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Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Regular Meeting
The Council addressed several development applications, approving various home occupations, retail uses, and building rebuilds in protected watershed areas, while deferring a decision on a development application for Kenmount Road. The Council adopted the Rennie's River, Central, and Mundy Pond Neighbourhood Plans. Further business included the ratification of a collective agreement with CUPE Local 1289 and the approval of general wage increases for management, executives, and Council members. Additionally, the Council authorized road closures for several upcoming community events and approved weekly payment vouchers.
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Committee Of The Whole - City Council Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation on the Rennie's River, Central, and Mundy Pond Neighbourhood Plans, which outline growth and development strategies, including intensification areas and infrastructure improvements; Council adopted these plans in principle. Additionally, the Committee received a travel report for the second quarter and discussed the Climate Risk Preparedness Project, which focuses on developing a unified assessment framework for climate-related risks, infrastructure resilience, and community engagement.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed and approved several development applications, including a Crown Land lease for forage production, parking relief for a warehouse project, a home occupation for a bakery, and a discretionary use for an outdoor eating area. Additionally, the council ratified the approval of murals for the 2026 Mural Festival in heritage areas, approved weekly payment vouchers, designated a new street name, appointed new members to the Affordable Housing Working Group, granted an easement for property access, adopted resolutions regarding municipal plan and development regulation amendments, and approved road closures for film shoots and a block party.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Regular Meeting
The council approved various development applications, including warehouse use, crown land grants, fence and driveway installations, and building rebuilds. Financial approvals included weekly payment vouchers. Key new business items involved zoning interpretations, updates to development regulations for accessory buildings and backyard suites, the rejection of a wetland rezoning proposal, and approvals for community grants and event-related road closures. The council also addressed a lease agreement for city land and proposed text amendments regarding dwelling unit definitions. Finally, the council discussed a formal letter sent to provincial and federal governments concerning public safety, mental health, and homelessness.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
