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The meeting included the approval of Draft 2 of the Community Engagement Survey, which is scheduled for launch on February 16, 2026. The committee also discussed potential members for a future Land Acknowledgement Working Group and addressed updates to the Action Items Tracking Sheet, specifically regarding the merger of election-related tasks.
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The council meeting addressed several zoning by-law amendments for properties in the area. Key actions included the approval of an emergency budget amendment for a landfill compactor, the adoption of an emergency response plan, and the reception of reports regarding building permits and development agreements. The council also deliberated on governance models for waste recycling, extensions to interim control by-laws for residential care facilities, and reviewed legal advice regarding sign by-laws and site plan appeals.
The Council addressed various municipal matters, including community announcements and event updates. Key actions included the approval of property standards by-laws and the adoption of a water and wastewater capacity allocation policy to ensure sustainable growth. The council also authorized a revision to the fees and charges by-law for 2026. Following a closed session regarding personnel, land disposition, and legal matters, the Council proceeded to formalize the appointment of a new Deputy Treasurer, a Human Resources Generalist, and members to the Joint Compliance Audit Committee.
The Council reviewed a proposal for a storage shed at the Chesley soccer fields and received various working group minutes. Key administrative actions included the approval of a Property Standards By-Law and a Lot Grading and Drainage By-Law. Council also authorized the installation of a Veterans Commemorative Crosswalk in Tara, approved the Paisley Artscape Society's street sculpture selections, and supported participation in an expanded alcoholic beverage framework for community events. Additionally, improvements for the Paisley Town Square were authorized, and the Council approved the municipality's application for the Enhancing Access to Spaces for Everyone (EASE) grant for arena accessibility upgrades. Finally, the Council moved to incorporate Municipal Buy Ontario regulations into their procurement by-law.
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