The Concord GO Centre Secondary Plan review will update the land-use planning policy framework to support the development of a complete community around a potential GO Station in the study area. 

Section 37 of the Planning Act permits municipalities to pass a by-law authorizing increases in height and density of development beyond what is permitted in the relevant zoning by-law in exchange for “facilities, services or matters” set out in the by-law. The City may require the owner to enter into agreements with the municipality regarding the facilities, services or matters being provided and these agreements may be registered on title.

The main purpose of implementing a sustainable development framework in the development review process is to reduce the overall ecological footprint of new developments and redevelopment projects. The Cities of Brampton, Vaughan and Richmond Hill (the municipal Partners) joined together to produce an innovative set of sustainability metrics for use in the planning process.

Public Hearing (Committee of the Whole)

Date: Tuesday, November 1, 2016 at 7:00pm

Location: Vaughan City Hall – Council Chamber

The City of Vaughan has commenced detailed design of the proposed road rehabilitation and watermain replacement improvements on McKenzie Street. (See map below.) The road will be reconstructed, and the existing watermain will be replaced.

Our department is primarily responsible for corporate financial management, accounting services

The Financial Planning and Development Finance department is committed to providing valuable and useful financial information to better assist departments, the Senior Leadership Team and Council in financial and strategic decision-making.

Our department is primarily responsible for financial policies, developing the tax-supported budget and providing financial advice to departments and Council. These activities are essential to ensure the City of Vaughan has the tools and information necessary to make well-informed financial and strategic decisions.

Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) continues to be recognized in Ontario as a leader in emergency service delivery. In 2022, VFRS responded to more than 12,800 service calls.

The successful operation of VFRS depends on its dedicated staff in the following units:

A sound governance structure of internal and external reporting is imperative to the City’s success in achieving this four-year plan. So is a framework that ensures accountability through regular monitoring and reporting of results based on the Objectives, Key Activities, Results (OKR) methodology.