A Bold Strategy For Our City's Future
Real change requires practical, actionable steps. The Zebuun Plan provides a clear roadmap to revitalize our infrastructure, stabilize municipal spending, and ensure transparent leadership at City Hall.
Housing Action
London needs more housing, and it needs it faster.
For too long, the process of building new homes has been slowed by unnecessary delays, excessive bureaucracy, and a lack of urgency. As demand continues to grow, housing supply has struggled to keep pace, making it increasingly difficult for young families, first time homebuyers, students, and working professionals to find affordable places to live.
As Mayor, I will prioritize streamlining approval processes, reducing unnecessary red tape, and improving coordination between City Hall, developers, and community stakeholders. Housing projects that meet the city's needs should not be stuck in endless delays.
My goal is simple: increase housing supply across London while maintaining responsible development standards. More homes mean more options, greater affordability, and a stronger future for our city.
Whether it is apartments, townhomes, starter homes, or mixed use developments, London must be prepared to grow and adapt to the needs of its residents.
Housing should not be treated as a luxury. It should be attainable for the people who live, work, study, and raise families in our city.
London's growth should be guided by common sense, efficiency, and a commitment to ensuring future generations can afford to call this city home.
Mustafa Zeboon
Homelessness & Recovery
The growing homelessness crisis in London is a humanitarian challenge that requires compassion, accountability, and action.
For too long, the response has focused on managing the symptoms rather than addressing the underlying causes that keep many individuals trapped in cycles of instability. While every person's situation is different, issues such as addiction, mental health struggles, trauma, and a lack of support often play a major role.
My goal is not simply to move people from one location to another. My goal is to help people rebuild their lives.
As Mayor, I will advocate for stronger partnerships between the City, healthcare providers, community organizations, and the Province to expand access to recovery focused programs. These programs should provide individuals with a safe and structured environment where they can access treatment, counseling, mental health support, life skills development, and pathways toward employment and long term independence.
Recovery is not achieved overnight. It requires support, structure, and a system that encourages positive outcomes rather than perpetual dependency.
I believe London should prioritize solutions that help people overcome the challenges that led them into homelessness in the first place. Success should be measured by how many individuals are able to regain stability, reconnect with their communities, secure employment, and move forward with dignity and purpose.
Compassion means more than providing temporary relief. It means helping people create a better future for themselves.
London deserves a homelessness strategy that focuses on recovery, rehabilitation, and lasting results. And I have multiple plans to ensure success.
Mustafa Zeboon
Walkable Streets & Safer Infrastructure
A city should be easy to move through, safe to navigate, and properly maintained. Unfortunately, many areas of London are falling short.
Residents deal with deteriorating roads, poorly designed intersections, damaged sidewalks, inadequate pedestrian infrastructure, and traffic bottlenecks that make everyday travel more frustrating than it needs to be.
As Mayor, I will prioritize the repair and modernization of London's transportation infrastructure. This includes resurfacing damaged roads, repairing sidewalks, improving pedestrian crossings, upgrading aging intersections, and identifying areas where traffic flow can be improved without compromising safety.
Creating a more walkable city is not about making life harder for drivers. It is about giving residents more options and making our streets safer for everyone. Whether you are walking to school, commuting to work, cycling through your neighborhood, taking transit, or driving across the city, you deserve infrastructure that works.
I will support investments in pedestrian friendly streetscapes, better lighting, accessible walkways, safer crosswalks, and improved connections between neighborhoods, commercial districts, parks, and transit routes.
Too often, infrastructure projects are delayed while roads, sidewalks, and intersections continue to deteriorate. My administration will focus on proactive maintenance and long term planning so that problems are addressed before they become more expensive to fix.
London is a growing city, and our infrastructure must grow with it. Safe streets, reliable roads, and walkable communities are not luxuries. They are essential components of a modern and thriving city.
It's time to build a London that is safer, more accessible, and easier to navigate for everyone.
Mustafa Zeboon
Rapid Transit & Efficient Mobility
A growing city requires a transportation system that moves people efficiently, reliably, and on time.
For many Londoners, public transit is not a convenience, it is a necessity. Workers, students, seniors, and families rely on transit every day to access employment, education, healthcare, and essential services. Unfortunately, long travel times, inconsistent service, and inefficient routes continue to make commuting more difficult than it should be.
As Mayor, I will prioritize improving the efficiency and reliability of London's transit network. The goal is simple: reduce commute times, improve service frequency, and ensure residents can get where they need to go without unnecessary delays.
This means reviewing routes to identify inefficiencies, improving connections between major employment hubs and residential areas, and ensuring transit resources are deployed where demand is highest. Public transit should reflect how people actually move throughout the city.
I support investments that improve the speed and reliability of transit services, including modernized transit infrastructure, improved traffic coordination, dedicated transit corridors where appropriate, and technology that helps keep vehicles moving on schedule.
As London's population continues to grow, we must also plan for the future. Any major transit expansion should be evaluated based on practicality, cost effectiveness, long term benefits, and its ability to reduce congestion while improving mobility across the city.
The objective is not simply to add more buses or launch expensive projects. The objective is to create a transit system that works better for the people who depend on it every day.
My perspective on transit was shaped during my time as a student in Japan. Like most people there, I relied almost entirely on public transportation to get around. Whether I was commuting to class, shopping, visiting friends, or traveling across the city, transit was reliable, efficient, and accessible. I never needed to own a car, buy a bicycle, or regularly call a taxi because the system simply worked.
Returning to London was a culture shock. Too many residents have little choice but to depend on a car for everyday life, while rising fuel costs continue to put pressure on household budgets. Public transit should be a practical and dependable option, not a last resort.
My goal is not to copy another country's system. My goal is to learn from what works and apply those lessons here in London. We deserve a transit network that is reliable, efficient, and capable of supporting a growing city.
A stronger transit network means shorter commutes, greater economic productivity, reduced congestion, and more opportunities for residents throughout the city.
You deserve a transit system that is efficient, dependable, and built for the future.
Mustafa Zeboon
Fiscal Responsibility & Lower Taxes
Every dollar collected from taxpayers should be treated with respect.
London residents work hard for their money, and they deserve a municipal government that spends responsibly, operates efficiently, and delivers measurable results. As the cost of living continues to rise, City Hall must ensure that taxpayer dollars are being used effectively and in the best interests of the community.
As Mayor, I will prioritize identifying inefficiencies, reducing unnecessary spending, and improving accountability across municipal operations. Government should continuously evaluate its programs, projects, and expenditures to ensure resources are being directed toward services that provide real value to residents.
What do we need metal trees for? Fiscal responsibility does not mean cutting essential services. It means making smarter decisions, eliminating waste where it exists, and ensuring that every investment serves a clear purpose and delivers meaningful benefits for Londoners.
I believe City Hall should operate with the same financial discipline that families and businesses are expected to maintain every day. Major expenditures should be carefully evaluated, project costs should be transparent, and taxpayers should be able to see where their money is going and what results are being achieved.
My administration will work to reduce the financial burden on residents by limiting unnecessary spending, improving operational efficiency, and pursuing opportunities to lower taxes where fiscally responsible. Londoners should not be asked to pay more simply because government has failed to spend wisely.
By focusing on core municipal priorities, improving accountability, and maximizing the value of every tax dollar, we can build a city that delivers better services while keeping more money in the pockets of the people who earned it.
The goal is simple: a government that works better, spends smarter, and costs less.
London deserves leadership that respects taxpayers, values accountability, and understands that fiscal responsibility is essential to building a stronger, more affordable, and more prosperous city for everyone.
Mustafa Zeboon