The Toronto Noise Coalition (TNC) objects to the Powerhouse Corporation’s application for a liquor licence at Polson Pier with increased licenced capacity both indoors and outdoors and, in particular, the removal of conditions that are on the current licence at that location.
Urge the commissioners to stop the mega-club and uphold the status quo with a much smaller club. After jets, casinos, and Ferris wheels, we are seeing yet another threat to waterfront renewal.
The TNC has just submitted to the City for distribution to the Noise Working Group material gathered in discussion is discussion with Charles Shamoon, Assistant Counsel, New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Mr. Shamoon is a lawyer and an engineer and was the lead writer of the NYC award winning Noise Code.
​On December 8, 2016 an introductory meeting was held to introduce members, review the history of the previous work on the Noise Bylaw and to present the Working Group Terms of Reference and meeting schedule for 2017.
The Working Group will be chaired by Intiaz Ruffudeen – Manager, Policy & Planning (ML&S) and City of Toronto staff from...
Last call at Toronto's bars could soon be significantly later, if the city's music industry advisory council has its way.
However, Liz Sauter of the Toronto Noise Coalition knows from experience this is NOT a good idea. It will cause more problems than benefits for the City.
