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The City Above Toronto Just Grew further North

Posted on November 21, 2010 by Sustainable Vaughan

It’s not only the past antics of the current mayor and council that’s enraging Vaughan citizens this election. As with most of the GTA, nothing gets voters’ blood boiling more than traffic congestion. With the Spadina Line subway extension still … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged commute, development fees, grid lock, Metrolinx, Places to Grow Act, Spadina Line subway extension, sprawl, The Big Pipe, urban boundary, Vaughan, York Region, York-Durham Sanitary Sewer Southeast Collector | 1 Comment

Deb Schulte Deputation to Vaughan Council May 17, 2010

Posted on May 30, 2010 by Sustainable Vaughan

Mayor, Members of Council and Staff, I want to thank you for this opportunity to comment on the decision of the City to include the “white belt” lands (sprawl) in the Official Plan and express my disappointment in the public … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Councillor Mario Ferri, Deb Schulte, Deputation to Vaughan Council, FSI, Greenbelt, ground related housing units, Growth and Urban Land Need in Central Ontario, Hemson, official plan, Places to Grow, sprawl, The Greater Toronto Homebuilder’s Association, urban boundary, Urban Boundary Expansion, Vaughan, Vaughan Official Plan, where and how to grow, White belt | Leave a comment

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