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Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Township of Oro-Medonte Council Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several procedural and operational items, including the adoption of the agenda and the disclosure of conflicts of interest regarding short-term rentals and a local burial project. Council formally recognized staff members for obtaining professional designations from the Association of Ontario Road Supervisors. Additionally, the meeting included a public hearing on a zoning bylaw amendment for the Meadows Natural Burial Ground to establish environmental protection zones and restrict residential development.
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The committee conducted a meeting featuring a land acknowledgement, housekeeping procedures, and a disclosure of pecuniary interest related to a natural burial project. The session included two public hearings: a zoning bylaw amendment application to allow for an accessory storage building at 511 and 1547 Ridge Road West, and a minor variance application to permit the creation of an oversized accessory apartment in the basement of a dwelling at 2711 Foxme Road.
Sep 23, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township Of Oro-Medonte Council Council Meeting
The council discussed several administrative and regulatory matters. Key topics included a request to extend the deadline for short-term rental (STR) license applications to October 30th, 2026, which was approved. Additionally, the council reviewed and adopted an update to the municipal drinking water system bylaw, which aims to strengthen protection for water quality and infrastructure while repealing the 2016 bylaw. The meeting also included preliminary discussions regarding delegated authority for council decision-making under provincial legislation.
Sep 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Oro Madani Council Council Meeting
The Council meeting included a formal land acknowledgement and declarations of interest regarding zoning frameworks and official plan appeals. The meeting featured the recognition of the Township as a recipient of the Federal Provincial Territorial Emergency Management Exemplary Service Award for its response to a recent ice storm, with detailed discussions on the collaborative recovery efforts and provincial funding secured for the event. A deputation was also presented regarding a proposed national symbol and flag for Canadian military veterans, outlining the design's significance and a goal to have November recognized as Veterans Month.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
