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Beautification is the process of making visual improvements to Vaughan through the planting of flowers, ornamental grasses, trees and shrubs in beds, planters and hanging baskets.
The City of Vaughan’s Beautification Strategy was created and approved in 2016 and implemented in 2017. The strategy provides guidance on where and how the City should focus its beautification efforts. The current strategy includes a classification system with four service levels – Premium, Enhanced, Standard and Basic – and describes how these service levels are applied to flower beds, planters and hanging baskets throughout the city. The strategy also provides guidance on which plants the City should use and standards for how often plantings will be maintained.
The City is currently in the process of updating this strategy and wants your feedback to ensure the new strategy meets the community’s needs.
GET INVOLVED!
Engagement on the Beautification Strategy Update is now closed. The updated Beautification Strategy (PDF) was approved by Council in September 2021.
The City invited citizens and stakeholders to participate in a survey to provide their thoughts on the City’s horticultural assets (flowers, shrubs, trees and more) and Beautification Strategy. The Beautification Strategy Update survey ran from Saturday, April 3 to Sunday, April 18, 2021. Thank you to those who participated. The feedback collected will inform updates to the 2016 Beautification Strategy and ensure the City continues to effectively deliver and maintain flower beds, planters, shrubs and trees that make the city beautiful.
Beautification is the process of making visual improvements to Vaughan through the planting of flowers, ornamental grasses, trees and shrubs in beds, planters and hanging baskets.
The City of Vaughan’s Beautification Strategy was created and approved in 2016 and implemented in 2017. The strategy provides guidance on where and how the City should focus its beautification efforts. The current strategy includes a classification system with four service levels – Premium, Enhanced, Standard and Basic – and describes how these service levels are applied to flower beds, planters and hanging baskets throughout the city. The strategy also provides guidance on which plants the City should use and standards for how often plantings will be maintained.
The City is currently in the process of updating this strategy and wants your feedback to ensure the new strategy meets the community’s needs.
GET INVOLVED!
Engagement on the Beautification Strategy Update is now closed. The updated Beautification Strategy (PDF) was approved by Council in September 2021.
The City invited citizens and stakeholders to participate in a survey to provide their thoughts on the City’s horticultural assets (flowers, shrubs, trees and more) and Beautification Strategy. The Beautification Strategy Update survey ran from Saturday, April 3 to Sunday, April 18, 2021. Thank you to those who participated. The feedback collected will inform updates to the 2016 Beautification Strategy and ensure the City continues to effectively deliver and maintain flower beds, planters, shrubs and trees that make the city beautiful.
Beautification is the process of making visual improvements to a City through the placement of flowers, ornamental grasses, trees and shrubs in beds, planters, hanging baskets.
The City is undertaking a comprehensive review of its Beautification Strategy to ensure it still meets the community’s needs. Public engagement is vital to the development and success of this strategy and the feedback collected through this survey will help the City reassess current service levels for its horticultural assets (e.g. flower beds, planters, trees).
The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and will be available until Sunday, April 18. If you have any questions about this survey, please contact Colin Johnston, Manager of Contract Services and Special Projects/Interim Manager of Urban Forestry at beautificationsurvey@vaughan.ca.
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