The Committee of the Whole meeting addressed several governance and development items. Key topics included an update on the City's AI initiative, focusing on policy development, training, and governance; an amendment to the Heritage By-Law to include provisions for heat pumps in residential buildings; approval of 28 applications for the 2026 Heritage Financial Incentives Program, with a request for staff to refine future prioritization strategies; and the approval of building elevations for a new residential development at 33 Plymouth Road.
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The committee received an update on the St. John's Local Immigration Partnership, highlighting new organizational partnerships and involvement in advisory working groups focused on newcomers. The committee approved a wall sign application for the First Light headquarters at 40 Quidi Vidi Road. Additionally, the Wetland Study Phase 2B was formally adopted with a mandate for a 15-meter buffer zone on all protected wetlands. Finally, the committee approved a revised Procurement Policy and the implementation of new Supplier Performance Management Procedures designed to standardize evaluation criteria and strengthen supplier oversight.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Committee Of The Whole - City Council Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation on the Rennie's River, Central, and Mundy Pond Neighbourhood Plans, which outline growth and development strategies, including intensification areas and infrastructure improvements; Council adopted these plans in principle. Additionally, the Committee received a travel report for the second quarter and discussed the Climate Risk Preparedness Project, which focuses on developing a unified assessment framework for climate-related risks, infrastructure resilience, and community engagement.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council Regular Meeting
The Council meeting addressed several development applications, including variance requests, changes of non-conforming use for commercial properties, and parking relief. Significant agenda items included the approval of the observance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the ratification of the collective agreement between the City and CUPE Local 569, and authorization for road closures for various summer events. Additionally, the Council reviewed financial reports concerning fiscal 2025 revenue and expenditures, approved weekly payment vouchers, and acknowledged a list of awarded contracts and development permits.
