The agenda focuses on by-law proceedings, specifically regarding Part Lot Control exemptions for various properties, including Sagewood Avenue, Ripley Lane, and several other locations. Key items include the appointment of screening and hearing officers for the Administrative Penalty system related to Red-light Camera Enforcement and amendments to traffic regulations regarding parking and stopping prohibitions. Additional procedural items include a land acknowledgment, and an item for the confirmation of proceedings.
Sep 16, 2026·
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The agenda focuses on the review and approval of applications for cancellation, reduction, or addition to taxes. It includes the consideration of the General Committee Report and the enactment of various by-laws related to land use, Part Lot Control exemptions for residential developments such as Honeyfield Big Bay Point Road and Deer Creek Fine Homes, traffic regulation, and the confirmation of Council proceedings.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
General Committee General Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered a variety of reports and agenda items. Key topics included the 2025 audited financial statements, a prudent investor governance update, advisory committee reports from the International Relations Committee, and a budget update for the committee. Discussions also addressed senior space at the Lampman Lane Community Center, a development charge reduction program, the elimination of grass cutting on steep slopes at city facilities, the installation of interpretive signage, and the extension of a development charge deferral program. Additionally, the committee reviewed park equipment plans for 540 Essa Road.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
City Council City Council Meeting
The council addressed various municipal matters, including the approval of tax applications for cancellation, reduction, and additions. Committee reports were received and adopted, covering topics such as the Ontario Heritage Trust, audited financial statements, a prudent investor governance update, senior space allotment, a development charge reduction program, and a tennis dome letter of support. The council also deliberated on the relocation of traffic lights on Bayview Drive, property code violations regarding grass cutting, and the Nine Mile Portage signage update. Significant agreements were authorized, including a municipal shared services agreement with the County of Simcoe and a development charge deferral pilot program. The council further discussed park equipment for Essa Road Park, held inquiries regarding park redevelopment consultations, and recognized achievements of the human resources team. Several bylaws were introduced and passed, including an amendment to building code contravention policies and a confirmation bylaw.
