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The Town of Stratford, Prince Edward Island, is offering a surplus octagon gazebo building at Robert Cotton Park, 57 Bunbury Road, for sale to the highest bidder. The 24-foot-wide, 15-foot-high structure is sold as-is, and the successful bidder must pay all moving and removal costs and remove it by September 30, 2026. Bids must be sealed, labeled 'Gazebo Bid,' and hand delivered to Stratford Town Hall by 2:00 PM on September 4, 2026.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Stratford (Town)
The committee discussed several development applications, including a proposal for a MacDonald's restaurant at 9 Kinlock Road, which requires specific conditions regarding site access, pedestrian connectivity, and stormwater management. The meeting also addressed subdivision application extensions and reviewed building permit summaries for the month. Additionally, the committee deliberated on policy regarding the subdivision of land in unserviced areas, ultimately agreeing to postpone the presentation of findings on the matter to a future meeting.
The council discussed various reports including updates on water education programs, infrastructure projects such as sewer redirection and hydrant installation, and community development. Resolutions were passed to award the grass cutting tender, approve the Harbour View sewer redirection project, and authorize the installation of additional fire hydrants. The council deliberated on a proposed stacked townhouse development, which ultimately failed to pass. Discussions also covered transit ridership, plans for active transportation paths, and inquiries regarding the maintenance of community facilities.
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The council reviewed reports from the Mayor, the Chief Administrative Officer, and various municipal committees including Finance, Planning, and Safety Services. Key discussion topics included a noted shift in development trends toward multi-unit housing and the consideration of permit applications for a mixed-use commercial facility and an auto detailing business. Council members addressed infrastructure updates, including transportation improvements and pedestrian access projects, and deliberated on transit service negotiations. The meeting also featured updates on community safety initiatives, such as the eWatch program and RCMP crime statistics, as well as progress on the 2026-2027 budget cycle and intergovernmental affairs.
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