Infrastructure Planning and Engineering (IPE) plans and prepares Vaughan for Population Growth by:

In the plan, it was recommended that the City builds a network of collector roads that considers auto, transit, cycling and pedestrian needs for Block 27 to accommodate both existing residents and new residents to 2031 and beyond. A collector road is a medium-sized municipal street(s) that connect the main street network to the local street network.

The City of Vaughan is working on the City-wide Sports Facilities Needs Assessment Study to help inform the planning of parks and outdoor sports facilities like baseball diamonds, soccer fields, and  courts. The needs assessment will review the City’s current inventory of sports fields and courts, identify opportunities to better utilize existing facilities and recommend locations for new or upgraded facilities.

The new year is the perfect time to get a fresh start on your waste collection! Learn from the City of Vaughan which waste bins and bags are right for your materials.

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In November and December 2022, Forum Research conducted approximately 800 telephone surveys on behalf of the City. This is an important questionnaire, as public input is a key driver for decision-making. 

This is the area bounded by the west side of Yonge Street, from Steeles Avenue to Highway 407 (excluding the Thornhill Heritage Conservation District) and on the north side of Steeles Avenue, from Yonge Street to the west of Hilda Avenue.