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Council authorizes release of section 37 funds for Bedford Park neighbourhood street signs
Toronto City Council has approved the use of section 37 community benefits funds to install locally branded street signs in the Bedford Park neighbourhood in North York. The Bedford Park Residents Organization sought the approval in time to celebrate a community milestone anniversary this year. The decision was moved by Councillor Mike Colle and seconded by Councillor Rachel Chernos Lin.
Who did what
- Councillor Mike Colle (Ward 8, Eglinton-Lawrence) movedMoved authorization to release section 37 funds for locally branded street signs for Bedford Park neighbourhood.
- Councillor Rachel Chernos Lin (Ward 15, Don Valley West) secondedSeconded the motion.
From the floor
“I'll move that the Council be permitted to add to the agenda of today's meeting an urgent motion without notice authorization with the section of seven locally branded street signs for the Bedford Park neighborhood. That's in North York.”Councillor Mike Colle (Ward 8, Eglinton-Lawrence)
The journey
Decision
Council carried the motion to authorize the release of section 37 funds for locally branded street signs for the Bedford Park neighbourhood, enabling the signs to be installed.
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