HISTORIC AND CULTURAL PRESERVATION
ENSURING OUR DIVERSE STORY IS REPRESENTED
FIRST TERM PROGRESS REPORT: $70 MillioN
ENVIRONMENT
HOMELESSNESS
HOMELESSNESS
- Saved the “A” Street Trees
- Testing Paddle Trail $93K
- Tree Plan $100K
- Sea Level Report $75K
- Stormwater $1.3M
- Estuary Program $45K
- Sustainability $100K
- Arborist $100K
- 30% Renewable by 2030
- Piling Removals $930K
- State of The Bays Report
- Living Shorelines
- Native Street Trees
- Restore 17th Ave Gazebo
HOMELESSNESS
HOMELESSNESS
HOMELESSNESS
- Day Center & Camp $442K
- Men’s Shelter $281K
- Social Work Pilot $135K
- Housing Women $300K
- Mobile Unit $300K
- Temporary Stays $180K
- Lots for Housing $233K
- 500 Aff Homes in 5 years
- Section 8 / Rehab $1.5M
- Rent Assistance $226K
- Coronavirus Relief $465K
- First Responders $515K
- ARPA Aff Housing: $3M
- ARPA Homelessness: $3M
PRESERVATION
HOMELESSNESS
PRESERVATION
- Chappie James $1.5M
- “Fred Levin Way”
- Ella Jordan Home $25K
- Alice Williams Library
- Malcolm Yonge Gym
- John Sunday II Plaza
- Women Veterans $40K
- Black History Trail $5K
- Historic Planner $150K
- 309 Punk Museum
- Historic City Properties
- Belmont-DeVilliers Mural
- D'Alemberte House
- "B" Street Shotgun