Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Richmond Hill.
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Oct 15, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Trenchless sewer mainline rehabilitation services for sanitary and storm sewer systems.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Richmond Hill
The committee discussed the request to remove the property at 12001 Yonge Street from the heritage register due to its deteriorated state and demolition by neglect. Additionally, staff provided clarification regarding the implications of recent provincial legislation, confirming that designated properties retain heritage protection, while non-designated properties on the register will lose their automatic protection status starting January 1, 2027. The committee noted the lack of a formalized strategy for future property designations.
The council held a public meeting to review an application for an official plan and zoning bylaw amendment concerning a development proposal at 14-16 Elmgrove Avenue and 13232-13234 Young Street. The proposal includes a ten-story mixed-use apartment building and stacked townhouses. Key discussion topics included concerns regarding building density, the potential for affordable housing, parking provisions, traffic impact given the location near existing and future schools, and adherence to urban design policies.
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The committee reviewed and approved applications concerning property development at 117 Arnold Crescent. This included a consent application to sever a lot into three parts, alongside two minor variance applications regarding frontage requirements. The proceedings also involved a discussion regarding a letter of opposition from a neighboring property owner and noted the removal of certain applications from the agenda.
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