Community Update Meeting April 10, 2019 Land nd Acknowledge - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Regent Park Community Update Meeting

April 10, 2019

Land nd Acknowledge nowledgement ment

The land we all stand on today is the traditional territory

• f many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit,

the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Mêtis peoples. We acknowledge that Toronto is covered by Treaty 13 signed with the Mississaugas of the Credit, and the Williams Treaty signed with multiple Mississaugas and Chippewa bands.

Housekeeping usekeeping

• Washrooms are located to your left, and down the hall
• Child minding is also available down the hall, in the library.
• We have interpretation services in multiple languages

Gu Guidel idelines ines

• We will treat everyone with respect
• We will give people space to speak
• We will provide an opportunity for further questions to

be answered at the end of the meeting

• We encourage all to participate
• Stay focused on the topic

Contact Information:

Telephone: 416-392-7903 Email: Councillor_Wongtam@toronto.ca Website: www.kristynwongtam.ca General City of Toronto Inquiries: Please call 311 Social Services Support: Please call 211

Regent Park Constituency Assistants

Luula Hassan Constituency Assistant, Regent Park Tel: 416-392-7903 Email: Luula.Hassan@Toronto.ca Farhin Jahan Constituency Assistant, Housing Tel: 416-392-7903 Email: Farhin.Jahan3@Toronto.ca

Agenda enda

6:30 p.m. Development Update Community Engagement Update Questions 7:00 p.m. Phases 4 and 5 RFP Update Questions 7:30 p.m. Open House 8:00 p.m. Wrap Up

Development velopment in Regent gent Park rk

TCHC Buildings Daniels Buildings

Demolition: molition: 365 5 Parliament rliament and d 295 5 Ge Gerrard rard

Demolition of 365 Parliament Street and 295 Gerrard Street East started in March. These are the final two buildings in Phase 3. The adjacent road, Dreamer’s Way, will be constructed from June-November.

Recently cently Op Opened: ened: 110 0 River ver St

Dundas St E River St

Tenants have started

• ccupying units in 110

River Street. It is a 181- unit building with 100 RGI units and 81 affordable rental units. The building has a large

• utdoor terrace with

seating, a children’s playground and gardening plots.

Updates dates on 110 0 River ver Relocation location

• TCHC has rented 79 units at 110 River Street to eligible

phase 1-4 tenants. This includes:

• 29 - 2 bedrooms
• 50 - 3 bedrooms
• 15 3-bedroom units remaining to be rented.
• Eligible Phase 5 tenants may be able to move directly

into one of the remaining 3-bedroom units at 110 River Street.

Under der Construction: nstruction: 150 0 River ver Str treet eet

River St Oak St

150 River Street is currently under construction, and is set to open in the winter of 2019. The building will have 158 units in total, with 125 RGI units and 33 affordable rental units.

In In Design: sign: 16 16N N

Oak St River St

16N is currently being

• designed. The building

will be located at the corner of Oak Street and Sumach Street. It will be 12 storeys tall, with 181 units. In addition to apartment units and townhouses, the building will house the OU office and a satellite energy plant.

Relocation location Update date

* Includes direct moves

Status for Phases 1, 2, 3 and Direct Moves Returned

64%

997 HH*

Waived

12%

191 HH

Waiting to Return

10%

159 HH

Moved out of TCHC

14%

221 HH

Market ket Housing: using: New w Oc Occupancies upancies

The Sumach by Chartwell The Sutton Collection

Dundas St E River St

18 units Occupancy: 2018/2019 332 units Occupancy: 2019

Market ket Housing: using: Under der Construction nstruction

Artworks DuEast The Wyatt Evolv

Dundas St E River St

343 units Occupancy: 2019 435 units Occupancy: 2020 454 units Occupancy: 2021 370 units Occupancy: 2020

Market ket Housing: using: In In Design/Development sign/Development

Block 1

The building that will be located on Block 1 is currently in design.

Daniels niels Commu munity nity Comme mercial rcial Space ace Program gram

Community mmunity Economi

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c Development: velopment: Current rent Programs

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Community mmunity Economi

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c Development: velopment: Current rent Programs

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Up Upcomi ming g Infor format mation ion Sessions:

• ns:
• May 8, 2019 at 6:00 PM

(246 Sackville St.)

• May 14, 2019 at 1:00 PM

(246 Sackville St.)

• May 22, 2019 at 6:00 PM

(4580 Dufferin St, suite 200)

To accompany the Physical Transformation, the SDP was created to guide social development and integration throughout Regent Park’s Revitalization process and to serve as a long-term strategy for the community

Physical Development Plan Social Development Plan Revitalization Social Cohesion & Inclusion

Th The Social cial Development velopment Plan an

Wh What t is th the Social ial Development velopment Plan? an?

• 75 recommendations in the original

Social Development Plan

• After 10 years of physical development,

a refreshed plan has been in development

• The major goal of the SDP is to foster social

cohesion and inclusion in the new Regent Park

• Resident consultation to refresh the

SDP has happened over the past 2 years

The Refreshed Social Development Plan

In order to be accessible and useful to residents, agencies and organizations, the City and TCHC, the refreshed SDP is organized around four focus areas.

Four Focus Areas:

• 1. Community Building
• 2. Communications
• 3. Employment and Economic Opportunities
• 4. Safety

GOAL OF THE SDP: SOCIAL COHESION & SOCIAL INCLUSION

RESIDENTS

SDP STAKEHOLDER’S TABLE

4 FOCUS AREAS

EMPLOYMENT & ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES COMMUNICATIONS SAFETY COMMUNITY BUILDING

New w Go Governance ernance Str tructure ucture

Qu Ques estions tions on

• n Phase

Phase 3 U 3 Upd pdates ates

Ph Phases ases 4 4 and and 5 5 RF RFP P Up Update date

We are going to start this portion of the presentation with a video produced by Regent Park Focus Youth Media Arts with input from the Revitalization Working Group. This is an explainer video on the RFP process and how you can participate.

Phases ases 4 and d 5

The Request for Proposals is a two-stage process Stage 1: qualifications of potential developers and how they respond to the community vision for Regent Park. Stage 2: business proposal and community economic development. We have issued the RFP to the shortlisted Proponents. They are:

• Capital Developments
• The Daniels Corporation
• Tridel Builders Inc.

RFP FP Process cess

RFP issued (April 2019) Developer Partner Presentation & RFP Evaluation (Summer/Fall 2019) Developer Partner Selected (Late 2019/Early 2020) Revitalization

• n Phases 4

and 5 Starts (2020)

• RFP Procurement Committee (made up of members of RPNA &

Tenant Council) reviewed the Stage 1 RFVQ and Stage 2 RFP document before it was issued.

• TCHC has created the Revitalization Working Group which is

tasked with the co-creation of the community engagement strategy for the RFP.

• The community will attend the Developer Partner Presentations and

score each presentation.

How w is th the community munity involved? volved?

Engagement gagement Process cess

Announce Selected Developer Partner Score at the Developer Partner Presentations

Create Vetted Questions for the Developer Partner Presentations

Understand the Request for Proposals (RFP) process

UNDERSTAND CREATE SCORE ANNOUNCE

Developer veloper Partne tner r Presentations esentations

• The community will help create questions for the developer partners, which will be narrowed

down by the Revitalization Working Group, and vetted by a Fairness Commissioner.

• The shortlisted proponents will give a presentation on their vision, community engagement

strategy, community economic development plan and answer the vetted questions.

• Residents of Regent Park will score each developer presentation on a scale of 1-5.
• Resident scores will be incorporated into the RFP evaluation by TCHC.
• We will be checking your photo ID, or ID with mailing address, to verify that you are a Regent

Park resident.

• For more information and to pre-register for the day, please visit

torontohousing.ca/regentparkrfp

Qu Questions estions

Thank YOU!

If you have any questions or concerns after this meeting, please call the Regent Park Hotline 416-981-4311