Panelists discuss finding the right balance with respect to development on Toronto's Waterfront. Chair: Joe Cressy, Councillor, City of Toronto Ward 20 Workshop Themes • How can we protect the water’s edge as a unique, nourishing resource for the whole community? • What are the appropriate uses and densities? • How can we ensure public access? • Do we need to correct the big picture? • How can we promote comprehensive waterfront planning? Panelists • Gregg Lintern, Acting Chief Planner, City of Toronto • Will Fleissig, CEO, Waterfront Toronto • Martin Gerwin, Mimico Lakeshore Community Network

1. Gregg Lintern
Acting Chief Planner
City OfToronto
Waterfront Summit
TheWaterfront as a
Unique Development Context

7. Airport Lands,
Q400
Downtown Growth,
1976+
Harbourfront
1972+
Deindustrialization
Assembly of
Skydome, ACC
Royal Commission,
1990s
Unlocking
Port Lands
Port Lands
Framework
Emergence of
South Core

8. Waterfront Toronto,
Canada
Canary Wharf
London, U.K.
Battery
Park,
New York
City

9. Tri-Government Model

11. MAKING
CONNECTIONS
PUBLIC
SPACES
CLEAN + GREEN
ENVIRONMENT
DIVERSE
COMMUNITIES

14. MAKING
CONNECTIONS
PUBLIC
SPACES
CLEAN + GREEN
ENVIRONMENT
DIVERSE
COMMUNITIES

16. Gregg Lintern
Acting Chief Planner
City OfToronto
Waterfront Summit
TheWaterfront as a
Unique Development Context