Rob Ford: Application

Ross Vaughan Dept: The authority's executive committee voted 11-1 Friday to send Ford's application to staff for a full report and recommendation on whether to sell the 600-square-foot parcel, according to The Star. Buying and fencing the parkette facing Edenbridge Dr. would provide the needed buffer, between the fence and his bungalow to protect the mayor's two young children, Vaughan said and mayor Rob Ford's application to buy a parkette next to his house to expand his yard will be considered by the regional conservation authority that owns it. Ross Vaughan, Ford's realtor, told the regional politicians that, since Ford became mayor in fall 2010, people have been spotted trying to get into his property from adjoining land. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.