Councillors are being urged to take any signs out of their City Hall office windows.The Sun obtained a memo from Josie Scioli, the city's chief corporate officer, that went out on Wednesday asking councillors to remove all signs from their exterior office windows.
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Memorandum
Office of the Chief Corporate Officer Josie Scioli Chief
Corporate Officer
Metro Hall 55 John Street, 2nd Floor Suite 204 Toronto ON M5V
3C6
Tel: 416-397-4156 Fax: 416-392-4828
To: Office of the Mayor
City Councillors City Manager, Peter Wallace Deputy City
Managers City Division Heads
From: Josie Scioli, Chief Corporate Officer Date: October 7,
2015 Re: Removal of all signs from City Hall exterior windows
At its meeting on September 30, October 1 and 2, 2015, City
Council adopted Motion MM9.49 headed "Corporate Facilities Display
Policy".
http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2015.MM9.49)
By adopting this motion City Council authorized/directed the Chief
Corporate Officer ("CCO") to immediately remove all signs from City
Hall exterior windows.
I am therefore requesting that City elected officials and City
staff comply with City Council's decision by ensuring that all City
Hall exterior windows are clear of signs and displays. City Hall
serves as the official symbol of the City of Toronto and represents
all Torontonians. City Council's decision will ensure that the
building's exterior windows reflect a level of professional
standards appropriate for the public face of municipal government.
Thank you for removing any signs or displays currently located
in/on City Hall exterior windows.
