King Township public meetings in 2025
67 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Committee of Adjustment
The King Township Committee of Adjustment will meet to consider five minor variance applications and one request for deferral. The body will also approve the draft minutes from a previous meeting.
- Deferral requested for application A-25-45 at 1870 17th Sideroad
- Minor variance for 15 Charles Street, King City (B-25-01)
- Minor variance for 72 Western Avenue, Schomberg (A-25-49)
- Minor variance for 16110 7th Concession Road, King (A-25-56)
- Minor variance for 2145 16th Sideroad, King (A-25-58)
The Committee adopted the minutes from the November 19, 2025 hearing. It deferred application A-25-45 to a future hearing. It approved the change in condition for application B-25-01 and approved applications A-25-56, A-25-58, and A-25-60 with conditions. Application A-25-49 was adjourned to the January 2026 hearing.
- Adopted November 19 minutes (carried)
- Deferred application A-25-45 (carried)
- Approved change in condition for B-25-01 (carried)
- Adjourned application A-25-49 to January hearing (carried)
- Approved application A-25-56 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-58 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-60 with conditions (carried)
Council Meeting
Council will hold a public meeting under the Development Charges Act to consider a new Development Charges By-law and 2025 Background Study. The agenda also includes decisions on zoning amendments for townhouses at 125-145 Dew Street and a subdivision at 13130-13176 Dufferin Street, as well as approval of the Transportation Master Plan and several financial matters including the 2026 interim tax levy and temporary borrowing.
- Public meeting for proposed Development Charges By-law (Section 10.1)
- Zoning by-law amendment for 32 townhouses at 125, 137-145 Dew Street (Item 12.2)
- Draft plan of subdivision approval for 13130-13176 Dufferin Street (Item 12.3)
- Adoption of Township of King Transportation Master Plan (Item 12.1)
- 2026 Interim Tax Billing By-law and Temporary Borrowing By-law (Items 12.6, 12.7)
The council approved the acquisition of Lots 15‑17 and Block B on Registered Plans 502 and 532, municipally known as 95 Kingslynn Drive, for $10,500,000 and directed staff to negotiate and complete the purchase. By‑law 2025‑090 amending the Development Charges By‑law 2021‑002 was approved. By‑law 2025‑081 authorizing a 2026 interim tax levy and By‑law 2025‑089 authorizing temporary borrowing were both approved. The Transportation Master Plan priorities were adopted for integration into asset management and budgeting.
- Approved $10,500,000 land acquisition at 95 Kingslynn Drive (Carried)
- Approved By‑law 2025‑090 to amend Development Charges By‑law 2021‑002 (Carried)
- Approved By‑law 2025‑081 to authorize a 2026 interim tax levy (Carried)
- Approved By‑law 2025‑089 to authorize temporary borrowing (Carried)
- Adopted Transportation Master Plan priorities for asset management (Carried)
- Approved Zoning By‑law Amendment for 125, 137‑145 Dew Street to allow 32 townhouses (Carried)
- Closed 19 capital projects and transferred $286,450 surplus to original funding sources (Carried)
- Approved estimated change to King's accumulated surplus under Ontario Regulation 284 (Carried)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee will meet to discuss issuing Notices of Intent to designate two properties under the Ontario Heritage Act. The committee will also approve the meeting agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting.
- Notice of Intent to Designate 19130 Dufferin Street
- Notice of Intent to Designate 226 Main Street
- Adoption of Post-Meeting Minutes - HAC_Nov06_2025
- Approval of Agenda
- 2026 Heritage Advisory Committee Calendar
The committee deferred adoption of the November 6 minutes because a quorum was not present. It voted to advise Council to intend designating 19130 Dufferin Street under Part IV, Section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act and to have staff issue a Notice of Intent. The Notice of Intent to designate 226 Main Street could not be considered due to a declared pecuniary interest and lack of quorum. The committee approved the January 8, 2026 meeting date and asked staff to study a heritage property tax incentive program.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- Adoption of November 6, 2025 minutes deferred (no quorum)
- Advised Council to intend designation of 19130 Dufferin Street under the Heritage Act (carried)
- Notice of Intent to designate 226 Main Street not considered (no quorum due to conflict of interest)
- Approved Heritage Advisory Committee meeting for January 8, 2026 (carried)
- Requested staff to investigate feasibility of a heritage property tax incentive program (carried)
Council Public Planning Meeting
The agenda for the King Township Council Public Planning Meeting on December 1, 2025 contains no listed items. The document shows only placeholders and no decisions, proposals, or discussions. Therefore the meeting appears to be procedural with no specific agenda items disclosed.
Council Meeting
The King Township Council will vote on multiple by-laws covering user fees, a subdivision agreement with King Jane Industrial Holdings Inc., fire prevention areas, large‑scale events, parking, and an administrative monetary penalty system. Council will also receive a presentation of the 2026 Capital and Operating Budget and reports on the Citizen Experience Plan, variance forecast, and fees and charges. The agenda, minutes from the November 10 meeting, and other procedural items will be approved.
- By‑law 2025‑075 – establishes 2026 user fees and charges
- By‑law 2025‑079 – authorizes the subdivision agreement with King Jane Industrial Holdings Inc. at 2955 King Road
- By‑law 2025‑080 – creates Fire Prevention Areas
- By‑law 2025‑084 – amends the by‑law governing large‑scale events
- 2026 Capital and Operating Budget presentation for information
The council added $50,000 of tax assessment growth revenue and $45,800 from Reserve ST9 to the 2026 Operating Budget. It approved By‑law 2025‑075 for 2026 fees and charges and enacted several by‑laws covering enforcement authority, large‑scale events, parking and the administrative monetary penalty system. The council also authorized the subdivision agreement with King Jane Industrial Holdings Inc., created fire‑prevention areas, and approved a modified engineering‑fees arrangement for that development.
- Approved $50,000 tax assessment growth revenue and $45,800 reserve contribution to 2026 Operating Budget (Carried)
- Approved By‑law 2025‑075 establishing 2026 fees and charges (Carried)
- Approved By‑laws 2025‑078, 2025‑084, 2025‑085, 2025‑086 (amendments to enforcement, large‑scale events, parking, AMPS) (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑079 authorizing subdivision agreement with King Jane Industrial Holdings Inc. (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑080 establishing Fire Prevention Areas (Carried)
- Approved modified engineering‑fees arrangement for King Jane Industrial Holdings development (Carried)
- Received 2026 Capital and Operating Budget presentation for information (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑082 confirming council proceedings (Carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The King Township Committee of Adjustment will hear five minor variance applications for properties at 525 Woodchoppers Lane, 27 Northcott Way, 53 Cook Drive, 13395 11th Concession, and 165 Mactaggart Drive. Each application has a recommendation for approval with conditions noted in the attached tables. The meeting also includes routine items such as call to order, declarations of interest, adoption of minutes, and a motion to adjourn.
- A-25-52 – Minor variance for 525 Woodchoppers Lane, King (Ward 6)
- A-25-53 – Minor variance for 27 Northcott Way, Nobleton (Ward 2)
- A-25-54 – Minor variance for 53 Cook Drive, King (Ward 4)
- A-25-55 – Minor variance for 13395 11th Concession, King (Ward 3)
- A-25-57 – Minor variance for 165 Mactaggart Drive, Nobleton (Ward 2)
The Committee adopted the minutes from the October 15, 2025 hearing. Five applications (A-25-52, A-25-53, A-25-54, A-25-55, A-25-57) were approved with conditions as noted in Attachment 1. The meeting was then adjourned.
- Adopted October 15, 2025 hearing minutes (carried)
- Approved application A-25-52 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-53 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-54 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-55 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-57 with conditions (carried)
- Motion to adjourn meeting (carried)
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The King Township Accessibility Advisory Committee will approve its agenda, adopt the October 21, 2025 meeting minutes, and receive several documents for information, including an audit of the Zancor Centre and the draft 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan. It will adopt the 2026 Schedule of Accessibility Advisory Committee meetings and review the 2025 Projects. The committee will also consider communications memos regarding a site‑plan and zoning by‑law amendment for 2018‑2022 King Road and a site‑plan application for 16455 Keele Street.
- Adopt October 21, 2025 Accessibility Advisory Committee minutes
- Receive audit of the Zancor Centre for information
- Receive draft 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan for information
- Adopt the 2026 Schedule of Accessibility Advisory Committee meetings
- Review 2025 Projects
The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved the meeting agenda and adopted the October 21, 2025 minutes. It received the Zancor Centre accessibility audit, the amended 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan, the 2026 meeting schedule, and the 2025 Projects Review for information and to provide feedback. The committee also approved two communications memos. The next meeting is set for February 10, 2026.
- Agenda approved (Carried)
- October 21, 2025 minutes adopted (Carried)
- Zancor Centre accessibility audit received (Carried)
- Draft 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan received; feedback to be provided (Carried)
- 2026 Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting schedule received; feedback to be considered (Carried)
- 2025 Projects Review received (Carried)
- Communications items (two memos) approved (Carried)
Council Meeting
The King Township Council will consider and adopt several by-laws, including the new Building By-law 2025-068 and the Zoning By-law Amendment for 1600 Graham Sideroad. It will also receive reports on the 2025 Development Charge Background Study and a notice to demolish 13681 Dufferin Street. A member motion will be voted on to request a smaller recycling cart for the Blue Box transition program.
- Zoning By-law Amendment Application Z-2024-14 for 1600 Graham Sideroad to rezone from AS to AS-108 for winery, cidery, distillery, micro‑brewery and on‑farm shop/café
- Adoption of Building By-law 2025-068, repealing Building By-law 2021-060
- Approval of recommendations from the 2025 Development Charge Background Study, including capital project listing in Chapter 5
- Member motion by Councillor Eek requesting a smaller recycling cart option for the Blue Box transition program
- Notice of Intent to Demolish 13681 Dufferin Street and direction to remove the property from the Municipal Heritage Register
The council adopted a resolution to request a smaller recycling cart option and to enable industrial, commercial and institutional properties to participate in the Blue Box program. It also approved a zoning amendment for 1600 Graham Side Road to allow a winery and related uses, and adopted the new Building By‑law 2025‑068. Additional items such as the Development Charge study recommendations and several by‑law enactments were carried.
- Approved Blue Box transition resolution requesting smaller cart option and ICI eligibility (Carried)
- Approved Zoning By‑law Amendment for 1600 Graham Side Road to permit winery, cidery, distillery, micro‑brewery and on‑farm shop (Carried)
- Adopted new Building By‑law 2025‑068, repealing Building By‑law 2021‑060 (Carried)
- Approved Development Charge Background Study recommendations, including capital project listing (Carried)
- Enacted By‑laws 2025‑068 and 2025‑077 (Carried)
- Received and approved report on Industrial Commercial Institutional Recycling (Carried)
- Directed staff to remove 13681 Dufferin Street from the Municipal Heritage Register (Carried)
- Approved closed‑session items on litigation matter and land acquisition (Carried)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee will review a notice of intention to demolish the property at 13681 Dufferin Street. The committee will receive Report # HER-2025-007 for information and will recommend that Council direct staff to remove the property from the Municipal Heritage Register. The meeting will also include oral updates on heritage designation research and discussion of the 2025 Heritage Award.
- Notice of Intent to Demolish 13681 Dufferin Street – recommendation to remove the property from the Municipal Heritage Register
- Heritage Designation Updates – staff to give oral update on properties currently being researched for designation
- Heritage Award Update – discussion of the 2025 Heritage Award and next steps
- Adoption of Minutes – approve minutes from the October 9, 2025 meeting
- New Business – any additional items not listed on the agenda
The Heritage Advisory Committee adopted the agenda and approved the minutes from the October 9, 2025 meeting. It received Report HER-2025-007 and recommended that Council direct staff to remove 13681 Dufferin Street from the Municipal Heritage Register. The committee confirmed that member M. Hubert may remain on the committee for the remainder of the current term. No other formal decisions were recorded.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Adopted minutes from Oct 9, 2025 meeting (carried)
- Received Report HER-2025-007 and recommended removal of 13681 Dufferin St. from heritage register (carried)
- Confirmed member M. Hubert may remain on committee for the rest of the term (carried)
Council Public Planning Meeting
The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. No specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items are listed.
Council Working Session
The King Township Council Working Session on October 27, 2025 will follow standard procedural steps such as call to order, roll call, and approval of the agenda. The main item is a presentation by the Public Works Department – Capital Division on the Parks, Trails & Facilities Master Plan update. No public comments are permitted and no decisions or votes are listed in the agenda.
- Presentation: Parks, Trails & Facilities Master Plan Update (Public Works Department – Capital Division)
- Approval of Agenda
- Notice of Council Working Session – October 27, 2025 (Parks, Trails and Facilities Master Plan)
The council approved the agenda for the October 14, 2025 Working Session. No addendum items were presented. A presentation on the Parks, Trails & Facilities Master Plan was given, but no action was taken on it. The meeting was adjourned at 5:35 p.m.
- Approved agenda for Oct 14, 2025 Council Working Session (carried)
Council Meeting
King Township Council will consider several items, including an Official Plan review with proposed policy directions for growth, intensification, and settlement boundary expansions. The meeting also includes a road closure for the Highway 11 bridge rehabilitation and two motions regarding the provincial Greenbelt Plan review.
- Endorsement of policy directions for Official Plan update, including neighbourhood concepts and intensification hierarchy
- Inclusion of 25 Laskay Mills Drive in Laskay hamlet boundary for residential and employment uses
- Recognition of Whitebelt lands as a study area for future employment land uses
- Temporary closure of Toll Road from Bathurst to Canal for bridge rehabilitation (Nov–Dec 2025 and Jul–Oct 2026)
- Two council motions calling for a transparent, evidence-based review of the Greenbelt Plan and stronger implementation tools
Council approved the agenda and adopted the October 14 special and regular council minutes. The council endorsed the Official Plan Review policy directions, intensification hierarchy, Nobleton Village Reserve concept, inclusion of 25 Laskay Mills Drive in the Laskay hamlet, and the Whitebelt study. Council enacted By-law 2025-073 to temporarily close the Toll Road (Highway 11 Bridge Rehabilitation) during specified periods and delegated timing adjustments to the Director of Public Works. Two member motions to review the Greenbelt were withdrawn.
- Approved October 27 agenda (Carried)
- Adopted October 14 special and regular council minutes (Carried)
- Endorsed Official Plan Review policy directions and related appendices (Carried)
- Enacted By-law 2025-073 to close Toll Road during Nov 13‑Dec 19 2025 and Jul 2‑Oct 31 2026 (Carried)
- Delegated authority to Director of Public Works to adjust closure timing (Carried)
- Withdrew Mayor Pellegrini’s motion to review the Greenbelt (Withdrawn)
- Withdrew Councillor Schaefer’s motion to review the Greenbelt (Withdrawn)
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The King Township Accessibility Advisory Committee meets in person to receive 15 staff communications on development applications (including zoning by-law amendments and site plans) for information only. The committee will also consider an accessibility audit of the Zancor Centre. The agenda is largely procedural with adoption of previous minutes and approval of the agenda.
- Accessibility audit of the Zancor Centre (1600 15th Sideroad)
- Memo on revised draft plan of subdivision at 2955 King Road
- Memo on site plan and draft condominium at 204 Dew Street
- Memo on zoning by-law amendment at 22 and 32 Snowberry Lane
- Development application third submission for 2018-2096 King Road, 247 Dew Street, 26 King Boulevard
The committee approved its agenda and adopted the June 10, 2025 minutes. All listed staff communications were approved by consent. The committee approved receiving the Zancor Centre accessibility audit and providing comments to the Director of Community Services. The next meeting was scheduled for November 18, 2025.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- June 10, 2025 minutes adopted (carried)
- Staff communications approved by consent (carried)
- Audit of Zancor Centre to be received and commented on (carried)
- Next meeting scheduled for November 18, 2025 at 11:00 a.m.
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is holding a hybrid hearing on five minor variance applications. Staff recommend approving four applications (705 Wist Road, 25 Kingsworth Road, 40 Humber Valley Crescent, 6265 15th Sideroad) with conditions, and a split decision on 72 Western Avenue (refuse variances 1 & 2, approve 3 & 4). The public can attend in person or virtually.
- A-25-47: 705 Wist Road, King — recommended for approval with conditions
- A-25-48: 25 Kingsworth Road, King City — recommended for approval with conditions
- A-25-49: 72 Western Avenue, Schomberg — variances 1 & 2 recommended for refusal, variances 3 & 4 for approval
- A-25-50: 40 Humber Valley Crescent, King City — recommended for approval with conditions
- A-25-51: 6265 15th Sideroad, King — recommended for approval with conditions
The committee adopted the September 17, 2025 minutes. Applications A-25-47, A-25-48, A-25-50 and A-25-51 were approved with conditions as set out in Attachment 1. Application A-25-49 was adjourned to a later hearing due to a conflict of interest.
- Approved application A-25-47 with conditions (Attachment 1)
- Approved application A-25-48 with conditions (Attachment 1)
- Adjourned application A-25-49 to another hearing
- Approved application A-25-50 with conditions (Attachment 1)
- Approved application A-25-51 with conditions (Attachment 1)
- Adopted September 17, 2025 minutes
Special Council Meeting
This special council meeting is primarily procedural, with the only substantive item being a closed session discussion of insurance pooling, based on financial information supplied in confidence by a third party. Council will also consider approving closed session minutes from September 29, 2025, and enact a confirmation by-law to formalize the meeting's proceedings.
- Closed session report by Director of Finance & Treasurer on insurance pooling
- Approval of closed session minutes from September 29, 2025
- Enactment of Confirmation By-law 2025-071
- Motion to convene into closed session under Municipal Act, 2001
The council approved the meeting agenda and moved into a closed session to consider confidential insurance matters. In the closed session, staff were directed to proceed with the insurance pooling plan and the September 29, 2025 closed‑session minutes were approved. The council then enacted By‑law 2025‑071, confirming the proceedings of the October 14, 2025 meeting. All motions were carried.
- Approved meeting agenda (carried)
- Convene closed session on insurance pooling (carried)
- Approve staff direction on insurance pooling (item 6.1) (carried)
- Approve September 29, 2025 closed‑session minutes (carried)
- Enact By‑law 2025‑071 confirming proceedings (carried)
Council Meeting
Council will decide on recommended 2026 water and wastewater rates (Schedule A) effective January 1, 2026, and consider adopting the corresponding by-law. Other items include a motion to declare the Laskay Successionist Presbyterian Cemetery abandoned and transfer ownership to the Township, approval of the 2026 meeting schedule, a procurement update, and a member motion calling for a review of the Greenbelt Plan. The agenda also includes by-laws for the rate adoption and appointment of a Director of Finance.
- Approve 2026 Water and Wastewater Rates and Charges (Schedule A) with By-law 2025-069
- Application to declare Laskay Successionist Presbyterian Cemetery (1 Mill Street) abandoned and transfer ownership to Township
- Approve 2026 Schedule of Council and Council Public Planning Meetings, including earlier closed sessions
- Receive Q2-Q3 2025 Procurement Update (April–September)
- Member motion from Councillor Schaefer supporting review of Greenbelt Plan boundaries and policies
The Council enacted By‑laws 2025‑069 (2026 water and wastewater rates), 2025‑072 (appointment of a Director of Finance and Treasurer) and 2025‑070 (confirmation of proceedings). It approved the 2026 schedule of Council and public planning meetings, including moving the September 8, 2026 meeting to September 9 and adjusting closed‑session start times. The Council also authorized the Clerk and Solicitor to apply to have the Laskay Successionist Presbyterian Cemetery declared abandoned and transferred to the township. The Greenbelt review resolution was withdrawn.
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑069 establishing 2026 water and wastewater rates (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑072 appointing a Director of Finance and Treasurer (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑070 confirming council proceedings (Carried)
- Amended 2026 meeting schedule: moved Sep 8, 2026 public planning meeting to Sep 9, 2026 (Carried)
- Adjusted closed‑session start times for remainder of 2025 schedule and into 2026 (Carried)
- Authorized application to declare Laskay Successionist Presbyterian Cemetery abandoned and transfer ownership to the township (Carried)
- Withdrawn Council resolution supporting a review of the Greenbelt Plan (Withdrawn)
- Approved receipt of reports FIN‑2025‑19, COR‑CLK‑2025‑005, and FIN‑2025‑017 (Carried)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee will meet virtually on October 9, 2025, to discuss a proposal for a new Toronto Carrying Place Trail and review post-meeting minutes from the previous session.
- Proposal for the creation of a new Toronto Carrying Place Trail
- Review of Post-Meeting Minutes - HAC_Sep04_2025
- Heritage Awards 2025
- Approval of Agenda
- Declarations of Pecuniary Interest
Council Public Planning Meeting
The agenda for this King Township Council Public Planning Meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items for decision or discussion. No rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or other substantive matters are listed.
Special Council Meeting
This special council meeting consists primarily of a closed session for education and training on insurance pooling and development charges by-law, and for direction on two litigation matters involving minor variance applications. The open session is limited to procedural items such as agenda approval, confirmation by-law, and adjournment. The meeting is held in person and not live-streamed.
- Closed session education session on insurance pooling and development charges by-law (section 239(3.1)(1))
- Litigation direction required for Minor Variance Application & Appeal A-25-19 (166 Elizabeth Grove)
- Litigation direction required for Minor Variance Application & Appeal A-25-37 (83 Faris Avenue)
- Approval of closed session minutes from September 15, 2025
- Enactment of By-law 2025-066 to confirm proceedings of the special meeting
The council approved the meeting agenda and voted to enter a closed session for education and litigation matters. After reconvening, members approved the two litigation items from closed session and the September 15, 2025 closed‑session minutes. The council then read and enacted By‑law 2025‑066. The meeting was adjourned at 4:20 p.m.
- Agenda approved (motion by Councillor Eek, seconded by Councillor Schaefer)
- Closed session convened (motion by Councillor Asselstine, seconded by Councillor Anstey)
- Council reconvened from closed session (motion by Councillor Anstey, seconded by Councillor Schaefer)
- Closed‑session items 6.2 and 6.3 approved for staff action (motion by Councillor Eek, seconded by Councillor Boyd)
- Closed‑session minutes (Sept 15, 2025) approved (motion by Councillor Anstey, seconded by Councillor Asselstine)
- By‑law 2025‑066 enacted (motion by Councillor Schaefer, seconded by Councillor Eek)
- Meeting adjourned at 4:20 p.m.
Council Meeting
The council will consider several items, including rezoning 19 Old King Road from Institutional to Core Area and enacting By-law 2025‑065. It will also approve the naming of two streets in the King City Residences development, declare surplus land in Nobleton Village, and adopt a temporary road closure on the 11th Concession. Additional items include an easement agreement at 365 Patricia Drive and related by‑law enactments.
- Zoning By-law Amendment (Z‑2025‑12) to rezone 19 Old King Road from Institutional (‘I’) to Core Area (‘CA’) and enact By‑law 2025‑065
- Municipal street naming for King City Residences Corporation: Royal Humber Trail and Henry Borden Avenue
- Declaration of surplus lands, Plan 65M3545 Block 12, Nobleton Village, and delegation for disposition
- Authorize Easement Agreement at 365 Patricia Drive, waiving $17,000 permit fees
- Enact By‑law 2025‑064 to close 11th Concession (1.4 km north of King Road) from Oct 16 to Dec 16 2025
The council approved the agenda and adopted minutes from the September 15 meeting. It rezoned 19 Old King Road to Core Area, approved two new street names in the Mansions of King development, declared surplus land in Nobleton Village and directed its disposition, approved an easement agreement with fee waivers, and enacted a temporary road closure on the 11th Concession. By‑laws 2025‑064, 2025‑065 and 2025‑067 were also enacted.
- Approved rezoning of 19 Old King Road from Institutional to Core Area (By‑law 2025‑065)
- Approved new street names: Royal Humber Trail and Henry Borden Avenue
- Declared Plan 65M3545 Block 12 surplus land and directed appraisal and disposition
- Approved Draft Easement Agreement with Michael Loureiro and Stephanie Rocha, waived $17,000 permit fees
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑035 to close 11th Concession road from Oct 16 to Dec 16, 2025
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑064 for temporary road closure of 11th Concession
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑065 for zoning amendment at 19 Old King Road
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑067 confirming council proceedings on Sep 29, 2025
Committee of Adjustment
The King Township Committee of Adjustment will hear eight minor variance applications at a hybrid meeting on September 17, 2025. Staff recommend approval with conditions for seven applications and adjournment for one (1870 17th Sideroad). The meeting also includes adoption of minutes from August 20, 2025.
- Approval recommended for 7 minor variances at: 58 Hawthorne Valley Rd (Nobleton), 160 Hollingsworth Dr (King City), 98 Robert Berry Cres (King City), 7750 King Rd (King), 182 McClure Dr (King City), 2670 17th Sideroad (King), and 24 Mahaffy Ct (Nobleton)
- Application A-25-45 (1870 17th Sideroad) recommended for adjournment to a future meeting
- Public correspondence includes a letter of support for 58 Hawthorne Valley Rd, a petition in support for 2670 17th Sideroad, and letters of objection for 24 Mahaffy Ct
- Next committee meeting scheduled for October 15, 2025
The Committee of Adjustment reviewed eight development applications. Applications A-25-39, A-25-40, A-25-41, A-25-42, A-25-43, A-25-44, and A-25-46 were approved with conditions noted in Attachment 1. Application A-25-45 was adjourned to a future meeting.
- Approved application A-25-39 (with conditions)
- Approved application A-25-40 (with conditions)
- Approved application A-25-41 (with conditions)
- Approved application A-25-42 (with conditions)
- Approved application A-25-43 (with conditions)
- Approved application A-25-44 (with conditions)
- Approved application A-25-46 (with conditions)
- Adjourned application A-25-45 to a future meeting
Special Council Meeting
The council will hold a special meeting that moves from an open session to a closed session. In closed session, the Chief Administrative Officer will give a verbal report on municipal lands and the Director of Growth Management Services will give a verbal report on an OLT appeal litigation concerning 12765, 12781, 12789 Keele Street and 17 Elizabeth Grove. The council will approve the closed‑session minutes and adopt By‑law 2025‑061 confirming the meeting’s proceedings.
- Closed session verbal report by the CAO on municipal lands
- Closed session verbal report by the Director of Growth Management on OLT appeal (12765, 12781, 12789 Keele Street and 17 Elizabeth Grove)
- Approval of closed‑session minutes for June 17, 2025 and September 8, 2025
- Adoption of By‑law 2025‑061 to confirm the special meeting proceedings
The council approved the meeting agenda and moved into a closed session. After reconvening, it approved the closed‑session matters and the closed‑session minutes. Finally, the council enacted By‑law 2025‑061 confirming the proceedings.
- Approved agenda (Carried)
- Moved to closed session (Carried)
- Approved closed‑session matters (Carried)
- Approved closed‑session minutes (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑061 (Carried)
Council Meeting
Council will consider a single source approval for pond clean-outs costing $1,007,159.63 with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Also on the agenda are heritage permit applications for Marylake Gatehouse and Nobleton Community Hall, a notice of intent to demolish at 342 Kettleby Road, an extension of draft plan approval for Nobleton Estates Inc., and a by-law to remove a holding provision at 13131 Keele Street. A presentation from York Region Transit on 2026 transit initiatives is also scheduled.
- Single source approval with TRCA for clean-out of two ponds at $1,007,159.63
- Heritage Permit HP-25-02 for Marylake Gatehouse window and roof replacement, with $12,000 grant
- Heritage Permit HP-25-03 for Nobleton Community Hall accessibility upgrades and exterior work
- Notice of intent to demolish at 342 Kettleby Road – council recommended to take no further action
- Extension of draft plan of subdivision approval for Nobleton Estates Inc. to September 2028
The council approved heritage renovation works and a $12,000 grant for the Marylake Gatehouse and approved similar works for the Nobleton Community Hall. It took no further action on the demolition notice for 342 Kettleby Road and extended the draft subdivision plan for Nobleton Estates Inc. to September 13, 2028 with revised conditions. The council also approved a $1,007,159.63 single‑source request to the TRCA for pond clean‑outs and enacted By‑law 2025‑059 and By‑law 2025‑062.
- Approved heritage works and $12,000 grant for Marylake Gatehouse (HP-25-02) – Carried
- Approved heritage works for Nobleton Community Hall (HP-25-03) – Carried
- Took no further action on demolition notice for 342 Kettleby Road – Carried
- Extended Draft Plan Approval for Nobleton Estates Inc. to Sept 13, 2028 and revised conditions – Carried
- Approved Single Source Request to TRCA for pond clean‑outs, $1,007,159.63 – Carried
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑059 (Zoning amendment for 13131 Keele St) – Carried
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑062 (Confirmation of proceedings) – Carried
- Approved agenda for the meeting – Carried
Council Public Planning Meeting
The King Township Council Public Planning Meeting will consider four zoning by-law amendment applications for properties at 962 Graham Sideroad, 22 and 32 Snowberry Lane, 19 Old King Road, and 2018-2022 King Road. The staff reports recommend receiving the applications and referring them back to staff for further review.
- Zoning By-law Amendment - 962 Graham Sideroad (File Z-2025-08)
- Zoning By-law Amendment - 22 and 32 Snowberry Lane (File Z-2025-10)
- Zoning By-law Amendment - 19 Old King Road (File Z-2025-12)
- Zoning By-law Amendment - 2018-2022 King Road (File Z-2025-14)
- Confirmation of Proceedings By-law 2025-058
The council approved the meeting agenda and appointed Councillor Asselstine as chair for the session. Four zoning by‑law amendment reports (962 Graham Sideroad; 22 and 32 Snowberry Lane; 19 Old King Road; 2018‑2022 King Road) were each received and sent back to staff for further recommendation. By‑law 2025‑058 confirming the proceedings was enacted.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Councillor Asselstine assumed chair for the meeting (carried)
- Report GMS-PL-2025-039 (962 Graham Sideroad) referred back to staff (carried)
- Report GMS-PL-2025-036 (22 and 32 Snowberry Lane) referred back to staff (carried)
- Report GMS-PL-2025-037 (19 Old King Road) referred back to staff (carried)
- Report GMS-PL-2025-038 (2018-2022 King Road) referred back to staff (carried)
- Enacted By-law 2025-058 – Confirmation of Proceedings (carried)
Special Council Meeting
The Township of King Council will meet for a special session that includes a closed-door education segment. The primary focus of the closed session is to provide training or education to members regarding King's Official Plan.
- Closed session education on King's Official Plan
- Enactment of By-law 2025-060 to confirm meeting proceedings
The council approved the meeting agenda. It voted to enter a closed session to discuss education matters, then reconvened in open session. The council read and enacted By‑law 2025‑060. The meeting was adjourned at 5:21 p.m.
- Approved meeting agenda (Carried)
- Approved motion to convene closed session (Carried)
- Approved reconvening from closed session (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑060 (Carried)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee will consider a notice of intent to demolish a structure at 342 Kettleby Road and is expected to advise Council to take no further action, with conditions for documentation and commemorative measures. The committee will also review 2025 Heritage Award nominations for 226 Main Street and 2220 King Road, receive updates on the designation strategy and pioneer cemeteries, and hold an education session. All other items are for information only.
- Notice of Intent to Demolish or Remove a Structure at 342 Kettleby Road — recommendation to take no further action, pending documentation and commemorative measures
- 2025 Heritage Award Nomination Review for 226 Main Street and 2220 King Road
- Designation Strategy Update - Next Steps
- Pioneer Cemeteries - Update
- Heritage Advisory Committee Education Session
The Heritage Advisory Committee approved its agenda and adopted the July 10 minutes. It received Report HER-2025-006, advised council to take no further action on the demolition notice for 342 Kettleby Road, and asked the owner to provide documentation and consider commemorative measures. The Heritage Award nomination period was extended to September 19, and several updates were received for information. The meeting adjourned at 8:03 PM.
- Approved meeting agenda (carried)
- Adopted July 10 minutes (carried)
- Received Report HER-2025-006 for information (carried)
- Advised council to take no further action on 342 Kettleby Rd demolition (carried)
- Requested owner provide documentation before removal and consider commemorative measures (carried)
- Extended Heritage Award nomination period to September 19 (carried)
- Received Designation Strategy Update for information (carried)
- Received Pioneer Cemeteries update for information (carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The King Township Committee of Adjustment will hear six requests for minor variances to zoning rules at its August 20 meeting. The body will consider applications for properties in King City and Nobleton, with staff recommending approval for all six.
- Minor variance for 108 Goodfellow Crescent, Nobleton
- Minor variance for 125 Patricia Drive, King City
- Minor variance for 11 Mount Mellick Drive, King
- Minor variance for 19230 Bathurst Street, King
- Minor variance for 83 Faris Avenue, Nobleton
The Committee of Adjustment adopted the minutes from the July 16, 2025 hearing. Five applications (A-25-21, A-25-34, A-25-35, A-25-36, A-25-38) were approved with conditions, while application A-25-37 was refused. All motions were carried.
- Adopted minutes of the July 16, 2025 hearing (carried)
- Approved application A-25-21 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-34 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-35 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-36 with conditions (carried)
- Refused application A-25-37 (carried)
- Approved application A-25-38 with conditions (defeated)
Committee of Adjustment
The King Township Committee of Adjustment will adopt the draft minutes from the June 18 hearing and then consider several development applications. It will approve a consent application for 15 Charles Street with conditions, refuse a minor variance at Keele Street and Elizabeth Grove, and approve multiple minor variance applications on Dufferin Street, Lavender Valley Road, Winter Road, and 17th Sideroad. All decisions are recommended by staff and will be voted on at this meeting.
- Approve consent application #B-25-01 at 15 Charles Street (owners Bijan Mirzaagha & Tajik Marizeh)
- Refuse minor variance application #A-25-25 at 12765‑12789 Keele Street and 17 Elizabeth Grove
- Approve minor variance application #A-25-28 at 13500‑13700 Dufferin Street & 1793 15th Sideroad
- Approve minor variance application #A-25-29 at 5 Lavender Valley Road
- Approve minor variance application #A-25-30 at 27 Winter Road (formerly 270 Burns Blvd)
The Committee of Adjustment adopted the minutes from the June 18 hearing. It approved applications B-25-01, A-25-28, A-25-29, A-25-30, A-25-31, and A-25-32 with conditions, and refused application A-25-25 as noted in the planning report. The next meeting is scheduled for August 20, 2025.
- Adopted June 18 minutes (carried)
- Approved application B-25-01 with conditions (carried)
- Refused application A-25-25 (carried)
- Approved application A-25-28 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-29 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-30 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-31 with conditions (carried)
- Approved application A-25-32 with conditions (carried)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee is reviewing two heritage permit applications to provide recommendations to Council. The meeting will address proposed exterior alterations and restorations for two designated properties.
- Marylake Gatehouse (HP-25-02): Proposed replacement of slate roof shingles and non-original sash windows
- Marylake Gatehouse (HP-25-02): Proposed repair of damaged ridge cap with aluminum coping
- Nobleton Community Hall (HP-25-03): Proposed exterior stairway replacement and doorway expansion for accessibility
- Nobleton Community Hall (HP-25-03): Proposed asphalt shingle replacement and installation of an awning
- 2025 King Heritage Award information item
The Heritage Advisory Committee approved its meeting agenda and adopted the June 5 minutes. It received Report HER‑2025‑004 and advised Council to approve window replacement, roof ridge‑cap repair, and slate‑shingle replacement at the Marylake Gatehouse, and to direct an inspection and a grant‑eligibility review. It also received Report HER‑2025‑005 and advised Council to approve accessibility, structural, and lighting upgrades at the Nobleton Community Hall, and to direct an inspection of those works.
- Approved meeting agenda (carried)
- Adopted June 5 minutes (carried)
- Advised Council to approve Marylake Gatehouse window, roof, and shingle works (carried)
- Advised Council to direct inspection of Marylake Gatehouse works (carried)
- Advised Council to review grant eligibility for Marylake Gatehouse (carried)
- Advised Council to approve Nobleton Community Hall accessibility, structural, and lighting works (carried)
- Advised Council to direct inspection of Nobleton Community Hall works (carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment is holding a hybrid hearing on June 18, 2025 to consider six minor variance applications at properties in King City and Nobleton. Staff recommends approval for each with conditions. The committee will also adopt draft minutes from the May 21, 2025 meeting.
- A-25-19: 166 Elizabeth Grove, King City – staff recommends approval; one letter of objection received.
- A-25-21: 108 Goodfellow Crescent, Nobleton – staff recommends approval.
- A-25-23: 167 Banner Lane, King City – staff recommends approval; two letters of objection received.
- A-25-24: 34 Westbrooke Boulevard, Nobleton – staff recommends approval.
- A-25-26: 8 John Tanner Court, King City – staff recommends approval.
The Committee of Adjustment adopted the minutes from the May 21, 2025 hearing. It refused application A-25-19. It adjourned application A-25-21 to a future meeting. It approved applications A-25-23, A-25-24, A-25-26 and A-25-27, each with conditions noted in Attachment 1.
- Adopted May 21, 2025 minutes (Carried)
- Refused application A-25-19 (Carried)
- Adjourned application A-25-21 to a future meeting (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-23 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-24 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-26 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-27 with conditions (Carried)
Council Meeting
Council will decide on the 2025 Comprehensive Asset Management Plan, which includes a 2.33% increase for the capital portion of the 2026 tax levy. It will also consider endorsing population and housing forecasts to 2051 for the villages of King City, Nobleton, and Schomberg, and approve a zoning by-law amendment for a 6-storey apartment building at 326 Main Street in Schomberg. Other items include a lease negotiation for Nobleton Community Hall and a severance for infill residential development at 15 Charles Street.
- 2025 Comprehensive Asset Management Plan with 2.33% tax levy increase for 2026 capital
- Official Plan Review endorsing population forecasts: King City 23,220, Nobleton 14,330, Schomberg 3,340 by 2051
- Zoning By-law Amendment for 6-storey apartment at 326 Main Street, Schomberg (File Z-2021-14)
- Nobleton Community Hall update: staff directed to negotiate long-term lease with 1001243756 Ontario Inc.
- Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments for severance at 15 Charles Street, King City to create two residential lots
The council adopted the Township’s 2025 Comprehensive Asset Management Plan, which includes a 1.99% increase to the capital portion of the 2026 tax levy (vote 6‑1). It also closed 20 capital projects, transferring a $548,955 surplus to original funding sources, and approved a fire‑services cost‑recovery program with By‑law 2025‑049. Additional actions included amending the Site Alteration By‑law (2025‑048), endorsing a Municipal Capital Facility Agreement with Prebrick Systems, and endorsing population and housing forecasts for the Official Plan Review.
- Approved 2025 Comprehensive Asset Management Plan with 1.99% tax levy increase (6‑1)
- Closed 20 capital projects and transferred $548,955 surplus to original funding sources
- Approved fire‑services cost‑recovery program and enacted By‑law 2025‑049
- Amended Site Alteration By‑law 2021‑039 via By‑law 2025‑048
- Endorsed Principles for Municipal Capital Facility Agreement with Prebrick Systems
- Authorized Mayor and Clerk to execute the agreement after CAO and solicitor approval
- Endorsed population and housing forecasts and DGA Community Area lands deficit for Nobleton
- Authorized staff to develop a comprehensive plan for Nobleton’s southwest quadrant
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Special Council Meeting
King Township Council will hold a Special Council Meeting featuring a closed session to receive reports from the Director of Planning. The discussion focuses on litigation and potential litigation related to specific property applications.
- Litigation regarding Minor Variance Application & Appeal File No. A-25-13 (27 McCutcheon Avenue)
- Potential litigation regarding Minor Variance Application File No. A-25-25 (12765, 12781, 12789 Keele Street and 17 Elizabeth Grove)
- Approval of May 12, 2025, Closed Session Minutes
- Enactment of By-law 2025-054 to confirm proceedings of the June 17, 2025 meeting
The council approved the amended agenda and moved into a closed session to receive reports on litigation and land matters. After reconvening, the council approved the closed‑session items for information and directed staff to act on the minor variance application at 27 McCutcheon Avenue. The council also approved the May 12, 2025 closed‑session minutes and enacted By‑law 2025‑054.
- Agenda amendment approved (carried)
- Closed session convened under Municipal Act (carried)
- Closed‑session items 5.1, 5.2, 5.4 received for information; staff directed on Item 5.1 (carried)
- May 12, 2025 closed‑session minutes approved (carried)
- By‑law 2025‑054 enacted to confirm proceedings (carried)
- Council reconvened from closed session to open session (carried)
- Closed‑session confidential reports approved (carried)
- No pecuniary interest declarations reported (none)
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Accessibility Advisory Committee will hold a workshop to provide feedback for the 2026-2030 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan. The meeting also includes an orientation presentation from York Region Transit.
- Workshop for the 2026-2030 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan
- York Region Transit orientation presentation by Erin Straughan and Tara McGrath
- Staff memo on Zoning By-law Amendment for 962 Graham Sideroad
- Staff memo on Revised Site Plan for 1265 19th Sideroad
- Staff memo on Zoning By-law Amendment for 117 Humber Valley Crescent
The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved its meeting agenda and adopted the May 13, 2025 minutes. It received a York Region Transit presentation for information and agreed to forward its comments to staff for the township's 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan. Staff communications on several zoning and site‑plan items were also received.
- Approved June 10, 2025 agenda (carried)
- Adopted May 13, 2025 meeting minutes (carried)
- Received York Region Transit presentation for information (carried)
- Submitted committee comments for the 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan (carried)
- Received staff communications on zoning and site‑plan matters (carried)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee is meeting to review a report regarding the Hambly House. The committee may advise Council to issue a Notice of Intent to Amend Designation By-law 82-144.
- Proposed amendment to Designation By-law 82-144 for Hambly House at 6012 King Road
- 2025 King Township Heritage Award
- King Heritage and Cultural Centre / Museum information item
- Discussion on Marylake Gatehouse
- King OP Review - Cultural Heritage
The Heritage Advisory Committee received Report HER‑2025‑003 and advised Council to direct staff to issue a Notice of Intent to amend Designation By‑law 82‑144 for the Hambly House at 6012 King Road. The Committee also received updates and agreed to assist with the 2025 King Township Heritage Award program, the restoration of the King Heritage and Cultural Centre museum grounds, and the heritage permit application for the Marylake Gatehouse at 13760 Keele Street. An update on the Official Plan cultural‑heritage review was also received. All motions were carried.
- Advised Council to direct staff to issue Notice of Intent to amend Designation By‑law 82‑144 for Hambly House (carried)
- Received update and agreed to assist development of the 2025 King Township Heritage Award program (carried)
- Received update on restoration works at the King Heritage and Cultural Centre / Museum (carried)
- Received update on Heritage Permit for Marylake Gatehouse and advised staff to research additional structures (carried)
- Received update on Official Plan cultural‑heritage review (carried)
- Approved agenda for the meeting (carried)
- Adopted the minutes from the May 8, 2025 meeting (carried)
- Approved the meeting’s procedural motions (carried)
Council Public Planning Meeting
King Township Council holds a public planning meeting with hearings on three development applications: a zoning by-law amendment at 1600 Graham Sideroad, revised subdivision and zoning changes at 2710 King Road and 13371 Jane Street, and a zoning by-law and official plan amendment at 117 Humber Valley Crescent. Staff reports are received and referred back for future recommendations after public input. The meeting also includes procedural items like a confirmation by-law.
- Zoning by-law amendment at 1600 Graham Sideroad (File Z-2024-14, owner Rosario Riga) – report referred back for future recommendation
- Revised draft plan of subdivision and zoning by-law amendment at 2710 King Road and 13371 Jane Street (Files 19T-16K01 & Z-2025-06, owner King City Residences Corp.) – report referred back
- Zoning by-law and official plan amendment at 117 Humber Valley Crescent (Files Z-2025-07 and OP-2025-01, owners Lawrence and Shannon Mahan) – report referred back
- Correspondence from residents on items 7.2 and 7.3, including deputations and written comments
- Confirmation by-law 2025-047 to ratify proceedings
The council approved the amended agenda and appointed Councillor Anstey as chair for the meeting. It received and referred back to staff three planning reports: the 1600 Graham Sideroad zoning amendment, the 2710 King Road & 13371 Jane Street subdivision and zoning amendment, and the 117 Humber Valley Crescent zoning and official plan amendment. The council also enacted By‑law 2025‑047. All motions were carried.
- Approved agenda (amended) – motion carried
- Councillor Anstey assumed chair for the meeting – motion carried
- Report GMS-PL-2025-032 (1600 Graham Sideroad) received and referred to staff – motion carried
- Report GMS-PL-2025-019 (2710 King Road & 13371 Jane Street) received and referred to staff – motion carried
- Report GMS-PL-2025-031 (117 Humber Valley Crescent) received and referred to staff – motion carried
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑047 – motion carried
Council Meeting
Council will vote on the 2025 final tax levy, setting property tax rates, and consider several financial reports including the 2024 audited financial statements. A zoning by-law amendment to allow an agricultural event venue at 14855 Highway 27 is also up for approval. By-laws to lift holding provisions on properties at 16 Sproule St and 31/37 Banner Lane will be enacted.
- 2025 Final Tax Levy – By-law 2025-041 to set property tax rates
- Zoning By-law Amendment – proposed agricultural event venue at 14855 Highway 27 (on-farm diversified use)
- Lifting of 'H' holding provisions at 16 Sproule St (industrial) and 31/37 Banner Lane
- 2024 Consolidated Audited Financial Statements – report FIN-2025-011
- 2024 deficit of ($23,532) to be funded by Tax Rate Stabilization Reserve Fund
The council approved the meeting agenda and adopted the May 12 minutes. It received several financial reports and enacted the 2025 property tax bylaw and the Holland Marsh drainage charge bylaw. The council approved a zoning bylaw amendment to rezone 14855 Highway 27 for an on‑farm diversified event venue. Additional zoning bylaw lifts and a confirmation bylaw were also enacted.
- Approved meeting agenda (Carried)
- Adopted May 12 council minutes (Carried)
- Enacted Bylaw 2025-041 to set 2025 property tax rates (Carried)
- Enacted Bylaw 2025-042 to authorize Holland Marsh drainage system charges (Carried)
- Approved Zoning By-law Amendment (Application Z-2024-10) to rezone 14855 Highway 27 for on‑farm event venue (Carried)
- Enacted By‑laws 2025-026 and 2025-032 lifting ‘H’ designations (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025-045 confirming council proceedings (Carried)
- Posted 2024 Development Charge Reserve Funds statements as required (Carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will hear requests for minor variances for various properties in King, Nobleton, King City, and Schomberg. The body will review planning reports and staff recommendations to decide if these requests should be approved or refused.
- Minor variance application for 235 Rupke Road (File #A-25-10)
- Minor variance application for 27 McCutcheon Avenue, Nobleton (File #A-25-13)
- Minor variance application for 17130 12th Concession (File #A-25-14)
- Minor variance application for 121 Waterlily Trail, Schomberg (File #A-25-15)
- Minor variance application for 166 Elizabeth Grove, King City (File #A-25-19)
The Committee adopted the minutes from the April 16 hearing. It approved several variance requests and development applications with conditions, while refusing others. One application was adjourned to a future meeting.
- Adopted minutes of the April 16, 2025 hearing
- Approved Variance #1 & #3 of Application A-25-10 (conditions); refused #2
- Approved Variances #5 & #7 of Application A-25-13 (conditions); refused #1‑4 & #6
- Approved Application A-25-14 (conditions)
- Approved Application A-25-15 (conditions)
- Approved Applications A-25-16, A-25-17, A-25-18 (conditions)
- Adjourned Application A-25-19 to a future meeting
- Approved Applications A-25-20 and A-25-22 (conditions)
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The King Township Accessibility Advisory Committee will approve its agenda and adopt the February 11, 2025 meeting minutes. It will request comments from members for the 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan. The committee will endorse National Accessibility Awareness Week, scheduled for May 25 to June 1, 2025, and Red Shirt Day on May 28, 2025. Additional items include informational memos on several zoning and site‑plan applications.
- Approve the May 13, 2025 agenda
- Adopt February 11, 2025 meeting minutes
- Provide comments for the 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan
- Endorse National Accessibility Awareness Week (May 25‑June 1, 2025) and Red Shirt Day (May 28, 2025)
- Receive informational memos on zoning by‑law amendments and site‑plan applications for various addresses
The Accessibility Advisory Committee approved its agenda and adopted the February 11, 2025 minutes. It directed staff to use committee comments when drafting the 2026‑2030 Multi‑Year Accessibility Plan. The committee also endorsed National Accessibility Awareness Week (May 25‑June 1, 2025) and Red Shirt Day (May 28, 2025). Listed communications memos were received for information.
- Approved meeting agenda (Carried)
- Adopted February 11, 2025 minutes (Carried)
- Directed staff to incorporate committee feedback into 2026‑2030 Accessibility Plan draft (Carried)
- Endorsed National Accessibility Awareness Week May 25‑June 1, 2025 and Red Shirt Day May 28, 2025 (Carried)
- Received listed communications memos for information (Carried)
Council Meeting
Council will vote on a recommendation to advise Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada that it has no objections to a proposal for three 50-metre guy-wire supported antenna towers and one 24.4-metre self-supporting tower at 3900 15th Sideroad. It will also consider extending draft subdivision approval for Mansions of King to May 2028 and endorse principles for capital facilities agreements with developers in Nobleton. Additional items include presentations from Mackenzie Health and Blue Door and a report on Strong Mayor Powers.
- Recommendation to approve telecommunications tower systems (three 50m guy-wire, one 24.4m self-supporting) at 3900 15th Sideroad
- Extension of draft plan of subdivision approval for Mansions of King (19T-16K01) to May 12, 2028
- Council to endorse principles for Municipal Capital Facility Agreements with Crisadan Holdings, Mosaik 5905 King Inc., and Nobleton Heritage Developments
- Presentation from Mackenzie Health (annual update) and Blue Door (Housing for All Land Trust)
- Report on Strong Mayor Powers received for information
Council endorsed the principles for municipal capital facility agreements with Crisadan, Mosaik and Nobleton Heritage, delegated staff to finalize the agreements, and authorized the mayor and clerk to sign them after CAO and solicitor approval. The council also extended the draft plan approval for the Mansions of King subdivision to May 12, 2028 and enacted By‑law 2025‑039.
- Received Report GMS-PL-2025-020 for information (Carried)
- Endorsed principles for municipal capital facility agreements (Carried)
- Delegated staff authority to finalize agreements with Crisadan, Mosaik, Nobleton Heritage (Carried)
- Authorized mayor and clerk to execute agreements after CAO and solicitor approval (Carried)
- Extended draft plan approval for Mansions of King subdivision to May 12, 2028 (Carried)
- Received Report GMS-PL-2025-014 for information (Carried)
- Received Report COR-CLK-2025-003 for information (Carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑039 confirming proceedings (Carried)
Special Council Meeting
This special council meeting consists almost entirely of a closed session under the Municipal Act. Council will receive education on the Official Plan, Strong Mayor Powers, and Asset Management, and discuss a litigation matter (OLT-25-000077) involving 13305 Highway 27. No public agenda items are scheduled for debate or decision in open session beyond procedural approvals.
- Closed-session education session on Official Plan, Strong Mayor Powers, and Asset Management
- Verbal report on litigation at 13305 Highway 27 (OLT-25-000077) requiring direction
- Approval of closed session minutes from April 29, 2025
- Enactment of By-law 2025-043 to confirm proceedings of this meeting
The council approved the meeting agenda and a motion to convene into a closed session. After the closed session, the council reconvened and approved the receipt of Item 6.2 for information and the April 29, 2025 closed‑session minutes. The council also enacted By‑law 2025‑043.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Approved motion to convene closed session (carried)
- Approved reconvening from closed session (carried)
- Received Item 6.2 for information (carried)
- Approved April 29, 2025 closed‑session minutes (carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑043 (carried)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the potential designation of 650 Toll Road and St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church and Cemetery. The body will also consider a request to remove 35 Station Road from the Heritage Register.
- Consultation on Notice of Intent to Designate 650 Toll Road
- Request to de-list 35 Station Road from the Heritage Register
- Request to designate St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church and Cemetery (13610 10th Concession)
The Heritage Advisory Committee approved its agenda and adopted the April 10 minutes. It received information on 650 Toll Road and instructed staff to conduct further research and return with a Notice of Intent to designate the property. The committee acknowledged a request to remove 35 Station Road from the Municipal Register and decided to take no further action. It also received items on St. Mary's Church designation and ongoing heritage projects for information.
- Approved agenda (Carried)
- Adopted April 10 minutes (Carried)
- Advised staff to research 650 Toll Road and return with a Notice of Intent to designate (Carried)
- Acknowledged request to de‑list 35 Station Road and took no further action (Carried)
- Advised staff to return with a draft Notice of Intent to designate St. Mary's Church at 13610 10th Concession (Carried)
- Received updates on ongoing heritage projects and follow‑up items for information (Carried)
Council Public Planning Meeting
The King Township Council Public Planning Meeting agenda for May 5, 2025, contains only procedural boilerplate from eSCRIBE software. No items of business, decisions, or proposals are listed. The meeting appears to be a placeholder or cancelled session.
Council Meeting
Council will consider two amending subdivision agreements for development projects (Acorn and Via Moto Phase 2), a recommendation to deny a firearms discharge exemption at 6610 King Road, and the award of the Nobleton Watermain Replacement contract. A presentation on the York Region Food Charter and an annual progress report on the Corporate Strategic Plan are also on the agenda.
- Amending Subdivision Agreement for Acorn to remove median islands along East Humber Drive
- Amending Subdivision Agreement for Via Moto Phase 2 with Fandor Homes (Via Moto) Inc.
- Recommendation to deny exemption request for discharge of firearms at 6610 King Road
- Award of RFT-2025-002 for Nobleton Watermain Replacement
- By-law 2025-038 to approve a Single Source Award
The council endorsed the York Region Food Charter and received the Year Two Corporate Strategic Plan report for information. It denied a request to exempt firearms discharge at 6610 King Road and instructed a review of the related by‑law. Three by‑laws (2025‑029, 2025‑031, 2025‑038) were read three times and enacted, authorizing subdivision agreement amendments and a single‑source watermain award. By‑law 2025‑036 confirming the meeting’s proceedings was also enacted.
- Endorsed the York Region Food Charter (carried)
- Received Year Two (2024) Corporate Strategic Plan report as information (carried)
- Denied exemption request for discharge of firearms and bows at 6610 King Road (carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑031 to authorize an amending subdivision agreement with The Acorn Development Corporation (carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑029 to authorize an amending subdivision agreement with Fandor Homes (Via Moto) Inc. (carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑038 to approve the single‑source award for the Nobleton watermain replacement (carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑036 confirming the proceedings of the April 29, 2025 meeting (carried)
- Adopted the minutes of the April 14, 2025 council meeting (carried)
Council Working Session
The King Township Council Working Session will focus on an overview of the 2025 Asset Management Plan presented by the Public Works Department. The meeting is scheduled for April 29, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. in Council Chambers.
- Review of 2025 Asset Management Plan
- Approval of the April 29, 2025 agenda
- Public Works Department presentation
The council approved the meeting agenda. They also moved to receive the presentation on the 2025 Asset Management Plan for information, which was carried. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Agenda approved (carried)
- Received 2025 Asset Management Plan presentation for information (carried)
Special Council Meeting
This special council meeting is primarily to convene into closed session to discuss a verbal report from the Director of Community Services regarding a land acquisition or disposition matter involving Township-owned lands. The open session will include procedural items such as approval of agenda, declarations of interest, and a confirmation by-law. The meeting is in-person and not livestreamed.
- Verbal report by Director of Community Services re: Land Acquisition/Disposition Matter (Township Owned Lands) – discussed in closed session under Section 239(2)(c) of the Municipal Act
- Approval of closed session minutes from April 14, 2025
- Enactment of By-law 2025-037 to confirm proceedings of the special meeting
The council approved the meeting agenda and moved into a closed session to consider land acquisition and easement items. Staff were directed to proceed with the matters reported in items 6.1 and 6.3. The April 14, 2025 closed‑session minutes were approved and By‑law 2025‑037 was enacted. The meeting reconvened in open session and was adjourned at 5:43 p.m.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Convene closed session at 5:10 p.m. to consider land matters (carried)
- Received items 6.1 and 6.3; staff directed to proceed (carried)
- Approved April 14, 2025 closed‑session minutes (carried)
- Approved confidential reports/notes for April 14, 2025 closed session (carried)
- Enacted By‑law 2025‑037 (carried)
- Re‑convened council from closed session at 5:42 p.m. (carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 5:43 p.m. (carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The King Township Committee of Adjustment will hold a hybrid hearing on April 16, 2025, to decide seven minor variance applications. Staff recommend approval with conditions for all applications, including properties at 46 Wilkie Avenue (Nobleton), 27 Burton Grove (King City), 103 Carmichael Crescent (King City), 1639 16th Sideroad (King), 78 Banner Lane (King City), 277 Bennet Drive (King City), and 355 Bernhardt Road (King). Public correspondence has been received for applications at 103 Carmichael Crescent and 78 Banner Lane. The meeting also includes adopting draft minutes from March 19, 2025, and handling deferral requests.
- Minor variance at 46 Wilkie Avenue, Nobleton (file A-25-04) — recommended approval with conditions
- Minor variance at 27 Burton Grove, King City (file A-25-06) — recommended approval with conditions
- Minor variance at 103 Carmichael Crescent, King City (file A-25-07) — recommended approval; includes a letter of objection and a petition in support
- Minor variance at 1639 16th Sideroad, King (file A-25-08) — recommended approval with conditions
- Minor variance at 78 Banner Lane, King City (file A-25-09) — recommended approval; includes public correspondence
The Committee adopted the minutes from the March 19, 2025 hearing. It approved seven adjustment applications (A-25-04, A-25-06, A-25-07, A-25-08, A-25-09, A-25-11, and A-25-12) with conditions noted in Attachment 1. All motions were carried.
- Adopted March 19, 2025 hearing minutes (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-04 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-06 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-07 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-08 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-09 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-11 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-12 with conditions (Carried)
Council Meeting
Council will vote on issuing a Notice of Intent to Designate the Schomberg Presbyterian Church at 313 Main Street as a heritage property under the Ontario Heritage Act. They will also decide on a draft plan of condominium for 66 Main Street, a road closure on 15th Sideroad, and a motion urging provincial action on road salt pollution. Several other staff reports and bylaw matters are on the agenda.
- Notice of Intent to Designate 313 Main Street (Schomberg Presbyterian Church) under the Ontario Heritage Act
- Draft plan of condominium approval for 66 Main Street (19CDM-21K01)
- Road closure of 15th Sideroad from 10th Concession to Highway 27, April 23 to July 18, 2025
- Adoption of Public Art Program and creation of a Public Art Reserve Fund
- Denial of exemption request for discharge of firearms and bows at 6610 King Road
The council enacted By‑law 2025‑035 to close 15th Sideroad between 10th Concession and Highway 27 from April 23 to July 18, 2025. It approved the Corporate Public Art Policy amendment creating a Public Art Reserve Fund, and issued a Notice of Intent to designate the Schomberg Presbyterian Church at 313 Main Street under the Ontario Heritage Act. Additional actions included deferring a firearms exemption request, rejecting a sign‑variance extension on Highway 11, approving a condominium plan for 66 Main Street, directing staff to study non‑financial incentives for the ThinKING Green program, and allocating $1,000 from the Community Grants Program to the 2025 Nature's Emporium Run.
- Approved By‑law 2025‑035 to close 15th Sideroad (Carried)
- Adopted Corporate Public Art Policy amendment and created Public Art Reserve Fund (Carried)
- Issued Notice of Intent to designate Schomberg Presbyterian Church at 313 Main Street (Carried)
- Deferred Discharge of Firearms and Bows By‑law exemption request to April 29, 2025 (Carried)
- Rejected extension of sign variance at 20620 Highway 11 (Carried)
- Approved Draft Plan of Condominium for 66 Main Street, subject to conditions (Carried)
- Directed staff to review non‑financial incentives for ThinKING Green program (Carried)
- Allocated $1,000 from Community Grants Program to support 2025 Nature's Emporium Run (Carried)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee is meeting to review the potential designation of 313 Main Street under the Ontario Heritage Act. The body will also discuss the township's heritage designation strategy and specific properties.
- Notice of Intent to Designate 313 Main Street
- Discussion regarding potential cultural heritage value of 518 Main Street
- Discussion regarding Laskay's inventoried heritage properties
- Proposal for a cultural heritage conservation orientation session by Bert Duclos
- Review of King Township Heritage Designation Strategy
The Heritage Advisory Committee received Report HER-2025-002 and advised Council to intend to designate 313 Main Street under the Ontario Heritage Act, to issue a Notice of Intent, and to pass a by‑law if no objection is received. The Committee also received a heritage‑training presentation, endorsed the township’s Heritage Designation Strategy, and referred the 518 Main Street and Laskay property items back to staff for further information.
- Received Report HER-2025-002 for information (carried)
- Advised Council to intend designation of 313 Main Street (carried)
- Advised Council to issue a Notice of Intent to Designate 313 Main Street (carried)
- Advised Council that if no objection, a by‑law shall be passed to designate 313 Main Street (carried)
- Received Bert Duclos heritage‑training presentation as information (carried)
- Endorsed the Heritage Designation Strategy and its preliminary screening criteria (carried)
- Referred 518 Main Street item back to staff for further information (carried)
- Referred Laskay’s inventoried properties back to staff for further information (carried)
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The agenda for the King Township Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting on April 8, 2025, is entirely procedural boilerplate. No decisions, proposals, or public hearings are listed. The document only contains system-generated fields and no actual agenda items.
- No notable items listed; agenda is procedural only
Council Public Planning Meeting
King Township Council holds a public planning meeting primarily to discuss a zoning bylaw amendment and draft plan of subdivision for 13711 Keele Street (Fandor Homes). The recommendation is to receive staff report GMS-PL-2025-013 and refer it back for a future recommendation report after receiving comments from departments, council, and the public. No final decision is made at this meeting. The meeting also includes procedural items such as roll call, declarations, and a confirmation by-law.
- Public hearing for Zoning Bylaw Amendment and Draft Plan of Subdivision at 13711 Keele St (Fandor Homes) – File Z-2024-16 and 19T-24-K01
- Staff report GMS-PL-2025-013 to be received and referred back for future recommendation
- Enactment of Confirmation By-law 2025-028 to confirm proceedings of the meeting
- Notice of rescheduled April 28 Council meeting to April 29, 2025
- Notice of Council Working Session on April 29, 2025 regarding Asset Management Plan
The council approved the meeting agenda and appointed Councillor Boyd as chair for the session. It voted to receive Report GMS-PL-2025-013 and refer it to staff for a future recommendation. The council also enacted Confirmation By‑law No. 2025‑028.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Councillor Boyd assumed chair for the meeting (carried)
- Report GMS-PL-2025-013 referred back to staff for future recommendation (carried)
- Enacted Confirmation By‑law No. 2025‑028 (carried)
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will meet to consider three minor variance applications for properties in King City and King. Staff recommend approval for all three applications subject to specific conditions.
- Minor Variance Application A-24-64: 278 Bennet Drive, King City
- Minor Variance Application A-25-03: 14405 8th Concession, King
- Minor Variance Application A-25-05: 285 Bennet Drive, King City
The Committee adopted the draft minutes from the February 19, 2025 hearing. It approved application A-24-64 with conditions noted in Attachment 1. It approved application A-25-03 with conditions noted in Attachment 1. It approved application A-25-05 with conditions noted in Attachment 1.
- Adopted draft minutes of Feb 19, 2025 hearing (Carried)
- Approved application A-24-64 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-03 with conditions (Carried)
- Approved application A-25-05 with conditions (Carried)
Council Meeting
Council will consider adopting Official Plan Amendment OPA No. 5 and Zoning By-law Amendment 2025-019 to implement the Highway 11 Corridor Study, reshaping land-use along the corridor. Also on the agenda: approval of a demolition request for 12958 Highway 27 with heritage conditions, draft plan approvals for three condominium projects, a speed limit change on 17th Sideroad, and a single-source stormwater services contract with TRCA. Closed session items include litigation matters on development charges and a heritage appeal.
- Highway 11 Corridor Study: adopt OPA No. 5 and Zoning By-law Amendment 2025-019 for Countryside Site-Specific Policy Area 2
- Demolition of 12958 Highway 27 approved with conditions for replacement structure and commemoration
- Draft Plan of Condominium approvals: 66 Main Street, 2075 King Road, and 13151–13211 Keele Street
- Speed limit on 17th Sideroad (Hwy 27 to 12th Concession) to increase from 60 to 70 km/h plus all-way stop at 11th Concession
- Single-source contract with TRCA for stormwater operational services ($173,015 for 2 years)
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee will hold its regular meeting, primarily discussing a request to demolish 12958 Highway 27, including new information. They will also consider enhancing committee public accessibility and engagement, and receive an update on research and evaluation for 313 Main Street. The meeting is virtual and not livestreamed; registration is required to attend.
- Request to demolish 12958 Highway 27 — new information for review
- Update on research and evaluation for 313 Main Street
- Discussion on enhancing committee public accessibility and engagement
- Adoption of minutes from February 6, 2025 meeting
Council Public Planning Meeting
Council is meeting to conduct public planning sessions regarding proposed zoning changes for two specific properties. Staff recommend that both reports be received and referred back for further review of public and departmental comments.
- Zoning By-law Amendment for 125, 137-145 Dew Street (File Z-2024-11)
- Zoning By-law Amendment for 16890 Jane Street (File Z-2024-13)
- Confirmation By-law Number 2025-021
Council Meeting
Council will consider endorsing Phase 2 of the Growth Management and Employment Land Strategies, setting minimum population (21,200 new people), housing (8,400 new households), and employment (7,060 new jobs) forecasts by 2051. Specific growth targets for King City, Nobleton, Schomberg, and rural areas are proposed, along with intensification rates and expansion site options. Council will also receive an update on the Our King Official Plan Review's emerging policy directions and direct staff to refine them. Three zoning by-law amendments (removal of holding symbols and a rezoning) are scheduled for enactment.
- Endorse population forecast of 51,000 total and 17,400 households by 2051
- Approve intensification rates of 50% overall with village-specific targets (55% King City, 37% Nobleton, 84% Schomberg)
- Endorse Option 2 for Nobleton Employment Area Expansion Site and further analysis of Community Area Options 1 and 3
- Enact By-law 2025-011 removing holding symbol on Block 208, 65M-4448 (Tribute Nobleton), By-law 2025-016 (Via Moto), and By-law 2025-017 (12734-12750 Keele/Camcos)
- Notice of Public Planning Meetings on March 3, 2025 for 125, 137-145 Dew St. and 16890 Jane St.
Committee of Adjustment
The King Township Committee of Adjustment will meet to consider four minor variance applications and approve draft minutes from a previous meeting. One application has been deferred to allow staff to review revisions.
- Approval of draft minutes for January 15, 2025 hearing
- Deferral of application A-24-64 at 278 Bennet Drive
- Hearing for application A-24-61 at 345 Patricia Drive
- Hearing for application A-24-65 at 40 Hillside Drive
- Hearing for application A-25-01 at 285 Bennet Drive
Special Council Meeting
This special council meeting consists primarily of a closed session under the Municipal Act for council education on asset management, the official plan, and public engagement. After reconvening, council will consider a confirmation by-law (2025-015) to formalize the meeting's proceedings. No other substantive decisions or discussions are listed on the open agenda.
- Closed session education on Asset Management, Official Plan, and Public Engagement
- Confirmation By-law 2025-015 to enact proceedings of February 12, 2025
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Accessibility Advisory Committee will receive a presentation from the Policy Planning Division on the 2051 Official Plan Draft Discussion Paper, which outlines long-term land-use directions. Staff communications will be received for information, including a zoning bylaw amendment for an event venue at 14855 Highway 27, a site plan application for an industrial building at 30 Dillane Drive, and a draft plan of condominium at 13151–13211 Keele Street. No votes or decisions are scheduled; all items are for information and discussion.
- Presentation on 2051 Official Plan Draft Discussion Paper
- Zoning Bylaw Amendment – 14855 Highway 27 (event venue)
- Site Plan Application – 30 Dillane Drive (industrial building)
- Draft Plan of Condominium – 13151 to 13211 Keele Street
Council Meeting
Council will decide on a Phase 3, Stage 1 subdivision agreement with Fandor Homes for 23 single-detached and 18 townhouse units, plus a 0.3m highway dedication. Other items include a $620,227 SCADA contract, a heritage permit for St. Andrew's Cemetery, and the 2024 water annual summary report.
- Fandor Homes Via Moto Phase 3, Stage 1 subdivision agreement for 41 housing units
- Single-source approval of $620,227 to CIMA Inc. for SCADA integration stage two
- Heritage permit to modify fence at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery, 13470 Dufferin Street
- Receipt of 2024 water annual summary reports for Ansnorveldt, Nobleton, Schomberg, and King City
- By-laws to authorize subdivision agreement and dedicate 0.3m reserves as public highways
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee will meet virtually to conduct a discussion and Q&A session regarding the Official Plan Review. The committee will also review minutes from the January 9, 2025 meeting.
- Official Plan Review discussion and Q&A
- Adoption of January 9, 2025 meeting minutes
Council Public Planning Meeting
Council is holding a public planning meeting to discuss a draft plan, official plan amendment, and zoning by-law amendment for a property in Nobleton. The meeting includes a review of a report regarding employment lands redesignation.
- Public meeting for 12805 Highway 27, Nobleton (Prebrick Systems (Boynton) Inc.)
- Draft Plan of Subdivision for 12805 Highway 27
- Official Plan Amendment (OP-2022-02) for 12805 Highway 27
- Zoning By-law Amendment (Z-2022-05) for 12805 Highway 27
- Confirmation By-law Number 2025-013
Council Meeting
Council will debate a member motion urging Ontario to amend the Planning Act with higher fines, cost recovery, and administrative penalties for illegal land use. It will also consider approving the King Township Water Financial Plan, waiving late water bill penalties, and designating three heritage buildings. Several by-laws are up for final enactment, including a zoning amendment at 20 Doctors Lane.
- Member motion proposes fines up to $50,000 for individuals and $100,000 for corporations for illegal land use, plus daily penalties
- Approval of King Township Water Financial Plan required under Ontario Regulation 453/07
- Waiver of late-payment penalties for 2024 P5 (Sept–Oct) water and wastewater bills
- Heritage designations for George G. Pringle House (13092 Highway 27), Crawford Wells Store (12981 Keele St), and Hogan's Inn (12998 Keele St)
- Zoning by-law amendment for 20 Doctors Lane (By-law 2025-005)
Committee of Adjustment
The King Township Committee of Adjustment will elect its 2025 officers, then decide on one consent application and eight minor variance applications. The consent application (B-24-05) by the York Region District School Board at 25 King Boulevard is recommended for approval with conditions. One minor variance application (A-24-60 at 50 Ellis Avenue) is recommended for refusal; the rest are recommended for approval.
- Consent application B-24-05 by York Region District School Board at 25 King Boulevard, King City
- Deferral of minor variance A-24-61 at 345 Patricia Drive, King City
- Recommended refusal of minor variance A-24-60 at 50 Ellis Avenue, Nobleton
- Minor variance A-24-63 at 21360 Bathurst Street, King (multiple lots, large property)
- Minor variances at 56 Noblewood Drive, 132 Curtis Crescent, 95 Clearview Heights, 99 Noblewood Drive, 14 Weedon Court
Council Meeting
The agenda for King Township's January 13, 2025 council meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items up for decision or discussion. Residents should expect a routine administrative session.
Council Public Planning Meeting
The King Township Council will review a proposed Zoning By‑law Amendment (File Z‑2024‑10) to allow an on‑farm diversified event venue at 14855 Highway 27. The Council will also adopt Confirmation By‑law Number 2025‑001 to record the proceedings of the meeting. Routine items such as call to order, agenda approval, and notices of meeting cancellations are also on the agenda.
- Zoning By‑law Amendment – Proposed Agricultural Event Venue (On‑Farm Diversified Use) at 14855 Highway 27 (File Z‑2024‑10)
- Adopt Confirmation By‑law Number 2025‑001 to confirm meeting proceedings
- Approval of the meeting agenda
- Notice of cancellation and rescheduling of meetings for January 6 and January 13, 2025
- Notice of Council Public Planning Meeting regarding 14855 Highway 27
Heritage Advisory Committee
The Heritage Advisory Committee will vote on a request to demolish 12958 Highway 27, subject to conditions including a replacement structure of similar style using salvaged materials and a commemorative plaque. They will also consider a heritage permit to remove part of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery fence, and receive updates on the Schomberg Bridge replacement, the Community Heritage Ontario subscription, and the designation process for 313 Main Street.
- Request to demolish 12958 Highway 27, with recommendation for approval under conditions
- Heritage permit for removal of a portion of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cemetery fence
- Update on recommendations for Schomberg Bridge Replacement
- Information on designation process for 313 Main Street
- Update on Community Heritage Ontario subscription
Council Public Planning Meeting
The Council Public Planning Meeting agenda for January 6, 2025, includes only embedded content from the eSCRIBE software with no specific agenda items, reports, or motions listed. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are scheduled in the provided text. The meeting appears to be a placeholder or technical setup.
- No substantive items present in the agenda.