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Residents voiced concerns over traffic, parking, and neighborhood aesthetics, but council members, constrained by provincial policies, had limited power to oppose the proposed 15-story condominium at 107 Hall Street. Despite local opposition, the project was approved to avoid costly legal battles at the Ontario Land Tribunal. The meeting underscored the disconnect between community vision and development mandates, highlighting the challenges of balancing growth with resident

The redevelopment proposal for 174, 176, and 180 Weldrick Road West includes 12 new three-storey single detached homes on a private road. There are concerns about neighborhood compatibility, floodplain encroachment, and zoning variances. Meanwhile, a separate proposal for 0 Longworth Avenue seeks to develop two five-storey mixed-use buildings, which city staff are still reviewing due to concerns about density, environmental impact, and zoning compliance.

Explore the YRP Weekly Crime Summary for Richmond Hill from May 19-25. Discover crime trends and prevention tips to stay informed on local crime.

As May winds down and summer approaches, it's time to reflect and gear up for what's ahead. This week’s update covers key community issues like the 0 Longworth development proposal, traffic calming on Muirhead Crescent, and concerns at Bond Lake. Plus, don’t miss upcoming events, summer program registration, and changes to the Blue Box program. Stay engaged, make your voice heard, and enjoy the season ahead in Richmond Hill!

The City’s plan ensures roads, water systems, and buildings remain in good condition. Required by Ontario, it helps cities plan responsibly. The Hall Street Development Corporation seeks approval for two high-rise buildings while preserving a heritage house. Another developer proposes zoning changes for a townhouse project. Richmond Hill will install a memorial tree and bench to honor Mahsa Amini, supporting human rights. A motion calls for a new tax classification for rental

Residents are urged to oppose a development exceeding zoning limits at a May 27 meeting. Fireworks are allowed on Victoria Day and Canada Day but require permits otherwise. City offices will close May 19 for the holiday. Upcoming events include public meetings on zoning, environmental studies, and conservation efforts.