Marc G. SerréCAO/Clerk
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Markstay-Warren
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Markstay-Warren.
- Buyer type:
- City
- Location:
- Markstay, ON, CA
- Country:
- CA
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Markstay-Warren.
Key metrics and characteristics
Population
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2,708
Propensity to Spend
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AI Adoption Score
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Startup Friendliness
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Latest Budget Year
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Markstay-Warren
The council meeting covered various municipal operations, including the waiver of facility fees for the Volunteer Firefighters' Appreciation Dinner, receipt of the Library Board report, and an update on the Fire Department's smoke detector campaign. Council discussed and resolved not to support the creation of a new governing board for Sudbury East Building and By-Law Services at this time. Support was expressed for a call to four-lane Highways 11 and 17. The council awarded a tender for the supply of winter sand, reviewed proposed changes to the service charges and fees by-law, and passed a by-law authorizing an IT managed services agreement. Additionally, council addressed the replacement of playground equipment in Hagar and Warren through an RFP process and discussed the creation of a committee for provincial funding. A closed session was held to discuss personal matters and potential litigation.
The council meeting addressed several operational and administrative matters. Key discussion topics included the acceptance of the Sudbury East Building and Bylaw Services second-quarter report and the Sudbury East Planning Board minutes. The council approved the 2026 Accessibility Plan, awarded tenders for the supply of road salt, gravel application, and the replacement of the Leeftink Road Bridge, and directed staff to prepare an RFP for the disposal of excess soil from the Markstay Revitalization Project. Additionally, the council passed by-laws regarding an agreement with Circular Materials and the establishment of service charges and fees, discussed municipal election procedures, reviewed the Ombudsman's report, and established policies regarding department manager attendance at council meetings. A closed session was also conducted to discuss fire department collective agreements and efficiency capital.
The council held a special meeting to conduct a public hearing regarding a zoning by-law amendment application. Discussions involved the review of application file ZBA 26-12MW, leading to the approval and passage of By-Law 2026-59, which amends the existing zoning by-law 2014-27 for Lise Henry and Garry Lavigne.
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