Fort Erie, ON

Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Fort Erie Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee is meeting to adopt minutes, hear a museum update including a strategic plan presentation, discuss a 576 Ridge Road North update, and consider the committee's 2027 budget. The agenda is largely routine administrative business with no major decisions listed.

• 576 Ridge Road North update
• Strategic Plan Update (C. Bernat)
• Committee budget for 2027 (C. Bernat)
• Adoption of minutes from September 9 and 14, 2026

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Fort Erie Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to hear a presentation on the Niagara Adaptive Sport Hub (NASH) and an update on the Erie Beach Park Concept Plan. The committee will also review site plans, discuss its Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2024-2029, and address outstanding business items including parking concerns and accessible sports.

• Presentation by Taryn Bingley on Niagara Adaptive Sport Hub (NASH)
• Update by Kathryn Strachan on Erie Beach Park Concept Plan
• Site Plan Review
• Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2024-2029
• Ontario Building Code consultation on key accessibility gaps

Regular Council

Fort Erie Town Council meets September 28, 2026 to vote on the Alliston Woods Subdivision (Phase 2) official plan and zoning amendments and draft plan of subdivision, deferred from September 14. Council will also consider a consultant report on reimagining Douglas Memorial hospital, with up to $118,000 in additional funding, and a slate of by-laws covering land sales, a traffic stop, and community improvement plans. Several items are procedural, including proclamations, committee minutes, and resignations.

• Alliston Woods Subdivision (Phase 2): 53 single detached lots, 257 street townhouses, 68 stacked townhouses, stormwater pond expansion (OPA-03-2025, ZBA-11-2025, SUB-02-2025)
• Reimagining Douglas Memorial: up to $118,000 additional funding from South Niagara Hospital Reserve, total approved budget $267,300
• By-law 70-2026: sale of Lot 478 and parts of Lots 495 and 496, Plan 444 to 1001238783 Ontario Inc. (Don Miskow)
• By-law 71-2026: all-way stop on Michener Road at Point Abino Road
• By-law 82-2026: removal of holding provision for 2437 Stevensville Road (Canadian National Railway Company), with a resident request to defer

Community Health Care Services Committee

The Community Health Care Services Committee is meeting to discuss routine business, including adoption of minutes and reports from Niagara Health System, Niagara Region, and town staff. A proposal for the Niagara South Specialty Centre is listed under correspondence for consideration. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts detailed.

• Correspondence from Dr. Adeniyan and Dr. Teal regarding the Niagara South Specialty Centre proposal
• Niagara Health System report
• Niagara Region report
• Coordinator, Community Health Care Services report
• Chief Administrative Officer report

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold public hearings regarding two minor variance applications. The committee will also review the minutes from the August 20, 2026, meeting.

• Minor Variance File A40-26: 1245 Point Abino Road
• Minor Variance and Consent File A46-26/B35/26: 695 Lakeside Road

Traffic Coordinating Committee

The Fort Erie Traffic Coordinating Committee is meeting to review traffic concerns raised by residents and council members, including speeding, collisions, and crosswalk requests. The agenda includes discussions on specific locations such as Michener Road, Erie Road, Highland Drive, and several others, with some items marked as N/A or pending review.

• Review of Michener Rd and Farr Ave for speed limit transitions and curve warning signs
• Erie Rd between Lakewood and Rosewood Aves: repeated collisions, recent garage strike
• Highland Dr near John Brant Elementary: speeding and traffic volume concerns
• Point Abino Rd and Michener Rd: all-way stop control proposal
• Crosswalk request at Catherine St and Central Ave; enforcement at Hill St/East Ave

Community Gaming Development Corporation

The Community Gaming Development Corporation is reviewing monthly compliance and financial reports for June, July, and August 2026. The Board will also vote on several budget allocations for local sports associations, school parent groups, and a budget increase for Strong Fort Erie Neighborhoods.

• $60,000 allocation for Fort Erie Minor Lacrosse Association
• $32,000 allocation for Fort Erie Optimist Club
• $42,000 allocation for Greater Fort Erie Minor Ball Association
• $72,000 allocation for Greater Fort Erie Youth Soccer Club
• $10,000 budget increase for Strong Fort Erie Neighborhoods

Property Standards Committee

The Property Standards Committee will conduct a hearing regarding an appeal related to 168 Aberdeen Street. The committee will review evidence presented by both the municipality and the appellant before moving into a closed session.

• Property standards appeal for 168 Aberdeen Street

Council-in-Committee

Council will consider approving the Alliston Woods Subdivision Phase 2, including an Official Plan amendment, zoning by-law amendment, and draft plan of subdivision for 53 single-detached lots and 325 townhouse units, subject to holding provisions for sanitary and transportation capacity. The committee will also review final Community Improvement Plans for the Core Area and Brownfield sites, and decide on several other planning and financial items.

• Approve Alliston Woods Subdivision Phase 2 (OPA-03-2025, ZBA-11-2025, SUB-02-2025) with 53 single-detached lots and 325 townhouse units, subject to holding provisions
• Approve final Core Area and Brownfield Community Improvement Plans
• Approve $759,619.81 purchase of a 2026 tanker for Fire Station 4, with $332,000 budget increase
• Approve naming park at 761 Niagara Parkway as 'Burdett T. Sisler Park'
• Amend 2026 capital budget: advance Stevensville Hall HVAC ($35,000), close Leisureplex dehumidifier ($50,000), reopen Idylewylde sanitary sewer ($238,000)

Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

This agenda for the Fort Erie Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee meeting on 2026-09-14 contains only procedural boilerplate and embedded content placeholders. No specific decisions, discussions, or action items are listed in the provided text.

Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss museum updates, strategic plan progress, and heritage matters. The agenda includes discussions regarding specific properties and upcoming heritage conferences.

• Outdoor Interpretation Theme Prioritization
• Museum Update and Strategic Plan Update
• Ontario Heritage Conference report
• Discussion regarding 576 Ridge Road North
• Discussion regarding 1 Burns Place OLT Decision

Crystal Beach Business Improvement Area Board of Management

This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items for decision or discussion. The document lists meeting details but provides no agenda topics, reports, or actions.

The Board of Management approved a $2,675 budget for the 7th Annual Halloween Walk and accepted a proposal to continue receiving 20% of net profits from the SupperMarket. The Board also voted to support the 2026 Crystal Beach 5K event.

• Approved $2,675 budget for Halloween Walk including food trucks and licensed area
• Accepted KIN Club proposal for 20% net profit contribution from SupperMarket
• Approved support for the 2026 Crystal Beach 5K event
• Approved amended August 12th minutes regarding basketball court and washroom updates

Regular Council

Fort Erie Council is meeting to decide on several items, including a motion requesting the resignation of Niagara Health's board and CEO, and calling for a provincial supervisor to ensure urgent care services continue in Fort Erie. They will also vote on planning application fee increases, community improvement plans, and a zoning amendment for 848 Garrison Road. The agenda includes routine proclamations, committee minutes, and a closed session for land sale discussions.

• Motion requesting Niagara Health board and CEO resignation, provincial supervisor appointment for urgent care continuation
• Approval of Planning Application Fees and Charges (PBBS-37-2026), effective January 1, 2027
• Direct staff to prepare three Community Improvement Plans (Core Area, Brownfield, Affordable Housing) and reinstate Residential Creation and Intensification Grant
• Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 848 Garrison Road with holding provision for sanitary capacity
• By-law 62-2026 to name park at 3440 Thunder Bay Road as 'Earl Plato Park'

Council approved official plan and zoning amendments for 848 Garrison Road subject to a holding provision regarding sanitary sewer capacity, and deferred a planning application fee review and a motion on Niagara Health governance. Council also directed a review of the AMPS multi-owner penalty process within 60 days, accepted several proclamations, and passed various by-laws including naming Earl Plato Park.

• Approved consent agenda including July 20 minutes, August 10 committee minutes, and multiple proclamations (Carried)
• Supported MFOA's letter requesting permanent doubling of the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (Carried)
• Approved Centralia Avenue waterfront road allowance realignment with costs borne by abutting owners (Carried)
• Accepted Councillor Dubanow's resignation from the Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee (Carried)
• Deferred Report PBBS-37-2026 on Planning Application Fees to September 28, 2026 (Carried)
• Directed staff to prepare three separate Community Improvement Plans and reinstate the Residential Creation and Intensification Grant (Carried)
• Approved Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 848 Garrison Road with a holding provision for sanitary capacity (Carried)
• Deferred the Niagara Health governance and urgent care motion to September 28, 2026 (Carried)

Committee of Adjustment

The Fort Erie Committee of Adjustment is meeting to hold public hearings on nine applications: six minor variance requests and four consent (land severance) requests. The properties are located at 442 Phipps Street, 2972 Riselay Avenue, 3660 Nigh Road, 3571 Switch Road, 3121 Hyman Avenue, 63 Buttonwood Drive, 229 Cherryhill Boulevard, 452 Ferndale Avenue, and 423 Cambridge Road W. The committee will also adopt minutes from the July 16, 2026 meeting and set the next meeting date.

• Minor variance A39-26 at 442 Phipps Street (Leslee and Melissa Vandentop)
• Minor variance A41-26 at 2972 Riselay Avenue (Emily Butko and Mark Wallis)
• Minor variance A45-26 at 63 Buttonwood Drive (800460 Ontario Limited)
• Consent files B25/26–B28/26 at 229 Cherryhill Boulevard (1000112967 Ontario Inc.)
• Consent file B29/26 at 452 Ferndale Avenue (Centurion Building Corporation)

Environmental Advisory Committee

The Environmental Advisory Committee is meeting to review environmental plans (none pending), discuss outstanding business including collaboration with the local BIA, terms of reference, illegal dumping at Shagbark Park, and the Climate Change Action Plan, and to welcome a new member. The agenda is largely discussion-oriented with no decisions or votes listed.

• No environmental plans to review at this time
• Discussion of collaborating with Blue Beach BIA
• Illegal dumping at Shagbark Park – social media post to be assigned
• Climate Change Action Plan – Bee City planting opportunities at Pettit and Bertie Road
• Wildlife signage – formal request for 2027 budget line item

Crystal Beach Business Improvement Area Board of Management

This agenda for the Crystal Beach Business Improvement Area Board of Management meeting on August 12, 2026, contains only procedural boilerplate and no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document provides no substantive content for residents to review.

The Crystal Beach BIA board voted to support, in principle, transferring management of the SupperMarket entirely to the Crystal Beach/Ridgeway KIN Club. The board also approved minutes from June and July meetings, and voted to keep residential intensification in the Community Improvement Plan. No other formal decisions were made; several items were discussed only.

• Supported transfer of SupperMarket management to KIN Club in principle (carried)
• Approved June 10, 2026 regular meeting minutes (carried)
• Approved July 17, 2026 special meeting minutes with amendment re: street signs (carried)
• Approved motion to keep residential intensification in the CIP program (carried)

Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee will hold its regular meeting on August 12, 2026. The agenda includes procedural items, a presentation on possible priority themes for outdoor interpretation, and a museum services update. No decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Possible Priority Themes for Interpretation.pdf presented under Business Arising
• Museum Update: Strategic Plan update under Museum Services Standing Committee Business

The meeting was largely procedural, with the agenda and minutes adopted. Due to lack of quorum, business items from previous meetings and the Museum Services Standing Committee were deferred. The committee discussed the Crystal Ridge High School fire and reviewed a developer's package for 366 Ridge Road North, but no formal decisions were made.

• Adopted the agenda for July 8, 2026 (carried)
• Adopted the minutes of July 8, 2026 (carried)

Council-in-Committee

Fort Erie's Council-in-Committee will consider several planning and administrative items, including proposed official plan and zoning amendments for 19 Derby Road, a draft Community Improvement Plan, an extension for a subdivision at 3303 Dominion Road, a park naming proposal, and a banking agreement renewal. The meeting also includes an open house notice for the Community Planning Permit System and Urban Design Guidelines.

• Proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 19 Derby Road (deferred from July 20, 2026)
• Draft Community Improvement Plan and designation of Community Improvement Project Areas (PBBS-38-2026)
• Extension of draft plan approval for subdivision and condominium at 3303 Dominion Road until August 28, 2029 (PBBS-39-2026)
• Proposal to name park at 3440 Thunder Bay Road 'Earl Plato Park' (PBBS-40-2026)
• Extension of TD Banking Agreement for two years with renewal options (CS-08-2026)

Council approved amendments to the Official Plan and Zoning By-law for 19 Derby Road, with a condition that the land reverts to original zoning if site plan approval isn't issued within five years. Council also extended draft plan approvals for 3303 Dominion Road for two years, approved naming a park 'Earl Plato Park', and approved a revised TD banking agreement. A draft Community Improvement Plan was deferred to the August 24 meeting.

• Approved Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 19 Derby Road, with a five-year reversion condition.
• Extended draft plan approval for 3303 Dominion Road subdivision and condominium for two years, until August 28, 2028.
• Approved naming the park at 3440 Thunder Bay Road 'Earl Plato Park'.
• Approved a revised two-year TD Commercial Banking agreement with renewal options.
• Deferred the draft Community Improvement Plan report to the August 24, 2026 Council meeting.

Regular Council

Council is considering updates to planning application fees and charges effective January 1, 2027. The meeting includes decisions on zoning and official plan amendments for specific properties and a review of the 2022-2026 council term.

• Proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 19 Derby Road
• Zoning By-law amendments for 5289 Gilmore Road and 2277 Ridgemount Road
• Increase Town Solicitor's authority to settle uninsured claims to a maximum of $100,000
• Physician Recruitment Incentive Funding Agreement with Dr. Yasir Khan
• Amendments to overnight parking fees for Erie Road and Cambridge Road

Council approved a new delegated authority for the Town Solicitor to settle uninsured claims up to $100,000, with specific approval requirements for amounts over $50,000. Two new members were appointed to advisory committees, and a planning fee review was deferred. A zoning amendment for 19 Derby Road was referred to a future meeting for further discussion on affordable housing.

• Approved Town Solicitor authority to settle uninsured claims up to $50,000, and $50,000-$100,000 with CAO approval
• Appointed Virginia Church to the Senior Citizens Advisory Committee
• Appointed Corinna Ward to the Environmental Advisory Committee
• Referred 19 Derby Road Official Plan and Zoning amendments to August 10, 2026 meeting
• Deferred Planning Application Fees and Charges (Report PBBS-37-2026) to August 24, 2026
• Accepted resignation of Robynn Palumbo from Ridgeway Downtown BIA Board of Management
• Proclaimed July 28, 2026 as 'World Hepatitis Day'
• Approved Closed Meeting Minutes of July 6, 2026

Crystal Beach Business Improvement Area Board of Management

The agenda for the July 17, 2026 Crystal Beach Business Improvement Area Board of Management meeting is purely procedural with no items listed for decision or discussion. The document appears to be a boilerplate template with no attached content or attachments.

The Board of Management approved support for the Friends of Crystal Beach End of Summer Parade and the Tons of Bike Gear Customer Appreciation Event. Additionally, the Board voted to continue the installation of street signs along Erie Road.

• Approved support for Friends of Crystal Beach End of Summer Parade on September 5, 2026 (Carried)
• Approved support for Tons of Bike Gear Motorcycle Customer Appreciation Event August 15-16, 2026 (Carried)
• Approved continuation of street signs project along Erie Road (Carried)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold public hearings on nine applications for minor variances and consents. Items include a large multi-parcel development on Elizabeth Road and a variance for a cremation service on Ridgeway Road. The committee will also decide on several residential property variances.

• Minor variance for unassigned parcel at 0-12333 Beach Avenue (File A15-26)
• Minor variance for 0-19770 Rebstock Road by Marz Homes (File A31-26)
• Multiple variance and consent files for 17 properties on Elizabeth Road by Crystal Beach Estates (Files A34-26 to A37-26, B21/26, B22/26, B23/26)
• Minor variance for 210 Ridgeway Road for Essentials Cremation and Burial Services (File A38-26)
• Consent for 252 Douglas Street (File B24/26)

Environmental Advisory Committee

The Environmental Advisory Committee will discuss follow-up on illegal dumping in Shagbark Park, proposed wildlife mapping and next steps for approval, and details for a site walk at Bridgeburg. They will also explore actions to support the Climate Change Action Plan.

• Follow-up on illegal dumping in Shagbark Park
• Proposed wildlife mapping for approval
• Bridgeburg site walk on June 22, 2026
• EAC involvement in Climate Change Action Plan

The Environmental Advisory Committee approved a motion to ask local schools to help create wildlife-sensitive area signage for 2027. They also discussed next steps for wildlife mapping, illegal dumping follow-ups, and updates to their terms of reference. No other formal decisions were made; most items were discussions or staff follow-ups.

• Approved motion to ask schools to help create wildlife signage for 2027 (moved by Andrew Holdsworth, seconded by Shannon Larocque)
• Adopted the July 15, 2026 agenda as presented
• Adopted the June 2026 minutes as presented
• Adjourned at 7:06 p.m.

Senior Citizens Advisory Committee

The Senior Citizens Advisory Committee will hold its regular meeting to receive reports and discuss ongoing activities for local seniors. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss several heritage-related items, including a Coloured Cemetery Interpretive Panel, a Plaque Program, a Heritage Homes List/Map, and updates on museum finances and operations. The committee will also address business arising from previous meetings such as the 1 Burns Place OLT, Douglas Memorial Hospital, Battlefield Cabin, and 3555 Nigh Road. No decisions are recorded; items are for discussion and advice.

• Coloured Cemetery Interpretive Panel
• Plaque Program
• Museum Financial Update
• Heritage Homes List/Map
• Miller's Creek Bridge

The Committee expressed support for a proposed two-tiered model for outdoor interpretation and the creation of priority heritage themes. Members also discussed takeaways from the Community Heritage Ontario conference and provided feedback on the future of Miller's Creek Bridge.

• Adopted July 8, 2026 agenda
• Adopted June 10, 2026 minutes
• Appointed G. Todd to the Coloured Cemetery Interpretive Panel working group
• Expressed support for the proposed two-tiered Outdoor Interpretation and Storytelling Strategy
• Agreed to establish a smaller number of priority heritage themes to focus resources
• Expressed preference to retain existing brickwork on Miller's Creek Bridge walls if feasible

Council-in-Committee

The Council-in-Committee will consider two zoning by-law amendments: one for 5289 Gilmore Road (White Brook Farms) and another for 2277 Ridgemount Road. They will also decide on a $25,170 loan to the Ridgeway BIA and receive updates on the Six Mile Creek flooding project and an annual water loss audit. Several other reports and a closed session are on the agenda.

• Zoning by-law amendment for 5289 Gilmore Road
• Zoning by-law amendment for 2277 Ridgemount Road
• $25,170 loan to Ridgeway Business Improvement Area
• Six Mile Creek Flooding Project update and 2027 design funding
• Appointment of Spriet Associates as drainage engineer for Miller Creek

Council approved zoning by-law amendments at 5289 Gilmore Road and 2277 Ridgemount Road, and approved a $25,170 loan to the Ridgeway BIA with a three-year repayment plan. The 2026 capital budget was amended to substitute $885,000 in sewer reserve funds with CSO grant money and add $600,000 from the sewer reserve for wastewater repairs. Council also received the Six Mile Creek flooding project update and directed staff to include detailed design funding in the 2027 budget.

• Approved zoning amendment for 5289 Gilmore Road (Carried)
• Approved zoning amendment for 2277 Ridgemount Road (Carried)
• Appointed Spriet Associates London Limited as drainage engineer for Miller Creek Municipal Drain (Carried)
• Directed staff to prepare lot maintenance by-law amendment for vacant lots (Carried)
• Received Six Mile Creek flooding project update and directed detailed design funding in 2027 budget (Carried)
• Approved $25,170 loan to Ridgeway BIA with 3-year repayment plan (Carried)
• Amended 2026 capital budget: substituted $885,000 from Sanitary Sewer Refurbishing Reserve with CSO grant funds and added $600,000 to WWTR26 from that reserve (Carried)
• Approved closed meeting minutes and authorized solicitor to proceed on litigation (Carried)

Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee

The Museum and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee will discuss a coloured cemetery interpretive panel, a plaque program, and several heritage properties including 1 Burns Place OLT and Douglas Memorial Hospital. Reports on museum operations and finances are scheduled. New business includes creating a heritage homes list/map and addressing Miller's Creek Bridge.

• Coloured Cemetery Interpretive Panel
• Plaque Program
• 1 Burns Place OLT (Ontario Land Tribunal)
• Heritage Homes List/Map
• Museum Financial Update

Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Accessibility Advisory Committee is reviewing survey responses and maintenance updates for the 2024-2029 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan. The body is also discussing a variety of local accessibility concerns ranging from parking to pedestrian crossings.

• Review of #RespectTheSpace awareness campaign for parking and sidewalks
• Pedestrian crossing discussion for Civic Square Ridgeway
• Parking concerns at Stevensville Post Office
• Review of speed bumps and raised concrete following a June 19 site visit
• Discussion on accessible portable washrooms at the Grove

The committee reviewed a draft accessibility plan for the 2026 municipal election, which will introduce online voting. Members discussed concerns regarding polling location changes in the Black Creek area and the accessibility of physical voting sites. Facility maintenance updates were provided for several town sites.

• Approved June 30, 2026 Agenda (Carried)
• Approved June 2, 2026 Minutes (Carried)
• Deferred review of Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2024-2029 survey responses
• Added six facility maintenance items to 2026 workplan, including grab bars at Crystal Beach Waterfront Playground

Community Gaming Development Corporation

The board will review the May 2026 financial report and decide on several fund allocations. This includes a $7,000 increase for the YMCA of Niagara and new allocations for local organizations.

• $7,000 budget increase for YMCA of Niagara
• $65,000 allocation for I Can Therapeutic Equestrian Riding Association of Niagara
• $51,000 allocation for Parents for the Performing Arts

Community Health Care Services Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion items or decisions. It is essentially empty of content.

The committee adopted the agenda and previous minutes. Discussions focused on specialist recruitment, a new family physician partnership at the Fort Erie Centre, and progress regarding a potential community health hub.

• Adopted the June 23, 2026, agenda
• Adopted the April 28, 2026, minutes
• Adjourned meeting at 5:10 p.m.

Regular Council

Council will vote on a motion to reduce the monthly overnight parking pass fee for the Erie Road/Cambridge Road lot to $50 to support local businesses. They will also consider several by-laws including pool enforcement penalties, street closures, and official plan amendments for 240 Jarvis Street. A public meeting is scheduled for July 6 on a zoning by-law amendment at 5289 Gilmore Road.

• Motion to cut overnight parking pass fee from $125 to $50/month at Erie/Cambridge lot
• Public meeting set for July 6 on zoning amendment at 5289 Gilmore Road (White Brook Farms)
• By-law to close and convey Terry Drive, Long Street, Eisley Street, John Bright Avenue to developer
• By-law to amend Official Plan and zoning for 240 Jarvis Street (St. John's Stevensville United Church)
• By-law to set administrative penalties for swimming pool by-law violations

Council lowered the proposed overnight parking pass fee from $125 to $50 per month. The body also approved several by-laws regarding swimming pool penalties, land ownership, and zoning amendments. Additionally, Council expressed support for provincial legislative changes allowing administrative penalties for zoning violations.

• Reduced overnight parking pass fee for Erie Road and Cambridge Road lot from $125 to $50 per month
• Approved support for Bill 119 to enable administrative penalties for zoning by-law contraventions
• Approved By-law 43-2026 amending Swimming Pool By-law 149-2008 regarding penalties
• Approved By-law 44-2026 assuming ownership of stormwater system for The Oaks at Six Mile Creek
• Approved By-law 46-2026 amending tennis court fees to include Oakes Park
• Approved By-law 49-2026 for Downtown Stevensville Core Area CIP Grant funding at 3727 West Main Street
• Approved By-laws 47-2026 and 48-2026 for Official Plan and Zoning amendments at 240 Jarvis Street
• Accepted resignation of Miruna Beti from Bridgeburg Station Downtown BIA Board of Management

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee will consider several minor variance and consent applications. These include property developments at Macdonald Drive, Nicolas Road, Industrial Drive, Buffalo Road, and Spears Road.

• Minor variance for 2119 Macdonald Drive
• Multiple variances and consent applications for 193 Nicolas Road
• Minor variance for 580 Industrial Drive
• Consent application for 592 Buffalo Road
• Consent application for 1132 Spears Road