Cavan Monaghan public meetings in 2025
53 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee was scheduled to meet on December 18, 2025 to consider a draft site plan for the Highlands of Millbrook Elementary School and to review minutes from the November 27, 2025 meeting. The agenda also included a land acknowledgement and standard disclosures. However, the meeting was cancelled because a quorum was not present, so no items were decided. No decisions or actions were taken at this session.
- Draft Site Plan – Highlands of Millbrook Elementary School (attachment: Site Plan.pdf)
- Review of minutes from the November 27, 2025 Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting (attachment: November 27, 2025 Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee Minutes.pdf)
Committee of Adjustment
The Cavan Monaghan Committee of Adjustment will consider two minor variance applications: MV-06-25 for 11 Union Street and MV-07-25 for 1370 Moore Drive. A planner will present reports on each application, followed by questions and comments from committee members and the public. The committee will discuss and decide on the applications during this meeting.
- Minor variance application MV-06-25 – 11 Union Street
- Minor variance application MV-07-25 – 1370 Moore Drive
- Planner report on both minor variance applications
- Public and committee questions/comments on the applications
Regular Council
The Council will hold a public meeting to consider zoning by-law amendments for properties on Thorne Drive and Elgar Drive. The meeting also includes discussions on property tax collection and interim tax levies for 2026.
- Zoning By-law Amendment ZBA-08-25 for 402 Thorne Drive
- Zoning By-law Amendment ZBA-06-25 for 401 Elgar Drive
- By-law No. 2025-59 for 2026 interim realty taxes and penalties
- By-law No. 2025-61 to adopt a Property Tax Collection Policy
- Disposition of land at 1 Union Street
Council declared the northerly 0.36‑hectare portion of 920 Larmer Line surplus and directed its sale to Hydro One Networks Inc. for $148,000. The net proceeds will be applied to reduce the 2026 tax levy. The council also rejected the zoning amendment for 401 Elgar Drive and adopted a new Property Tax Collection Policy. Additionally, the council declined to amend the Noise By‑law to remove the music exemption.
- Approved sale of 0.36 ha at 920 Larmer Line to Hydro One for $148,000
- Directed use of sale proceeds to lower the 2026 tax levy
- Rejected zoning by‑law amendment for 401 Elgar Drive
- Approved By‑law No. 2025‑60 to rezone portion of property to prohibit residential uses
- Adopted Property Tax Collection Policy (By‑law No. 2025‑61)
- Did not support amendment to Noise By‑law No. 2022‑21 to remove music exemption
- Received delegation from Randy Smith and directed staff to proceed with land disposition to Mr. Smith
- Approved minutes of the regular meeting held Dec 1, 2025
Special Council Meeting
The Special Council will hear presentations from MPAC, the Cavan Monaghan Public Library Board, the Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee, the Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee, and the Sustainability Advisory Committee, each providing a 2026 budget overview. A first draft of the Finance Department's 2026 budget will also be reported. The meeting includes a by‑law (No. 2025‑57) to confirm the proceedings of this special meeting.
- MPAC updates presentation (file: 1509 Council Presentation - MPAC.pdf)
- Cavan Monaghan Public Library Board 2026 budget presentation (CM libraries Budget Presentation.pdf)
- Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee 2026 budget presentation (MVT 2026 Budget Presentation.pdf)
- Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee 2026 budget presentation (MRHAC 2026 Budget Presentation.pdf)
- Sustainability Advisory Committee 2026 budget presentation (Sustainability 2026 Budget Presentation.pdf)
The council accepted the first draft of the 2026 Operating and Capital Budgets for discussion. It directed staff to reduce several capital transfers, including a $36,000 cut for the Official Plan and a $10,000 cut for the Zoning By-law. The council also approved a $50,000 transfer from the Park Reserve to fund lighting at Maple Leaf Park and reduced the MVT Trail Master Plan request to $10,000. All motions were carried.
- Approved the meeting agenda – Carried
- Received MPAC Updates presentation for information – Carried
- Accepted the first draft 2026 Budget presentation for discussion – Carried
- Directed staff to reduce the Official Plan capital transfer by $36,000, leaving $10,000 – Carried
- Directed staff to reduce the Zoning By-law reserve transfer by $10,000, leaving $15,000 – Carried
- Directed staff to transfer $50,000 from the Park Reserve for Maple Leaf Park lighting – Carried
- Directed staff to reduce the MVT Trail Master Plan request from $25,000 to $10,000 – Carried
- Directed staff to allocate $50,000 for Maple Leaf Park Playground Equipment from the General Parkland Reserve to grant applications – Carried
Regular Council
The council will consider and vote on By-law No. 2025-53, which imposes and consolidates municipal user fees and charges. It will also review By-law No. 2025-54 to extend the Depot Operations Agreement with Circular Materials Ontario. Additional items include a zoning by‑law amendment for 610 Syer Line and reports on water‑storage environmental assessment and transfer‑station recycling collection.
- Adopt By-law No. 2025-53 to impose and consolidate user fees and charges
- Adopt By-law No. 2025-54 to extend the Depot Operations Agreement with Circular Materials Ontario
- Consider Zoning By‑law Amendment (ZBA‑07‑25) for 610 Syer Line
- Report on Water Storage Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (PW‑2025‑20)
- Report on Transfer Station Recycling Collection (PW‑2025‑18)
The council approved the meeting agenda and moved into a closed session. It authorized a single‑source procurement to Watson & Associates for $88,600 (total $90,159.36) and transferred unspent Planning Department funds to the Growth Management Strategy update. The public meeting was opened, the draft Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendments were deferred to a future date, and the meeting was then closed. Staff recognition and $2,500 cheques to local community groups were also approved.
- Approved agenda (R-2025-292) – carried
- Moved into closed session (R-2025-293) – carried
- Approved single‑source procurement to Watson & Associates for $88,600 (total $90,159.36) and transferred unspent Planning Department funds to the GMS project (R-2025-294) – carried
- Opened public meeting (R-2025-295) – carried
- Deferred draft Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendments to a future council meeting (R-2025-296) – carried
- Closed public meeting (R-2025-297) – carried
- Approved staff recognition for Kyle Phillips – carried
- Approved $2,500 cheques to Millbrook and District Foodshare and Millbrook Agricultural Society – carried
Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Accessibility Advisory Committee will consider the Draft Plan of Subdivision for 963 County Road 10 and the accompanying Draft Site Plan. These documents outline the proposed layout and details for the subdivision at that address. The committee will discuss the plans but no formal decision is recorded on the agenda.
- Draft Plan of Subdivision – 963 County Road 10 (Biglieri) – July 2025 draft
- Draft Site Plan – 963 County Road 10 – Overall Site Plan PDF
- Approval of the agenda
- Review of minutes from the October 30, 2025 meeting
The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved the meeting agenda and the October 30 minutes. It approved adding the revised Plan of Subdivision for 963 County Road 10. The committee requested that the Draft Plan of Subdivision and the Draft Site Plan for 963 County Road 10 follow the Accessible Design Standards in AODA Regulation 191/11, consider sidewalks in cul‑de‑sacs, and include accessible parking, depressed curbs and shorter travel paths. All motions were carried.
- Approved agenda (Carried)
- Approved October 30 minutes (Carried)
- Approved addition of revised Plan of Subdivision for 963 County Road 10 (Carried)
- Requested Accessible Design Standards be applied to Draft Plan of Subdivision for 963 County Road 10 (Carried)
- Requested consideration of sidewalks in cul‑de‑sacs for Draft Plan of Subdivision (Carried)
- Requested Accessible Design Standards be applied to Draft Site Plan for 963 County Road 10 (Carried)
- Requested Type A accessible parking, depressed curbs and shorter paths for Draft Site Plan (Carried)
- Requested drive‑through design to direct vehicles away from pedestrian crossings (Carried)
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The committee is meeting to discuss a work plan and establish meeting and trail report schedules for 2026. The session includes financial, ORCA, and trail reports.
- Review of November 2025 Work Plan
- Establishment of 2026 Meeting Schedule
- Establishment of 2026 Trail Report Assignments
- Financial Report by Chris Allison
- ORCA Report by Meredith Carter
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee approved the agenda and the minutes from the October 27 meeting. It accepted the financial report for information and approved the purchase of flagstone for trail repairs up to $250. The committee also approved updates to the Work Plan and the 2026 meeting and trail‑report schedules.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Approved October 27 minutes (carried)
- Received financial report for information (carried)
- Approved purchase of flagstone for trail repairs up to $250 (carried)
- Approved updates to the Work Plan (carried)
- Approved 2026 meeting and trail report schedules (carried)
- Received trail report for information (carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 4:56 p.m. (carried)
Regular Council
The Township of Cavan Monaghan Council will hold a public meeting to consider a zoning by-law amendment for 610 Syer Line. The meeting will also include a delegation from Synergi Power Systems regarding municipal support.
- Public meeting for Zoning By-law Amendment (MW) at 610 Syer Line
- Delegation from Synergi Power Systems regarding municipal support
- Confirmation of proceedings via By-law No. 2025-52
- Road Occupancy Permits report for the Santa Claus Parade
- Capital project status report
Council received and considered all comments on Zoning By‑law Amendment Application ZBA‑07‑25 and resolved to present the draft amendment at a future meeting. The council also approved an amendment to the road occupancy permit for the Santa Claus Parade route and directed staff to review a municipal‑support request from Synergi Power Systems. Additional routine items such as the agenda, minutes and by‑law confirmation were approved.
- Agenda approval (R‑2025‑28) – Carried
- Public meeting opened (R‑2025‑282) – Carried
- Zoning By‑law Amendment ZBA‑07‑25 comments received; draft to be presented later (R‑2025‑283) – Carried
- Public meeting closed (R‑2025‑284) – Carried
- Synergi Power Systems municipal‑support request received; staff to report back (R‑2025‑285) – Carried
- Road Occupancy Permit amendment for Santa Claus Parade approved (R‑2025‑287) – Carried
- Minutes of November 3, 2025 approved (R‑2025‑286) – Carried
- By‑law No. 2025‑52 confirming meeting proceedings passed (R‑2025‑290) – Carried
Regular Council
The council will consider By‑law No. 2025‑50 to impose water and wastewater user fees and charges for 2026‑2030. It will also consider By‑law No. 2025‑49 that formalizes a winter‑maintenance agreement for unassumed subdivision roads in the Springville Heights subdivision with Woodview Properties Inc. A presentation on the 2025 Water and Wastewater Rate Study and Financial Plan will be given, along with related finance and public works reports.
- By‑law No. 2025‑50 – impose Water and Wastewater User Fees and Charges
- By‑law No. 2025‑49 – Unassumed Subdivision Road Winter Maintenance Agreement for Springville Heights (Woodview Properties Inc.)
- Presentation – 2025 Water and Wastewater Rate Study and Financial Plan (Watson & Associates)
- Report – Finance 2025‑11 Water & Wastewater Rate Study, User Fees and Charges By‑law and Financial Plan
- Report – Public Works 2025‑17 Unassumed Subdivision Road Winter Maintenance Agreement (Springville Heights)
Council approved the 2025 Water & Wastewater Rate Study and adopted the recommended rate scenarios of a 3% annual increase for water and a 2% increase for wastewater, funded by a $600,000 internal loan to be repaid from 2031‑2035. The council also passed By‑law No. 2025‑50 to impose and consolidate the water and wastewater user fees and charges. By‑law No. 2025‑49 was approved to execute an Unassumed Subdivision Road Winter Maintenance Agreement with Woodview Properties Inc. for the Springville Heights Subdivision, and the mayor and clerk were authorized to sign it. The council supported a delegation request to attend the ROMA 2026 conference to meet with provincial ministers.
- Approved 2025 Water & Wastewater Rate Study and rate scenarios (3% water, 2% wastewater)
- Passed By‑law No. 2025‑50 to impose water and wastewater user fees and charges
- Approved By‑law No. 2025‑49 to execute winter maintenance agreement for Springville Heights Subdivision
- Authorized mayor and clerk to sign By‑law No. 2025‑49
- Supported ROMA 2026 delegation request to meet provincial ministers
- Received presentation of 2025 Water & Wastewater Rate Study (information)
- Received Building Department Report 2025‑39 (information)
- Received Public Works Unassumed Subdivision Road Winter Maintenance Agreement (information)
Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss accessibility standards and compliance. The body will review a draft compliance report and a multi-year work plan for 2026.
- Draft Plan of Subdivision - Vargas South
- Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR) Multi-Year Plan - 2026 Work Plan
- Draft 2025 Accessibility Compliance Report
The committee approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the September 18, 2025 meeting. It approved the revised Plan of Subdivision for Vargas South and requested that AODA Regulation 191/11 Accessible Design Standards be considered in that plan. The committee approved the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Multi‑Year Work Plan for 2026. It also supported the 2025 Accessibility Compliance Report. All motions carried unanimously (3‑0).
- Approved meeting agenda (3-0)
- Approved September 18, 2025 minutes (3-0)
- Approved addition of revised Plan of Subdivision for Vargas South (3-0)
- Requested regard for AODA Regulation 191/11 standards in Vargas South plan (3-0)
- Approved Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Multi-Year Work Plan for 2026 (3-0)
- Supported 2025 Accessibility Compliance Report (3-0)
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee will review financial and trail reports, approve minutes from September, and discuss the work plan for October 2025. The meeting is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. on Monday, October 27, 2025.
- Review of updated trail report assignments for October 2025
- Approval of minutes from the September 22, 2025 meeting
- Presentation on Peterborough County GIS Demonstration
- Review of financial and ORCA reports
- Discussion of the committee's work plan for October 2025
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee approved the agenda and minutes, received a GIS demonstration, financial report, ORCA update, and trail report for information, and approved updates to the Work Plan. The committee also set the next meeting for November 24, 2025 at 4:00 p.m.
- Agenda approved
- Minutes approved
- GIS demonstration received (information)
- Financial report received (information)
- ORCA update received (information)
- Trail report received (information)
- Work Plan updates approved
- Next meeting scheduled for Nov 24 2025
Regular Council
The council will hear a presentation on the 2025 Water and Wastewater Rate Study and Financial Plan. It will review a five‑year watermain and corresponding roads capital program report and reports on temporary Part Lot Control exemptions for Blocks 238 and 239 in Plan 45M‑266. The meeting also includes adoption of by‑laws to enact those exemptions and a by‑law to confirm the meeting’s proceedings.
- Presentation: 2025 Water and Wastewater Rate Study and Financial Plan (Education Session)
- Report: Proposed five‑year Watermain and Corresponding Roads Capital Program
- Report: Pristine Homes Part Lot Control Exemption By‑law – Block 238, Plan 45M‑266
- Report: Pristine Homes Part Lot Control Exemption By‑law – Block 239, Plan 45M‑266
- By‑law No. 2025‑46 to temporarily exempt Block 238 from Part Lot Control
The council approved a five‑year capital program for watermain replacement and coinciding road work, including a $224,500 contract with Valdor Engineering Ltd. It also authorized a $600,000 loan from surplus land sales to fund the water‑wastewater fee study. By‑laws 2025‑46 and 2025‑47 were passed to temporarily exempt Blocks 238 and 239 from Part Lot Control. The council requested assistance under the Municipal Ice Storm Assistance Program and approved the Integrated Accessibility Standards Multi‑Year Plan update.
- Approved five‑year watermain and road capital program (Carried)
- Approved $224,500 contract with Valdor Engineering Ltd. for survey, design & tender (Carried)
- Allocated $600,000 loan from surplus land sale for water‑wastewater fee study (Carried)
- Approved By‑law No. 2025‑46 to exempt Block 238 from Part Lot Control (Carried)
- Approved By‑law No. 2025‑47 to exempt Block 239 from Part Lot Control (Carried)
- Requested Municipal Ice Storm Assistance program (Carried)
- Approved Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Multi‑Year Plan Update 2025‑2029 (Carried)
- Approved presentation of 2025 Water and Wastewater Rate Study (Carried)
Regular Council
The council will consider By-law No. 2025-44 to execute an Ontario Transfer Payment Agreement for the Municipal Housing Infrastructure Program. It will also consider By-law No. 2025-45 confirming the proceedings of this meeting. Additional items include a closed‑session update on the Elmdale Road property, a waste‑management recycling report, and a letter about ceasing slot‑machine operations.
- By-law No. 2025-44 – Ontario Transfer Payment Agreement for Municipal Housing Infrastructure Program
- By-law No. 2025-45 – Confirmation of the October 6, 2025 meeting proceedings
- Closed‑session Elmdale Road Property Update (potential land acquisition/disposition)
- Public Works Report 2025-14 – Waste Management Update – Recycling
- Letter from Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation – Cease of slot operations
The council approved the agenda and moved into a closed session. It accepted a $10,000 Community Improvement Plan grant for 10 Prince Street and adopted a by‑law to execute an Ontario Transfer Payment Agreement for municipal housing infrastructure. The council also supported a resolution urging the province to amend the Blue Box regulation and rejected a proposal to declare an unopened road allowance surplus.
- Agenda approved (R-2025-236) – carried
- Closed session moved (R-2025-237) – carried
- Community Improvement Plan grant accepted, $10,000 allocated (R-2025-242) – carried
- Resolution to request amendment of Ontario Regulation 391/21 (Blue Box) forwarded to provincial officials (R-2025-243) – carried
- Unopened Road Allowance surplus declaration defeated (vote 0‑4) (R-2025-244) – defeated
- By‑law No. 2025-44 enacted to execute Ontario Transfer Payment Agreement for housing infrastructure (R-2025-248) – carried
- By‑law No. 2025-45 confirming meeting proceedings passed (R-2025-249) – carried
- Letter from Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp received; staff directed to draft advocacy letter on slot operation cessation (R-2025-247) – carried
Sustainability Advisory Committee
The Sustainability Advisory Committee will review the 2026 budget proposal and approve the meeting schedule for next year. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the June 26, 2025 meeting and a review of the committee's work plan.
- Review of 2026 Budget Proposal
- Approval of 2026 Meeting Schedule
- Approval of June 26, 2025 Minutes
- Review of Sustainability Advisory Committee Work Plan
- Discussion on climate change reserves and water use
The committee approved its agenda, the June 26 minutes, and updates to its work plan. It adopted a request for a $15,000 2026 operating budget for Sustainable Community Initiatives, detailing allocations for several programs. The committee also adopted the proposed 2026 meeting schedule.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Approved June 26 minutes (carried)
- Approved work plan updates (carried)
- Approved $15,000 2026 operating budget for Sustainable Community Initiatives (carried)
- Adopted 2026 meeting schedule (carried)
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee will review financial and trail reports and discuss the 2026 budget. The body is also considering a draft construction and maintenance policy and a proposed mountain bike trail.
- Millbrook Valley Trails Construction and Maintenance Policy draft
- Millbrook MTB Proposed Trail
- 2026 Budget Discussion
- Hope Mill Wood Purchase
- Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee Work Plan September 2025
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee approved several purchases and endorsements, and formally requested budget allocations for 2026. It asked for $6,000 for Materials and Supplies, $2,000 for Contracted Services, and $25,000 for a new Trail Master Plan, and asked staff to explore land acquisition costs for a proposed trail. All motions were carried.
- Approved purchase of wood from Hope Mill with an upset limit of $1 ,200 (Carried)
- Endorsed the Millbrook MTB Club's proposed trail expansion (Carried)
- Approved purchase of materials to repair Baxter Creek Trail boardwalk with an upset limit of $1 ,500 (Carried)
- Submitted comments on the draft Trails Construction and Maintenance Policy for staff (Carried)
- Endorsed a shorter version of the proposed new trail on former Sowden Mansion property (Carried)
- Requested 2026 Operating Budget $6,000 for Materials and Supplies and $2,000 for Contracted Services (Carried)
- Requested 2026 Capital Budget $25,000 for a new Trail Master Plan (Carried)
- Approved updates to the Work Plan (Carried)
Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss updates to the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR) Policy and Multi-Year Plan. The committee will also hold a discussion regarding the 2026 budget.
- Updated Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Policy (IASR)
- Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Multi-Year Plan 2025 Update
- Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Multi-Year Plan Draft
- Budget 2026 Discussion
The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved its agenda and the minutes from the August 28 meeting. It received an updated Accessibility Standards Regulation policy and a 2025 plan update for information. The committee endorsed the draft Multi-Year Plan and asked staff to investigate a snow‑removal program for people with disabilities.
- Approved meeting agenda (carried)
- Approved minutes from August 28, 2025 meeting (carried)
- Received Updated Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Policy for information (carried)
- Received Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Multi-Year Plan 2025 Update for information (carried)
- Endorsed Draft Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Multi-Year Plan (carried)
- Requested staff investigate a snow‑removal program for persons with disabilities and report back (carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 2:41 p.m. (carried)
Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee will receive an update on renovations at Old Millbrook School (1 Dufferin Street). Members will discuss the township's 2026 budget for revitalization projects. The work plan, including draft wording for the Millbrook Junction sign and photograph options for the Station Park sign project, will be reviewed. The schedule for the 2026 advisory committee meetings will also be considered.
- Renovations update for Old Millbrook School, 1 Dufferin Street
- Discussion of the 2026 municipal revitalization budget
- Review of the September 2025 work plan and related sign projects
- Consideration of the 2026 Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee meeting schedule
The committee approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from June 19, 2025. It endorsed additional photos of the Old Millbrook School renovations and continued support for the school’s renovation work. The committee adopted the proposed wording for the train station sign, updated the work plan, adopted the 2026 meeting schedule, and approved specific operating and capital budget requests for heritage projects. All motions were carried.
- Approved agenda (Carried)
- Approved June 19, 2025 minutes (Carried)
- Approved addition of Old Millbrook School renovation photos (Carried)
- Continued support for Old Millbrook School renovations (Carried)
- Supported wording for Train Station Sign (Carried)
- Adopted updates to the Work Plan (Carried)
- Approved 2026 operating budget requests ($500 Heritage Awards, $1,500 mural restoration, $1,000 Station Park landscaping, $100 mileage, $500 advertising, $500 Springville Church artifact) and capital budget rollover for Station Park Signage (Carried)
- Adopted 2026 meeting schedule (Carried)
Regular Council
Council will receive a presentation and report on the 2025 Asset Management Plan. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss a water main break in Millbrook and a vote on a by-law to sell specific municipal lands.
- By-law No. 2025-42: Authorization to sell lands described as Part Lot 12 Concession 6 (Parts 1, 2 & 3, Plan 45R-17774)
- Presentation and Finance report on the 2025 Asset Management Plan
- Closed session update regarding a water main break in Millbrook
- CAO Report and Capital Status update
The council approved the meeting agenda and moved into a closed session. It directed staff to transfer $450,000 for a water main reconstruction and $300,000 for roadworks on Dufferin Street, authorizing the lowest bid not to exceed $750,000. The council also passed a by‑law to sell part of Lot 12, Concession 6, and endorsed the 2025 Asset Management Plan.
- Approved agenda (R-2025-224) – Carried (5-0)
- Moved into Closed Session (R-2025-225) – Carried (5-0)
- Transferred $450,000 water/wastewater funds and $300,000 roadworks funds to Dufferin St.; proceed with lowest bid ≤ $750,000 (R-2025-226) – Carried (5-0)
- Received Asset Management Plan presentation (R-2025-227) – Carried (5-0)
- Supported updated Asset Management Plan (R-2025-230) – Carried (5-0)
- Approved By‑law No. 2025-42 to sell Part Lot 12, Concession 6 (R-2025-233) – Carried (5-0)
- Confirmed By‑law No. 2025-43 for meeting proceedings (R-2025-234) – Carried (5-0)
- Adjourned meeting (R-2025-235) – Carried (5-0)
Regular Council
The regular council meeting will discuss and vote on a zoning by-law amendment (ZBA-04-25) for 838 Rothesay Avenue to allow a detached accessory apartment. It will also consider by-laws to approve an unassumed subdivision road winter‑maintenance agreement with Towerhill Developments Inc. for the Towerhill North subdivision, and to confirm the meeting proceedings. Additional reports include a finance update for Jan‑June 2025 and a public works update on the same road maintenance agreement.
- Zoning By-law Amendment ZBA-04-25 for 838 Rothesay Avenue (detached accessory apartment)
- By-law No. 2025-40: Unassumed Subdivision Road Winter Maintenance Agreement with Towerhill Developments Inc. (Towerhill North)
- Finance Report – Actual to Budget Jan‑June 2025
- Public Works Report – Unassumed Subdivision Road Winter Maintenance Agreement (Towerhill North)
- Correspondence – IESO Battery Storage Information Follow‑up
The council approved a zoning by‑law amendment that changes 838 Rothesay Avenue from Rural Residential to Rural Residential Exception Thirty, permitting a detached accessory apartment. It also approved a winter‑maintenance agreement for Towerhill North subdivision roads and adopted an updated accessibility standards policy. Additional actions included authorizing road occupancy permits for the Milbrook BIA Fall Festival and approving community‑engagement materials.
- Approved Zoning By‑law Amendment (By‑law No. 2025‑39) to rezone 838 Rothesay Avenue (Carried)
- Approved Unassumed Subdivision Road Winter Maintenance Agreement (By‑law No. 2025‑40) with Towerhill Developments Inc. (Carried)
- Adopted updated Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation Policy (Carried)
- Authorized staff to issue Road Occupancy Permits for Milbrook BIA Fall Festival (Carried)
- Approved addition of revised Al Steel presentation on Community Engagement and Strategic Plan (Carried)
- Received delegation from Al Steel on Community Engagement and Strategic Plan (Carried)
- Approved minutes of the Regular Meeting held August 11, 2025 (Carried)
- Adopted By‑law No. 2025‑41 confirming proceedings of the September 2, 2025 meeting (Carried)
Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Accessibility Advisory Committee will meet to discuss the site plan review process. The meeting includes a presentation by the Director of Planning and a Planner.
- Site Plan Review Process 101 presentation by Karen Ellis and Matt Wilkinson
The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved the meeting agenda as presented. It also approved the minutes from the July 23, 2025 meeting. The committee accepted a “Site Plan Review Process 101” briefing from the Director of Planning and a planner for informational purposes.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Approved July 23, 2025 minutes (carried)
- Approved receipt of Site Plan Review Process 101 (carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 1:44 p.m. (carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will review two minor variance applications for properties at 12 Distillery Street and 59 Dranoel Drive. The meeting will also include the approval of minutes from a previous session.
- Review Minor Variance Application MV-04-25 at 12 Distillery Street
- Review Minor Variance Application MV-05-25 at 59 Dranoel Drive
- Approval of May 29, 2025 Committee of Adjustment minutes
The Committee approved the May 29, 2025 meeting minutes (3‑0). It approved the minor variance application MV‑04‑25 for 12 Distillery Street without conditions (3‑0). It approved the minor variance application MV‑05‑25 for 59 Dranoel Drive with four conditions (3‑0). The meeting was adjourned (3‑0).
- Approved May 29, 2025 minutes (3‑0)
- Approved MV‑04‑25 minor variance without conditions (3‑0)
- Approved MV‑05‑25 minor variance with conditions (3‑0)
- Adjourned meeting (3‑0)
Regular Council
The Township of Cavan Monaghan will convene a regular council meeting to approve minutes, consider a by-law confirming proceedings, and review reports on cultural mapping, development statistics, and water system operations. The agenda includes a closed session regarding land disposition at 1 Union Street and a presentation on a cultural resource mapping project.
- Closed session to discuss disposition of land at 1 Union Street
- Presentation on Cultural Resource Mapping Project
- Report on Full Scope Accreditation of Millbrook Water System
- Report on Commemorative Cenotaph Crosswalk
- Delegation request for moratorium on outdoor projected music in downtown Millbrook
The council moved into a closed session to consider confidential matters and later directed staff to draft a report establishing a new governance structure for the Millbrook District Medical Centre Board of Directors. It supported the delegation for the Enduro Mountain Bike 2025 race on the Millbrook Valley Trails and instructed staff to work on insurance and land use requirements. The council also ordered a review of By-law No. 2022-21 on outdoor projected music, endorsed the DWQMS Operational Plan for the Millbrook Water System, and approved the use of MMA Paint for the Allen Lane cenotaph crosswalk funded from the Asset Management Reserve. By‑law No. 2025-38 confirming the meeting proceedings was read and passed.
- Moved into Closed Session under Municipal Act (Carried)
- Directed staff to draft report for new Millbrook District Medical Centre Board governance (Carried)
- Supported delegation for Enduro Mountain Bike 2025 race on Millbrook Valley Trails; staff to handle insurance and land use (Carried)
- Received delegation to investigate and review By‑law No. 2022-21 on outdoor projected music (Carried)
- Endorsed Full Scope DWQMS Operational Plan for Millbrook Water System and delegated authority for minor changes (Carried)
- Approved use of MMA Paint for Allen Lane cenotaph crosswalk; funded from Asset Management Reserve (Carried)
- Confirmed By‑law No. 2025-38 to record meeting proceedings (Carried)
- Approved agenda for the regular council meeting (Carried)
Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Cavan Monaghan Accessibility Advisory Committee will examine its Terms of Reference, Confidentiality Agreement, Procedural By-law No. 2023-08, and the Respect in the Workplace Policy (Violence and Harassment). The committee will also elect a Chair and a Vice‑Chair. The meeting runs from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers (hybrid).
- Review of Accessibility Advisory Committee Terms of Reference
- Review of Advisory Committee Confidentiality Agreement
- Review of Procedural By‑law No. 2023‑08
- Review of Respect in the Workplace Policy (Violence and Harassment)
- Election of Chair and Vice‑Chair
The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved its meeting agenda. It received an orientation and training presentation from John George Pappas of Aird Berlis. The committee appointed Paul Buck as Chair and Leslie Bilcox as Vice‑Chair for the 2022‑2026 term. The meeting was adjourned at 2:05 p.m.
- Approved agenda (Carried)
- Received orientation and training presentation (Carried)
- Appointed Paul Buck as Chair (Carried)
- Appointed Leslie Bilcox as Vice‑Chair (Carried)
- Adjourned meeting (Carried)
Sustainability Advisory Committee
The Sustainability Advisory Committee will meet to review a presentation on community-driven plastic solutions. The committee is also scheduled to discuss its June 2025 work plan.
- Presentation by Steve Paul of Second Nature Studio on Community Driven Plastic Solutions
- Discussion of the Sustainability Advisory Committee Work Plan June 2025
- Approval of minutes from the January 30, 2025 meeting
The committee unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the January 30, 2025 session. It received a presentation on community‑driven plastic solutions for information only. Members recommended staff explore communications materials for Waste Reduction Month and approved the updated Work Plan.
- Approved agenda (5‑0)
- Approved minutes of Jan 30 2025 meeting (5‑0)
- Received Second Nature Studio plastic‑solutions presentation for information (5‑0)
- Recommended staff explore communications materials for Waste Reduction Month (5‑0)
- Approved updates to the Work Plan (5‑0)
- Adjourned meeting at 2:38 p.m. (5‑0)
Regular Council
The council will consider three by‑laws that set the 2025 municipal tax levy, a special services levy, and a Business Improvement Area levy. Finance reports on the tax levy, special services levy and BIA by‑law will be presented. Public Works will review tender decisions for Frederick Street reconstruction and a hot‑mix asphalt contract. The meeting also includes reports, delegations and routine business.
- By‑law No. 2025‑34 to adopt the 2025 tax levy
- By‑law No. 2025‑35 to adopt the 2025 special services levy
- By‑law No. 2025‑36 to adopt the 2025 Business Improvement Area levy
- Report – Finance 2025‑06 on tax levy, special services levy and BIA by‑laws
- Public Works reports on tender rejection for Frederick Street reconstruction and approval for hot‑mix asphalt
The council approved the 2026 Capital and Operating Budget timetable, the 2026 council meeting schedule and added a special budget meeting for Dec. 11, 2025. It adopted several by‑laws that authorize collective agreements with CUPE and set the 2025 tax, special services and Business Improvement Area levies. The council rejected the Frederick Street reconstruction tender, rolling the funds into the 2026 public works budget, and awarded the Hot Mix Asphalt tender for the Wilson Line project. Additional actions included amending a task‑force terms of reference, appointing four public members, and donating $200 to the Peterborough County Plowmen’s Association.
- Approved agenda amendment to add Minister's letter (carried)
- Moved into closed session to consider confidential matters (carried)
- Amended Task Force Terms of Reference and appointed four public members (carried)
- Approved 2026 Capital and Operating Budget timetable and council meeting schedule, adding a special budget meeting (carried)
- Rejected Frederick Street Reconstruction tenders and rolled funds to 2026 budget (carried)
- Awarded Hot Mix Asphalt Tender for $176,244.25 and approved Wilson Line overlay and 10% contingency (carried)
- Passed by‑laws authorizing CUPE collective agreements and adopting 2025 tax, special services and BIA levies (carried)
- Donated $200 to support Peterborough County Plowmen’s Association plowing match (carried)
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee will receive a financial report, an ORCA report, and a trail report. Members will discuss the committee's work plan for June 2025 and view a memorial sign sample to commemorate past members. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Financial Report presented by Chris Allison
- ORCA Report presented by Meredith Carter
- Trail Report presented by Nachoff/D'Agostino
- Commemoration of committee members (MVT Memorial Sign Sample)
- Discussion of the June 2025 Work Plan and related maps
The advisory committee approved the agenda and the minutes from the May 26 meeting. It received the financial report, ORCA update, and trail condition report for information. The committee recommended a commemorative plaque honoring Bob Spitz on the new bridge. It also approved updates to the Work Plan, including a recommendation to expand the trails onto the former Sowden mansion grounds and to study acquisition costs.
- Agenda approved (Carried)
- May 26 minutes approved (Carried)
- Financial report received for information (Carried)
- ORCA update received for information (Carried)
- Trail report received for information (Carried)
- Recommended commemorative plaque for Bob Spitz (Carried)
- Recommended trail expansion onto old Sowden mansion grounds and cost study (Carried)
- Approved updates to the Work Plan (Carried)
Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee will discuss a cultural mapping project presentation. It will consider planned renovations for Old Millbrook School at 1 Dufferin Street and proposed porch repairs at 10 Prince Street. The committee will also review draft heritage by‑laws for 8 King Street West, 11 King Street West, and 13 Anne Street. A work plan and related heritage items will be presented.
- Cultural Mapping Project demonstration (presented by Maxim Tandon)
- Planned renovations for Old Millbrook School, 1 Dufferin Street
- Proposed porch repairs at 10 Prince Street
- Draft heritage by‑law No. 2025‑XX for 8 King Street West
- Draft heritage by‑law No. 2025‑XX for 11 King Street West
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee approved the agenda, minutes from three prior meetings, and a presentation on the Cultural Mapping Project. It recommended colonial slate tiles for the Old Millbrook School roof, approved porch‑repair images for 10 Prince Street, and supported several heritage by‑law drafts. The committee also endorsed wording for the Ebenezer Cemetery sign and approved updates to the Work Plan.
- Approved the agenda as presented (Carried)
- Approved minutes from March 20, April 30, and June 5, 2025 (Carried)
- Received the Cultural Mapping Project presentation for information (Carried)
- Recommended colonial slate tiles for any roof renovations at Old Millbrook School (Carried)
- Approved images of proposed porch repairs for 10 Prince Street (Carried)
- Advised porch repairs comply with By‑law No. 2023-20 and recommended the colour palette from the Downtown Millbrook Streetscape Guidelines (Carried)
- Supported the proposed draft Heritage By‑laws for 8 King Street, 11 King Street, and 13 Anne Street (Carried)
- Approved updates to the Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Work Plan (Carried)
Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee will meet to conduct a site visit. The primary focus of the meeting is the Old Millbrook School location.
- Site visit to Old Millbrook School at 1 Dufferin Street, Millbrook
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee approved its agenda. It recommended that the main‑floor and second‑floor lights at the Old Millbrook School be replaced with fixtures matching the style of the Dorothy Stevens room, and that basement lights be replaced with a similar style. The committee also supported using a BONA water‑based finish that matches the oil‑based sample shown. The meeting was adjourned at 10:27 a.m.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Advised replacing main‑floor and second‑floor lights with fixtures matching Dorothy Stevens room style (carried)
- Advised replacing basement lights with a similar style (carried)
- Supported use of BONA water‑based finish matching oil‑based sample (carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 10:27 a.m. (carried)
Regular Council
The Cavan Monaghan Council will consider By-law No. 2025-31 and By-law No. 2025-32, which repeal and replace sections of Village of Millbrook By-law 85-26 to designate 7 Prince Street and 8 Dufferin Street as Cultural Heritage properties under the Ontario Heritage Act. The meeting also includes deferred consideration of By-law No. 2025-29 and By-law No. 2025-30, which would authorize collective agreements with the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 1306-8 (Parks) and Local 1306-2 (Public Works). Additional reports on fire department policies and an ice logo installation are on the agenda.
- By-law No. 2025-31 – repeal and replace heritage designation for 7 Prince Street
- By-law No. 2025-32 – repeal and replace heritage designation for 8 Dufferin Street
- By-law No. 2025-29 – authorize collective agreement with CUPE Local 1306-8 (Parks) – deferred
- By-law No. 2025-30 – authorize collective agreement with CUPE Local 1306-2 (Public Works) – deferred
- Report – Fire Department Line of Duty Death Policy
The council approved By-laws 2025-31 and 2025-32 to repeal and replace sections of the former Village of Millbrook By-law, designating 7 Prince Street and 8 Dufferin Street as Cultural Heritage sites. It also amended the User Fees By-law to add an ice‑surface logo fee of $600 per season. Funding was authorized for a commemorative plaque ($2,500) and a memorial monument ($6,000) at Fire Station No. 1. The meeting agenda, prior minutes, and the by‑law confirming the meeting’s proceedings were all carried.
- Approved By-law No. 2025-31 designating 7 Prince Street as heritage (Carried)
- Approved By-law No. 2025-32 designating 8 Dufferin Street as heritage (Carried)
- Approved amendment to User Fees By-law No. 2024-68 for ice logo $600 per season (Carried)
- Approved $2,500 limit for commemorative plaque at Fire Station No.1 (Carried)
- Approved $6,000 limit for memorial monument at Fire Station No.1 (Carried)
- Approved By-law No. 2025-33 confirming meeting proceedings (Carried)
- Approved agenda as presented (Carried)
- Approved minutes of May 20, 2025 meeting (Carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will meet to review a planner's report regarding a specific minor variance application. The body will also consider minutes from the February 13, 2025 meeting.
- Minor Variance Application MV-03-25 for 1748 Syer Line
The Committee approved the minutes of the February 13, 2025 meeting by a 3‑0 vote. It then approved Minor Variance Application MV‑03‑25 for 1748 Syer Line without conditions, also by a 3‑0 vote. The meeting was adjourned at 9:17 a.m.
- Approved minutes of Feb 13, 2025 meeting (3‑0)
- Approved Minor Variance Application MV‑03‑25 for 1748 Syer Line without conditions (3‑0)
- Adjourned meeting at 9:17 a.m.
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee will receive a financial report from Chris Allison, an ORCA report from Meredith Carter, and a trail report prepared by Fallis/McDonald. The meeting will also include a recap of recent work days, discussion of weed control, and review of the May 2025 work plan. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Financial Report presented by Chris Allison
- ORCA Report presented by Meredith Carter
- Trail Report (Fallis/McDonald) with updated assignments
- Discussion of weed control
- Review of the May 2025 Work Plan
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee approved $49.31 for Work Day materials, supported exploring a boardwalk on Station Trail, and supported exploring a new trail along the former Sowden Mansion grounds. It also approved updates to the Work Plan and received the ORCA and Financial Reports for information. The meeting was adjourned at 5:24 p.m.
- Agenda approved as presented (Carried)
- Minutes of April 28, 2025 approved as presented (Carried)
- ORCA update received for information (Carried)
- Approved additional spending of $49.31 for Work Day materials and supplies (Carried)
- Financial Report received for information (Carried)
- Supported exploring building a boardwalk on a portion of Station Trail (Carried)
- Supported exploring a new trail along the grounds of the former Sowden Mansion (Carried)
- Approved updates to the Work Plan (Carried)
Regular Council
The Cavan Monaghan Township Council will discuss a proposed amendment to the Zoning By-law (ZBA-03-25) affecting 1253 Tapley Quarter Line. The meeting also includes reports on the Old Millbrook School rehabilitation grant, the CAO capital project status, and a public meeting for community comments. A by-law will be passed to confirm the proceedings of this meeting.
- Zoning By-law Amendment ZBA-03-25 for 1253 Tapley Quarter Line (Planning 2025-27)
- Report on ICIP Grant for Old Millbrook School Rehabilitation Project (Planning 2025-22)
- CAO Report and Capital Project Status (Report and Capital Project Status May-20-2025)
- Resolution to open and close the Public Meeting
- By-law No. 2025-28 to confirm the proceedings of the May 20, 2025 meeting
The council approved By-law No. 2025-27, rezoning part of 1253 Tapley Quarter Line to allow a detached accessory apartment. It also accepted the recommendation to fund the Old Millbrook School rehabilitation project for $511,750. Staff were directed to study the use of parking at 3 and 5 Center Street. Memoranda of agreement with CUPE Local 1306-8 (Parks) and Local 1306-2 (Public Works) were endorsed, with related by‑laws slated for approval at the June 2 meeting.
- Approved By-law No. 2025-27 zoning amendment for 1253 Tapley Quarter Line (Carried)
- Authorized Old Millbrook School rehabilitation project for $511,750 (Carried)
- Directed staff to investigate parking use at 3 and 5 Center Street (Carried)
- Endorsed CUPE Local 1306-8 and Local 1306-2 memoranda of agreement; set by‑laws for June 2 approval (Carried)
- Approved the meeting agenda as presented (Carried)
- Moved into closed session to consider labour relations and employee negotiations (Carried)
- Opened the public meeting under the Planning Act (Carried)
- Confirmed By-law No. 2025-28 confirming the meeting proceedings (Carried)
Regular Council
On May 5, 2025, the Cavan Monaghan Township Council will hold a regular meeting. The council will consider a closed‑session resolution, review reports including a Hydro One Networks Inc. access agreement, and vote on By‑law No. 2025‑25 to allow alternative voting methods for the 2026 municipal election and By‑law No. 2025‑26 to confirm the meeting proceedings. Other agenda items include approval of minutes, general business, and upcoming event notices.
- By‑law No. 2025‑25: alternative voting methods for the 2026 municipal election
- By‑law No. 2025‑26: confirming the proceedings of the May 5, 2025 meeting
- Resolution to move into Closed Session
- Hydro One Networks Inc. Access Agreement (pending land acquisition or disposition)
- Report – Telephone and Internet Voting in the 2026 Municipal Election
Council approved a by‑law (No. 2025‑25) authorizing telephone and internet voting as the sole method for the 2026 municipal and school board election, passing by a 3‑to‑2 vote. An earlier motion to use telephone and internet voting as an amendment was defeated 2‑to‑3. The council also appointed members to the Accessibility Advisory Committee, approved terms of reference for a Downtown Park and Community Centre lands task force, and moved the meeting into a closed session.
- Approved agenda (R-2025-133) – carried
- Moved into closed session under Municipal Act (R-2025-134) – carried
- Appointed Guillermo Arevalo, Leslie Bilcox, Paul Black, Lucy Danford to Accessibility Advisory Committee and Councillor Byrne as council rep (R-2025-35) – carried
- Approved terms of reference for Downtown Park and CMCC Lands Task Force; appointed Mayor Graham and Deputy Mayor Huntley as representatives; directed recruitment of three additional members (R-2025-39) – carried
- Telephone & internet voting amendment defeated (R-2025-40) – defeated 2‑3
- Authorized telephone & internet voting as sole method and adopted By‑law No. 2025‑25 (R-2025-41) – carried 3‑2
- Passed By‑law No. 2025‑25 authorizing alternative voting methods for 2026 election – carried
- Passed By‑law No. 2025‑26 confirming meeting proceedings – carried
Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee will receive a report titled Building 2025-16 – Old Millbrook School ICIP 2025 Project, with accompanying PDF documents. No other substantive agenda items are listed beyond standard procedural matters such as call to order, land acknowledgement, agenda approval, and disclosure of interests. The meeting will adjourn after the report is considered.
- Report – Building 2025-16 Old Millbrook School ICIP 2025 Project (attachments: project PDF and Dufferin Street photos)
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee approved the meeting agenda as presented. It added By‑law No. 2024‑27 (the Heritage By‑law for Dufferin Street) to the agenda materials. The committee endorsed the planned renovations to the Old Millbrook School, noting they align with the property’s heritage attributes. The meeting was then adjourned.
- Approved agenda (Carried)
- Approved addition of By‑law No. 2024‑27 (Carried)
- Endorsed Old Millbrook School renovation plan (Carried)
- Adjourned meeting (Carried)
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee will receive a financial report, an ORCA report, and a trail report. Members will discuss work‑day planning and review the April 2025 work plan, which includes acknowledgement of bridge funding. The meeting will also set items for the next session on May 26, 2025.
- Financial Report presented by Chris Allison
- ORCA Report presented by Meredith Carter
- Trail Report presented by Mattern/Brown (Updated MVT Trail Report Assignments 2025)
- Work Day Planning discussion
- Review of the April 2025 Work Plan and bridge funding acknowledgement
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee approved its agenda and the minutes from the March 24 meeting. It received the financial, ORCA, and trail reports for information. The committee approved a $400 limit for food at the upcoming Work Day and accepted updates to the Work Plan. Three items were added to the agenda for the May 26 meeting and the next meeting date was set.
- Approved agenda as presented (Carried)
- Approved March 24 minutes (Carried)
- Received Financial Report for information (Carried)
- Received ORCA Update for information (Carried)
- Received Trail Report for information (Carried)
- Approved $400 food limit for Work Day (Carried)
- Approved updates to the Work Plan (Carried)
- Added three items to May 26 agenda (Carried)
Regular Council
The Cavan Monaghan Council will discuss several reports, including a Public Works update on a new backhoe, a Corporate Services report on the 4th Line Theatre designation, and a CAO capital project status update. They will also consider By-law No. 2025-24 that confirms the proceedings of this meeting. General business, correspondence, and upcoming community events will be noted.
- Public Works report on 2025-08 new backhoe purchase
- Corporate Services report on 4th Line Theatre designation
- CAO report and capital project status update
- By-law No. 2025-24 confirming the meeting proceedings
- Earth Day community event scheduled for April 22, 2025
The council approved the acquisition of a 2025 John Deere 320P backhoe and a John Deere PC10 plate compactor attachment, including the related municipal HST rebates. The 4th Line Theatre's 2025 summer season was designated a Community Festival and staff were directed to send a permit request letter. The agenda, prior meeting minutes, a CAO report, verbal reports, and a by‑law confirming the meeting proceedings were also approved.
- Approved purchase of John Deere 320P backhoe for $208,599.00 plus HST $27,111.87 (total $235,716.87), net $212,270.34 after rebate
- Approved purchase of John Deere PC10 plate compactor attachment for $13,500.00 plus HST $1,755.00 (total $15,255.00), net $13,737.60 after rebate
- Designated 4th Line Theatre 2025 Summer Season as a Community Festival and directed staff to send permit request letter
- Approved agenda for the meeting (R‑2025‑1 25)
- Approved minutes of the April 7, 2025 meeting (R‑2025‑1 26)
- Received CAO Report and Capital Status for information (R‑2025‑1 29)
- Received council/committee verbal reports for information (R‑2025‑1 30)
- Passed By‑law No. 2025‑24 confirming the proceedings of the April 22, 2025 meeting (R‑2025‑1 31)
Regular Council
The Cavan Monaghan Council will consider a zoning by‑law amendment (ZBA‑01‑25) to permit a temporary pickelball court at 2097 Whittington Drive. A related temporary use agreement with J.K.R. Realty Limited will also be approved. The meeting includes a by‑law to remove the holding (H) symbol from 988 County Road 10 and a lease agreement with the Millbrook Firefighter’s Association.
- By‑law No. 2025‑19 – Zoning By‑law Amendment for 2097 Whittington Drive (temporary pickelball)
- By‑law No. 2025‑20 – Temporary Use Agreement between J.K.R. Realty Limited and the Township for 2097 Whittington Drive
- By‑law No. 2025‑21 – Removal of the holding (H) symbol from 988 County Road 10 (UR1‑A‑6‑H13 zone)
- By‑law No. 2025‑22 – Lease Agreement with the Millbrook Cavan Firefighter’s Association (2 Hay Street)
- Report – Public Works 2025‑06 Tender T‑PW‑25‑01 Slurry Seal
The council adopted By‑law No. 2025‑19, rezoning the property at 2097 Whittington Drive from Rural Employment Exception Nine (M2‑9) to Rural Employment Exception Ten Temporary Use Seven (M2‑10‑17) to allow a temporary commercial recreation use. It also approved the use of an additional $361.73 fire‑protection grant, awarded two public‑works contracts for slurry seal and surface treatment, and authorized a ten‑year lease for the fire‑fighter’s association at 2 Hay Street.
- Approved By‑law No. 2025‑19 to rezone 2097 Whittington Drive for temporary pickleball courts (Carried)
- Approved use of $361.73 additional fire‑protection grant for diesel exhaust extractors (Carried)
- Awarded Slurry Seal Tender T‑PW‑25‑O1 to Miller Paving Limited, total $310,900 (Carried)
- Awarded Surface Treatment Tender T‑PW‑25‑02 to Dufferin Construction Company, total $390,647.69 (Carried)
- Authorized By‑law No. 2025‑22 for a 10‑year lease (option for another 10) with Millbrook Cavan Firefighter’s Association at 2 Hay Street (Carried)
- Approved By‑law No. 2025‑20 to execute a Temporary Use Agreement with J.K.R. Realty for pickleball courts (Carried)
- Approved By‑law No. 2025‑21 to remove holding symbol H13 from UR1‑A‑6‑H13 zone (Carried)
- Authorized the Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee to design a railway switch signal concept for Station Park (Carried)
Sustainability Advisory Committee
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. There are no specific topics, decisions, or discussions listed for this meeting.
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee will review its March 2025 work plan and consider proposals for a northwest trail expansion, including satellite and zoning maps. The meeting also includes a financial report, an ORCA report, and a trail report. No formal decisions are listed in the agenda.
- Review of March 2025 Work Plan (attachment)
- Discussion of Proposed Northwest Trail Expansion – Satellite Map (attachment)
- Discussion of Proposed Northwest Trail Expansion – Zoning Map (attachment)
- Financial Report presented by Chris Allison
- ORCA Report presented by Meredith Carter
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee approved the meeting agenda and minutes. It received financial, ORCA, and trail reports for information. The committee scheduled a Work Day for May 3 and approved updates to the Work Plan. An item to plan the Work Day was added to the April 28 agenda.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Approved minutes (carried)
- Received financial report for information (carried)
- Received ORCA update for information (carried)
- Received trail report for information (carried)
- Set Work Day for Saturday May 3 (carried)
- Approved Work Plan updates (carried)
- Added Work Day Planning item to April 28 agenda (carried)
Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee will consider the March 2025 work plan and a draft wording for the Springville Pioneer Cemetery sign. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving the agenda, reviewing minutes from the February 20, 2025 meeting, and confirming the next meeting date.
- Review Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Work Plan (March 2025)
- Discuss Draft Springville Pioneer Cemetery sign wording (March 13 2025)
- Approve the meeting agenda
- Approve minutes from February 20, 2025
- Adjournment and set next meeting for June 19, 2025
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee approved the agenda and the February 20, 2025 minutes. It also approved the Station Park Signage Rail Switch Design Concept and adopted updates to its work plan.
- Approved the agenda as presented (Carried)
- Approved the February 20, 2025 minutes (amended) (Carried)
- Approved the Station Park Signage Rail Switch Design Concept (Carried)
- Approved updates to the Work Plan (Carried)
Regular Council
The regular council meeting will consider several reports and proposals, including a closed‑session acquisition proposal for the Elmdale Road property. Council will vote on By‑law No. 2025‑17 to authorize the acquisition and registration of a drainage easement over Part Lot 10, Concession 4 (Parts 1 & 2 on Plan 45R‑17799). Additional items include a water‑storage municipal class environmental assessment, a downtown park and remaining lands design report, and the dedication of municipal easements for Parts 1 & 2 of 45R‑17799.
- Acquisition proposal: Elmdale Road Property (reference 15‑09‑030‑001‑09800)
- By‑law No. 2025‑17 to authorize drainage easement over Part Lot 10, Concession 4 (Plan 45R‑17799)
- Public Works report: Water Storage Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (2025‑05)
- CAO report: Concept designs and site plans for Downtown Park and remaining lands at the Community Centre (2025‑04)
- Public Works report: Dedication of Parts 1 & 2, 45R‑17799 as a municipal easement (2025‑04)
Regular Council
The Township of Cavan Monaghan will hold a public meeting regarding a zoning by-law amendment for 347 Sharpe Line. Council will also review the 2025-2030 Corporate Strategic Plan and discuss capital project financing options.
- Public meeting and by-law No. 2025-13 for Zoning By-law Amendment at 347 Sharpe Line
- By-law No. 2025-14 for a revised lease agreement with the County of Peterborough regarding fire station completion
- By-law No. 2025-15 to dedicate parts of Fallis Line as public road allowance
- Report on Capital Project Financing Options
- Designation of the 174th Millbrook Fair as a Community Festival
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee will receive a financial report, an ORCA report, and a trail report, and will review its February 2025 work plan and an ORCA seedling order. The meeting includes standard items such as call to order, land acknowledgement, agenda approval, and disclosure of interests. No specific decisions are listed in the agenda.
- Financial Report – presented by Chris Allison
- ORCA Report – presented by Meredith Carter
- Trail Report – presented by D'Agostino/Wall
- February 2025 Work Plan for the committee
- ORCA Seedling Order
Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee will consider two draft heritage by-laws for properties at 7 Prince Street and 8 Dufferin Street. The meeting will also include discussion of the advisory work plan for February 2025. Routine items such as agenda approval, minutes, reports, and adjournment are also on the agenda.
- Review of Draft Heritage By-law No. 2025-XX for 7 Prince Street
- Review of Draft Heritage By-law No. 2025-XX for 8 Dufferin Street
- Discussion of Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Work Plan (February 2025)
Regular Council
The council will consider a report on the Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 1702 Cedar Valley Road. It will vote on By-law No. 2025-09 to adopt Official Plan Amendment No. 19 and on By-law No. 2025-10 to adopt the corresponding Zoning amendment. The council will also consider By-law No. 2025-11 to execute an agreement with the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs for snowmobile use on selected township roads. Additional reports on drinking water quality and capital project status will be presented.
- Report – PEB 2025-09 Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments (1702 Cedar Valley Road)
- By-law No. 2025-09 – Adoption of Official Plan Amendment No. 19 for 1702 Cedar Valley Road
- By-law No. 2025-10 – Adoption of Zoning By-law Amendment for 1702 Cedar Valley Road
- By-law No. 2025-11 – Execute agreement with Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs – District 3
- Report – Public Works 2025-01 Drinking Water Quality Management System (Millbrook Water System)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will review the report from the planner on application MV-01-25, a minor variance request for 69 Highlands Boulevard. It will also approve the minutes from the August 22, 2024 meeting. No other decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Minor variance application MV-01-25 for 69 Highlands Boulevard
Regular Council
The council will receive a report on the Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 2166 North Monaghan Parkway and discuss the recommendations. It will consider resolutions to adopt the draft by-laws related to this project. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of the agenda, minutes, and a community safety plan update.
- Report – PEB 2025-05 Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments (2166 North Monaghan Parkway)
- Draft By-law No. 2025-06 – Official Plan Amendment No. 18 for 2166 North Monaghan Parkway
- Draft By-law No. 2025-07 – Zoning By-law Amendment for 2166 North Monaghan Parkway
- Report – Corporate Services Community Safety and Well-Being Plan Update
- Minutes of the Regular Council meeting held January 27, 2025
Sustainability Advisory Committee
The committee will consider the January 2025 work plan and a draft corporate and community energy and emissions report prepared by Aladaco Consulting. It will also approve the agenda, disclose any pecuniary interests, and approve the minutes from the December 13, 2024 meeting. No decisions are recorded in this agenda.
- Review and adopt the Sustainability Advisory Committee Work Plan (January 2025)
- Consider the Draft Corporate and Community Energy and Emissions Report – Aladaco Consulting
- Approve minutes from the December 13, 2024 meeting
- Approve the meeting agenda
- Disclose pecuniary interests
Millbrook Valley Trails Advisory Committee
The committee is meeting to discuss the January 2025 work plan and updated trail report assignments. The session includes financial, ORCA, and trail reports, as well as an update on signage.
- January 2025 Work Plan
- Updated MVT Trail Report Assignments 2025
- Financial Report by Chris Allison
- ORCA Report by Meredith Carter
- Update on signage
Regular Council
The Township of Cavan Monaghan will review the final draft of the 2025 Operating and Capital Budgets. Council will also hold a public meeting regarding an Official Plan Amendment for 988 County Road 10 and discuss township surplus lands.
- Official Plan Amendment No. 17 for 988 County Road 10
- Final Draft 2025 Operating and Capital Budgets presentation
- By-law No. 2025-03 to appoint a Deputy Treasurer
- Snowmobile Use Agreement request from Raymond Prince of Ganaraska Snowmobile Club
- Report on Township Surplus Lands (PEB 2025-01)
Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee
The Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for January 16, 2025 was cancelled because a quorum was not present. The agenda had included a review of draft heritage by‑laws for 7 Prince Street and 8 Dufferin Street, as well as a municipal revitalization and heritage work plan for January 2025. No items were approved or discussed.
- Draft Heritage By‑law No. 2025‑XX for 7 Prince Street
- Draft Heritage By‑law No. 2025‑XX for 8 Dufferin Street
- Municipal Revitalization and Heritage Advisory Work Plan – January 2025
Special Council Meeting
The council will hear presentations on the Cavan Monaghan Public Library Board budget, the Millbrook Downtown Business Improvement Area board, and the township’s 2025 operating and capital budgets. A draft finance budget will be reviewed. The meeting will also adopt By‑law No. 2025‑01 confirming the special‑meeting proceedings.
- Presentation – Cavan Monaghan Public Library Board Budget
- Presentation – Millbrook Downtown Business Improvement Area Board of Management
- Report – Finance 2025 2nd Draft Operating and Capital Budgets
- Confirming By‑law No. 2025‑01 to confirm meeting proceedings
Special Council Meeting
The Township of Cavan Monaghan council will present the second draft of the 2025 operating and capital budgets. Members may hear public input and vote on a resolution to close that input. The council will also consider By-law No. 2025‑02 to confirm the proceedings of this special meeting. A closed session is scheduled before adjournment.
- Presentation of the 2025 2nd Draft Operating and Capital Budgets
- Resolution to open public input on the budget
- Resolution to close public input on the budget
- Consideration of By‑law No. 2025‑02 confirming the meeting proceedings
- Closed session