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Registration SM32324 · in-house

Dash Urban Inc.

Status: closed by lro10 September 2021 to 31 December 2022Source datasetReport an error on this page
Communications
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Lobbyists
2
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Linked applications
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Who

Client
Dash Urban Inc.
Registrant
Jonathan Yoken
Type
in-house
Status
closed by lro
Dates
Approved 10 September 2021; 10 September 2021 to 31 December 2022

Subject matter

  • Planning and Development
  • Planning and Development, Heritage
  • Planning and Development Application

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

Particulars

Lobbying for support and approval for the redevelopment of a site that includes 225-229 Queen Street East and 120-134 Sherbourne Street properties for a proposed mixed-use high-rise building and integration of two heritage buildings facades.

Addresses named: 120-134 Sherbourne St (Ward 13); 225-229 Queen Street East (Ward 13)

Automated summary of the registration text

Lobbying for support and approval for the redevelopment of a site that includes 225-229 Queen Street East and 120-134 Sherbourne Street properties for a proposed mixed-use high-rise building and integration of two heritage buildings facades.

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Communications

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"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

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Linked development applications

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