smably said:
I was there. The waste and recycling requirements was about a zoning requirement that waste areas need to be fully enclosed. They will be building a partially enclosed area. For the bike parking, they are using a standard Metrolinx design that doesn't meet the dimensional requirements per bicycle in the zoning bylaw, i.e., denser than the city usually requires. I asked about this because it sounded extremely tight and a Metrolinx rep said it's because they use stacking hardware. This is what we're getting:
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That's good, no? More bike parking, less space. I wonder what they mean by secure bike storage though. I wonder if you would you have to pay to get in and use it.
 
I received this by mail today as I live nearby. Image taken 20 May.

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