City Council to decide whether Mabelle Avenue should allow stopping instead of parking, with some new paid parking added

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City Council to decide whether Mabelle Avenue should allow stopping instead of parking, with some new paid parking added

City Council will vote on a proposal from Transportation Services to change parking rules on Mabelle Avenue between Dundas and Cordova. The TTC operates service on this street, so council approval is required. The change would replace most No Parking Anytime rules with stopping prohibitions to keep the street clear for transit and other vehicles, while adding a small paid parking area on the west side south of Dundas.

not yet heardToronto City Council · Wed, Jul 29You can weigh in

Also in this item

• A small section on the west side of Mabelle Avenue south of Dundas Street West will be added to provide additional paid parking, offsetting the loss of informal parking elsewhere on the street.

The journey

Tue, Jul 7 · Etobicoke York Community Council · adopted

Wed, Jul 29 · Toronto City Council · not yet heard

→ referred onward

Time to act

You can weigh in

If you live or work on or near Mabelle Avenue and the parking change affects your access, you can contact your ward councillor before the vote or submit written comment to the City Clerk before council meets. The specific deadline for written submissions is not stated in the agenda.

Why is this story here?

ContainedA change to parking rules on one specific street in one neighbourhood. Reversible without much cost if conditions change or impact is worse than expected. Affects traffic flow and transit operations on a bounded segment, not a citywide policy or system redesign.Touches a narrow groupThe change affects residents, businesses, and commuters who use or park on Mabelle Avenue between Dundas and Cordova, a specific small group. Anyone else in Toronto experiences no effect today. The street is not a major through-route with broad impact.

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