The Corporation of the Township of Puslinch Council Meeting
The Council meeting agenda addressed various municipal matters, including the review of skating schedules, surplus allocation to the Asset Management Discretionary Reserve, and amendments to the Site Alteration Permit By-law. Discussions focused on procedural motions regarding Zoning By-law Amendment applications, support for procurement policies emphasizing Canadian goods, and considerations for permit applications related to water taking. The meeting also included reports on departmental operations and provided updates on various committee activities and provincial policy consultations.
Enterprise
Get verified public-sector contacts at scale
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
The public information meeting addressed two development applications. The first involved a zoning bylaw amendment for 339 Downey Road to rezone lands from agricultural to agricultural site-specific to permit two existing dwellings, following a surplus dwelling severance. The second application involved an official plan and zoning bylaw amendment to facilitate a residential subdivision at Part Lot 7-9, Concession 10, by expanding the hamlet boundary and rezoning lands from agricultural to hamlet residential site-specific to allow for single detached dwellings, a park, and home businesses. Presentations were made regarding site details, servicing, and policy conformity for both applications, and the public was invited to ask questions and provide comments.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
Corporation Of The Township Of Puslinch Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed various municipal matters, including the reception of reports from the Finance, Fire and Rescue, and Building departments. Key discussions involved the approval of a cost-of-living adjustment, updates to the Site Alteration By-law, and zoning by-law amendments for several properties. The council also deliberated on correspondence regarding the Wellington Waterloo Power Line Project, regional conservation authority governance regulations, and traffic calming measures. Additionally, the council confirmed proceedings through various by-laws, held closed sessions for personnel and litigation matters, and received committee updates.
