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The Committee of Adjustment reviewed and approved minor variance and land division applications. Key decisions included the approval of a minor variance for a sunroom addition at 1731 White Cedar Drive. Furthermore, the committee approved a land division application for 1382 Rougemount Drive, along with associated minor variances to facilitate the creation of a new lot and the construction of detached dwellings.
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The committee discussed a zoning by-law amendment application for the Seaton Recreation Complex and Library, which involved proposed relief for building setbacks and reduced parking requirements. The committee also reviewed the 2025 Annual Housing Monitoring Report, which tracked action items from the city's housing strategy, including discussions on affordable housing definitions, housing initiatives for veterans, and housing data accuracy.
The Council meeting addressed in-camera matters regarding a litigation case involving an Ontario Land Tribunal appeal and the Development Charge Reduction Program. In open session, Council authorized staff to finalize a Transfer Payment Agreement with the Province related to the Development Charge Reduction Program. The council also reviewed a delegation regarding a new fire station and awarded the construction contract for Fire Station 5 to Pomerleau Inc. Additionally, Council approved the contract for the Whitevale Master Drainage Plan implementation to Elirpa Construction & Materials Ltd. and authorized contract administration services. A confirmatory by-law was also passed to finalize the proceedings.
The committee discussed several key items, including a short-term rental status update, the City Centre Transportation Master Plan Study, and the implementation of the Toys for Tickets and Food for Fines holiday parking program. Updates were provided on the Seaton Recreation Complex and Library project and the terms of reference for the Community Safety and Well-Being Advisory Committee. Approvals were granted for various licence agreements, the commissioning of public art at the Dorsay Community and Heritage Centre, and consulting services for the Pine Creek Restoration project. Additionally, the committee addressed parking by-law amendments and the procurement of pickup trucks.
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