Infrastructure and Corporate Services Committee Meeting
The committee discussed several key items, including the City's credit rating, the 2026 mid-year operating and capital budget monitoring reports, and various administrative by-law updates. Notable topics included project contract amendments, infrastructure renewal programs, and the procurement of UV disinfection equipment for the wastewater treatment plant. Confidential matters regarding land acquisition, disposition, and legal advice were also addressed. Emerging service delivery pressures, such as CCTV camera replacements, conservation authority amalgamations, and fire department equipment upgrades, were reviewed alongside potential financial impacts from international trade policies.
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The committee meeting addressed the implications of Bill 98, the Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act, 2026, regarding municipal planning, zoning, and infrastructure frameworks. Key discussions included a retroactive Heritage Alteration Permit application for porch alterations at 45 Beaconsfield Avenue and a zoning amendment request for a residential stacked townhouse development at 725 Notre Dame Drive. The committee also reviewed items concerning permeable driveway surfaces and confidential matters involving legal advice and information provided by government agencies.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Community and Protective Services Committee Meeting Agenda And Reports
The committee meeting addressed several key items, including the 2026 update to the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, which proposes new recommendations for parkland classification, facility targets, and improved equity and accessibility in park design. Additionally, the committee discussed an enhanced response framework for dogs identified as public safety risks, recommending a graduated enforcement approach, new definitions for dangerous acts, and mandatory compliance requirements such as warning signage and muzzling. Other discussions included requests for more public green space in the Midtown area and community outreach regarding recreation planning.
Jun 8, 2026·Board meeting
Community And Protective Services Committee Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several key items, including a feasibility study for an urban tree nursery, concerns regarding property maintenance for community housing, and the implementation of a new framework for bylaw amendments to reduce rat infestations. Discussions also covered applications for federal funding for affordable housing, updates on a community grants program, and strategies for managing municipal compliance and early years servicing.
