Director of Environmental Services at Midland
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The committee discussed the Dollartown storyboard and webpage content, cultural heritage evaluations, a public library local history presentation series, heritage plaques, and updates to the 2026 work plan. Additionally, the committee reviewed processes for heritage award presentations, progress on the inventory of mid-century modern homes, and upcoming community anniversary celebrations.
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The committee discussed the Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT) collected to date. Presentations were provided regarding MAT-funded activities undertaken by the County of Simcoe, including website updates, booking software research, consumer profile data analysis, and the development of stay and play packages. Additionally, the committee reviewed upcoming initiatives to be included in the Town's 2025 Budget, such as the development of a tourism strategy, the allocation of funds for a full-time event coordinator, and planning for events following the Butter Tart festival.
The Committee of Adjustment reviewed an application regarding the establishment of easements on provisionally severed and retained lots to accommodate existing hydro infrastructure at 9226 County Road 93. This application was submitted to fulfill a condition of a previous consent approval without requiring a lot relocation. The committee also included a report detailing the easement sketches and planning analysis for this site.
The Council convened in a closed session to discuss an Ontario Land Tribunal appeal concerning 526 Bay Street. The meeting resulted in the formal classification of the property as a Class 4 area under MECP publication NPC-300. This action was taken to address noise impact concerns from a nearby grain handling facility and to facilitate the development of a mixed-use apartment building on the site.
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