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The City proposes lowering many residential speed limits to 40 km/h and updating parking and school‑area stopping rules to improve safety and traffic flow. An all‑way stop is recommended at Forestwood & Libra, and U‑turns would be banned near Doncrest PS. The 2026 Asset Management Report shows assets remain in good condition but funding gaps persist. Council is asked to support a revised Norfolk Ave high‑rise proposal. A motion seeks to proclaim February as Chinese Heritage M

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The City proposes lowering many residential speed limits to 40 km/h and updating parking and school‑area stopping rules to improve safety and traffic flow. An all‑way stop is recommended at Forestwood & Libra, and U‑turns would be banned near Doncrest PS. The 2026 Asset Management Report shows assets remain in good condition but funding gaps persist. Council is asked to support a revised Norfolk Ave high‑rise proposal. A motion seeks to proclaim February as Chinese Heritage M

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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

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