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Council approves increased arborist staffing and tree maintenance budgetCity Council voted to increase resources for tree maintenance and arborist staffing to address backlogs in routine pruning across Toronto neighbourhoods. The motion aims to support the city's 40 percent tree canopy target by 2050 and reduce safety hazards from delayed pruning. The vote was unanimous.City Council approves transferring Bridletowne property to YMCA for community hubCity Council advanced a plan to transfer a 5.2-acre city-owned property at 1355 Bridletowne Circle in Scarborough to the YMCA of Greater Toronto for a neighbourhood community hub featuring fitness, aquatics, youth programming, and space for United Way agencies. The property has been reserved for this purpose for over a decade after the original partner, Scarborough Health Network, withdrew from the project.City to refund development charges on condos converting to rental housingThe city will automatically refund development charge differences when condominium projects switch to purpose-built rental tenure before occupancy. The lower rental rate applies retroactively, removing a financial barrier to conversion. This affects a small but potentially significant class of projects and represents a permanent shift in how the city treats such conversions.
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