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The committee reviewed two minor variance applications. The first application concerning 601 Taylor Drive sought relief from the minimum front yard setback regulation to address a non-complying setback for a detached dwelling unit. The second application concerning 381 Olive Street requested relief for a reduced front yard setback regarding an expanded detached garage.
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The council agenda focuses on the implementation of housekeeping amendments to the town's Procedure By-law. Key items include aligning provisions with provincial legislative changes regarding the composition of the County Council, specifically addressing the role of the Deputy Mayor. Additionally, the agenda addresses clarifying roles within the Chair's duties during debates and updating administrative references for signing authority.
The Municipal Accommodation Tax Committee meeting agenda includes updates on the Municipal Accommodation Tax collections for the first two quarters of 2026. Additionally, the committee will receive progress reports on MAT-funded projects undertaken by the County of Simcoe and the Town of Midland, as well as an update on the implementation of the Tourism Strategy and proposed projects and activities for 2027.
The Council discussed several reports, including the Road Safety Initiatives Fund grant application and the Toys for Tickets pilot project. Decisions were made regarding a draft plan extension for The Seasons on Little Lake subdivision, requiring specific conditions for block dedication. The Council received reports on natural heritage evaluation, a holiday closure schedule for municipal offices, and a development charge reduction program. Additionally, motions were passed regarding the dedication of a splash pad shade structure and requested reports on repair costs for the Midland Cultural Centre.
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