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Oak Ridges Wrap Up Newsletter - June 27, 2025
View the latest Oak Ridges Wrap Up newsletter here.
Jun 29, 2025


Motion - Councillor Davidson - Support for Provincial Action on Salt Pollution from Road Salt
Road salt pollution is damaging Ontario’s freshwater and ecosystems, especially around Lake Wilcox and the Oak Ridges Moraine. Despite past efforts, salt levels continue to rise, harming drinking water and aquatic life. Councillor Davidson's motion urges Ontario to enact limited liability legislation, enforceable contractor training, and standard salt use practices—and commits to further reducing road salt use while ensuring public safety.
Jun 25, 2025


Recap: Council Meeting - June 25
All agenda items were approved by Council including Councillor Davidson's motion to direct staff to explore the feasibility of banning fireworks. Approval to submit funding applications for sewer upgrades and tennis court improvements. Speed limits reductions and new parking rules proposed. Council endorsement for the York Region Food Charter to support local food access. Approval of heritage designations for six culturally significant properties.
Jun 25, 2025


Quick Poll: Where Do You Stand?
Richmond Hill is feeling the squeeze from rising housing demand across York Region. Yet, much of the city lies atop the Oak Ridges Moraine—an environmentally critical area that filters drinking water, controls flooding, and supports biodiversity. Development restrictions on the moraine shift the focus to established neighbourhoods. Would you support more high-rises in your neighbourhood to help protect this natural treasure?
Jun 25, 2025


TRCA's real-time water level gauging website
Stay informed about water levels in your area with TRCA's real-time water level gauging website. Explore water levels in your neighbourhood
Jun 25, 2025


Budget Committee of the Whole - June 24
Richmond Hill’s 2024 financial reports highlight strong reserve growth, reaching $479.85M, supporting infrastructure, services, and emergencies. Key changes include new housing grant reserves, cannabis fund closure, and internal financing for $22.1M in stormwater upgrades. Development charges brought in $34.53M, while fees for 2026 are set to rise 2% to align with inflation. These actions reflect sound planning, financial stability, and readiness for future growth.
Jun 24, 2025
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