by Tom Mrakas by Tom Mrakas The Town’s supply of sports fields – including ball diamonds and rectangular fields for sports such as soccer, football, rugby, lacrosse and field hockey – are at or approaching capacity. At the upcoming General Committee meeting of January 14, 2020, Council will be discussing the “Sports Field Development Strategy” as we explore options for optimizing our field supply. Here is the entire “Sports Field Development Strategy” for your viewing.
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In a significant ruling, released this past Friday, the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) has upheld the Town of Aurora’s position opposing the proposed 13 storey condo development application at 1289 Wellington Street East. Specifically, “The Tribunal finds that a 7-storey
I can hardly believe it’s been four years since we launched the “Aurora Cares Community Action Team”. This remarkable group of volunteer community leaders, supported by dedicated Town staff, provided invaluable help and support during challenging times. The outstanding work
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This plan should have a part about accessibility, I know for a fact that the soccer dome has accessibility issues with it.