East Gwillimbury public meetings in 2024
40 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Special Council
Council will hold a closed meeting to discuss the security of town property, potential land acquisition in Sharon, and resignations and appointments for various community groups.
- Closed meeting to discuss security of town property and potential litigation
- Discussion of proposed land acquisition in the Village of Sharon
- Resignation of Youth Advisory Committee member
- Appointments to North Union Community Group and Accessibility Advisory Committee
- Confirming by-law to ratify the meeting's proceedings
Municipal Council
Council is meeting to enact by-laws regarding 2025 interim taxes, the appointment of animal services officers, and the creation of a tree planting and protection reserve fund. The body will also adopt recommendations from a December 3 Committee of the Whole meeting.
- By-law 2024-085 to levy interim taxes in 2025
- By-law 2024-084 to establish a Tree Planting and Protection Reserve Fund
- By-law 2024-087 to appoint Animal Services Officers
- Decision to manage short-term rental accommodations via existing Zoning By-law enforcement
- Approval of the Proposed 2025 Statutory, Public and Holiday Closure Schedule
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole Council approved a $5,029,507 contract with Mianco Group Inc. to replace East Townline bridges #113 and #114. It also adopted new electric‑vehicle charging fees for Town facilities and updated the municipal permitting fee structure, including a discounted rate for the Holly Berries group. Council authorized an agreement with the City of Vaughan to procure an internet voting solution. The Town’s Events Strategy presentation and several informational memoranda were received.
- Award of Contract T‑24‑17 to Mianco Group Inc. for $5,029,507 to replace East Townline bridges #113 and #114
- Adoption of EV charging fees: $2.00 per hour while charging and $4.00 per hour while idle (30‑minute grace period)
- Approval of new permitting fee structure and affiliated community group policy, including a discount for Holly Berries
- Authorization of a joint procurement agreement with the City of Vaughan for an internet voting solution
- Receipt of the Town of East Gwillimbury Events Strategy presentation
Special Council
The Town of East Gwillimbury Municipal Council will enter a closed meeting to discuss the security of municipal property, potential litigation, town‑owned lands, and a personal matter involving an identifiable individual. The closed session will also consider resignations and new appointments for several advisory committees. After the closed meeting, Council will rise, report, and confirm By‑law 2024‑081 that records the proceedings of this special meeting.
- Closed meeting to consider security of municipal property and potential litigation
- Discussion of matters concerning town‑owned lands
- Personal matter involving an identifiable individual
- Resignations of Environmental Advisory, Diversity and Inclusion Advisory, and Arts and Culture Advisory committees
- Appointments to Arts and Culture, Active Transportation and Trails, Accessibility, and Heritage advisory committees
Municipal Council
The East Gwillimbury Municipal Council will adopt the Budget Committee's recommended amendments to the 2025 Business Plan and Budget. It will also adopt Committee of the Whole Council recommendations, confirm By‑law 2024‑082, and receive several deputations. The meeting includes adoption of minutes from recent council and committee sessions.
- Legal Services budget reduced from $150,000 to $115,000 (Reserve Level)
- Community Grants funding removed: Sutton Fair ($750), Road Watch Committee ($2,000), Chamber of Commerce Breakfast ($1,500), York Region Seniors Games ($600)
- Sharon Temple Museum funding increased from $42,000 to $43,500
- Councillor Discretionary Expenses cut from $17,500 to $3,500 per councillor
- Capital Project PR25‑014 budget changed from $370,000 to $0 (de‑prioritized)
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole Council will receive and approve the Parks, Recreation and Culture Naming Rights Policy and Sponsorship Policy. It will also approve the Corporate Services 2025 Statutory, Public and Holiday Closure Schedule. The council will direct continued enforcement of short‑term rental accommodations under the town's zoning by‑law and will cancel the December 10 council workshop.
- Approve Parks, Recreation and Culture Naming Rights Policy
- Approve Parks, Recreation and Culture Sponsorship Policy
- Approve 2025 Statutory, Public and Holiday Closure Schedule
- Direct continued enforcement of short‑term rental accommodations under the zoning by‑law
- Cancel the December 10, 2024 Council Workshop
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is considering two minor variance applications for residential property additions. Staff recommend deferring one application to allow for a Natural Heritage Evaluation.
- Minor Variance A.11.24: Proposal for a 214.05 square metre detached garage/workshop at 5457 Ravenshoe Road
- Minor Variance A.12.24: Proposal for a residential dwelling addition at 19689 2nd Concession Rd
- Staff recommendation to defer A.11.24 to satisfy Environmental Protection Area requirements
Budget Committee
The committee will receive the 2025 Water and Wastewater Business Plan and Budget, which outlines an expenditure budget of roughly $13 million and includes rate increases for water and wastewater services. It will also consider a $370,000 Civic Centre Council Chambers Refresh project funded from the Facility Reserve. Additional items include revisions to community grant allocations and reductions to councillor discretionary expense limits.
- Receive 2025 Water and Wastewater Business Plan and Budget (≈ $13 M expenditures)
- Approve $370,000 Civic Centre Council Chambers Refresh project (Facility Reserve funding)
- Adopt increased variable water rates ($2.47‑$4.05 per m³) and new fixed charge schedule (e.g., $24‑$1,920 per service)
- Adjust community grant funding (e.g., increase for Sharon Temple Museum to $43,500, add $10,000 for Mount Albert Sports Day)
- Reduce councillor discretionary and communication expenses to $500 each
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Accessibility Advisory Committee will adopt the minutes from its October 29, 2024 meeting. It will then discuss adding accessibility features to the town website. The Committee will also consider the meeting date and location for future gatherings and review item 5 of its Accessibility Action Tracker.
- Adopt minutes of the Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting held on October 29, 2024
- Discuss Town Website Accessibility Features
- Consider meeting date and location for future meetings
- Review Accessibility Action Tracker 5
- Round‑table discussion on committee recruitment
East Gwillimbury Public Library Board
The East Gwillimbury Public Library Board agenda for November 25, 2024 contains no listed items. The provided document appears to be a login portal rather than a meeting agenda.
Budget Committee
The East Gwillimbury Budget Committee will receive presentations on 2025 budget requests from the Arts & Culture Advisory Committee, the York Region Chamber of Commerce, Sharon Temple, and other community groups. It will also consider the East Gwillimbury Public Library's 2025 Library Services budget and a detailed $7,000 funding plan for Arts & Culture activities. The meeting will set the date for the next budget deliberation on November 27, 2024.
- Arts & Culture Advisory Committee budget request for 2025 (presentation by J. Champ)
- York Region Chamber of Commerce Tourism budget request for 2025 (presentation by C. Emanuel and T. Robert)
- Sharon Temple National Historic Site budget request for 2025 (presentation by L. Woodyatt)
- East Gwillimbury Public Library 2025 Library Services budget (presentation)
- Proposed Arts & Culture funding: Operations $1,000; Outreach $6,000; Contracted services $3,000; Paddle project $1,000; Culture Crawl $2,000; total $7,000
Special Council
East Gwillimbury Council will convene a special meeting to discuss potential litigation, an investment attraction opportunity, and video surveillance matters in a closed session. The meeting will conclude with a confirming by-law for the proceedings.
- Closed meeting to discuss Ontario Land Tribunal matter
- Closed meeting to discuss investment attraction opportunity
- Closed meeting to discuss video surveillance matter
- Confirming By-law 2024-076 for the special meeting proceedings
Municipal Council
East Gwillimbury Council will vote on By-law 2024-077 to regulate tree destruction on private property, along with two Official Plan Amendments for development projects. The meeting also includes the adoption of previous committee minutes and correspondence.
- By-law 2024-077: Tree Protection By-law
- By-law 2024-078: Official Plan Amendment OPA 4-2024 for Beechway Developments
- By-law 2024-079: Official Plan Amendment OPA 3-2024 for Sundial Homes
- Approval of up to $35,000 for arborist services
- Correspondence regarding tree protection by-law
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole Council will receive two community deputations requesting facility fee relief. It will receive a corporate services report recommending a resolution to apply for a Federation of Canadian Municipalities grant to develop a community‑based Climate Adaptation Plan. The council will also endorse a grant application for the Health and Active Living Plaza under the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund.
- Deputation by B. Hall for Holly Berries Artisan Christmas Show – request for facility fee relief
- Deputation by W. Poon for Lunar New Year Community Group – request for facility fee relief
- Corporate Services Report CS2024-18 – resolution to apply for FCM climate adaptation grant
- Finance Report FIN2024-08 – endorsement of grant application for Health and Active Living Plaza
- Engineering and Public Works memo on Bridge #110 (Queensville Sideroad east of Hwy 48) closure update
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee is reviewing the proposed 2025 Business Plan and Budget, which has a total estimated cost of $74.7 million. The committee is deliberating on departmental reviews and identifying net cost pressures on the tax levy totaling approximately $2.8 million.
- Total 2025 estimated budget of $74.7 million ($38.9M property tax supported, $17.6M capital)
- Proposed $790,000 investment in Emergency Services, including 4 new firefighters
- Estimated $2.8 million in net cost pressures on the tax levy
- New staffing requests for an Asset Management Lead, Privacy and Information Coordinator, and IT Analyst
- Proposed funding for the Health and Active Living Plaza with estimated net operating costs of +/- $2.1 million
Special Council
The Municipal Council is meeting to conduct two closed sessions. These sessions involve discussions on investment attraction and a prosecution matter.
- Closed meeting regarding an Investment Attraction Opportunity
- Closed meeting regarding an Update on Prosecution Matter
- Enactment of By-law 2024-075 to confirm meeting proceedings
Municipal Council
The East Gwillimbury Municipal Council adopted Committee of the Whole recommendations and minutes from the October 22 meeting. It enacted By-law 2024-073 to allow internet voting and optical‑scan tabulators, approved a $1,329,993 contract for the Simcoe Trail construction, and authorized a $7,000,000 capital budget increase for the Yonge Street Revitalization project. The Council also endorsed new street names for a residential development at 2nd Concession Road and Mount Albert Road and approved the Draft IIDEA Action Plan and Draft Council Compensation Policy.
- Adopt Committee of the Whole Council recommendations and minutes from Oct 22, 2024
- Enact By‑law 2024‑073 authorizing internet voting and optical‑scan vote tabulators
- Approve low‑bid contract to Melfer Construction Inc. for Simcoe Trail – $1,329,993.00 (excl. taxes)
- Authorize $7,000,000 (plus HST) capital budget increase for Yonge Street Revitalization, plus $375,000 (plus HST) design costs
- Endorse seven new street names for the residential development at the southwest corner of 2nd Concession Road and Mount Albert Road
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole Council will vote on two Official Plan Amendment applications that add new residential lands to the Settlement Area and Community Area. It will also consider a $75,000 public‑art expenditure for Carnaby Park, a street‑name change in Queensville, and an extension of a draft subdivision plan. Additional items include a heritage strategy presentation, recreation program rates, and a draft staff compensation policy.
- Approve Official Plan Amendment for Beechway Developments Inc., 18474 Yonge Street
- Approve Official Plan Amendment for Sundial Homes (Green Lane) Ltd., Concession 1, Part Lot 101 & 102
- Approve $75,000 public‑art funding for Carnaby Park provided by Queens Landing (Minto Communities Inc.)
- Approve street name change from "Gwen Burkholder Drive" to "Burkholder Drive" in Queensville Phase 5
- Extend draft plan approval for Queensville Properties Phase 5 by three months
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The committee is meeting to review site plans and receive an update on the Holland Landing Yonge Street Revitalization Project. The agenda includes a presentation on the municipal planning process and how the committee can provide input on development.
- Review of Site Plans
- Holland Landing Yonge Street Revitalization Project update
- Review of the Accessibility Action Tracker
- Adoption of September 24, 2024 meeting minutes
East Gwillimbury Public Library Board
The East Gwillimbury Public Library Board approved the 2025 operating budget along with associated capital project and staffing requests. It also adopted the 2023 audited financial statements and approved a $700 budget for a staff appreciation event. Additional actions included receiving the 2025 Business Plan and adopting the updated Pregnancy and Parental Leave Policy.
- Approval of the 2025 Operating Budget, Capital Projects, and Staffing Requests (Motion 2024-76)
- Adoption of the 2023 Audited Financial Statements (Motion 2024-71)
- Approval of a staff appreciation event budget up to $700 (Motion 2024-79)
- Adoption of the Pregnancy and Parental Leave Policy as amended (Motion 2024-78)
- Receipt of the 2025 Business Plan (Motion 2024-75)
Municipal Council
Council is considering a draft update to the Tree Protection By-law and has directed staff to complete the public consultation process. The body is also adopting recommendations from a previous Committee of the Whole meeting.
- Draft Tree Protection By-law Update (Report PRC2024-13)
- Three-year software licensing agreement with Esri for $155,702
- Adoption of the Sharon Heritage Conservation District Study
- Adoption of the 2025 Council Meeting Schedule
- Correspondence requesting more full-time firefighters
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a proposed 2025 budget estimated at $74.6 million and discussing various corporate policies. The body is also considering infrastructure spending and development approvals for the town.
- Proposed 2025 budget estimated at $74.6 million
- Tender award of $1,329,993.00 to Melfer Construction Inc. for Simcoe Trail
- Authorization of $7,000,000 increase to Yonge Street Revitalization capital budget
- Authorization of $375,000 for additional design costs for Yonge Street Revitalization
- Proposed street names for residential development at 2nd Concession Road and Mount Albert Road
Special Council
Council received presentations regarding the 2024 Fire and Emergency Services workshop and the status of the Health and Active Living Plaza. The meeting focused on departmental analysis for fire services and construction timelines and operating budgets for the new plaza.
- Fire and Emergency Services 2024 Workshop Presentation
- Health and Active Living Plaza construction update with a $78 million contract
- Health and Active Living Plaza estimated net operating costs of +/- $2.1M
- Reported funding gap of +/- $0.6M for Health and Active Living Plaza operations
- Review of 2017 and 2023 Fire Master Plan recommendations
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing transit initiatives for 2025 and heritage conservation planning. Council is deciding on a software licensing agreement and the adoption of a heritage study for Sharon.
- Adoption of the Sharon Heritage Conservation District Study and move to Phase 2
- Three-year software licensing agreement with Esri for $155,702
- 2025 York Region Transit initiatives including Route 50 connections to Health and Active Living Plaza
- Adoption of the 2025 Council Meeting Schedule
- Review of the Town of East Gwillimbury Automated Speed Enforcement Program
Special Council
The municipal council will enter a closed session to consider litigation or potential litigation, including matters before administrative tribunals. The agenda includes an Ontario Land Tribunal matter, a personal matter involving an identifiable individual, and resignations from two advisory committees. The council will also adopt By-law 2024-068 to confirm the proceedings of this special meeting.
- Closed meeting to consider litigation or potential litigation, including tribunal matters
- Discussion of an Ontario Land Tribunal matter
- Discussion of a personal matter concerning an identifiable individual
- Review of resignations from the Heritage Advisory Committee
- Review of resignations from the Active Trails and Transportation Advisory Committee
Municipal Council
The council adopted Committee of the Whole recommendations and several minutes. It approved the Tree Protection By-law, including up to $35,000 for arborist services and a review after one year. The council also authorized a five‑year, $2.5 million service level agreement with Evans Supply Ltd. for water meters. Temporary street closures for the Santa Claus Parade and a wind‑phone request from the Oasis Bereavement Centre were received.
- By‑law 2024‑069 temporarily closes Albert, King, Shannon, Victoria, Mill, Centre and Main Streets on Dec 7, 2024 for the Santa Claus Parade
- Adoption of the Tree Protection By‑law with up to $35,000 funding for arborist services and a one‑year implementation report
- Service Level Agreement with Evans Supply Ltd. for sole‑source water meters, approx. $2.5 million for a five‑year term and renewal authority
- By‑law 2024‑070 confirming the proceedings of the Oct 8, 2024 council meeting
- Correspondence received regarding installation of a wind phone at the Oasis Bereavement Centre
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to discuss a minor variance application for a residential property. The applicant is seeking permission to build a sunroom addition that does not meet standard setback requirements.
- Minor Variance Application A.09.24: Request to reduce rear yard setback from 7.0 metres to 3.34 metres for a sunroom at 95 Briarfield Avenue
- Minor Variance Application A.09.24: Request to reduce rear yard setback for a deck from 3 metres to 2.91 metres
- LSRCA Plan Review Fee of $536 required for application A.09.24
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Accessibility Advisory Committee will review the Indigeneity, Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IIDEA) Action Plan. It will consider a letter of support for the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund. An update on the Association of Municipalities of Ontario 2024 conference will be provided, and the next meeting date and location will be confirmed. The committee will also review the seventh Accessibility Action Tracker.
- IIDEA Action Plan discussion
- Letter of support for Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund
- Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) 2024 Conference update
- Confirmation of meeting date and location
- Review of Accessibility Action Tracker 7
Municipal Council
Council will receive and approve allocations of residential servicing capacity from the town’s reserve to enable two major developments on Leslie Street—up to 53 single‑detached equivalent units for the Acorn townhouse project at 18490 and 18508 Leslie Street, and up to 181 units for a 240‑unit apartment project at 19086 Leslie Street. The agenda also includes statutory public meetings on Proposed Official Plan Amendment 18474 Yonge Street (OPA.24.02) and Proposed Official Plan Amendment Part Lot 101 & 102, Concession WYS (OPA.24.03). A request to approve temporary street closures for the 2024 Santa Claus Parade is considered, and the Draft 2025 Business Plan is received and approved in principle.
- Allocate up to 53 residential servicing units for Acorn development at 18490 and 18508 Leslie Street
- Allocate up to 181 residential servicing units for 240‑unit apartment project at 19086 Leslie Street
- Statutory public hearing on Proposed Official Plan Amendment 18474 Yonge Street (OPA.24.02)
- Statutory public hearing on Proposed Official Plan Amendment Part Lot 101 & 102, Concession WYS (OPA.24.03)
- Approve temporary street closures for the 2024 Santa Claus Parade on Albert, King, Shannon, Victoria, Mill, Centre and Main Streets
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a draft Tree Protection By-law and the 2025 budget development timeline. The body is also considering a long-term service agreement for water infrastructure and receiving financial and economic updates.
- Proposed Tree Protection By-law with up to $35,000 for 2024 arborist services
- Proposed 5-year Service Level Agreement with Evans Supply Ltd. for water meters totaling approximately $2.5 million
- 2024 Mid-Year Financial Overview showing $191.7 million in total approved expenditures
- Proposed timelines for 2025 Budget Development (Report FIN2024-07)
- Deputation from Royal Canadian Legion regarding veteran banners for the 2024 Poppy Campaign
East Gwillimbury Public Library Board
The East Gwillimbury Public Library Board is meeting to review the 2023 audited financial statements and discuss the 2025 draft budget and business plan. The board will also consider a request to access the operating reserve and a new pregnancy and parental leave policy.
- KPMG presentation of 2023 Financial Statements
- 2025 Draft Budget Report
- 2025 Business Plan Report
- Access of Operating Reserve Request
- Pregnancy and Parental Leave Policy Report
Special Council
The council will receive the Development Services Workshop presentation dated September 17, 2024. It will adopt By‑law 2024‑066 to confirm the proceedings of this special meeting. The agenda also includes informational items on the By‑law Branch, Municipal Law Enforcement, and the Building Branch. The meeting will end with an adjournment resolution.
- Receive Development Services Workshop presentation (dated September 17, 2024)
- Adopt By‑law 2024‑066 to confirm the special meeting proceedings
- Provide overview of the By‑law Branch and its purpose
- Present information on Municipal Law Enforcement duties and powers
- Explain Building Branch services, funding, and fee structure
Special Council
Council is meeting in a closed session to discuss legal matters and infrastructure updates. The session includes a review of the York-Durham Sewage System Allocation Update and a specific litigation matter.
- Closed meeting regarding York-Durham Sewage System Allocation Update
- Closed meeting regarding a litigation matter
- By-law 2024-063 to confirm the proceedings of the September 4, 2024 meeting
Municipal Council
The East Gwillimbury Municipal Council adopted Committee of the Whole recommendations from July 23 and July 25, 2024, and approved the minutes from those meetings. The Council received correspondence about multiple dwellings at 18865 Kennedy Road and adopted By‑law 2024‑064 to exempt lands in the Queensville Properties Phase 4 plan from Part Lot Control provisions. It also authorized staff to enter a five‑year Animal Services Contract with the Town of Aurora, covering service from January 1 2025 to December 31 2029. Additional items included the receipt of a development services memorandum and various memoranda from Engineering, Public Works, and Parks departments.
- Adopt Committee of the Whole Council recommendations from July 23 2024
- Adopt Committee of the Whole Council recommendations from July 25 2024
- Adopt By‑law 2024‑064 exempting lands in Queensville Properties Phase 4 from Part Lot Control
- Authorize a five‑year Animal Services Contract with the Town of Aurora (2025‑2029)
- Receive correspondence regarding multiple dwellings at 18865 Kennedy Road
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole Council approved the Draft 2025 Business Plan in principle. It allocated up to 53 single‑detached equivalent units for the Acorn townhouse development at 18490 and 18508 Leslie Street, and up to 181 single‑detached equivalent units to support a 240‑unit apartment project at 19086 Leslie Street. The council also authorized a water‑quality partnership MOU with York Region and received several development‑services memoranda, including a digital billboard proposal for 22746 Leslie Street.
- Approval in principle of the Draft 2025 Business Plan (Report ADMIN2024-01).
- Allocation of up to 53 single‑detached equivalent units for Acorn development at 18490 & 18508 Leslie Street.
- Allocation of up to 181 single‑detached equivalent units for a 240‑unit apartment at 19086 Leslie Street.
- Authorization for the General Manager of Engineering and Public Works to execute an MOU with York Region for a joint water‑quality study.
- Receipt of Development Services memo on a proposed digital billboard sign at 22746 Leslie Street.
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will consider Consent Application B.03.24, which seeks to extend a lease of more than 21 years for McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada Limited on a 0.357‑hectare lot at 190 Green Lane East, zoned Mixed Use Three with Exception Ninety‑Three (MU3(93)). Staff recommend approval subject to five conditions, and no public comments were received. The meeting also includes two minor variance applications: a reduced rear yard setback porch at 95 Briarfield Avenue (R2‑2) and a detached garage at 2911 Boag Road (RU).
- Consent Application B.03.24 – lease extension >21 years for McDonald’s at 190 Green Lane East (MU3(93) zoning)
- Minor Variance A.09.24 – porch with reduced rear yard setback at 95 Briarfield Avenue (R2‑2)
- Minor Variance A.10.24 – detached garage at 2911 Boag Road (RU)
- Staff recommendation to approve consent application with five conditions
- No public comments received on the consent application
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will meet electronically to consider two minor variance applications: one for a sunroom addition at 21528 Warden Ave and another for a driveway widening at 52 Kentledge Avenue. Staff recommend approval for both requests.
- Minor Variance A.07.24: Reduced rear yard setback for sunroom at 21528 Warden Ave
- Minor Variance A.08.24: Widen driveway for parking at 52 Kentledge Avenue
- Meeting held via Microsoft Teams
- Town of East Gwillimbury Committee of Adjustment
- Staff recommendation: Approve both variance applications
Municipal Council
The East Gwillimbury Municipal Council approved three by-laws on July 25, 2024, including a zoning amendment for a rural property, the appointment of a new Manager of By-law Enforcement Services, and an Official Plan amendment to expand the Highway 404 Employment Corridor.
- Zoning By-law 2024-059 changes land use designations for Part of West Half of Lot 16, Concession 2
- By-law 2024-060 appoints Harinder Singh as Manager of By-law Enforcement Services
- By-law 2024-061 adopts Official Plan Amendment OPA 2-2024 for the Highway 404 Employment Corridor
- By-law 2024-062 confirms the proceedings of the July 25, 2024 Council meeting
Committee of the Whole Council
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing requests for residential servicing allocations and an Official Plan amendment to expand an employment corridor. The body is also discussing clean energy policies and receiving updates on winter maintenance and public works.
- Official Plan Amendment OPA 2-2024 to extend Highway 404 Employment Corridor Secondary Plan boundaries
- Interim allocation of 20 residential servicing units for Ashley Park Development (Sharon) Inc. – Phase 3
- Environmental Advisory Committee request to promote heat pumps and clean energy alternatives to fossil gas
- Deputation from M. Ghassan regarding a pedestrian crossover on Mount Albert Road at Countryman Road
- Engineering and Public Works updates on Green Fleet Strategy and Leslie Street active transportation
Special Council
Municipal Council is meeting in a closed session to discuss confidential legal and financial matters. The session includes updates on sewage system allocation and land tribunal proceedings.
- York-Durham Sewage System Allocation Update
- Ontario Land Tribunal Proceeding Update
- Investment Attraction Opportunity
- By-law 2024-056 to confirm meeting proceedings