The City is building and designing a new community centre at 60 Starview Lane.
The timeline is subject to change.
Construction of the new open loop geothermal supply and injection wells to heat and cool the new community centre starts in early September. It is anticipated to be completed in Fall 2022. Construction signs are posted on-site.
On June 9, 2022, the final open house took place at Carmine Stefano Community Centre. The local Councillor was in attendance and the project team shared information about the project with the community.
Download the Open House Boards.
From November 23 to December 18, 2020, a digital open house took place where draft building and landscape plans were presented and feedback was collected in a survey. The feedback collected in this phase of engagement will help refine and inform a more detailed design of both indoor and outdoor spaces of the new Community Centre.
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To ensure the centre is designed to be welcoming for local youth, the project team held six youth workshops throughout December of 2020. Each workshop included five to 10 high school students and lasted approximately one hour. The workshops were hosted online using Miro, an interactive online platform that allows participants to vote, leave notes and questions throughout the workshop.
Read the youth workshop summary.
City staff and consultants were in attendance to provide information, answer questions and receive community input on the project.
The site at 60 Starview Lane was purchased in 2015 and is east of Weston Road and Starview Lane. It is next to the Toronto Catholic District School Board’s St. Basil-the-Great College at 20 Starview Lane.
The scope of work for this project includes the planning, design and construction of a new 77,000 square foot state-of-the-art community and recreation centre that is intended to be a net zero emissions facility. The new centre will replace the existing Carmine Stefano Community Centre, currently being leased by the City. The new community centre will provide enhanced programming with no interruption to service.
Possible components may include:
It will be a place for the community to gather and to socialize. It will be a place that cultivates creativity, health and well-being, inclusivity, and accessibility for all ages and will improve the quality of life for the community.
The community centre design will target net zero emissions with:
On-site renewable energy: