Dufferin County public meetings in 2024
63 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meeting
Dufferin County Council will receive a 2025 budget overview and consider Official Plan Amendment No. 4 and No. 7. The meeting also includes the approval of user fee by-law changes and a contract renewal for the Northern911 Public Safety Answering Point.
- Approval of By-Law 2024-52 to repeal 2017-33 and establish new procurement policies
- Contract with Northern911 extended until July 2028
- Grant request of $12,500 approved for Township of Mulmur
- Official Plan Amendment No. 7 for 40-60 Emma Street South, Grand Valley
- By-Law 2024-51 ratifying Rural Economic Development Grant Agreement Amendment
Council voted 31-3 to fund and proceed with the redesign of the Edelbrock Centre. They also approved forwarding proposed modifications to Official Plan Amendment No. 4 to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (24-10). Transit service with Grey County was extended to March 31, 2025, and several reports and by-laws were adopted.
- Approved Edelbrock Centre redesign funding and implementation (31-3)
- Forwarded Official Plan Amendment No. 4 modifications to the Ministry (24-10)
- Extended transit MOU with Grey County to March 31, 2025
- Approved Grand Valley OPA No. 7 for 4-storey apartment at 40-60 Emma St S
- Extended Northern911 contract for Public Safety Answering Point until July 2028
- Approved Mulmur emergency readiness grant up to $12,500
- Enacted By-Laws 2024-51 to 2024-54
- Received 2025 Budget Overview presentation
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Election of the Warden
The Dufferin County Council will elect the 2025 Warden, administer the oath of office, and present the chain of office, gavel, and Warden's pin. The meeting will also include remarks by the incoming Warden and the selection of committee chairs and members.
- Election of 2025 Warden
- Oath of office for 2025 Warden
- Presentation of chain of office, gavel and Warden's pin
- Remarks by the 2025 Warden
- Selection of committee chairs and committee members
At the December 12, 2024 meeting, Council elected Councillor Janet Horner as Warden for the 2024-2025 term, defeating Councillor Lisa Post by a vote of 8 to 7. The meeting also appointed chairs for four standing committees and adopted the full committee membership slate.
- Elected Councillor Janet Horner as Warden (8-7 over Councillor Lisa Post)
- Appointed Councillor Todd Taylor as Chair of Infrastructure and Environmental Services
- Appointed Councillor John Creelman as Chair of General Government Services
- Appointed Councillor Wade Mills as Chair of Community Development and Tourism (weighted vote 24-10 over Councillor Gail Little)
- Appointed Councillor James McLean as Chair of Health and Human Services
- Adopted the committee membership slate for all four committees (carried)
Health and Human Services
The Health and Human Services Committee will consider three reports: a 2025 Paramedic Services budget enhancement, a quarterly Community Services activity report for Q2 and Q3 2024, and a report on increased Reaching Home funding. For each report the committee will recommend that it be received. No motions or other business are listed on the agenda.
- 2025 Paramedic Services Budget report (Report #2024-003)
- Quarterly Community Services Activity Report – 2nd & 3rd Quarter 2024 (Report #Health and Human Services-2024-007)
- Reaching Home Funding Increase report (Report #2024-008)
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee will receive reports on equity in child care programming and a review of older adult services. The committee will also review the 2025 annual communications calendar regarding days of significance.
- Presentation on equity considerations in Early Years and Child Care (EYCC) programming
- Review of Older Adult Services and highlights from the Older Adult Services Review
- Review of the 2025 Days of Significance communications calendar
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee met virtually on November 28, 2024, but lost quorum during a presentation by the Early Years and Child Care Division, forcing the meeting to adjourn early. No formal decisions were made; the only action was scheduling the next meeting for January 23, 2025.
- Meeting adjourned early due to loss of quorum during EYCC presentation
- Next meeting scheduled for January 23, 2025 at 7:00 pm (virtual)
General Government Services
The General Government Services Committee will consider several recommendations, including adopting the Access Dufferin meeting minutes from November 20, 2024, receiving a User Fee By‑law update and repealing By‑law 2015‑41, and approving a $12,500 grant to the Township of Mulmur under the Municipal Emergency Readiness Fund. The committee will also receive a health and safety updates report and a resolution from the Town of Orangeville on the distribution of taxes from property transactions.
- Adopt Access Dufferin meeting minutes (Nov 20, 2024)
- User Fee By‑law update and repeal of By‑law 2015‑41
- Approve $12,500 Municipal Emergency Readiness Fund grant for Mulmur
- Receive health and safety updates report
- Receive Orangeville resolution on tax distribution from property transactions
The General Government Services Committee approved a $12,500 grant to the Township of Mulmur for the Municipal Emergency Readiness Fund, received a report on user fee by-law changes, and supported a Town of Orangeville resolution on tax distribution. All decisions were carried unanimously.
- Approved $12,500 (or 50% of actual cost, whichever lower) Municipal Emergency Readiness Fund grant for Mulmur
- Received User Fee By-Law update report and directed that a by-law be presented to Council, repealing By-Law 2015-41
- Adopted Access Dufferin minutes from November 20, 2024
- Received Health and Safety Updates report for 2024
- Supported Town of Orangeville resolution on distribution of taxes from property transactions
Access Dufferin
The Access Dufferin Committee will hear a presentation on the Raising the Bar website from the Early Years and Child Care manager and a community pedagogist. It will then discuss a potential training opportunity to improve alternative and augmented communication methods for accessible meetings. The meeting includes standard items such as a land acknowledgement and declaration of pecuniary interest.
- Land acknowledgement statement for Indigenous territories
- Declaration of pecuniary interest by members
- Report: Raising the Bar website presentation
- Discussion of potential training for accessible communication
- Next meeting scheduled for January 15, 2025 at the Edelbrock Centre
The Access Dufferin Committee met on November 20, 2024, to hear a presentation on the Raising the Bar website and discuss potential training on alternative communication for meetings. The minutes record no substantive decisions or votes, as the meeting was procedural and informational.
- Discussed potential training on alternative and augmented forms of communication for Committee and Council meetings
County Wide Transit Ad Hoc
The County-wide Transit Ad Hoc Committee met on Nov. 14, 2024 at the W & M Edelbrock Centre in Orangeville. The committee held a discussion on funding opportunities available for transit services in Dufferin County. No specific decisions or motions were recorded.
- Discussion of funding opportunities for transit (no dollar amount specified)
The County-Wide Transit Ad Hoc Committee directed staff to collaborate with neighboring counties on a federal grant application for a regional door-to-door transit feasibility study. Additionally, staff will explore partnership opportunities with Grey County regarding the Orangeville to Shelburne transit route.
- Directed staff to apply for federal grant for regional transit study (Carried)
- Directed staff to explore partnership with Grey County for Orangeville-Shelburne route (Carried)
Council Meeting
The Dufferin County Council will consider and vote on a range of reports, including approvals for the 2025 Municipal Emergency Readiness Fund grants, adoption of the draft Procurement By-Law, and a trail easement with Credit Valley Conservation. It will also receive recommendations on waste‑event procurement, a lease agreement for the Mansfield Outdoor Centre trail, and a new Creed and Accommodation of Spiritual and Religious Observances policy. Additional items include routine approvals of minutes, proclamations, and various departmental reports.
- Approve $12,500 grants (or 50% of cost) for Grand Valley, Melancthon, and Mono; $5,285 for Shelburne; $10,000 for Dufferin Emergency Search and Rescue
- Adopt the draft 2024 Procurement By‑Law
- Enter easement agreement with Credit Valley Conservation for a pedestrian bridge and trail over the Credit River in Dufferin Road 109 right‑of‑way
- Approve procurement and budget allocation for 2025 Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste Events
- Approve draft Creed and Accommodation of Spiritual and Religious Observances policy (no additional paid days off)
Dufferin County Council adopted a new Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan and approved several infrastructure and financial measures. Council also authorized staff to pursue a federal grant for a regional door-to-door transit feasibility study and tabled a motion to restructure committee meetings. Additionally, Council provided direction on CUPE labour negotiations following a closed session.
- Adopted Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan
- Approved 2025 Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste procurement
- Authorized pedestrian bridge easement with Credit Valley Conservation
- Approved 2025 Municipal Emergency Readiness Fund grants
- Reappointed Councillor Gerrits to SWIFT Board of Directors
- Tabled motion to dissolve standing committees
- Approved CUPE negotiation mandate
- Enacted four by-laws regarding tax rates and lease agreements
Council - Special Meeting
The Dufferin County Council special meeting will approve its agenda, record any member interests, hold a closed session on personal matters, and pass a confirmatory by‑law that records the proceedings of the November 7, 2024 meeting. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.
- Approval of the agenda for the November 7, 2024 meeting
- Declaration of interest by council members under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
- Closed session on personal matters about an identifiable individual
- Confirmatory By‑law 2024‑xx to record the meeting’s proceedings
- Adjournment of the meeting
The special meeting was largely procedural, with the only substantive action being a closed session under the Municipal Act to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual. Council received a verbal report on the matter, then returned to open session and passed a confirmatory by-law. No other decisions were made.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Moved into closed session (3:06 pm) under Municipal Act s. 239(2)(b) (carried)
- Received verbal report on identifiable individual in closed session
- Returned to open session (4:06 pm) (carried)
- Enacted By-Law 2024-45, confirmatory by-law (carried)
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee will hear a presentation on older adult services offered by Dufferin County and highlights from a recent review. It will also review the county's annual communications calendar and the 2025 Days of Significance schedule. No formal decisions are listed; the meeting consists of reports and acknowledgments. The next meeting is scheduled for November 28, 2024.
- Older Adult Services review presentation by Brenda Wagner
- Annual communications calendar and Days of Significance 2025 presentation by Megan Ball
Council - Special Meeting
Dufferin County Council will hold a special meeting on October 29, 2024, at the W&M Edelbrock Centre in Orangeville. The agenda includes a closed session to discuss personal matters regarding identifiable individuals.
- Closed session to discuss personal matters about identifiable individuals
- Meeting held at W&M Edelbrock Centre, 30 Centre Street, Orangeville
- Meeting live streamed on YouTube at @DufferinOne
The special meeting was called to order and immediately moved into closed session under the Municipal Act to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual (a municipal or local board employee). Council received a verbal report in closed session, returned to open session, and adjourned without making any substantive public decisions.
- Moved into closed session for personal matters about an identifiable individual (carried)
- Returned to open session (carried)
- Adjourned meeting (carried)
Health and Human Services
The Health and Human Services Committee will receive several reports and recommendations, including a funding increase for Community Support Services, a proposal to purchase mobility vans, and an update on the Enhanced Older Adults Transportation Plan. The committee will also consider the final Ambulance Service Review report and a resolution supporting the SolveTheCrisis.ca campaign. Decisions will be recorded as recommendations to receive the reports and to fund the outlined initiatives.
- Funding increase for Community Support Services (one‑time and base funding)
- Purchase of mobility vans, with costs funded from the Dufferin Oaks capital reserve fund
- Implementation of phase one of the Enhanced Older Adults Transportation Plan in 2025 and inclusion of costs in the 2025 budget
- Receipt of the Chief Paramedic’s Ambulance Service Review final report
- Resolution supporting the SolveTheCrisis.ca campaign and urging provincial and federal action
The Dufferin County Health and Human Services Committee received several reports regarding community support services, encampments, mobility vans, and staffing. The committee directed staff to implement phase one of the Enhanced Older Adults Transportation Plan in 2025 and approved funding additional mobility van costs through the Dufferin Oaks Capital Reserve Fund. Additionally, the committee voted to support the SolvetheCrisis.ca campaign, calling on provincial and federal governments to address homelessness, mental health, and addictions.
- Received report on Funding Increase for Community Support Services
- Received report on Encampments and Reaching Home Project
- Approved purchase of mobility vans with additional costs funded through the Dufferin Oaks Capital Reserve Fund
- Received report on Enhanced Older Adults Transportation Plan Update and directed staff to implement phase one in 2025 with costs included in the 2025 Budget
- Received report on Ministry of Health Ambulance Service Review Final Report
- Received report on Organizational Planning - Health and Human Services Staffing
- Supported the SolvetheCrisis.ca Campaign and called for provincial and federal action on mental health, addictions, and homelessness
General Government Services
The General Government Services Committee will consider several reports and recommendations, including an update to the Procurement By‑Law, a new Creed and Accommodation of Spiritual and Religious Observances policy, and a CAO Performance Evaluation Policy for 2025. It will also receive a report on the Vacant Home Tax and approve Municipal Emergency Readiness Fund grants for Grand Valley, Melancthon, Mono, Shelburne and Dufferin Emergency Search and Rescue. A motion will be voted on to dissolve all standing committees, move to bi‑monthly council meetings, and introduce a consent agenda, taking effect in January 2025.
- Approve the draft 2024 Procurement By‑Law update
- Adopt the Creed and Accommodation of Spiritual and Religious Observances policy
- Approve MERF grants: Grand Valley $12,500; Melancthon $12,500; Mono $12,500; Shelburne $5,285; Dufferin Emergency Search and Rescue $10,000
- Adopt the CAO Performance Evaluation Policy for 2025
- Motion to dissolve standing committees, set council meetings for the second and fourth Thursdays, and introduce a consent agenda effective Jan 2025
The committee approved an updated Procurement By-Law and a new Creed and Accommodation of Spiritual and Religious Observances policy (with no additional paid days off). It also approved 2025 Municipal Emergency Readiness Fund grants for four municipalities and Dufferin Emergency Search and Rescue, and received reports on the Vacant Home Tax, CAO Performance Evaluation Policy, and organizational planning. A notice of motion to dissolve standing committees and move to bi-monthly council meetings was introduced but not voted on.
- Approved 2024 Procurement By-Law update (carried)
- Approved Creed and Accommodation of Spiritual and Religious Observances policy, no additional paid days off (carried)
- Approved $12,500 or 50% cost grant for Grand Valley, Melancthon, and Mono for emergency readiness
- Approved $5,285 or 50% cost grant for Shelburne for emergency readiness
- Approved $10,000 grant for Dufferin Emergency Search and Rescue
- Received Vacant Home Tax report (carried)
- Received CAO Performance Evaluation Policy report and approved policy with HR consultant amendment
- Received organizational planning report (carried)
Infrastructure and Environmental Services
The Infrastructure and Environmental Services Committee will consider entering agreements for a pedestrian bridge and trail with the Credit Valley Conservation Authority, approve a lease for the Mansfield Outdoor Centre, and authorize funding for 2025 Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste events.
- Credit Valley Conservation pedestrian bridge and trail easement
- Mansfield Outdoor Centre trail use lease agreement
- 2025 Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste events budget
- Staffing plan for 2025 Infrastructure and Environmental Services
- Support for Ontario Rural Road Safety Program
The Dufferin County Infrastructure and Environmental Services Committee directed staff to enter an easement agreement for a pedestrian bridge and trail over the Credit River and approved proceeding with contractor procurement for 2025 waste events. The committee also agreed to enter a trail use lease agreement with the Mansfield Outdoor Centre and passed a resolution requesting the provincial government implement a rural road safety program. Additionally, a request from the Township of Melancthon for road safety funding was deferred to January 2025.
- Directed staff to enter agreement with Credit Valley Conservation for trail and pedestrian bridge over Credit River
- Approved proceeding with contractor procurement for 2025 Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste Events
- Approved Main Tract trail use lease agreement with Mansfield Outdoor Centre through November 30, 2025
- Received 2025 Organizational Planning report for Infrastructure and Environmental Services
- Received correspondence from Township of Mulmur regarding road network transfers
- Began procurement process for transportation data management and analysis software
- Requested Government of Ontario implement an Ontario Rural Road Safety Program
- Deferred Melancthon correspondence regarding community safety funding to January 2025
Community Development and Tourism
The Community Development and Tourism Committee will receive reports on the new 2024 Ontario Building Code, the Provincial Planning Statement, and the draft Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan. The committee is also set to adopt the Tourism Strategy and Action Plan Addendum and the draft Economic Development Strategy.
- Adoption of draft Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan
- Adoption of Tourism Strategy and Action Plan Addendum
- Review of Museum Deaccession Report
- Update on Municipal Comprehensive Review progress
- Introduction of new 2024 Ontario Building Code
The Community Development and Tourism Committee received 11 reports and approved the deaccession of objects from the Museum of Dufferin's permanent collection. All motions were carried unanimously. The committee also received updates on the Economic Development Strategy, Tourism Strategy Addendum, new Investors Guide, and the 2024 Ontario Building Code, among others.
- Received Museum Summer Camp Report (carried)
- Approved deaccession of objects per Museum of Dufferin Collections Management Policy (carried)
- Received Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan draft (carried)
- Received Tourism Strategy and Action Plan Addendum (carried)
- Received New Investors Guide and Investment Attraction Outlook (carried)
- Received Building Services: County of Dufferin & Township of Amaranth update (carried)
- Received New 2024 Ontario Building Code report (carried)
- Received Municipal Comprehensive Review Progress Report (carried)
Council Meeting
The council approved a new transit service linking Orangeville and Shelburne, with a fare‑free pilot running from January 2025 to July 2027. An annual budget of $168,000 ($14,000 per month) for the pilot was included in the 2025 budget, and the council adopted the County‑Wide Transit Ad Hoc Committee minutes. The council also appointed BDO Canada LLP as auditors for 2024‑2026, ratified a lease agreement for Bethell Hospice at the Edelbrock Centre, and received the Older Adults Services Review and Master Housing Strategy, directing staff to identify three properties for development.
- Transit service between Orangeville and Shelburne, fare‑free pilot Jan 2025‑Jul 2027, $168,000 annual budget
- By‑Law 2024‑42 appointing BDO Canada LLP as auditors for 2024‑2026
- By‑Law 2024‑43 ratifying Bethell Hospice lease assignment at Edelbrock Centre
- Receipt of Older Adults Services Review and Master Housing Strategy; staff directed to identify three development properties
- Adoption of County‑Wide Transit Ad Hoc Committee minutes (Sept 12 2024)
County Wide Transit Ad Hoc
The County‑Wide Transit Ad Hoc Committee directed staff to implement a transit service between Orangeville and Shelburne, provided by the Town of Orangeville, and to run a fare‑free pilot from January 2025 to July 2027. An annual amount of $168,000 ($14,000 per month) was added to the 2025 budget for the service. The committee also received an update on four potential older‑adult transportation routes linking surrounding towns to Orangeville and Shelburne. A follow‑up meeting is planned for January.
- Staff directed to implement Orangeville‑Shelburne transit service provided by the Town of Orangeville
- Fare‑free pilot program approved to run from Jan 2025 until July 2027
- Annual budget allocation of $168,000 ($14,000 monthly) for the service in 2025
- Discussion of four potential older‑adult routes: Grand Valley/Amaranth/East Garafraxa to Orangeville, Mono to Orangeville, Melancthon to Shelburne, Mulmur to Shelburne
- Committee will hold a follow‑up meeting in January (date TBD)
Access Dufferin
The agenda for the Dufferin County meeting on 2024-09-18 contains no listed items and appears to be procedural boilerplate only.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee
The agenda for the Dufferin County Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee meeting on September 16, 2024 contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided agenda document.
The committee received updates on the Community Resiliency Hub Project and draft Equity and Climate Lenses, with no formal decisions made. Members suggested reaching out to Indigenous chiefs, and the lenses will be tested through 2024-2025.
- No formal decisions made; items were informational only
- Suggested contacting Indigenous chiefs for resiliency hub engagement
Council Meeting
The agenda for the Dufferin County Council meeting on 2024-09-12 contains no specific items; it only shows placeholder sections without any decisions, proposals, or discussions.
Council approved adding $1,058,500 in projects to the 2024 capital workplan, including bridge, electrical, and facility upgrades. It also approved committing funds from the rate stabilization reserve for electric vehicle charger infrastructure (33-1). Council set the 2025 non-union cost of living adjustment at 3.06% and approved a 2.5% rent increase for county-owned housing units.
- Approved $1,058,500 in additions to 2024 capital workplan
- Approved EV charger funding via rate stabilization reserve (33-1)
- Set 2025 non-union cost of living adjustment at 3.06%
- Approved 2.5% rent increase for county housing units
- Approved $70,000 for Orangeville Food Bank in 2025 budget
- Adopted Homelessness Task Force Terms of Reference
- Approved Official Plan Amendment No. 4 for Melancthon
- Approved 12-month Data and Funding Analyst contract for child care
County Wide Transit Ad Hoc Committee
The Dufferin County Transit Ad Hoc Committee will meet on September 12, 2024. The agenda posted contains no specific items, only procedural placeholders. No decisions, contracts, or hearings are listed for this meeting.
Council - Special Meeting
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The special meeting was largely procedural, with the only substantive decision being a closed-session discussion about an identifiable individual, after which Council authorized the Warden to act as discussed. The meeting also approved the agenda and a confirmatory by-law (2024-34) to formalize the proceedings.
- Approved agenda for August 27, 2024 special meeting
- Moved into closed session under Municipal Act Section 239(2)(b) for a personal matter
- Authorized Warden to act as discussed in closed session
- Enacted By-Law 2024-34 confirming proceedings
Council - Special Meeting
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Dufferin County Council held a statutory public meeting on proposed building permit fee changes, with no public comments received. Council then approved the Enbridge Gas Inc. Model Franchise Agreement and authorized its submission to the Ontario Energy Board, and approved a $15,000 month-to-month subsidy for Grey County Transit Route 2, not to exceed four months, funded from the Rate Stabilization Reserve.
- Approved Enbridge Gas Inc. Model Franchise Agreement and draft by-law, authorizing submission to Ontario Energy Board
- Approved $15,000 month-to-month subsidy for Grey County Transit Route 2 (Shelburne-Orangeville), max 4 months, from Rate Stabilization Reserve
- Enacted By-Law 2024-32 authorizing Warden and Clerk to execute Enbridge franchise agreement
- Enacted By-Law 2024-33 confirming proceedings of the meeting
- Held public meeting on building permit fee changes; no public comments received
Health and Human Services
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The committee received a report on the 2025 rent increase and approved a 2.5% increase for market rents on County-owned housing units. It also adopted the Terms of Reference for the Dufferin County Homelessness Task Force, as amended to include assessment of the housing strategy. A resolution urging the province to address the physician shortage was carried, and a notice of motion was given to request changes to federal childcare funding quotas.
- Approved 2.5% increase to 2025 market rents for County-owned housing units
- Adopted Homelessness Task Force Terms of Reference, as amended
- Carried resolution urging province to recognize physician shortage and fund health care
- Received funding increase report for Community Support Services
- Received Early Years and Child Care Service System Plan 2023-2026
- Received financial update up to June 30, 2024
- Notice of motion to request federal/provincial fix of childcare for-profit/not-for-profit quotas
Community Development and Tourism
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The Community Development and Tourism Committee received all eight reports presented, covering topics from the Municipal Comprehensive Review progress to enforcement statistics and a financial update. The only substantive action taken was approving the deaccession of objects from the Museum of Dufferin's permanent collection as listed in the August 2024 report. All motions were carried unanimously.
- Received Municipal Comprehensive Review progress report (carried)
- Received report on international recognition for tourism initiatives (carried)
- Received Community Insights Workshop Series update (carried)
- Received Updated 2023 International Plowing Match Aggregate Report (carried)
- Received Enforcement Statistics report (carried)
- Approved deaccession of museum objects per Collections Management Policy (carried)
- Received Financial Update to June 30, 2024 (carried)
General Government Services
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Infrastructure and Environmental Services
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Access Dufferin
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The Access Dufferin Committee unanimously agreed to add four additional accessible parking spaces at the Edelbrock Centre, two near Entrance B and two near Entrance C, following a review of the current parking lot design. The design meets AODA and Ontario Building Code standards, and a rendering from the engineering firm will be circulated. The committee also agreed to hold joint meetings with Orangeville and Shelburne accessibility committees, including a proposed twice-yearly schedule.
- Approved adding four accessible parking spots at Edelbrock Centre (unanimous)
- Agreed to hold joint meetings with Orangeville and Shelburne accessibility committees
Access Dufferin
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Council Meeting
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Council - Special Meeting
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee
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Health and Human Services
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General Government Services
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Infrastructure and Environmental Services
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Community Development and Tourism
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Council Meeting
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee
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Community Development and Tourism
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Infrastructure and Environmental Services
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- Zoning amendments and rezonings
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- Contracts and agreements
- Fee changes or new fees
Health and Human Services
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Access Dufferin
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Council Meeting
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Community Development and Tourism
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General Government Services
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Council Meeting
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee
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Access Dufferin
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Infrastructure and Environmental Services
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General Government Services
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Health and Human Services
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Access Dufferin
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Council Meeting
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee
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Dufferin Outdoor Recreation Advisory Team
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General Government Services
This is a procedural meeting agenda with no substantive items listed. The agenda contains only boilerplate elements such as a video link and metadata fields, with no decisions, discussions, or public hearings identified.
Health and Human Services
The agenda for the Dufferin County Health and Human Services meeting on February 22, 2024, contains no substantive items—only embedded content areas, placeholders, and software-generated fields. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are listed.
Council Meeting
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Community Development and Tourism
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Council - Special Meeting
This is a special meeting of Dufferin County Council with only procedural boilerplate content. No decisions, discussions, or actionable items are listed in the agenda.
Infrastructure and Environmental Services
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific decisions, proposals, or discussions. The meeting appears to be a routine or placeholder session with no actionable content provided.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee
This agenda for the Dufferin County Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Community Advisory Committee meeting on 2024-01-23 contains only procedural boilerplate and embedded content placeholders. No specific agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics are listed.
Council Meeting
This agenda for the Dufferin County Council meeting on January 11, 2024, contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive agenda items. The text is entirely placeholder or embedded content with no decisions, discussions, or proposals listed.