Regional Municipality of Waterloo Sustainability, Infrastructure, and Development Committee Addendum Agenda
The meeting agenda covered several infrastructure and development topics. Key items included a delegation regarding road access rights at Weimar Line, accompanied by a sight distance assessment report. The committee reviewed progress on the Kitchener Central Transit Hub, noting construction timelines and procurement updates. A recommendation was addressed regarding the expropriation of land for improvements to University Avenue East. Additionally, the agenda featured correspondence concerning Christmas tree pick-up and water usage for data centres, alongside a motion to review methodologies for calculating regional road noise.
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Regional Municipality of Waterloo Sustainability, Infrastructure, and Development Committee Minutes
The committee discussed several items, including waste management awards and a delegation regarding wildfire mitigation. Key approvals included a Tax Increment Grant for 30 George Street South, amendments to transit priority lane designations, and the surplus declaration of land at 110 Howard Avenue. The committee also received a building permit activity report and approved the expropriation of lands for road improvements on Victoria Street North. Furthermore, the committee directed staff to partner with the Family and Children's Services Foundation for a new Christmas tree collection service and passed a motion regarding the assessment of river crossings in Cambridge to support future growth.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Regional Municipality of Waterloo Sustainability, Infrastructure, and Development Committee Agenda
The committee discussed several items including the Waste Management Awards, a presentation on wildfires, and a strategic priority update regarding homes for all, specifically a labour force survey and a tax increment grant for a property on George Street, Cambridge. Further discussions included transit priority lane designations, the surplus declaration of lands on Howard Avenue, building permit activity and growth monitoring, land expropriation for road improvements, and the review of the curbside Christmas tree collection program. The meeting also addressed motions regarding river crossings in Cambridge and traffic calming requests.
Jul 8, 2026·Board meeting
Special Council Special Meeting
The council meeting addressed various water-related matters, including proposals for water infrastructure projects, specifically the construction of a water channel to the James Bay area and the acceleration of the Maple Grove Water Treatment Plant and Cambridge booster projects. There was a discussion regarding a motion to replace the current groundwater interference appeal process with a new committee and procedure. Delegations provided feedback on these topics, emphasizing the importance of transparent consultation with residents, the need for a comprehensive groundwater management approach, and the critical urgency of securing long-term water capacity to support regional development.
