A brief summary of the key decisions from the December 9th Council Meeting.
The meeting video can be viewed here.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY
Interim Report on the Community Energy & Emissions Plan (CEEP). Recommendation that the Draft Community Energy & Emissions Plan be prepared based on a proposed reduction target of Net Zero GHG emissions by 2050.
REFFERED BACK TO STAFF TO ADDRESS CONCERNS AND QUESTIONS RAISED BY COUNCIL
(For Perrelli, Chan, Barrow, Lui, Cilevitz, West, Beros Against DiPaola, Muench)
The applications to permit a mixed use high density residential purpose built rental development at 9251 Yonge Street (Yonge & 16th) for a 38 and a 43 storey tower with 962 residential units.
MOTION PASSED
(For Beros, Perrelli, DiPaola, Lui, Chan, Barrow Against West, Cilevitz, Muench)
Member motion by Councillor Beros to allow the use of temporary car shelters on front driveways on Delphinium Avenue in Oak Ridges. 87.5% of residents on Delphinium Ave have signed a petition and are in favour of temporary car shelters.
All other motions passed on consent.
The next Richmond Hill Council Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday December 9th at 9:30am. View Agenda here
Items of Interest include:
A presentation by the City Manager, titled "From Recovering to Thriving: An update to Council on the City’s Business Resumption and Continuity Efforts"
Approval of the King East Developments– Zoning By-law Amendment and Draft Plan of Subdivision Applications (Toscanini/King Rd area)
Interim Report on the Community Energy & Emissions Plan (CEEP). Recommendation that the Draft Community Energy & Emissions Plan be prepared based on a proposed reduction target of Net Zero GHG emissions by 2050.
Approval to add a two storey discipleship and a four storey parking garage at the Richmond Hill Christian Community Church 9670 Bayview Avenue (Bayview/Hillsview area)
Member motion by Councillor Beros to allow the use of temporary car shelters on front driveways on Delphinium Avenue in Oak Ridges. 87.5% of residents on Delphinium Ave have signed a petition and are in favour of temporary car shelters.