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Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Town of Midland Council Regular Council Meeting
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 agenda for the upcoming meeting includes the consideration of a fee waiver request for the Ukraine Relief Pickleball Tournament and the adoption of various sets of previous council minutes. Key reports to be received include the Ombudsman's final investigation report regarding a past closed session, the Fire Department's second-quarter response and cost report, and updates regarding vendor fees for the Ontario's Best Butter Tart Festival and Culture and Tourism Division fees. The Council will also hear presentations from LINEVISION Architects on a waterfront case study, the Midland Cultural Centre on community programming, and an update from the Midland Active Transportation Advisory Committee. Notable motions for consideration include the potential re-establishment of Midland Police Services and a request for a review of traffic safety measures on Aberdeen Boulevard.
Jun 16, 2026·Board meeting
Midland Town Council Special Meeting
The Council discussed the development charge reduction program and the submission of applications to the province. The meeting focused on the financial risks and rewards of implementing a conditional reduction in residential development charges, with a proposal to harmonize with neighboring municipalities by offering a 60% reduction contingent upon successful provincial funding for identified projects. The discussion addressed the need for staff to conduct ground truthing and risk assessments regarding potential revenue losses versus the economic benefits of incentivizing residential housing developments.
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.
