Recreation Space Development Project Update

2/20/2024

Alexis Dobranowski, Manager, Communications

Phase 1 of demolition on the Recreation Space Development Project is now complete.

The commercial structures on the Mount Pleasant Avenue parcel of the future recreation space have been removed along with the debris. The abatement work is complete and the structures on Balliol have been emptied.

City of Toronto officials are expected to discuss the outstanding application for the permits required for demolition of the residential structures on Balliol Street at a February 22 committee meeting.

“The Greenwood Campus Development Committee meets regularly to discuss the project and expedite the process where possible,” said Sarah Bruce, Principal. “As part of the preparations to optimize the functioning of the new space, we are undergoing a traffic study. And we are working with various providers to determine the finishing details such as turf and other structures.

“As soon as necessary permits are obtained, we are poised and ready to go ahead with the next phase. We remain hopeful that the recreation space will be ready in Fall 2024.”

For more information or to make a charitable gift in support of the Recreation Space Development Project, please contact Jessica Wroblewski, Executive Director, Advancement and Community Engagement.

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A rendering of the greenspace usage during the winter.
A rendering of the greenspace during the spring and summer.

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