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Jan 1, 2027·StrategicPlan
Board
City Of London Parks And Recreation Master Plan Update 2027-2042
The City of London's Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update is a guiding document for future planning, investment, and service delivery of parks, recreation facilities, and open spaces, with a long-term horizon extending to 2042. Building upon the vision and five goals of the 2019 plan, it specifically addresses capital needs required for a growing population and increased demand. The update focuses on four key themes: modernizing park planning and delivery to ensure equitable access and a connected system with updated parkland targets; creating inclusive, flexible, and climate-resilient parks that prioritize universal design, comfort, and environmental sustainability; investing strategically in facilities to meet current and future community needs, including provision targets for emerging activities like pickleball and cricket, and expanding multi-use recreation centers and essential amenities; and fostering collaboration with partners and ensuring financial sustainability through strategic funding.
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Community Advisory Committee on Planning Meeting Report
The committee discussed several key items, including the disclosure of pecuniary interests regarding specific heritage properties. Major agenda items included revisions to the Committee's Terms of Reference, receipt of nominations for the 2027 Mayor's New Year's Honour List, and a report on the environmental assessment for the University Drive Bridge. The committee supported the Heritage Property Tax Relief Program and reviewed numerous requests for heritage property designations under the Ontario Heritage Act for locations including Waterloo Street, Richmond Street, Bromleigh Avenue, Colonel Talbot Road, Wellington Crescent, Main Street, and Base Line Road East. Furthermore, the committee evaluated a demolition request for 100 Stanley Street and received the Heritage Planners' Report.
Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Infrastructure and Corporate Services Committee Report
The committee meeting addressed several administrative and operational items. Key actions included the approval of closing a portion of an unopened road allowance, the installation of an interim traffic signal at the intersection of Bradley Avenue and Old Victoria Road, and the appointment of a consulting engineer for the Springbank Park Footbridge rehabilitation. The committee also received reports on lease financing agreements, property tax options for reserved school block lands, and an annual monitoring and pricing report for city-owned industrial land. Additionally, the committee acted as a tribunal to hear and dismiss a development charge appeal, directed the administration to consult on development charge interest provisions, and held a closed session regarding land acquisition and solicitor-client privileged advice.
Sep 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Planning and Environment Committee Report
The committee meeting addressed various planning and development matters, including the Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act, a heritage alteration permit for 45 Beaconsfield Avenue, and temporary accommodation commitments for 145 Base Line Road West. The committee also discussed affordable housing incentive programs, zoning amendments for multiple properties such as 725 Notre Dame Drive, 299-307 Sarnia Road, 1766 Wilton Grove Road, and 350-356 Windermere Road, as well as an update on draft neighbourhood plans. Additionally, the committee directed a review of permeable driveway surfaces and held a closed session regarding confidential information and solicitor-client privilege.
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