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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Procurement of a consistent supply and delivery of high-quality fresh fruits and vegetables for Huron Lodge's long-term care food service operations.
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Sep 24, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Procurement for the complete removal and replacement of a section of the existing noise barrier wall along the eastbound lanes of the E.C. Row Expressway, between Sierra Drive and Samuel Street / Columbia Court.
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Sep 23, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Procurement of a comprehensive, proven, and fully web-based hybrid legislative meeting management solution.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Windsor
The committee reviewed the Q2 2026 Transit Windsor Service Report, which highlighted a year-over-year decline in ridership due to reduced international student enrollment, alongside improvements in on-time performance and service route efficiency. Discussions addressed financial challenges posed by rising fuel costs and budget pressures, as well as future fleet replacement plans and ongoing efforts to engage with students regarding route transitions. Additionally, the committee approved the Umo Misuse and Fraud Policy, establishing a framework for addressing misuse within the transit system's digital payment platform.
The council discussed various items including correspondence reports and updates on the Arts, Culture and Heritage Fund and employee retention initiatives. Several zoning by-law amendments were approved for properties on Brant Street, Argyle Road, and Wyandotte Street. The council also authorized a heritage permit for 709 Devonshire Road and various heritage designations for school board properties. Additionally, the council approved a demolition permit for 534 California Avenue and addressed council questions regarding trash programs, traffic safety at the intersection of Rose and Clemenceau, regulation of E-vehicles, and the noise of modified vehicle mufflers.
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The committee discussed several planning and administrative matters. Key items included the approval of a Zoning By-law Amendment for California Avenue and an amendment to the Subdivision Agreement for Sutton Avenue properties. Additionally, the committee authorized the closure and conveyance of portions of Roseland Crescent East and West, as well as the closure of alleys east of Prado Place and north of Vimy Avenue. The committee also engaged in a question period regarding sidewalk construction standards and developer accountability for infrastructure maintenance.
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