The TRCA will be undertaking the management of woody invasive species in areas of the Oak Ridges Corridor Conservation Reserve.

Air Management Facility Update. They are currently aiming to complete the system testing and facility start up by end of April 2025.

Have your say! Plans are underway for the revitalization of Ozark Park. Review the two proposed options and provide your comments.

A project update including work completed, work forecast and frequently asked questions, construction phase.

Apple Bottom Homes Inc. has requested a closure of Worthington Avenue from Wellman Drive to Delphinium Avenue between October 21st to 25th,

An update on the stormwater management projects in Oak Ridges.

York Region will be installing traffic signals in 2025 at both intersections, subject to York Regional Council and budget approval.

Closures of Blackforest Dr in stages between Greyfriars Ave and Yonge St from late June 2024 to October 2024.

Road improvements include removing and replacing asphalt road surface, repairing curbs and gutters, and rehabilitating ditches.

The scope of work includes culvert replacement, ditching, asphalt paving, illumination, road signage and line painting.

The City will be conducting the following maintenance on municipal roads, sidewalks and parking lots throughout Richmond Hill.

The City’s construction is scheduled to commence in June 2024 and is projected to be substantially completed by late 2025.

The City will be resurfacing the following streets as part of the Road Rehabilitation Program. May 13 to Oct. 31 2024.

York Region continues to reconstruct King Road improving road conditions and replacing aging infrastructure.

The scope of work includes new sidewalk installation, excavation, grading of driveways and boulevards and driveway asphalt paving.

York Region is making improvements to Bathurst Street from Major Mackenzie Drive to King-Vaughan Road from April to September 2024.

The City has completed a study to determine the best way to rehabilitate the Humber Flats Stormwater Management Facility.

To address traffic safety the city will be implementing 18 traffic calming measures and 86 new Community Safety Zones.

Improvements to the playground, tennis courts, softball field, walkways, shelter, site furnishings and fitness equipment.

City staff and consultants will be in the area to undertake field investigations. The City needs to know the location of private sump pumps.