On February 7, 2024, City Council adopted Zoning By-law 63-2024 for Midtown Apartment Neighbourhoods-designated lands. The zoning by-law for Midtown Villages has also come into force with limited site-specific exceptions still under appeal.

In July 2021, City Council directed staff to undertake a review of the zoning in the Midtown area and advance the Infrastructure Implementation Strategy and Public Realm Implementation Strategy. The Zoning Review introduced zoning amendments to reflect the Yonge-Eglinton Secondary Plan (OPA 405), the City’s Official Plan and Provincial policy. The Midtown Infrastructure Implementation Strategy and Public Realm Implementation Strategy assists the City in securing and delivering improvements to community facilities, parks, the public realm, local transportation, sewers and watermains so that the area grows and evolves as a complete community.

Overview

Learn about the study purpose, background information and how to get involved.

Midtown Zoning Review

Learn about the City’s work to update the zoning by-law for the Yonge-Eglinton Area.

Public Realm

Follow our ongoing progress to make Midtown a greener place.

Infrastructure Implementation Strategy

Find out about the Strategy for delivering improvements to community facilities, parks, the public realm, local transportation, sewers and watermains in Midtown.

Meetings & Events

Information, summaries, presentations and outcomes of previous meetings and events.

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