Collingwood, ON

Special Committee of the Whole

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Downtown Collingwood BIA Board of Management

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Trails and Active Transportation Advisory Committee

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Council - Committee of the Whole

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Collingwood Heritage Committee

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Museum Advisory Committee

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Accessibility Advisory Committee

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Council

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Committee of Adjustment

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Collingwood Public Library Board

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Council - Committee of the Whole

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Council

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Council - Committee of the Whole

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Council

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Downtown Collingwood BIA Board of Management

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Trails and Active Transportation Advisory Committee

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Council - Committee of the Whole

Council will decide on a zoning by-law amendment to restrict industrial zones to employment uses, and vote on final approval of Official Plan and zoning amendments for the Reverie development at 11403 Highway 26. Other items include a stormwater management master plan, a physician recruitment incentive, and a pedestrian crossing policy.

• Town-initiated zoning by-law amendment to prohibit non-industrial uses in employment lands (M1, M2, M4, M5 zones)
• Final adoption of Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment for Reverie at 11403 Highway 26 (BL2026-055, BL2026-056)
• Zoning by-law amendment for 11 Craigleith Court (BL2026-057)
• Motion to submit expression of interest for Water and Waste Water Public Corporations Act model
• Motion to request permanent doubling of Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF)

Collingwood Heritage Committee

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Council - Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider amendments to the Chief Administrative Officer's by-law regarding Strong Mayor Powers and discuss the role of the Deputy Mayor as Simcoe County's alternate. The meeting also includes the adoption of the agenda and reports from various town committees.

• Amendments to CAO By-law re: Strong Mayor Powers
• Operational Plan: Q1-Q2 2026
• Approval of minutes from Heritage and Trails committees
• Discussion on Deputy Mayor's role at Simcoe County Council
• Confirmatory by-law for previous meetings

Council

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Committee of Adjustment

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The Committee of Adjustment approved two minor variance applications for residential properties. One allows for a detached additional residential unit at 19 Dellparr Avenue, and the other permits increased lot coverage for a porch at 97 Beech Street.

• Approved Minor Variance PLCIMA2026120 for a detached additional residential unit at 19 Dellparr Avenue (CARRIED)
• Approved Minor Variance PLCAMI2026180 to increase lot coverage from 40% to 50% for a porch at 97 Beech Street (CARRIED)
• Adopted the meeting agenda as amended (CARRIED)

Collingwood Heritage Committee

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The Collingwood Heritage Committee recommended approval of heritage permits for 15 Hurontario St, 27 Elgin St, and 234 Pine St, and deferred a permit for a new addition at 40 Simcoe St pending revisions. The committee also recommended Council fund restoration of the Ski Train mural and approved 2026 heritage grants for 80 Simcoe St and 82 Hume St.

• Approved Heritage Permit PLHP2026152 for 15 Hurontario St window alterations (carried)
• Approved Heritage Permit PLHP2026229 for 27 Elgin St window replacement (carried)
• Approved Heritage Permit PLHP2026245 for 234 Pine St rear addition and garage demolition, subject to conditions (carried)
• Deferred Heritage Permit PLHP2026251 for 40 Simcoe St addition, requiring red brick east elevation and heritage paint colors (carried)
• Recommended Council allocate 2027 budget for Ski Train mural restoration (carried)
• Approved 2026 Heritage Grant applications for 80 Simcoe St and revised grant for 82 Hume St (carried)
• Received Heritage Permits list for information (carried)

Council - Committee of the Whole

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Collingwood OPP Detachment Board

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Museum Advisory Committee

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The Committee accepted the Supervisor's Report and approved the acquisition of new artifact donations. Members discussed signage options, podcast volunteer needs, and potential new membership structures for residents.

• Adopted the July 16, 2026 agenda (CARRIED)
• Adopted the July 7, 2026 special meeting minutes (CARRIED)
• Accepted the Supervisor's Report for May and June 2026 (CARRIED)
• Approved the Recommended List of New Donations, including a dictionary and two pins (CARRIED)

Council

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Council held a closed session to discuss personnel, land, and legal matters, then returned to open session. The only reported decisions were the formal appointment of a member to the Trails and Active Transportation Advisory Committee and a commitment to provide a full leachate management update at the next Committee of the Whole meeting. No other substantive decisions were made in open session.

• Appointed a member to the Trails and Active Transportation Advisory Committee (in-camera, reported)
• Deferred leachate management update to next Committee of the Whole meeting (reported)
• Adopted agenda with addition of personnel matter (carried)
• Approved confirmatory by-law 2026-049 (carried)

Trails and Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Trails and Active Transportation Advisory Committee will discuss and potentially endorse the draft Sustainable Collingwood Plan, receive an update on the Active Transportation Plan from consultant EXP, and review budget and trail projects. Other items include updates on Campbell Street land use agreement, Cranberry Marsh boardwalk permit, and sign inventory.

• Active Transportation Plan discussion with EXP
• Endorsement of draft Sustainable Collingwood Plan
• Update on Campbell Street land use agreement
• Cranberry Marsh boardwalk permit application with NVCA
• Sign inventory and replacement go-ahead for new signs

The committee received a detailed presentation from EXP regarding the Transportation Policy & Development Action Plan, covering cycling networks and micromobility. Members discussed trail connectivity concerns and the status of the Trail Map and sign inventory. No substantive policy changes or contracts were voted on during the meeting.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (CARRIED)
• Adopted June 11, 2026 meeting minutes (CARRIED)
• Confirmed budget allows two members to attend the Ontario Bike Summit (Sept 22-24)
• Scheduled next meeting for August 13, 2026

Downtown Collingwood BIA Board of Management

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The Board accepted Vice-Chair Lindsey Watson's resignation effective July 7, 2026, and directed the General Manager to open recruitment to fill the vacancy. It also approved the financial statement, accounts payable vouchers totaling $47,294.99, and endorsed moving forward with Creative Street Markers as a 2027 budget item. The Board decided to send a letter to Council on future uses of the Federal Building.

• Accepted Vice-Chair Lindsey Watson's resignation effective July 7, 2026, and directed the General Manager to open recruitment for the vacant Board position.
• Approved the Financial Statement for the period ending June 30, 2026.
• Endorsed Accounts Payable Vouchers for the period up to July 9, 2026 in the amount of $47,294.99.
• Confirmed by consensus that the Maintenance and Beautification Committee will arrange Creative Street Markers in the 2027 budget.
• Approved a motion to provide a letter to Council on future uses of the Federal Building.
• Received the minutes of the Maintenance and Beautification, Improvement, and Promotion Advisory Committees, and the General Manager's monthly report.

Special Museum Advisory Committee

The Museum Advisory Committee will discuss and vote on providing a letter to Council with recommendations for the future use of the Federal Building at 44 Hurontario Street, which the Town may purchase. The committee is seeking input from the community via an online portal.

• Future Uses of the Federal Building (44 Hurontario St) – Committee to provide feedback letter to Council

The Museum Advisory Committee discussed the Town's public engagement on the future of the Federal Building and agreed to submit comments as a committee. They passed a motion to provide a letter to Council with their recommendations, and the Chair will draft it within two days to meet the July 12 deadline.

• Adopted the agenda as presented (MAC-019-2026).
• Agreed to submit comments as a committee on the Federal Building's future use.
• Approved a motion to provide a letter to Council with recommendations on the Federal Building's future use (MAC-020-2026).
• Adjourned the meeting at 11:30 a.m.

Council - Committee of the Whole

Council will hear a motion to adopt a Zero Tolerance Enforcement Policy for off-leash dogs, following 25 warnings since May. They will also vote on continuing free 3-hour downtown parking and approve commercial rental rates of $122/hour at the Centennial Aquatic Centre. A county report updates $600,000 leachate management upgrades at the Collingwood landfill, and a by-law revision on backflow prevention is on the agenda.

• Zero Tolerance Enforcement Policy for dogs running at large
• BIA recommendation to continue free 3-hour parking on Hurontario Street
• Centennial Aquatic Centre commercial fee set at $122/hour
• Leachate management upgrades at Collingwood Landfill, $600,000
• Revisions to Drinking Water Backflow By-law 2017-056

Council approved the Zero Tolerance Enforcement Policy (By-law 2026-01) and designated the off-leash dog rule (Section 10.1 of the Responsible Pet Ownership By-law) under it, following 25 warnings issued since May 13, 2026. Council also approved a $122/hour commercial rental rate for the Centennial Aquatic Centre effective August 1, 2026, with a CPI-adjusted rate for 2027. A motion was carried directing staff to better utilize the 31 Huron Street and Leisure Time Club parking lots in collaboration with the BIA. Council also endorsed a letter supporting the FCM Big City Mayors' Caucus Vibrant Downtowns initiative.

• Approved Zero Tolerance Enforcement Policy (By-law 2026-01) and designated off-leash dog rule under it
• Approved $122/hour commercial pool rental rate at Centennial Aquatic Centre effective Aug 1, 2026
• Approved CPI-adjusted commercial pool rate for 2027 Fees and Service Charges
• Directed staff to implement a plan to better utilize 31 Huron Street and Leisure Time Club parking lots
• Approved by-law to alter appointment process for alternate member to County of Simcoe Council
• Approved revisions to Backflow Prevention By-law 2017-056 through a new by-law
• Endorsed Heritage Committee recommendation not to initiate heritage designation for 660 Sixth Street
• Approved letter supporting FCM Big City Mayors' Caucus Vibrant Downtowns initiative

Special Downtown Collingwood BIA Board of Management

The Downtown Collingwood BIA Board of Management will meet in closed session to discuss the General Manager's 2025 performance review and set performance goals for 2026. The public portion includes adoption of the agenda and declarations of conflict. The next regular meeting is scheduled for July 9, 2026.

• General Manager's 2025 Performance Review (in-camera)
• General Manager's 2026 Performance Goals (in-camera)
• Next meeting: July 9, 2026 at 7:30 a.m.

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will decide on two minor variance applications: one to permit a new single detached dwelling at 315 Oak Street replacing an existing home, and another to allow a detached accessory residential unit with reduced setbacks at 320 Sixth Street. The committee will also review its 2025-2026 goals, accomplishments, and budget updates.

• Minor Variance PLCAMI2026185: new single detached dwelling at 315 Oak Street
• Minor Variance PLCIMA2026164: detached ARU with setback relief at 320 Sixth Street
• Committee to discuss 2025-2026 goals, accomplishments, and budget updates

The Committee approved two minor variance applications for residential properties. One allows for the replacement of a home at 315 Oak Street, and the other permits a detached additional residential unit at 320 Sixth Street.

• Approved Minor Variance PLCAMI2026185 for 315 Oak Street to allow a new single detached dwelling with reduced setbacks (Carried)
• Approved Minor Variance PLCIMA2026164 for 320 Sixth Street to reduce side and rear yard setbacks for a detached Additional Residential Unit (Carried)

Collingwood Public Library Board

The Collingwood Public Library Board will consider approving the draft audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2025. The board will also vote on updated Truth and Reconciliation and Diversity and Inclusion policies, and proceed in-camera to discuss a land acquisition (MURF Update) and a staffing matter. Several routine reports, including statistical and financial reports, are scheduled for approval.

• Approve draft audited financial statements for Dec 31, 2025
• Discuss proposed land acquisition/land disposition (MURF Update) in closed session
• Discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual in closed session
• Approve Policy FN-05: Truth and Reconciliation Efforts
• Approve Policy FN-06: Diversity and Inclusion

Council

The Council will meet to discuss several sensitive matters behind closed doors. These include updates on the Terminals Point project, land dispositions, the Multi-Use Recreation Facility (MURF), and the Arts Centre.

• Terminals Point update
• Labour relations and employee negotiations
• Land disposition update
• Multi-Use Recreation Facility (MURF) discussion
• Arts Centre discussion

Council adopted the agenda and entered an in-camera session to discuss various topics including land acquisitions, labour relations, and a recreation facility. No substantive decisions were recorded in the open session following the meeting.

• Adopted the Council Agenda (RES-263-2026)
• Approved proceeding to an in-camera session (RES-264-2026)
• Passed By-law No. 2026-047 to confirm proceedings (RES-266-2026)

Collingwood OPP Detachment Board

The Collingwood OPP Detachment Board is meeting to finalize its annual report for presentation to the Town Council. The board will also review a council resolution regarding public safety and discuss correspondence concerning social behavior and disorderly conduct.

• Approval of the Annual Report to Council
• Review of Town Council Resolution 189-2026 regarding public safety
• Discussion of correspondence regarding 'Social Behaviour' and 'Drunken and Disorderly' incidents

The board discussed public safety and nuisance by-law enforcement, focusing on homelessness and community engagement. It directed OPP personnel to meet with town staff to discuss resources and best approaches for enforcement, and to create a communications plan. The board also approved its Annual Report to Council for presentation on July 6, 2026.

• Adopted agenda as amended with added correspondence (carried)
• Directed OPP and town staff to meet on public nuisance enforcement and report back (carried)
• Directed creation of a communications plan on public's role in assisting authorities (carried)
• Approved Annual Report to Council for July 6, 2026 presentation (carried)

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee will hear a staff presentation on the 'What’s Possible' housing campaign, discuss a transit app and National AccessAbility Week activities, and review the committee's 2025-2026 goals and budget updates. They will also consider feedback from NAAW engagement and plan for summer meetings.

• Staff presentation on 'What’s Possible - Collingwood Housing Campaign'
• Discussion on transit app accessibility features
• County of Simcoe grant opportunities for accessibility projects
• Review of 2025-2026 goals and budget updates
• Feedback from National AccessAbility Week engagement

Museum Advisory Committee

The Museum Advisory Committee will consider accepting the 2025 annual report and discuss upcoming events including a travelling exhibit, walking tours, and a community collectors exhibit. They will also tour the Watts Boathouse offsite.

• Acceptance of 2025 Annual Report
• TODS Signage discussion
• Volunteer recognition for podcast
• Event sign-up sheet
• Offsite tour of Watts Boathouse

The Committee approved the amended 2025 Annual Report for submission with the CMOG application. Members discussed improving local directional signage to better direct visitors to the Museum.

• Approved the amended agenda (MAC-017-2026)
• Approved May 21, 2026 minutes for Council receipt
• Accepted the 2025 Annual Report as amended (MAC-018-2026)
• Adjourned meeting at 11:30 a.m.

Special Downtown Collingwood BIA Board of Management

The Downtown Collingwood BIA Board of Management will hold a special meeting to conduct a personnel review. The board will move into a closed session to discuss the General Manager's 2025 performance and set goals for 2026.

• General Manager's 2025 Performance Review
• General Manager's 2026 Performance Goals

Council - Committee of the Whole

Council will consider a staff report on a Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP) that could lower fees for new developments. A motion aims to clarify the status of the CAO by-law under strong mayor powers. Other items include a municipal services corporations report on water/wastewater collaboration, a motion supporting the Escarpment Corridor Alliance, and endorsement of a multi-year accessibility plan.

• Staff report T2026-08 on Development Charge Reduction Program with guidelines and application form
• Motion from Deputy Mayor Fryer regarding Strong Mayor Powers and CAO by-law amendments
• Staff report CAO2026-05 on Municipal Services Corporations and water/wastewater service options
• Motion to support Escarpment Corridor Alliance for ecological connectivity and stewardship
• Staff report CCS2026-03 on 2026-2030 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan request for endorsement

The Council approved a resolution supporting the County of Simcoe's request to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic. Additionally, Council endorsed a resolution regarding provincial financial assistance for policing and approved previous Committee of the Whole recommendations.

• Approved agenda with several additions and one removal (5-0)
• Approved minutes from June 1 and June 8 meetings (5-0)
• Approved June 1 Committee of the Whole recommendations (5-0)
• Endorsed Red Lake Resolution regarding provincial financial assistance for policing (5-0)
• Waived notice of motion to consider intimate partner violence resolution (5-0)
• Approved resolution supporting declaration of intimate partner violence as an epidemic (5-0)
• Deferred motion regarding Strong Mayor Powers pending further information (5-0)

Downtown Collingwood BIA Board of Management

The Downtown Collingwood BIA Board will vote on a financial statement and approve multiple accounts payable vouchers totaling over $20,000. They will also hear a deputation on the town’s housing education campaign, receive committee reports, and hold a closed session for the General Manager’s performance review.

• Approve accounts payable vouchers totaling $16,063.21 and individual payments to staff
• Deputation on Town of Collingwood Housing Education Campaign
• In-camera session for General Manager's performance review
• Review of BIA Board 2025-2026 Goals and Accomplishments
• Receive minutes from Maintenance, Improvement, and Promotion committees

The BIA Board endorsed financial statements and approved expense reimbursements for members. They recommended that Council extend free parking on Hurontario Street with a three-hour limit until the parking study results are considered. The Board also received a presentation on the Town's housing education campaign and discussed downtown issues including OPP foot patrols and sidewalk cleanliness.

• Adopted agenda as amended (carried)
• Accepted Financial Statement for May 2026 (carried)
• Endorsed accounts payable vouchers totalling $16,063.21 (carried)
• Recommended free parking on Hurontario St with 3-hour limit (carried)
• Received committee minutes from Maintenance, Improvement, and Promotion (each carried)
• Proceeded in-camera for General Manager's performance review (carried)

Trails and Active Transportation Advisory Committee

The Trails and Active Transportation Advisory Committee will hear a deputation on the County Road 32 roundabout at Sixth Street and Tenth Line. They will receive updates on trail signage, an online trail map for AODA compliance, and construction including bike lanes on 6th Street and detours on Old Mountain Road. The committee will also discuss Ontario's proposed modernized framework for power-assisted bicycles and review their 2025-2026 goals and budget.

• Deputation on County Road 32 Roundabout (Sixth Street and Tenth Line)
• Trail signage update and prioritization of new signage
• Trail map AODA compliance update
• 6th Street construction bike lane and Old Mountain Road detours
• Discussion of Ontario's proposed e-bike framework

The committee reviewed a proposed single-lane roundabout at Sixth Street and Tenth Line. Members also received updates on trail signage, construction projects, and upcoming road painting work.

• Adopted the June 11, 2026 agenda as amended (Carried)
• Approved May 14, 2026 meeting minutes for forwarding to Council (Carried)
• Adjusted pedestrian signal timing at Cameron Street, Collins Street, and Hurontario Street intersection

Council

The majority of this meeting is conducted in-camera to discuss sensitive legal, labor, and land matters. The public session is limited to procedural items and the adoption of a confirmatory by-law.

• MURF Site Review and land acquisition/disposition update
• Legal opinion regarding Strong Mayor powers
• Collective bargaining and labor relations
• Indigenous training for council members
• By-law No. 2026-045 (Confirmatory)

The meeting consisted primarily of an in-camera session addressing labour, training, land acquisition, and legal matters. No substantive decisions were made in open session; only procedural items such as agenda adoption and confirmatory by-law were approved.

• Adopted agenda as amended (carried)
• Proceeded in-camera for five items (carried)
• Rose from in-camera to open session (carried)
• Enacted confirmatory by-law 2026-045 (carried)
• Adjourned at 3:42 p.m. (carried)

Collingwood Heritage Committee

The Collingwood Heritage Committee will consider endorsing the Collingwood Cultural Heritage Emergency Management Plan and recommending it to Council. They will also discuss a request for 2027 Parks budget funding to restore light fixtures on Central Park gates. Additionally, they will support a motion for a provincial Heritage Helping Housing Building Grant and review recently issued heritage permits.

• Support recommendation for Cultural Heritage Emergency Plan
• Request for 2027 Parks budget funding to restore Central Park gate light fixtures (amount TBD)
• Support for ACO proposal for $10M/year provincial Heritage Helping Housing Building Grant
• Heritage permits issued: 198 Pine St (porch repairs), 265 Pine St (fencing), 105 Hurontario St (masonry repairs), among others
• Preliminary discussion on Canada Post community mailbox locations

The Committee voted to support the final Collingwood Cultural Heritage Emergency Management Plan (CHEMP) and recommended Council approve it. They also endorsed a resolution calling on the province to fund a Heritage Helping Housing grant program. A 2026 Heritage Grant for 43 Hurontario Street was approved, and the Committee recommended Council fund restoration of Central Park gates light fixtures.

• Endorsed Cultural Heritage Emergency Management Plan, recommending Council approval (carried)
• Endorsed Saugeen Shores motion for provincial Heritage Helping Housing grant (carried)
• Approved 2026 Heritage Grant for 43 Hurontario Street (carried)
• Received list of 7 heritage permits issued since last meeting (carried)
• Recommended Council fund Central Park gates light fixture restoration (carried)
• Adopted agenda as amended (carried)
• Adopted May 7, 2026 minutes (carried)
• Deferred discussion on community mailbox locations to future meeting

Council - Committee of the Whole

The Council will consider a zoning by-law amendment for a subdivision at 780 Tenth Line (Linksview) and vote on endorsing the Sustainable Collingwood Plan as the town's climate action strategy. A motion to support a $10M/year provincial heritage building grant program will also be debated. Deputations cover homelessness, climate action, and behaviour on the promenade.

• Zoning by-law amendment for 780 Tenth Line (Linksview) subdivision
• Endorsement of Sustainable Collingwood Plan (climate change strategy)
• Motion to endorse $10M/year provincial Heritage Helping Housing grant program
• Deputation on homelessness from County of Simcoe
• Notice of motion on Strong Mayor Powers