


2. Email the City Planning Division, Official Plan Team, Policy & Research, at opreview@toronto.ca and provide them with your name, mailing address, phone number and the organization you represent, if applicable. The email should simply say “Please ensure that my name is on the City Clerk’s Office mailing list for this planning matter.”

3. Complete the attached questionnaire—this was given to participants during the Open House sessions and email your response to opreview@toronto.ca or mail to:

City Planning Division,
Official Plan Review, Policy & Research
City of Toronto, Metro Hall, 23rd Floor
55 John Street
Toronto, M5V 3C6

4. Share with us your ideas, thoughts or concerns by emailing us:
· William Roberts, CORRA Chair: WILLADVOCATE@aol.com
· Eileen Denny, CORRA Vice-Chair: eileen.denny@rogers.com
- Michael Dosman VVCA-President- michaeldosman@gmail.com

Please take the time to consider these items. By completing the attached questionnaire and letting the City know you wish to be involved in the OP Review process—you will have completed the first stage and will be ready for Phase II.
thanks to Terry West DMRI for the info