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City Council considers sewer by-law compliance for a College Street development after June direction
City Council ordered staff to report on whether the applicant at 353-357 College Street is complying with Toronto's sewer by-laws under their site plan approval. The General Manager of Toronto Water, in consultation with Transportation Services and Development Review, will present findings directly to council. This addresses a council direction from late June.
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• A confidential attachment accompanies this report, indicating the issue may involve sensitive commercial or legal information not disclosed to the public.
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Wed, Jul 29 · Toronto City Council · not yet heard
Why is this story here?
ContainedThe item addresses sewer by-law compliance for a single property under an existing site plan approval. It is a bounded decision affecting one development site and its infrastructure obligations. Not a structural change to by-law interpretation or process, and reversible if circumstances change.Invisible to residentsSewer by-law compliance for a single address is internal administration and site-specific enforcement. No present daily-life effect on residents outside the immediate development process.
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