The meeting agenda focused on a Zoning By-law Amendment Application for the Seaton Recreation Complex & Library, proposing site-specific adjustments for building setbacks, parking configuration, and a reduction in minimum parking supply. Additionally, the committee reviewed the 2025 Annual Housing Monitoring Report, which tracks the progress of the Pickering Housing Strategy & Action Plan, analyzes primary rental market statistics, and provides an update on current affordable housing development applications.
Jul 1, 2026
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City Of Pickering Cultural Strategic Plan 2026-2036
The City of Pickering's Cultural Strategic Plan for 2026-2036 serves as a roadmap for the city's arts, culture, museum, and public art programs, aiming to build a vibrant future and reflect its creative identity and diverse community. It is structured around five strategic priorities: fostering placemaking and a distinct community identity, celebrating interculturalism through the arts, sustaining and maintaining a creative economy, being future-ready, and prioritizing youth and young families. The overarching vision is for residents to feel connected through culture, energized by community, and engaged in bringing public spaces to life, while balancing financial realities with ambitious goals for growth, inclusivity, and civic identity.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting
Council Meeting Minutes
The council meeting addressed several significant topics, including a presentation on the Highway 7 Widening project, heritage permit applications for road reconstruction and the designation of a heritage property, and an integrity commissioner report leading to a salary suspension for a councillor. The council also approved infrastructure projects such as asphalt resurfacing for a fire station and various road reconstructions, authorized a new agreement with Ontario Power Generation for municipal infrastructure, appointed a new integrity commissioner and lobbyist registrar, and established traffic safety measures for the upcoming Canada Day event.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Pickering Council Special Council Meeting
The council discussed and considered an application for the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build - Development Charge Reduction Program. Key topics included the potential for significant grant funding for housing-enabling infrastructure, the requirement to reduce residential development charge fees by a minimum of 30%, and the proposal to freeze these fees for three years. Specific capital projects identified for the application included Seaton Fire Station #3, William Jackson Road reconstruction and culvert replacement, and Audley Road reconstruction and culvert replacement. The council also reviewed financial implications, growth forecasts, and program requirements related to housing unit projections and infrastructure construction timelines.
