Al Rezoski speaks at the opening of a new pedestrian promenade in our neighbourhood.
Every walk-about with Al Rezoski on the Waterfront was a lesson in urban planning.
Al sent us this generous email:
“During the last 12 years I have been blessed to work with 5 progressive downtown City Councillors, amazing colleagues and many wonderful neighbourhood associations such as the YQNA. I am very sad to leave City Hall. We have accomplished so much. I owe much of my passion to the YQNA. You helped inform me how terrible the streetscapes were in the Central Bayfront. You set the bar high for developers and had a clear vision for how the central waterfront should be developed. Together we produced 6 downtown pedestrian promenade plans that guide development and pedestrian improvements. Thank you for your diligence in reviewing development applications and being involved in the planning process. Please carry the torch. I’ll miss working with you. Keep up the great work. You are making Toronto a much better City!”
— the same to you, Al.
Ulla Colgrass, YQNA Planning Committee
