Tomorrow night (Sept 24, 2018), on the Agenda for the last Council meeting of the current Oshawa Council before the municipal election, 8 plans of subdivision are set to be approved.

The 8 plans include 5 along Conlin Rd in Ward 1, and 2 more downtown Oshawa, and 1 on Simcoe St. N. of Taunton Rd....curious timing...City staff must have worked under tremendous pressure to meet this timeline...Question: are not only Council members who will be voting to approve the plans, but also residents, seriously aware of the impact these plans will have on Oshawa's already challenged roads, finances and social well-being...Has the City learned any lessons from the rapid growth in the past 5 years?

Links to the 5 Draft  Plans of Subdivision in Ward 1 along Conlin Rd. near Wilson, Harmony and Grandview:
DS-18-137 app.oshawa.ca/agendas/development_services/2018/09-10/REPORT_DS-18-137.pdf 
DS-18-144  http://app.oshawa.ca/agendas/development_services/2018/09-10/REPORT_DS-18-144.pdf
DS-18-145 ​app.oshawa.ca/agendas/development_services/2018/09-10/REPORT_DS-18-145.pdf
DS-18-146 app.oshawa.ca/agendas/development_services/2018/09-10/REPORT_DS-18-146.pdf
DS-18-148 app.oshawa.ca/agendas/development_services/2018/09-24/REPORT_DS-18-148.pdf

and the 3 other Draft Subdivisions, one on Simcoe St. N. of Taunton, and two downtown with a record city high-rise of 22 storeys and another 18 storey apartment building
DS-18-147 app.oshawa.ca/agendas/Development_Services/2018/09-10/AGENDA_2018-09-10_DSC.pdf
​DS-18-139 app.oshawa.ca/agendas/development_services/2018/09-10/REPORT_DS-18-139.pdf
DS-18-140  app.oshawa.ca/agendas/development_services/2018/09-10/REPORT_DS-18-140.pdf
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