Badminton, Ball Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Ping Pong & Pickleball
This is a dedicated time for unstructured scrimmage play against different skill levels. Teams will be formed on-site with the help of staff. Racket sport players have the opportunity to challenge new opponents of different skill levels or play against one partner.
Family Basketball at select gyms
All traffic data collected from the speed board is analyzed, and study results are shared with York Regional Police for their information, driver education and any associated enforcement efforts.
The Speed Compliance Program proactively addresses two types of priority areas: school zones and higher capacity roadways.
Community Service Organization (CSO)
This is a City-approved, Vaughan-based, not-for-profit community organization run by an elected and volunteer board of directors whose prime purpose is to provide recreation, community or leisure services to the residents of Vaughan. The application requirements, terms and conditions and eligibility criteria are defined in the Community Service Organization (CSO) Policy.
Note that farmer's market, events at places of worship and political rallies do not require a Special Events Permit, however must be compliant with other City By-laws, such as with respect to Noise, Parking, etc...
Help keep students and crosswalks safe with this rewarding job!
This important role helps children and families safely travel to and from school each day. The City has crossing guards who have been employed for 20, 25 and even 30 years! Some benefits include:
Depending on the nature of the project, inspectors may need to visit a building site several times to conduct inspections.
Information about mandatory inspections required for each project type is listed below.
Read more about how to schedule an inspection for a construction project.
Under the Ontario Building Code, the person who is issued a permit is required to provide notification to the Building Standards department when various stages of construction are ready to be inspected. To ensure work is carried out in accordance with reviewed drawings and to the Ontario Building Code, several inspections are required.
