Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Planning, Development and Heritage Committee Regular Monthly Meeting
The meeting included discussions on several development applications, including a Special Permit Use for an automobile glass repair shop and a request for rezoning of properties on Goldsmith Row. The Committee reviewed reports regarding accessory building permits, zoning bylaw amendments, and the Town's new Official Plan. Additionally, staff provided updates on committee volunteer applications and upcoming heritage sub-committee scheduling.
Oct 28, 2026·
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The agenda for the meeting included a land acknowledgement, a declaration of conflict of interest, and approval of the agenda. The primary business involved a motion to enter into a closed session under the Municipal Government Act regarding a matter still under negotiation, followed by a motion to exit the closed session and adjournment.
Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Finance And Technology Committee Regular Monthly Meeting
The committee discussed the renewal of the Stratford Utility GIC and reviewed a loan tender for Community Campus infrastructure. Key action items included managing the new committee application process, initiating an RFP for HST recovery services, and reviewing a proposed transition of the Stratford Utility flat rate billing cycle to an in-arrears model. Additionally, the committee analyzed town and utility financial reports, utility arrears, and project status updates.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Safety Services Committee Regular Monthly Meeting
The committee reviewed reports from the RCMP, Citizens on Patrol, and the Cross Roads Fire Company regarding occurrence statistics and call data for September 2026. Discussions included the status of E-Watch camera installations, the volunteer committee application process, and a scheduled holiday social. The committee also covered fire department controlled burns at Cotton Park, potential changes to dog licensing to a lifetime model, and the installation of permanent speed radar signs. Furthermore, reports from the Humane Society regarding animal control and bylaw enforcement were presented and reviewed.
