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Sep 29, 2026
The Town of Aurora is seeking proposals for the design of an active transportation facility on Henderson Drive, from Bathurst Street to Baldwin Road / McClellan Way. The portal identifies the opportunity as a Request for Proposal (RFP), solicitation 26-PROC-0051. It is marked Open and gives a closing time of Tue Sep 29, 2026 10:00:00 AM (EDT).
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Aug 28, 2026
Sep 25, 2026
This Request for Tender (RFT) seeks bids for the supply of all labor, materials, equipment, delivery, and installation required for the construction of two new beach volleyball courts and associated paving, walkways, and a shade sail structure at Lambert Willson Park in Aurora.
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Employee FTE
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Population
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62,057
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Aurora
The task force discussed feedback from a survey regarding retail cannabis stores in the town. Additionally, members engaged in a round table discussion regarding the task force's final findings and recommendations to be reported to the Council. This discussion covered public education on reporting criminality, public safety and ongoing monitoring, communications with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), retail responsibilities, preventative measures, and the cannabis retail location approval and dispute process.
The committee convened to review minor variance applications including the construction of a cabana at 1 Spence Drive, which required relief regarding exterior side yard setbacks, and a second-storey addition at 53 Metcalfe Street, involving requests for relief on front yard setbacks, interior side yard setbacks, and gross floor area limits. The review process involved assessing compliance with zoning by-laws and official plan requirements, confirming that the proposed developments would maintain the residential character of the neighbourhoods.
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The Committee of Adjustment reviewed and acted upon several minor variance applications. For the current agenda, applications were presented regarding property relief for a detached garage at 100 Harrison Avenue and a front yard deck at 53 Mosley Street. In the included minutes from a previous session, the Committee approved minor variances for the construction of a cabana at 1 Spence Drive, a second-storey addition at 53 Metcalfe Street, a detached garage with an additional residential unit at 29 Wells Street, and a detached dwelling at 67 Nisbet Drive.
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