The Council meeting agenda includes a closed session to discuss personal matters and various presentations, including updates on International Literacy Day, concerns regarding the restoration of the Millennium Trail, and a financial strategy report for water and wastewater. Items for consideration include the approval of 2026 property tax write-offs, the reception of the Downtown Revitalization Final Project Report, and a resolution advocating for provincial HST reinvestment for municipal infrastructure.
Aug 25, 2026
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The Corporation of the County of Prince Edward Regular Council Meeting Minutes
The Council discussed and approved the Unifor Collective Agreement and received updates on community events and infrastructure, including the Wellington Town Hall transition. Significant debate took place regarding the proposed pickleball court project at Delhi Park, resulting in a directive for additional stakeholder engagement. Heritage permit applications were approved for properties on Wharf Street and the Milford United Church. Furthermore, the Council authorized the ownership transfer of the Wellington Dukes Junior A Hockey Club, approved the consolidated and trust funds financial statements for the prior fiscal year, and passed various by-laws related to zoning, procurement, and municipal property regulation.
Jul 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Corporation of the County of Prince Edward Council Meeting Agenda
The council meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included a legislative update on the Asset Management Plan, an annual review of the Artificial Intelligence governance model, and the renewal of a naming rights sponsorship agreement for the Wellington and District Community Centre arena. The council also discussed reports regarding municipal land divestiture for the Upper Lake Street Building and Cherry Valley Depot. Additionally, the agenda covered resolutions concerning planning subdivisions, amendments to procedural by-laws regarding reconsideration rules, and various traffic calming and parking measures. Further considerations included committee recommendations on alternative low-carbon fuel sourcing, heritage permit applications, and the adoption of by-laws for infrastructure funding and property agreements.
The committee meeting agenda focuses on the governance of Artificial Intelligence within the County. Key topics include the review and adoption of a draft Artificial Intelligence Acceptable Use Policy, which establishes guiding principles for responsible AI usage, data security, and risk management. Discussions also involve macro planning for an AI assessment framework, the organization of breakout groups for evaluation questions, and the establishment of an official AI tool registry and training protocols.
