Toronto Reference Library Blog

Toronto is reviewing its Official Plan, the general blueprint for future growth and development. Concurrently, the City Planning Department zeroes in on specific areas, neighbourhoods and streets that need revitalization. These reports and recommendations are called Area or Avenue Studies.

Here's a sampling of some Area and Avenue Studies available at the Reference Library:

 The Avenue Road Avenue Study                                                 Kingston Rd.                                    

Avenues and Mid-Rise Buildings Study

St. Clair Avenue West Study

   O'Connor Drive Avenue Study

 Look for the Toronto Collection in the Humanities and Social Sciences Department, 2nd floor, for books, reports, magazines and community newspapers on our neighbourhoods.

Toronto is reviewing its Official Plan, the general blueprint for future growth and development. Concurrently, the City Planning Department zeroes in on specific areas, neighbourhoods and streets that need revitalization. These reports and recommendations are called Area or Avenue Studies.

Here's a sampling of some Area and Avenue Studies available at the Reference Library:

 The Avenue Road Avenue Study                                                 Kingston Rd.                                    

Avenues and Mid-Rise Buildings Study

St. Clair Avenue West Study

   O'Connor Drive Avenue Study

 Look for the Toronto Collection in the Humanities and Social Sciences Department, 2nd floor, for books, reports, magazines and community newspapers on our neighbourhoods.