Jason Trombetta

The council held a public meeting to consider a zoning bylaw amendment application for 5167 Campbell Road, proposing a change from Institutional to Core Commercial. Additionally, a resident provided a presentation proposing a public art installation or mural on existing retaining walls located at the corner of Regional Road 20 and Dennis Drive to showcase community heritage. The council discussed the proposal, acknowledged the need to investigate ownership of the infrastructure, and encouraged continued engagement on the project.

This document outlines the corporate strategic plan for the Township of West Lincoln.

The Council discussed various community concerns, including road safety on rural roads, capital projects, and the West Lincoln truck route open house. A significant portion of the meeting focused on waste management strategies for 2030, including curbside collection efficiencies and measures to address illegal dumping. Additionally, the Council addressed complaints regarding construction-related dust and mud issues on West Street, with updates provided on mitigation efforts and the expected completion timeline for the project.

The council meeting addressed several significant topics, including the implementation of a Tax Increment Equivalent Grant (TIEG) program to incentivize affordable housing development and the introduction of an Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment for the Fulton Rural Employment Lands. These discussions involved technical reviews of drainage, land use compatibility, and future employment growth. The meeting also included committee reports from Growth and Sustainability and Infrastructure, covering items such as telecommunications tower support, capital project tender awards, and an update on the Niagara Transportation Plan 2051.

The Council Meeting addressed several community and protective service matters. Key topics included the adoption of the Mayor's Youth Advisory Committee minutes, approval of amendments to the Municipal Alcohol Policy, and a review of the 2025 West Lincoln Community Services annual report, which highlighted significant growth in programming, participation, and facility usage. The Fire Chief provided a monthly update confirming compliance with emergency management standards, ongoing training initiatives, and updates on the status of recruit class examinations. Additionally, the Council discussed community engagement efforts, including local fundraising initiatives.