Algonquin Highlands public meetings in 2022

Special Meeting

The Township of Algonquin Highlands is reviewing departmental priorities and project recommendations for the 2023 calendar year. Presentations cover IT infrastructure, fire service equipment and training, and the management of local trails and parks.

• IT: Proposed implementation of electronic records management software (EDRMS)
• IT: Proposed fiber internet upgrade for Fire Dept radio equipment at Dorset Tower
• Fire: Proposed replacement of ATV at Station 70 and upgrade of Unit 75
• Fire: Request for proposal for Pumper 61 at Station 60
• Parks: $2 million annual operating budget for Parks, Recreation & Trails

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council will review a petition regarding the reopening of the Dorset Recreation Centre. The meeting also includes discussions on proposed 2023 fee changes for various departments and several by-law approvals.

• Petition with 388 signatures regarding the reopening of the Dorset Recreation Centre
• Dorset Recreation Centre rehabilitation update
• Proposed 2023 fee changes for Parks, Recreation and Trails, Environmental, and Public Works
• By-law to set Comprehensive Fees and Charges for the Township
• Fire Protection Agreement for Algonquin Provincial Park

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council will review proposed 2023 fee changes for Parks and Recreation, Environmental Services, and Public Works. The agenda also includes discussions on several shore road allowance closing applications and the appointment of a Deputy CBO/By-law Enforcement Officer.

• Proposed 2023 fee changes for Parks and Recreation
• Proposed 2023 fee changes for Environmental Services
• Proposed 2023 fee schedule changes for Public Works
• Shore road allowance closing: Part of Lot 18, Concession 11, Wolf Lake
• Shore road allowance closing: Part of Lot 28, Concession 5, Maple Lake

Inaugural Council Meeting

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council is holding its first meeting of the term. The session includes the swearing-in of the Mayor-Elect and Councillors-Elect and the election of a Deputy Mayor.

• Declaration of Oath of Office to Mayor-Elect
• Declaration of Oath of Office to Councillors-Elect
• Election of Deputy Mayor via By-law 2022-110

Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee

The committee will review the current budget and discuss potential yard updates regarding grass. The meeting also includes discussions on event planning and the Christmas tree lighting.

• Budget review as of October 31, 2022
• Yard upgrade discussion with Chris Card
• Christmas tree lighting event planning
• Event planning for a February 2023 cooking class
• Community garage sale planning

Special Meeting

The Council is reviewing a trial policy for minor maintenance on Bear Lake Road, a forest access road on Crown Land. They are also discussing the implementation of a new corporate website through GHD Digital.

• Proposed Level of Service (Trial) Policy for Bear Lake Road
• By-law 2022-108 to adopt the Bear Lake Road maintenance policy
• Discussion of new Township website implementation via GHD Digital
• Proposed relocation of News & Notices to the Let's Connect Algonquin Highlands website

Dorset Heritage Museum

The Dorset Heritage Museum Committee will discuss various museum operations and upcoming projects. The meeting includes items regarding the 2023 budget, volunteer forms, and updates on specific exhibits and projects.

• Setting a meeting date for the 2023 budget
• Committee volunteer forms for the new term
• Updates on Bunker homestead and barn exhibits
• Updates on the Sink Project phase one
• Updates on the Memory Wall

Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee

The committee is reviewing the community centre's budget and planning upcoming activities. Discussions include the Christmas Tree Lighting, a community garage sale, and volunteer applications for various advisory committees.

• Review of Oxtongue Community Centre revenue and expenditure report
• Christmas Tree Lighting scheduled for December 2, 2022
• Community Garage Sale planned for May 13, 2023
• Volunteer Advisory Committee applications for various township boards
• Proposal for a Christmas Craft program requiring minimum 8 participants

Regular Council

The Township Council will review the 2023 budget schedule and consider several appointments for Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer. The meeting includes discussions on a new website agreement with GHD Digital and a proposed Rogers telecommunications tower.

• Proposed Rogers telecommunications tower at 1138 Moyes Trail
• Agreement with GHD Digital for a new Township website
• Appointment of Deputy Clerk Sarah Hutson and Deputy Treasurer Lana McLeaming
• Fire Protection Agreement with the Municipality of Dysart et al.
• Five proposed road allowance closings in various townships

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will meet electronically to consider a minor variance application for a 936 sq ft detached garage at 1055 Quiet Place Lane. The applicant is seeking to increase accessory structure lot coverage from 5% to 6.5%.

• Minor Variance AH-MV-013/22: Increase accessory structure lot coverage from 5% to 6.5% for a 936 sq ft garage
• Public hearing for AH-MV-013/22 at 1055 Quiet Place Lane, Boshkung Lake
• Review of August 25, 2022, meeting minutes

Stanhope Heritage Museum Committee

The provided document contains only portal login information and does not include a meeting agenda. No items, discussions, or decisions are listed for the October 6, 2022, meeting.

Special Meeting

The Township is reviewing its jurisdiction and maintenance responsibilities for Bear Lake Road, which is currently classified as a forest access road. Council will consider options ranging from stopping all maintenance to seeking full formal jurisdiction through an Order-in-Council.

• Option 1: Stop all maintenance of Bear Lake Road
• Option 2: Seek full formal jurisdiction via Order-in-Council (estimated $100,000 survey cost)
• Option 3: Request the Minister close the road during winter months
• Option 4: Continue minor maintenance activities under O. Reg. 239/13
• Option 5: Divest interest in the Bear Lake Road bridge to the Crown

Dorset Heritage Museum

The Dorset Heritage Museum Committee will meet to discuss various operational and project items. The agenda includes discussions regarding the budget, building expansion, and several specific projects.

• Budget discussion
• Building expansion and Trillium acknowledgement
• Memories of Dorset - Rates: Jacob Snow Kriger
• Memory Wall project
• Sink Project

Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee

The committee is meeting to discuss the budget, upcoming events, and potential new uses for the community hall. The agenda includes reviewing the speaker series and planning for future community activities.

• Budget review
• Canada Day celebration planning
• Speaker Series programming
• Discussion of new uses for the Community Hall and space
• Event planning for potential garage sales, classes, and crafts

Stanhope Heritage Discovery Museum Committee

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Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council will meet to discuss several planning and administrative items. Key topics include zoning amendments, shore road allowance closings, and various municipal agreements regarding road maintenance and airport leases.

• Zoning By-law Amendment Application – Lewis (AH-ZBA-007/22)
• Proposed Shore Road Allowance Closings in Sherborne and Stanhope
• Winter Maintenance Agreement with the County of Haliburton
• License and Lease agreements for mobile food vehicles and storage at Stanhope Airport
• Livingstone Lake Landing Proposal

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to discuss several minor variance applications regarding property setbacks and building dimensions. One application for a porch at Kawagama Lake was deferred, while a previous application for a dwelling at Maple Lake was granted.

• Minor Variance AH-MV-011/22: Proposed 237 sq ft 3-season porch at 3357 Kawagama Lake Road
• Minor Variance AH-MV-012/22: Application for Part of Lot 32, Concession A, Kushog Lake
• Minor Variance AH-MV-014/22: Application for Part of Lot 10, Concession 4, Boshkung Lake
• Minor Variance AH-MV-015/22: Application for Part of Lot 10, Concession 1, Little Boshkung Lake
• Approved AH-MV-027/21: Height and floor area increase for a dwelling at Maple Lake

Special Meeting

The Township is awarding a contract to Weir Gradall Limited for the construction of the Maple Lake Waste Disposal Site Operations Centre. The project involves clearing vegetation and constructing a 1.69 hectare material collection and management area. The total estimated project cost is $1,148,902.00 plus applicable taxes.

• Contract award to Weir Gradall Limited for $880,402.00 plus tax
• Total estimated project cost of $1,148,902.00 plus applicable taxes
• Provision of 112,000 litres of fuel by the Township at an estimated cost of $185,000
• Estimated Township procurement costs of $268,500 plus applicable tax
• Correspondence from Alicia Dudezki regarding a Letter of Municipal Significance

Stanhope Heritage Discovery Museum Committee

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Regular Council

The Council will review several zoning by-law amendment applications and proposed shore road allowance closings. The agenda also includes discussions on short-term rental updates, road maintenance GPS solutions, and a petition regarding paper ballot voting.

• Zoning By-law Amendment AH-ZBA-006/22 (Part of Lot 4, Concession 4)
• Zoning By-law Amendment AH-ZBA-010/21 (Part of Lot 26, Concession 4)
• Zoning By-law Amendment AH-ZBA-004/22 (Dimensions Health Maple Lake Inc.)
• Proposed shore road allowance closings in Sherborne and Stanhope townships
• Petition for paper ballot voting in the 2022 Municipal Election

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to decide two minor variance applications. One seeks to raise and slightly enlarge a non-complying dwelling on Maple Lake, and the other seeks relief from zoning setbacks on Kawagama Lake. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes.

• Minor Variance AH-MV-027/21 (Newby): increase height of legal non-complying dwelling by 1.1m and floor area from 989 to 1007 sq ft at 2017 North Shore Road, Maple Lake
• Minor Variance AH-MV-011/22 (Bain): Part of Lot 19, Concession 11, Kawagama Lake
• Approval of minutes from May 27, 2022 meeting

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council is meeting to conduct public hearings for two zoning by-law amendments (Grant/2298407 Ontario Ltd. and Dimensions Health Maple Lake Inc.), receive reports on various operations, and vote on several by-laws including road naming, parking, and cemetery rules. The agenda also includes a closed session for personal matters and legal advice, and a delegation on a county-wide wayfinding plan.

• Public hearing: Zoning By-law Amendment AH-ZBA-005/22 (Grant/2298407 Ontario Ltd.), Part of Lot 13, Concession 4, Stanhope
• Public hearing: Zoning By-law Amendment AH-ZBA-004/22 (Dimensions Health Maple Lake Inc.), Part of Lot 28, Concession 5, Stanhope (Maple Lake)
• By-law to name/rename public and private roads
• By-law to regulate parking and traffic on Township roadways
• RFP results for Stanhope Court resurfacing and Dorset Tower capital project management

Stanhope Heritage Discovery Museum Committee

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Special Meeting

This is a special council meeting with a largely procedural agenda, including approval of the agenda and a confirmatory by-law. The main substantive item is a closed session to receive solicitor-client privileged advice regarding the maintenance of Crown land. The meeting will be held electronically due to COVID-19 and webcast live.

• Closed session under Sec. 239(2)(f) of the Municipal Act for solicitor-client advice on Crown land maintenance
• Confirmatory By-law 2022-69 to ratify proceedings of the June 16, 2022 regular meeting
• Meeting held electronically due to COVID-19, with live webcast

Dorset Heritage Museum

The Dorset Heritage Museum Committee will meet to discuss the budget, exhibits, and final preparations for the museum's July 1 opening day. They will also review updates on the building expansion, memory wall, sink project, and future projects.

• Budget discussion includes new exhibit lighting and printer
• July 1 opening day - volunteers, exhibits, memory wall, outside space
• Building expansion and Trillium Foundation acknowledgment
• Memory wall updates needed before opening
• Sink project installation

Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee

The Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee is meeting to review its budget and plan upcoming events, including the Canada Day celebration and a summer speaker series. The agenda also includes discussion of new uses for the community hall and space. The minutes from the May 16 meeting are attached for approval.

• Budget review
• Canada Day Celebration planning
• Speaker Series planning
• Event Planning
• New uses for the Community Hall and Space

Stanhope Heritage Discovery Museum Committee

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Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council will hold a public meeting and consider several items, including a zoning by-law amendment for a property in Livingstone, a contract award for Hawk Lake landfill closure, and various reports and by-laws. The meeting includes a closed session for personal and legal matters.

• Public meeting for Zoning By-law Amendment AH-ZBA-003/22 (Behar) on Part of Lots 29 and 30, Concession 5, Livingstone
• Recommendation to award contract for Hawk Lake Landfill closure to W. Everitts' Enterprises Ltd.
• By-law to adopt a Comprehensive Fees and Charges By-law (planning, cemetery, fire services fees)
• By-law to authorize 2022 tax rates and penalties
• Request to reduce speed limit on North Shore Road (McCarroll correspondence)

Dorset Heritage Museum

The Dorset Heritage Museum Committee is meeting to discuss routine business including budget items, exhibits, and building expansion. The agenda includes updates on a volunteer coordinator, a memory wall, and donations, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Budget discussion for museum exhibit lighting and printer
• Update on building expansion and Trillium acknowledgement
• Memory Wall updates needed before July 1 opening
• Sink project update from Gord
• Donation update from Bill Taylor's family

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider four minor variance applications seeking relief from zoning by-law setback requirements for dwellings on Kawagama, Halls, Sherborne, and Cameron Lakes. Staff recommend approval for the Kawagama Lake application, and no objections were received for it. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a closed session for training.

• Minor Variance AH-MV-006/22: reduce high water mark setback from 15m to 9.1m for 1840 sq ft dwelling at 1008 Yellow Brick Lane, Kawagama Lake (Lallas and Oszlak)
• Minor Variance AH-MV-007/22: Halls Lake (Welsh)
• Minor Variance AH-MV-009/22: Kawagama Lake (Buchanan)
• Minor Variance AH-MV-010/22: Cameron Lake (Wilson)
• Closed session for education and training on COA process and meeting procedures

Regular Council

Council will consider adopting a new comprehensive zoning by-law, along with several property-specific planning items including consents, severances, and shore road allowance closings. The agenda also includes multiple service agreements, by-law updates, and routine monthly reports.

• Adoption of Comprehensive Zoning By-law
• Consent application (Middleton and Wang, Part of Lot 18, Concession 3, Stanhope)
• Severance applications (Marshall, Greenaway, Walker)
• Shore road allowance closings (Howe, Squire, Ott and Bierema)
• Agreements for fuel supply (Parkland Fuel Corp, McDougall Energy) and waste services (Buckham Transport, Cambium Inc.)

Stanhope Heritage Discovery Museum Committee

This is the agenda for the Stanhope Heritage Discovery Museum Committee meeting on May 16, 2022. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items are listed.

Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee

The Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including accepting the previous meeting's minutes. The main items of discussion are the committee's budget, the upcoming Canada Day celebration, and a speaker series. This is a regular administrative meeting with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Budget review
• Canada Day Celebration planning
• Speaker Series discussion
• Approval of April 25, 2022 meeting minutes

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider two minor variance applications seeking relief from zoning by-law setback and projection rules for waterfront properties on Kawagama and Boshkung Lakes. Staff recommend approval of both applications, and no objections have been received. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and a closed session for training.

• Minor variance AH-MV-003/22 (Shantz) at 1170 Vista Road, Kawagama Lake: increase boat port projection into water from 8m to 11.81m for a 744 sq ft boat port
• Minor variance AH-MV-008/22 (McIntyre) at Boshkung Lake: details in report PL-061-22
• Approval of March 25, 2022 meeting minutes
• Closed session for education and training on Committee of Adjustment process and meeting procedures

Dorset Heritage Museum

The Dorset Heritage Museum Committee is meeting to discuss routine business including budget, exhibits, and building expansion. The agenda also covers accessibility training, volunteer coordination, and updates on various projects and donations.

• Budget review
• Building expansion and Trillium acknowledgement date
• Memory Wall updates needed before opening
• Sink project update
• Donations in remembrance of Bill Taylor

Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee

The Oxtongue Lake Community Centre Committee is meeting to discuss its budget, plans for a Canada Day celebration, and a speaker series. The agenda contains only these business items and standard procedural steps, with no detailed proposals or dollar amounts listed.

• Budget discussion
• Canada Day Celebration planning
• Speaker Series discussion

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council is holding a regular meeting with public meetings on a comprehensive zoning by-law update and a zoning amendment for the Laidlaw property. Council will also consider several reports and by-laws, including pickup truck purchases, a Product Care Association amending agreement, and a final draft Climate Action Plan.

• Public meeting on Comprehensive Zoning By-law Update (Report PL-055-22)
• Public meeting on Zoning By-law Amendment for Laidlaw, Part of Lot 15, Concession 12, Sherborne (AH-ZBA-002/22)
• Report on pickup truck purchases (PW-016-22)
• By-law to amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law for AH-ZBA-002/22
• By-law to authorize amending agreement with Product Care Association of Canada

Stanhope Heritage Discovery Museum Committee

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Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council will consider reports on awarding a bid for the Lower Fletcher (Skin) Lake landing project, survey results from property owners, and a request to waive landfill fees from KLCA. The agenda also includes equipment purchases, a firefighter certification report, tax write-offs, and multiple planning items such as a subdivision time extension, a proposed Rogers telecommunications tower, and several shore road allowance closings. Council will also enter closed session for personal matters and litigation.

• Bid award for Lower Fletcher (Skin) Lake Landing (Report PRT 010-2022)
• Property owner survey results for Lower Fletcher (Skin) Lake Landing (Report PRT 011-2022)
• Request to waive landfill fees from KLCA (Report PRT 012-2022)
• Equipment purchase – mulching head (Report PW-011-22)
• Proposed Rogers Telecommunications Tower on MacBrien Road (Report PL-042-22)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold an electronic meeting to consider two minor variance applications seeking relief from zoning setback requirements for properties on Kawagama Lake and Maple Lake. Staff recommend approval for both, with conditions including surveyor confirmation and silt fencing.

• Minor variance AH-MV-004/22 (Beckman) at 4041 Kawagama Lake Road: reduce high water mark setback from 16.7m to 15.9m for a 1520 sq ft addition and from 30m to 15.9m for a 960 sq ft attached garage
• Minor variance AH-MV-005/22 (Mole) on Maple Lake: details in report PL-039-22
• No objections received for the Kawagama Lake application
• Meeting held electronically due to COVID-19; public can watch via YouTube

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council is meeting electronically to consider several key items, including the final 2022 budget, tax levy, and salary by-laws. They will also review planning applications, including a zoning by-law amendment, site plan, lot addition, consents, and shore road allowance closings, as well as approve tenders for surface treatment and airport drainage. The meeting includes a public meeting for a zoning amendment and a closed session for legal matters.

• 2022 Final Budget Summary and adoption of estimates by-law
• Surface Treatment Tender and agreement with Miller Paving
• Stanhope Airport Drainage Improvements Tender Approval
• Zoning By-law Amendment Application – Laidlaw (AH-ZBA-001/22)
• Site Plan Application – Oxtongue Lake (Johns)

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Regular Council meeting on March 3, 2022, will continue 2022 budget deliberations, receive a draft Corporate Climate Change Adaptation Plan, and consider several planning items including severances, consents, and shore road allowance closings. Council will also vote on agreements for forest fire management and household hazardous waste events, and hear updates from external boards.

• 2022 Final Draft Budget Summary - continuation of budget deliberations
• Draft Corporate Climate Change Adaptation Plan presented by Climate Change Coordinator Korey McKay
• Municipal Forest Fire Management Agreement with AFFES
• Inter-Municipal Household Hazardous Waste Days Agreement with Minden Hills, Dysart et al, and Highlands East
• Proposed shore road allowance closings at Big Hawk, Boshkung, Kawagama, Maple, and Kushog Lakes

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold an electronic meeting to consider three minor variance applications seeking relief from zoning by-law setback requirements for properties on Halls Lake, Sherborne, and Oxtongue Lake. The agenda also includes approval of the January 28, 2022 minutes, which detail six previously granted variances.

• AH-MV-001/22 (Hewitt): reduce high water mark setback from 30m to 26.5m for a 567 sq ft attached garage at 1359 Braeloch Road, Halls Lake
• AH-MV-002/22 (Buffett/Sauve): minor variance on Part of Lot 29, Concession A, Sherborne
• AH-MV-038/21 (De Francesco): minor variance on Part of Lot 4, Concession 12, McClintock, Oxtongue Lake
• Minutes from Jan 28, 2022: six minor variances granted (Thomson, Green, Gatensby/Gauthier, Rabjohn, Chalmers, Turland)

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Council is meeting electronically to consider routine reports and by-laws, including closing two shore road allowances to convey to abutting owners, amending a contract with CAMIS Inc., and approving year-end reserve transfers. The agenda also includes monthly activity reports from building, parks, public works, fire, and finance departments, plus updates from external boards.

• Shore road allowance closing at Boshkung Lake (Lot 12, Concession 5, Stanhope)
• Shore road allowance closing at Livingstone Lake (Lot 9, Concession 6, Livingstone)
• CAMIS contract amendment for central reservation/parks system services
• Inclusive Communities Grant application for funding
• 2020 Financial Indicator Review and 2021 Year End Reserve Transfers

Special Meeting

Council is reviewing the 2022 draft budget, which proposes a 3.13% increase in the municipal levy (an additional $171,412) and a 1.17% tax rate increase. The budget includes funding for major projects such as the Dorset Recreation Centre mould remediation, Maple Lake Landfill operations centre, Hawk Lake Landfill closure, and road construction projects. The meeting is being held electronically due to COVID-19.

• 2022 draft budget: $5,929,179 total, levy increase of $171,412 (3.13%)
• Dorset Recreation Centre mould remediation: $900,000, funded internally with reserve reallocation
• Maple Lake Landfill operations centre: $1,055,000, funded from landfill reserve
• Hawk Lake Landfill closure: $250,000, funded from reserves
• Road construction (North Shore, McPhail, Nordic): ~$400,000, funded by Gas Tax, OCIF, capital reserves

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Regular Council meeting on February 3, 2022, will consider a zoning by-law amendment for a property in Sherborne, approve several shore road allowance closings, and authorize a contract for an internet/telephone voting system for the 2022 municipal election. Council will also discuss firefighter remuneration, benefit plan renewal, and other administrative reports.

• Zoning by-law amendment application AH-ZBA-009/21 (Irving and Zakrzewski), Part of Lot 29, Concession A, Sherborne
• Shore road allowance closings on Kawagama Lake (Wilkinson, Reaburn) and Kushog Lake (Rowe, Dahlin, Lupo, Kerr, Cerilli)
• By-law 2022-08: Agreement with Scytl Canada Inc for internet/telephone voting system
• By-law 2022-07: Appointment of Greg Moore as Chief Building Official
• Report FD-003-22: Firefighter remuneration

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider six minor variance applications, each seeking relief from zoning by-law requirements for shoreline properties on various lakes. Staff recommend approval for all six applications, subject to conditions such as surveyor confirmation of setbacks and sewage system permits. The meeting will be held electronically due to COVID-19.

• AH-MV-032/21 (Thomson): reduce rear lot line setback from 12m to 2m for a 485 sq ft sleeping cabin above garage at 1049 Fiddlehead Lane, Beech Lake
• AH-MV-033/21 (Green): minor variance at Halls Lake, Lot 15, Concession 9, Stanhope
• AH-MV-034/21 (Gatensby and Gauthier): minor variance at Boshkung Lake, Lot 15, Concession 2, Stanhope
• AH-MV-035/21 (Rabjohn): minor variance at Kawagama Lake, Lot 15, Concession 12, Sherborne
• AH-MV-036/21 (Chalmers): minor variance at Kushog Lake, Lots 1 and 2, Concession 5, Stanhope

Regular Council

The Township of Algonquin Highlands Regular Council meeting on January 20, 2022, will consider routine reports and several decisions, including a time extension for a draft-approved subdivision on Kennisis River, a contract extension for waste disposal site services, and approval of 2022 borrowing and interim tax by-laws. The agenda also includes a closed session for security, personnel, and legal matters. The meeting is held electronically due to COVID-19.

• Time extension for draft-approved Plan of Subdivision, Kennisis River (File 46-T-91001)
• Waste Disposal Site Services contract extension (Report PW-003-22)
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events 2022 (Report PW-004-22)
• By-laws 2022-1 (Borrowing) and 2022-2 (Interim Taxes)
• Tax write-off (Report TT-01-22)