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| Originally posted by Jayx1 going to compile a list with email addresses of as many candidates as i can. Time for us to start making noise about this bullshit! |
Are they trying to take Toronto off the map? This absolutely baffles me. They're taking away all the fun. What's next? Curfew? 
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| Originally posted by Cribby Are they trying to take Toronto off the map? This absolutely baffles me. They're taking away all the fun. What's next? Curfew? |
If it goes to 12AM I'm moving the hell out of this province.
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| Originally posted by Cribby Are they trying to take Toronto off the map? This absolutely baffles me. They're taking away all the fun. What's next? Curfew? |
I bet the loophole in this is that if it's a restaurant within a private business structure such as a hotel, it's permitted to be on another floor. If not, I want to see them shut down that CN tower restaurant.
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| Originally posted by Jayx1 They have already tried to do that a few times http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/...dc-13856398943d |
Dumb that they are trying, but there is too much tax revenue coming from those restaurants for this to actually pass IMO. (or at least that part)
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| Originally posted by Skipper Dumb that they are trying, but there is too much tax revenue coming from those restaurants for this to actually pass IMO. (or at least that part) |
Jay...I think you found something TOTAs actually care about....food and alcohol.
Fuck up the rest of the city but don't touch the restaurants and patios.
Has anyone even read the bylaw PDF? It has a lot more stuff in there with regards to bylaws and proximity to Residential Zones:
Link (See Volume 2)
Also, they secured the PDF so you CANNOT copy text from it (pricks!) but screenshots will suffice.
honestly toronto can go fuck itself. This election is the last chance to stop the bullshit. Either way im out of here soon.
Ive had enough
Ill be posting all those links as soon as i have time to compile them! 
I will say this.. if anyone lives in Adam Vaughan's ward.. you better fucking vote, and you better fucking not vote for him.. and encourage your friends to do the same.
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| Originally posted by activate I will say this.. if anyone lives in Adam Vaughan's ward.. you better fucking vote, and you better fucking not vote for him.. and encourage your friends to do the same. |
Wow...so stupid.
Doesn't surprise me at all!
That is why we had to move the patio from the back to the front at Vola! Well, that and because they built a condo lol
Such bullshit it's sad!
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| Originally posted by Shaya007 I thought about runnin' him over three times in the gas station.. |
Seriously, I do not know if I can be arsed with this province anymore; I may come back when I am old & boring, and ready to fit in with the staid image that are creating for Toronto. Do they understand how they are doing a fine job at undermining the life and soul of a city? They do not seem to appreciate that they are competing with other international cities in appealing to dynamic and upwardly mobile professionals. If for nothing else, they need the younger generations to be around to provide the tax dollars to fund their retirement costs!
Darn, I am more concerned about that Family restaurant Hooters rooftop patio. The view is really great with my beer and snacks.
I would rather see them put more time in aligning the parking bylaws in the city than this.
just to get this straight - existing top/back patios are not closing down, only the future patios to be open
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| Originally posted by chinamon pretty sure skybar is not licensed as a restaurant. but this bylaw is fucking gay. |
lol. i see RJ going to see Joe Mihevic in person.
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| Originally posted by FunkyCrew just to get this straight - existing top/back patios are not closing down, only the future patios to be open |
Well at least there's some good to come out of this...
Building heights: Say goodbye to stand-alone big-box or liquor stores on main streets in combined commercial-residential areas of the old city. Minimum heights will now be three storeys.
Rooming houses: City staff proposed allowing rooming houses in high-density areas, including former boroughs where they were once banned, but the committee decided to defer a decision on the controversial subject until 2011.
Industry: The old bylaws had no provisions for propane facilities, but in response to the Sunrise explosion, they are now restricted to industrial zones and must be at least 300 metres from homes.
Visitor parking: Council directed staff to include a city-wide ban on paid visitor parking at apartment buildings, which has been in effect for years in North York, but an amendment put forward by Milczyn on Thursday took that off the table
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| Originally posted by ChemEnhanced I'm so glad I don't live in Toronto or go there very often for anything outside of work....toronto blows |
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| Originally posted by CMR Well at least there's some good to come out of this... Building heights: Say goodbye to stand-alone big-box or liquor stores on main streets in combined commercial-residential areas of the old city. Minimum heights will now be three storeys. Rooming houses: City staff proposed allowing rooming houses in high-density areas, including former boroughs where they were once banned, but the committee decided to defer a decision on the controversial subject until 2011. Industry: The old bylaws had no provisions for propane facilities, but in response to the Sunrise explosion, they are now restricted to industrial zones and must be at least 300 metres from homes. Visitor parking: Council directed staff to include a city-wide ban on paid visitor parking at apartment buildings, which has been in effect for years in North York, but an amendment put forward by Milczyn on Thursday took that off the table Says the guy from...Milton? |
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