What is a Local Improvement Project?

In the city of Vaughan, the following are the most common types of local improvements that may be eligible for consideration under the Local Improvement Process:

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Take an online survey: deadline extended until June 10

Want to provide input on the new elements and amenities coming to Doctors McLean District Park? Good news: you can still have a say! The deadline to complete our online survey has been extended until Monday, June 10. 

Did you know that undetected water leaks in your home could be causing higher-than-usual water and wastewater bills? Most leaks are silent, which makes them hard to detect. So, the City of Vaughan is sharing tips you can use to catch leaks early!

Check your water meter

Excited to see the transformation of North Maple Regional Park (NMRP)? Good news: current construction and servicing works are almost completed, and a new Family Recreation Area is being designed!  

Guided by three pillars – Restore. Engage. Play. – this new area will promote activities related to restoring nature, sharing culture, promoting active living and building community. The Family Recreation Area will span over six hectares (15 acres) and include year-round amenities for people of all ages to enjoy, such as:

By investing in our infrastructure, we are investing in you!

To ensure the well-being of the community, the City of Vaughan is undertaking initiatives to help ease the flow of people and goods, deliver parks and leisure spaces, uphold water and wastewater systems, preserve the environment, promote accessibility … and so much more. 

Relief from the Zoning By-law is being requested to permit an existing cabana and deck. 

Relief from the Zoning By-Law is being requested to permit an expansion of permitted uses (eating establishment and clinic/personal service uses) onsite and reduced parking requirements.