If you live in Vaughan, Ontario, you have noticed a little sign in your fellow neighbor's front yard that says "Curb Appeal", what is that?
The Curb Appeal program is a crucial part of Vaughan's beautification efforts, recognizing homeowners and businesses who show exceptional pride and effort in maintaining their properties. This initiative not only celebrates aesthetic excellence but also encourages the community to enhance the visual appeal of their surroundings.
Curb Appeal is all about making properties look their best. Throughout Vaughan, a dedicated group of community volunteers visits and evaluates properties based on specific criteria. This year, up to 850 properties can receive recognition signs if they meet the following standards:
If you're new to gardening or lawn care and want your property to stand out next year, the City of Vaughan offers these helpful tips:
Are you interested in promoting the beauty within Vaughan's neighborhoods? Become a volunteer Curb Appeal judge! To apply, fill out and submit a Curb Appeal Volunteer Application form. Accepted volunteers must attend a two-hour training program hosted by the City. During the training, incoming judges will learn about the environmental features and qualities a home must have to receive Curb Appeal recognition. When it's time for evaluation, judges will visit properties throughout the city and place signs on homes that demonstrate exceptional effort and beauty.
If you wish to nominate a homeowner or business for their outstanding "curb appeal," submit a nomination form or call Service Vaughan at 905-832-2281.
By participating in the Curb Appeal program, you can help enhance the beauty of Vaughan and recognize those who take pride in their properties. Whether as a volunteer judge or a property owner aiming for recognition, your involvement makes a significant difference in the community's overall appeal.