Fireworks Ban Takes Effect in Stouffville With Implementation of New By-Law
Stouffville has formalized a new by-law banning the use and sale of personal fireworks, citing safety and noise concerns. The Town is steering residents toward sanctioned public displays and regulated private events to minimize risks and disruptions.
Have Your Voices Heard Regarding Contentious Main Street Development
While social media spaces stir over the proposed condominium, the best means of providing input is formal deputation to Council.
Overview of Bill 23 and Development Charges – Mayor Iain Lovatt Explains
A semi-detached townhouse in Stouffville has a Development Charge (DC) of $75,000. 35% of the DC stays with the town and 65% goes to the region. With Bill 23, the DC funding model has been changed, which removes a lot of the DCs that the town can collect.
Stouffville Moves to Expand Indigenous Reconciliation and Engagement Efforts
Following the approval of an action plan informed by 12 months of focus groups, public meetings, surveying, and consultations with Indigenous groups, Stouffville will begin budgeting for and incorporating reconciliation recommendations into municipal efforts.