Traffic Light Update (January 22, 2021)
In response to our posting on January 19, 2021, we can update our residents with the following information:
- A meeting with our Community-based traffic group will take place on Monday, February 8, 2021 at 6:30pm to discuss traffic issues and a plan for the community. Staff from the office of Councillor Anna Bailao and the City of Toronto will be in attendance.
- In regard to the proposed traffic light at Cloverlawn Avenue and Dufferin Street, Councillor Bailao’s office confirmed the traffic light is under investigation and Traffic Operations will initiate the feasibility study. There is no scheduled activation.
Help us tackle traffic problems in our neighbourhoods (January 19, 2021)
Increased development along St. Clair West means growing traffic problems in our neighbourhoods. We think it’s time the City developed a plan for how to handle that problem – and we want your help to make it happen.
While the City has recently installed some new traffic lights in the area, there is no comprehensive traffic management plan for the neighbourhoods north and south of St. Clair. That increases the risk that individual projects will just push traffic problems into other parts of our area.
Regal Heights Residents’ Association, Northcliffe Village Residents’ Association, the Regal Heights Village BIA and St. Chad’s Anglican Church have teamed up to deal with the issue.
We’ve asked Davenport Councillor Ana Bailão to conduct a traffic study in a broad area along St. Clair West to determine the most effective ways to control traffic volume and speed. So far, we have received no response at all.
If you want to see a more organized approach to traffic management, one that will tackle the problem rather than just move it around, please make your voice heard.
Please contact our team and provide your comments to any of the email addresses below:
Help us do something about traffic before it becomes an even bigger problem.
While the City has recently installed some new traffic lights in the area, there is no comprehensive traffic management plan for the neighbourhoods north and south of St. Clair. That increases the risk that individual projects will just push traffic problems into other parts of our area.
Regal Heights Residents’ Association, Northcliffe Village Residents’ Association, the Regal Heights Village BIA and St. Chad’s Anglican Church have teamed up to deal with the issue.
We’ve asked Davenport Councillor Ana Bailão to conduct a traffic study in a broad area along St. Clair West to determine the most effective ways to control traffic volume and speed. So far, we have received no response at all.
If you want to see a more organized approach to traffic management, one that will tackle the problem rather than just move it around, please make your voice heard.
Please contact our team and provide your comments to any of the email addresses below:
- Regal Heights Residents’ Association: rhra@regalheights.ca
- Northcliffe Village Residents’ Association/ St. Chad’s Anglican Church: info@northcliffevillage.com
- Regal Heights Village BIA: chair.rhvbia@gmail.com
Help us do something about traffic before it becomes an even bigger problem.
Winterfest 2019
Pumpkin Carving 2019
Northcliffe Village Gardens
Summerfest 2019
Winterfest 2018
Pumpkin Carving 2018
Community clean up 2018
Northcliffe Village Residents' Association helps expedite the removal of snow and ice from Lauder Ave. after water main break.
Winterfest 2017
Winterfest 2016
Greenspace in front of Green P on Westmount
It came to our attention that the small green space in front of the Green parking lot on Westmount needed some TLC. The grass wasn't maintained and the trees had died long ago. We approached Councillor Palacio's office to discuss the replacement of the trees and to have the space landscaped and maintained. The talks are still in progress and we'll let you know what happens.
It came to our attention that the small green space in front of the Green parking lot on Westmount needed some TLC. The grass wasn't maintained and the trees had died long ago. We approached Councillor Palacio's office to discuss the replacement of the trees and to have the space landscaped and maintained. The talks are still in progress and we'll let you know what happens.
Planter Rejuvenation
Last September, we noticed the neglected and overgrown planter on St Clair near the new parkette. Our board as well as some neighbourhood volunteers took the initiative to pull the weeds, remove the garbage and turn the soil. We have also initiated talks with the city to have the planter planted and maintained by the city.
Last September, we noticed the neglected and overgrown planter on St Clair near the new parkette. Our board as well as some neighbourhood volunteers took the initiative to pull the weeds, remove the garbage and turn the soil. We have also initiated talks with the city to have the planter planted and maintained by the city.
