Oak Ridges Wrap Up Past Issues

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

Thank you to residents who spoke out against the Yonge/Coons development. I’ve submitted a motion to explore a fireworks ban. Dedicated patrols start at Lake Wilcox June 21. Bond Lake concerns discussed with TRCA. Rosegarden meeting set for June 25. New pet by-law, e-bike rules reminder, and tax updates passed. Take our poll on speed enforcement. Join upcoming events and help shape local policies.

Each week, I share updates to keep you informed and involved in our community. This week: a proposed 8-storey development at Yonge & Coons raises major concerns—residents are urged to speak out before the June 10 meeting. Plus, updates on construction projects, park improvements, Indigenous garden initiatives, and local events like the June 7 Bike Safety Day. Your voice matters—let’s keep building a stronger, more connected Richmond Hill together.

Councillor Davidson supports turtle safety upgrades, proposes 6:00 PM council meetings for better access, and highlights new crime prevention tools. Residents can register natural gardens via bylaw@richmondhill.ca. A quick poll shows 60% support more bike lanes. York Region adds speed cameras for safety. Recycling changes start in 2026 under Circular Materials. Explore local business updates in York Region’s 2024 review.

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!

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.

King Road paving (May 12-16) will impact traffic. A virtual open house (May 12) will cover zoning in sensitive areas. Council is reviewing servicing allocation rules and zoning changes for new developments. Short-term rental regulations are under review for October 2025. Council debated in-person attendance and speed camera delays. Upcoming events include Doors Open, a plant sale, and a heritage exhibit. Business tax relief is available from April to June.

Key updates from the community: a park clean-up, concerns over Snively Wetland Condo expansion, a motion for in-person Council meetings, and seasonal fish deaths in Lake Wilcox. Richmond Hill is updating its playground, enhancing community engagement, and promoting youth involvement. York University is launching co-op opportunities for Computer Science students. Upcoming events include Council meetings and a fresh food market.

Richmond Hill faces key developments, including opposition to the Snively Wetland high-rise proposal due to environmental risks, Baif Development's heritage review, and Oak Ridges Lions Club’s community clean-up on May 3. The city is also sweeping streets, updating safety plans, expanding library collections, and offering native plant sales. Youth Week events and business incentives round out the upcoming activities. Stay engaged in shaping the community!

Richmond Hill is facing key developments, including a controversial condo expansion near Snively Wetland, prompting environmental concerns. Residents are also discussing the impact of Baif Development land clearing on wildlife. Easter closures will affect city services, and upcoming events include Earth Day celebrations, youth webinars, and local hikes. Council debates continue over social media policies and radio antenna installations. Stay engaged in shaping the community!