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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The Council Strategic Plan for the Town of Midland outlines the long-term direction and goals for the 2023-2026 term. It is structured around five principal priorities: Waterfront Development, Stabilize and Streamline Service Delivery, Infrastructure Management, Enhance Town Safety, and Workplace Culture. The plan aims to guide strategic decision-making, allocate operational resources, and ensure accountability and transparency in achieving community objectives.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
Midland Town Council Regular Council Meeting
The council recognized a staff retirement, welcomed a new Director of Finance/Treasurer, and addressed multiple administrative matters. Key agenda items included declarations of pecuniary interest, receipt of confidential reports regarding the Bomb Beach Road and Midland Bay Landing RFPs, approval of a property tax rate bylaw revision, and consideration of an official plan amendment and zoning bylaw amendment related to a housing development on Young Street. Concerns were raised regarding the environmental impact of proposed developments on the local ecosystem and Little Lake.
