Ward 16 Council Meeting

The next Ward 16 Council Meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m. on March 7, 2013 at Balmy Beach Community School, 14 Pine Avenue.
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Ward 16 Council Meeting Tuesday March 10th at 7:00pm

Presteign Heights, 2570 St. Clair Avenue East

Agenda

• School Signs update
• School Promotional Brochure
• Presentation - Live Green Specialist - Martina V. Rowley

Live Green Toronto is a new, five-year program initiated by the City of Toronto. Live Green will

• Help identify potential funding opportunities, including financial incentives and grants for programs such as, home energy retrofits; green power generation; community gardens; water and energy conservation, tree plantings and green roofs.
  
• Assist in navigating through regulatory and other approval processes
  
• Co-ordinate Live Green Toronto workshops to provide the know-how needed and make connections with other experts and suppliers.

The website www.livegreentoronto.ca will provide the information

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Ward 16 Council Meeting Minutes February 10th, 2009.

Click here for the minutes from the February 10th Ward 16 council meeting at Duke of Connaught Public School.

Up-coming Ward 16 Council Meeting dates: March 10th, May 11th & June 9th.

Tara Donovan
EBSAC Secretary

Ward 16 Council Meeting Tuesday, February 10th, 7 pm Duke of Connaught

Ward 16 Council Meeting Monday November 17th

Ward 16 Council Meeting

Monday November 17th at 7:00PM
At Beaches Alternative School, 50 Swanwick Ave.

Green Agenda

• Report from Beaches Alternative School on Green initiatives
• Heidi Campbell, Evergreen; School Ground Design Consultant for Evergreen and the Toronto District School Board will discuss greening school grounds

• Sunday Harrison, Green Thumbs Growing Kids; a group who offers food growing and environmental education programs and teaches urban children and their families to grow and appreciate fresh, nutritious foods, grown in an environmentally sustainable and socially just manner, in a hands-on program

• Meredith Hayes, Foodshare; Food to Table School Coordinator will share information on resources and free workshops on food and the environment including school gardens

• Sandra Bussin, Councillor; a discussion on city engagement in school initiatives i.e. recreation programs and green bin pick-up


Childcare and light refreshments will be provided