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February 26, 2020 Port Lands Flood Protection SAC #6 154,095 Agenda Introductions Design Schedule Update: Promontory Park South Lower Don Trail Route Lake level analysis: River Valley and Parks Discussion


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Port Lands Flood Protection SAC #6

February 26, 2020

154,095

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Agenda

  • Introductions
  • Design Schedule
  • Update: Promontory Park South
  • Lower Don Trail Route
  • Lake level analysis: River Valley and Parks
  • Discussion
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Construction Update

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Hold for drone video

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Design Schedule

  • 02/28/2019- SAC Meeting #5
  • 10/10/2019- 60% Design Submission (River Valley Park North/River Valley Park

South) Work Package #9

  • 10/31/2019- 95% IFT Submission (River) Work Package #8
  • 01/23/2020- 100% Design IFC Submission (River) Work Package #8
  • 02/26/2020- Stakeholder Advisory Committee Meeting #6
  • 05/07/2020- 60% Design Submission (Promontory Park South/Canoe

Cove) Work Package #9.1

  • 07/30/2020- 90% Design IFT Submission (Canoe Cove/ Promontory Park South Earthwork)

Work Package #9.1

  • 10/31/2020- 90% Design IFT Submission (River Valley Park North/River Valley Park South/

Promontory Park South) Work Package #9/#9.2

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Promontory Park South

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L a k e S h o r e B l v d E a s t Future Promontory Park North

Promontory Park South

Don Greenway K e a t i n g C h a n n e l T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r

C h e r r y S t r e e t C o m m i s s i o n e r s S t r e e t V i l l i e r s S t r e e t D o n R o a d w a y O l d M u n i t i o n S t O l d C h e r r y S t

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River Valley Park

River Valley Habitat: 11.6 ha (28.6 ac.) Don Greenway Habitat: 3 ha (7.5 ac.) Villiers and Ice Management Area Habitat: 4 ha (10 ac.) River Park North: 3 ha (7.5 ac.) River Park South: 3 ha (7.5 ac.) Promontory Park South: 5 ha. (12 ac.) *Project Area for Review Canoe Cove & Polson Slip Habitat: 4.6 ha. (11.3 ac.) Keating Channel Habitat: 7 ha. (17 ac.)

The Port Lands - 2024

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4 1 2

WDRP 2B - April 2018

T r i n i t y B l v d . C e n t r e S t r e e t

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Central Lawn Passive Use Lawn Promontory Esplanade Water Access Atlas Crane Island Pedestrian Bridge Entry Plaza Future Park Drop Ofg Future Destination Play

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C h e r r y S t r e e t

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Promontory Park and Canoe Cove - Schematic Design Review

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Community (Survey + Consultations) Design Review Panel SAC

  • Water access and watercraft storage
  • Youth/school group camp program space
  • Flexibility of spaces to accommodate

economic diverse population

  • Recognition of First Nations
  • Universal access
  • Retaining industrial heritage
  • Important to recognize this park space is

unusual in an urban setting. Use of the park should be prioritized above vehicular access or transit movements

  • Consider that park access ofg Commissioners

Street will be in high demand

  • Wherever possible, introduce less typically

urban materials and shapes – e.g., unpaved pathways.

  • Find a clear balance between constructed

nature and programmed space

  • Some part of the MT-35 building should be
  • reconsidered. Enough of it to celebrate its

history

  • Strong juxtaposition of industrial past and

landscape

  • Find a role for public art within the design
  • Increase porosity of park edges and

enhance park entrances

  • Develop signage and wayfjnding
  • Create a family of materials and furnishings
  • Consider future conditions in and around

the park

  • Consider experience of bridge underpasses
  • Feeling immersed in nature comes from

ability to wander while discovering new views or un-manicured vegetation

  • Variation of landscape and ecology was

noted as “nice to have”

  • People expressed a desire for clear

information about access points (lighting and signage indicating formal paths)

  • Emphasis on views and variety of

landscape types

  • Create views of Inner Harbour and City
  • All season use support winter programming
  • Facilitate public water activities and

connections/access to the water

  • Integrate history through preserving local

heritage and culture (adaptive reuse, art)

Project Feedback

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C a n o e C o v e

F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d .

Central Lawn Passive Use Lawn Promontory Esplanade Water Access Atlas Crane Island Play Lawn Entry Plaza Future Park Drop Ofg Future Destination Play

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WDRP 3A - September 2018

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W e s t C o v e

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Canoe Cove - Detailed Design Review

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E x i s t i n g D o c k w a l l P r o m o n t o r y P a r k S o u t h E x i s t i n g G r a d e C a n o e C o v e R e v e t m e n t F i l l

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Constructing a Waterfront Landmark from River Excavation

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83m +/- Existing MT-35 Dockwall Reinf. +6 +0 +0 +2 25m No Fill Zone Without Dockwall Reinforcement, 16m No Fill Zone with Dockwall Reinforcement

Embankments

Two Stage Precast wall

 Wire wall construction in lifts  Levelling pad poured after holding period (completion of settlement)  Hook system connected to the wall  Add grout/ granular fill to the void  Panel lift placement

Zone of Tensile Stresses +2 +4 +6+8+10 +8 +10 Compromised Diagonal Cable Ties (Canoe Cove Construction) No Fill Restrictions East

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Compromised Diagonal Cable Ties (Future Roadway Fill Placement) Limit of Excavation & Filling to Avoid Crane Destabilization Dockwall to be Removed for Habitat Creation

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Maximum Height of Fill Including Surcharge Material

Global Stability Analysis Existing MT-35 Dockwall

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Responding to Existing Site Structural and Geotechnical Conditions

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M a i n P a r k P a t h

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Promontory Park South - Concept Diagram

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+83.75 +78 +77.8 +82.5 +79 +78.5 +77 +82 +77.5 +77 +79 +77 +77 10 20 40m

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C h e r r y S t r e e t F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d .

Central lawn Play Lawn Upper Promontory Promontory River View Promontory Harbor View Esplanade Gravel Beach Atlas Crane Peninsula Crane Lawn Rocky Scramble MT-35 Commemoration Entry Garden Future Play Pavilion / Comfort Station Future Park Drop Ofg Future Destination Play Area

C a n o e C o v e

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River Valley Park

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W e s t C o v e F u t u r e D e v e l o p m e n t P a r c e l F u t u r e P r o m o n t o r y P a r k N o r t h

+84.25 +82.5 +78 +81.5 +83.25 +83.25 +79 +78.5 +79.5 +78 +83.75 +81 +80.75 +76.5 +82.75 +78.5 +79.5 +76 +78 +80 +83 +81

F u t u r e C e n t r e S t r e e t

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Updated Design - February 2020

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Design Updates

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Park Character

Atlas Crane Rocky Scramble Destination Play Canoe/Kayak Launch Prospect Overlook Upland Forest Waters Edge Esplanade Passive Use Lawn Play Lawn

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The Promontory

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An Enfolded Landscape Experience

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An Enfolded Landscape Experience

Path Network to Promontory Choreographing Views of Toronto

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T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r C a n o e C o v e C a n o e C o v e G r a v e l B e a c h G r a v e l B e a c h P l a y L a w n P l a y L a w n C e n t r a l L a w n C e n t r a l L a w n

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Primary Path Secondary Path Stone Scramble

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The Promontory - Section The Promontory - Section

Park Paths / Glades Promontory River View Upper Promontory Park Paths/ Grove 84.20 83.60 83.05 81.15 79.55 Existing Grade Controlled Fill Existing Subgrade

Main Park Path Main Park Path Stone MSE Wall Stone Scramble

7.5m 3.75

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Event Lawn Programming Diagrams

Movie Night Large Concert

C a n o e C o v e P o l s o n S l i p

Standing Area 4,600 m2 10,000 People Emergency Vehicle Access Emergency Vehicle Access Stage 12M x 18M Temporary Comfort Stations Fixed Benches Fixed Benches Food Trucks

To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r C h e r r y S t r e e t C a n o e C o v e P o l s o n S l i p

Stage 6M x 18M Lawn Seating Area 3,400 m2 2,000 People Emergency Vehicle Access Emergency Vehicle Access

To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r C h e r r y S t r e e t

F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d . 15 60m 30

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Canoe Access & Classroom City History Overlook Active Play Loop Future Comfort Station Future Comfort Station Gathering Plaza 6x24m Beer/Music Tent 6x12m Info Tent Food/Vendor Area Water Access Water Access Water Access Event Lawn 2,500 m2 1,500 People Large Activity Spaces 7,300 m2 950 Kids Spectator Viewing Lawn 1,000 m2 550 People Spectator Viewing Lawn 1,950 m2 1,050 People Large Activity Space 1,950 m2 260 Kids Final Landing Area 30 Canoes Canoe/Kayak Collection Area 20 Canoes Spectator Seating 250 m2 270 People

Paddle The Don PFR Summer Camp

C a n o e C o v e P o l s o n S l i p P o l s o n S l i p

Emergency Vehicle Access

To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r C h e r r y S t r e e t C h e r r y S t r e e t

F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d . F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d .

C a n o e C o v e

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Outdoor Recreation Programming Diagrams

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Maggie Daley Park, Chicago IL Future Destination Play Area

9,500 m² (2.4 acres)

F u t u r e C e n t r e S t r e e t C h e r r y S t r e e t E a s t M o n r o e S t r e e t S o u t h C o l u m b u s D r i v e F u t u r e T r i n i t i y B l v d .

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Destination Play Area Scale Comparison

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Maggie Daley Park, Chicago, IL

Destination Play Area Precedent

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MT-35 Building Girders Atlas Crane

Retaining and Commemorating Industrial Heritage

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+77.5

C a no e C ove C anoe Cove P o l s o n S l i p P o l s o n S l i p To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r

F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d . +79.5 +82.75 +76 +83.75 +83.25 +77 +84.25 +83

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+79 F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d .

C h e r r y S t r e e t C h e r r y S t r e e t

Topography Path Network

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Topography and Path Network Diagram

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C a n o e C o v e P o l s o n S l i p To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r C h e r r y S t r e e t C h e r r y S t r e e t

F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d .

W/SW WINTER WINDS

High Exposure Sheltered Area Sheltered Lawn Sheltered Beach

Wind Comfort

W/SW WINTER WINDS

C a n o e C o v e P o l s o n S l i p To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r

F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d .

Mixed Forest Grove Glade Entry Garden Hedgerow

Vegetation Types

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Vegetation Bufger and Wind Comfort Diagram

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+83.75 +78 +77.8 +82.5 +79 +78.5 +77 +82 +77.5 +77 +79 +77 +77 10 20 40m

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C h e r r y S t r e e t F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d .

Central lawn Play Lawn Upper Promontory Promontory River View Promontory Harbor View Esplanade Gravel Beach Atlas Crane Peninsula Crane Lawn Rocky Scramble MT-35 Commemoration Entry Garden Future Play Pavilion / Comfort Station Future Park Drop Ofg Future Destination Play Area

C a n o e C o v e

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River Valley Park

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W e s t C o v e F u t u r e D e v e l o p m e n t P a r c e l F u t u r e P r o m o n t o r y P a r k N o r t h

+84.25 +82.5 +78 +81.5 +83.25 +83.25 +79 +78.5 +79.5 +78 +83.75 +81 +80.75 +76.5 +82.75 +78.5 +79.5 +76 +78 +80 +83 +81

F u t u r e C e n t r e S t r e e t

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Updated Design - February 2020

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Central Lawn Park Paths / Upland Forest Stage Area/Esplanade 77.20 77.06 80.00 78.85 78.00 77.50 81.15 Park Paths / Upland Forest Canoe Cove River Promontory Landform 84.20

HLL: 76.09

78.55 79.55 83.05

Matchline Matchline

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Canoe Cove to Esplanade Site Section

77.00 Existing Grade Existing Grade 83.60

MLL: 74.74 LLL: 74.24

Existing Grade Controlled Fill Existing Subgrade Controlled Fill Existing Subgrade 7.5 15m

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Park Paths / Upland Forest Park Paths / Central Lawn Future Promontory Park North 79.40 79.25 81.45 Harbour Promontory Overlook Upland Forest Inner Harbor Esplanade Promontory Lawn 84.25 84.10

Matchline Matchline

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Esplanade to Centre Street Site Section

77.26 82.75 82.50 83.50 83.50 Park Paths/ Upland Forest Existing Grade Existing Grade

HLL: 76.09 MLL: 74.74 LLL: 74.24

Park Paths / Upland Forest 7.5 15m

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View from Centre Street looking Southwest towards Central Lawn

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View from Central Lawn looking Northwest towards Downtown Toronto

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View from Cherry Street Park Entrance looking Southwest towards Canoe Cove

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View from Polson Slip Overlook looking Northwest to Harbour Promontory

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Lower Don Trail Route

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P o l s o n S t r e e t F u t u r e P o l s o n S t r e e t Future Villiers Park

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L a k e S h o r e B l v d E a s t Future Promontory Park North

Promontory Park South Don Greenway T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r

C h e r r y S t r e e t C o m m i s s i o n e r s S t r e e t V i l l i e r s S t r e e t D o n R o a d w a y O l d M u n i t i o n S t O l d C h e r r y S t

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River Valley Park K e a t i n g C h a n n e l

Lower Don Trail Bicycle Entrance Martin Goodman Trail Commuter Bike Lane Proposed Bike Parking

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Connecting to the City through the Cycling Network - 2024

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Landscape Bufger Lower Don Trail Existing Lower Don Trail Access Drive/ SDMA Boat Ramp Interim SDMA Harbour Lead Rail Reinforced Existing Dockwall

LEGEND

60% Design

Existing Gardiner Above K e a t i n g C h a n n e l Don Roadway

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Lower Don Trail at Sediment and Debris Management Area (SDMA) - Interim Conditions

CNR

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HONI Tower Overhead Wires HONI Don River Don Fleet Junction

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Lower Don Trail Existing Lower Don Trail Existing Gardiner Expressway Sediment and Debris Management Area Interim SDMA

+69.0

25 50 Don Yard Wilson Yard

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Landscape Bufger Lower Don Trail Existing Lower Don Trail Access Drive/ SDMA Boat Ramp Harbour Lead Rail

LEGEND

60% Design

Existing Lower Don Trail Crossing Don Yard K e a t i n g C h a n n e l

Lower Don Trail at Sediment and Debris Management Area (SDMA) - Full Buildout

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Don Fleet Junction HONI Tower Lower Don Trail Sediment Equipment Debris Booms Sediment Pile

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High Lake Level Analysis

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Promontory Park South Don Greenway K e a t i n g C h a n n e l T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r

C h e r r y S t r e e t C o m m i s s i o n e r s S t r e e t V i l l i e r s S t r e e t D o n R o a d w a y O l d M u n i t i o n S t O l d C h e r r y S t

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River Valley Park

PLFP - Mean Lake Level (74.74 CGVD:28 Pre 78)

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Promontory Park South Don Greenway K e a t i n g C h a n n e l T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r

C h e r r y S t r e e t C o m m i s s i o n e r s S t r e e t V i l l i e r s S t r e e t D o n R o a d w a y O l d M u n i t i o n S t O l d C h e r r y S t

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River Valley Park

PLFP - 100 Year High Lake Level (76.09 CGVD:28 Pre 78)

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Available Pedestrian River Crossing Available Cyclist River Crossing Water Surface Elevation - 76.09 CGVD:28 Pre 78

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Promontory Park South Don Greenway K e a t i n g C h a n n e l T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r

C h e r r y S t r e e t C o m m i s s i o n e r s S t r e e t V i l l i e r s S t r e e t D o n R o a d w a y O l d M u n i t i o n S t O l d C h e r r y S t

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River Valley Park

PLFP - 100 Year High Lake Level - Available River Crossings (76.09)

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Discussion

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Next Steps

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Upcoming Consultations & Engagements

  • Our next SAC meeting will be scheduled for April 28, 2020. Possible topics:
  • Update on all parks
  • Signage
  • Update on public art for the Port Lands
  • PLFP Science Fair! March 7, 2020, at Evergreen Brick Works 11am-2pm
  • The next public meeting will be scheduled for Summer 2020

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Feedback and Discussion