Erin public meetings in 2025

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will meet to consider one application (A11-25) for 5955 Third Line, including a public hearing. Administrative items include adopting the agenda, declarations of interest, and approving minutes from November 19, 2025.

• Public hearing for application A11-25 at 5955 Third Line
• Planning report, location map, site plan, floor plans, and elevations for 5955 Third Line
• Adoption of minutes from November 19, 2025 meeting
• Requests for withdrawal or deferral of applications (none listed)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will decide on the final draft 2026 budget and 2027-2029 forecasts, and consider a proposed amendment to the Heritage Designation By-Law for 92 Trafalgar Road. Also on the agenda are draft 2024 financial statements, a transportation master plan, and correspondence regarding consolidation of conservation authorities. Two by-laws for adoption: the 2026 Budget By-law and a Confirmatory By-law.

• Proposed amendment to Heritage Designation By-Law 23-56 for 92 Trafalgar Road
• Final Draft 2026 Budget and 2027 to 2029 Forecasts
• Draft 2024 Financial Statements
• Transportation Master Plan
• Correspondence: resolutions from Credit Valley Conservation and Grand River Conservation Authority on proposed consolidation

Education and Training Session

The Town of Erin municipal council will meet for an Education and Training Session on December 1, 2025. The meeting includes a closed session exempt under Municipal Act S.239(3.1) for a budget workshop. No public agenda items or decisions are scheduled.

• Closed session for budget workshop (exempt under Municipal Act S.239(3.1))

Regular Council Meeting

The Town of Erin Council will discuss and vote on the first draft of the 2026 budget, a 2026 fees and charges update, and a delegation of authority by-law. The meeting also includes the adoption of heritage designation by-laws for multiple Main Street properties.

• First Draft 2026 Budget and 2027–2029 Forecasts
• 2026 Fees and Charges Update
• Delegation of Authority By-law (Conditional Permit Agreements)
• Heritage Designation By-law for 46 Main Street
• Heritage Designation By-law for 94 Main Street

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will meet to review two specific land applications. The body will hold public hearings and review planning reports for these sites.

• Public hearing for application A09-25 at 9506 Wellington Road 124
• Public hearing for application A10-25 at 5650 Eighth Line

Regular Council Meeting

The Town of Erin Council will consider adopting the 2025 water rates and service fees by-law, based on a water rate study. They will also hold a public meeting for a zoning by-law amendment at 5025 Fourth Line and vote on a recommendation for another zoning amendment at 4910 Tenth Line. Delegations will address the County of Wellington Draft Official Plan Amendment 131. Additional items include an emergency plan by-law, a community improvement plan amendment, and the third quarter financial report.

• Statutory public meeting for Zoning By-law Amendment (Z25-03) at 5025 Fourth Line
• Recommendation report and by-law for Zoning By-law Amendment (Z25-01) at 4910 Tenth Line
• 2025 Water Rate Report and adoption of Water Service Rates and Service Fees By-law (25-61)
• Award of operations, maintenance and management services for the Water Resource Recovery Facility
• Consideration of Emergency Plan By-law (25-59) and Community Improvement Plan Amendment

Regular Council Meeting

The agenda for the October 23, 2025 regular council meeting was published but lacks specific details, descriptions, or voting records.

• Meeting details and voting records are not available in the posted agenda.

Committee of Adjustment

The Erin Committee of Adjustment will consider a request to withdraw or defer the application for 5650 Eighth Line (A08-25). It will also review two pending development applications: 15 Erin Heights Drive (A06-25) and 5708 Tenth Line (A07-25), each accompanied by planning reports, site plans, and floor plans. Public hearing notices for these applications are attached.

• Withdrawal or deferral request for 5650 Eighth Line (A08-25)
• Application A06-25 – 15 Erin Heights Drive
• Application A07-25 – 5708 Tenth Line
• Public hearing notice for 15 Erin Heights Drive (A06-25)
• Public hearing notice for 5708 Tenth Line (A07-25)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will decide on draft plan approval for a subdivision at 63 and 63A Trafalgar Road, consider a site alteration agreement for 9516 Side Road 27, and discuss the purchase of a used motor grader. A wastewater project update will also be presented.

• Draft plan approval for subdivision at 63 and 63A Trafalgar Road (Beachcroft Investments Inc.)
• Site alteration agreement for 9516 Side Road 27 (1772853 Ontario Inc.)
• Purchase of a used motor grader (R2025-01)
• Wastewater project update presentation
• Confirmatory by-law (25-58)

Regular Council Meeting

The Erin Town Council will discuss several reports, including a water rate study and financial plan, 2025 budget survey results, a comprehensive zoning by-law update, and the selection of a voting method for the 2026 municipal and school board elections. Council will also consider the appointment of an engineer for municipal drain petitions and allocate Blue Triton community grant funds.

• F2025-17: Water Rate Study and O. Reg 453.07 Financial Plan
• F2025-18: 2025 Budget Survey Results
• PD2025-24: RFP 2025-01PL – Comprehensive Zoning By-Law Update
• F2025-19: Blue Triton Community Grant 2025 allocation of funds
• C2025-12: Selection of Voting Method for 2026 Municipal and School Board Elections

Committee of Adjustment

The agenda for this Committee of Adjustment meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific applications, public hearings, or decisions to report.

Regular Council Meeting

Council will decide on a Phase 3 subdivision agreement with National Properties Inc. for the Erin Glen development. A work program to regulate short-term rental accommodations will be discussed. Council also considers designating 16 properties on Main Street in Erin Village as heritage properties. A second-quarter financial report and a new records classification and retention policy are up for approval.

• Phase 3 Subdivision Agreement with National Properties Inc. for Erin Glen development
• Short Term Rental Accommodations Work Program, including potential registration by-law
• Notice of intention to designate 16 heritage properties on Main Street (e.g., 46, 94, 98, 100, 102, 108-110, 115, 119, 126, 132, 156, 157, 158, 162, 163 Main Street)
• Second Quarter Financial Report for period ending June 30, 2025
• Records Classification and Retention Schedule (RCRS) and Records and Information Management (RIM) Policy

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing and consider application A05-25 from National Properties Inc. and Northern Capital Corp. (Solmar Development Corp.) for a commercial plaza. The agenda includes adoption of previous minutes and standard procedural items.

• Public hearing for Application A05-25 – Solmar Commercial Plaza by National Properties Inc. and Northern Capital Corp.
• Attachments include planning report, location map, proposed site plan, approved draft plan of subdivision, landscape plan, conceptual renderings, and public comments

Regular Council Meeting

Council will discuss zoning by-law amendments and draft plan approvals for developments at 5552 and 5520 Eighth Line. The meeting also includes a water rate study and awards for engineering and transmission main contracts.

• Zoning By-law Amendments Z22-06 and Z22-07 for 5552 and 5520 Eighth Line
• Water Rate Study and O. Reg. 453.07 Financial Plan
• Award of RFT2025-03W for Transmission Main on Wellington 23, Pioneer Drive and Sideroad 17
• Award of RFP 2025-02R for Engineering Design Services
• Appointment of the Town’s Representative to the Grand River Conservation Authority Board

Education and Training Session

This is a procedural education and training session with no substantive public decisions or discussions. The only agenda item is a closed session for a leadership training workshop under a Municipal Act exemption. No rezonings, contracts, or other municipal business are scheduled.

• Closed session for leadership training workshop under Municipal Act Section 239 (3.1)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider a by-law to regulate short-term rentals, receive a wastewater project update, and discuss reports on asset management and zoning procedures. Other items include authorizing a transfer payment agreement for the Housing Enabling Water System Fund and awarding a contract for Elora Cataract Trail works. Council will also consider notices of motion opposing provincial bills and supporting tree protection.

• Mayor Dehn's proposed by-law to regulate short-term rentals in Erin
• Authorization of Transfer Payment Agreement for Intake 2 of the Housing Enabling Water System Fund
• Award of RFT2025-02WW for Elora Cataract Trail Linear and Culvert Works
• Report F2025-13 on the 2024 Asset Management Plan
• Notices of motion opposing Bill 5 and Bill 17, and supporting tree protection

Committee of Adjustment

This meeting of the Erin Committee of Adjustment was cancelled and did not take place. No decisions or discussions occurred at this session. A single application (A04-25 at 5274 Winston Churchill Blvd.) had been listed on the agenda for a potential hearing.

• Meeting cancelled; application A04-25 (5274 Winston Churchill Blvd.) not heard

Education and Training Session

This is a procedural education and training session. The council will meet in closed session under the Municipal Act to receive training on emergency management. No decisions or public business are scheduled.

• Closed session for emergency management training under Municipal Act S. 239 (3.1)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will hear reports on Q1 finances, the 2025 tax levy, and proposed 2026 budget guidelines. Key decisions include zoning by-law amendments for two subdivisions at 5552 and 5520 Eighth Line (Coscorp and Mattamy) and a notice of motion from Mayor Dehn on regulating short-term rentals. Several by-laws are slated for passage, including the 2025 tax rate by-law.

• Zoning By-law Amendments for 5552 and 5520 Eighth Line (applicants Coscorp and Mattamy) with conditions of draft approval
• 2025 Tax Levy Report and corresponding Tax Rate By-law
• Proposed 2026 Budget Guidelines and timetable
• 1st Quarter Financial Report for period ending March 31, 2025
• Notice of Motion: By-law to regulate short-term rentals in Erin

Council approved Zoning By-law Amendments Z22-06 and Z22-07 for Coscorp at 5552 Eighth Line and Mattamy at 5520 Eighth Line, adopting By-laws 25-47 and 25-48. It also adopted By-laws 25-46 and 25-49, setting 2025 tax rates. The 2025 Tax Levy Report was received and the council directed staff to proceed with the proposed 2026 Budget Guidelines. Delegations from Scott Mingie, Karen Moskal, Tom Clare and Rob Jackett were received for information and the agenda delegation for item 8.4 was approved.

• Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z22-06 for Coscorp, adopting By-law 25-47 (Carried)
• Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z22-07 for Mattamy, adopting By-law 25-48 (Carried)
• Adopted By-laws 25-46 and 25-49 (Carried)
• Received 2025 Tax Levy Report and adopted By-law 25-46 to set tax rates (Carried)
• Received Proposed 2026 Budget Guidelines report and directed staff to proceed (Carried)
• Received delegations from Scott Mingie and Karen Moskal for information (Carried)
• Received delegation from Tom Clare for information (Carried)
• Received delegation from Rob Jackett for information (Carried)

Regular Council Meeting

The Town of Erin Council will conduct a statutory public meeting regarding a zoning by-law amendment for a property at 5483 Trafalgar Rd. The meeting also includes presentations on water infrastructure and police reporting, as well as a closed session regarding water system land acquisition.

• Statutory Public Meeting: Zoning By-Law Amendment (Z25-02) for 5483 Trafalgar Rd
• Presentation by Ainley Group on Water Infrastructure Upgrades
• Wellington OPP 2024 Detachment Board Report
• By-law 25-43 to appoint Municipal Law Enforcement Officers for the Keeping of Dogs By-law 15-57
• Closed session regarding proposed or pending acquisition or disposition of land for water system development

The council approved its agenda and adopted minutes from the May 8 meeting. It directed staff to amend the town’s procedures for zoning‑by‑law amendment and site‑plan control applications, requiring clearance certificates and compliance confirmation. By‑laws 25‑43 and 25‑44 were passed, and the council entered and later reconvened from a closed session on land acquisition matters.

• Approved agenda (Resolution #25-114) – carried
• Received statutory public meeting report on zoning amendment (Resolution #25-115) – carried
• Adopted May 8 meeting minutes (Resolution #25-116) – carried
• Directed staff to amend zoning and site‑plan application procedures (Resolution #25-119) – carried
• Passed By‑Laws 25‑43 and 25‑44 (Resolution #25-124) – carried
• Entered closed session to discuss land acquisition (Resolution #25-121) – carried
• Reconvened open session (Resolution #25-122) – carried
• Received water infrastructure presentation from Ainley Group (Resolution #25-118) – carried

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will meet to consider a planning application for 5666 Winston Churchill Blvd. The meeting includes a public hearing and the adoption of previous meeting minutes.

• Public hearing for application A03-25 regarding 5666 Winston Churchill Blvd.

Regular Council Meeting

Council will hold a statutory public meeting for a zoning by-law amendment at 4910 Tenth Line, and consider reports on conditions for a draft plan of subdivision at 5916 Trafalgar Road (Hillsburgh Heights Inc.) and two site alteration agreements for properties on Eighth Line. A motion regarding environmental sustainability and a donation policy report are also on the agenda. The meeting includes a closed session for litigation and personnel matters.

• Statutory public meeting for zoning by-law amendment Z25-01 at 4910 Tenth Line
• Report PD2025-13: Conditions of draft plan approval for Hillsburgh Heights Inc. at 5916 Trafalgar Road
• Site alteration permit agreements for Mattamy/Coscorp at 5520 & 5552 Eighth Line and Empire Developments at 5525 Eighth Line
• Report F2025-09: Donation Policy
• Councillor Aylard's motion regarding environmental sustainability

The council approved the Erin Conditions of Draft Plan Approval for subdivision 23T-21002 and recommended it be granted draft plan approval by the County of Wellington. It also waived the $2.00 per cubic metre fill charge for site alteration permits at 5520, 5552 and 5525 Eighth Line and authorized staff to finalize the agreements. Council directed staff to create an environmental‑sustainability web page and form an ad‑hoc committee, and passed By‑Law 25‑42.

• Approved delegations for Trevor Crystal and Martin Rudd (Resolution #25‑97, #25‑98) – Carried
• Adopted Donation Policy (Resolution #25‑104) – Carried
• Approved Erin Conditions of Draft Plan Approval for subdivision 23T‑21002 (Resolution #25‑105) – Carried
• Waived $2.00 fill charge for site alteration permits at 5520 & 5552 Eighth Line (Resolution #25‑106) – Carried
• Waived $2.00 fill charge for site alteration permit at 5525 Eighth Line (Resolution #25‑107) – Carried
• Directed staff to develop an environmental‑sustainability web page and form a committee (Resolution #25‑108) – Carried
• Passed By‑Law 25‑42 (Resolution #25‑113) – Carried
• Received various reports and presentations for information (Resolutions #25‑99, #25‑101‑103, #25‑109‑112) – Carried

Regular Council Meeting

The Town of Erin council will review a Part Lot Control Application (PLC25-03) for National Properties' Erin Glen Phase 2 Plan (Plan 61M-261). It will also consider the appointment of alternate municipal law enforcement officers and adopt the corresponding by‑law. Additional items include acquiring a robotic line‑painting device for parks and awarding a contract for the E9 Well House project.

• Part Lot Control Application (PLC25-03) – National Properties, Erin Glen Phase 2 Plan (Plan 61M-261)
• Appointment of Alternate Municipal Law Enforcement Officers (by‑law 25‑39)
• Acquisition of Robotic Line Painting Device for Parks
• Award of RFT 2025‑01W – E9 Well House
• Part Lot Control Exemption By‑law (PLC 25‑03) (by‑law 25‑40)

Council approved the Town’s 2025 Corporate Strategic Plan and Economic Development Strategic Plan, directing staff to implement them. It awarded a $2,988,000 contract to Baseline Constructors Inc. for the E9 Well House and authorized $45,000 for a robotic line‑painting device for parks. The council also passed by‑laws 25‑39 to 25‑41, appointed alternate municipal law enforcement officers, and appointed Marni Claridge to the County’s Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee.

• Approved Town of Erin Corporate Strategic Plan 2025‑Beyond (Carried)
• Approved Economic Development Strategic Plan 2025‑Beyond (Carried)
• Awarded $2,988,000 contract to Baseline Constructors Inc. for E9 Well House (Carried)
• Authorized $45,000 from Barbour Field Reserve Fund for robotic line‑painting device (Carried)
• Approved By‑laws 25‑39 to 25‑41 (Carried)
• Appointed alternate Municipal Law Enforcement Officers via By‑law 25‑39 (Carried)
• Appointed Marni Claridge to County of Wellington Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee (Carried)
• Approved By‑law 25‑40 for Lot Control Application (PLC25‑03) (Carried)

Education and Training Session

The Town of Erin Council will meet in a closed education and training session under the Municipal Act to receive training on the town's strategic planning process. No decisions or public hearings are scheduled; the meeting is purely procedural and educational.

• Closed session under Municipal Act s. 239 (3.1) for training on strategic planning process

The council voted to move into a closed session at 5:00 PM to discuss education and training related to the town's strategic planning process. After the closed session, councillors moved to reconvene the meeting in open session at 6:20 PM, which was approved. The education session was then formally received for information.

• Closed session for strategic‑planning education approved (Resolution #25-77)
• Reopen meeting in open session at 6:20 PM approved (Resolution #25-78)
• Education session received for information approved (Resolution #25-79)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing for application A02-25 at 5673 Wellington Road 23, and will consider a planning report. The committee will also adopt minutes from its December 17, 2024 meeting and handle standard procedural matters.

• Public hearing for application A02-25 at 5673 Wellington Road 23
• Consideration of a Packaged Planning Report for the application
• Adoption of minutes from December 17, 2024 meeting

The Committee of Adjustment approved its agenda and adopted the December 17, 2024 minutes. It then approved Minor Variance Application A02-25, allowing a one‑storey municipal water‑treatment building at 5673 Wellington Road with a 6.0 m rear yard setback. All motions were carried.

• Approved agenda (motion by Crighton, seconded by Parkinson) – carried
• Adopted December 17, 2024 minutes (motion by Parkinson, seconded by Crighton) – carried
• Approved Minor Variance A02-25 for 5673 Wellington Road (motion by Parkinson, seconded by Crighton) – carried

Regular Council Meeting

Council will hold a statutory public hearing for a zoning by-law amendment (Z24-01) by Thomasfield Homes Ltd. for a subdivision in Hillsburgh. Reports include the Q4 2024 budget variance and the 2024 Development Charges Statement of the Treasurer. Council will also vote on heritage designation by-laws for seven properties on Main Street in Erin Village. A closed session is scheduled regarding an Ontario Land Tribunal matter.

• Statutory public hearing for zoning by-law amendment Z24-01 by Thomasfield Homes Ltd. for a draft plan of subdivision in Hillsburgh
• Adoption of heritage designation by-laws for 48, 74, 76, 174, 180, 182, and 192 Main Street in Erin Village
• Receipt of F2025-07 Quarter 4 Variance Report ending December 31, 2024, including budget vs actuals and capital projects
• Receipt of F2025-08 2024 Development Charges Statement of the Treasurer and related reserve fund statements
• Closed session under Municipal Act s.239(2)(e) for litigation or potential litigation before the Ontario Land Tribunal

The council withdrew its decision to designate 35 Main Street under the Ontario Heritage Act. It adopted by‑laws 25‑31 to 25‑37 to designate seven other Main Street properties as heritage sites. The council also endorsed promoting Additional Residential Units to meet the 2051 rural growth forecast and approved the transfer of a $198,078 surplus to the Tax Stabilization Reserve.

• Agenda approved (Resolution #25-65) – Carried
• Report PD2025-08 (Zoning By‑Law Amendment) received for information (Resolution #25-66) – Carried
• Operating surplus of $198,078 transferred to Tax Stabilization Reserve (Resolution #25-68) – Carried
• 2024 Development Charges statement received for information (Resolution #25-69) – Carried
• Heritage designation for 35 Main Street withdrawn; designations for 48, 74, 76, 174, 180, 182 and 192 Main Street adopted (Resolution #25-70) – Carried
• Endorsement of Additional Residential Units to meet 2051 rural growth forecast (Resolution #25-71) – Carried
• By‑laws numbered 25‑31 to 25‑38 passed (Resolution #25-76) – Carried
• Closed session entered to discuss litigation matters (Resolution #25-73) – Carried

Regular Council Meeting

The Town of Erin council will review reports on insurance renewal, water rates, drinking water, and risk management. It will adopt three by-laws: Water Service Rates and Service Fees (25‑28), Risk Management Inspectors and Alternate Officials (25‑29), and a Confirming By-law (25‑30). A closed‑session will address personnel matters under the Municipal Act.

• Adopt Water Service Rates and Service Fees By-law (by‑law 25‑28)
• Adopt Risk Management Inspectors and Alternate Officials Appointment By-law (by‑law 25‑29)
• Adopt Confirming By-law (by‑law 25‑30)
• Review Insurance Renewal report (F2025‑05)
• Review Water Rates report for April 1–Dec 31 2025 (F2025‑06)

The council adopted the agenda and the minutes from the March 13 meeting. It approved a $263,983 annual premium for comprehensive insurance with Marsh Canada Inc. and adopted the new water service rates and fees for 2025. By‑laws 25‑28 to 25‑30, including risk‑management inspector appointments, were also passed.

• Approved agenda (Resolution 25-53) – carried
• Adopted March 13 minutes (Resolution 25-54) – carried
• Approved Marsh Canada insurance coverage $263,983 plus tax (Resolution 25-55) – carried
• Approved Water Service Rates and Service Fees by‑law 25-28 (Resolution 25-56) – carried
• Approved appointments of Risk Management Inspectors by‑law 25-29 (Resolution 25-59) – carried
• Received Activity List for information (Resolution 25-60) – carried
• Authorized closed session on personnel matters (Resolution 25-61) – carried
• Passed By‑laws 25-28 to 25-30 inclusive (Resolution 25-64) – carried

Council Workshop

The Town of Erin Council is holding a workshop to receive a presentation from County of Wellington planning staff on the County's Official Plan. No decisions are scheduled; the agenda consists solely of this policy planning workshop and procedural items.

• Presentation on the County of Wellington's Official Plan by Aldo Salis, Sarah Wilhelm, and Jameson Pickard

Committee of Adjustment

The scheduled meeting for the Town of Erin Committee of Adjustment is marked as cancelled. The agenda included a public hearing for an application at 9449 Sideroad 10.

• Application A01-25 for 9449 Sideroad 10

Regular Council Meeting

Council will discuss and possibly vote on several items including a part lot control exemption for National Properties Inc.'s Erin Glen Phase 2 development, heritage designations for three properties, and the 2025 Community Grants allocation. A wastewater project update will also be presented.

• Part lot control exemption by-law (PLC25-02) for National Properties Inc., Erin Glen Phase 2 (Plan 61M-261)
• Heritage designation by-laws for 93 Trafalgar Road, 3 Station Street, and 12 Orangeville Street
• Report on objections to re-issued notices of intention to designate those three properties
• 2025 Community Grants Allocation Recommendation (F2025-04) with recommendations
• Wastewater project update (WW2025-01) with presentation

Regular Council Meeting

The Council will consider and potentially adopt several by-laws, including a temporary borrowing by-law to manage 2025 cash flow, a part lot control exemption for the Erin Glen Phase 2 development, and heritage designation by-laws for four properties in Hillsburgh Village. A closed session is scheduled to discuss the proposed acquisition of land for a recreational facility.

• Temporary Borrowing By-law 2025 (F2025-03) to allow borrowing against future revenues
• Part Lot Control Exemption (PLC25-01) for National Properties Inc., Erin Glen Phase 2 (Plan 61M-261)
• Heritage Designation By-laws for 18 Anne Street, 21 Trafalgar Rd, 81 Trafalgar Rd, and 114 Trafalgar Rd in Hillsburgh
• Economic Development Strategic Plan (ED2025-01) – 'Erin Economic Development Strategic Plan - 2025 and Beyond'
• Closed session under Municipal Act 239(2)(c) regarding land acquisition for a recreational facility

Regular Council Meeting

The Town of Erin Regular Council meeting on Feb 13, 2025 will consider a zoning bylaw amendment for a subdivision at 63 and 63A Trafalgar Road, set the 2025 interim tax levy, award a contract for municipal well construction and testing, and approve amendments to heritage designation bylaws for seven properties on Trafalgar Road in Hillsburgh Village. Council will also vote on new planning services fees and appointment of an Integrity Commissioner. A closed session is scheduled for personnel and land acquisition matters.

• Zoning bylaw amendment Z23-02 for 63 and 63A Trafalgar Road (Blackthorn Development/Beachcroft Investments) including draft plan of subdivision
• 2025 Interim Tax By-law setting interim tax rates
• Award of RFT 2024-01W for municipal well construction and hydraulic testing
• Amendments to Heritage Designation bylaws for 120, 132, 58A, 83, 96, 109, and 118 Trafalgar Road
• Adoption of Planning Services Rates and Fees By-law and amendment to Fees and Charges By-law

Regular Council Meeting

The regular council meeting includes reports on Boundary Road Agreements and appointments to the Grants Review Committee. Council will consider awarding a contract for water well exploration and drilling (RFT 2024-01W). The agenda also includes a closed session for personal matters and land acquisition, followed by approval of a delegated authority by-law and a confirming by-law.

• Award of RFT 2024-01W for municipal wells construction and hydraulic testing
• Boundary Road Agreements and associated delegated authority by-law
• Appointments to the Grants Review Committee
• Closed session under Municipal Act exemptions for personal matters and land acquisition/disposition
• 2025 Activity List correspondence

Regular Council Meeting

This is a regular council meeting for Erin, Ontario, but the provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate with no specific decisions or discussions listed. No rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• No items listed in the agenda