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Waste Diversion Committee
The committee will review its 2026 waste diversion objectives approved by council, update brochures for local disposal sites, and discuss recycling information goals for residents. Staff will also present plans for a Compost Awareness Day at Market Square. The agenda focuses on routine program updates and public outreach planning.
- Review of 2026 committee objectives approved by council
- Draft update to waste disposal site brochures
- Planning for Compost Awareness Day at Market Square
- Discussion of recycling bin resources and resident information goals
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will consider a land severance application to create a 2-hectare lot on McDonalds Lane, subject to conditions including well installation and parkland cash-in-lieu. They will also vote on a minor variance for a childcare centre at 237 Newburgh Road to reduce the rear yard setback from 5 to 2.5 metres. Previous meeting minutes will be adopted.
- Severance of 2-hectare lot on McDonalds Lane (PLCOR 2026 007)
- Minor variance for 237 Newburgh Road: reduce rear yard setback to 2.5m for daycare
- Conditions for severance include well pump test and water quality testing
- Adoption of May 26, 2026 minutes
Market Square Advisory Committee
The committee met with the Bel-Con design team to review initial concept drawings for the Market Square project. Discussions focused on layout elements including accessibility, washrooms, storage, and event space configurations.
- Review of preliminary ground floor plan concepts by Bel-Con
- Discussion of entrance corridors, coffee bar, and main event space layouts
Regular Session Council
Council is holding a public meeting to hear comments on the Development Charges Background Study update. They will also consider several administrative reports, including a $58,440 building automation system replacement, 2025 year-end reserve transfers, and a feasibility study for an indoor recreation facility. A motion opposing tree removal on County Road 9 will be introduced.
- Public meeting on Development Charges Background Study
- Building automation replacement at 99 Advance Avenue ($58,440)
- Transfer of $166,670 surplus to Solid Waste Reserve and $243,581 to Winter Control Reserve
- Motion opposing removal of mature oak trees on County Road 9
- Approval of Block Party Kick Off community event
Municipal Heritage Committee
The Municipal Heritage Committee will discuss Culture Days planning and the Town Crier. They may also follow up on the Heritage Plaque Program allocation and the rebuilding of the historic walking tour map.
- Discussion of Culture Days planning
- Heritage Plaque Program budget allocation for designated properties
- Historic walking tour map to be rebuilt from scratch
- Next steps for Town Hall renovation design review
Special Session Council
The council will adopt new service standards for financial, IT, and infrastructure departments. It will also approve a $50,000 reserve allocation for contracted cleanup of abandoned encampment sites. Additionally, council will vote on applying for a provincial development charges reduction program to fund water and wastewater upgrades.
- 50% residential development charge reduction for three years to apply for provincial housing-enabling grants
- $50,000 reserve allocation for contracted cleanup of abandoned encampment sites through 2026
- Adoption of service standards for Financial & IT, Growth & Infrastructure, and Legislative Services departments
- Application for provincial funding targeting upgrades to the Slash Road Trunk Sanitary Sewer Main and County Road #2 Pumping Station