https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip en-us 2022-03-08 19:43:00 UTC 2022-03-16 01:14:23 UTC hello@padlet.com ozzykumer https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2084794798 The smaller towns in the GTA are in the middle of a suburban growth that is changing their environment towards a more urban and less rural landscape. Cities like Vaughan and Markham are making tremendous strides with the quick urbanize the cities. Vaughan is building a new Metropolitan centre thanks to the opening of a TTC subway station. Markham has recently turned in a hot spot for both public and private real estate investments in the GTA. With the growth of urbanization, there is also and expected growth of population in the York Region. Some problems that appear with more people and a more urban city are; noise, traffic jams, air pollution, and sanitation and health problems.]]> 2022-03-08 20:22:48 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2084794798 ozzykumer https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2084799875 2022-03-08 20:26:31 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2084799875 caseyhall2 https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2084812454 The expansion and creation of towns and city's stems from the realization of instead of hunting crops and animals they will capture animals. Then breed them then kill them when fully grown for the most amount of food. This lead to more time to develop and expand there population This also lead to inventions which lead to human life expanding. When cities started to form was the innovations of to access energy while the amount of workers lead to exponential growth in population, size of the city and economy to allow everyone to strive. Cities that are bigger allow for more cash flow and jobs leading to the growth of the city even more. Until it might be to big and effect to much that has existed before the expansion ruining lives that existed there for a long time.   
   
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https://humantp.weebly.com/industrial-revolution.html#:~:text=The%20Industrial%20Revolution%20in%20its,a%20new%20society%5B7%5D.]]> 2022-03-08 20:35:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2084812454 caseyhall2 https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2086207265 2022-03-09 14:41:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2086207265 ozzykumer https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2094453926 Canada's urban population is expected to reach between 36 and 42 million people by 2031, and a large share of this population will live in large cities. The growth of the physical cities and population has led to air and water pollution, problems with transportation, crime and a bigger gap in income. Urbanization affects the physical environment through the number of people, their activities and the increased demands on certain resources. Urbanization has negative consequences on health mainly because of pollution and overcrowded living conditions. Air pollution is a problem that is created when major cities like Toronto quickly urbanize. Long-term health effects.  from air pollution include heart disease, lung cancer, and respiratory diseases such as emphysema. Air pollution can also cause serious damage to people's nerves, brain, kidneys, liver, and other organs that are vital for life.]]> 2022-03-14 18:26:04 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2094453926 ozzykumer https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2094457353 2022-03-14 18:28:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2094457353 ozzykumer https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2094467680 2022-03-14 18:34:27 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2094467680 caseyhall2 https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2096627988 The lands subject to this Amendment (“Subject Lands”) are
designated “New Community Areas”, “Natural Areas”, and “Agricultural” on Schedule 13 “Land Use” of VOP
2010. This Amendment will provide detailed policies with respect to land use, including height and density
provisions, urban design, the protection of cultural heritage and archaeological resources, transportation,
community facilities, natural heritage and open space. The intent of these policies is to facilitate the
development of a new community including new residential neighbourhoods. These policies are designed
to enable the creation of a complete community and ensure high quality development that is compatible
with surrounding land uses.   ]]> 2022-03-15 19:05:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2096627988 ozzykumer https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2096630688 A Place to Grow, the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe, is the Government of Ontario’s initiative to plan for growth and development which supports economic prosperity, protects the environment, and helps communities achieve a high quality of life. A Place to Grow 2019, identifies a vision which is grounded in a set of guiding principles that provide the basis for guiding decisions on how land is to be developed, resources are to be managed and protected, and public dollars are to be invested.

The Secondary Plan has been prepared to ensure that new development will result in the creation of a complete community which will be compact, vibrant, inclusive, healthy, sustainable and diverse.]]> 2022-03-15 19:07:38 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2096630688 caseyhall2 https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2096638713 As people move to urban places and the percent of people that live in cities tip towards it. there will be more stress on mayors to mass expand the cities leading to deforestation and other problems. The force of having to expand and worrying about inner conflict like inequality and health problems lead to certain policies being created. like one of Vaughan laws to make land that is made for the city used. This means that there are designated uses for land like Natural Areas. This law also says how preserving the already established land should stay allowing people to stay at there farm while expanding leading to minimal loss in jobs allowing the short term loss is not bad while expanding a city. ]]> 2022-03-15 19:13:23 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2096638713 caseyhall2 https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2097024439 when you urbanize to quick you have issues that effect everyone like when you need nutritional food, but there isn't enough so the food mass produced food (which is most likely unhealthy) is cheaper and theres more to go around. I have also noticed that the more we expand and theres more competition.When we work a lot it leads to less home made meals that normally have a well balanced diet. Instead we use fast food more which is bad for our health. Most of the issues are about overpopulation problems and competition these issues effect the poor the most, and some of the middle class. Competition/overpopulation also changed the economy the one example is the inflation and change of money from the baby boomers age to Gen Z age. This change is massive as the supply was so high but there was basically no demand leading to everything being cheaper. Now there is so much demand and A good amount of supply leading to higher expenses and harder to find housing. The only supply that generates fast enough to be Cheap is automated products. When cities quickly urbanize everyone is effected but the difference is who can handle it with healthy alternatives and spare cash.  ]]> 2022-03-16 01:12:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ozzykumer/pzvqifnaodmqvip/wish/2097024439