2024 PB Cluster 3
Councillor Moise is excited to bring Participatory Budgeting to Ward 13, Toronto Centre, following the lead of my colleague Councillor Carroll who has successfully run participatory budgeting in her ward since 2015, funding 21 projects and counting.
Participatory Budgeting (PB) is a system of direct democracy where residents suggest and then vote on how funds are spent within their community.
Each year, different neighbourhoods will be selected based on available Community Benefits Funds, the capacity of city staff and my team, and active capital projects already underway.
In Toronto Centre, we have 14 neighbourhoods, so we have divided the ward into four clusters of neighbourhoods to ensure we can properly manage and facilitate local processes as well as complete the successful projects in a timely manner.
This year, there is $750,000 available for neighbourhood enhancements within each cluster. My team and I will facilitate a Participatory Budgeting process in the following neighbourhoods:
Cluster 3 - East of Yonge Street, South of Carlton Street, North of Queen Street, West of Parliament Street
- Cabbagetown South
- Downtown Yonge
- Garden District
- McGill-Granby
- Moss Park
Phases
Vote to Fund Projects
Each neighbourhood zone has a total of $750,000 CAD from capital projects within given neighbourhoods. Money will not be taken from another neighbourhood, vice versa, money will not be taken from your neighbourhood to supplement another project.
In this stage, neighbourhood constituents will be asked to vote on which viable projects they would want to see happen.
Each ballot has a total of $750,000. Each candidate project item on the list has a different value and must add up to under $750,000.
Results
Final results
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people submitted their budgets online
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