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Heritage Evaluations in the Dundas and Carlaw District: Status Update
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2019-01-15 · Toronto and East York Community Council · adopted
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The Toronto and East York Community Council: 1. Directed the Heritage Preservation Services staff report to the March 19, 2019 meeting of the Toronto and East York Community Council with an update on the status of heritage reports for the buildings in the 'Carlaw - Dundas' Study Area.
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The Dundas and Carlaw area is in the midst of a significant transformation. Community members and stakeholders have been working with me on an initiative to improve the public spaces in an innovative way that highlights the uniqueness of this area, celebrates its rich industrial heritage and enhances the public realm. This summer Heritage Toronto launched the City's first Heritage Plaque District in the area recognizing 10 properties and their unique industrial heritage.
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Landmarks like the Wrigley Building at 235 Carlaw was one of them and they carry on the history of the area both through their current employment uses and the heritage characteristics of the building itself. Adding to its heritage value is the fact that the Wrigley Headquarters in Chicago was demolished, making 235 Carlaw an even greater heritage asset. The Wrigley Building and many of the other buildings in the Carlaw - Dundas area were identified in 2014 as potentially having significant heritage value. I am asking you to support a request for an update on the heritage preservation of the Carlaw - Dundas area.
Staff recommended
Councillor Paula Fletcher recommends that: 1. The Toronto and East York Community Council direct Heritage Preservation Services report to the March 19th Meeting of the Toronto and East York Community Council with an update on the status of heritage reports for the buildings in the 'Carlaw - Dundas' Study Area.
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