Dysart et al public meetings in 2024
36 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Special Meeting of Council
This special meeting of Council focuses on the first draft of the 2025 budget, including presentations from local committees and a review of revenue and expense estimates. Council will also consider a by-law to assume a portion of Trappers Trail Road for year-round maintenance and applications related to shore road allowances on Cardiff Lake. The agenda includes procedural items such as adopting minutes and a confirming by-law.
- By-Law 2024-111 to assume a portion of Trappers Trail Road for year-round maintenance (Easterly Limit of Lot 32 to Lot 49, Plan 636)
- Application to purchase part of shore road allowance and license of occupation for Cardiff Lake Rd (L07-RO-2024-011, L07-LO-2024-004, Lands of Dahlke & Lawrence, 1252 and 1256 Cardiff Lake Rd)
- 2025 Budget Review - First Draft, including summary revenue and expense report (Budget 2025 vs 2024)
- Budget briefings from Rails End Gallery, Glebe Park and Museum Committee, and Cultural Resources Committee
- By-Law 2024-112 to confirm proceedings of this special meeting
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on four requested minor variances for the property at 2341 Kennisis Lake Road (Township of Guilford). The applicant, Gregory Scheffee, seeks to expand two legal non-complying seasonal dwellings ("Joe Beaver" and "Donald Duck") and enlarge them despite more than one dwelling already on the lot. Staff recommend approval with conditions, including removing a fourth seasonal dwelling and restoring the shoreline. The agenda also includes adopting the October 9, 2024 minutes.
- Variance (a): increase gross floor area of "Joe Beaver" dwelling by 42.7 sq m (460 sq ft) to 101.3 sq m (1090 sq ft), where 0 sq m is permitted
- Variance (b): increase gross floor area of "Donald Duck" dwelling by 24.2 sq m (260 sq ft) to 101.5 sq m (1092 sq ft), where 0 sq m is permitted
- Variances (c) and (d): permit enlargement of each legal non-complying dwelling where more than one dwelling already exists on the lot
- Staff recommend conditions: remove the fourth seasonal dwelling "King Fischer" before a building permit, restore shoreline to natural state, and finalize open Building Permit P10-BP-2014-151
- County of Haliburton planner Adam Kozlowski had no concerns but encouraged revegetation within 20 metres of the shoreline
Regular Council
Dysart et al Council will hold a public meeting and consider a zoning by-law amendment for the Klossner property in Harburn Township. They will also hear delegations from Hedgerow Lane residents about a 1978 parking agreement and from Wigamog Road residents requesting traffic calming measures. The agenda includes routine reports from departments and agencies, plus a closed session on land disposition and legal advice.
- Public meeting and by-law for Zoning By-law Amendment D14-ZB-2024-011 (Klossner), Part Lot 15, Concession 10, Harburn Township
- Delegation from Hedgerow Lane residents re: 1978 Parking Agreement for island access
- Delegation from Wigamog Road residents re: traffic calming and flexible bollards
- Proposal results for RFP 2024-FIRE-18 (replacement rescue apparatus)
- 2025 Insurance Renewal and By-Law 2024-108 appointing auditors
Cultural Resources Committee
The Cultural Resources Committee of Dysart et al is meeting to discuss cultural managers' meeting debrief, website updates, 2025 public art projects, and cultural plan planning. They will also review the draft 2025 budget, which proposes $13,850 in revenue and expenses, including $4,500 for public art projects and $7,500 for an updated cultural plan.
- Draft 2025 budget: $13,850 total revenue and expenses, with $4,500 for Public Art Projects and $7,500 for Updated Cultural Plan
- Public Art Projects Planning 2025 discussion
- Cultural Plan Planning discussion
- Website Update discussion
- Cultural Managers' Meeting Debrief
Regular Council
The Municipality of Dysart et al Council will hold a public meeting and regular session to consider a zoning by-law amendment for Emmerson & Parsons, renew the fire department emergency call-out services by-law, and decide on several road allowance purchases and land-related agreements. The agenda also includes routine reports on building permits, by-law updates, finances, and public works, plus a closed session on land acquisition and disposition.
- Zoning By-law Amendment (Emmerson & Parsons) - File D14-ZB-2024-010
- By-Law 2024-106 - Fire Department emergency call out services renewal
- By-Law 2024-101 - Land Donation Agreement with Haliburton Highlands Arts Centre Foundation (Wonderland Road)
- RFP 2024-PW-18 - Supply of One Class 3 Cab & Chassis
- Road closing and purchase applications for shore road allowances (Drag Lake, Blue Lake, Haliburton Lake, etc.)
Glebe Park and Museum Committee
The Glebe Park and Museum Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially act on several planning documents, including a stewardship action plan, work plan updates, and a draft 2025 budget for Glebe Park. The agenda includes updates on museum activities and building maintenance, as well as setting 2025 meeting dates. The meeting is largely procedural, with decisions expected on the budget and possibly the stewardship plan.
- Review of the Action Plan for the Stewardship Plan (Nov 19 2024)
- Discussion of 2025 Draft Budget for Glebe Park
- Updates on museum buildings and facilities work
- Setting 2025 meeting dates (Feb 13, May 8, Aug 14, Nov 13)
- Welcome to Jaclyn Short of pl.ural for Parks and Recreation Plan
Regular Council
The Municipality of Dysart et al Council is meeting to hear delegations on a zoning matter and a rooftop patio expansion, receive an update on short-term rental appeals, and consider various administrative reports. The agenda includes several proposed by-laws for road allowances, severances, and parking fees, as well as a closed session on land acquisitions and dispositions.
- Delegation on rooftop patio expansion at 126 Highland St (Hook Line & Sinker)
- Short-term rental appeals update from Director of Economic Development
- By-law 2024-98: Cash-in-lieu of parking rates
- Three severance proposals for Camp Adelaide Ltd. on Black Lake
- Multiple shore road allowance purchase applications (Lerch, Brownridge, Lee, Szumigaj & Fuyarchuk)
Committee of Adjustment
The Municipality of Dysart et al Committee of Adjustment meets Wednesday, October 9, 2024 at 11:00am in Council Chambers (held electronically) to adopt its August 14, 2024 minutes and hear two minor variance files. File D13-MV-2024-010 (Lands of McGreevy, 140 Maple Avenue) was deferred at the August 14 meeting and returns for a decision on a reduced interior side lot line setback and increased lot coverage. File D13-MV-2024-017 (Lands of Davison and Semler-Davison, 1123 Lorne Lane) is also on the agenda. The agenda itself does not state the outcome of either file.
- D13-MV-2024-010 — Lands of McGreevy, 140 Maple Avenue, Roll No. 012-000-25100: variance to section 5.2 for a minimum interior side lot line setback of 0.1 metres (0.3 feet) versus the required legal non-complying minimum of 1.08 metres (3.5 feet)
- D13-MV-2024-010 — variance to section 5.2 for maximum lot coverage of 40% versus the permitted maximum of 35%; staff report questions whether the request is desirable and minor in nature given potential impacts on the neighbouring property
- D13-MV-2024-017 — Lands of Davison and Semler-Davison, 1123 Lorne Lane, Roll No. 011-000-11900
- Adoption of the Committee of Adjustment minutes from August 14, 2024
- Declaration of pecuniary interest and adjournment are listed as agenda items
Special Meeting of Council
The Municipality of Dysart et al is holding a special council meeting on October 8, 2024, at 1:00 PM by videoconference and in Council Chambers. The main item is a closed session under Section 239(2)(b) of the Municipal Act, 2001 to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual, specifically the appointment of public members to the Haliburton County Ontario Provincial Police Detachment Board. Council will then receive a report from closed session on that appointment and consider By-law 2024-95, a routine confirming by-law for the meeting's proceedings. The agenda does not state who will be appointed or the outcome of the closed session.
- Closed session under Section 239(2)(b) on appointing public members to the Haliburton County Ontario Provincial Police Detachment Board
- Report from closed session on the same OPP detachment board appointments
- By-law 2024-95, confirming by-law for the October 8, 2024 special meeting
- Meeting held electronically per Section 238 of the Municipal Act, 2001
Regular Council
The Municipality of Dysart et al Council meets on September 24, 2024, with a public meeting on a zoning by-law amendment for Brum & Churilov (File No. D14-ZB-2024-001) on Part Lots 14 & 15, Concession 3 & 4 in the Geographic Township of Harburn. Council will also hear two appeals of orders, receive reports on fire dispatch services, building permits, roads, and finance, and consider several shore road allowance applications and by-laws. A closed session will address personal matters, a proposed land disposition, and litigation or potential litigation.
- Public meeting on By-Law 2024-Draft, File No. D14-ZB-2024-001 — Brum & Churilov, Roll No. 050-000-16002, Part Lots 14 & 15, Concession 3 & 4, Geographic Township of Harburn
- Appeal of Muzzle Order by Chris Iles, owner of dog
- Appeal of Order M04DF2024009 by Phillip Primavera
- By-Law 2024-88 — Winter Maintenance Services between the County of Haliburton and the Municipality of Dysart et al for 2024-2025
- Shore road allowance applications: L07-RO-2023-008 (Davey, 4979 & 4989 Kennisis Lake Rd.), L07-RO-2023-012 (Clark, Grace Lake), L07-RO-2024-016 (Panko, Blue Lake)
Regular Council
The Municipality of Dysart et al holds its regular council meeting on August 27, 2024, with delegations on an IT digital strategy, a licence of occupation on the Peterson Trail, and an unassumed portion of Trappers Trail. Council will consider tender results for the Koshlong Bridge replacement and tree clearing at Carroll Pit, plus several shore road allowance purchase applications and road-related by-laws. A closed session covers land dispositions in Harcourt and Dysart and an Addition to Reserve proposal.
- Tender results for RFT 2024-PW-13, replacement of Koshlong Bridge
- Tender results for RFT 2024-PW-14, tree clearing at Carroll Pit
- Proposal results RFP 2024-PW-16 for supply of one municipal tractor
- Shore road allowance applications: L07-RO-2023-003 (Othen/Harcourt Park Inc., #1081 Corylus Lane), L07-RO-2024-012 (Milligan, #1010 Blossom Lane), L07-RO-2024-013 (Cannon, #6878 Haliburton Lake Rd)
- By-Law 2024-83 to execute severance agreement File No. L04-SV-2024-004 (Morley); By-Law 2024-81 Road Naming; By-Law 2024-82 Appointments
Cultural Resources Committee
The Cultural Resources Committee of the Municipality of Dysart et al meets Thursday, August 22, 2024 at 10:00 AM in Council Chambers. The agenda lists discussion items on a Cultural Managers' Meeting, the Eagle Lake Project, and the Cultural Plan, plus a 2025 Committee Budget financial report. The meeting also includes routine procedural matters and adoption of minutes from the May 16, 2024 meeting. No decisions beyond procedural adoption are specified on the agenda.
- Adoption of minutes from the May 16, 2024 Cultural Resources Committee meeting
- Discussion of the Eagle Lake Project (interpretive panels and kiosk work noted in prior minutes)
- Discussion of the Cultural Plan, including a planned autumn presentation to Dysart Council
- Discussion of a Cultural Managers' Meeting, possibly aligned with Ontario Culture Days
- 2025 Committee Budget financial report
Committee of Adjustment
The Municipality of Dysart et al Committee of Adjustment meets Wednesday August 14, 2024 at 11:00am to hold public hearings and decide four minor variance applications (files D13-MV-2023-030, D13-MV-2024-010, D13-MV-2024-014, and D13-MV-2024-015). The agenda also includes adoption of the July 10, 2024 minutes and a report of an August 13, 2024 site visit. The meeting is being held electronically under Section 238 of the Municipal Act, 2001, with a livestream link provided.
- D13-MV-2023-030 — Lands of Harcourt Park Inc. (Smallwood), 1012 Spartina Lane, Township of Harcourt (Roll No. 030-000-37400-1050); previously deferred for a site visit held August 13, 2024
- D13-MV-2024-010 — Lands of McGreevy, 140 Maple Avenue, Township of Dysart (Roll No. 012-000-25100)
- D13-MV-2024-014 — Lands of 1194055 Ontario Inc., Township of Dysart (Roll No. 012-000-04371)
- D13-MV-2024-015 — Lands of Boss, 1245 Sullivan Road, Township of Harburn (Roll No. 050-000-18000)
- Adoption of the July 10, 2024 Committee of Adjustment minutes and receipt of the August 13, 2024 site visit report
Glebe Park and Museum Committee
The Glebe Park and Museum Committee of the Municipality of Dysart et al meets on August 8, 2024 to review recommendations from its 2023-2033 Stewardship Plan, an August 2024 work plan for Glebe Park, updated action items, and financial reports including a 2024-06 Glebe Park summary and a draft 2025 budget. The agenda also includes adoption of minutes from the May 9, 2024 meeting, museum updates, member reports, and a recommendation follow-up. No decisions are recorded in the agenda itself; the attached May minutes show prior motions on deck repairs and the farmstead barn roof.
- Stewardship Plan 2023-2033 recommendations for recreational use, safety, and ecological integrity
- Glebe Park work plan updated August 3, 2024, including college residence construction and trail work
- Action items for Glebe Park updated August 5, 2024
- 2024-06 Glebe Park financial summary and draft 2025 budget for committee
- Adoption of minutes from the May 9, 2024 meeting
Regular Council
The Municipality of Dysart et al holds its regular council meeting on July 23, 2024, with a packed planning agenda covering several shore road allowance closures and conveyances, a severance proposal, and a procedural by-law. Council will also receive orientation training from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, hear delegations on the Muskoka Watershed and local land requests, and review reports on fire, building, public works, finance, and waste management. A closed session will address wastewater infrastructure matters.
- Severance proposal D00-SV-2023-002 from consent applicants Bev Aikenhead, Jim Aikenhead, Gladys Watson and Sandra Straw
- By-law 2024-66 to authorize purchase of lands for a contamination attenuation zone for Kennisis Lake Landfill (Chad and Stephanie Burden)
- Road closing and deeming by-laws to convey shore road allowances at Eagle Lake (Kellett, 1083 Gardiner Road), Little Kennisis Lake (Armstrong, 3005 Watts Rd.), Drag Lake (Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation), Wenona Lake (Fraser), Eagle Lake (Benson, 1036 Benson's Cove Lane), and Tedious Lake (Paul, 2846 & 2854 Kennisis Lake Rd.)
- By-law 2024-65, a new procedural by-law, and By-law 2024-79 to rescind Preconsultation By-law 2022-32
- Tender results for RFT 2024-PW-15 winter sand screening and RFT 2024-PW-17 mechanical brushing
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is reviewing several minor variance requests for properties in the townships of Harcourt, Dysart, Dudley, and Havelock. The meeting includes discussions on building setbacks, accessory structure counts, and seasonal dwelling expansions.
- D13-MV-2023-030: Variance for a shed water setback (7.3m instead of 20m) and workshop side lot line setback at 1012 Spartina Lane
- D13-MV-2024-010: Variance for Lands of McGreevy at 140 Maple Avenue
- D13-MV-2024-011: Variance for Lands of Peter Curry Holdings Limited at 1760 Dudley Road
- D13-MV-2024-012: Variance for Lands of Dixon and Frost at 4927 Kennisis Lake Road
- D13-MV-2024-013: Variance for Lands of 1391081 Ontario Inc. at 30 Industrial Park Road
Regular Council
The Council will review the 2023 audited financial statements and consider several zoning by-law amendments. The meeting includes public delegations regarding wake boats on Lake Kashagawigamog and property matters on Wonderland Road.
- Zoning By-law Amendment for 1031 Fishtail Lake Road
- Public delegation regarding wake boats on Lake Kashagawigamog
- Application to purchase road and shore road allowances at Blue Hawk Lake
- Tender results for fuel, furnace oil, and propane supply
- By-law to appoint Abigail Roberts as Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is reviewing applications for minor variances regarding building heights and seasonal dwelling expansions. The meeting includes staff reports for properties in the Townships of Havelock and Harcourt.
- Variance for a one-storey accessory building height at 1087 Eastview Road
- Expansion of a legal non-conforming seasonal dwelling at 1286 Benoir Lake Road
- Proposed seasonal dwelling expansion to 178 square metres (1915 square feet)
- Proposed accessory building height increase from 5.5 to 6.7 metres
Regular Council
The Municipality of Dysart et al will review several zoning by-law amendments and severance proposals for various properties. The agenda also includes a proposal for a Rogers Communications telecommunications tower in Pivot Lake and a resident petition regarding Wonderland Road resurfacing.
- Zoning By-law Amendment for 1144 Bitter Lake Road
- Zoning By-law Amendment for Lands of 1601603 Ontario Inc. & Elstone
- Petition regarding resurfacing of Wonderland Road
- Proposed Rogers Communications telecommunications tower at Pivot Lake Lane
- Multiple severance proposals for properties in Dudley, Harburn, and Dysart townships
Cultural Resources Committee
The committee is reviewing updates to the 2012 Municipal Cultural Plan and discussing the Eagle Lake project. Members will also address new committee appointments and updates to the municipal website's arts and culture page.
- Eagle Lake Project: discussion of historical interpretive panels at Eagle Lake Beach
- Cultural Plan: review of updates to the 2012 ten-year plan
- New Committee Members: appointment of new members to the committee
- Website updates: discussion of the Arts and Culture page on the Dysart et al website
Glebe Park and Museum Committee
The committee is reviewing updates to the Stewardship Plan and the 2024 Work Plan. Discussions include construction impacts from the new Haliburton School of Art + Design residence and upcoming park maintenance tasks.
- Update on Haliburton School of Art + Design residence construction
- Review of Glebe Park Stewardship Plan amendments
- Discussion of 2024 Glebe Park Work Plan
- Review of 2024 Glebe Park Budget Workbook
- Planning for a Glebe Park public meeting in autumn 2024
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is reviewing a request to reduce setbacks for a seasonal dwelling on the Lands of Reeder in Harburn. Staff have raised concerns regarding potential overdevelopment, water setbacks, and road maintenance on Hodgson Road.
- Variance request for Lands of Reeder: 1.2m rear lot line setback (required 7.5m)
- Variance request for Lands of Reeder: 11.2m street setback from Hodgson Road (required 17.5m)
- Public hearing regarding shed setbacks for the Lands of Powell
- Public hearing regarding accessory building and cabin setbacks for the Lands of Beavis
- Public hearing regarding garage and dwelling unit setbacks for the Lands of Gordon
Regular Council
The Council is reviewing a proposal for a 4% Municipal Accommodation Tax to support tourism. The meeting also includes discussions on a new telecommunications tower, park stewardship plans, and several land severance and road closing applications.
- Proposed 4% Municipal Accommodation Tax (By-Law 2024-44)
- Rogers Communications Inc. telecommunications tower proposal (File No. A12-TOW-2023-003)
- 2023-2033 Glebe Park Stewardship Plan
- Road allowance exchange for a turning circle on True North Road
- Severance agreement for lands at 1077 & 1078 Nels Trail, Drag Lake
Special Meeting - Cultural Resources Committee
The Cultural Resources Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss the Municipal Cultural Plan. The meeting follows a previous discussion regarding updates to the ten-year plan created in 2012.
- Discussion of the Municipal Cultural Plan
- Review of previous committee minutes from February 22, 2024
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is reviewing several minor variance applications for properties in Harburn and Harcourt. Key items include a request for a shed setback on Curry Road and deferred decisions regarding building setbacks and lot coverage for the Beavis property.
- Variance for a 512 sq. ft. shed at 1494 Curry Road (Lands of Powell)
- Variance for side lot line and street setbacks for a shed (Lands of Powell)
- Deferred decision on setbacks for a private cabin and two-storey accessory building (Lands of Beavis)
- Deferred decision on lot coverage of 15.2% (Lands of Beavis)
- Variance for lot frontage and area to permit lot severance (Lands of Hunter and Gottschalk)
Special Meeting of Council
The Council is meeting to discuss wastewater infrastructure in a closed session. The agenda also includes the appointment of a municipal representative to the County of Haliburton OPP Detachment Board.
- Closed session discussion regarding Public Works: Wastewater Infrastructure
- Appointment of Murray Fearrey to the County of Haliburton OPP Detachment Board
- Consideration of By-Law 2024-31 to confirm proceedings of the April 9 meeting
Regular Council
The Council will review several zoning amendments, including land at Drag Lake and a proposed Rogers telecommunications tower. The meeting also includes discussions on new by-laws for waste management, septic maintenance, and open-air fires.
- Zoning By-law Amendment for Smart & Smartfive Holdings Inc. at Drag Lake
- Proposed Rogers Communications telecommunications tower at Blueberry Trail and Dudley Road
- By-law 2024-26 for regulating open air fires
- By-law 2024-24 regarding Septic Maintenance Inspection Program and fees
- By-law 2024-25 regarding Waste Management
Glebe Park and Museum Committee
The committee will discuss updates to the Stewardship Plan and the 2024 Work Plan. Members will also review the 2024 approved budget and receive updates on hazard tree management and the Haliburton School of Art + Design residence construction.
- Amendment to the Glebe Park Stewardship Plan
- Discussion of the 2024 Work Plan
- Review of the 2024 Approved Budget
- Update on hazard tree management and remaining tree removals
- Update on the Haliburton School of Art + Design Residence construction
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee is reviewing applications for minor variances regarding lot dimensions and building setbacks. The agenda includes a proposed land severance at 236 Harmony Road and several building placement requests in the Township of Harcourt.
- Variance request for 236 Harmony Road to permit 56.5m lot frontage and 6283.5sqm lot area
- Variance request for Hot Pond Enterprises Corporation to permit a 3m rear lot line setback
- Variance request for Beavis (Jasmine Road) to permit a 1m side lot line setback
- Variance request for Beavis (Jasmine Road) to permit 15.2% maximum lot coverage
- Variance request for Houghton to permit 53.5sqm private cabin gross floor area
Regular Council
The Council will review several proposed by-laws including short-term rental regulations, parking control, and building permit fees. The meeting also includes discussions on fire master plans, market locations, and land purchases.
- Proposed Short-Term Rental By-law (By-Law 2024-14)
- By-Law 2024-13 regarding Parking Control
- By-Law 2024-12 regarding Building Permit Fee changes
- Purchase of lands in Guilford for West Guilford Landfill buffer zone (By-Law 2024-11)
- Proposed amendments to the Open Air Burning By-law
Cultural Resources Committee
The committee will discuss the Eagle Lake project, Sam Slick Park developments, and cultural planning. The meeting also includes a review of the 2024-01 revenue and expenditure report.
- Eagle Lake Project discussion
- Sam Slick Park renaming developments
- Cultural Planning discussion
- Park use for events
- 2024-01 Revenue and Expenditure Report
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is reviewing applications for minor variances regarding building sizes and setbacks. The meeting includes a staff report for 1010 Leblanc Trail regarding an oversized private cabin and additional accessory buildings.
- D13-MV-2023-032: Variance for 53.5 square metre private cabin at 1010 Leblanc Trail
- D13-MV-2023-032: Variance for 3 accessory buildings at 1010 Leblanc Trail
- D13-MV-2023-031: Variance for 60 square metre private cabin (granted)
- D13-MV-2023-035: Variance for gazebo water setback (denied)
- D13-MV-2023-035: Variance for seasonal dwelling side lot line setback (granted)
CANCELLED - Glebe Park and Museum Committee
The scheduled meeting for February 8, 2024, was cancelled and rescheduled for March 21, 2024. The provided documents include the cancelled agenda and minutes from the previous November 2023 meeting.
- Rescheduled meeting set for March 21, 2024, at 2:00 PM
- Review of 2024 proposed budget
- Discussion of 2024 Work Plan
- Update on Haliburton School of Art + Design Residence construction
- Review of hazard tree management procedures
Regular Council
The Council will meet to consider adopting the 2024 budget and expenditure estimates. The agenda also includes discussions on proposed short-term rental regulations and a speed limit study.
- Adoption of 2024 budget estimates (By-law 2024-05)
- Emmerson Lumber Limited Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendment application
- Dysart et al Speed Limit Study presentation
- Proposed updates to Fire Department fees
- Proposed changes to Building Permit fees
Special Meeting of Council
The Municipality of Dysart et al is reviewing the second draft of its 2024 budget, including revenue and expenditure estimates. Council will also discuss a budget request from the Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre and consider a contract extension for road resurfacing.
- Rails End Gallery $50,000 annual operating grant request
- 2024 budget residential tax levy increase of 12.71%
- 2024 budget commercial tax levy increase of 12.71%
- 2024 Canada Community Build Fund $225,800 confirmed funding
- 2024 road resurfacing contract extension
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is reviewing three minor variance applications for properties in the Townships of Harcourt and Havelock. The meeting includes discussions on setbacks for sheds, workshops, and accessory buildings near water.
- Variance for 1012 Spartina Lane: permit a shed with a 7.3m water setback instead of 20m
- Variance for 1012 Spartina Lane: permit a workshop with a 0.38m side lot line setback
- Variance for 1012 Spartina Lane: permit 3 accessory buildings instead of the maximum of 2
- Variance for 1008 Veronica Lane: permit a commercial building with a 1m front lot line setback
- Variance for 1008 Veronica Lane: permit 1 loading space instead of the required 2