Arran-Elderslie public meetings in 2024
41 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meeting
Council will discuss the third draft of the 2025 budget and consider several by-laws, including new medical clinic leases and fee changes. The meeting also includes updates on the Paisley Street Sculpture Project and a drainage complaint.
- Awarding tender for New Paisley Fire Hall servicing to Dozlan Construction (By-law 70-2024)
- Review of 2025 Budget Draft 3
- Commercial lease agreements for Chesley and Paisley Medical Clinics with Brockton & Area Family Health Team
- Zoning By-law Amendment for Caley Grains Inc. at 4668 Bruce Road 3
- Adoption of 2025 Fees and Charges (By-law 67-2024)
Council approved the final 2025 budget draft and directed staff to bring forward an implementing by-law. It also awarded the New Paisley Fire Hall and Public Works servicing tender to Dozlan Construction Corporation for $890,545 plus HST. Several other policies and by-laws were adopted, including a zoning amendment for Caley Grains and lease agreements for medical clinics.
- Approved 2025 Budget Draft 3 (carried)
- Awarded New Paisley Fire Hall and Public Works servicing tender to Dozlan Construction Corporation for $890,545 plus HST (carried)
- Adopted By-law 61-2024 zoning amendment for Caley Grains Inc. at 4668 Bruce Road 3 (carried)
- Adopted By-law 66-2024 amending Health and Safety Policy Manual (carried)
- Adopted By-law 67-2024 establishing 2025 Fees and Charges (carried)
- Adopted By-law 68-2024 and 69-2024 for commercial leases with Brockton & Area Family Health Team for Chesley and Paisley Medical Clinics (carried)
- Approved entering into a Memorandum of Understanding for Planning Services with County of Bruce (carried)
- Directed staff to draft RFPs for audit services (2026-2029) and banking services (carried)
Chesley and Area Joint Fire Board
The Chesley and Area Joint Fire Board will discuss the draft 2025 operating budget and review the third quarter 2024 report. The agenda includes adoption of previous minutes and setting future meeting dates.
- Review of draft 2025 operating budget (SRFIN.24.21)
- Third quarter 2024 report on fire services (SRFIRE 24.07)
- Appendix with stats for Chesley Chatsworth Tanker 94
- Appendix with third quarter stats for Chesley Chatsworth
- Next meeting dates set for 2025
Council Meeting
The Council will discuss the second draft of the 2025 Operating and Capital budgets. The meeting includes a public session for questions regarding updates to the 2025 Fees and Charges By-law.
- Public meeting for 2025 Fees and Charges By-law updates
- Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-056 for 4668 Bruce Road 3 to reduce minimum lot area
- Disposal of surplus municipal lands on Alma Street, Paisley
- Lease agreements for Medical Clinics and the Paisley Curling Club (2024-2029)
- By-law 59-2024 to stop up and close a portion of Alma Street, Paisley
Council initially defeated the zoning by-law amendment for Caley's Grain Inc., but after reconsideration, approved it. The amendment reduces the minimum lot area for an agricultural lot to 37.88 hectares to facilitate a severance. Council also approved the 2025 budget drafts, various leases, and several by-laws.
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-056 for Caley's Grain Inc. after reconsideration (motion carried)
- Approved 2025 Capital and Operating Budget Draft 2, with a 3.5% increase to Grants and Donations
- Approved 2025 Fees and Charges, effective January 1, 2025
- Approved lease agreements for Chesley and Paisley Medical Clinics
- Approved lease agreement for Paisley Curling Club
- Declared Alma Street portion surplus and directed staff to prepare a by-law for sale
- Approved By-law 63-2024 to remove certain lands from Part Lot Control in Paisley
- Approved By-law 62-2024 with Paisley Minor Softball for fundraising at Rotary Park
Multi Municipal Energy Working Group
The Multi Municipal Energy Working Group will consider approving the recording secretary invoice for May-Oct 2024 and discuss the Skyway 8 turbine failure FOI results. Members will also receive a presentation on BESS safety and hold a roundtable discussion on IESO updates and procurement. The next meeting is proposed for January 9, 2025.
- Approval of recording secretary invoice for May-Oct 2024
- Letter from Arran-Elderslie re: recording secretary
- Freedom of Information request results on Skyway 8 turbine failure
- Bill Palmer presentation on Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) safety
- Zorra Township motion on municipal support resolutions for wind turbines (for information)
The Multi-Municipal Energy Working Group approved a monthly contract for recording secretary services and payment of outstanding invoices. The group also directed that a letter be sent regarding missing information in a freedom of information request about a wind turbine failure.
- Approved $200.00 monthly contract for Recording Secretary Julie Hamilton
- Approved payment of Recording Secretary invoices for May, June, July, August, and October 2024
- Directed that a letter be drafted to address missing acoustic testing information regarding the Skyway 8 turbine failure
- Approved the agenda for November 14, 2024
- Approved the minutes from the September 12, 2024 meeting
Chesley Community Working Group
The Chesley Community Working Group is meeting to review action items and discuss community improvements. The group will consider downtown branding and Spruce the Bruce grants.
- Spruce the Bruce Grants (CCWG.24.06)
- Branding in the Downtown (CCWG.24.07)
- Action Items Tracking Sheet (CCWG.24.05)
Special Council Meeting
Council holds a public meeting to present the 2025 draft budget. A confirming by-law (58-2024) will be considered to formalize the special meeting.
- Public meeting on 2025 Draft Budget (presentation attached)
- By-law 58-2024 - confirming the special council meeting
The special council meeting was primarily a public meeting to present the 2025 draft budget. No decisions were made on the budget; it was received for information. Council also adopted the agenda and passed a confirming by-law for the meeting's proceedings.
- Adopted meeting agenda (Carried)
- Passed By-law 58-2024 confirming the special council meeting (Carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 4:53 p.m. (Carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will review three requests for reduced lot frontage and area to allow duplex conversions and a lot severance for semi-detached units.
- Minor Variance A-2024-034 at 239 Nelson Street, Paisley
- Minor Variance A-2024-035 at 233 Nelson Street, Paisley
- Minor Variance A-2024-037 for a lot severance in Arran-Elderslie
- Adoption of September 9, 2024 Committee of Adjustment minutes
- Adoption of the November 12, 2024 agenda
The Committee of Adjustment approved all three minor variance applications on the agenda, each by a 7-0 vote. Two applications (A-2024-034 and A-2024-035) for Robert Cheslock at 239 and 233 Nelson Street in Paisley were granted to permit reduced frontage for converting duplexes into semi-detached homes. A third application (A-2024-037) for Candue Homes 2020 Ltd. at Part Lot 51, Plan 73 in Chesley was also granted to permit reduced lot area and frontage for placing two semi-detached units on separate lots.
- Approved Minor Variance A-2024-034 for 239 Nelson Street, Paisley (7-0)
- Approved Minor Variance A-2024-035 for 233 Nelson Street, Paisley (7-0)
- Approved Minor Variance A-2024-037 for Part Lot 51, Plan 73, Chesley (7-0)
- Adopted agenda for November 12, 2024 meeting (carried)
- Adopted minutes of September 9, 2024 Committee of Adjustment meeting (carried)
Council Meeting
The Council will discuss several by-laws, including a construction agreement for the Paisley Firehall and Public Works Building and a joint fire service agreement with the Township of Chatsworth. The meeting also includes delegations regarding a loan for the Tara Curling Club and a battery energy storage system in Chesley.
- By-law 55-2024: Construction agreement with Domm Construction for Paisley Firehall and Public Works Building
- By-law 56-2024: Joint Fire Service Agreement with the Township of Chatsworth
- By-law 54-2024: Establishment of a Fundraising and Donation Policy
- Delegation from Solarbank regarding Battery Energy Storage System at 157 7th Street SW, Chesley
- Tile drainage loan application for 972 Bruce Road 40, Dobbinton
Council supported a battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Chesley, approved a construction agreement for the Paisley Firehall and Public Works Building, and passed several other resolutions including a joint fire service agreement with Chatsworth and a fundraising/donation policy. A request from the Tara Curling Club for a $200,000 interest-free loan was discussed but not decided, with staff directed to report back.
- Supported BESS project at 157 7th Street SW, Chesley (carried)
- Approved By-law 55-2024 for Paisley Firehall and Public Works Building construction (carried)
- Approved By-law 56-2024 joint fire service agreement with Chatsworth (carried)
- Approved By-law 54-2024 fundraising and donation policy (carried)
- Approved tile drainage loan of $50,000 for Luke Rudy (carried)
- Supported Paisley Minor Softball diamond refurbishment, including $2,500 from splash pad surplus (carried)
- Declared 1989 tandem axle float surplus and authorized sale (carried)
- Appointed Nancy Butchart to ADIE committee, accepted Sandra Herron's resignation (carried)
Accessibility, Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Advisory Committee
The Accessibility, Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Advisory Committee will hold an election for Chair and Vice Chair. It will also approve the agenda, introduce members, define roles and responsibilities, and set future meeting dates. The meeting includes an action items tracking sheet before adjourning.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Approval of agenda
- Introduction of members
- Roles and responsibilities discussion
- Scheduling of future meeting dates
The Accessibility, Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Advisory Committee held its first meeting, elected Jennifer Shaw as Chair (acting) and discussed future priorities. No formal decisions were made beyond adopting the agenda and adjourning; the committee will return with ideas at the next meeting.
- Adopted meeting agenda (carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 5:06 p.m. (carried)
Special Council Meeting
The Arran-Elderslie Special Council will discuss the 2025 draft budget, including capital projects and pre-approval requests, and review a development charges background study.
- Review of 2025 Budget Draft 1
- 2025 Budget Pre-approval Request
- Development Charges Background Study
- 2023 Audit Report
- Confirming By-law 53-2024
Council approved the inclusion of a development charges background study in the 2025 budget and received the first draft of the 2025 budget. Additionally, members granted pre-budget approval for a 3% compensation increase for staff and the recruitment of a part-time project manager.
- Approved inclusion of Development Charges Background Study in 2025 Budget (Carried)
- Received 2025 Budget Draft 1 (Carried)
- Approved 3% compensation increase for union and non-union staff (Carried)
- Approved recruitment of new Part-Time Project Manager (Carried)
- Received report on 2023 financial audit delay (Carried)
- Passed Confirming By-law 53-2024 (Carried)
Council Meeting
The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion or decision items. No business items were listed in the record.
Chesley Community Working Group
The Chesley Community Working Group is meeting to establish operational guidelines and goals. The group is reviewing meeting procedures, committee objectives, and a community toolkit.
- Review of meeting procedures and By-law 76-2021 AE Procedure By-law
- Discussion of committee objectives and August 2024 Terms of Reference
- Review of the Chesley Community Toolkit and Chesley Facade Guideline
- Establishment of meeting dates
Tara Community Working Group
The Tara Community Working Group is meeting to establish its operational framework. The group will discuss meeting procedures, committee objectives, and the Tara Community Toolkit.
- Meeting procedures and By-law 76-2021 AE Procedure By-law
- Committee objectives and Terms of Reference
- Tara Community Toolkit and Tara Facade Guideline
- Committee membership
- Establishment of meeting dates
Council Meeting
The Arran-Elderslie Council will review the 2025 budget, approve development agreements with WT Land Corp and 2504970 Ontario Limited, and consider a resolution supporting SolarBank Corporation's battery energy storage system project.
- By-law 48-2024 - Cash-in-lieu
- By-law 49-2024 - Development Agreement with 2504970 Ontario Limited
- By-law 50-2024 - Development Agreement with WT Land Corp
- By-law 51-2024 - Ground Site Lease Agreement - Xplore
- SRFIN.24.15 - 2025 Budget Items
Council awarded the design and build contract for the new Paisley Fire Hall and Public Works Facility to DOMM Construction for $2,740,000 plus HST, with funding deferred to 2025 budget deliberations. A motion to support a battery energy storage project at 157 7th Street SW, Chesley was defeated in a 3-3 tie vote. Council also approved a $307,000 contract for Priebe Bridge rehabilitation, a $500 donation to the Youth Climate Action Conference, and directed staff to draft an Expression of Interest for the old Paisley Library.
- Awarded $2.74M design-build contract to DOMM Construction for new Paisley Fire Hall and Public Works Facility (carried)
- Defeated motion to support battery energy storage project at 157 7th Street SW, Chesley (3-3 tie)
- Approved $307,000 contract with AJN Builders Inc. for Priebe Bridge rehabilitation (carried)
- Approved $500 donation to Youth Climate Action Conference (carried)
- Directed staff to draft Expression of Interest for old Paisley Library (carried)
- Approved $5,850 contract with Clerks on Call for electoral system community engagement strategy (carried)
- Approved $26,300 tile drainage loan for property at 752 Bruce Road 40, Dobbinton (carried)
- Supported grant applications for Paisley wastewater treatment plant expansion and Tara Community Centre upgrades (carried)
Chesley and Area Joint Fire Board
The Chesley and Area Joint Fire Board will discuss three main items: a financial split analysis for Chatsworth and Arran‑Elderslie, the tender award for a 90‑pumper fire truck for Chesley Station, and a draft Joint Fire Services Agreement. The meeting also includes routine agenda adoption, declaration of interests, and setting the next meeting date.
- SRFIN.24.13 – Chatsworth and Arran‑Elderslie Joint Fire Board Financial Split Analysis
- SRFIRE.24.04 – Chesley Station 90 Pumper Truck Tender Award
- SRCLK.2024.12 – Draft Joint Fire Services Agreement (2024‑09‑19)
- Adoption of agenda and declaration of pecuniary interests
- Scheduling of next meeting for November 19, 2024
The Chesley and Area Joint Fire Board approved a new financial split for fire department expenses (70% Arran-Elderslie, 30% Chatsworth) and awarded a contract for a new pumper truck. The board also directed staff to finalize the Joint Fire Services Agreement and forward it to the respective councils for approval.
- Approved 70% Arran-Elderslie / 30% Chatsworth split for all operating and capital expenses (carried)
- Approved $715,580 plus HST MaxiMetal Paragon pumper truck from Commercial Emergency Equipment Co. (carried)
- Approved $44,420 upset limit for additional equipment (carried)
- Directed staff to finalize Joint Fire Services Agreement and send to councils (carried)
- Adopted minutes of July 16, 2024 meeting (carried)
Council Meeting
The Arran‑Elderslie Council will consider a zoning by‑law amendment (By‑law 44‑2024) for the Barclay area, several development and encroachment agreements, and a tender award for a new 90‑pumper fire truck for Chesley Station. Staff reports include a ground‑site lease for XPlore, a development agreement for 300 Canrobert Street, and a reinvestment of a matured Principal Protected Note. The meeting also includes routine items such as minutes, public presentations, and the adoption of a confirming by‑law (By‑law 46‑2024).
- By‑law 44‑2024 – Zoning By‑law Amendment Z‑2024‑044 (Barclay)
- By‑law 45‑2024 – Kuepfer Encroachment Agreement
- SRFIRE.24.04 – Chesley Station 90‑Pumper Truck Tender Award
- SRW.24.15 – XPlore Ground Site Lease
- SRWS.2024.07 – Development Agreement for 300 Canrobert Street
Council approved the purchase of a MaxiMetal Paragon pumper truck for $715,580 plus HST from Commercial Emergency Equipment Co., with an additional upset limit of $44,420 for equipment, financed through 2024-2026 budget cycles. The award is subject to approval by the Chesley and Area Fire Board. Council also approved several other items including a $1.5 million GIC investment, a ground site lease with Xplore Inc., a development agreement for WT Lands, and a zoning by-law amendment for a church conversion.
- Approved $715,580 pumper truck purchase for Chesley Station 90 (carried)
- Approved $44,420 upset limit for additional fire truck equipment (carried)
- Directed $1.5M investment in one-year CIBC GIC (carried)
- Approved ground site lease with Xplore Inc. at $150/month (carried)
- Approved development agreement with WT Lands for services upgrade (carried)
- Approved Parkland Dedication By-law (carried)
- Approved zoning by-law amendment for 341 Bruce Road 40, Dobbinton (carried)
- Appointed Deputy Mayor Shaw to Tara Community Working Group (carried)
Multi Municipal Energy Working Group
The Multi Municipal Energy Working Group met virtually to review minutes from the May 9, 2024 meeting, receive updates on battery energy storage systems, and hear presentations on wind energy and IESO policy. No formal decisions were listed in the agenda; the group discussed correspondence and member updates.
- Review of May 9, 2024 meeting minutes
- Grey County Committee report on Battery Energy Storage Systems
- Presentation on wind energy in Ontario by Edgardo Sepulveda
- IESO policy update by Warren Howard
- Correspondence on 2024 Unwilling Host Resolutions and agricultural land protections
The Multi-Municipal Energy Working Group received a presentation on wind generation economics and directed that the revised report be circulated to all member municipalities and those in Grey, Bruce, and Huron Counties. The group also received updates on IESO procurement and a Board of Health delegation, and deferred a letter from Arran-Elderslie to the next meeting.
- Received 'Chasing the Wind' presentation and directed circulation of revised report to member municipalities (Carried)
- Received IESO update presentation for information (Carried)
- Received Board of Health delegation follow-up for information (Carried)
- Deferred letter from Arran-Elderslie re: Recording Secretary to next meeting (Carried)
- Received and filed correspondence for information (Carried)
- Adopted meeting agenda (Carried)
- Approved May 9, 2024 minutes (Carried)
- Received Grey County Committee Report on Battery Energy Storage Systems for information (Carried)
Council Meeting
The Arran-Elderslie Council will hold a public meeting regarding a zoning by-law amendment for Barclay. The body will also discuss a municipal support resolution for SolarBank Corporation and various infrastructure and enforcement updates.
- Public meeting for Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-044 - Barclay
- SolarBank Corporation request for Municipal Support Resolution at 157 7th Street SW Chesley
- By-Law 42-2024 Tile Loan Debenture 2024-10 for Grassland Management Inc.
- Development Agreement for Abraflex Joint Water Infrastructure Upgrade
- Encroachment Agreement for Kuepfer at 5 Thomas Road Chesley
Council approved a zoning by-law amendment to rezone 341 Bruce Road 40 in Dobbinton from Institutional to Residential, allowing the conversion of a church into a single detached dwelling. They also approved a development agreement with Abraflex to upgrade a watermain, accepted changes to the by-law enforcement contract, and deferred a decision on a battery storage project relocation pending further consultation.
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-044 for Barclay property (carried)
- Approved development agreement with Abraflex for watermain upgrade (carried)
- Accepted changes to By-law Enforcement/Animal Control Services contract with MSS (carried)
- Deferred decision on SolarBank battery storage project relocation (carried)
- Approved encroachment agreement for Kuepfer sanitary force main (carried)
- Supported Kinsmen Club mural application and grant (carried)
- Appointed members to Accessibility, Chesley Working Group, and Tara Working Group (carried)
- Adopted By-law 42-2024 for tile loan debenture (carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will meet to discuss unfinished business regarding a specific property application. The primary focus of the meeting is a minor variance request.
- Minor Variance Application SRCBO.24.032 – R. Knapp
The Committee of Adjustment granted Minor Variance Application A-2024-006 for Rick Knapp at 187 Balaklava Street, Paisley, allowing reduced setbacks for a proposed senior rental development. The approval is subject to conditions including an engineered stormwater management plan, a building location survey, and completion within two years. The vote was unanimous (7-0).
- Granted Minor Variance A-2024-006 for 187 Balaklava Street, Paisley (7-0)
- Adopted the agenda for September 9, 2024 meeting
- Adopted minutes of August 12, 2024 meeting
Council Meeting
The Council will consider several tender awards for vehicles, equipment, and infrastructure. Members will also review a new employee recognition and long-term service policy and discuss the Tara Community Working Group.
- Award for 2024 Vehicle Purchase Request for Proposals (SRW.24.11)
- Award for 2024 4WD Backhoe Tractor Purchase (SRW.24.12)
- Award for 2024 Sidewalk Construction Tender (SRW.24.13)
- Award for Barfoot Municipal Drain Cleanout Tender (SRW.24.14)
- By-law 40-2024 to adopt an Employee Recognition & Long-Term Service Policy
Council approved several equipment purchases and construction contracts, including a 2024 CAT 420 tractor backhoe for $198,885.65, a 2025 Silverado pickup for $64,770.71, a 2024 Chevrolet Equinox for $34,517.30, a sidewalk construction tender for $135,401.12, and a municipal drain cleanout contract for $22,745.00. They also adopted an employee recognition policy, declared a half-day holiday for the Arran-Tara Fall Fair, and directed staff to report on a dog park donor plaque.
- Approved 2024 CAT 420 tractor backhoe purchase from Toromont CAT for $198,885.65 (carried)
- Approved 2025 Silverado LT purchase from Hallman Motors for $64,770.71 (carried)
- Approved 2024 Chevrolet Equinox purchase from Bud Rier Chevrolet for $34,517.30 (carried)
- Awarded 2024 Sidewalk Construction Tender to Signature Contractors Windsor Inc. for $135,401.12 (carried)
- Awarded Barfoot Municipal Drain Cleanout contract to Faust Construction Inc. for $22,745.00 (carried)
- Adopted By-law 40-2024 for Employee Recognition & Long-Term Service Policy (carried)
- Declared half-day holiday for Village of Tara on September 10 for Fall Fair Parade (carried)
- Directed staff to report on Paisley dog park donor plaque (carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is meeting to discuss new business. The primary item on the agenda is a request for a minor variance.
- Minor Variance A-2024-006 - Knapp
The Committee of Adjustment refused Minor Variance A-2024-006 for a proposed 5-unit cluster townhouse at 187 Balaklava Street, Paisley. The variance sought relief from zoning by-law setback and lot coverage requirements. The refusal was based on findings that the variance did not maintain the intent of the Official Plan or Zoning By-law, was not desirable for orderly development, was not minor, and did not conform to the Provincial Policy Statement. The motion to refuse was carried.
- Refused Minor Variance A-2024-006 for 187 Balaklava Street, Paisley (moved by Councillor Dudgeon, seconded by Councillor Steinacker)
- Adopted the agenda for the August 12, 2024 meeting (moved by Councillor Steinacker, seconded by Councillor Hampton)
- Adopted the minutes of the April 8, 2024 Committee of Adjustment meeting (moved by Councillor Hampton, seconded by Councillor Dudgeon)
Special Council Meeting
The Municipality of Arran-Elderslie is holding a special council meeting to discuss the appointment of a Chief Administrative Officer. The session includes staff project updates and a closed session for human resources and planning services updates.
- By-law 38-2024: Appoint a Chief Administrative Officer
- CAO Project Updates
- Closed session regarding Human Resources Updates
- Closed session regarding Planning Services Update
- By-law 39-2024: Confirming By-law
Council appointed Emily Dance as Chief Administrative Officer effective August 6, 2024, and approved emergency repairs to the Chesley Park change house roof after damage on July 19, 2024. The roof repair, costing $5,965 plus HST, will be funded from the Recreation Building Reserve. Council also received updates on the proposed Paisley Firehall and Public Works Facility, including a $5,000,000 Infrastructure Ontario loan and plans to issue an RFP.
- Appointed Emily Dance as CAO effective August 6, 2024 (By-law 38-2024)
- Approved emergency roof repairs to Chesley Park change house for $5,965 plus HST from Recreation Building Reserve
- Adopted agenda for the special meeting
- Confirmed proceedings of the meeting (By-law 39-2024)
- Went into closed session for HR and planning updates, then reconvened
Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing several municipal matters including infrastructure upgrades and election procedures. Discussion includes a proposed alternative voting method for the 2026 municipal election and local official plan amendments.
- By-law 34-2024 and 35-2024: Local Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for Karcher
- By-law 36-2024: Authorization of an alternative voting method for the 2026 Municipal Election
- SRW.24.10: Award of Winter Sand Tender
- SRWS.24.03: Arran-Elderslie and Abraflex Joint Water Infrastructure Upgrades
- SRECDEV.2024.03: Municipal Identifier Signs Update
Council authorized Simply Voting Inc. to provide telephone and internet voting for the 2026 elections. Other key actions included awarding winter sand and salt contracts and approving a new employee recognition policy.
- Approved telephone and internet voting via Simply Voting Inc. for 2026 election
- Awarded $19,577.25 winter sand contract to Keith Snyder Construction Ltd.
- Awarded $24,679.20 winter sand contract to Walker Aggregates Ltd.
- Authorized $9,977.90 winter salt purchase from Compass Minerals
- Approved Employee Recognition & Long-Term Service Policy
- Authorized 8 municipal identifier signs to be installed by Signontario
- Approved joint water infrastructure upgrades with Abraflex via R.F. King Contracting Ltd.
- Passed Official Plan and Zoning amendments for Karcher lands in Paisley
Council Meeting
The Council will review a zoning by-law amendment for Karcher and hear a delegation regarding a proposed gazebo at Riverside Park. Staff reports also cover water well construction, drinking water quality reviews, and various community center maintenance items.
- Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-029 & Local Official Plan Amendment L-2024-003 - Karcher
- Proposed Gazebo at Riverside Park (Paisley Agricultural Society)
- Chesley Park Well #4 construction update
- Chesley Medical Clinic roof replacement
- Allenford Ball Diamond lights
Council approved a zoning and official plan amendment for a property on North Street in Paisley to allow a commercial use with a detached dwelling. Members also authorized several municipal expenditures, including a new ice resurfacer for the Paisley Community Centre, roof replacement for the Chesley Medical Clinic, stand heaters, and a well environmental assessment. Additionally, council directed staff to begin negotiations with a preferred CAO candidate following a closed session.
- Adopted regular council minutes from June 10, 2024
- Approved Official Plan Amendment L-2024-003 and Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-029 for 175 North Street in Paisley
- Supported the Paisley Agricultural Society's Memorial Gazebo project and directed a staff report for the 2025 budget process
- Signed the 10-year Municipal Funding Agreement for the Canada Community-Building Fund via By-law 31-2024
- Approved 2023 Capital Close Report transfers and reserve adjustments
- Directed staff to proceed with the Chesley Park Well #4 Municipal Class Environmental Assessment
- Accepted the Drinking Water Quality Management Standard 2023 year-end review
- Approved Ice Allocation Policy REC01-2024
Council Meeting
The Council will review several staff reports including a potential closure of Pearce Bridge and drinking water inspection results. The agenda also includes a presentation on flood forecasting and the introduction of a new Animal Control By-law.
- By-law 29-2024: Animal Control By-law and associated fines
- Pearce Bridge potential closure discussion
- Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority Flood Forecasting & Warning Program presentation
- Ministry Drinking Water Inspections for Tara and Arran-Elderslie
- Road Closure Request
Council ordered the temporary closure of the Pearce Bridge due to poor condition. The municipality also approved a new Animal Control By-law and provided startup funding for a local business association.
- Temporarily closed structure E12 Pearce Bridge until bridge master plan completion
- Approved $1,000 startup financing for Arran-Elderslie Community & Business Association
- Passed By-law 29-2024 to establish an Animal Control By-law
- Approved one-year trial storage of Paisley Blues Festival trailer at Elderslie Shop Compound
- Supported Hastings County motion for Sustainable Infrastructure Funding for Small Rural Municipalities
- Supported Municipality of Brighton motion to move ride-share licensing to provincial level
Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing several municipal matters including a proposed walking trail in Paisley. Discussions include an updated animal control by-law and a new entrance permit policy. The agenda also includes a presentation on Paisley Dyke improvements.
- Proposed Paisley Walking Trail at Woodpecker Hill
- Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority Paisley Dyke Improvements presentation
- New Animal Control By-law staff report
- By-law 26-2024: Zoning By-law Amendment - McEwen (Caley)
- By-law 27-2024: Adopt an Entrance Permit Policy
Council approved a $132,000 municipal share for Phase 1 of the Paisley Dyke Repair project. The board also voted to prohibit motorized vehicles on the Woodpecker Hill walking area and adopted a new Entrance Permit Policy.
- Approved $132,000 municipal share for Paisley Dyke Phase 1 repairs (Carried)
- Authorized barriers and signage to prohibit motorized vehicles at Woodpecker Hill walking area (Carried)
- Adopted By-law 27-2024 to establish an Entrance Permit Policy (Carried)
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment 26-2024 for 4668 Bruce Road 3 (Carried)
- Directed staff to add a $300 fine for failure to pick up dog waste to Animal Control By-law (Carried)
- Directed staff to investigate natural burials for a future report (Carried)
Council Meeting
The Council will review several zoning by-law amendments and various staff reports. Discussion items include infrastructure updates for Chesley Park Well #4, park improvements in Chesley and Allenford, and a proposed walking trail in Paisley.
- Zoning By-Law Amendment Z-2024-008 (Christie/Shaw)
- Zoning By-Law Amendment Z-2024-014 (McEwen c/o Davidson)
- Chesley All Wheels Park concept
- Allenford Ball Diamond Infield Upgrades
- Proposed Paisley Walking Trail and Nature Park
Council approved the purchase of a new tandem plow truck for $237,785.90 and an All-Wheels Park project for $193,563.56. They also approved two zoning by-law amendments and authorized road closures for a hospital appreciation event. A closed session was held to discuss personnel matters and a proposed cemetery expansion.
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-014 for McEwen property severance
- Authorized road closures and waived costs for Chesley Hospital Appreciation Day
- Approved purchase of 2025 Western Star tandem plow truck for $237,785.90
- Approved Policy PW-01-2024 Entrance Permit Policy
- Declared 2006 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 4x4 surplus for sale
- Approved All-Wheels Park proposal for $193,563.56 and $220,000 loan to Kinsmen Club
- Accepted quotation for Allenford Ball Diamond infield upgrades for $13,560.00
- Adopted By-law 24-2024 rezoning properties at 147 and 115 Mill Road
South Bruce OPP Detachment Board
This meeting agenda consists primarily of standard administrative procedures for the South Bruce OPP Detachment Board on April 26, 2024. The board will elect a chair, handle conflict disclosures, and approve its procedural by-law. Members will also review quarterly reports from Crime Stoppers and a school resource officer, along with financial and commander updates. Police detachment boards oversee local policing operations and budgets to ensure community accountability.
- Approval of South Bruce OPP Detachment Board Procedural By-law
- Review of Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce January–March 2024 report
- Review of School Resource Officer report dated April 12, 2024
- Review of Detachment Commander’s Report and PSB Financial Report/Budget
- Discussion on Ontario Association of Police Service Board membership
Council Meeting
The Council will review several zoning by-law amendments and a public meeting regarding Christie/Shaw. Discussions include the All Wheels Park proposal, various staff reports on municipal facilities, and a borrowing by-law for Infrastructure Ontario.
- Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-008 - Christie/Shaw
- All Wheels Park Proposal (Chesley Kinsmen Club)
- By-law 19-2024 - Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-074 - Candue
- By-law 20-2024 - Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-009 - Otten/St. George
- By-law 22-2024 - Borrowing By-law - Infrastructure Ontario
Arran-Elderslie Council approved a $299,082.00 flooring replacement at the Chesley, Paisley and Tara Arran community centres, and a $52,169.84 chiller replacement at the Tara Arena. Council also approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-008 for a surplus farm dwelling severance at 115 and 147 Mill Road, and passed three zoning/borrowing by-laws. Several items were only discussed or referred to staff, including an all-wheels park proposal and a hospital appreciation day.
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-008 (Christie/Shaw, 115 and 147 Mill Road) for a surplus farm dwelling severance; by-law to follow at next meeting
- Accepted $52,169.84 proposal from T & W Enterprises for Tara Arena Chiller Replacement
- Accepted $299,082.00 proposal from Advantage Cochrane Sport Inc. for flooring at Chesley, Paisley and Tara Arran community centres
- Received Tile Drainage Loan Application from Grassland Management Inc. ($93,745.00 estimated cost; loan amount $50,000.00) for 204 Concession 6, Arran
- Directed staff to assist Chesley Horticultural Society with a Farm Credit Canada Spirit Fund grant for Elliot Park improvements
- Supported Paisley Blues Festival 2025 grant request for in-kind venue set-up up to $1,300
- Passed By-law 19-2024 rezoning 551 Queen Street North, Paisley from R1 to R1-19
- Passed By-law 20-2024 rezoning 1565 B Line from A1 to A1-20; passed By-law 22-2024 authorizing borrowing application to Infrastructure Ontario
Council Meeting
The Council will review several zoning by-law amendments and various staff reports. Discussions include a patio proposal for The Paisley Common and the 2023 year-end operating and capital reviews.
- Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-074 (Candue c/o Cobide Engineering)
- Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-009 (Otten and St. George)
- The Paisley Common - Patio Proposal
- 2023 Year-end review – Operating and Capital
- Award 2024 Hot Mix Pavement Tender
Council approved two zoning by-law amendments for residential development and farm severance. Several road paving contracts and a major infrastructure project on Francis Street were awarded. A seasonal sidewalk patio at 526 Queen Street South was approved through 2026.
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-074 for four semi-detached dwellings at 551 Queen Street North
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2024-009 for farm dwelling severance at 1565 B Line
- Approved seasonal sidewalk patio at 526 Queen Street South for 2024-2026
- Awarded $1,090,873.64 contract to Cedarwell Excavating Inc. for Francis Street reconstruction
- Awarded five asphalt paving contracts to Harold Sutherland Construction o/a Walker Construction Grey-Bruce totaling $914,323.13
- Approved $13,842.50 for Chesley Ball Diamond #2 fencing via Modern Fencing
- Received 2023 Year-end Operating and Capital Budget Review
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will consider a minor variance application for Marvin Martin. The agenda also includes the adoption of minutes from the November 27, 2024 meeting.
- Minor Variance A-2024-007 - Marvin Martin
- Adoption of November 27, 2024 Committee of Adjustment minutes
The Committee of Adjustment approved Minor Variance A-2024-007 for Marvin Martin at 48 Concession 2, Elderslie, allowing a side yard setback of 10 metres instead of the required 20 metres to build a pit silo without a roof. The vote was 6 to 0, with Councillor Dudgeon absent. The committee also adopted the agenda and the minutes of the November 27, 2023 meeting, and then adjourned.
- Approved Minor Variance A-2024-007 for Marvin Martin at 48 Concession 2, Elderslie, reducing side yard setback from 20 m to 10 m for a pit silo (6-0, Councillor Dudgeon absent)
- Adopted the April 8, 2024 agenda as distributed (carried)
- Adopted the minutes of the November 27, 2023 Committee of Adjustment meeting (carried)
- Adjourned the meeting at the call of the Chair (carried)
Chesley and Area Joint Fire Board
The Board will review the 2023 financial update and the 2024 budget for the Chesley and Area Fire Station. Additionally, members will discuss the Year End Report including geographic location totals and Tanker 94 data.
- Financial Update December 31, 2023 (Draft) and 2024 Budget
- Chesley and Area Fire Board Year End Report
- Tanker 94 Totals by Geographic Location 2023
The Board approved the 2024 budget and a financial update. It authorized a budget plan and a subcommittee to prepare a request for proposals for a new pumper truck to replace the 2005 model in Chesley.
- Elected Steve Hammell as Chairperson and Scott Mackey as Vice Chair
- Adopted the March 26, 2024 meeting agenda
- Adopted the September 27, 2023 meeting minutes
- Approved Financial Update December 31, 2023 (Draft) and 2024 Budget
- Received the 2023-year end fire report
- Approved recommendation for Interim Treasurer to bring pumper truck budget plan to Arran-Elderslie and Chatsworth Councils
- Created a sub-committee to prepare an RFP for a new Pumper Truck to replace Pumper 91
Council Meeting
Council will discuss a gravel supply tender and the replacement of the Chesley Community Centre roof. The meeting also includes reviews of grant requests for the Paisley Artscape Society and the Chesley Curling Club. Additionally, a presentation on the Chesley Well Report is scheduled.
- 2024 Supply and Apply Gravel Tender
- Chesley Community Centre Roof Replacement
- Loan request for Chesley Curling Club roof repairs
- Paisley Artscape Society grant submission approval
- Presentation on the Chesley Well Report
Council awarded several infrastructure contracts, including a gravel tender and bridge flowerbox replacements. They also approved a $50,000 interest-free loan for the Chesley Curling Club and established a community working group for Chesley.
- Approved $674,383.00 roof replacement for Chesley Community Centre
- Awarded $643,478.50 gravel tender contract to Walker Aggregates (HSC)
- Approved $50,000 interest-free loan for Chesley Curling Club
- Approved $12,741.88 for Paisley Bridge Flowerboxes from McCallum Metal Works Ltd.
- Approved Terms of Reference and recruitment for Chesley Community Working Group
- Supported 'My Main Street' grant application for Chesley Community Working Group
- Directed staff to support Paisley Artscape Society's 'Spruce the Bruce' grant submission
Multi Municipal Energy Working Group
The working group will conduct business including the election of a Vice-Chair and updates on energy-related matters. Discussions include IESO feedback, unwilling host updates, and upcoming presentations to the Board of Health.
- Election of Vice-Chair
- Unwilling Host updates for Chatsworth and AE
- IESO Feedback regarding turbine failures
- Update on meeting with MPP Lisa Thompson
- Approval of invoice for Recording Secretary
The Multi Municipal Energy Working Group passed a resolution directing that their unwilling host letter be distributed to all municipalities in the province in cooperation with the Association of Municipalities of Ontario. The group also approved proposed administrative changes, including the development of a webpage and the disbandment of the public mailing list. Additionally, they directed key members to prepare talking points for a future meeting with IESO Vice President Carla Nell.
- Adopted agenda for March 14, 2024 meeting
- Confirmed Jim Hanna as Vice-Chair for 2024
- Approved minutes from January 11, 2024 meeting
- Directed distribution of unwilling host letter to all Ontario municipalities
- Received IESO feedback update for information
- Received Bill Palmer update on MPP meeting for information
- Received Warren Howard update on IESO engagement for information
- Approved proposed process changes including webpage development and mailing list disbandment
Council Meeting
The meeting includes discussions on the 2024 Tax Rate By-law and an update on the Paisley Library Relocation Project. Council will also review 2023 council remuneration and expenses, as well as community requests for grants and interest-free loans.
- By-law 16-2024: Tax Rate By-law
- Paisley Library Relocation Project update
- 2023 Council Remuneration and Expenses report
- Community requests for interest-free loans and grants
- South Bruce O.P.P. Detachment Board update
Council accepted an offer of $155,500 from 5002044 Ont Ltd for a surplus lot at the N/E corner of Arnaud and Albert Street in Paisley, and authorized the CAO and Clerk to sign for the sale. Council also passed the 2024 tax rate by-law, declared the existing Paisley library building at 274 Queen Street South surplus, and approved interest-free loans and a grant for local groups. All recorded resolutions carried; no vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.
- Accepted $155,500 offer from 5002044 Ont Ltd for surplus lot at N/E corner of Arnaud and Albert Street, Paisley (Lot 1, Plan 255); staff directed to proceed with sale negotiations
- Passed By-law 16-2024, the 2024 tax rate by-law to assess and levy municipal rates
- Declared existing Paisley library building at 274 Queen Street South surplus to municipal needs
- Directed staff to investigate the preferred option for the current Paisley Library building and property and prepare a future report
- Approved $15,000 five-year interest-free loan to Tara Horticultural Society, payable by December 31, 2029, for planting 100 trees
- Approved $7,500 interest-free loan to Paisley Community Enhancement Committee, payable by August 31, 2024, for the Paisley 150th Homecoming event July 12-14, 2024
- Approved $500 grant to Arran-Tara Elementary School Climate Club for purchasing trees from Grey-Sauble Conservation Authority
- Approved Terms of Reference for the Accessibility, Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Advisory Committee; appointed Councillor Steinacker; directed recruitment of 5-7 community members
Council Meeting
The Council will review the third draft of the 2024 operating and capital budget. Discussion includes zoning amendments, surplus land declarations in Paisley, and new regulations for noise and fireworks.
- Adoption of the 2024 Budget (By-law 09-2024)
- Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-099 - Thomson
- Closing of Albert Street, Paisley (By-law 10-2024)
- Regulation of fireworks and noise by-laws
- Declaration of surplus land on Albert Street and Arnaud Street in Paisley
Council adopted the final 2024 Operating and Capital Budget and passed several new by-laws regulating noise and fireworks. The municipality also declared its opposition to new wind turbine projects and approved the creation of a Chesley Community Working Group for downtown revitalization.
- Approved Final 2024 Operating and Capital Budget with 6% blended tax rate
- Resolved not to support new wind turbine projects within the municipality
- Approved creation of 'Chesley Community Working Group' for downtown revitalization
- Awarded $9,545 annual portable washroom contract to Scotty’s Potty’s
- Passed By-law 12-2024 to regulate fireworks and By-law 13-2024 to regulate noise
- Declared Albert Street unopened road allowance and Arnaud Street municipal lot as surplus
- Approved By-law 08-2024 to amend zoning for Part Lot 28, Concession 12
- Directed staff to review all Automatic Aid/Fire Service Agreements
Council Meeting
The Council will hold a public meeting regarding a zoning by-law amendment for Thomson. The agenda also includes presentations from the Tara Horticultural Society and the Tara Curling Club regarding an ice plant replacement project. Additionally, staff reports on updated fireworks and noise by-laws are scheduled for review.
- Public Meeting: Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-099 - Thomson
- Presentation: Tara Curling Club - Ice Plant Replacement Project
- Staff Report: Fireworks and Noise By-Laws (SRDPCLK.24.02)
- Staff Report: South Bruce O.P.P. Detachment Board Update (SRDPCLK.24.04)
- New Business: Commercial (C1) Central Business District/Accessory Apartment Dwellings Zoning
Council approved a zoning by-law amendment for a property in Dobbinton and passed draft by-laws to regulate noise and fireworks. The municipality also authorized a temporary parking lot closure in Tara and directed staff to proceed with surveys for surplus lands.
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-099 for Thomson (Carried)
- Approved draft Fireworks and Noise By-laws with amended noise time limits (Carried)
- Authorized closure of Tara Municipal Parking Lot on May 25 until 1:00 PM (Carried)
- Supported continuation of Clerks/Deputy Clerks Working Group for South Bruce OPP Detachment Board (Carried)
- Directed Clerk to proceed with surveys for surplus lands (Carried)
- Tabled decision on Commercial (C1) Central Business District zoning until Feb 26
Special Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing the second draft of the 2024 Operating and Capital Budget. Additionally, a public information session will be held regarding Central Business District zoning and accessory dwellings.
- Public Information Session: Central Business District Zoning and Accessory Dwellings
- Review of 2nd Draft 2024 Operating and Capital Budget
- By-law 06-2024 Confirming Special Council Meeting
After a public information session on Central Business District Zoning and Accessory Dwellings, Council directed staff to continue with Option 1, keeping the status quo with no zoning or planning changes. Council supported the 2024 second draft Operating and Capital Budget with a 7% tax increase, with 1% of that increase added to bridge reserves, and directed staff to bring a final budget on February 26, 2024. The second draft was presented as balanced using a 5.42% increase to the 2023 tax rate, about $135 more for the average household; the 7% figure adds roughly $20 more. Council also passed the confirming by-law and adjourned.
- Directed staff to continue with Option 1 (status quo) on Central Business District Zoning and Accessory Dwellings — no zoning or planning changes (Carried)
- Supported 2024 2nd Draft Operating and Capital Budget with a 7% tax increase, 1% added to bridge reserves (Carried)
- Directed staff to bring the final budget on February 26, 2024 (Carried)
- Directed staff to prepare by-laws to adopt the 2024 Budget and 2024 Tax Rate (Carried)
- Adopted the meeting agenda (Carried)
- Passed By-law 06-2024 confirming the proceedings (Carried)
- Adjourned the meeting at 7:00 p.m. (Carried)
Council Meeting
The Council will hold a public meeting to present the 2024 draft operating and capital budget. The agenda also includes presentations on the Blue Box transition program and the Bridge Master Plan. Additionally, staff will report on the Ardent Subdivision draft plan.
- Presentation of the 2024 Draft Operating and Capital Budget
- Blue Box Transition Program presentation
- Bridge Master Plan presentation by B.M Ross & Associates
- Review of the Ardent Subdivision draft plan in Paisley
- Proposal for a new electronic sign for the Paisley Legion
Arran-Elderslie council supported the conditions of draft approval for the Ardent Subdivision, a 16-lot, 32-unit semi-detached development on North Street in Paisley, with draft plan approval lapsing after three years. Council also supported the 2024 draft operating and capital budget for the Jan. 29 public meeting and directed staff to bring the final budget and tax rate by-law on Feb. 6. Council accepted the 2022 audited financial statements from BDO Canada and approved several other items, including the sale of a 1996 street sweeper for $18,000 plus HST. Two notices of motion from Councillor Hampton on Central Business District zoning and a Chesley Community Working Group were presented but not decided at this meeting.
- Supported Conditions of Draft Approval for Ardent Subdivision (S-2023-008), 16 lots/32 semi-detached units on North Street, Paisley; draft approval lapses in 3 years (Carried)
- Supported 2024 Draft Operating and Capital Budget for Jan. 29 public meeting; directed staff to bring final budget and tax rate by-law Feb. 6 (Carried)
- Accepted BDO Canada audited financial statements for year ending Dec. 31, 2022 (Carried)
- Approved sale of 1996 Ford CF7000 Elgin street sweeper for $18,000 + HST to Multiple Enterprises Inc.; proceeds to Road-Equipment Reserve (Carried)
- Received tile drainage loan application from Larry McDonald, 196 Concession 8, Elderslie; loan amount $50,000 (Carried)
- Supported placement of an electronic LED sign on municipal property at the Paisley Legion (Carried)
- Supported temporary closure of Ross Street in Paisley on Feb. 17, 2024, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., for Paisley 150th Anniversary (Carried)
- Authorized Councillor Penner and Deputy Mayor Shaw to attend AMO Conference in Ottawa, Aug. 18-21, 2024 (Carried)
Multi Municipal Energy Working Group
The Multi Municipal Energy Working Group will conduct its annual election for Chair and Vice-Chair. The meeting includes presentations regarding IESO procurement and feedback on resource adequacy. Members will also consider the 2024 meeting schedule and membership fees.
- Annual election of Chair and Vice-Chair
- Update on IESO Procurement presentation
- Review of feedback on IESO Resource Adequacy RFP
- Approval of 2024 meeting schedule
- Review of year-end financial statements and membership fees
The Multi Municipal Energy Working Group elected Tom Allwood as Chair for 2024 and approved a two-tier membership fee structure ($500 full, $400 associate). The group directed staff to send letters to the IESO and all municipalities in Grey and Bruce Counties regarding expanded mandates and energy procurement. It also approved a delegation to the Grey Bruce Public Health Board to follow up on health concerns related to wind turbines.
- Tom Allwood elected Chair for 2024
- Approved two-tier membership fees: $500 full, $400 associate
- Directed letters to IESO and all Grey/Bruce municipalities
- Approved delegation to Grey Bruce Public Health Board re: wind turbine health concerns
- Approved blanket permission for future delegation requests
- Approved payment of Recording Secretary invoice for Nov/Dec 2023
- Approved 2024 meeting schedule
- Received IESO written feedback and correspondence for information
Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing the draft 2024 budget and proposed capital projects, including financing for the Paisley Fire Hall. Discussion items also include amendments to cemetery fees and an application for the MTO Electric Vehicle ChargeON program.
- Draft 2024 Capital Projects and Paisley Fire Hall construction financing strategy
- By-law 01-2024: Amendment to Cemetery Fees
- By-law 02-2024: Borrowing By-law
- By-law 03-2024: 2024 Interim Tax Levy
- Ministry of Transportation Electric Vehicle ChargeON Program Application
Council approved a $2 million borrowing agreement with CIBC and decided to fund the future Paisley Fire Hall construction using reserves and surplus land sales. Other actions included updating cemetery fees and applying for EV charging stations.
- Approved borrowing $2,000,000 from CIBC (By-law 02-2024)
- Approved 2024 Interim Tax Levy (By-law 03-2024)
- Directed Paisley Fire Hall construction to be financed from reserves and surplus land sales
- Approved amended columbarium pricing in Cemetery Fees (By-law 01-2024)
- Approved application for 3 Level 2 EV charging stations in Chesley, Paisley, and Tara
- Granted pre-budget approval to tender Francis Street watermain and storm sewer replacement
- Directed staff to prepare support letter for Grey Bruce Immigration Partnership funding