Loyalist public meetings in 2023
48 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Heritage Committee
The committee will review updates regarding Bill 23 and the status of listed properties. They will also consider a request to remove 4661 Bath Road from the municipal heritage register.
- Update on Bill 23 and non-designated properties
- Request to remove 4661 Bath Road (HWY 33) from the Municipal Register
- Researching potential designation for 179 Church Street and 418 Queen Street
- Review of the Unfinished Business List
Regular Council
The Council will hold public meetings regarding zoning amendments for Emma Street and Payne Funeral Home. Additionally, the Council will consider a resolution to support a Long-Term Reliability Project for electricity procurement.
- Zoning amendments for Emma Street to create eight residential land parcels
- Zoning amendment for 42 William Street to create open space for Payne Funeral Home
- Resolution to support IESO's Long-Term Electricity Procurement project
- $300,000 borrowing for the Tile Drainage Loan Program
- Agreement for the Odessa and Wilton Flower Barrel program
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Regular Council
Council is holding public meetings regarding a proposed 19-unit residential subdivision at 496 Main Street in Bath. The agenda also includes approving the purchase of two new fire pumpers and authorizing emergency repairs at the W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre.
- Proposed 19-unit subdivision (18 semi-detached, 1 detached) at 496 Main Street, Bath
- Purchase of a fire pumper from Dependable Emergency Vehicles for $706,316.00
- Purchase of a second fire pumper estimated between $740,000 and $800,000
- Capital transfer of $34,599 for emergency dehumidifier repairs at W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre
- Approval of $845.55 each for three Ameriks Scholarship Fund applicants
Special Meeting of Council
The Township is reviewing a validation report for the W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre Renewal project. The proposal includes a new aquatic facility, accessibility upgrades, and an Indigenous Legacy Space. Approval would commit the Township to the project's capital costs and construction timeline.
- Proposed $49.5 million total capital cost for the renewal project
- Negotiation of a $6.55 million contribution from the City of Kingston
- Establishment of a $900,000 community fundraising target
- Allocation of $1,135,908 from the Renewable Energy Benefit Fund surplus
- Estimated 0.96% increase to the General Tax Rate to fund the project
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to consider two minor variance applications. These requests involve property developments at 4716 Lakeside Lane and 154 Amherst Drive.
- Minor Variance: 4716 Lakeside Lane (Mike and Suzie Vanston)
- Minor Variance: 154 Amherst Drive (Matthew Saunders & Genevieve Gelinas)
Regular Council
The Loyalist Township Council will consider implementing community initiatives in Odessa, including a reading garden and a purple multi-use pathway. They will also discuss a $50,000 fund transfer for road rehabilitation and a memorandum of understanding with Quinte Conservation.
- Implementation of Babcock Mill Reading Garden, a purple multi-use pathway, and a rainbow crosswalk in Odessa
- Transfer of $50,000 from Amherst Island Flood Damage Repair funds to Bridge, Battery, South, Cross road rehabilitation
- By-law 2023-075 regarding a Memorandum of Understanding with Quinte Conservation
- Authorization for staff to register Township Security Cameras with the CAMSAFE program
- Closed session discussion regarding a proposed or pending acquisition or disposition of land
Regular Council
The Council will consider a $77,000 budget transfer for landscaping on Chesterfield, Tareyton, and Bakers roads. Other items include reappointing an Integrity Commissioner and authorizing a drainage pipe easement with the Ministry of Transportation.
- Transfer of $77,000 for Chesterfield-Tareyton-Bakers landscaping
- Reappointment of Aird & Berlis as Integrity Commissioner for two years
- MTO drainage pipe easement south of Highway 33
- Part lot control request for Lakeside Ponds Phase 2 Stage 3
- Appointment of an Interim Deputy Treasurer
Committee of Adjustment
The Loyalist Township Committee of Adjustment will meet to discuss multiple property applications. These include requests for minor variances to setbacks and lot line adjustments for several residential properties.
- Minor variance for 5375 South Shore Road to reduce floodplain and street centerline setbacks
- Minor variance for 166 Purdy Road
- Minor variance for 103 Gildersleeve Boulevard
- Minor variance for 110 Gildersleeve Boulevard
- Minor variance for 122 Windermere Boulevard
Regular Council
The Council is holding a public meeting regarding a proposed subdivision in Bath that includes 92 detached homes and 57 townhouses. Other business includes authorizing a $19,000,000 loan for industrial land redevelopment and approving a $905,000 pre-budget request for pump replacement.
- Public meeting for Aura by the Lake Phase 2 subdivision (92 detached lots, 57 townhouses)
- By-law 2023-069 to authorize $19,000,000 borrowing for industrial land redevelopment
- Pre-budget approval of $905,000 for Lakeview SPS Pump 2 replacement
- Extension of draft plan approvals for Barr Homes, Lakeside Ponds and Lakeside Ponds Phase 2
- Adoption of a new Tree Canopy and Natural Vegetation Policy
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole received a report regarding the status of the Draft Infrastructure Masterplan (IMP). Council is asked to provide direction on project priorities to be included in the final plan, which will eventually support future development charges and capital budgets.
- Draft Infrastructure Masterplan update (Report SR-2488)
- Proposed 30-day public and agency review period starting late November 2023
- Evaluation of projects related to water, wastewater, stormwater, and transportation
- Planned mandatory public meeting for the IMP process
Regular Council
Council will consider zoning amendments for Loyalist Country Club Estates and 1197 Rees Road. The meeting also includes discussions on the 2024 preliminary budget, recreation partnerships, and a fibre-optic installation agreement with Xplore Inc.
- Zoning amendment for Loyalist Country Club Estates (D14-007-2023)
- Zoning amendment for 1197 Rees Road to permit a secondary residence (D14-005-2023)
- $1,164,021 total pre-budget approval for Fairfield-Gutzeit House Refurbishment
- Municipal access agreement with Xplore Inc. for fibre-optic installation
- Approval of 2024 Committee of the Whole budget presentation dates
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will consider several minor variance applications. These include a request to increase a garage height at 1162 County Road 4 and two requests for lot line adjustments on County Road 4.
- Minor variance for 1162 County Road 4 to increase garage height from 4m to 4.42m
- Lot addition/lot line adjustment at 1214 County Road 4
- Lot addition/lot line adjustment at 1280 County Road 4
Regular Council
The Council will review the 2022 year-end audited financial statements and consider a $19,000,000 debenture for industrial land redevelopment. Other business includes insurance renewals, housing fund applications, and various development extensions.
- By-law 2023-056: $19,000,000 borrowing for industrial land redevelopment
- 2022 Year-end Financial Statements and net surplus distribution
- General insurance renewal with Intact Public Entities, Inc. for $937,520 plus PST
- Application to the Housing Accelerator Fund
- Extension of draft plan approval for Loyalist Shores Phase 2 Subdivision to August 14, 2026
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee reviewed and decided on multiple applications regarding land use and property boundaries. Decisions included approving minor variances for industrial and residential properties and granting land severances in Amherstview and Bath.
- Approved minor variance for 9350 Front Road to split an existing shed into two structures under 10 square metres
- Approved minor variance for Umicore Rechargeable Battery Materials Canada Inc to reduce parking ratios and building setbacks
- Approved land severance for 11 Westfield Drive, Amherstview
- Approved land severance for 570 Main Street, Bath
Heritage Committee
The Heritage Committee is considering a permit application to restore 30 feet of a designated stone wall in Stella. The project is proposed as a conservation workshop led by Dry Stone Canada in September 2023. The Committee will also receive an update from Council regarding recent activities.
- Heritage Permit Application: 6345 Second Concession Road - Dry Stone Wall Restoration
- Heritage Permit Application: 341 Main Street, Bath - Fairfield-Gutzeit House
- Council update regarding recent Heritage Committee activities and Bill 23 changes
- Review of Unfinished Business List including the Register of Cultural Heritage Properties
Regular Council
The Loyalist Township Council is reviewing a $130,000 proposal for a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding a zoning amendment for 175 Hegadorn Road and a road closing on Emma Street.
- Zoning amendment for 175 Hegadorn Road to allow a secondary residence in a detached accessory structure
- Public meeting to propose closing and selling a portion of Emma Street in Odessa
- $130,000 budget proposal for a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- $4,000 budget pre-approval for the Community Outdoor Rink Program
- Heritage Permit application for the Booth-Babcock Mill Wheelhouse at 100 Bridge Street
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a pilot program for the 2023-2024 winter season that uses volunteer groups to operate outdoor rinks. The proposal includes a $4,000 budget for equipment and community grants. The Committee is also discussing a study to redistribute funds from eliminated lunchtime crossing guards to increase wages and hours for morning and afternoon guards.
- Proposed $4,000 budget for Community Outdoor Rink Program equipment and grants
- Proposed pilot rink locations: Sk8er Park, Lakeview Park, Sunnyside Park, and Fairfield-Gutzeit House
- Recommendation to remove lunchtime crossing guards except at the Odessa crossing
- Proposal to redistribute crossing guard funds to increase wages and time present
- Additional studies requested for Kildare Avenue and Manitou Crescent West crossing guard locations
Committee of Adjustment
The Loyalist Township Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to consider several land use applications. Items include minor variances for accessory buildings and severance requests for residential lots.
- Minor variance for 9350 Front Road to permit an accessory building and reduce setbacks
- Minor variance application for Umicore Rechargeable Battery Materials Canada Inc
- Severance application for 11 Westfield Drive (1000303936 Ontario Ltd)
- Severance application for 570 Main Street Bath (Steve and Adam Collings)
Heritage Committee
The Heritage Committee is reviewing a permit application to secure the wheelhouse at 100 Bridge Street in Odessa following vandalism. The proposed work involves re-securing steel siding to the concrete base using tapcon screws.
- Heritage permit application for Booth-Babcock Mill Wheelhouse at 100 Bridge Street, Odessa
- Proposed condition to paint or cover blue tapcon screws to match steel sheeting
- Review of unfinished business including the 369 Main St. transom project
- Discussion of Bill 23 requirements for Non-Designated (Listed) properties
Regular Council
Council will review several renewable energy grant applications and consider the acquisition of Violet Cemetery from Emmanuel United Church. The meeting also includes discussions on naming rights for the Community Hub and establishing a 100-household FoodCycler pilot program.
- Renewable Energy Fund grants totaling over $150,000 across five applications
- Proposed acquisition of Violet Cemetery at Lot 14, Concession 5
- Authorization for a 100-household FoodCycler pilot program
- Naming rights funding for Community Hub components
- Establishment of a new Appeals Committee
Renewable Energy Fund Grant Review Committee Ward 1 Sub Committee
The committee is reviewing grant applications for the 2023 intake and discussing policy changes. Members are also reviewing the financial status of the Renewable Energy Fund and the status of evaluation forms from previous recipients.
- Amherst Island Agricultural Society grant application for $5,000.00
- Amherst Island Community Alliance grant application for $1,500.00
- Amherst Island Men's Society grant application (approved in principle subject to clarification)
- Amherst Island Community Cafe grant application for $57,837.49
- Review of Ward 1 financial updates and 2022 grant recipient evaluation forms
Renewable Energy Fund Grant Review Committee Ward 2 & 3 Sub Committee
The Ward 2 & 3 Sub Committee is reviewing several grant applications for the Renewable Energy Fund. The meeting includes discussions on policy changes and financial updates for the subcommittee.
- Grant application from 1st Amherstview/Bath Scouts Group for $5,000.00
- Grant application from Amherstview Lions Club
- Grant application from Loyalist Business Association
- Grant application from Loyalist Township
Regular Council
The Council will consider an agreement with the Kingston Area Taxi Commission for accessible transit and review a road maintenance agreement with Lennox and Addington County. Discussions also include updates on aquatic programming options and the assumption of land reserves for the Babcock Mills subdivision.
- Accessible Transit Services Agreement with Kingston Area Taxi Commission
- Agreement for construction and maintenance of County roads and bridges
- Aquatic programming options for Township residents
- Babcock Mills Phases 2, 3, & 4 Plan of Subdivision land assumption
- Update to Proclamation, Public Awareness, and Flag Flying Policy
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing how to compose the Committee of Adjustment before current appointments expire in December. Options include full public membership, a hybrid model of residents and Council, or using only Council members. The discussion also covers the potential costs of compensating public members and the impact on decision-making consistency.
- Review of Committee of Adjustment composition models
- Proposed framework for Committees of Council
- Review of Procedural By-law
- Establishment of a new Appeals Committee
Regular Council
The Council will review a presentation on the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan and consider several infrastructure and land use items. Discussions include a reconstruction tender for Odessa West and potential regulations for short-term accommodations.
- Presentation of the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan
- Awarding of Odessa West Reconstruction and Stormwater Improvements tender to K Mulrooney Trucking Limited
- Pre-budget approval of $491,800 for 2024 Odessa West project
- Review of potential zoning regulations for short-term accommodations
- Proposed commemorative fees: $2,295 for a bench and $995 for a tree
Heritage Committee
The Heritage Committee will discuss the impact of Bill 23 on the Ontario Heritage Act regarding listed properties. The committee must prioritize which of the 35 currently listed properties should be designated before the January 1, 2025 deadline to avoid removal from the Municipal Register.
- Discussion of Bill 23 impacts on 35 non-designated listed properties
- Decision on whether to add Loyalist Parkway Gates to the Municipal Register
- Review of new designation thresholds requiring properties to meet two or more criteria
- Proposal for staff to contact property owners regarding interest in designation
Regular Council
The Council will consider establishing a reserve fund for a family physician recruitment incentive program. Other items include requests for subsidized facility use and a pilot advertising agreement for the Amherstview Jets.
- Establishment of a Family Physician Recruitment Incentive Program reserve fund
- Application for a $60,000 Renewable Energy Fund grant
- Two-year advertising rights pilot for Amherstview Jets Jr. C Club at $15,000 annually
- Heritage Permit application for Booth-Babcock Mill restoration at 100 Bridge Street, Odessa
- Removal of holding symbol for Babcock Mills Phase 5
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is reviewing a request to cancel a 2003 Planning Act consent for 1197 Reese Road. This cancellation is required to allow the property to merge with abutting lands as part of a previously approved lot addition.
- Request for Consent Certificate of Cancellation at 1197 Reese Road (Penny Porter)
- Lot addition application D10-005-2022 for 5918 County Road 2
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to discuss three applications. These include a minor variance for a deck in Bath, a minor variance at 189 Britannia Crescent, and a permission application for 624 Millhaven Road.
- Minor variance: 138 Country Club Drive (Kaitlin King Homes Ltd.) to reduce rear yard setback from 6 m to 4.6 m for a deck
- Minor variance: 189 Britannia Crescent (Alex & Nancy Tosh)
- Application for Permission: 624 Millhaven Road (Braydon Norris)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a proposal to replace the 2013 Park Memorial Program with a new Commemorative Program. The update aims for 100% cost recovery and includes new metal benches installed on concrete pads to improve accessibility and reduce maintenance.
- Proposed commemorative bench fee: $2,995
- Proposed commemorative tree fee: $995
- Proposed 10-year bench renewal fee: $759
- Establishment of a Commemorative Program Reserve Account for repairs and vandalism
- Policy updates for the Renewable Energy Fund Grant Review Sub Committee
Regular Council
Council is holding a statutory public meeting to discuss a proposed development at 19 Main Street, Odessa. The project by Creekford Developments includes 286 single detached and 326 semi-detached dwellings, along with parkland and multi-use pathways. A formal recommendation will be made after technical reviews and public input are processed.
- Public meeting for 612-lot subdivision at 19 Main Street, Odessa
- Proposed rezoning of Rural and Future Development lands to Residential Type 4
- Extension of Lakeview Subdivision draft plan approval to April 24, 2026
- Adoption of a new Municipal Noticeboard Policy
- Amherstview West Secondary Plan update
Heritage Committee Meeting
The committee is reviewing a heritage permit application to begin Phase 1 of the Booth-Babcock Mill restoration. This phase includes pest control, decontamination, and safety measures to prepare the site for public tours. Staff recommend the committee forward the application to Council for final approval.
- Heritage permit application for Booth-Babcock Mill at 100 Bridge Street, Odessa
- Planned restoration work including rodent exclusion and interior decontamination
- Proposed installation of black mesh barriers and reinstallation of a main floor guard rail
- Repointing of five cavities in the exterior limestone wall
- Pre-consultation for conservation work at the Fairfield-Gutzeit House, 341 Main Street, Bath
Regular Council
Council will consider the 2023 Tax Levy By-law and several departmental reports. Discussions include municipal support for energy retrofit applications and the selection of a contractor for the Community Hub.
- Establishment of 2023 Tax Rates via By-law 2023-021
- Agreement with Kingston Humane Society for Pound Services
- Transfer of $19,559.88 from Ferry Berthage Fees Reserve Fund
- Approval of 'Live Music Sundays' at Finkle Shore Park & Gazebo
- Contractor selection for W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre Renewal
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review a proposal for a Family Physician Recruitment Incentive Program and a new Community Engagement Framework. Staff will also be directed to implement a community engagement plan to determine resident interest in a splash pad.
- Proposal for Family Physician Recruitment Incentive Program
- Community Engagement Framework review
- Splash Pad Community Engagement Plan implementation
- 2022 Post Election Report receipt
- Presentation of 2022 Municipal and School Board Internet Voting Study
Regular Council
Council will consider a tax increment grant for Latham Pools and a request to lift part lot control for Lakeside Ponds. Members will also discuss a motion regarding the addition of tennis and pickleball courts.
- Latham Pools Industrial Community Improvement Plan (CIP) application
- Lakeside Ponds Phase 2 Stage 3, Block 100 Part Lot Control Request
- Amherst Island Community Medical Clinic presentation
- Notice of Motion regarding potential new tennis and pickleball courts
- Endorsement of Drinking Water Quality Management System Operational Plan, Rev 18
Regular Council
Council will consider adopting the 2023 operating and capital budgets and approving a rezoning application for 36 quad dwelling units. The meeting also includes discussions on renewable energy grants and capital project transfers.
- Rezoning of Part of Lots 35 and 36, Concession 1 for 36 quad dwelling units
- Adoption of 2023 Operating and Capital Budgets
- $21.3 million in 2022 capital projects approved for carry-over to 2023
- $25,000 grant application for Amherst Island Radio Broadcasting Inc.
- $50,500 budget transfer for standby generator replacements at Lakeview and Bath SPS
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to discuss several land-use applications. Items include a request to increase a garage height at 5100 Front Road and a severance application for 11 Cross Street.
- Permission to increase detached garage height from 3.4m to 4m at 5100 Front Road
- Minor variance application for 4970 Bath Road
- Severance application for 11 Cross Street
- Sign By-law Minor Variance decision for 95 Jack Davey Drive
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a project update for the Loyalist Township Community Hub. Council must decide between a revised change room concept (male, female, and universal) or the original single universal concept for the aquatic facility. The report also provides updates on the procurement of a general contractor and the project's funding status.
- Decision on aquatic facility change room design (revised vs. original)
- Projected Phase 1 costs estimated at approximately $40 million
- Receipt of $16.5 million in federal funding via the GICB program
- Approval of $669,596 from the Loyalist Township Renewable Energy Fund
- Update on selecting a General Contractor via the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) process
Renewable Energy Fund Grant Review Committee Ward 2 & 3 Sub Committee
The Ward 2 & 3 Sub Committee is reviewing a grant application from Amherst Island Radio Broadcasting Inc. for the Renewable Energy Benefit Fund. The application seeks funding for a capital project to build a second studio location at 218 Main Street in Bath, ON.
- Grant request of $195,638 from the Renewable Energy Benefit Fund
- Total project cost estimated at $293,460
- Proposed construction of a 1,500 sq ft Performance Studio and Podcasting Studio in Bath
- Project includes interior construction, technical equipment, antenna, security, and a generator
Regular Council
The Council is reviewing the 2023 draft municipal budget, which includes a proposed township tax levy of $19,609,900. The meeting also includes discussions on renewable energy fund grants and the rehabilitation of the Odessa Water Tower.
- 2023 draft municipal budget with a $19,609,900 tax levy requirement
- Odessa Water Tower Rehabilitation contract with Landmark Municipal Services ULC
- Renewable Energy Fund grants including $5,000 for Amherst Island Agricultural Society
- Proposed $800,000 replacement of 1993 Pierce pumper (E4393)
- Capital budget transfer of $400,000 for Odessa Water Tower rehabilitation
Renewable Energy Fund Grant Review Committee Ward 2 & 3 Sub Committee
The Ward 2 & 3 Sub Committee is reviewing the first intake of 2023 grant applications for the Renewable Energy Fund. The committee will also select a new chair and review financial updates for the fund.
- Selection of a new Committee Chair
- Bath Gardening Club and Horticultural Society Community Grant application ($5,270)
- Amherst Island Radio Renewable Energy Benefit Fund Grant application
- Ward 2/3 Financial Update as of December 31, 2022
- Review of Renewable Energy Grant Fund Policy updates
Renewable Energy Fund Grant Review Committee Ward 1 Sub Committee
The Ward 1 Sub Committee will review the first intake of 2023 Renewable Energy Fund Grant applications. The committee is tasked with providing recommendations to Council regarding three specific grant applications from Amherst Island organizations.
- Amherst Island Agricultural Society Community Grant Application review
- Amherst Island Community Alliance Grant Application review
- Amherst Island Men's Society Grant Application review
- Ward 1 Financial Update as of December 31, 2022
Regular Council
The Loyalist Township Council is reviewing the proposed 2023 municipal budget and a zoning amendment for 216-222 Main Street. The meeting also includes discussions on summer student wages, ferry dock messaging, and various land reserve assumptions.
- Zoning amendment for 216-222 Main Street, Bath to allow a broadcasting and communications establishment
- Notice of public meeting for the 2023 municipal budget on February 27, 2023
- Pre-approval of budget for summer student wages
- Proposal to exclude fireworks from future Bath Canada Day events
- Assumption of various one-foot reserves for Lakeside Ponds and Aura by the Lake projects
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed 2023 budgets, including a $19.6 million tax levy requirement. The draft includes service area budgets for Amherstview Transit, the Amherst Island Ferry, and Utilities. The committee is also considering pre-approval for specific 2024 capital projects.
- Proposed $19,609,900 Township tax levy requirement
- $1,084,200 operating budget for Amherstview Transit
- $5,002,500 operating budget for Amherst Island Ferry
- $12,262,200 operating budget for Utilities
- Pre-approval request for $800,000 Pierce pumper replacement
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the 2023 draft operating and capital budgets. The presentation includes a proposed township tax levy of $19,609,900 and various service area budgets. The committee is also considering pre-approval for several 2024 capital projects.
- Proposed 2023 township tax levy of $19,609,900
- $12,262,200 operating budget for Utilities
- $5,002,500 operating budget for Amherst Island Ferry
- $1,084,200 operating budget for Amherstview Transit
- $8,974,900 2023 general rate capital budget
Recreation Services Advisory Committee
The Recreation Services Advisory Committee is reviewing updates for the Community Hub project, which includes expanding the W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre. The committee is also reviewing past minutes from the Bath Museum and discussing the Amherst Island Recreation Committee.
- Community Hub project phase one: expansion and renovation of W.J. Henderson Recreation Centre
- Community Hub funding: $16.5 million received from the Green and Inclusive Community Building Fund
- Proposed Community Hub features: new 8-lane, 25-metre aquatic centre and leisure pool
- Bath Museum minutes review: discussion of museum operations and maintenance
- Amherst Island Recreation Committee information item
Special Meeting of Council
The Loyalist Township Council will hold a special meeting to discuss employee negotiations or labour relations. This portion of the meeting will be conducted in a closed session as permitted by the Municipal Act.
- Closed session regarding employee negotiations or labour relations
Regular Council
Council is holding a public meeting to consider a proposed mixed-use development at Loyalist Boulevard and County Road 7. Other items include pre-budget approvals for building refurbishments and architectural services, and the potential sale of McPherson Park to a school board.
- Public meeting for Loyalist Estates mixed-use development (48 townhouses and a commercial plaza)
- Pre-budget approval of $524,500 for 2023 and $285,600 for 2024 for Fairfield-Gutzeit House refurbishment
- Proposed sale of McPherson Park to Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic District School Board
- Pre-budget approval of $150,000 for architectural design services
- Adoption of Interim Tax Levy By-law 2023-001