Londoners to cast votes on Neighbourhood Decision Making ideas Saturday
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The City says 230 ideas were submitted this year. Of those, 86 have been turned into project proposals and will be turned into real projects if it receives enough votes.
From seed libraries to accessible playgrounds, Londoners will be casting their vote on their favourite Neighbourhood Decision Making ideas on Saturday.
The City of London, Ont., says 230 ideas were submitted this year.
Of those, 86 have been turned into project proposals and will become real projects for their neighbourhood if they receive enough votes.
“With so many exciting options on this year’s ballot, Vote Day is expected to be quite competitive,” says Mayor Ed Holder.
“From environmental projects and park improvements to cultural events and public art installations, we have a diverse range of ideas on the ballot for residents from all areas in London to choose from.”
This year, some unique proposed ideas include an Arabic radio station, an orange crosswalk for truth and reconciliation, and a mental wellness fair.
A full list of proposed ideas can be found on the Neighbourhood Decision Making webpage.
The City says the winning projects will receive up to $30,000 in funding.
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