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Region, Vaughan need to curb insatiable sprawl

Posted on July 24, 2012 by Sustainable Vaughan

The City of Vaughan recently voted to backtrack on a key piece of legislation that would have provided an orderly phasing of development on the City’s whitebelt lands over the next twenty years. In doing so, the city green lighted … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged City of Vaughan, debt, development charges, ground related housing, Ground Related Housing Demand/Supply Analysis, Hemson, semi-detached housing, single detached housing, sprawl, townhomes, Urban Boundary Expansion, Vaughan Official Plan Policy 10.1.1.2 - Timing of New Secondary Plan Areas, York Region | Leave a comment

Sustainable Vaughan believes The City of Vaughan and York Region’s Official Plans do not meet the Provincial Criteria for an Urban Boundary Expansion

Posted on September 6, 2010 by Sustainable Vaughan

1) Not providing the six missing intensification numbers in the official plan results in non compliance to Places to Grow Act 2.2.8.2 a) (See Hemson, “Housing Analysis and Employment Land Needs, Final Report” Table 2). Places to Grow Act 2.2.8.2 … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Butternut trees, City of Vaughan, Final Report, Hemson, Housing Analysis and Employment Land Needs, LEAR, official plan, Places to Grow Act, Red Side Dace, settlement area boundary expansion, Urban Boundary Expansion, Whitebelt, York Region | Leave a comment

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Sustainable Vaughan believes The City of Vaughan and York Region’s Official Plans do not meet the Provincial Criteria for an Urban Boundary Expansion

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