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Rubber speed bumps on Toronto streets referred to Infrastructure and Environment CommitteeCouncillor Perruzza moved to expand flexible rubber speed bumps on city streets as a faster alternative to permanent humps, citing speeding complaints. Council voted 13-9 to keep the item, falling short of the two-thirds threshold needed to bypass committee review, so it advances to the Infrastructure and Environment Committee.City Council to study holding utility companies accountable for service interruptionsCouncillor Perruzza moved that the city pursue accountability measures against telephone, internet, and cable providers for infrastructure failures causing prolonged outages, seeking compensation or bill reductions for affected residents. Council referred the motion to the Infrastructure and Environment Committee for study rather than deciding immediately.Downsview transportation study sought before major street extensions builtCouncillor Pasternak is proposing a transportation planning study for the Downsview redevelopment area before the city builds major street extensions already in an environmental assessment. The motion aims to examine traffic solutions in a bounded area, responding to concerns from a business group representing over 4,000 businesses about congestion. City Council voted on whether to send the motion to the Executive Committee.
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