Central Huron public meetings in 2021
33 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council will hold public meetings and vote on two rezoning applications: one to permit 13 residential units on Beech Street in Clinton, and another to allow a salt extraction operation on Mill Rd. Council will also consider a consolidated fees by-law, a snowmobile trail agreement for the Bell Woodlot, and several routine reports.
- Zoning amendment Z19-2021: rezone 1.5 acres on Beech St. from Development to Residential Medium Density (R2-12/R2-13) for 6 semi-detached and 1 single detached dwelling (13 units total)
- OPA28 & Zoning amendment Z18-2021: rezone Mill Rd property from Development to Development Special (D-5) to permit salt extraction under Extractive Resource Zone (ER1)
- By-law 99-2021: adopt consolidated fees and charges schedule (administrative, building, animal control, public works, fire, recreation, cemetery, planning)
- By-law 103-2021: authorize three-way land use agreement with North Huron and Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs for Bell Woodlot use
- Light tunnel lighting budget increased to $65,000, with $29,000 from taxation, pre-approved for 2023 capital budget
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council will hold a public hearing on a minor variance application to reduce the minimum distance separation for a proposed broiler barn and manure storage at 37800 Huron Road from 147 metres to 21 metres. Council will also consider reports on renewing the REACH lease and management agreements, animal control service options, and a winter maintenance shift. The agenda includes routine consent items and a closed session for updates on the Bluewater Youth Centre property and by-law enforcement.
- Minor Variance MV11-2021: reduce MDS from 147m to 21m for broiler barn at 37800 Huron Rd
- By-laws 96-2021 and 97-2021: authorize lease and management agreements with REACH at 169 Beech Clinton
- Animal Control Working Group: options for shared service arrangement or becoming employer of animal control officers
- Cost estimate for a second winter maintenance shift
- Extension of draft plan approval for Plan of Subdivision 40T17001
Budget Meeting
Central Huron Council is holding a budget meeting to review the 2022 budget binder documents, including capital plans and financing strategies. They will also receive reports on inflation-adjusted budget performance and IT service delivery, and consider pre-approving several capital projects and operating allocations before final budget adoption.
- Pre-approval of 2022 capital projects totaling $2,190,465, including Whitehead Reconstruction ($1,209,926) and Cutter Street Reconstruction ($573,418).
- Pre-approval of $53,000 in operating allocations for Community Guide ($13,000) and Façade Grant ($40,000).
- Report on IT Service Delivery Review with recommendation to create an IT-focused position.
- Request to close roads for the Clinton Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade on Dec 3.
- Confirmatory Bylaw 95-2021 to adopt meeting proceedings.
Strategic Planning
Central Huron Council will receive a presentation and report from Perry Group Consulting on its IT Service Delivery Review, which recommends increasing IT funding from 1.01% to 2.5% of the operating budget over three years and hiring an IT Manager. Council will also consider a formal report requesting additional administrative resources for Planning, Building, and Roads, which would create a new Building/Roads Assistant position and make the Planning/Building Assistant role fully dedicated to planning.
- IT Service Delivery Review recommends increasing IT budget from $156k (1.01%) to $385k (2.5%) over three years
- Recommendation to hire an IT Manager and create an IT Steering Committee
- Request to create a new Building/Roads Assistant position (0.5 FTE) and make Planning/Building Assistant 100% planning (additional 0.5 FTE)
- Confirmatory By-law #94-2021 to confirm proceedings of the meeting
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council will decide on awarding a $564,908.47 contract for the Peel/Weymouth Municipal Drain to Robinson Farms Drainage, appoint an engineer for the Holmes Municipal Drain, and receive several reports including financial analyses and planning updates. The agenda also includes routine consent items and two consent applications for the County of Huron.
- Tender award for Peel/Weymouth Municipal Drain to Robinson Farms Drainage for $564,908.47
- Appointment of RJ Burnside to review Holmes Municipal Drain 2015 issues
- Street light installation on Beech Street at estimated cost of $4,318.95
- Consent applications C97-2021 (VanHevel) and C98-2021 (Ramaker) for County of Huron
- Reports on 2021 Reserves, Trust Funds, and Year over Year Financial Analysis
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council will consider adopting a COVID-19 vaccination policy for its workforce, choosing between a minimum standard recommended by Huron Perth Public Health or a stricter option. The meeting also includes public hearings on four zoning by-law amendments, a contract award for a light tunnel, and approval of the 2022 meeting schedule.
- COVID-19 Vaccination Policy: Council to choose between Option A (minimum) or Option B (stricter) policy
- Zoning amendment Z14-2021 (Kuntz): Rezone Part of Lot 40, Concession 7 from General Agriculture (AG1) to Agricultural Small Holdings (AG4)
- Zoning amendment Z13-2021 (McMahon): Rezone lots in Plan 331 (130 North St., Clinton) from Residential Low Density (R1) to Residential Medium Density (R2)
- Zoning amendment Z15-2021 (Moonhill): Rezone lands in Plan 331 (North St., Clinton) to Residential Low Density with holding (R1-h) and Community Facility (CF1)
- Contract awards: Light tunnel to Wozniak Welding ($27,724.61) and mural revitalization to Bevin Finlay ($6,614.40) and Artech ($30,985.92)
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council will consider awarding the 2022 insurance contract to Marsh Canada Limited for $387,169 plus HST, approve a budget increase for the Water & Sewer Work Centre construction, and decide on converting a facility labourer position to full-time. The agenda also includes routine consent items, a garden suite agreement, and a closed session for the Bluewater Youth Centre RFP and facilities staffing.
- 2022 Insurance RFP Award: Marsh Canada Limited, $387,169 plus HST
- Contract budget increase for Water & Sewer Work Centre (VandeHeuvel Structures LTD.)
- Facility Labourer position change from part-time to full-time
- Temporary Secondary Dwelling (Garden Suite) Agreement at 82779 Brandon Line (By-law 85-2021)
- Closed session: Bluewater Youth Centre RFP Award Recommendation and Facilities Staffing Discussion
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council will consider several reports and motions, including awarding a $402,217 contract for a new fire tanker, deciding whether to discontinue or raise fees for private laneway grading, and approving a zoning amendment for the Moonhill Homes development. They will also vote on reducing speed limits on three roads and on consent agenda items like monthly reports and information from other municipalities.
- Award RFP for fire tanker to 1200º Darch Fire for $402,217 including HST
- Consider discontinuing private laneway grading or raising hourly rate to $180 plus $50 travel fee
- Direct planning staff to amend zoning on Moonhill property to add Holding Zone on Phase 3 lands and clarify stormwater pond zoning
- Adopt By-law 83-2021 to reduce speed limit on Watson, Rowcliff, and Hindmarsh Drives from 50 km/h to 30 km/h
- Approve contract budget increase for new Water & Sewer work centre (amount blank)
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council is meeting to consider several staff reports and recommendations, including awarding contracts for municipal drain work, adopting a rural mailbox policy, and receiving the audited 2020 financial statements. The agenda also includes routine consent items, by-law readings, and a consent application recommendation. No public hearings are scheduled.
- Award Melena Drain Outlet restoration to D & I Wattam Construction Ltd. for $35,000 plus HST
- Award Welsh Municipal Drain work to D & I Wattam Ltd. for $48,727.58
- Award Melena Beach Municipal Drain 2020 work to D & I Wattam Ltd. for $121,491.10
- Adopt Rural Mailbox Policy TR 102
- Approve $5,200 annual budget increase for firefighter stipends
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council will consider several zoning amendments, minor variances, and subdivision extensions, alongside routine reports and requests for support. Key decisions include awarding a $1,466,740 contract for a new Water & Sewer Work Centre and approving a loan application for the project. The meeting also includes a delegation from the Clinton Local Advisory Committee regarding municipal support for CPH nurses and doctors.
- Award contract to VandenHeuvel Structures Ltd. for Water & Sewer Work Centre at $1,466,740
- Zoning amendment Z11-2021 (Armstrong) to allow a cottage at 80901 Falls Rd
- Temporary zoning amendment Z12-2021 (Howatt) for a garden suite at 82779 Bandon Line
- Minor variance MV10-2021 (Meidinger) to reduce parking and dwelling unit area at 12 Isaac St
- Approve loan application (By-law 71-2021) for Utilities Work Centre capital works
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a zoning by-law amendment to rezone part of 127 William St from Development to Residential-Medium Density to allow a semi-detached building with two rental units. The council will also decide on several contracts and by-laws, including awarding a contract for a new Water & Sewer Work Centre and approving a loan application for the project. The meeting includes routine consent agenda items and a closed session for confidential matters.
- Zoning amendment Z10-2021 for 127 William St to permit two-unit semi-detached building
- Award contract for Water & Sewer Work Centre to VandenHeuvel Structures Ltd
- Adopt By-law 71-2021 for capital works loan application to Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation
- Increase Promotional Video Project budget from $49,789.14 to $54,314.40 for advertising management
- Discharge Shoreline Property Assistance loan under By-law 23-1986
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council is holding a regular meeting with public hearings for two minor variance applications (MV07-2021 and MV09-2021) and will consider several reports, including a revised water and sewer rates by-law, a request to close King Street for the BIA market, and options for returning to in-person meetings. The agenda also includes consent items, correspondence, and by-law readings.
- Public hearing for minor variance MV07-2021 (Miller) at 43 Hardwood Line to reduce rear yard setback from 8m to 3.5m
- Public hearing for minor variance MV09-2021 (Melnyk) at 170 Victoria St to allow triplex with reduced lot area and increased lot coverage
- By-law 67-2021 to adopt revised water and sewer rates, effective August 1, 2021
- Request to close King Street between Isaac and Mary Streets Sundays 7am-4pm from Aug 1 to Sep 26 for BIA market
- Consent applications C24-2021 (Lockhart) at 80239 London Road and C58-2021 (Slotegraaf) at 77371 Stirling's Line
Special Council
Central Huron Council is meeting to consider three items: authorizing a $975,200 loan application to Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation for the Utilities Work Centre replacement, approving a site plan agreement for properties on Baseline Road, and approving a drainage reapportionment agreement. The meeting also includes the first, second, and third readings of the related by-laws and a confirmatory by-law.
- By-law 64-2021: authorizes $975,200 loan application to OILC for Utilities Work Centre replacement at 17 Park Lane, Clinton
- Site Plan Agreement (Armstrong) for 80244 and 80248 Baseline Road
- Beane Drainage Works 1974 reapportionment for John Haak (Severance File C68-2020)
- By-law 65-2021: authorizes Mayor and Clerk to execute Site Plan Agreement with James and Carol Armstrong
- By-law 66-2021: confirmatory by-law for the July 12, 2021 special meeting
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council will hold public meetings to consider two zoning by-law amendments: one to allow an agricultural driveshed at 79438 Bluewater Hwy and another to permit a commercial plumbing business at 214 James St. in Clinton. Council will also decide on options to address slope instability on Melena Drive South, award a video marketing contract, and approve several other reports and by-laws.
- Zoning amendment Z09-2021: 79438 Bluewater Hwy from NE2 to AG1-5 for agricultural driveshed
- Zoning amendment Z07-2021: 214 James St. from R1 to R1-44 to allow plumbing business (max 4 vehicles)
- Melena Drive South: choose option to extend road, close and re-access, or discuss slope stabilization
- Award Video Marketing Campaign RFP to Winged Whale Media for $49,789.13 from NWMO reserve
- Debenture Bluewater Youth Centre loan balance of $882,053.57 via Infrastructure Ontario
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council is holding a regular meeting with public hearings on a minor variance at 33587 Rowcliffe Drive and a zoning by-law amendment for lands near Melena Beach Side Rd. Council will also consider several reports and contracts, including a $323,541.09 bridge replacement award and a $31,500 dragline services contract. The agenda includes routine consent items and adoption of by-laws for a temporary secondary dwelling and a Community Safety and Well Being Plan.
- Public hearing on minor variance MV08-2021 to allow a 6m accessory building at 33587 Rowcliffe Drive
- Public meeting on zoning amendment Z08-2021 to rezone Part of Lot 39, Concession 1 from Development to Residential (R1)
- Tender award to VanDriel Excavating Inc. for structure G130 replacement at $323,541.09 including HST
- Contract with McCann Redi-Mix for dragline services at Goderich Township Pit, estimated $31,500 excluding HST
- By-law 57-2021 for temporary secondary dwelling agreement at 39381 Blyth Road
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council is meeting to decide on several contracts and policies, including a $949,375.85 paving tender, a groundwater rights agreement for the Blyth Hullett Landfill, and a minor variance for a cottage deck. They will also hold a public hearing on a municipal drain improvement and vote on several by-laws.
- Award milling and hot mix paving tender CH-2021-004 to Lavis Contracting Co. Ltd for $949,375.85 excluding HST
- Authorize agreement with Infrastructure Ontario for groundwater rights on 2.6 acres at Blyth Hullett Landfill (By-law 52-2021)
- Approve minor variance MV06-2021 to reduce building setback from 2m to 0.25m at 77992 Dryden Lane
- Approve $1,800 donation to Friends of Hullett for 2000 user guides and gravel delivery
- Award IT Service Delivery Review RFP to Perry Group for $51,713 including HST
Special Council
This special meeting is largely procedural, with Council moving to adopt the agenda and then adjourning to closed session to discuss the proposed acquisition of the former Bluewater Youth Centre property. After closed session, Council will vote on By-law 43-2021 to authorize the conveyance of the land from Infrastructure Ontario, and By-law 44-2021 to confirm the meeting's proceedings.
- Closed session to discuss acquisition of former Bluewater Youth Centre property (PIN 41190-0124)
- By-law 43-2021: authorize transfer of land from Infrastructure Ontario, including Lots 13 and 14, Concession 1, and multiple streets (Ava Road, Carlton Avenue, Huron Drive, etc.)
- By-law 44-2021: confirmatory by-law for the May 17, 2021 meeting
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council will hold two public meetings to consider a zoning amendment allowing three short-term rental cabins at 39709 Blyth Road and an official plan amendment to change 80239 London Road from Highway Commercial to Residential. Council will also vote on several by-laws, including traffic control changes, a fire dispatch agreement extension, and a land transfer. The agenda includes routine consent items and monthly departmental reports.
- Zoning By-law Amendment Z06-2021 (Bosma) for three short-term rental cabins at 39709 Blyth Road, each max 40 sq m, rental term max 10 days
- Official Plan Amendment OPA26 (Lockhart) to change 80239 London Road from Highway Commercial to Residential
- By-law 43-2021: all-way stop at John and Shipley Streets, Clinton
- By-law 44-2021: all-way stop at Smith Street and Princess Street West
- 2021 Donation Fund: approve $22,600 in grants, rescind $500 donation to Huron Area Search and Rescue
Special Council
Central Huron Council is holding a special meeting to give third and final reading to Zoning By-law Amendment Z05-2021, which rezones a portion of land on Falls Road from AG1 (General Agriculture) to AG4 (Agricultural Small Holding) to allow a residence. The rezoning is municipally initiated to facilitate the relocation of Falls Road. The meeting also includes adoption of a confirmatory by-law for the proceedings.
- Third and final reading of By-law 28-2021, rezoning Plan 546, Lot 1 and Part of Lot 2, West Ward (Falls Road) from AG1 to AG4
- Rezoning enables a single detached dwelling and accessory buildings on an undersized lot created by Falls Road relocation
- Confirmatory By-law 40-2021 to adopt meeting proceedings
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council is meeting to hear a public information session on the Albert Street reconstruction project, receive a delegation from 211 Services, and consider several staff reports. Decisions include awarding a $45,155 grinding tender, approving a $6,945 telephone system replacement, and directing installation of conduit for six charging stations on Albert Street.
- Public information session on Albert Street reconstruction project (Hwy 8 to Princess St W)
- Award RFQ CH-2021-3 grinding tender to Sittler Grinding Inc. for $45,155 (excluding HST)
- Approve 3CX telephone system replacement by Empire Communications at $6,945.12 installation plus $992/month for 2 years
- Direct installation of conduit for 6 charging stations along Albert Street construction zone
- Third and final reading of By-law 72-2020 for Melena Beach Municipal Drain
Special Council - 27 Apr 2021 - Workshop - Review of Development Policy
Central Huron Council held a special workshop to review development policy through a 'housing-friendly lens,' as presented by the Huron County Planning Department. The workshop included a staff report and roundtable discussion on options to streamline approvals and increase housing flexibility. Council considered a recommended motion to direct county staff to prepare Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments implementing the supported options.
- Workshop on 'Through a Housing-Friendly Lens: A Review of Development Policy in Huron County'
- Discussion of downtown housing, including permitting ground-floor residential and reducing parking to 0.5 spaces per unit
- Proposed policy changes to support gentle intensification and a full range of housing options
- Recommended motion to direct Huron County Planning to prepare Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments
- Confirmatory By-law 38-2021 to approve the meeting's proceedings
Strategic Planning
The Central Huron Council is holding a strategic planning meeting to discuss and potentially adopt an updated Strategic Plan for 2021-2022, review a proposed parking lot entrance at 80 Albert Street, consider a Facilities Service Review, and discuss improving corporate communications. The agenda includes only these items and standard procedural motions, with no other substantive decisions listed.
- Formal report on 80 Albert Street parking lot entrance
- Updated Strategic Plan for 2021-2022
- Discussion of potential internal Communications position
- Proposed Facilities Service Review, possibly unfunded in 2021 with implementation in 2022 budget
- Confirmatory By-law 37-2021
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council will consider approving the 2021 consolidated budget, including a capital budget of $11,797,376 and an operating budget with a municipal levy of $6,468,263. The agenda also includes a delegation from the University of Guelph Ridgetown Campus about student housing shortages in Clinton, several formal reports on topics like the Albert Street parking lot entrance and heritage de-designation, and routine consent agenda items.
- 2021 Capital Budget: $11,797,376; Operating Budget levy: $6,468,263
- Tender award for three half-ton pickup trucks to Exeter Chrysler: $121,420.50 (excl. HST)
- Delegation: REACH Huron student housing shortage in Clinton
- Heritage de-designation of Clinton Town Hall and Library
- Dog park location follow-up; staff to research alternatives
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council is holding public meetings and hearings to consider three zoning by-law amendments (Z03-2021, Z04-2021, Z05-2021) and two minor variance applications (MV04-2021, MV05-2021). The council will also vote on several reports, including paving Tipperary Line, awarding tenders for gravel and grass cutting, and approving a dog park location.
- Z03-2021: Rezone 34630 Lane of Pines from Development (D) to Residential - Low Density (R1)
- Z04-2021: Rezone 39843 Londesboro Rd from AG1 to AG1-43 to allow garden centre retail sales
- Z05-2021: Rezone Falls Road property from AG1 to AG4 (Agricultural Small Holding)
- MV04-2021: Allow accessory building larger than residence at 76578 Bluewater Highway
- Tipperary Line paving approved at estimated cost of $231,042.30
Budget Meeting
Central Huron Council is meeting to finalize the 2021 budget, including approving several capital projects and pre-approvals. Key items include a phone system replacement, a mural revitalization, and the 2021 Rural Capital Paving Plan. The meeting will also consider a grant request for pickleball courts and a video marketing proposal.
- Pre-approve phone system replacement at $18,000
- Approve mural revitalization at K&J Pharmacy building, $30,000 from NWMO Reserve
- Approve 2021 Rural Capital Paving Plan, $440,320.59, removing Tipperary Line paving
- Add sidewalks at 272 Huron Street (Groves TV and Appliance), $2,150
- Consider $10,000 grant request for pickleball courts in Goderich
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council will hold public meetings and hearings on three property applications: a zoning amendment to allow a larger cottage rebuild at 33841 Laurence Lane, and two minor variances for accessory building height and a cottage replacement setback. Council will also consider routine reports, a municipally initiated zoning amendment, a draft subdivision plan, and a by-law to authorize telephone and internet voting for the 2022 municipal election.
- Zoning amendment Z02-2021 (Dotzert) to rezone 33841 Laurence Lane from NE2-2 to NE4-10 for a larger cottage with reduced side yard setback to 0.5m
- Minor variance MV02-2021 (Million) to allow accessory building height increase from 4.5m to 6m at 34000 Lane of Pines
- Minor variance MV03-2021 (Schoonderwoerd) to reduce top of bank setback from 30m to 10m at 76937 Bluewater Highway; deferral recommended
- Municipally initiated zoning by-law amendment for property at Registered Plan 546, Lot 1 and Part of Lot 2, West Ward (AG1 to AG4-26)
- By-law 23-2021 to authorize telephone and internet voting for 2022 municipal election
Budget Meeting
Central Huron council is meeting to review the 2021 draft consolidated budget and consider several funding items. They will decide on a letter of support for Tuckersmith Communications' broadband funding application, allocate the 2021 Facade Grant Program (with a recommended scenario reducing maximum grants), and pre-approve the tender of three half-ton pickups. The meeting is primarily a budget review session.
- 2021 Draft Consolidated Budget review
- Letter of support for Tuckersmith Communications' Universal Broadband Funding application (660 km fiber project)
- 2021 Facade Grant Program allocation: Scenario E ($54,330.01) with max grant reduced to $3,000
- Pre-approval of tender for three half-ton pickups at ~$38,000 each
- Confirmatory by-law 17-2021
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council is meeting to decide on several infrastructure and zoning items, including accepting a $3.6 million tender for the Albert Street reconstruction project and approving two zoning by-law amendments. The agenda also includes routine reports, a proposed move to internet and telephone voting for the 2022 municipal election, and a reconsideration of a resolution to build a new Water & Sewer Work Centre.
- Accept tender from Lavis Contracting Co. Ltd. for Albert Street Reconstruction at $3,321,108.10 + HST, with total project cost of $3,626,489.10 + HST, cost-shared with County of Huron
- Public meeting for Zoning By-law Amendment Z10-2020 (Langlois) to rezone Part of Lot 50, Bayfield Concession from R1-h to R2 and OS1
- Public meeting for Zoning By-law Amendment Z01-2021 (Wilts) to rezone 39381 Blyth Road from AG4 to AG4-25 for a temporary second residence
- Consider report on Melena Beach Municipal Drain 2020 and set Court of Revision for April 6, 2021
- Authorize telephone and internet voting for 2022 Municipal Election
Budget Meeting
Central Huron Council is holding a budget meeting to review and discuss the 2021 operating and capital budgets, including department-specific packages for roads, general government, building, protective inspection, OPP billing, street lights, facilities, cemeteries, planning, and community improvement. The agenda includes formal reports on a proposed donation to Huron Hospice, community initiatives for Albert Street reconstruction, and a $25,000 capital request for a light tunnel on Spooner's Lane. Council will also consider a confirmatory bylaw to approve the meeting's proceedings.
- Proposed $50,000 donation to Huron Hospice, spread over 2021-2023, to support phase two of their building
- $25,000 capital budget request for a light tunnel on Spooner's Lane
- Albert Street Reconstruction community initiatives with $36,500 proposed for public relations
- 2021 operating budget packages for multiple departments, including roads, building, and facilities
- OPP billing statement and ABCA/MVCA budget levies for 2021
Regular Council Meeting #2
Central Huron Council is meeting to consider routine reports, award contracts, and hold public presentations. Key decisions include awarding a tender for a tandem truck and several tree maintenance contracts, as well as approving by-laws for part lot control exemptions. The agenda also includes a delegation on a dog park and a shoreline mapping presentation, plus a closed session for land and legal matters.
- Award tender CH 21-1201 for a 2022 68,000 G.V.W. tandem cab and chassis to Altruck International Truck Centres for $280,777.50 + HST
- Award 2021 tree maintenance contracts: Schmidt Logging Inc. ($4,950 + HST), Tree Tech Inc. ($16,852.50 + HST), Tree Tech Inc. ($11,985 + HST)
- Recommend approval of severance application C01-2021 by Wayne & Frances Kuntz at 77455 Whys Line
- Give three readings to By-laws 14-2021 and 15-2021 to exempt lands on Beech Street and Charles Street from part lot control
- Receive delegation from Cassie Crawford on a dog park and Maitland Valley Conservation Authority shoreline mapping presentation
Budget Meeting
Central Huron Council is holding a budget meeting to review the proposed 2021 operating budgets for the Fire Department, Roads, Fleet, Environment, and Water and Sewer departments. The meeting includes discussion of budget summaries, activity summaries, and executive summaries, with a focus on explaining large budget impacts. The 2021 capital plan is also provided for information, with detailed discussion scheduled for a later meeting.
- Fire Department 2021 budget: $906,677 in expenses, $759,599 from taxation
- Roads Department 2021 budget: $4,556,740 in expenses, $3,544,904 from taxation
- Water and Wastewater 2021 budget package presented
- 2021 Capital Plan provided for information, detailed discussion on March 9, 2021
- Confirmatory By-law 13-2021 to confirm proceedings
Regular Council Meeting
Central Huron Council is holding public hearings on two planning applications: a minor variance for an accessory building at 79585 Cottage Drive and a zoning by-law amendment for 210 Mary Street. Council will also consider reports on awarding a truck tender, reappointing auditors, and building a new Water & Sewer Work Centre at 17 Park Lane. The agenda includes routine consent items and a closed session on industrial land disposition.
- Minor variance MV01-2021 for accessory building at 79585 Cottage Drive, allowing height increase from 4.5m to 8m and placement within erosion hazard
- Zoning by-law amendment Z09-2020 for 210 Mary Street, changing zoning from R1 to R1-44 and R2-11 for single and semi-detached dwellings
- Tender award RFT CH 2021-002 for three-quarter ton pickup truck to Exeter Chrysler for $44,686 + HST
- Reappointment of Seebach and Company as auditors for 2021-2025
- Proposed new Water & Sewer Work Centre at 17 Park Lane with two options for procurement (tender or invitational bidding)
Regular Council 11 Jan 2021
Central Huron Council is meeting to consider several 2021 financial by-laws, including borrowing, interim taxes, BIA levy, and fees and charges, plus a $104,868.48 contribution to the North Huron Fire Department. They will also hold public meetings on the Peel and Weymouth municipal drains, and vote on by-laws for a Canadian Tire site plan expansion and other planning matters. The agenda includes routine consent items and a closed session on the Bluewater Youth Centre.
- Adopt 2021 Borrowing, Interim Tax, BIA Levy, and Fees & Charges by-laws
- Approve $104,868.48 contribution to North Huron Fire Department 2021 budget
- Public meetings to consider Peel and Weymouth Municipal Drain 2020 reports
- Site Plan Agreement with Canadian Tire for expansion to existing store
- Exemption from Part Lot Control for lands on Frederick Street, Clinton