Hi Friend,
I know many folks were nervous about TTC workers going on strike this week for the first time in more than 15 years. While I’m grateful that a strike was averted and a deal was reached, I empathize with everyone who woke up on Friday morning unsure if they’d be able to get to work. That kind of fear and uncertainty is not something we should aspire to, and I now look forward to learning the terms of the deal and understanding how it will impact our city budget and transit fares in the years to come.
June is a time of celebration for so many communities. I was glad to help raise the Progress Pride flag at City Hall to celebrate the start of Pride Month, and made sure the flag would fly at the East York Civic Centre. June is also National Indigenous History Month, Filipino Heritage Month, Italian Heritage Month and Portuguese Heritage Month. Sending my best wishes to everyone celebrating their cultures and the rich diversity it brings to Toronto.
I’m continuing to keep a focus on getting more housing built that people can afford, both in our community and across the city. I’m proud to have led the charge to ensure our new policy for modest apartment buildings on major streets can actually work, by providing more flexibility in the number of units. And in recent development applications in our community, I’ve made it loud and clear to the builders that I expect them to deliver as many affordable homes as possible.
As always, reach out if my office or I can be of any help. Read on for more updates from City Hall and across #BEY.
Best,
– Brad
In This Issue
Updates & Announcements from City Hall
- City Hall Updates 🆕
Small Business Spotlight
- Local Fruit Markets in Beaches-East York 🆕
Local Events
- Volunteers, Vendors and Sponsors Needed for the 2024 East York Canada Day Festival 🚨
- June 8: St. Luke’s Church Outdoor Spring Sale
- June 8: Beaches Sandbox Jazz Night
- June 8: Danforth East Yard Sale and Sidewalk Sale
- June 8: The Queen Street East Sidewalk Sale 🆕
- June 9: 80th Anniversary of D-Day & The Battle of Normandy 🆕
- June 10: TPL Talk: Prepare For Retirement 🆕
- June 10: TPL: Writing the Imaginable and Writing the Unimaginable 🆕
- June 13: June Members Trip – St Jacobs and Drayton Shop and Show
- June 13: TPL Coming Out Event: LGBTQ2SIA+, Letters to My Younger Self
- June 15: NatureTO: Trees Around the Branch Tour 🆕
- June 22: Toronto Blues Fest 2024 Line-Up
- Members of the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra (TSYO) in Recital
Community Programs & Employment
- Annual Toronto Nature Stewards
- Community Centre 55 Seniors Spring Programming
- Healthy Child Screening
- Queer Youth United
- SCHC – Fall Bereavement Support Groups
- The Neighbourhood Group – Job Assistance
- Seniors Assistance Home Maintenance (SAHM) Program
- Thorncliffe Park Youth Wellness Hub
Neighbourhood News
- Upcoming Public Consultations on the Avenues Policy Review Initiative 🆕
- City of Toronto Taking Actions to Address Dangerous Dog Behaviour
Work in the Ward
- O’Connor Construction Update: June 2024 🆕
- Toronto Hydro Overhead & Underground Civil & Electrical Upgrade; Halsey Avenue 🆕
- Toronto Hydro Overhead & Underground Civil & Electrical Upgrade; Project Danforth
- Toronto Hydro Overhead Electrical Upgrade; Dentonia Park Avenue Overhead Rebuild Phase 1A
- Toronto Hydro Overhead & Underground Civil & Electrical Work: Glen Manor Drive
- REVISED: Hydro Work – Danforth Overhead Rebuild Phase 2A
City Wide News/Event
- Torontonians encouraged to explore farmers’ markets as summer arrives in the city 🆕
- The CaféTO Property Improvement Program is Now Accepting Applications
- Community Environment Days
Thanks for taking the time to read my bi-weekly newsletter! If you have any events, news, or ideas to share for our next one – please reach out to my office. Send me an email at [email protected] and we can get you included in our next issue.
Updates & Announcements from City Hall
City Hall Updates
Our last Council meeting featured a number of important debates. Council overwhelmingly passed a policy to allow more housing along our major streets. Because of my motion at Committee, staff came back with recommendations to allow up to 60 units in each building, which can ensure more projects make financial sense and actually get built.
We also debated two member’s motions I brought forward. The first called to accelerate the rebuild of the Gardiner by allowing 24/7 construction, and help relieve the pain this extra congestion has caused for so many people whenever they need to drive (or even take transit downtown along parallel routes). The motion passed, and staff will come back in July with recommendations. You can learn more about the motion and work underway in this story from CTV’s Natalie Johnson.
My second motion called for establishing community safety zones around places of worship and faith-based schools. I heard from many parents and community leaders who have been concerned about the rise in hate, and who felt these safety zones could help ensure their ability to attend school and religious services in safety and peace. Unfortunately the motion failed on a tight vote, after a high-power misinformation campaign – but I will continue to look for ways to make sure everyone in our community can be safe.
Small Business Spotlight
Local Fruit Markets in Beaches-East York 🆕
As part of our ongoing effort to support and celebrate local businesses, we’re shining a spotlight on some of the fantastic fruit markets in the Beaches-East York area. These markets are perfect for picking up fresh produce. Whether you’re looking for fresh fruit, vegetables, spices, or even a local baked pie, these markets have got you covered.
Warren Fruit Market: Grocery Store – 2052A Danforth Ave.
- A staple on Danforth Ave, Warren Fruit Market offers a wide variety of fresh fruits and groceries to meet all your daily needs.
Janny’s Fruit Mart – 2541 Danforth Ave.
- Known for its friendly service and high-quality produce, Janny’s Fruit Mart is a go-to spot for fresh fruits and vegetables.
Fresh 1 Market – 1942 Danforth Ave.
- Offering a diverse selection of fresh produce, Fresh 1 Market is a great place to find seasonal fruits and veggies.
Carload On the Beach – 2054 Queen St E.
- From fresh fruit and vegetables to spices and local baked pies, Carload On the Beach has everything you need for a delicious meal.
Danforth Market – 2742 Danforth Ave.
- A fantastic place to find Caribbean fruits and vegetables, Danforth Market brings a taste of the islands to our community.
Greenwood Market – 1258 Danforth Ave
- Greenwood Market is your go-to destination for fresh, high-quality produce right in the heart of the neighbourhood.
Take the time to explore #BEY’s local fruit markets this summer season! Happy shopping 🍉
Local Events
🚨 Volunteers, Vendors and Sponsors Needed for the 2024 East York Canada Day Festival 🚨
HELP US CELEBRATE!
The East York Canada Day Committee are excited to be planning the 68th East York Canada Day Festival celebrating EY@100 – a community of neighbours. They are planning special programming to honour this anniversary.
If you’re a vendor, the committee still has space available with an expected roster of 70+ vendors filling Stan Wadlow Park.
As a non-profit volunteer run event, they are always looking to the community for both volunteer and sponsor support.
To find out more, please visit their website at eycdc.ca/get-involved.
St. Luke’s Church Outdoor Spring Sale
St Luke’s Church is hosting its outdoor spring sale today! (Saturday, June 8, 2024) between 8:30am-3pm. There will be pancakes and a BBQ, everyone is welcome. Don’t miss out!
Beaches Sandbox Jazz Night
Beaches Sandbox is organizing a Jazz evening coming up today! (Saturday, June 8, 2024) at Queen and Lee Avenue. This event will feature JUNO award winning and Order of Canada recipient Dave Young with a quartet plus the great saxophonist Alison Young and her Quartet. The host for the evening will be award-winning singer and entertainer Shakura S’Aida.
Proceeds from the event will go towards supporting the Beaches Sandbox’s ongoing community cultural and educational programs.
For more information: Beaches Sandbox Jazz Night
Danforth East Yard Sale and Sidewalk Sale
The upcoming 10th Annual DECA #DanforthEast Yard Sale is happening today! (Saturday, June 8, 2024). This year they are hosting their multi-seller site at Kimbourne Park United Church and anyone without a yard in the catchment can register to have a sale on the Kimbourne lawn free of charge.
The Danforth Mosaic BIA will also be hosting their annual sidewalk sale on the same day. Donation items for New Circles (clothing) and Kennedy House (small household items) will also be collected. With the two events combined, it is guaranteed be a wonderful day of community activity.
The Queen Street East Sidewalk Sale 🆕
The Queen Street East Sidewalk Sale is taking place today! (Saturday, June 8, 2024) from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. It’ll be a fun-filled day of shopping, food, and entertainment. This in-person event is your chance to score amazing deals from local businesses right on the sidewalk. Whether you’re looking for unique gifts, trendy fashion, or delicious treats, you’ll find it all at the sale. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to support small businesses in the community while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of The Queen Street East Sidewalk Sale.
80th Anniversary of D-Day & The Battle of Normandy 🆕
In honour of D-Day & The Battle of Normandy, there will be a parade and ceremony tomorrow (Sunday, June 9, 2024) starting at 12:30pm at the St. John’s PS Parking Lot.
TPL Talk: Prepare For Retirement 🆕
Toronto Public Library is hosting an illustrated talk for seniors at the S. Walter Stewart Library branch titled “How to Emotionally Prepare and Begin the Transition to Retirement” on Monday, June 10, 2024, from 1 – 2:30 pm with social workers, Jill Kumer and Bryna Wasserman.
This workshop will discuss the emotions attached to the stages of retirement for seniors and others, pre and post-retirement. Participants will gain helpful tips that will enhance emotional fulfillment.
Register in branch at S. Walter Stewart Library, 170 Memorial Park Ave or by calling 416-396-3975.
TPL: Writing the Imaginable and Writing the Unimaginable 🆕
Join Toronto Public Library at the S. Walter Stewart branch on Monday June 10, 2024, from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm for a fascinating evening with two exceptional Canadian writers. Authors Nora Gold and Gary Barwin will be presenting their brilliant new books and discuss a wide range of topics including Jewish identity and experience in the contemporary world, the nature of creativity, the writing process, their lives as authors, and more.
Dr. Nora Gold is the prize-winning author of five books and Gary Barwin is a writer, composer, multidisciplinary artist and the author of 26 books.
Register in branch at S. Walter Stewart Library, 170 Memorial Park Ave or by calling 416-396-3975.
June Members Trip – St Jacobs and Drayton Shop and Show
Are you ready for a day of fun? The June Members Trip – St. Jacobs & Drayton SHOP & SHOW will be taking place on Thursday, June 13, 2024 and it is $140 per person.
To register, send an email to [email protected]
TPL Coming Out Event: LGBTQ2SIA+, Letters to My Younger Self 🆕
Toronto Public Library is hosting an interactive workshop at the S. Walter Stewart branch onThursday June 13, 2024 from 6 – 7:30 pm.
This interactive workshop includes sharing and writing letters to your younger self about coming out as a member of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community. The workshop will be led by Author Debra Anderson, who is a recipient of the Writers’ Trust of Canada’s prestigious Dayne Ogilvie Prize and has taught various innovative creative writing workshops. If you are interested in this workshop, register in branch at 170 Memorial Park Avenue or by calling 416-396-3975.
NatureTO: Trees Around the Branch Tour 🆕
Toronto Public Library, S. Walter Stewart branch is inviting everyone to join the City of Toronto Urban Forestry staff to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood walk. Learn how to recognize different species and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent/caregiver, and the tour will start and end at the S. Walter Stewart Library. The City of Toronto Urban Forestry tour is outside and around the neighbourhood where there may be uneven, unpaved surfaces. You are advised to dress and prepare accordingly for this outdoor program (e.g. hats, sunscreen, water, comfortable shoes). This program takes place rain or shine.
Registration is required. Register in branch or by calling 416-396-3975.
Toronto Blues Fest 2024 Line-Up
Are you ready to swing into your summer groove at the Toronto Blues Fest on Saturday, June 22, 2024? Presented by the Toronto East Rotary Club, the Toronto Blues Fest is a free, family-fun day boasting an impressive lineup of Blues artists along with a talent session, great food, a beverage terrace, Bela Square by DBS Marketplace with a variety of vendors, and a kids’ fun zone. Save the date!
Members of the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra (TSYO) in Recital
Kingston Road United Church is hosting a series of monthly recitals featuring Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra musicians in brief, informal recitals. Each recital features different instruments from the orchestra.
For more information, visit: TSYO Recitals.
Community Programs & Employment Events
Annual Toronto Nature Stewards
Calling all fellow Beachers 📣, the Ashbridge’s Bay Nature Stewards and the Glen Stewart Park Stewards are working under the Toronto Nature Stewards, which will be starting up soon. Please come and join your neighbours in helping to remove invasive and mostly non-native plants and replanting native plants. This successful program is entering into its fourth year.
Across Toronto, they have grown from 9 sites with 150 stewards in 2021 to 43 sites with a projected possible 1000 stewards this year.
Please visit https://torontonaturestewards.org/ for more information.
Community Centre 55 Seniors Spring Programming
Seniors Spring Programs began on Tuesday, April 2, 2024 and will end on Friday, June 21, 2024.
There are still have spots in the classes below with the others having a waitlist.
- Line Dancing
- Groove Fit
- Photography
- Hatha Yoga
- Mat Pilates
- Essentials Mat Pilates
PHOTOGRAPHY: This hands-on photography workshop at Community Centre 55 is for anyone new to photography. Participants are asked to bring their “camera” (cellphone camera, point-&-shoot, mirrorless or DSLR) and a USB stick for their presentations. The photography program is run by Landscape and Travel photographer James.
INFORMATIVE FRIDAYS PRESENTATION SERIES: A variety of engaging topics covering mental, financial, physical and social wellness. Keep an eye out for ongoing emails or check the Centre 55 bulletin board and www.centre55.com for more information. Their first presentation will be on April 12th. Details will be sent out early next week.
If you are interested in registering for any available classes or adding your name to a waitlist, please send an email with the following information:
- ‘SUBJECT – SENIORS SPRING PROGRAM’
- Your full name (first and last name)
- The name(s) of the classes you would like to register for
- Your email address, and
- Your phone number
They will be accepting cash or cheque payments only – credit card payments will not be accepted. Payments will be accepted during the first week of classes.
If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact Jade Maitland at [email protected] or (416) 691-1113 ext. 220.
Access Alliance Presents: Healthy Child Screening
If you have a child between the ages of 2 to 6 years old, then this event is for you!
Access Alliance is offering screening for children between the ages of 2 to 6 years old at various locations. Health care providers and community workers will screen your child on the spot and provide you with information and referrals as needed. All newcomers and community members are welcome!
For more information, please contact Keisha through email at [email protected] or cell, 416-693-8677 ext. 4234.
Queer Youth United
Queer Youth United (QYU) at Beach United Church, 140 Wineva Ave. every Thursday from 4-7pm.
QYU is is a 2SLGBTQ+ youth group for ages 15-29, where you can come and engage with others in a safe space within the community, while sharing meals, finding support and resources.
You are welcome to drop-by at any time during the 4pm-7pm time period!
For more info: instagram.com/QueerYouthUnited or beachunitedchurch.com.
SCHC – Fall Bereavement Support Groups
Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities is a not-for-profit organization that provides a variety of holistic programs to support the health and well-being of the community. One of the programs offered is the Bereavement Peer – Support Groups. They provide several different types of virtual and in-person options.
For more information, please visit: SCHC – Bereavement Care.
The Neighbourhood Group – Job Assistance
The Neighbourhood Group is offering FREE Employment Services to help you prepare for and find work. Whether you’re out of school and looking for a job, new to Canada and want your first Canadian work experience, looking to change your career, or trying to get back into the workforce, they have various training programs, work placements, workshops, online job board, and resource centres.
For more information, visit The Neighbourhood Group.
Seniors Assistance Home Maintenance (SAHM) Program
The Seniors Assistance Home Maintenance (SAHM) program has been organized to support the seniors community with services ranging from garden and yard work to light housekeeping.
If you or anyone you know is looking for more assistance around their home, contact Kevin at 416-531-8447 or email [email protected] for more information.
Thorncliffe Park Youth Wellness Hub
We’re thrilled to share that in-person services are available at the Thorncliffe Park Youth Wellness Hub, a new welcoming space at East York Town Centre that provides health, wellness, employment and other services for youth and young adults! To access services, come by the Thorncliffe Park Youth Wellness Hub during its drop-in hours: Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
It is located at East York Town Centre, 45 Overlea Blvd. (Please use mall Entrance 6; the Youth Wellness Hub is located beside Dollarama). All services are free and open to everyone aged 12 to 25. Youth and young adults do not need a health card, family doctor or medical referral. Services include wellness counselling, peer support, employment services, settlement services, food support, primary care and more. No matter what you might be dealing with, their team can help.
For more information, please visit Thorncliffe Youth Club or follow them on Instagram @ThorncliffeYouthHub.
Neighbourhood News
Upcoming Public Consultations on the Avenues Policy Review Initiative 🆕
Following City Planning’s proposal report to the Planning & Housing Committee on the Avenues Policy Review initiative (2024.PH10.3), there have been virtual Community Consultation Meetings scheduled for June 25 and July 4, 2024.
You are invited by the City Planning Division to join a virtual Community Consultation Meeting on Tuesday, June 25 at 10:30am or Thursday, July 4 at 6:00pm (to register click either link).
The purpose of this meeting is to consult with residents and businesses in Toronto East York on the Avenues Policy Review initiative, which is one part of the Housing Action Plan (HAP). The HAP is a cornerstone of the City’s efforts to address current housing challenges. Adopted by City Council in December 2022, the HAP outlines a strong ‘made-in-Toronto’ multi-pronged approach to increase housing supply, housing choice and affordability for current and future residents.
To help accomplish these goals, the HAP directed City staff to find ways to accelerate the supply of housing by examining and remove policy barriers to new housing. Through the Avenues Policy Review, City Planning staff are looking at opportunities to:
- update the vision and policy direction for how Avenues will develop;
- extend and potentially introduce new Avenues;
- streamline study requirements for building new housing along Avenues; and
- consider opportunities to create areas of transition between Avenues and Neighbourhoods to enable more housing.
For more information about this and similar initiatives, please visit the project webpage.
Please also consider completing this short survey to share your thoughts on this initiative directly with staff and help inform the discussion during the upcoming meetings.
City of Toronto Taking Actions to Address Dangerous Dog Behaviour
As directed by Toronto City Council, the City is visiting owners of all dogs who have received a dangerous dog order. Staff are delivering a new standardized sign for owners of these dangerous dogs, which must be visibly posted on their property. Staff will also remind owners of the requirements of their dangerous dog order. Following these proactive visits, staff will continue to conduct regular compliance checks and respond to complaints to ensure compliance.
The City has also posted a public list of dangerous dogs that includes the first three digits of the postal code for the dog owner, ward number, the dog’s name, breed and colour, and the date of the dangerous act at: toronto.ca/DangerousDogs.
Most dog attacks can be prevented if dogs are kept on a leash. Residents are reminded that it is a bylaw requirement for all dog owners to keep their dogs on leashes when out in public (except when in designated dogs off-leash areas). The most impactful action owners can undertake is prevention. If residents observe a dog they believe to have a dangerous dog designation without its muzzle or in an off-leash dog park, a complaint can be made to 311 and the matter will be investigated. City of Toronto taking actions to address dangerous dog behaviour.
We understand the importance of exercise for your beloved pet. However, it is important to practice Responsible Dog Ownership and keep your dog on leash in areas that are not marked off as official dog off-leash areas.
Please take the time to visit the following dogs off-leash areas in Beaches-East York by visiting the interactive map.
Be a good neighbour and be mindful of your surroundings!
Work in the Ward
O’Connor Construction Update: June 2024 🆕
The major streetscape reconstruction along O’Connor Drive has continued into phase 2 of the project. Currently, there is one lane open in each direction along O’Connor Drive, between St Clair Ave E and Bermondsey. The contractor continues to replace and restore sidewalks and curbs north of St Clair and will continue with the road reconstruction south of St Clair.
My office continues to meet with staff on a bi-weekly basis requesting additional resources and “Local Traffic Only” signage, and re-opening lanes whenever possible. The contractor will also be today (Saturday, June 8, 2024) between the hours of 7am-3pm.
Thank you for your patience during this critical infrastructure work. I hope you will continue to reach out to my office with any concerns.
Toronto Hydro Overhead & Underground Civil & Electrical Upgrade; Halsey Avenue 🆕
Toronto Hydro is pleased to inform you they will be improving the electricity system in our ward.
The boundaries for the project include a section of Halsey Avenue. They expect the work to begin July 2024.
Toronto Hydro Overhead & Underground Civil & Electrical Upgrade; Project Danforth
Toronto Hydro is pleased to inform you they will be improving the electricity system in our ward.
The boundaries for the project include Dentonia Park Avenue (North), Victoria Park Avenue (East), Danforth Avenue (South), and Eldon Avenue (West). Work began in March and will continue through January 2025.
Toronto Hydro Overhead Electrical Upgrade; Project Dentonia Park Avenue Overhead Rebuild Phase 1A
Toronto Hydro is hard at work to improve the electricity system in Ward 19. Please see the detailed graphic below for more information.
The boundaries for the project include Rosevear Avenue (North), Victoria Park Avenue (East), Dentonia Park Avenue (South), and Dawes Road (West).
Toronto Hydro Overhead & Underground Civil & Electrical Work: Glen Manor Drive
Toronto Hydro will be conducting further infrastructure upgrades in our community. Please see the detailed graphic below for more information.
The boundaries for the project include a section of Glen Manor Drive between Duart Park Road (North) and Queen Street East (South).
REVISED: Hydro Work – Danforth Overhead Rebuild Phase 2A
Toronto Hydro is currently doing some upgrades on Danforth. The boundaries for the project include Dentonia Park Avenue (North), Thyra Avenue (East), Danforth Avenue (South), and Avonlea Boulevard (West).
City Wide News/Events
Torontonians encouraged to explore farmers’ markets as summer arrives in the city 🆕
As Torontonians welcome the summer season, the City of Toronto is encouraging residents and visitors to explore farmers’ markets across the city, from Etobicoke to Scarborough and everywhere in between.
Farmers’ markets play an active role in the local food supply chain, provide Torontonians with access to fresh foods, and give residents another reason to get outside, explore communities across the city and support the local agriculture sector.
There are 22 farmers’ markets hosted at City sites across Toronto, including:
- Civic centres: East York Civic Centre, Etobicoke Civic Centre, Mel Lastman Square and Nathan Phillips Square
- Parks: Baird Park, Dieppe Park, Dufferin Grove Park, East Lynn Park, Flemingdon Park, Greenwood Park, Humber Bay West Park, June Rowlands Park, Masaryk Park, Riverdale Park West, Rosebank Park, R.V. Burgess Park, Sorauren Avenue Park, Trinity Bellwoods Park, Underpass Park, Withrow Park and Wychwood Barns Park
- Toronto Museums and Historic Sites: Montgomery’s Inn
The City-operated Saturday Farmers’ Market at the St. Lawrence Market is open for visitors to explore every Saturday from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m., year-round. The St. Lawrence Market is a renowned international food market featuring 120 merchants, vendors and farmers, offering fresh produce, meat and specialty items.
More information, including a list of farmers’ markets in Toronto, is available on the City’s 311 webpage: https://www.toronto.ca/home/311-toronto-at-your-service/find-service-information/article/?kb=kA06g000001cwKaCAI.
A special shout out to the East York Farmers’ Market, located at East York Civic Centre (850 Coxwell Ave) every Tuesday from 8am-2pm.
Mike Hill and Ruth Abbott are the organizers of this food market that will be running for its 25th year this season.
Support local this summer! 🌻
The CaféTO Property Improvement Program is Now Accepting Applications
The CaféTO Property Improvement Program supports commercial tenants and property owners to improve the appearance or function of curb lane cafes, commercial patios and sidewalk cafes. The program was developed in support of the recovery and long-term success of local small businesses. The grant covers a maximum of $7,500 in eligible improvements.
Find details and apply by June 17.
Community Environment Day
Community Environment Days play a crucial role in our waste reduction efforts, aligning with the City’s Long Term Waste Management Strategy. These events help divert reusable and recyclable waste from landfills while providing a safe disposal option for household hazardous waste.
This 2024, there are 47 in-community events happening from April to September. Additionally, Community Environment Days will be held at Drop-Off Depots on Sundays in July and August, offering even more opportunities for participation.
Residents are encouraged to attend BEY Environment Days on Sunday, July 21, 2024, from 10 am to 2 pm at Bermondsey Transfer Station, and on Sunday, July 28, 2024, at Ted Reeve Community Arena. However, residents are also free to visit other sites if these dates are not convenient.
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