[Undead]

Wish the city was better at communicating what's currently going on and what the plan is. The fact that it's even a temporary green space is amazing though.

The general public is eventually going to read some meta-article from blogTO and start forming their own narrative "Torontonians shocked at quality of new park".

Torontonians shocked that Torontonians shocked.

 

[Isotack]

Wish the city was better at communicating what's currently going on and what the plan is. The fact that it's even a temporary green space is amazing though.

The general public is eventually going to read some meta-article from blogTO and start forming their own narrative "Torontonians shocked at quality of new park".

Those trees look pretty permanent to me.

 

[DSCToronto]

Those trees look pretty permanent to me.

As we saw a month or so ago, the first thing they did was put in drains and water. One would only do this (well, do it rationally) if you had a PLAN. I assume that what tey mean by a temporary park is one where the basic things like drains, water and, yes, trees, is 'final' while the rest is not yet set in stone (or concrete).