The Corporation of the City of Kawartha Lakes Regular Council Meeting
The council meetings focused on a wide range of municipal business, including the regulation of rooming and lodging houses, regional transit planning, and heritage designation strategies. Key discussions involved environmental sustainability, such as the climate change strategy and tree preservation by-law, and various development-related approvals, including zoning by-law amendments for multiple locations and redevelopment credits. Furthermore, the council addressed leasing agreements for municipal facilities like the Summit Wellness Centre and the Kawartha Lakes Municipal Airport, alongside updates on municipal fleet greening, traffic calming measures, and municipal service performance planning.
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Kawartha Lakes Municipal Heritage Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed an alteration application for 10 Lindsay Street South. The proposal involves replacing existing windows with arched-headed windows. Staff supported the replacement in principle but recommended using sash windows instead of the proposed casement windows to better preserve the heritage character of the building.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Kawartha Lakes Municipal Heritage Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee meeting agenda includes a presentation on the new Climate Change Strategy, which aims to guide the City's response to environmental changes and heritage building preservation. Other key topics involve the implementation plan for the recently adopted Heritage Designation Strategy, updates on general heritage planning activities, planning for the Doors Open event, and a review of potential new designs and materials for heritage designation plaques.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting
The Corporation of the City of Kawartha Lakes Regular Council Meeting
The Council meeting involved several key items, including the presentation of Environmental Hero and Bee a Hero awards. Members of Council provided updates on recent conferences, community events, and local initiatives. The Council received deputations regarding tourism development, a proposed hydroelectric plant, concerns over development charges, traffic management, and flooding issues. Additionally, the Council reviewed and approved heritage designation strategies, operating budget status updates, and a ten-year regional transit master plan. Other administrative actions included the appointment of members to the Municipal Election Compliance Audit Committee, passing by-laws for land acquisitions and zoning amendments, and considering various reports on municipal infrastructure and services.
