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Richmond Hill’s blue box transition is on track. New provincial rules mean apartments/condos built 2026–2030 won’t get producer-paid recycling until 2031. Council must choose: City-funded pickup ($297K over five years) or builder-funded (staff‑recommended, $0 to taxpayers). Unity Park needs a $700K budget increase due to higher construction and contaminated soil costs. Staff also oppose the Parkway high‑rise proposal at the OLT and are reviewing rental‑housing DC deferral mot

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.

Richmond Hill’s 2025 Environment Strategy update shows steady progress on sustainability goals, supported by a public scorecard tracking results from 2020–2024. Key initiatives include energy efficiency, climate action, green spaces, and waste reduction. While progress is being made, continued effort, innovation, and community involvement are needed. A separate motion proposes protecting resident privacy in Council participation.

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