New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023 — Bill 154 (43rd Parliament, 1st Session)

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Bill 154, New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023

Bethlenfalvy, Hon. Peter Minister of Finance

Royal Assent received. Statutes of Ontario 2023,

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EXPLANATORY

NOTE

This Explanatory Note was written as a reader’s

aid to Bill 154 and does not form part of the law.

Bill 154 has been enacted as

Chapter 25 of the Statutes of Ontario, 2023.

SCHEDULE 1

RECOVERY THROUGH GROWTH ACT (CITY OF TORONTO), 2023

The

Schedule enacts the Recovery Through Growth Act (City of

Toronto), 2023 . The Act requires the Government of Ontario and the City

of Toronto to discuss the F. G. Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway,

financial support for the Toronto Transit Commission subway system, the use of

provincial and municipal surplus lands within the City of Toronto and financial

support to the City of Toronto for shelters and other homelessness programs and

services. Other matters for discussion can be prescribed.

SCHEDULE 2

REBUILDING ONTARIO PLACE ACT, 2023

The

Schedule enacts the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act, 2023 .

The Act defines several terms including vested real property, the Ontario Place

site and the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project, and provides for the vesting

of prescribed real property to the Crown. The City of Toronto is prohibited

from encumbering, selling or otherwise disposing of land identified by Property

Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 1 to the Act. The Act requires the

Crown to pay compensation in respect of vested real property that vests in the

Crown and sets out a framework for paying the compensation. (Sections 1 to 4)

The

Act, in effect, gives the Minister of Infrastructure the powers conferred upon

the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing under sections 23 and 47 of the Planning Act and provides that any order made by the

Minister of Infrastructure using those powers need not be consistent with any

policy statement issued under subsection 3 (1) of the Planning

Act and need not conform with any provincial plan in effect in the area

in which the order applies. The Act exempts from the Environmental

Assessment Act , with certain exceptions, undertakings that are carried

out at a site that is comprised of the land identified by the Property

Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 3 to the Act and any other

prescribed land that is part of the land identified by the Property

Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 1. Undertakings that are not carried

out at that site are also exempt from the Environmental

Assessment Act if they further the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project.

The Act provides that the Ontario Heritage Act does

not apply in respect of land identified by Property Identification Numbers set

out in

Schedule 3 to the Act or any buildings or structures located on that

land or to any land, buildings or structures specified in regulations, if any.

The Act also authorizes regulations to specify land, buildings or structures at

the Ontario Place site to which the Ontario Heritage Act

applies. (Sections 5 to 10)

The

City of Toronto’s ability to prohibit and regulate noise emitted from the

Ontario Place site is removed unless authorized to do so under the regulations.

As well, the Act includes a regulation-making power to impose limits and

conditions on the power of the City of Toronto under the City

of Toronto Act, 2006 , if it is considered necessary or desirable to

facilitate construction at the Ontario Place site. (Sections 11 and 12)

it is determined by the Minister that specified municipal service and right of

way access is required for the purpose of furthering the Ontario Place

Redevelopment Project and the City of Toronto and the Corporation (or a prescribed

person or entity, if applicable) are not able to agree on terms for the

municipal service and right of way access, the Minister may make a municipal

service and right of way access order setting out terms specified in the Act. (Section

13)

The

remaining provisions of the Act address various miscellaneous matters,

including Ministerial directives and delegation to the Ontario Infrastructure

and Lands Corporation, service of documents, protections against liability and

regulation-making powers (which may be retroactive). (Sections 14 to 21)

Finally,

a number of self-amendments and consequential amendments to the Environmental Bill of Rights, 1993 and the Ontario Infrastructure and Lands

Corporation Act, 2011 are made. (Sections 22 to 24)

The

main body of the Act comes into force on the day the New

Deal for Toronto Act, 2023 receives Royal Assent with several amending

provisions coming into force on a later day to be named by proclamation of the

Lieutenant Governor. Subsection 23 (2) which repeals the consequential

amendment to the Environmental Bill of Rights, 1993

comes into force 30 days after the New Deal for Toronto

Act, 2023 receives Royal Assent. (Section 25)

Bill 154 2023

Act to enact the Recovery Through Growth Act (City of Toronto), 2023 and the Rebuilding

Ontario Place Act, 2023

Contents

of this Act

Commencement

Short

title

Schedule 1

Recovery

Through Growth Act (City of Toronto), 2023

Schedule 2

Rebuilding

Ontario Place Act, 2023

Preamble

The

Government of Ontario recognizes the City of Toronto’s unique role as a

regionally, provincially and nationally significant centre for job creation and

economic growth and a primary destination for young people and new immigrants.

This

Act is part of the Government’s efforts to improve the long-term financial

stability and sustainability of Toronto, and advance key priorities between the

City of Toronto and the Government of Ontario. This Act will support smart and

effective growth for Toronto, including in key areas such as transportation,

infrastructure, housing and efficient service delivery.

Therefore,

His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of

the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:

Contents

of this Act

1 This Act consists of this section, sections 2 and 3 and

the Schedules to this Act.

Commencement

(1) Except as otherwise provided in this

section, this Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal Assent.

(2) The

Schedules to this Act come into force as provided in each Schedule.

(3) If

Schedule to this Act provides that any provisions are to come into force on a

day to be named by proclamation of the Lieutenant Governor, a proclamation may

apply to one or more of those provisions, and proclamations may be issued at

different times with respect to any of those provisions.

Short

title

3 The

short title of this Act is the New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023 .

SCHEDULE 1

RECOVERY THROUGH GROWTH ACT (CITY OF TORONTO), 2023

Discussions

between the Province and the City

(1) The

Government of Ontario and the City of Toronto shall continue to discuss the

following, including implementation plans where there is agreement:

1. The

F. G. Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway, including the possibility

of those highways and the associated rights of way becoming provincial

responsibilities.

2. Financial

support for the Toronto Transit Commission subway system, including for initiatives

to improve public safety and security.

3. The

use of provincial and municipal surplus lands within the City of Toronto to

more effectively address housing needs, including the supply of all forms of

housing, and other priorities of the Province and the City of Toronto.

4. Financial

support to the City of Toronto for shelters and other homelessness programs and

homelessness programs and services for refugees and asylum seekers.

5. Any

other matters prescribed by the regulations.

Implementation

plans

(2) The

discussions required under subsection (1) shall include discussions of

implementation plans to implement anything agreed to between the Government of

Ontario and the City of Toronto.

Regulations

The Lieutenant

Governor in Council may make regulations,

(

a) setting

out a

schedule for the conduct of discussions required under subsection 1 (1);

(

b) prescribing

other matters for the purposes of paragraph 5 of subsection 1 (1).

Repeal

of Act

This

Act is repealed.

Commencement

(1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, the Act set out in

this

Schedule comes into force on the day the New Deal for

Toronto Act, 2023 receives Royal Assent.

(2) Section

3 comes into force on a day to be named by proclamation of the Lieutenant

Governor.

Short

title

The

short title of the Act set out in this

Schedule is the Recovery Through Growth Act (City of Toronto), 2023 .

SCHEDULE 2

REBUILDING ONTARIO PLACE ACT, 2023

Interpretation

Definitions

Vested Real Property

Land

vested in the Crown

Restrictions

on City re property

Compensation

Planning Ontario Place Site

Amendment

of official plan re Ontario Place site

Power

of Minister re zoning and subdivision control, Ontario Place site

Non-application,

provincial policy statements etc.

Conflict

Environmental Assessment Exemptions

Environmental

Assessment Act, exemptions re Ontario Place

Non-Application of Ontario Heritage Act

Non-application

of Ontario Heritage Act, re Ontario Place

Limitations on City of Toronto Powers

Noise

at Ontario Place

Facilitate

construction at the Ontario Place site, regulations

Municipal Service and Right of Way Access

Municipal

service and right of way access

Miscellaneous

Ministerial

directives

Delegation

to Infrastructure Ontario

Serving

a document

Extinguishment

of causes of action

Regulations,

Minister

Regulations,

Lieutenant Governor in Council

Adoption

of documents in regulations

Retroactivity,

existing rights

Amendments

Self-amendments

Consequential Amendments

Environmental

Bill of Rights, 1993

Ontario

Infrastructure and Lands Corporation Act, 2011

Commencement and

Short Title

Commencement

Short

title

Schedule 1

Land

that can be prescribed for the purposes of subsections 2 (1) and 9

(1) Schedule 2

Land

that can be prescribed as the Ontario Place site

Schedule 3

Specified

land at the Ontario Place site

Interpretation

Definitions

1 In this Act,

“Corporation”

means the Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation; (“Société”)

“Crown”

means the Crown in right of Ontario; (“Couronne”)

“Minister”

means the Minister of Infrastructure or such other member of the Executive

Council to whom responsibility for the administration of this Act is assigned

or transferred under the Executive

Council Act ; (“ministre”)

“Ontario

Place Redevelopment Project” means,

(

a) an

enterprise or activity in respect of services, facilities, land or

infrastructure of any nature or kind at the Ontario Place site,

(

b) any

prescribed enterprise or activity at the Ontario Place site, or

(

c) a

proposal, plan or program in respect of an enterprise or activity described in

clause (

a) or (b); (“projet de réaménagement de la Place de l’Ontario”)

“Ontario

Place site” means the prescribed land that is part of the land identified by

the Property Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 2; (“site de la Place

de l’Ontario”)

“prescribed”

means prescribed by the Minister under

section 18; (“prescrit”)

“regulations”

means the regulations made under this Act; (“règlements”)

“vested

real property” means the land, interests, buildings, structures, fixtures,

additions, alterations and improvements that are vested in the Crown under

section 2. (“biens réels dévolus”)

Vested

Real Property

Land

vested in the Crown

(1) Any land

prescribed for the purposes of this subsection is vested in the Crown on the

date prescribed in respect of the land and is under the Minister’s control.

Buildings,

structures etc. vested in the Crown

(2) If

land is prescribed for the purpose of subsection (1), the following are also

vested in the Crown on the date prescribed in respect of the land and are under

the Minister’s control:

1. All

interests in the land.

2. All

buildings and structures located on the land and

all interests in those buildings and structures.

3. All

fixtures and all interests in fixtures installed or placed in or used in

connection with the land or the buildings or structures described in paragraph

4. All

additions, alterations and improvements and all interests in those additions,

alterations and improvements made in connection with the land or the buildings

or structures described in paragraph 2 or the fixtures described in paragraph 3.

Application

(3) Subsections

(1) and (2) apply despite anything in any agreement, instrument, other Act or

regulation, other than a regulation under this Act.

Ontario

Place land

(4) Land

prescribed for the purpose of subsection (1) must be within the land identified

by the Property Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 1.

Exceptions

etc.

(5) This

section is subject to any prescribed exceptions, conditions, limitations or

restrictions.

Restrictions

on City re property

(1) No person or entity, including

the City of Toronto, shall encumber, sell or otherwise dispose of,

(

a) any

land that is part of the land identified by the Property Identification Numbers

set out in

Schedule 1;

(

b) any

buildings or structures located on the land described in clause (a);

(

c) any

interests in the land described in clause (

a) and any interests in the

buildings or structures described in clause (b);

(

d) any

fixtures or any interests in fixtures installed or placed in or used in

connection with the land described in clause (

a) or the buildings or structures

described in clause (b); or

(

e) any

additions, alterations and improvements or interests in those additions,

alterations and improvements made in connection with the land described in

clause (a), the buildings or structures described in clause (

b) or the fixtures

described in clause (d).

Deemed

contravention, pre-Royal Assent

(2) The

encumbrance, sale or disposal of any thing mentioned in subsection (1) by any

person or entity, including the City of Toronto, after the day the New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023 receives First Reading and

before the day that Act receives Royal Assent is deemed to be a contravention

of subsection (1).

Exceptions

etc.

(3) This

section is subject to any such exceptions, conditions, limitations or

restrictions as may be set out in the regulations.

Compensation

(1) If

vested real property was under the ownership or control of the City of Toronto,

or such other person or entity as may be specified in the regulations,

immediately before the property was vested in the Crown, the Crown shall pay

compensation in respect of the vested real property to the City of Toronto or

to the specified person or entity, as applicable, in accordance with this Act

and the regulations.

Same

(2) The compensation payable to the City of

Toronto or to the specified person or entity, as applicable, shall be based on

the market value of the property as set out in the reports mentioned in

subsection (4) and such other amounts as may be set

out in the regulations.

Costs

deducted from compensation

(3) If any amount, such as costs, is

recoverable under this Act by the Crown against the City of Toronto or any

person or entity specified for the purposes of subsection (1), the compensation

payable to the City, person or entity, as applicable, in respect of any vested

real property may be reduced by that amount or by a portion of that amount.

Appraisal

reports

(4) The

Minister, or another entity as may be specified in this Act or the regulations,

shall prepare the following reports in accordance with

such requirements as may be set out in the regulations :

1. A

report appraising the market value of vested real property that was under the

ownership or control of the City of Toronto before the property was vested in

the Crown under

section 2.

2. In

respect of each person or entity specified for the purposes of subsection (1),

a report appraising the market value of vested real property under the

ownership or control of the specified person or entity before the property was vested

in the Crown under

section 2.

Same

(5) A

separate report shall be prepared under subsection (4) in respect of each

regulation made for the purposes of subsection 2 (1) and each report shall

contain,

(

a) a

list of the selling prices of comparable properties;

(

b) an

explanation of any reductions made under subsection (3); and

(

c) such other information as may be required by the

regulations.

Timing

and methodologies for determining or valuing amounts

(6) The

appraisal of market value under subsection (4) is subject

to such rules as may be specified in the regulations respecting,

(

a) dates

or periods with respect to which the market value of vested real property shall

be determined or valued;

(

b) methodologies

for determining or valuing any amount or thing related to appraising the market

value of vested real property; and

(

c) such

other rules as may be set out in the regulations.

Provision

of reports

(7) The

Crown shall provide a copy of the relevant report to the City of Toronto and to

each specified person or entity, as applicable, at the time compensation is

paid.

Overpayment

(8) Any

amount paid to the City of Toronto or to a specified person or entity under

this

section that exceeds the amount of compensation to which the City, person

or entity is entitled under this

section is a debt due to the Crown, and the

Crown may recover the debt by action or by any other remedy or procedure

available by law to the Crown for the collection of debts owed to the Crown.

Money

appropriated by the Legislature

(9) The

compensation payable under this

section shall be paid for out of the money

appropriated for the purpose by the Legislature.

Disputes

(10) Any

dispute relating to this

section shall be determined by binding arbitration

under the Arbitration Act, 1991 .

Market

value

(11) In

this section,

“market

value” in respect of property means the amount that the property might be

expected to realize, based on the existing condition and current use of the

property, if sold in the open market by a willing seller to a willing buyer.

Planning

Ontario Place Site

Amendment

of official plan re Ontario Place site

(1) The Minister may, by order,

amend an official plan under the Planning

Act if the Minister is of the opinion that the plan is likely to

adversely affect a matter of provincial interest within the meaning of that Act

in respect of the Ontario Place site.

Effect

of order

(2) The

Minister’s order has the same effect as an amendment to the plan adopted by the

council and approved by the appropriate approval authority under the Planning Act .

Non-application

of Legislation Act, 2006 ,

Part III

(3) Part

III (Regulations) of the Legislation Act, 2006 does

not apply to an order made under subsection (1).

Power

of Minister re zoning and subdivision control, Ontario Place site

6 The Minister may, in respect of the Ontario

Place site, by order under this Act, exercise any of the powers conferred upon

the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing under

section 47 of the Planning Act .

Non-application,

provincial policy

statements

etc.

7 Despite any other Act, an order made under

section 5 or 6 need not be consistent with any policy statement issued under

subsection 3 (1) of the Planning Act

and need not conform with any provincial plan in effect in the area in which

the order applies.

Conflict

(1) In the event of conflict between

an order made under

section 23 of the Planning Act

in respect of the Ontario Place site and an order made under

section 5 of this

Act, the order made under

section 5 prevails.

(2) In

the event of conflict between an order made under

section 47 of the Planning Act in respect of the Ontario Place site and an

order made under

section 6 of this Act, the order made under

section 6

prevails.

Environmental Assessment Exemptions

Environmental

Assessment Act ,

exemptions re Ontario Place

(1) The following are exempt from

the Environmental Assessment Act :

1. Any

undertaking carried out at the site described in subsection (2).

2. Any

undertaking that is not carried out at the site described in subsection (2),

including any of the following undertakings, if the undertaking furthers the

Ontario Place Redevelopment Project:

i. Establishing,

changing or retiring water works or sewage works.

ii. Establishing,

changing or retiring a highway, an access point associated with a highway or a

parking facility or area.

iii. Acquiring

or disposing of any land, buildings, structures, fixtures, additions,

alterations or improvements, and any interests in such land, buildings,

structures, fixtures, additions, alterations or improvements.

3. The

vesting of any land, buildings, structures, fixtures, additions, alterations or

improvements, and any interests in such land, buildings, structures, fixtures,

additions, alterations or improvements under

section 2 and any other

undertakings related to the vesting.

Site

of undertakings

(2) The

site mentioned in subsection (1) is comprised of,

(

a) the

land identified by the Property Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 3;

and

(

b) prescribed

land, if any, that is part of the land identified by the Property

Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 1.

Non-application

of exemption

(3) An

exemption in subsection (1) does not apply in respect of,

(

a) an

undertaking for which a notice of completion has been issued on or before July

4, 2023 under the Public Work Class Environmental Assessment; or

(

b) such

other undertakings as may be prescribed.

Changes

to specified undertakings

(4) Any

change to an undertaking described in clause (3) (

a) is exempt from the Environmental Assessment Act .

Definitions

(5) In

this section,

“highway”

has the same meaning as under the Highway Traffic Act ;

(“voie publique”)

“Public

Work Class Environmental Assessment” means the Class Environmental Assessment

Process for Management Board Secretariat and Ontario Realty Corporation

approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council on April 28, 2004 under Order in

Council 913/2004, as amended or renamed from time to time; (“Évaluation

environnementale de portée générale pour les travaux publics”)

“sewage

works” has the same meaning as under the Ontario Water

Resources Act ; (“station d’épuration des eaux d’égout”)

“undertaking”

has the same meaning as under the Environmental Assessment

Act ; (“entreprise”)

“water

works” has the same meaning as under the Ontario Water

Resources Act . (“station de purification de l’eau”)

Non-Application of Ontario Heritage Act

Non-application

of Ontario Heritage Act , re Ontario Place

(1) Despite subsection 68 (3) of the

Ontario Heritage Act , and subject to any

regulations made under subsection (2) of this section, the Ontario Heritage Act does not apply in respect of,

(

a) the

land identified by the Property Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 3;

(

b) any

buildings or structures located on the land described in clause (a).

Regulations

(2) The

Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations,

(

a) specifying

additional land, buildings or structures at the Ontario Place site to which the

Ontario Heritage Act does not apply;

(

b) specifying

land, buildings or structures at the Ontario Place site to which the Ontario Heritage Act applies, which may include the

Cinesphere and the five elevated, interconnected pavilions, known as the Pods.

Same

(3) For

greater certainty, if a regulation made under clause (2) (

b) specifies a

building, structure or land to which the Ontario Heritage

Act applies, the Act does not apply in respect of any other buildings,

structures or land described in subsection (1) or specified in a regulation

made under clause (2) (a).

Same

(4) Subsection

(3) applies even if the transfer, use, development or modification of the other

buildings, structures or land mentioned in that subsection would directly or

indirectly affect the building, structure or land specified in the regulation

made under clause (2) (b).

Limitations on City of Toronto Powers

Noise

at Ontario Place

(1) Despite sections 7 and 8 of the City of Toronto Act 2006 , the City of Toronto does not

have the power to prohibit and regulate with respect to noise emitted from the

Ontario Place site, except as otherwise authorized by regulation.

Regulations

(2) The

Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations,

(

a) authorizing

the City of Toronto to prohibit and regulate with respect to noise emitted from

the Ontario Place site; and

(

b) governing

the powers of the City of Toronto under clause (a).

Facilitate

construction at the Ontario Place site, regulations

(1) If the Lieutenant Governor in

Council considers that it is necessary or desirable to facilitate construction

at the Ontario Place site, the Lieutenant Governor in Council may make

regulations imposing limits and conditions on the power of the City of Toronto

under the City of Toronto Act, 2006 , or providing

that the City cannot exercise the power in specified circumstances.

Same

(2) If

a regulation under subsection (1) imposes limits or conditions on a power of

the City of Toronto or provides that the City cannot exercise a power in specified

circumstances, any by-law made by the City under the applicable power is

inoperative to the extent of the limits, conditions or prohibition.

Municipal Service and Right of Way Access

Municipal

service and right of way access

(1) This

section applies if the Minister

determines that the Corporation or any other prescribed person or entity

requires any of the following for the purpose of furthering the Ontario Place

Redevelopment Project:

1. Municipal

service and right of way access in the form of the use, occupation,

modification or temporary closure of a municipal highway, or a municipal right

of way.

2. Municipal

service and right of way access in the form of the use of, access to or

modification of,

i. real

property or an interest in real property that is under City of Toronto

ownership or control,

ii. infrastructure

that is under City of Toronto ownership or control, or

iii. municipal

services related to the infrastructure mentioned in subparagraph ii.

Application

(2) For

greater certainty, this

section applies in respect of any municipal service and

right of way access described in subsection (1) regardless of where the service

or right of way is located, if the Minister determines that municipal service

and right of way access is required for the purpose of furthering the Ontario

Place Redevelopment Project.

Modification

includes construction

(3) A

reference in subsection (1) to the modification of a municipal service includes

a reference to the removal of a municipal service and a reference to the

construction of a municipal service that does not exist on the date

section 2 of

Schedule 2 to the New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023

comes into force.

Notice

(4) The

Minister shall notify the City of Toronto and the Corporation or the person or

entity prescribed for the purposes of subsection (1), as applicable, that any

municipal service and right of way access described in that subsection is required

by giving written notice stating,

(

a) the

particulars of the municipal service and right of way access that is required;

and

(

b) the

date by which the municipal service and right of way access is required.

Negotiation

(5) After

the City of Toronto and the Corporation or the person or entity prescribed for

the purposes of subsection (1), as applicable, receive the notice, the City of

Toronto and the Corporation or prescribed person or entity, as applicable, shall

enter reasonably promptly into negotiations to agree on terms for the municipal

service and right of way access.

negotiation fails, Minister’s order

(6) If,

in the Minister’s opinion, the City of Toronto and the Corporation or the

person or entity prescribed for the purposes of subsection (1), as applicable,

will not be able to agree on terms for the municipal service and right of way

access even though the Corporation or the prescribed person or entity, as

applicable, has made reasonable efforts to reach an agreement, the Minister may

make a municipal service and right of way access order in accordance with

subsections (7) and (8).

Before

making order

(7) In

developing a municipal service and right of way access order, the Minister,

(

a) shall

consult with the City of Toronto and the Corporation or the person or entity

prescribed for the purposes of subsection (1), as applicable, in the manner

that, in the Minister’s opinion, is appropriate;

(

b) may

require the City of Toronto and the Corporation or the person or entity

prescribed for the purposes of subsection (1), as applicable, to provide information

that, in the Minister’s opinion, the Minister requires to make the order; and

(

c) may

obtain technical or other advice on the development of the order.

Terms

of order

(8) A

municipal service and right of way access order may require the City of Toronto

to provide the municipal service and right of way access set out in the order

and may set terms governing the City of Toronto and the Corporation or the

person or entity prescribed for the purposes of subsection (1), as applicable,

in respect of the municipal service and right of way access, including terms

respecting any of the following matters:

1. Implementation

of adequate measures to mitigate the impact on the public of the municipal

service and right of way access, which may include notification to the City of

Toronto and the public of matters concerning the municipal service and right of

way access.

2. Provision

of resources and compensation to address the impact on the City of Toronto of

the municipal service and right of way access.

3. Measures

to address potential City of Toronto liability arising from the municipal

service and right of way access.

4. Technical

standards that must be met to support the municipal service and right of way

access.

5. Dispute

resolution.

6. Any

other matters.

Revising

or cancelling order

(9) If

the Minister determines that it is necessary to do so, the Minister may revise

or cancel the municipal service and right of way access order by giving the City

of Toronto and the Corporation or the person or entity prescribed for the

purposes of subsection (1), as applicable, written notice stating,

(

a) the

particulars of why the order needs to be revised or cancelled and, if revision

is required, of the revision; and

(

b) the

date that the revision or cancellation is to take effect.

Negotiation,

development and terms

(10) Subsections

(5) to (8) apply, with necessary modifications, with respect to the revision or

cancellation of the municipal service and right of way access order.

Money

appropriated by the Legislature

(11) Any

compensation payable under this

section shall be paid for out of the money

appropriated for the purpose by the Legislature.

Compliance

with order

(12) The

City of Toronto, the Corporation and any person or entity prescribed for the

purposes of subsection (1) shall comply with a municipal service and right of

way access order.

Enforcement

(13) A

municipal service and right of way access order may be filed in the Superior

Court of Justice and then may be enforced as if it were an order of that court.

Miscellaneous

Ministerial

directives

(1) The Minister may issue

directives in writing to the Corporation in respect of any matter under this

Act.

Implementation

(2) The

Corporation’s board of directors shall ensure the directives to the Corporation

are implemented promptly and efficiently.

Directive

not a regulation

(3) A

directive is not a regulation within the meaning of

Part III (Regulations) of

the Legislation Act, 2006 .

Delegation

to Infrastructure Ontario

15 The Minister may delegate the Minister’s

functions under subsections 4 (4) and 13 (1), (2) and (4) in whole or in part

to the Corporation, subject to any conditions and restrictions set out in the

delegation.

Serving

a document

(1) Except

as otherwise provided under this Act, a notice, order or document that is

required or permitted to be given or provided to, or served on, a person or

entity under this Act is sufficiently given, provided or served if it is,

(

a) delivered

directly to the person or entity;

(

b) sent

by registered mail to the person’s or entity’s last known address;

(

c) sent

by email to the person’s or entity’s last known email address; or

(

d) given

by any other prescribed means.

Deemed

receipt

(2) Subject

to subsection (3),

(

a) a

document sent under clause (1) (

c) is deemed to have been received on the first

business day after the day it was sent; and

(

b) a

document sent under clause (1) (

d) is deemed to have been received on the day

specified by the regulations.

Failure

to receive document

(3) Subsection

(2) does not apply if the person or entity establishes that they, acting in

good faith, did not receive the document or received it on a later date because

of a reason beyond their control, including absence, accident, disability or

illness.

Extinguishment

of causes of action

(1) No cause of action arises

against the Crown, the Corporation, any current or former member of the

Executive Council or any current or former employee, officer or agent of or

advisor to the Crown or the Corporation as a direct or indirect result of,

(

a) the

enactment, amendment or repeal of any provision of this Act;

(

b) the

making, amendment or revocation of any provision of a regulation, order,

directive, notice, report or other instrument under this Act;

(

c) anything

done or not done in accordance with this Act, or a regulation, order,

directive, notice, report or other instrument under this Act;

(

d) any

modification, revocation, cessation or termination of rights in real property,

contractual rights or other rights resulting from anything referred to in

clauses (

a) to (c); or

(

e) any

representation or other conduct that is related, directly or indirectly, to the

actual or potential transfer of vested real property or any part thereof,

whether the representation or other conduct occurred before or after

section 2 of

Schedule 2 to the New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023 came

into force.

remedy

(2) Except

as otherwise provided under

section 4, in an order under

section 13 or in a

regulation under clause 19 (c), if any, no costs, compensation or damages,

including for loss of revenues or loss of profit, are owing or payable to any

person and no remedy, including but not limited to a remedy in contract,

restitution, tort, misfeasance, bad faith, trust or fiduciary obligation, any

equitable remedy or any remedy under any statute, is available to any person in

connection with anything referred to in subsection (1) against any person

referred to in that subsection.

Proceedings

barred

(3) No

proceeding that is directly or indirectly based on or related to anything

referred to in subsection (1) may be brought or maintained against any person

referred to in that subsection.

Application

(4) Subsection

(3) does not apply with respect to an application for judicial review, but does

apply with respect to any other court, administrative or arbitral proceeding

claiming any remedy or relief, including specific performance, injunction,

declaratory relief or the enforcement of a judgment, order or award made

outside Ontario.

Retrospective

effect

(5) Subsections

(1) to (3) apply regardless of whether the cause of action on which a

proceeding is purportedly based arose before, on or after the day this

subsection came into force.

costs awarded

(6) No

costs shall be awarded against any person in respect of a proceeding that

cannot be brought or maintained under subsection (3).

Aboriginal

or treaty rights

(7) This

section does not apply to a cause of action that arises from any aboriginal or

treaty right that is recognized and affirmed by

section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982 .

expropriation or injurious affection

(8) Nothing

referred to in subsection (1) constitutes an expropriation or injurious

affection for the purposes of the Expropriations Act

or otherwise at law.

Proceedings

by Crown not prevented

(9) This

section does not apply with respect to proceedings brought by the Crown.

Regulations, Minister

18 The Minister may make regulations,

(

a) respecting

anything that is referred to in this Act as being prescribed;

(

b) exempting

any person or entity from a provision of this Act or the regulations, with or

without conditions;

(

c) defining

any word or expression used in this Act that is not already defined and further

defining any word or expression used in this Act that is already defined in

this Act;

(

d) requiring

the City of Toronto or other specified person or entity to take specified actions

with respect to vested real property;

(

e) governing

the recovery by the Crown of costs from the City of Toronto or other prescribed

person or entity, including prescribing circumstances in which the Crown may

recover costs, prescribing the costs that may be recovered, requiring the City

of Toronto or other prescribed person or entity to pay such costs and

authorizing the Crown to recover the prescribed costs in those prescribed

circumstances;

(

f) respecting

whether an undertaking is in furtherance of the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project

for the purposes of paragraph 2 of subsection 9 (1), which may include

specifying undertakings that further or do not further the Project or

authorizing a person specified by the regulations to make a determination of

whether undertakings further the Project;

(

g) requiring

the City of Toronto or a specified person or entity to provide information to

the Minister or other prescribed person or entity that is relevant to the

administration of this Act;

(

h) providing

for transitional matters which, in the opinion of the Minister, are necessary

or desirable to,

(

i) facilitate

the implementation of this Act or any provision of this Act, including matters

arising from the vesting of real property,

(ii) deal

with problems or issues arising as a result of the enactment of this Act;

(

i) providing

for any other matters to carry out this Act, other than matters that may be the

subject of regulations made under subsection 10 (2), 11 (2) or

section 12 or

Regulations,

Lieutenant Governor in Council

19 The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make

regulations,

(

a) if

the Lieutenant Governor in Council is of the opinion that an agreement may

interfere with the vesting of real property under this Act or the furthering of

the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project, governing such agreements to the

extent of the interference, including,

(

i) deeming

specified terms or conditions to be or not to be included in an agreement,

(ii) requiring

the parties to an agreement to include specified terms or conditions in the

agreement,

(iii) prohibiting

an agreement from including specified terms or conditions;

(

b) addressing

the consequences of a contravention of or non-compliance with

section 3,

including,

(

i) respecting

measures that shall be taken by the City of Toronto, the Minister, the

Corporation or any other person or entity in connection with the contravention

or non-compliance,

(ii) governing

the rights, powers and obligations of persons or entities who were directly or

indirectly affected by the contravention or non-compliance,

(iii) governing

the vesting of real property, including the registration on title, in

connection with the contravention or non-compliance,

(iv) providing

for exceptions, conditions, limitations or restrictions;

(

c) governing

compensation under

section 4, including,

(

i) specifying

persons or entities for the purpose of subsection 4 (1),

(ii) governing

amounts for the purposes of subsection 4 (2), including fixing the amounts,

setting maximum or minimum amounts and specifying methods or techniques for

determining amounts or maximum or minimum amounts,

(iii) specifying

an entity and providing for requirements in respect of a report under

subsection 4 (4),

(iv) respecting

the rules that apply in appraising market value under subsection 4 (6),

(

v) requiring

the City of Toronto or a specified person or entity to receive payments of the

amounts referred to in subclause (ii) or to participate in specified methods

for receiving such payments;

(

d) governing

service for the purposes of

section 16, which may include specifying a date for

the purpose of clause 16 (2) (b).

Adoption

of documents in regulations

(1) A regulation may adopt by

reference, in whole or in part, with such changes as the maker of the

regulation considers necessary, any document, including a code, formula,

standard, protocol or procedure, and may require compliance with any document

so adopted.

Rolling

incorporation by reference

(2) The

power to adopt by reference and require compliance with a document in

subsection (1) includes the power to adopt a document as it may be amended from

time to time.

Same

(3) The

adoption by reference of an amendment to a document comes into effect upon

publication of a notice of the amendment on the website mentioned in subsection

(4).

Publication

(4) The

Corporation shall publish documents adopted under subsection (1) and notices

mentioned in subsection (3) on the Corporation’s website and shall make them

publicly available in any other manner the Corporation considers advisable.

Retroactivity,

existing rights

21 If it so provides, a regulation is effective

with respect to a period before it is filed and applies to rights in real

property, contractual rights or other rights that existed at the time that the

regulation was made.

Amendments

Self-amendments

(1) Section 3 of this Act is

repealed.

(2) Section

9 of this Act is repealed and the following substituted:

Environmental Assessment Act , exemptions re Ontario

Place

(1) The following are exempt from

the Environmental Assessment Act :

1. Any

undertaking or

Part II.3 project carried out at the site described in

subsection (2).

2. Any

undertaking or

Part II.3 project that is not carried out at the site described

in subsection (2), including any of the following, if the undertaking or

Part

II.3 project furthers the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project:

i. Establishing,

changing or retiring water works or sewage works.

ii. Establishing,

changing or retiring a highway, an access point associated with a highway or a

parking facility or area.

iii. Acquiring

or disposing of any land, buildings, structures, fixtures, additions,

alterations or improvements, and any interests in such land, buildings,

structures, fixtures, additions, alterations or improvements.

3. The

vesting of any land, buildings, structures, fixtures, additions, alterations or

improvements, and any interests in such land, buildings, structures, fixtures,

additions, alterations or improvements under

section 2 and any other

undertakings or

Part II.3 projects related to the vesting.

Site

of undertakings or projects

(2) The

site mentioned in subsection (1) is comprised of,

(

a) the

land identified by the Property Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 3;

and

(

b) prescribed

land, if any, that is part of the land identified by the Property

Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 1.

Non-application

of exemption

(3) An

exemption in subsection (1) does not apply in respect of,

(

a) an

undertaking for which a notice of completion has been issued on or before July

4, 2023 under the Public Work Class Environmental Assessment; or

(

b) such

other undertakings or

Part II.3 projects as may be prescribed.

Changes

to specified undertakings

(4) Any

change to an undertaking described in clause (3) (

a) is exempt from the Environmental Assessment Act .

Definitions

(5) In

this section,

“highway”

has the same meaning as under the Highway Traffic Act ;

(“voie publique”)

“Part

II.3 project” and “undertaking” have the same meanings as under the Environmental Assessment Act ; (“projet visé par la

partie

II.3”, “entreprise”)

“Public

Work Class Environmental Assessment” means the Class Environmental Assessment

Process for Management Board Secretariat and Ontario Realty Corporation

approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council on April 28, 2004 under Order in

Council 913/2004, as amended or renamed from time to time; (“Évaluation

environnementale de portée générale pour les travaux publics”)

“sewage

works” has the same meaning as under the Ontario Water

Resources Act ; (“station d’épuration des eaux d’égout”)

“water

works” has the same meaning as under the Ontario Water

Resources Act . (“station de purification de l’eau”)

(3) Section

9 of this Act, as re-enacted by subsection (2), is repealed and the following

substituted:

Environmental

Assessment Act ,

exemptions re Ontario Place

(1) The following are exempt from

the Environmental Assessment Act :

1. Any

undertaking,

Part II.3 project or

Part II.4 project carried out at the site

described in subsection (2).

2. Any

undertaking,

Part II.3 project or

Part II.4 project that is not carried out at

the site described in subsection (2), including any of the following, if the

undertaking,

Part II.3 project or

Part II.4 project furthers the Ontario Place

Redevelopment Project:

i. Establishing,

changing or retiring water works or sewage works.

ii. Establishing,

changing or retiring a highway, an access point associated with a highway or a

parking facility or area.

iii. Acquiring

or disposing of any land, buildings, structures, fixtures, additions,

alterations or improvements, and any interests in such land, buildings,

structures, fixtures, additions, alterations or improvements.

3. The

vesting of any land, buildings, structures, fixtures, additions, alterations or

improvements, and any interests in such land, buildings, structures, fixtures,

additions, alterations or improvements under

section 2 and any other

undertakings,

Part II.3 projects or

Part II.4 projects related to the vesting.

Site

of undertakings or projects

(2) The

site mentioned in subsection (1) is comprised of,

(

a) the

land identified by the Property Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 3;

and

(

b) prescribed

land, if any, that is part of the land identified by the Property

Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 1.

Non-application

of exemption

(3) An

exemption in subsection (1) does not apply in respect of,

(

a) an

undertaking or

Part II.4 project for which a notice of completion has been

issued on or before July 4, 2023 under the Public Work Class Environmental

Assessment; or

(

b) such

other undertakings,

Part II.3 projects or

Part II.4 projects as may be

prescribed.

Changes

to specified undertakings

(4) Any

change to an undertaking or

Part II.4 project described in clause (3) (

a) is

exempt from the Environmental Assessment Act.

Definitions

(5) In

this section,

“highway”

has the same meaning as under the Highway Traffic Act ;

(“voie publique”)

“Part II.3 project”, “Part II.4 project” and

“undertaking” have the same meanings as under the Environmental

Assessment Act ; (“projet visé par la

partie II.3”, “projet visé par la

partie II.4”, “entreprise”)

“Public

Work Class Environmental Assessment” means the Class Environmental Assessment

Process for Management Board Secretariat and Ontario Realty Corporation

approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council on April 28, 2004 under Order in

Council 913/2004, as amended or renamed from time to time; (“Évaluation

environnementale de portée générale pour les travaux publics”)

“sewage

works” has the same meaning as under the Ontario Water

Resources Act ; (“station d’épuration des eaux d’égout”)

“water

works” has the same meaning as under the Ontario Water

Resources Act . (“station de purification de l’eau”)

(4) Section

9 of this Act, as re-enacted by subsection (3), is repealed and the following

substituted:

Environmental

Assessment Act ,

exemptions re Ontario Place

(1) The following are exempt from

the Environmental Assessment Act :

1. Any

Part II.3 project or

Part II.4 project carried out at the site described in

subsection (2).

2. Any

Part II.3 project or

Part II.4 project that is not carried out at the site described

in subsection (2), including any of the following, if the

Part II.3 project or

Part II.4 project furthers the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project:

i. Establishing,

changing or retiring water works or sewage works.

ii. Establishing,

changing or retiring a highway, an access point associated with a highway or a

parking facility or area.

iii. Acquiring

or disposing of any land, buildings, structures, fixtures, additions,

alterations or improvements, and any interests in such land, buildings,

structures, fixtures, additions, alterations or improvements.

3. The

vesting of any land, buildings, structures, fixtures, additions, alterations or

improvements, and any interests in such land, buildings, structures, fixtures,

additions, alterations or improvements under

section 2 and any related

Part

II.3 projects or

Part II.4 projects.

Site

of projects

(2) The

site mentioned in subsection (1) is comprised of,

(

a) the

land identified by the Property Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 3;

and

(

b) prescribed

land, if any, that is part of the land identified by the Property

Identification Numbers set out in

Schedule 1.

Non-application

of exemption

(3) An

exemption in subsection (1) does not apply in respect of,

(

a) a

Part II.4 project for which a notice of completion has been issued on or before

July 4, 2023 under the Public Work Class Environmental Assessment; or

(

b) such

other

Part II.3 projects or

Part II.4 projects as may be prescribed.

Changes

to specified projects

(4) Any

change to a

Part II.4 project described in clause (3) (

a) is exempt from the Environmental Assessment Act .

Definitions

(5) In

this section,

“highway”

has the same meaning as under the Highway Traffic Act ;

(“voie publique”)

“Part

II.3 project” and “Part II.4 project” have the same meanings as under the Environmental Assessment Act ; (“projet visé par la

partie

II.3”, “projet visé par la

partie II.4”)

“Public

Work Class Environmental Assessment” means the Class Environmental Assessment

Process for Management Board Secretariat and Ontario Realty Corporation

approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council on April 28, 2004 under Order in

Council 913/2004, as amended or renamed from time to time; (“Évaluation

environnementale de portée générale pour les travaux publics”)

“sewage

works” has the same meaning as under the Ontario Water

Resources Act ; (“station d’épuration des eaux d’égout”)

“water

works” has the same meaning as under the Ontario Water

Resources Act . (“station de purification de l’eau”)

(5) Clause

18 (

f) of this Act is repealed and the following substituted:

(

f) respecting

whether an undertaking or

Part II.3 project is in furtherance of the Ontario

Place Redevelopment Project for the purposes of paragraph 2 of subsection 9

(1), which may include specifying undertakings or

Part II.3 projects that

further or do not further the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project or

authorizing a person specified by the regulation to make a determination of

whether undertakings or

Part II.3 projects further the Ontario Place

Redevelopment Project;

(6) Clause

18 (

f) of this Act, as re-enacted by subsection (5), is repealed and the

following substituted:

(

f) respecting

whether an undertaking,

Part II.3 project or

Part II.4 project is in

furtherance of the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project for the purposes of

paragraph 2 of subsection 9 (1), which may include specifying undertakings,

Part II.3 projects or

Part II.4 projects that further or do not further the

Ontario Place Redevelopment Project or authorizing a person specified by the

regulation to make a determination of whether undertakings,

Part II.3 projects

Part II.4 projects further the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project;

(7) Clause

18 (

f) of this Act, as re-enacted by subsection (6), is repealed and the

following substituted:

(

f) respecting

whether a

Part II.3 project or

Part II.4 project is in furtherance of the

Ontario Place Redevelopment Project for the purposes of paragraph 2 of

subsection 9 (1), which may include specifying

Part II.3 projects or

Part II.4

projects that further or do not further the Ontario Place Redevelopment Project

or authorizing a person specified by the regulation to make a determination of

whether

Part II.3 projects or

Part II.4 projects further the Ontario Place

Redevelopment Project;

Consequential Amendments

Environmental

Bill of Rights, 1993

(1) The Environmental

Bill of Rights, 1993 is amended by adding the following section:

Exception:

Rebuilding Ontario Place Act, 2023

33.1 The requirements of

this Part are deemed not to have applied with respect to the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act, 2023 .

(2) Section

33.1 of the Act, as enacted by subsection (1), is repealed.

Ontario

Infrastructure and Lands Corporation Act, 2011

24 Paragraph 4 of subsection 4 (1) of the Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation Act, 2011 is

repealed and the following substituted:

4. To

carry out the powers, duties and functions delegated by the Minister to the

Corporation under the Ministry of Infrastructure Act, 2011 ,

the Building Broadband Faster Act, 2021 or the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act, 2023 .

4.1 To

carry out the powers, duties and functions of the Corporation under the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act, 2023 .

Commencement and

Short Title

Commencement

(1) Except as otherwise provided

in this section, the Act set out in this

Schedule comes into force on the day the

New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023 receives Royal

Assent.

(2) Sections

11 and 22 come into force on a day to be named by proclamation of the

Lieutenant Governor.

(3) Subsection

23 (2) comes into force on the day that is 30 days after the day the New Deal for Toronto Act, 2023 receives Royal Assent.

Short

title

26 The

short title of the Act set out in this

Schedule is the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act, 2023 .

Schedule 1

Land that can be prescribed for the purposes of subsections 2 (1) and 9 (1)

1. Property

Identification Number 21418-0100 (LT), being part Blocks A and M on Plan D1397

Toronto; part Water Lot in front of Plan Ordnance Reserve Toronto lying east of

Water Lot at foot of Dufferin Street & South of Lake Shore Boulevard West,

granted to The Toronto Harbour Commissioners by Dominion Government on June 5,

1934 by WF17942 as in WF55391 (Parcel 5) except 63R-1786 & 63R-2034 and as

in OF24339 except WF55391; Subject to CA208787; City of Toronto.

2. Property

Identification Number 21416-0099 (LT), being

part Lots G and H on Plan D1411

Toronto; Lots J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q on Plan D1411 Toronto; part Water Lot

in front of Lots 33 and 34, Concession Broken Front Toronto;

part Lots 12 to 25

on Plan 782 Parkdale; part Water Lot in front of Lot 31 Concession Broken Front

Toronto; Water Lot in front of Lot 36 Concession Broken Front Toronto; part

Water Lot in front of Dufferin Street Toronto; Hawthorne Terrace on Plan 549

Parkdale also known as Laburnam Avenue closed by WF35040;

part Lots 9, 10 and

19 to 24 on Plan 549 Parkdale;

part Lots 69, 70 and 94 on Plan 333 Parkdale;

Dowling Avenue on Plan 333 Parkdale closed by WF35040; Water Lots 25 to 30 on

Plan 549 Toronto; Jameson Avenue on Plan 370 Parkdale closed by WF43635; part

Block J on Plan D1478 Toronto; part Water Lot in front of Lot 32 Concession

Broken Front Toronto part also described as Water Lots 1A, 2A and 3A on Plan

1011 Toronto;

part Lot 46 on Plan 443 Parkdale; Lots 52 to 59 on Plan 443

Parkdale; Dunn Avenue on Plan 443 Parkdale closed by WF35040; Dunn Avenue on

Plan 443 Parkdale south of Block K on Plan D1478 Toronto; part Blocks H and K

on Plan D1478 Toronto;

part Lots 1 to 3 on Plan D1478 Toronto;

part Lots 105 to

111 on Plan 613 Parkdale; Lots 112 to 114 on Plan 613 Parkdale;

part Lots 15

and 16 W/S Jameson Avenue on Plan 370 Parkdale;

part Lots 1 to 3 on Plan 1011

Toronto as in CA333154, CT452027 (part of Parcel 3), WF55391 (Parcels 2, 3, 4

and 5), WF15313, WF11641 (Parcel 1), WF6757, WF6717, OD12056 (Parcel 1),

OF64044; except

Part 9 on 63R-275 & Parts 1, 2 and 3 on 63R-265; Subject to

CA208787, WF51758; Subject to an easement in gross over Parts 1, 2 and 3 on

64R-14276, Parts 1, 2 and 3 on 64R-14277,

Part 1 on 64R-14278,

Part 1 on

64R-14279 as in AT3917049; City of Toronto.

Schedule 2

Land that can be prescribed as the Ontario Place site

1. Property

Identification Number 21418-0100 (LT), being part Blocks A and M on Plan D1397

Toronto; part Water Lot in front of Plan Ordnance Reserve Toronto lying east of

Water Lot at foot of Dufferin Street & South of Lake Shore Boulevard West,

granted to The Toronto Harbour Commissioners by Dominion Government on June 5,

1934 by WF17942 as in WF55391 (Parcel 5) except 63R-1786 & 63R-2034 and as

in OF24339 except WF55391; Subject to CA208787; City of Toronto.

2. Property

Identification Number 21416-0099 (LT), being

part Lots G and H on Plan D1411

Toronto; Lots J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q on Plan D1411 Toronto; part Water Lot

in front of Lots 33 and 34, Concession Broken Front Toronto;

part Lots 12 to 25

on Plan 782 Parkdale; part Water Lot in front of Lot 31 Concession Broken Front

Toronto; Water Lot in front of Lot 36 Concession Broken Front Toronto; part

Water Lot in front of Dufferin Street Toronto; Hawthorne Terrace on Plan 549

Parkdale also known as Laburnam Avenue closed by WF35040;

part Lots 9, 10 and

19 to 24 on Plan 549 Parkdale;

part Lots 69, 70 and 94 on Plan 333 Parkdale;

Dowling Avenue on Plan 333 Parkdale closed by WF35040; Water Lots 25 to 30 on

Plan 549 Toronto; Jameson Avenue on Plan 370 Parkdale closed by WF43635; part

Block J on Plan D1478 Toronto; part Water Lot in front of Lot 32 Concession

Broken Front Toronto part also described as Water Lots 1A, 2A and 3A on Plan

1011 Toronto;

part Lot 46 on Plan 443 Parkdale; Lots 52 to 59 on Plan 443

Parkdale; Dunn Avenue on Plan 443 Parkdale closed by WF35040; Dunn Avenue on

Plan 443 Parkdale south of Block K on Plan D1478 Toronto; part Blocks H and K

on Plan D1478 Toronto;

part Lots 1 to 3 on Plan D1478 Toronto;

part Lots 105 to

111 on Plan 613 Parkdale; Lots 112 to 114 on Plan 613 Parkdale;

part Lots 15

and 16 W/S Jameson Avenue on Plan 370 Parkdale;

part Lots 1 to 3 on Plan 1011

Toronto as in CA333154, CT452027 (part of Parcel 3), WF55391 (Parcels 2, 3, 4

and 5), WF15313, WF11641 (Parcel 1), WF6757, WF6717, OD12056 (Parcel 1), OF64044;

except

Part 9 on 63R-275 & Parts 1, 2 and 3 on 63R-265; Subject to

CA208787, WF51758; Subject to an easement in gross over Parts 1, 2 and 3 on

64R-14276, Parts 1, 2 and 3 on 64R-14277,

Part 1 on 64R-14278,

Part 1 on

64R-14279 as in AT3917049; City of Toronto.

3. Property

Identification Number 21417-0001(LT), being Parcel Lot 31-1,

Section CL3368,

being part of the Bed of Lake Ontario in front of the Ordnance Reserve and Lot

31, Broken Front Concession CL3368, Toronto, designated as

Part 1 on Reference

Plan 66R-13434; City of Toronto.

4. Property

Identification Number 21418-0099(LT), being part of the Water Lot in front of

Plan Ordnance Reserve, Toronto, designated as

Part 1 on Reference Plan 63R-1786

and

Part 1 on Reference Plan 63R-2034; City of Toronto.

Schedule 3

Specified land at the Ontario Place site

1. Property

Identification Number 21417-0001(LT), being Parcel Lot 31-1,

Section CL3368,

being part of the Bed of Lake Ontario in front of the Ordnance Reserve and Lot

31, Broken Front Concession CL3368, Toronto, designated as

Part 1 on Reference

Plan 66R-13434; City of Toronto.

2. Property

Identification Number 21418-0099(LT), being part of the Water Lot in front of

Plan Ordnance Reserve, Toronto, designated as

Part 1 on Reference Plan 63R-1786

and

Part 1 on Reference Plan 63R-2034; City of Toronto.

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