Five sky-scraping towers and thousands of residential units have been proposed for 1710 and 1712 Ellesmere Road — an almost-two-hectare site on the edge of Scarborough City Centre. realestate realestatenews Toronto skyscrapers
Although the Harold R. Lawson facility ceased operations in 2001, CLTO has since run community-facing programming out of the building. The proposed development poses an opportunity to evolve CLTO programming, bringing not only affordable rental housing for the CLTO community to Scarborough Centre, but modern facilities to accommodate a new office and supportive programming, including respite services.
The planning report prepared in support of the development application states that the proposed stands to be “a vibrant community where people with intellectual disabilities are welcomed and have a sense of belonging throughout the entire site, not just within the CLTO building.
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