Wynford - Concorde Focused Area Study - Final Report

The Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit began service in February 2026 with three stops in the study area, and the Ontario Line subway that is now under construction will terminate at the Don Valley Station in the area. The anticipated "big moves" for the study area are, enhanced sidewalk widenings and bikeways, greening and tree planting, landscaping, and lighting; the addition of street furniture; key intersection improvements; the introduction of mobility hubs; and potential new parks. The policies contained within the Site and Area Specific Policies (SASP) are intended to guide change through improved connections and sustainability, enabling the area to become a transit-supportive pedestrian-oriented community with an enhanced public realm, while maintaining automobile access. The Site and Area Specific Policies contained within Official Plan Amendment 902 provides a framework for public realm, streetscape and mobility for the study area. Official Plan Amendment 902 is consistent with the Provincial Planning Statement (2024)(PPS 2024) and conforms with the Official Plan.

4. City Council direct the Chief Planner and Executive Director, City Planning Division and the Executive Director, Development Review, in consultation with other City Divisions as necessary, to report back to North York Community Council with Streetscape Guidelines for the study area. 5. City Council direct staff to use the Wynford-Concorde Mobility Strategy, as contained in Attachment 5, in the evaluation of all new development applications in the study area.