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Recap: Council Public Meeting - November 25
Proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments seek to permit a large mixed-use development with eight towers (39–49 storeys), 3,773 housing units, retail, and a private elevated park, while retaining some hotel and conference uses. The land must be redesignated to allow housing. Staff are gathering public comments, noting concerns about height, density, transportation, servicing, schools, parks, and coordination with the new Secondary Plan.
Nov 18


Oak Ridges Wrap Up Newsletter - November 14, 2025
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Nov 18


Recap: Council Meeting - November 12
Council is reviewing a rezoning application for 181 & 187 Elgin Mills Rd E to permit 16 townhomes. The proposal aligns with Richmond Hill’s Official Plan and nearby developments. Public feedback led to design changes improving layout, access, and safety. Planning staff support the amendment. Also, a motion urging local businesses to register AEDs at aedfoundationontario.ca to support emergency response and save lives when seconds count.
Nov 12


Recap: Council Public Meeting - November 11
A Zoning By-law Amendment has been proposed to allow 40 stacked townhouses at 123 Lawrence Ave and 186–192 Major Mackenzie Dr E. The plan includes three 4-storey blocks, 10 studio and 30 one-bedroom units, 21 parking spaces, and a shared amenity area. The site is within a transit-focused growth zone and aligns with Richmond Hill’s Official Plan. Council and public feedback are being gathered before a final decision.
Nov 11


Oak Ridges Wrap Up Newsletter - November 7, 2025
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Nov 7


Recap: Committee of the Whole Meeting - November 5
Council is reviewing a rezoning application for 181 & 187 Elgin Mills Rd E to permit 16 townhomes. The proposal aligns with Richmond Hill’s Official Plan and nearby developments. Public feedback led to design changes improving layout, access, and safety. Planning staff support the amendment. Also, a motion urging local businesses to register AEDs at aedfoundationontario.ca to support emergency response and save lives when seconds count.
Nov 5
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