Prince Edward County, Ontario

Agriculture Advisory Committee

The Agriculture Advisory Committee will consider endorsing its Planning Working Group's submission opposing a zoning by-law amendment for the Reach Resort at 1315, 1329 & 1357 County Road 7. The committee will also receive an update on slow moving farm vehicle warning signage and communications outreach, and discuss its work plan and a memo to file. No further meetings are scheduled for the present term.

• Endorsement of Planning Working Group submission against Z117-21 Zoning By-Law Amendment for Reach Resort at 1315, 1329 & 1357 County Road 7
• Update on slow moving farm vehicle warning signage and communications outreach
• Discussion on work plan and creation of a memo to file for the next committee term
• Adoption of minutes from the April 27, 2026 meeting
• No further meetings scheduled for the present term of Council

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

Audit Committee

Committee of Adjustment

O.P.P. Detachment Board

Regular Council

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

Committee of the Whole

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

Committee of Adjustment

Regular Council

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

Regular Council

Regular Council

Regular Council

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will receive a fiscal update and deputations on the Municipal Accommodation Tax and the Agricultural Worker Equity & Diversity Initiative. It will then consider several motions, including endorsing the Prince Edward County Climate Action Plan and directing staff actions, adopting a new Procurement By‑law, creating a reserve for physician recruitment, and approving a land transfer of part of 230 Niles Street for $2.00. Additional items include a staff parking protocol pilot and updates to the physician recruitment program.

• Endorse the Prince Edward County Climate Action Plan and direct staff to update assessments and seek grant funding
• Approve the new Procurement By‑law governing the procurement of goods and services
• Create a Reserve for Physician Recruitment and Retention to fund return‑of‑service incentives
• Approve transfer of a portion of 230 Niles Street, Wellington, for $2.00 to the Affordable Housing Corporation
• Receive the Staff Parking Protocol Pilot Program report for information

Audit Committee

Regular Council

Prince Edward County Council will consider amending the Parking By-Law to expand regulated parking hours on Picton Main Street. The meeting also includes a closed session and a request for a 'lessons learned' report on a previous subdivision approval.

• Reconsideration of Picton Main Street parking bylaw (Motion 2026-117)
• Amendment to Procedural By-Law regarding reconsideration votes
• Naming rights renewal for Wellington and District Community Centre Arena
• Traffic calming study for Bridge Street, Picton
• Heritage permit applications for 20 & 24 Wharf Street and 375 Picton Main Street

Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee

CANCELLED - Planning & Development Committee Meeting

CANCELLED - Committee of Adjustment

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

The Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board is meeting to discuss site updates and strategic priorities. The body is considering directing staff to draft a design/build RFP for residential and commercial construction on Niles Street.

• Proposed non-binding design/build RFP for up to 50 residential/commercial units on Niles Street
• Proposed creation of a Niles Site Working Group
• Consolidation of governance, development, and finance goals into an updated Strategic Priorities Plan
• Receipt of the July 2026 Action Tracker
• Verbal update from the Fundraising Working Group

Appeals Committee

The Prince Edward County Appeals Committee will hear an appeal regarding a muzzle and leash order for a dog. The committee will also consider moving into a closed session to discuss personal matters and solicitor-client privilege.

• Hearing of Appeal Application No. 02-2026: Muzzle and Leash Order
• Motion to move into closed session to consider personal matters and solicitor-client privilege
• Adoption of March 9, 2026 Appeals Committee minutes
• Confirmation of the July 13, 2026 agenda

Nominating Committee

The Nominating Committee will meet in open session to confirm the agenda and adopt minutes from March 17, 2026. The committee will then move into closed session to discuss personal matters about identifiable individuals, including appointments to boards and committees and Civic Recognition Awards, as permitted under the Municipal Act. The meeting is conducted in a hybrid format with in-person and virtual participation.

• Closed session to discuss board/committee appointments and Civic Recognition Awards under Section 239(2)(b) of the Municipal Act
• Adoption of minutes from the March 17, 2026 Nominating Committee meeting
• Meeting held as a hybrid meeting with in-person and virtual participation per Procedural By-Law
• Next meeting to be scheduled at the call of the Clerk

Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The committee will consider several heritage permit applications, including a potentially contentious one for the Drake Devonshire at 20 and 24 Wharf Street, Wellington (HP-06-26), and a recommended approval for the Crystal Palace at 375 Picton Main Street (HP-11-26). It will also receive deputations on the committee's Terms of Reference and discuss the Cultural Heritage Master Plan. This is the final scheduled meeting of the current term.

• Heritage Permit HP-06-26 for Drake Devonshire (20-24 Wharf Street, Wellington) – no recommendation yet
• Heritage Permit HP-11-26 for Crystal Palace (375 Picton Main Street) recommended for approval
• Two additional heritage permit submissions: HP-12-26 for 124 Picton Main Street and HP-13-26 for 289 Wellington Main Street
• Discussion on the final Cultural Heritage Master Plan report
• Deputations by Gord Gibbins and Liz Driver regarding the committee's Terms of Reference

Environmental Advisory Committee

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider adopting a 1.0% annual growth rate for capital works infrastructure planning, down from a previous 2.4% assumption, based on a supplementary report from Development Services. Staff recommend proceeding with a regional water treatment plant strategy and directing negotiations with developers for pre-payment agreements. The committee will also discuss a Development Charges Reduction Program submission and receive a Major Infrastructure Communications Framework. A closed session is scheduled for a proposed land disposition in Ward 1.

• Adoption of 1.0% growth rate for infrastructure planning (item 6.1)
• Direct staff to prepare financial strategy and public engagement for Growth Scenario #2B (item 6.1)
• Negotiate pre-payment agreements with major developers in Picton and Wellington (item 6.1)
• Up to $175,000 from Studies Reserve for MCEA amendments (item 6.1)
• Submit feedback on Development Charges Reduction Program for small rural communities (item 6.2)

Traffic Advisory Committee

The Traffic Advisory Committee will receive several public requests for traffic calming and parking signage, and vote on recommendations to Council regarding a parking restriction near 74 King Street, Picton and installation of street lighting at two rural intersections. Verbal updates on previously requested traffic calming studies at County Road 14 and County Road 32/Shannon Road are also on the agenda.

• Report recommending street lighting at County Road 8 & County Road 17 in North Marysburgh and County Road 4 & County Road 30 in Hallowell
• Report recommending a parking restriction near 74 King Street, Picton (By-Law amendment)
• Public request for traffic calming on Bridge Street, Picton
• Public request for parking signage on West Street, Wellington
• Verbal reports on traffic calming at County Road 14 near Bishop's Lane and intersection of County Road 32 & Shannon Road

Regular Council

The Prince Edward County Council will decide on updates to council remuneration and expense policy, award a one‑year propane supply contract to Rosebush Energies, and adopt updates to the Council Code of Conduct. It will also approve the Drinking Water Financial Plan and authorize long‑term financing of up to $31,132,293 for the Wellington Watermain and Sanitary Sewer trunk projects.

• Approve council remuneration and expense policy updates (options for market‑average pay)
• Award tender FIN‑1‑26 for one‑year propane supply to Rosebush Energies, with three optional extensions
• Adopt Council Code of Conduct updates and direct public education in Q3 2026
• Approve the Drinking Water Financial Plan in compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act
• Authorize up to $31,132,293 long‑term financing and a 40‑year amortization for Wellington trunk water and sewer projects

O.P.P. Detachment Board

The O.P.P. Detachment Board will consider appointing S. Casey Hill to lead the annual performance monitoring of the Detachment Commander. Presentations and deputations include updates on the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan, marine operations, and a youth consent program. The board will also receive the April 2026 operational budget and the Detachment Commander's report.

• Appointment of S. Casey Hill to undertake annual performance monitoring of the Detachment Commander
• Presentation on the Community Safety & Well-Being Plan Working Group update
• Presentation on Marine Operations at the Prince Edward OPP Detachment
• Deputation on Youthreach Consent & Boundaries program by St. Leonard's Hastings Prince Edward
• Review of April 2026 Operational Budget for the O.P.P. Detachment Board

Committee of Adjustment

Planning & Development Committee Meeting

The Prince Edward County Planning & Development Committee will hold statutory public meetings to review consent and rezoning applications for properties on County Road 10 and County Road 13. The committee will also consider recommendations to approve a consent and rezoning for a property on Valley Road, and to deem the Cork & Vine Subdivision draft plan not to have lapsed. These items outline proposed zoning changes, road allowance requirements, and land severance approvals for local review.

• Drew Harrison Farms Inc. (661 County Road 10) — consent to sever a farm dwelling and rezone to Rural Residential
• Donald & Deborah Hudson (829/841 County Road 13) — consent to sever a lot for a geothermal loop and rezone to Hamlet Residential
• Brian Ross Lough (471 Valley Road) — recommended approval of consent and rezoning with conditions requiring 9-metre road widening on Valley Road and 13-metre widening on County Road 2
• Kaitlin Corporation (Cork & Vine Subdivision, Ward 3) — recommendation to deem Draft Plan of Subdivision 13-T-19-501 not to have lapsed
• Proposed by-law to amend Comprehensive By-law 140-2025 for the Valley Road property, to be forwarded to Council

Artificial Intelligence Governance Committee

The Artificial Intelligence Governance Committee will consider a draft AI Acceptable Use Policy that designates Microsoft Copilot as the only approved generative AI tool for county work, prohibiting consumer tools like ChatGPT. The committee will also discuss macro planning for developing an AI assessment framework and participate in breakout groups on evaluation questions and possibilities. Minutes from the March 9, 2026 meeting are scheduled for adoption.

• Draft AI Acceptable Use Policy (Item 7.1) — restricts generative AI to Microsoft Copilot; bans ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude.ai, and others for county work
• Macro planning for development of an AI assessment framework (Item 7.2)
• Breakout groups: Evaluation Framework Questions (Group A) and Art of the Possible (Group B) (Item 7.3)
• Adoption of minutes from March 9, 2026 meeting (Item 4.1)
• Next meeting tentatively scheduled for second week of September 2026

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to receive updates on National AccessAbility Week, an enhanced accessibility feedback process, the 2026 Municipal Election, and an accessibility lens for staff reports. It will also discuss planning file reviews for three development applications and consider a motion to continue the Accessibility Planning Working Group through the end of the 2022-2026 term.

• Discussion of planning files: 49 & 57 Folkard Lane (subdivision/condo/zoning), Nicholas Street Homes (site plan), and 1315-1357 County Road 7 (zoning amendment)
• Review of National AccessAbility Week social media campaign analytics
• Update on enhanced online accessibility feedback form for the County website
• Discussion of accessibility lens for staff report template, using climate lens as example
• Motion to extend Accessibility Planning Working Group's review of planning files until end of term

Committee of the Whole

Regular Council

Council will receive reports and consider several items, including amendments to the Noise By‑Law, a water and wastewater rates by‑law, and council remuneration updates. Council will vote to award the supply and delivery of fuel contract to Rosebush Energies (tender PEC‑OPS‑16‑26) and the winter‑maintenance parking‑lot plowing contract to 2842793 Ontario Inc. (Clintar Commercial Outdoor Services) and approve the corresponding by‑laws authorizing the agreements. Council will also adopt a one‑year water and wastewater rates by‑law for 2027 and request the province extend the heritage designation deadline to January 1 2030.

• Award of fuel supply contract to Rosebush Energies (tender PEC‑OPS‑16‑26)
• Award of winter‑maintenance parking‑lot plowing contract to 2842793 Ontario Inc. (Clintar Commercial Outdoor Services) (tender PEC‑OPS‑15‑26)
• Adoption of one‑year water and wastewater rates by‑law for 2027
• Approval of council remuneration and expense policy updates with selection of a compensation option
• Request to Ontario to extend the heritage designation deadline to Jan 1 2030

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

The board will consider directing staff to confirm a reference plan for the Niles Street site to begin an Agreement of Purchase and Sale, and engage legal counsel. It will also request that CMHC waive interest on its Seed Funding loan for the Niles and Disraeli Street sites, and receive financial statements through May 31, 2026. A housing summit with senior government and local developers is being planned before the August meeting. The meeting includes a closed session on land acquisition and other matters.

• Direct staff to confirm deposit of Draft Reference Plan for 230 Niles Street, Wellington, to commence drafting an Agreement of Purchase and Sale
• Engage Soloway Wright for legal advice on the Niles Street Agreement of Purchase and Sale
• Request CMHC to waive interest on the loan portion of Seed Funding for the Niles and Disraeli sites
• Receive preliminary financial statements to May 31, 2026
• Direct staff to coordinate a Housing Summit before the August meeting with senior government representatives and local rental housing developers

Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee will discuss and possibly endorse a resolution requesting the Province of Ontario extend the deadline for issuing Notices of Intention to Designate listed heritage properties from January 1, 2027 to January 1, 2030. The committee will also review a draft Property Maintenance and Occupancy Standards By-Law and consider endorsing the 2026-2027 County Museums Strategic Plan. Additionally, members will discuss heritage permit applications for four town halls and the Heritage Awards program.

• Request province to extend heritage property designation deadline to 2030
• Discussion on Draft Property Maintenance and Occupancy Standards By-Law
• Endorsement of 2026-2027 County Museums Strategic Plan
• Heritage permit applications for Shire Hall, Picton Town Hall, Bloomfield Town Hall, Ameliasburgh Town Hall
• Discussion on Prince Edward County Heritage Awards Program

Environmental Advisory Committee

The committee will review a proposed climate impact lens for staff report templates. Discussion also includes emergency preparedness regarding heat management, wetland protection, and energy efficiency funding.

• Climate Impact Lens in Staff Report Template discussion
• Emergency Preparedness - Heat Management discussion
• Energy Efficiency Building Retrofitting funding update via Federation of Canadian Municipalities
• Wetland Protection discussion
• Working Group updates

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is receiving the 2025 Annual Parkland Report, which confirms compliance with the new provincial requirement to spend at least 60% of parkland reserve funds annually. It will also receive the Treasurer's annual report on 2025 development charges, showing combined reserve balances of over $23 million. The committee will consider endorsing a Youth Engagement Framework and directing staff to explore free, fixed-route transit for high school students using County Transit, with implementation targeted for Summer 2026.

• Parkland reserve fund closing balance of $936,903.09, with 68.78% allocated to projects (exceeding the 60% minimum)
• 2025 development charges reserves: County-wide $9,542,596 and Wellington Area Specific $13,867,697
• Directive to explore free fixed-route transit service for high school students with valid student ID, using County Transit
• Closed session items: Ontario Land Tribunal matter, transfer of surplus municipal lands, and volunteer firefighter contract negotiations
• Budget proposals to allocate parkland funds in proximity to where they were collected, to be brought forward in 2027 budget

Regular Council

Prince Edward County Council meets May 26, 2026, to decide on a $18,679,000 contract for County Road 49 rehabilitation and a $1,225,567 contract for Outlet Bridge repairs. Council will also hear deputations on affordable housing development charge exemptions and servicing capacity, receive a report on 24 White Chapel Road correspondence, and vote on resolutions regarding public health funding and the Better Regional Governance Act.

• Award construction contract for County Road 49 rehabilitation to R.W. Tomlinson Ltd. at $18,679,000
• Award contract for Outlet Bridge rehabilitation on County Road 18 to Safa Builders & Contractors at $1,225,567.32
• Report on correspondence with Ministry of Natural Resources regarding use of 24 White Chapel Road property
• Deputation from Homes First Nicholas Corporation requesting affordable housing development charge exemptions at 5-31 Nicholas Street, Picton
• Resolution opposing Better Regional Governance Act, 2026 and urging directly elected heads of council

Recreation Advisory Committee

The Ward Recreation Executive Committee will receive updates on the Recreation & Community Facilities Department, insurance coverage, Community Events Calendar, Community Safety and Well-Being Plan, and the 2026 Municipal Election. Discussions will focus on per capita funding and budgets, as well as eligibility rules for voting membership. The committee will also adopt minutes from its previous meeting.

• Discussion of per capita funding and budgets for ward recreation committees
• Update on the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan (CSWB) with priority areas and action teams
• Discussion of eligibility rules for voting membership under the Terms of Reference and Appointment Policy
• Update on the 2026 Municipal Election
• Update from the Recreation & Community Facilities Department

Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee

The Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee will consider a report recommending a one-year interim Water and Wastewater Rates By-law for 2027, with a 2.1% inflationary increase based on the 2025 CPI. The typical residential customer would see a total monthly increase of about $2.02 for water and sewer combined. The committee will also discuss its schedule and is recommended to be dissolved as no further action is expected this term.

• Recommendation to adopt one-year interim Water and Wastewater Rates By-law for 2027 with 2.1% CPI increase
• Typical residential monthly increase: $0.99 for water base, $1.03 for sewer base, total $2.02
• Staff directed to undertake comprehensive rate study and Development Charges Background Study in 2027
• Recommendation to dissolve the Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee as no further action required

Committee of Adjustment

Planning & Development Committee Meeting

The Planning & Development Committee will consider a municipally initiated county-wide Official Plan Amendment (OPA-01-26) affecting all lands, with a recommendation for approval. Also on the agenda is a rezoning application (Z5-26) for 1 Head Street, Picton, to permit a mobile restaurant as a temporary use for three years. A statutory public meeting will be held for a consent to sever and rezoning at 1309 County Road 8 to create a 0.75-hectare residential lot.

• Public hearing for Consent B1-26 and Rezoning Z3-26 at 1309 County Road 8, North Marysburgh, to sever a parcel with an existing dwelling and rezone to Rural Residential
• Rezoning Z5-26 for 1 Head Street, Picton, to allow a mobile restaurant as a temporary permitted use for three years under a site-specific OS-15-T zone
• County-wide Official Plan Amendment OPA-01-26 recommended for approval, with a by-law to be brought to the next Council meeting

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a proposal to remove one-way signage on Barker Street and update the Council Remuneration and Expense Policy. The meeting also includes a presentation on primary care investments and discussions on noise and alcohol bylaws.

• Proposal to designate Barker Street (from Bowery Street to Paul Street) for two-way traffic
• Review and proposed amendments to CLS-08 Council Remuneration and Expense Policy
• Proposal to decline the 'Bring-Your-Own' alcohol permit stream for public spaces
• Proposed amendments to Noise By-Law 143-2022
• Presentation on primary care investments including $4.45M approved for HPE OHT

Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee will discuss its own terms of reference, consider working group updates, and review a master list of permits. No new permit decisions are on the agenda; the meeting focuses on receiving reports and planning future work.

• Review of the committee's terms of reference, which may reshape its mandate
• Verbal updates from five working groups: Heritage Designation, Cemetery, Heritage Permit, Heritage Conservation Signage, and Commemoration of PEC Veterans
• Discussion of the committee's work plan for upcoming activities
• Master List of Permits update
• Adoption of minutes from the April 8 regular meeting and May 5 special meeting (where Heritage Permit HP-12-25 at 6 Waupoos Island Lane was recommended for approval)

Regular Council

The council will consider a closed‑session item on legal and financial matters, then move to public business. It will receive reports and approve several procurement contracts, including a roof replacement at 375 Picton Main Street and equipment purchases for the county. The council will also consider resolutions on a vacant‑storefront tax, FOI compliance, and heritage‑property insurance.

• Approve a Board Observer appointment for the Prince Edward Fitness and Aquatic Centre Board
• Award $447,659 to Semple Gooder Roofing Corp. for a new roof at 375 Picton Main Street
• Award $428,000 to Brandt Tractor Ltd. for a wheel loader
• Award $420,344.38 to Rush Truck Centres of Canada Ltd. for a single‑axle dump truck
• Approve $250,149 to Cobourg Development Services Ltd. for Elm Street Laneway reconstruction, plus $100,000 and $25,000 reserve allocations

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

The board will consider a motion to request $103,000 in fee waivers and a $330,000 grant from Council for the Disraeli Street site project. They will also receive a report on the Niles Street site, including a recommendation to pursue a consent application at 230 Niles Street, Wellington. A discussion on St. Gregory's School property is scheduled, and the board will move into closed session to discuss Disraeli Street development and capital fundraising.

• Motion to request $103,000 in fee waivers and a $330,000 grant for the Disraeli Street site (Picton) to complete and occupy by Q4 2026
• Report HC-04-2026 on Niles Street site recommending a consent application for 230 Niles Street, Wellington, with a 30-metre setback from Lane Creek
• Discussion of St. Gregory's School property
• Action Tracker update for May 2026
• Closed session to discuss Disraeli Street development and capital fundraising

Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

CANCELLED - Environmental Advisory Committee

Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee will recommend to Council a heritage permit for HP-12-25 at 6 Waupoos Island Lane, North Marysburgh, outlining restoration of soffits, windows, and doors. The Committee will also recommend a heritage permit for HP-04-26 at 279 Picton Main Street, Picton, for the installation of a new fascia sign on the storefront. Both items are presented for Council’s consideration at the special meeting.

• Heritage Permit HP-12-25 – 6 Waupoos Island Lane, North Marysburgh – restoration of soffits, windows, and doors
• Heritage Permit HP-04-26 – 279 Picton Main Street, Picton – installation of a new fascia sign on the storefront

CANCELLED - Traffic Advisory Committee

Agriculture Advisory Committee

The Agriculture Advisory Committee will receive a deputation from The County Foundation on the Municipal Agricultural Grants Program, which had $30,000 available but received only 15 applications totaling $22,500. The committee will also discuss installing slow moving vehicle warning signs on Highway 33 and Highway 62, and review its work plan.

• Deputation on Municipal Agricultural Grants Program: $30,000 available, 15 applications totaling $22,500, undersubscribed for first time
• Discussion on Slow Moving Vehicle Warning Sign Installation on Highway 33 and Highway 62
• Review and discussion of Committee Work Plan
• Adoption of March 30, 2026 meeting minutes
• Election of Chair (Bob Rogers) and Vice-Chair (Jacqui Burley) from previous meeting

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is receiving an interim update on a service delivery and organizational review by Municipal VU Consulting Inc. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Hoarding Action Response Team (HART) and departmental updates for information.

• Presentation on the Hoarding Action Response Team (HART) regarding support for residents who hoard
• Interim update from Municipal VU Consulting Inc. on the Service Delivery and Organizational Review
• Housing Department report on the Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Disraeli Development
• Departmental overviews for Corporate and Legislative Services, Community Services, and Water Wastewater Services

Regular Council

The council will consider awarding a $1,226,654.30 contract to Earth-Crete Ontario Inc. for County Road 3 rehabilitation and approve related by‑laws. It will also consider by‑laws authorizing agreements with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation for dedicated gas‑tax funding, amending a seniors‑care partnership by‑law, and appointing Patrick Howe as fire chief and emergency‑management coordinator. Additional items include a closed‑session discussion, deputations on road maintenance and a Sir John A. Macdonald sculpture, and routine reports and consents.

• Award contract PEC-INI-0213-2026 to Earth-Crete Ontario Inc. for $1,226,654.30 plus taxes for County Road 3 rehabilitation
• By‑law to authorize the execution of the agreement with Earth-Crete Ontario Inc. for the County Road 3 project
• By‑law to authorize an agreement with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation for dedicated gas‑tax funds for public transportation
• By‑law to amend By‑law 52‑2025 concerning the Prince Edward County Community Care for Seniors Association partnership
• By‑laws to appoint Patrick Howe as fire chief and as community emergency‑management coordinator

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee will elect a Chair and Vice-Chair, then consider endorsing the 2026 Municipal Election Accessibility Plan. Members will also review three planning applications including the Base31 subdivision and Lakeside Retreat, and receive updates on the North Marysburgh Wilkinson Park Walking Trail and other projects.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair for the committee
• Endorsement of the 2026 Municipal Election Accessibility Plan
• Planning file reviews for Base31 (13-T-24-504), Lakeside Retreat (Z65-20), and Wesley Acres (SP-06-25)
• Update on North Marysburgh Wilkinson Park Walking Trail project
• Appointment to the Accessibility Planning Working Group

O.P.P. Detachment Board

This meeting of the Prince Edward County O.P.P. Detachment Board includes presentations on intimate partner violence and the drug recognition expert program, a review of the 2026 operational budget, and consideration of the draft 2025 annual report to council. The board will also receive updates on complaints, secondary activities, and a local action plan.

• Presentation by OPP Abuse Issue Investigator Aaron Miller on intimate partner violence
• Presentation by OPP Drug Recognition Expert Ben Huddleston on the local program
• Review of 2026 operational budget (February financial statement)
• Verbal report on complaints and secondary activities under the Community Safety and Policing Act
• Approval of draft 2025 O.P.P. Detachment Board Annual Report to Council

Committee of Adjustment

Planning & Development Committee Meeting

The Planning & Development Committee will hold statutory public hearings on four consent and rezoning applications. Following the hearings, the committee will vote on recommendations for a draft plan of condominium for Redtail Winery, a draft plan of subdivision for Watermark on the Bay Phase 3, and a consent/rezoning with road widening conditions. Delegated authority items are also presented for information.

• Statutory public hearings for consent/rezoning at 471 Valley Road, 209 Tripp Road, 1309 County Road 8, and 1 Head Street (municipally initiated)
• Draft plan of condominium for Redtail Winery at 19538 Loyalist Parkway
• Draft plan of subdivision for Watermark on the Bay Phase 3 at Navigation Drive
• Consent/rezoning for estate of Patrick Mowbray at 9 Mowbray Road requiring road widening on County Roads 10 and 22
• Delegated authority items: holding symbol removal at 175 County Road 4 and certificate of cancellation at 9A Hill Street

Environmental Advisory Committee

The Environmental Advisory Committee will discuss several environmental initiatives, including establishing a climate lens for staff reports, solar panel use at municipal facilities, and used tire recycling. No decisions are expected; all items are received for discussion. The committee will also receive updates from its working groups.

• Discussion on establishing a climate lens for staff reports to integrate climate considerations into municipal reports
• Discussion on solar panel use at municipal facilities and parking lots
• Discussion on used tire recycling and potential letter to service providers
• Introduction of new Municipal Climate Interns and their work on the Climate Action Plan
• Updates from Education & Outreach, Planning, Natural Cover, and Climate Action Plan working groups

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

The Board will adopt minutes from March 9 and 13, receive a verbal update on the Niles Street development, and consider nominations for a Fundraising Working Group. It will then move into closed session to discuss trade secrets related to the Disraeli Street site and negotiation positions for affordable housing in Ward 1 (Picton) and Ward 3 (Wellington).

• Adoption of minutes from March 9 and 13, 2026 meetings
• Verbal update on Niles Street development
• Nominations for Fundraising Working Group
• Closed session: Disraeli Street site development (trade secret)
• Closed session: affordable housing negotiations in Ward 1 and Ward 3

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider and vote on the 2026 Municipal Financial Relief Grant guidelines, which allocate $473,000 to assist low‑income residents with tax and water bills. It will also review and approve a new Millennium Trail By‑Law, rescind By‑Law 742‑2001, and amend By‑Law 4519‑2019 to include the trail as a designated by‑law. A presentation on the Municipal Climate Intern Program will be received, and an Operational Services Department update will be provided for information.

• Approve Municipal Financial Relief Grant 2026 Guidelines (budget $473,000).
• Approve Millennium Trail By‑Law and rescind By‑Law 742‑2001.
• Amend By‑Law 4519‑2019 to add the Millennium Trail as a designated by‑law.
• Receive presentation on the Municipal Climate Intern Program by Ben Hicks and Ashtyn Nauffts.
• Receive Operational Services Department update (budget commitments summary).

Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee will receive updates on the County Museums 5‑Year Strategy, the Cultural Heritage Master Plan, and a review of its Terms of Reference. It will endorse Heritage Permit submissions HP‑12‑25 (6 Waupoos Lane) and HP‑03‑26 (153B Wellington Main Street). Additional items include working‑group reports, an updated master list of permits, and discussion of the committee’s work plan.

• County Museums 5‑Year Strategy discussion
• Cultural Heritage Master Plan update
• Review of Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee Terms of Reference
• Endorsement of Heritage Permit applications HP‑12‑25 (6 Waupoos Lane) and HP‑03‑26 (153B Wellington Main Street)
• Working Group/Task Team updates and master list of permits

Regular Council

The County of Prince Edward is deciding on tax ratios, subclass reductions, and the 2026 operating budget. Council will also consider several zoning amendments and a funding agreement for transitional housing.

• Approval of 2026 property tax ratios and subclass tax reductions
• Adoption of 2026 operating budget estimates
• Zoning by-law amendments for 15983 Loyalist Parkway and 2188 County Road 1
• Funding agreement for Prince Edward Lennox And Addington Social Services Homelessness Prevention Program
• Lease and operating agreement for Water Lot 1, Picton Harbour

Special Planning & Development Committee Meeting

The Special Planning & Development Committee will consider a motion to move into a closed session to discuss solicitor‑client privileged advice under s. 239(2)(f) of the Municipal Act. The committee will receive Report DS‑25‑2026 recommending that Council deem the Draft Plan of Subdivision 13‑T‑19‑501 for the Cork & Vine Subdivision (Phase 1A‑4A) not to have lapsed. If approved, the draft approval that lapsed on 25 Nov 2025 would be treated as active, allowing the developer to proceed toward final approval without re‑applying. The meeting also includes standard items such as public comment registration and agenda confirmation.

• Motion to move into closed session for solicitor‑client privileged advice (s. 239(2)(f) Municipal Act)
• Receive Report DS‑25‑2026 on File No. 13‑T‑19‑501 (Cork & Vine Subdivision Phase 1A‑4A)
• Recommendation to deem the draft plan not lapsed (lapse date 25 Nov 2025)
• Approval of Report DS‑25‑2026 and its recommendation by Council
• Public comment registration deadline by noon 1 Apr 2026

Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee

The Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee is discussing a proposal to implement a one-year interim rate by-law for 2027. This approach would allow the County to complete infrastructure planning and growth projections before conducting a full rate study in 2027.

• Proposal for a one-year Water and Wastewater rate Draft By-law to be presented in May 2026
• Proposed Water and Wastewater rate study and Development Charges Background Study update in 2027
• Requirement to approve a Drinking Water Financial Plan by June 1, 2026
• Discussion regarding the Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee schedule of meetings

Agriculture Advisory Committee

At its March 30 virtual meeting, the Prince Edward County Agriculture Advisory Committee will confirm its agenda, elect a chair and vice‑chair, and adopt minutes from the October 27, 2025 meeting. The committee will receive updates on the Business Retention + Expansion Survey – Agriculture, on alternative low‑carbon fuel use at Heidelberg Materials, and on its work plan. No new motions or approvals are listed beyond these informational items.

• Receive update on Business Retention + Expansion Survey – Agriculture
• Receive update on alternative low carbon fuel use at Heidelberg Materials
• Receive discussion on the committee’s work plan
• Election and appointment of Chair and Vice‑Chair
• Motion to confirm the meeting agenda

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider a draft lease agreement for Water Lot 1 in Picton Harbour with Casa Dea Finance Limited and move a by‑law to approve that lease to the April 7 council meeting. It will also move a by‑law to amend the 2026 Fees & Charges By‑law to set new seasonal slip rental rates. Additional reports—including the Corporate Strategic Plan 2026 Progress Report and the 2025 remuneration and salary disclosures—will be received for information.

• Approve terms of the draft Lease Agreement for Water Lot 1 with Casa Dea Finance Limited
• Bring forward a by‑law to approve the lease and operating agreement to the April 7 council meeting
• Bring forward a by‑law to amend By‑law 148‑2025 to set new seasonal slip rental rates
• Receive Corporate Strategic Plan 2026 Progress Report (CLS‑08‑2026) for information
• Receive 2025 Statement of Remuneration and Expenses (FIN‑06‑2026) for information

Audit Committee

The Prince Edward County Audit Committee will elect a Chair and Vice‑Chair, confirm the agenda, and adopt the minutes from its August 27, 2025 meeting. It will receive the Audit Planning Report for the year ending December 31, 2025, a Finance & IT Department report (FIN‑05‑2026) with preliminary financial statements, the Municipal Financial Profile and Financial Indicator Review, and a discussion of its work plan and 2026 advisory schedule.

• Election and appointment of Chair and Vice‑Chair
• Adoption of minutes from the August 27, 2025 meeting
• Receipt of the Audit Planning Report for year ending Dec 31, 2025
• Receipt of Finance & IT Department report FIN‑05‑2026 (preliminary statements)
• Receipt of Municipal Financial Profile and Financial Indicator Review

Regular Council

The council will approve the establishment of a Joint Municipal Election Compliance Audit Committee with Bay of Quinte municipalities and school boards, adopt its Terms of Reference, and defer the enabling by‑law to the April 7 meeting. It will also award grass‑cutting contracts for five wards and a line‑painting contract to Stoneline Ltd. for $333,994.94. The Land Ambulance Service Agreement with Hastings County will be renewed, and several routine by‑laws will be adopted.

• Approve Joint Municipal Election Compliance Audit Committee (2026‑2030) and its Terms of Reference
• Award Grass Cutting Services contracts to 2842793 Ontario Inc., Breadman Property Care, Martin's Construction & Demolition Inc., and Find A Way Property Maintenance Inc. for three‑year terms
• Award Line Painting and Pavement Marking contract to Stoneline Ltd. for $333,994.94 plus taxes
• Renew Land Ambulance Service Agreement with the County of Hastings
• Adopt multiple by‑laws including election‑sign regulation and transit service agreement

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The committee will elect a Chair and Vice-Chair and receive updates on the 2026 Municipal Election Accessibility Plan and the Parks & Recreation Master Plan. Members will also review several planning applications for accessibility endorsement.

• Endorsement of Draft Plan of Subdivision - Village A (County Road 22 & Kingsley Road)
• Endorsement of Zoning By-Law Amendment Z65-20 (467 County Road 19)
• Endorsement of Site Plan Control Application SP-06-25 (565 Wesley Acres Road)
• Update on North Marysburgh Wilkinson Park Walking Trail Project
• Review of the 2026 Municipal Election Accessibility Plan

Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee - 19 Mar 2026 (RESCHEDULED TO APRIL 2, 2026)

Planning & Development Committee Meeting

The Planning & Development Committee will consider a county‑wide amendment to Comprehensive Zoning By‑law 140‑2025 (File No. Z18‑25) and approve it. It will also review several consent and rezoning applications, including B8‑25/Z6‑25 at 3157 County Road 3 and B15‑25/Z10‑25 at 15983‑15987 Loyalist Parkway, each with specific conditions. Additional rezoning files (B26‑25/Z17‑25, Z1‑26) and items approved under Delegated Authority By‑law 98‑2020 will be received for information.

• County‑wide Zoning By‑law Amendment File No. Z18‑25 to amend Comprehensive Zoning By‑law 140‑2025 (affects all lands in Prince Edward County)
• Consent & Rezoning File Nos. B15‑25 & Z10‑25 at 15983‑15987 Loyalist Parkway (Ward 2) with conditions for road widening, parkland dedication and title clearance
• Consent & Rezoning File No. B8‑25 & Z6‑25 at 3157 County Road 3 (Ward 4) to sever a 2.2‑hectare residential lot and rezone to Rural Residential 2
• Consent & Rezoning File No. B26‑25 & Z17‑25 at 82 Eatonville Road (Ward 4) – application overview presented
• Rezoning File No. Z1‑26 at 2188 County Road 1 (Ward 2) – amendment to Comprehensive Zoning By‑law 1816‑2006 or 140‑2025

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will confirm its agenda, adopt minutes from the November 19, 2025 meeting, and consider two minor variance applications. One application (File No. A19-25) seeks to reduce the rear yard setback at 21 MacDonald Street, Wellington from 7.5 m to 3.1 m. The other application (File No. A1-26) proposes a minor variance for the property at 5‑31 Nicholas Street, Picton covering multiple lots.

• Minor Variance File No. A19-25 – 21 MacDonald Street, Wellington – rear yard setback reduction from 7.5 m to 3.1 m
• Minor Variance File No. A1-26 – 5‑31 Nicholas Street, Picton – minor variance for numerous lots in Ward of Picton

Nominating Committee

The Nominating Committee will confirm its agenda and adopt the minutes from the November 6, 2025 meeting. It will then move into a closed session to discuss personal matters related to appointments to the Joint Compliance Audit Committee. The next meeting date will be set by the clerk.

• Motion to confirm agenda
• Adoption of November 6, 2025 minutes
• Closed session to discuss appointments to Joint Compliance Audit Committee
• Next meeting date to be scheduled by clerk

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

The Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board will confirm its agenda and disclose any pecuniary interests. It will then move into a closed session to consider a position, plan, procedure, criteria or instruction for negotiations related to the Disraeli Street site in Picton. Any motions arising from that closed session will be addressed later in the meeting.

• Motion to confirm the agenda (Item 2.1)
• Motion to move into closed session to consider negotiation criteria for the Disraeli Street, Picton site (Item 4.1)
• Potential motions may be forthcoming from the closed session (Item 5.1)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing an updated Ice Allocation Policy for the Prince Edward Community Centre and Wellington and District Community Centre. The body is also considering a by-law to regulate 2026 election signs and receiving an update on the H.J. McFarland Memorial Home.

• Approval of updated Ice Allocation Policy to manage scheduling and payments
• Proposed 2026 Election Sign By-Law for enactment on March 24, 2026
• Proposed addition of a discounted last-minute ice rate to the Fees & Charges Schedule
• Department update for H.J. McFarland Memorial Home
• Closed session to discuss potential land transfer and surplus property

Regular Council

The Council will receive reports on the Bloomfield Main Street Rehabilitation tender award and the award of surface‑treatment and micro‑surface‑treatment contracts to Miller Paving. It will approve the contracts, adopt several related by‑laws, consider a resolution on provincial police‑funding assistance, and receive a heritage permit application for Macaulay Church. Routine items such as adopting minutes and committee reports will also be approved.

• Award contract PEC-INI-0218-2026 to Drew Harrison Haulage Ltd. for $1,447,410.00 for Bloomfield Main Street Rehabilitation
• Award Tender PEC-INI-9011A-2026 to Miller Paving Limited for $3,599,967.20 for surface treatment
• Award Tender PEC-INI-9011B-2026 to Miller Paving Limited for $330,164.60 for micro‑surface treatment
• Approve Heritage Permit Application HP-02-26 for Macaulay Church, 23 Church Street, Picton
• Resolution requesting provincial financial assistance for sustainable police services funding

Appeals Committee

The Appeals Committee will confirm its agenda and adopt minutes from the April 14, 2025 meeting. It will hear Appeal No. 01‑2026 challenging a Muzzle and Leash Order issued under By‑Law 2958‑2011. The Committee may move into a closed session to consider personal or solicitor‑client privileged matters, and a tentative next meeting is set for May 11, 2026 if needed.

• Motion to confirm the agenda for the March 9, 2026 meeting
• Adoption of minutes from the Appeals Committee meeting held on April 14, 2025
• Hearing of Appeal No. 01‑2026: Muzzle and Leash Order under By‑Law 2958‑2011
• Motion to move into closed session for personal matters or solicitor‑client privilege
• Tentative next meeting date: Monday, May 11, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

The board received staff reports on financial reconciliation for the Niles Street, Wellington and Disraeli Street projects and on the site‑development update. It approved the finalized pro forma for the Disraeli Street Apartments and extended the contract negotiation with Theberge Homes to April 8 2026. The board also authorized financing of the Disraeli Street project through First National Financial and directed staff to apply for Build Canada Homes and the NRCan Off‑Site Design Challenge grants.

• Receive HC‑02‑2026 report and direct reconciliation of CMHC funding for Niles Street, Wellington and Disraeli Street projects
• Approve finalized pro forma for the Disraeli Street Apartments Project
• Extend contract negotiation period with Theberge Homes by 30 days to April 8 2026
• Approve financing of the Disraeli Street Apartments Project via First National Financial
• Direct staff to complete Build Canada Homes grant application and NRCan Off‑Site Design Challenge for the projects

Artificial Intelligence Governance Committee

The Artificial Intelligence Governance Committee will receive and discuss the Artificial Intelligence Policy Overview. It will also review the Terms of Reference, consider staff training and capacity‑building, examine transparency and public‑trust measures, and outline guardrails and next steps for AI use in the County.

• Discussion of Artificial Intelligence Policy Overview (Agenda Item 7.1)
• Review of the Terms of Reference (Agenda Item 7.2)
• Staff Training and Capacity Building discussion (Agenda Item 7.3)
• Transparency and Public Trust discussion (Agenda Item 7.4)
• Guardrails and Next Steps discussion (Agenda Item 7.5)

Special Committee of the Whole

The Special Committee of the Whole met in a closed session at Young's Cove Wastewater Treatment Plant. The purpose was to educate and train council members through a plant tour, as permitted under Section 239(3.1) of the Municipal Act. No specific motions were listed on the agenda, though motions may arise from the closed session.

• Closed session tour of Young's Cove Wastewater Treatment Plant for council education and training
• Motion to confirm the agenda for the special meeting
• Disclosure of pecuniary interest and its general nature
• Potential motions may be forthcoming from the closed session

Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Built & Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee is discussing the Cultural Heritage Master Plan and a heritage permit process for municipally-owned properties. The body will also review a heritage permit application for Macaulay Church in Picton.

• Heritage Permit Application HP-02-26 for Macaulay Church at 23 Church Street, Picton
• Discussion of the final Phase 4 report for the Cultural Heritage Master Plan by WSP Canada Inc.
• Review of a heritage permit process for municipally-owned properties
• Updates from the Cemetery, Heritage Permit, and Heritage Designation task teams
• Discussion on the committee Work Plan

Environmental Advisory Committee

The Environmental Advisory Committee will confirm its agenda, elect a Chair and Vice‑Chair, and adopt the November 4, 2025 minutes. It will receive a presentation on greenhouse‑gas emissions and discuss green design guidelines, a heat‑pump support program, updates from four working groups, and its work plan. The Committee will formally endorse the Climate Action Plan Working Group presentation and instruct the Chair to send a thank‑you letter.

• Endorse Climate Action Plan Working Group presentation to Committee of the Whole
• Discussion of Green Design Guidelines
• Discussion of Heat Pump Support Program
• Receipt of updates from Communications, Planning, Natural Cover, and Climate Action Working Groups
• Discussion of the Environmental Advisory Committee Work Plan

Water & Wastewater Rates Community Committee - 26 Feb 2026 (CANCELLED)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will receive a report on the current state of the County's Geographic Information System (GIS) and discuss a potential contribution agreement for a Community Improvement Plan.

• GIS Current State Assessment presentation
• Report on Picton Marina operations
• Contribution Agreement for Community Improvement Plan
• By-law to authorize Rural Ontario Development Fund agreement

Traffic Advisory Committee

The Traffic Advisory Committee will confirm its agenda, appoint a chair and vice‑chair, and adopt minutes from the September 24, 2025 meeting. It will receive several public requests concerning traffic calming, signage, and illumination on various county roads. The committee will consider a report recommending that Council amend Schedule C of By‑law 75‑2021 to restrict parking on Picton Main Street between Division and Spencer Streets from 8 am to 6 pm.

• Appointment of Chair and Vice‑Chair of the Traffic Advisory Committee (item 4.3)
• Adoption of minutes from the Traffic Advisory Committee meeting held September 24, 2025 (item 5.1)
• Public request for traffic calming and signage on Salem Road, Ameliasburgh (item 9.1)
• Public request for illumination at the intersection of County Road 15 and County Road 35, Sophiasburgh (item 9.6)
• Report recommending amendment to Parking By‑law 75‑2021 to restrict parking on Picton Main Street between Division and Spencer Streets, 8 am‑6 pm (item 9.8)

Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board

The Prince Edward County Affordable Housing Corporation Board is holding a special meeting. The agenda includes a motion to enter a closed session to discuss land acquisition, financial information, or negotiation strategies.

• Closed session to consider proposed or pending acquisition or disposition of land
• Closed session to consider commercial or financial information with monetary value
• Closed session to consider negotiation positions, plans, or criteria

Regular Council

Prince Edward County Council will discuss updates to the Administrative Monetary Penalties By-Law and regulations for open air burning. The meeting includes a presentation and report on housing and homelessness services provided through the PELASS partnership.

• Proposed amendment to By-Law 4519-2019 regarding Administrative Monetary Penalties
• Proposed appointment of Screening and Hearing Officers for penalty administration
• Proposed amendment to By-Law 77-2021 regarding open air burning
• Zoning amendment for 1430 County Road 12
• By-law to place a question on the October 26, 2026 municipal election ballot

O.P.P. Detachment Board

The Prince Edward County O.P.P. Detachment Board will elect a Chair and Vice‑Chair, receive several presentations on youth services, police leadership certification, and victim services, and consider updates including the Community Safety & Well‑Being Plan Working Group and the 2026 operating budget. The board will also receive a verbal report from the Detachment Commander on complaints and secondary employment matters.

• Election of Chair and Vice‑Chair of the O.P.P. Detachment Board
• Presentation by Shannon Collins, Executive Director, TheROC on youth services
• Presentation by Superintendent Jeffrey Sandy on the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police certification program
• Review of the 2026 Operational Budget for the O.P.P. Detachment Board
• Verbal report from the Detachment Commander on Part VIII complaints and Section 89 secondary activities

Committee of Adjustment

Planning & Development Committee Meeting

The Planning & Development Committee will receive a presentation on the County Cultural Heritage Master Plan and vote to adopt it by‑law. It will also consider rezoning applications, approving File B22‑25 & Z13‑25 with conditions and denying File B23‑25 & Z14‑25. Additional items include minor variance and technical consent approvals under delegated authority.

• Adopt by‑law to approve the Prince Edward County Cultural Heritage Master Plan (Agenda 7.3)
• Approve Consent & Rezoning File No. B22‑25 & Z13‑25 for 1430 County Road 12, with conditions on road widening and title clearance
• Deny Consent & Rezoning File No. B23‑25 & Z14‑25 for 1591 Gilead Road
• Presentation on the Cultural Heritage Master Plan by Kanika Kaushal and Heidy Schopf, WSP Consultants (Agenda 4.1)
• Approve Minor Variance A13‑25 at 155 Picton Main Street and Technical Consent B13‑25 at 176 Wesley Acres Road under By‑law 98‑2020

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the County Transit Strategy 2028 and a property tax waiver request for the Wellington Manor Corporation. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Climate Action Plan Final Report.

• Proposed property tax waiver for Wellington Manor Corporation at 68 Maple Street, Wellington
• County Transit Strategy 2028 service recommendations and funding requests
• Proposed one-year extension of transit services agreement with Quinte Access Transportation Company Inc. from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027
• Climate Action Plan Final Report presentation by Angus Ross and Don Wilford
• Closed session regarding personal matters and labour relations

Regular Council

Council will consider awarding a three-year winter highway maintenance contract and approving an amending agreement for the rehabilitation of County Road 49. The body will also discuss the implementation of the Cultural Heritage Master Plan and potential two-way traffic for Barker Street.

• Tender PEC-OPS-0014-2025 for Winter Highway Maintenance to QBT Excavating Services Ltd.
• Amending Agreement No. 1 for Housing-Enabling Core Servicing regarding County Road 49
• Proposed designation of Barker Street (from Bowery Street easterly to Paul Street) for two-way traffic
• Zoning by-law amendments for 1004 Burr Road, 704 County Road 23, and Lot 623 Plan 24
• Amendment to the Official Plan (General Amendment)