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Registration SM22187 · consultant

Joseph Coccaro

Status: closed3 September 2015 to 19 September 2018Source datasetReport an error on this page
Communications
2
1 offices contacted
Lobbyists
1
Linked agenda items
0
Published links only
Linked applications
3
Published links only

Who

Client
Joseph Coccaro
Consultant firm
Winch Planning & Development Services
Registrant
Melvin Winch
Type
consultant
Status
closed
Dates
Approved 1 September 2015; 3 September 2015 to 19 September 2018

Subject matter

  • Planning and Development Application, Minor Variance
  • Planning and Development Application, Consent to Sever

Source: City of Toronto Lobbyist Registry (open data). Dataset page.

Particulars

31 Flindon Rd.

Addresses named: 31 Flindon Rd (Ward 7)

Lobbyists

Organisations named

Communications

Communications per month

2015-09 to 2015-09

2 communications

How and with whom

By method · 1 meeting

By office holder

Most-contacted offices

  • Councilllor's Office Ward 7Councillor staff2
Offices contacted· 1 row
OfficeOffice holder typeCommunicationsMeetingsLast contact
Councilllor's Office Ward 7Councillor staff2124 September 2015
All communications· 2 rows
2 communications recorded
DateOfficeOffice holder (as recorded)Member's officeMethodLobbyist
24 September 2015Councilllor's Office Ward 7Laura Morrale
Councillor staff
—Email
E-mail
—
3 September 2015Councilllor's Office Ward 7Laura Morrale
Councillor staff
—Meeting—

"Member's office" is the member of council whose office was contacted (the member or their staff), resolved from the office holder name and office recorded in the registry.

Linked agenda items

No published links to agenda items.

Linked development applications

These links are inferred by lobbyTO from file numbers and addresses named in the registration (task L2); the registry does not record which application a registration concerns.

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