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The following articles are from roncesvallesvillage.ca BIA site

 

Toronto's Roncesvalles is into the second phase of its reconstruction. Roncesvalles Renewed is a group of residents, business owners, politicians, city planners, and transportation officials working together.

Our key priority was to ensure that plans include the conditions necessary for trees to flourish. We also planned for better sidewalks and improved public spaces to create an avenue that all would enjoy. These plans are now undersay. To show your support for a great street and to help our businesses get through this final phase, please buy and dine locally.

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With plans now underway to create a magnificent parade of trees down the east side of Roncesvalles Avenue, the opportunity to complete our vision for a tree canopy along the west side has arrived. We are now enlisting the support of west side property owners to plant a tree in front of their properties.

They can take part in a city program called Get a Free Tree! in which Urban Forestry Services plants trees on city-owned street allowances fronting residential properties.

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'Construction sucks.' That was the starting point - and the first line -- for a new poster that will be appearing in Roncesvalles shop windows and transit shelters.

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Securing the conditions that would enable the sustainable growth of a significant number of trees along our main street has been a key priority of Roncesvalles Renewed. And now it is about to be realized. The City has committed to planting 125 new trees on the east side of Roncesvalles. And, where we can convince property owners on the west side to plant a tree in front of their properties, the City is offering a TREE for FREE.

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As Phase 1 of the reconstruction wraps up, it's time to look at all that has been achieved so far in planning for Phase 2 -- scheduled for June to December 2010. It's been an outstanding example of collaboration between the city and the community that has raised the bar in many ways. Robert Mays, from the city's Public Realm Unit within the Transportation Division, said that "the Roncesvalles reconstruction is the only project he's seen where the community became the design lead." 

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 Learn about these green initiatives for our community:

  • a FREE CITY TREE for your front yard
  • a back yard tree from LEAF
  • healthy and sustainable yards – TRCA
  • tree planting on Roncesvalles

at Fern Avenue Public School (128 Fern Ave.)

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