Lobbied Toronto
The companies that influence City Hall
The companies that influence City Hall
Artemis Holdings
Matters relating to the redevelopment of 265 Balliol Street.
- Robert Bader
- Marie Bianchi
- Christopher Janisse
Balliol Limited Partnership
Matters relating to the redevelopment of 265 Balliol Street.
Redevelopment of 265 Balliol Street
- Robert Bader
- Marie Bianchi
- Christopher Janisse
Building Industry and Land Development Association
Municipal development approvals, municipal development charges and planning fees, parkland cash-in-lieu, educational development charges and community benefit charges
Seeking Purpose Built Rental and Condo Development Incentives
Review of Development Application Review Process.
Review of the City's policies related to groundwater discharge and foundation drainage as associated to the Municipal Code Chapter 681-Sewers; in addition to temporary permits during construction, sanitary discharge agreements and apct'n approvals process.
Congestion Management Plan
review of current development charges by-law
Zoning Update for Major Transit Station Areas
Rental Replacement
Review of City of Toronto Guidelines: "Green Development Standards"
Land Transfer Tax
Transportation Planning
Transportation services governs parking permissions on roads, and BILD renovator members are encountering situations where they are seeking parking allowances for their trades vehicles where driveways for homes do not exist.
Committee of Adjustment - BILD Renovator members will be advocating for changes to the CofA - specifically requesting a separate stream to address their minor variance applications.
BUILDING PERMITS - Lobbying specifically related to building permit issuance, not application specific but city-wide policy related, and increasing levels of efficiency and decreasing the amount of time it takes to obtain various building permits.
Vacant Home Tax - Extension of the exemption of inventory new development units
Type G Loading Requirements
Draft Development Services Review Toronto Service Charter
City’s Housing Action Plan (HAP)
Expanded Housing Options in Neighbourhoods
Beautification of the Public Realm
Government Taxes, Fees and Charges - Development Charges Regime
Office Space Needs Study
Implementation of Bill 97 - Employment Area Land Use Permissions
Looking to expand the rental incentive program to market rental development sites.
Purpose Built-Rental: looking to amend or introduce policies related to purpose-built rental in order to increase levels of supply, and help make it easier to build this form of housing.
INCLUSIONARY ZONING - Staff are proposing a policy on Inclusionary Zoning as a way to build more affordable units which will be addressed by PHC throughout the year and Council by the end of the year.
Mayor's Request to Toronto Hydro for a comprehensive action plan to advance measures within Toronto Hydro’s control over the following 12 months to make it faster and more affordable to build multi-unit housing in Toronto.
City of Toronto Official Plan
Heritage Preservation and Demolition Practices and Policies
- Danielle Binder
- Steve Deveaux
- Dave Wilkes
Proofpoint
IT and cyber security technologies and services
- Anthony Fernando
- Robert Mackett
- Dana Mitchell
Lyft
Lyft is committed to making cities more livable through initiatives that bridge transportation gaps, and by promoting transportation equity via shared rides, bikeshare systems, electric scooters, and public transit partnerships.
To open discussions with relevant officials and Councillors to discuss the parameters of an appropriate transportation regulatory regime in order to effectively manage, encourage and monitor ride-sharing within the broader sharing economy.
Discussions with Councillors, Mayor and city staff regarding the structure and availability of, and any potential limitations on, vehicle-for-hire and private transportation company driver’s licenses, including related city studies, reports, or bylaws.
- Michael Masserman
- Ginny Movat
- Daniel Moulton
Artemis Holdings
Matters relating to the redevelopment of 265 Balliol Street.
- Robert Bader
- Marie Bianchi
- Christopher Janisse
Balliol Limited Partnership
Matters relating to the redevelopment of 265 Balliol Street.
Redevelopment of 265 Balliol Street
- Robert Bader
- Marie Bianchi
- Christopher Janisse
Building Industry and Land Development Association
Municipal development approvals, municipal development charges and planning fees, parkland cash-in-lieu, educational development charges and community benefit charges
Seeking Purpose Built Rental and Condo Development Incentives
Review of Development Application Review Process.
Review of the City's policies related to groundwater discharge and foundation drainage as associated to the Municipal Code Chapter 681-Sewers; in addition to temporary permits during construction, sanitary discharge agreements and apct'n approvals process.
Congestion Management Plan
review of current development charges by-law
Zoning Update for Major Transit Station Areas
Rental Replacement
Review of City of Toronto Guidelines: "Green Development Standards"
Land Transfer Tax
Transportation Planning
Transportation services governs parking permissions on roads, and BILD renovator members are encountering situations where they are seeking parking allowances for their trades vehicles where driveways for homes do not exist.
Committee of Adjustment - BILD Renovator members will be advocating for changes to the CofA - specifically requesting a separate stream to address their minor variance applications.
BUILDING PERMITS - Lobbying specifically related to building permit issuance, not application specific but city-wide policy related, and increasing levels of efficiency and decreasing the amount of time it takes to obtain various building permits.
Vacant Home Tax - Extension of the exemption of inventory new development units
Type G Loading Requirements
Draft Development Services Review Toronto Service Charter
City’s Housing Action Plan (HAP)
Expanded Housing Options in Neighbourhoods
Beautification of the Public Realm
Government Taxes, Fees and Charges - Development Charges Regime
Office Space Needs Study
Implementation of Bill 97 - Employment Area Land Use Permissions
Looking to expand the rental incentive program to market rental development sites.
Purpose Built-Rental: looking to amend or introduce policies related to purpose-built rental in order to increase levels of supply, and help make it easier to build this form of housing.
INCLUSIONARY ZONING - Staff are proposing a policy on Inclusionary Zoning as a way to build more affordable units which will be addressed by PHC throughout the year and Council by the end of the year.
Mayor's Request to Toronto Hydro for a comprehensive action plan to advance measures within Toronto Hydro’s control over the following 12 months to make it faster and more affordable to build multi-unit housing in Toronto.
City of Toronto Official Plan
Heritage Preservation and Demolition Practices and Policies
- Danielle Binder
- Steve Deveaux
- Dave Wilkes
Leaderboards
Total communications