#connected communities

Frankston City Council has reaffirmed its commitment to fostering healthier, more connected communities by investing $11 million into 17 play space upgrades across the municipality since adopting its Play Strategy in 2021. With five new play spaces completed in the 2024–25 financial year and another five planned for the coming year, the program shows no signs of slowing. Recent upgrades include…

The Lost Sierra to gain 300 new miles of trail

The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS) is on a mission. With an endgame of building sustainable, recreation-based communities in economically disadvantaged areas, the Connected Communities project and Lost Sierra Master Trails Plan will eventually link 15 towns in Sierra, Plumas, Lassen and Butte County, California with more than 300 miles of new motorized and non-motorized trail.

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Please Watch My Video: My vision for Connected Communities explained; I address: Markham & GTA Traffic, Public Transit, GO Train Frequency & Connectivity, High-Speed Electric Rail (80-160km/hr), Affordable Housing, New High-Tech Industries for Markham, including autonomous Transit Vehicles, Urban Vertical Farming, and The Internet of Things. My vision plans for High-Rise, Mixed-Use, Complete Walkable Urbanism, Rail Integrated Communities. 

Through the master planning process, we will accommodate the needs of every age group, including seniors and youth, through affordable housing and a robust, integrated, public transit system. We will strategically place, Hospitals, Commercial Buildings, Entertainment & Recreational Destinations, Elementary & Secondary Schools, Colleges & Universities, so that residents can live, work and play within the 407 corridor. 

By burying the 407 Hydro Lines, repurposing the lands to their highest and best use, and effectively zoning, this project will be financed through land value capture, and private investment, so that minimal taxpayers money is used.