[interchange42]

So, thank you all for putting that together. I was looking for a liquor license for a patio, and not specifically a patio license, and without the liquor part, maybe they do not post them online. In any case, yes, looks like it's a learning opportunity for the City.

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[UrbanAffair]

Is the Yonge and Eglinton space that Aroma is currently using as a patio count as a POP also?

 

[DSC]

You can look up all the MLS issued licences at: http://app.toronto.ca/LicenceStatus/setup.do?action=init

If you want to see all of one Ward just fill in that Ward # and the type of licence you are interested in.

 

[ALo]

Just an FYI I live at building in question. Here's a link to the permit

http://app.toronto.ca/LicenceStatus/detail.do?licenceNo=B714539427

Cressy suggesting there never was one is either being dishonset or willfully ignorant. He only said something when the mainstream media grabbed it. We told him about it months back. How can the city approve a permit for something that they know is public space? Blame the private business if you want, but they seem to have done all the paperwork. Not their fault the city doesn't talk to each other.

 

[derekk]

they recently took down the building to the left here - does anyone know what it will become?

 

[Jasonzed]

they recently took down the building to the left here - does anyone know what it will become?

Here you go: http://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/86-john-street

 

[Gphorce]

Condos frequently replace surface parking lots with underground parking in the core. There are usually still the same amount of public spaces underground as were replaced. Honestly, I don't care since I'm all for anything that disincentives private car use.

 

[DonValleyRainbow]

Pinnacle is featured in today's Throwback Thursday Feature. At the time of this post, it currently sits at spot 172 on The 100m List; it is the 65th tallest completed building in Toronto, and will fall to 90th when all buildings under construction are completed.

 

[ponyboy]

Although this outdoor space is not efficiently laid out with good places to sit, it looks like they throttled down the fountain to make less of a splash. The white light saber poles and digital light board add to the crammed feel, and the space really doesn't work as a coherent design. Couldn't they have kept it simple here?

The outdoor restaurants in this area were making a killing tonight, especially the one on the corner. Lots of people out.

 

[AnnetteMeetsJane]

The current state (28th Aug 2022) of the outdoor space - a far cry from the 2018 pictures above ^ . Yet again, Toronto can't have nice things like fountains. Is there a way to get the water feature reinstated as I think the space is a POP. Is it the responsibility of the Condo Board?

Calling @interchange42 as I think you had an interest in the space in the past...?

AmJ

 

[interchange42]

The current state (28th Aug 2022) of the outdoor space - a far cry from the 2018 pictures above ^ . Yet again, Toronto can't have nice things like fountains. Is there a way to get the water feature reinstated as I think the space is a POP. Is it the responsibility of the Condo Board?

Calling @interchange42 as I think you had an interest in the space in the past...?

AmJ

I believe that it's written into the Zoning By-law Amendment for the site that the condo corporation is required by the City to maintain the POPS in good working order, and therefore reporting it to By-law Enforcement would be the way to go.

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[AnnetteMeetsJane]

I believe that it's written into the Zoning By-law Amendment for the site that the condo corporation is required by the City to maintain the POPS in good working order, and therefore reporting it to By-law Enforcement would be the way to go.

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Thanks - I'll try that.
AmJ