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Richmond Hill staff recommend approving a zoning amendment and subdivision plan to add 9 homes to 5 existing lots. Tree loss, traffic, and density concerns have been addressed. The East Beaver Creek Secondary Plan outlines three growth options, all transit-friendly and exceeding density targets. If approved, Council pay will align with non-union staff increases, ending the need for a review committee. A motion also asks to support plant-based food initiatives to meet climate

Discover the YRP Weekly Crime Summary for Richmond Hill and York Region. Stay informed about crime trends and prevention tips today.

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Richmond Hill is preparing for the October 26, 2026 municipal election with updated voting methods, financial policies, and compliance oversight. Voters can choose online or tabulator ballots. A new policy modernizes committee appointments to improve diversity and efficiency. Council also supports the Elect Respect campaign, promoting civility in politics and safer democratic participation for all.

In Richmond Hill, all property owners must keep their properties clean, safe, and in good repair—whether occupied or vacant. By-laws set standards for lawns, garbage, structures, and exterior upkeep. If a property is neglected, the City can inspect, issue orders, perform repairs, and charge the owner. Serious safety risks may lead to demolition. However, legal steps and owner notice are always required before action is taken.

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