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LincolnON averageStatCan 2021 Census
Median household income
$102,000 Median home value
$695,000 👤 Members & officials (191)
Members seen in recent official meeting records — names and roles as published.
Who’s on the Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee
- J.D. Pachereva — Councilmember
- T. Wiley
- G. Mitges
- T. Clark
- L. Chettle
- C. Philips
- S. Hunt
- C. Phillips
- B. Jones
- M. Harding
- D. Betts
- J. Loney
- J. Woolsey
- P. Creighton
- S. Barnhart
- T. Teather
Who’s on the Budget Committee
- Pachereva — Councilmember
- Reimer — Councilmember
- Russell — Councilmember
- Easton — Mayor
- Mikolic — Councilmember
- Murre — Councilmember
- Timmers — Councilmember
- Brunet — Councilmember
- Rintjema — Councilmember
Who’s on the Committee of Adjustment
- D. Thompson
- Ethan Laman
- J. Brandon
- Ron Vahrmeyer
- Brian Wintermute
- J. M. Dykstra
- Matt Johnston
- Nicole Doyle
- Stanley Paulus
- Alex Bruinekool
- Alicia Monteith
- Andre Lozano
- Annette Noonan
- Barry Thachuk
- Bill Corbett
- Brian Colaco
- Brian Craig
- Brian Nordeman
- C. Janca
- Carol Phillips
- Carolyn O’Brien
- Charlotte Cripps
- Chloe Zielke
- Chris Hogg
- Clark Bucknall
- Colleen Ridler
- Craig Geddes
- Craig Preece
- Craig Riesebosch
- Dan Romanko
- Daniel Radojkovich
- Darren Draaistra
- David Gowans
- David Jacobs
- David Smith
- Deb Van Duzen
- Diana Velasco
- Diane Richard
- Elly Vander Vegte
- Ernie Atalick
- Fernando Lima
- Fernando Pena
- Greg Van Geest
- Hank Nauta
- Hans Branderhorst
- Ian Johnston
- Jack Layfield
- Janna Cuk
- Jason Brouwer
- Jennifer Sann
- Jim Merritt
- Joe Tomaino
- Johanne Koldsgaard
- John O’Neill
- Joseph Falzone
- Karl Larabee
- Katelyn Gillis
- Katie Zuzek
- Kelly Parkinson
- Kevin Brain
- Kevin Cork
- Laura Miles
- Laura Thomas
- Lawrence Vandenoever
- Liz Vander Velde
- Llyod Rozema
- Maan Esttaido
- Marcel Kamps
- Mark Jeffries
- Mary Krzyzanowski
- Michael Barton
- Michael Elliott
- Michael Frederico
- Michael Lalonde
- Michelle Legg
- Mudassir Ahmed
- Neil Johnston
- Nick Cercone
- Nigel Woods
- Pat Marck
- Peter Muir
- Raded Bashoory
- Randy Brooker
- Ryan Bath
- Sandra Oltean
- Sergey Kyslytsya
- St. Catharines
- Susan Starfield
- Terry Bil
- Trisha Hepburn
- Tyler Meijaard
- Urban Solutions Hamilton
- Vanessa Brobbel
- Vicki Schindel
- Wes Gamble
- Wilma Janssen
Who’s on the Committee of the Whole
- Mikolic — Councilmember
- Timmers — Councilmember
- Russell — Councilmember
- Easton — Mayor
- Brunet — Councilmember
- Reimer — Councilmember
- Pachereva — Councilmember
- Rintjema — Councilmember
- Murre — Councilmember
Who’s on the Council Meeting
- Reimer — Councilmember
- Rintjema — Councilmember
- Brunet — Councilmember
- Easton — Mayor
- Mikolic — Councilmember
- Russell — Councilmember
- Timmers — Councilmember
- Pachereva — Councilmember
- Murre — Councilmember
Who’s on the Heritage Advisory Committee
- G. Dandridge
- S. Foster
- A. Cuberovic
- K. Kawall
- K. Kippen
- M. Seaman
- K. Kawell
- Alexandria Pasquini-Smith
Who’s on the Housing Select Committee
- Lynn Timmers — Councilmember
- JD Pachereva — Councilmember
- Noel Walker
- Carole Fuhrer
- Joanne Heritz
- Gary Anderson
- Matt Stanton
- Elizabeth Zimmerman
- Sophia Izikson
- Elisabeth Zimmermann
- Elisabeth Zimmerman
Who’s on the Joint Fire Services Advisory Committee
- Jordan — Mayor
- Pachereva — Councilmember
- Baradziej — Councilmember
- B. Blake
- CAO S. Kim
Who’s on the Museum Advisory Committee
- P. Creighton
- S. Barnhart
- J. Woolsey
- A. Lytle
- R. Smith
- T. Teather
- D. Betts
- A. Chiota
- J. Loney
- K. Climt
Who’s on the Special Council Meeting
- Russell — Councilmember
- Easton — Mayor
- Murre — Councilmember
- Reimer — Councilmember
- Rintjema — Councilmember
- Timmers — Councilmember
- Mikolic — Councilmember
- Pachereva — Councilmember
- Brunet — Councilmember
Who’s on the Workshop - Committee of the Whole
- Easton — Mayor
- Mikolic — Councilmember
- Pachereva — Councilmember
- Timmers — Councilmember
- Russell — Councilmember
- Murre — Councilmember
- Brunet — Councilmember
- Reimer — Councilmember
- Rintjema — Councilmember
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Tue Oct 27, 2026 · 7:00 PM
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Mon Nov 16, 2026 · 6:00 PM
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Tue Nov 24, 2026 · 7:00 PM
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Fri Sep 25, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Lincoln council package lists emergency storm pond repairs, road closures, museum closure
This is a Council Information Package circulated weekly to Members of Council in Lincoln, Ontario, for the meeting dated Friday, September 25, 2026. It is an information item, not a decision meeting: the package collects correspondence and notices from the Town of Lincoln, the Region of Niagara, and other Ontario municipalities. Items include emergency flooding repair work at two storm ponds, a temporary road closure, a signed easement decision, and a museum closure for an exhibition changeover. No votes, contracts, or dollar amounts appear in the agenda text.
- Emergency flooding repair work at Beverley Crescent Storm Pond (Sept 2026)
- Emergency flooding repair work at Highland Estates Stormwater Management Pond
- Temporary road closure: Eleventh Street at Fourth Avenue
- Notice of Decision of Easement — 4028 21st St (SJMA Inc.)
- Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre temporary closure for exhibition changeover, Sept–Oct 2026
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Friday, September 25, 2026
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Correspondence - Week Ending Friday, September 25, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Beverley Crescent Storm Pond Emergency Flooding Repair Work Sept 2026.pdf
Beverley Crescent Storm Pond Emergency Flooding Repair Work
1.2
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Highland Estates Storm Pond Emergency Flooding Repair Work Sept 2026.pdf
Emergency Repair Work at Highland Estates Stormwater Management Pond
1.3
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Temporary Road Closure - Eleventh St at Fourth Ave.pdf
Temporary Road Closure - Eleventh Street at Fourth Avenue
1.4
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 4028 21st St (CON) - Decision_Signed.pdf
Notice of Decision of Easement - SJMA Inc.
1.5
Town of Lincoln Memo
1. Memo - Lincoln Museum Cultural Centre Temporary Closure for Exhibition Changeover - Sept-Oct 2026.pdf
Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre Exhibition Changeover
1.6
Region of Niagara Notice of Motion
1. CLK-C 2026-073 Motion Asbestos Investigation - Former General Motors Site.pdf
Motion Respecting Asbestos Investigation - Former General Motors Site
1.7
Region of Niagara News Release …
Wed Sep 23, 2026 · 6:00 PM
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Tue Sep 22, 2026 · 7:00 PM
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Mon Sep 21, 2026 · 5:00 PM
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Fri Sep 18, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Council receives weekly package with storm sewer repair notice and regional resolutions
This is a Council Information Package circulated weekly to members, containing correspondence and notices for review. Items include a public notice about a storm sewer repair on Cherry Heights Boulevard, regional news releases on tree canopy funding and a compost giveaway, and resolutions from other municipalities on provincial funding for fire services and libraries, as well as a review of the Ontario Land Tribunal. No decisions are being made at this meeting; it is informational only.
- Public notice: Cherry Heights Boulevard storm sewer repair
- Niagara Region received funds to grow tree canopy
- Free compost giveaway on September 28, 2026
- Thorold resolutions on sustainable provincial funding for fire services and public libraries
- Resolution on review of Ontario Land Tribunal and municipal planning deference
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Friday, September 18, 2026
Time:
4 :00 P . m . - 5 :00 P . m .
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Correspondence - Week Ending September 18, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Public Notice -Cherry Heights Storm Sewer Repair.pdf
Cherry Heights Boulevard Storm Sewer Repair
1.2
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Tree Canopy Niagara Region.pdf
Niagara Region Received Funds to Grow Tree Canopy
1.3
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Region of Niagara Compost Notice.pdf
Free Compost Giveaway - September 28, 2026
1.4
City of Thorold Resolution
1. CC 21-2026 - City of Thorold Resolution Sustainable Provincial Grant Funding for Fire Services in Ontario.pdf
Sustainable Provincial Grant Funding for Fire Services in Ontario
1.5
City of Thorold Resolution
1. CC 22-2026 - City of Thorold Resolution Respecting Support for Sustainable Provincial Funding for Ontario Public Libraries.pdf
Support for Sustainable Provincial Funding for Ontario Public Libraries
1.6
Township of Blandford-Blenheim Resolution
1. Blandford-Blenheim Resolution No. 2026-09-16-08 Review of OLT Support.pdf
2. Town of Ingersoll - Review of OLT and Enhancing Deference to Municipal Planning Decisions.pdf
Review of Ontario Land …
Mon Sep 14, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Committee of the Whole
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Fri Sep 11, 2026 · 10:00 AM
Council Information Package
Council receives weekly info package with notices, resolutions, and letters
This is a Council Information Package (CIP) circulated weekly to members, containing correspondence and notices for the week ending September 11, 2026. It includes public notices, news releases, and resolutions from other municipalities. No decisions are being made; the items are for information only.
- Emergency culvert repair works on Martin Road scheduled for September 14, 2026
- Niagara Region news release on alternate voting options for voters
- Niagara Region Public Health confirms first human case of West Nile virus in 2026
- Resolutions from Lanark Highlands and Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan supporting action on tick-borne diseases
- Letter from Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing on proposed regulations under the Municipal Accountability Act, 2026
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Friday, September 11, 2026
Time:
10 :00 A . m . - 11 :00 A . m .
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Correspondence - Week Ending September 11, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Martin Road CIPP Culvert Notice_FINAL.pdf
Emergency Culvert Repair Works on Martin Road - September 14, 2026
1.2
Niagara Region News Release
1. Niagara Region news release.pdf
Alternate voting options available for voters to cast their ballot
1.3
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region Public Health confirms first human case of West Nile virus in 2026.pdf
Niagara Region Public Health Confirms First Human Case of West Nile Virus in 2026
1.4
Lanark Highlands Resolution
1. Resolution 2026-168 Tick Borne Diseases.pdf
Tick Borne Diseases - Support for Town of Caledon Motion
1.5
Township of Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan Resolution
1. Brudenell Lyndoch and Raglan resolution.pdf
Motion for Provincial Support, Funding and Coordinated Plans to Combat Tick Borne Diseases
1.6
Township of North Huron Resolution
1. 2026-09-09 North Huron Council Letter - Upcoming Mandated Conservation Authority Amalgamation.pdf
Mandated Conservation Authority Amalgamation
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Ministry of Municipal Housing and Affairs Lette …
Fri Sep 4, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Lincoln Council receives weekly information package and public notices
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- Emergency repair work at Cherry Heights Stormwater Management Pond
- Minor Variance Application public meeting for 4473 Sann Road
- Temporary road closures on King Street (RR 81) between Lincoln Ave and Birchmount Ave
- Transition from emergency response to ongoing flood recovery
- 60th annual Harvest Pioneer Day scheduled for September 19, 2026
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Friday, September 04, 2026
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4 :00 P . m . - 5 :00 P . m .
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Correspondence - Week Ending September 4, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Heat Warning Issued for Niagara Region Sept 1.pdf
Heat Warning Issued for Niagara Region Beginning September 1, 2026
1.2
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Labour Day Weekend 2026 Holiday Hours and Activities.pdf
Labour Day Weekend Holiday Hours and Activities
1.3
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Lincoln hosts 60th annual Harvest Pioneer Day on September 19, 2026.pdf
Lincoln Hosts 60th Annual Harvest Pioneer Day on September 19, 2026
1.4
Town of Lincoln Media Release
1. Media Release - Town of Lincoln transitions from emergency response to ongoing flood recovery.pdf
Town of Lincoln Transitions from Emergency Response to Ongoing Flood Recovery
1.5
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Cherry Heights Storm Pond Emergency Flooding Repair Work Sept 2026.pdf
Notice of Emergency Repair Work at Cherry Heights Stormwater Management Pond
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Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 4473 Sann Rd (MV) - Notice of Public Meeting.pdf
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Fri Aug 28, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Lincoln Council receives weekly correspondence and public notices
This information package contains weekly correspondence and public notices for the Town of Lincoln. The items include notices regarding road repairs, land use applications, and provincial disaster recovery requests.
- Public meeting notice for consent application at 4028 Twenty-First Street
- Emergency asphalt repair work on Union Road from August 27 to August 31, 2026
- Road closure on Ontario Street (Regional Road 18) for CN Railway crossing repairs
- Notice of decision for a minor variance application at 4423 Ontario Street
- Request for provincial assessment for Disaster Recovery Assistance
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Friday, August 28, 2026
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4 :00 P . m . - 5 :00 P . m .
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Correspondence - Week Ending August 28, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. CIP 4028 21st St (CON) - Notice of Public Meeting.pdf
Notice of Public Meeting for Consent Application - 4028 Twenty-First Street
1.2
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. Fling Off King 2026 Announcement PSA Final.pdf
Get Ready for This Year's Fling Off King!
1.3
Town of Lincoln Media Release
1. cip Media Release - DRAO - Final.pdf
Town of Lincoln formally requests provincial assessment for Disaster Recovery Assistance
1.4
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 4423 Ontario St (MV) - Signed_Decision.pdf
Notice of Decision - Minor Variance Application - 4423 Ontario Street
1.5
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Union Road Emergency Asphalt Work.pdf
Notice of Emergency Repair Work on Union Road - August 27 to August 31, 2026
1.6
Niagara Region Public Notice
1. CIP Closure Notice - RR18 (Ontario Street) from South Service Rd (RR40) to Greenlane - Sept 1 2026 (004).pdf
Notice of Road Closure - Ontario Street (Regional Road 18), Lincoln – CN Railway Crossing Repair
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City of St Catharines Public Notice …
Tue Aug 25, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Committee of Adjustment
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Fri Aug 21, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Council receives weekly info package with notices, releases, and resolutions
This is a Council Information Package (CIP) circulated weekly to members of Council for their information. It contains correspondence, public notices, media releases, and resolutions from other municipalities. No decisions are being made at this meeting; it is for information only.
- Emergency repair work on Twenty-First Street scheduled for Monday, August 24, 2026
- Landfill tipping fees waived until August 29; waste bins available until August 30
- Niagara Region Public Health confirms Aedes albopictus mosquito in the region
- Niagara Region adds 10 family physicians and connects over 9,000 residents to primary care
- Town of West Lincoln passes zoning by-law and official plan amendment for Fulton Hamlet Settlement Area
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Friday, August 21, 2026
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4 :00 P . m . - 4 :00 P . m .
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Correspondence - Week Ending August 21, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 21st Street Ditching Construction Works August 2026.pdf
Emergency Repair Work on Twenty-First Street - Monday, August 24, 2026
1.2
Town of Lincoln Media Release
1. Media Release - AMO 2026 - Lincoln.pdf
Town of Lincoln Advocates for Community Priorities during AMO Conference
1.3
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. Waste Collection PSA - Aug 20.pdf
Waste Collection Update - Waiving of Landfill Tipping Fees Extended until August 29, Waste Bins available until August 30
1.4
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region Public Health confirms Aedes albopictus mosquito in the region.pdf
Niagara Region Public Health confirms Aedes Albopictus Mosquito in the Region
1.5
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara adds 10 family physicians and connects more than 9.pdf
10 Family Physicians Added and more than 9,000 Residents Connected to Primary Care
1.6
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region discusses wastewater infrastructure.pdf
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Fri Aug 14, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Council receives flood recovery updates and resolutions from other municipalities
This is a Council Information Package (CIP) circulated weekly to Lincoln council members. It contains correspondence and public service announcements, including flood cleanup and waste collection updates, plus resolutions from other municipalities on topics like disaster assistance, heritage designation deadlines, and vacant storefront taxes. No decisions are being made at this meeting.
- PSA: Flood Cleanup and Recovery Support Has Arrived in Lincoln
- PSA: Flood Recovery Waste Collection Services Extended
- Region of Niagara: Niagara EMS 10-year Facilities Master Plan milestone
- Town of Grimsby resolution: Request for Expansion of Provincial Disaster Assistance Programs
- Town of Ingersoll resolution: Vacant Commercial Storefront Tax
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Friday, August 14, 2026
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4 :00 P . m . - 5 :00 P . m .
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Correspondence - Week Ending August 14, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Flood Cleanup and Recovery Support Has Arrived in Lincoln.pdf
Flood Cleanup and Recovery Support Has Arrived in Lincoln
1.2
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Flood Recovery Waste Collection Services Extended.pdf
Flood Recovery Waste Collection Services Extended
1.3
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara EMS.pdf
Niagara EMS Marks First Milestone in its 10-year Facilities Master Plan
1.4
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region co.pdf
Tree Health Workshop on August 18
1.5
Town of Grimsby Resolution
1. 2026.08.10_Disaster Assistance Programs.pdf
Request for Expansion of Provincial Disaster Assistance Programs
1.6
Township of West Lincoln Public Notice
1. Notice of Public Meeting-New OP FINAL.pdf
Notice of Special Meeting - Review of the West Lincoln Official Plan
1.7
Town of Ingersoll Resolution
1. Res from Town of Ingersoll Extending the Deadline for Notice of Intention to Designate Listed Herit …
Fri Aug 7, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Lincoln declares state of emergency after historic flooding, seeks provincial and federal aid
This Council Information Package is a weekly circulation of correspondence and notices for Council members, not a decision-making meeting. The most significant items relate to the Town of Lincoln declaring a state of emergency and a significant weather event following historic flooding, with the Mayor and CAO calling on federal and provincial governments for disaster recovery assistance. Other items include a public meeting notice for a minor variance at 4423 Ontario Street, a regional road closure, and several resolutions of support on provincial matters.
- Town of Lincoln declares state of emergency following historic flood
- Mayor Sandra Easton and CAO Michael Kirkopolous call on federal and provincial governments for assistance
- Flood recovery waste collection for all Lincoln residents
- Notice of public meeting for minor variance application at 4423 Ontario Street
- Road closure of Regional Road 77 (Fourth Avenue) at Sixteen Mile Creek from May 19 to Sept 19
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1.
Correspondence - Week Ending August 7, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Public Notice - Town Advocates for Disaster Recovery Assistance from Province of Ontario.pdf
Town Advocates for Disaster Recovery Assistance from Province of Ontario
1.2
Town of Lincoln Joint Statement
1. Joint Statement from Mayor and CAO - Town Declares a Significant Weather Event and Calls on Fed and Prov Gov for Assistance.pdf
Joint Statement from Mayor Sandra Easton and CAO Michael Kirkopolous: Town Declares a Significant Weather Event and Calls on Federal and Provincial Governments for Assistance
1.3
Town of Lincoln Statement
1. Town of Lincoln Declares State of Emergency Following Historic Flooding.pdf
Town of Lincoln Declares State of Emergency Following Historic Flood
1.4
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Flood Recovery Waste Collection for ALL Lincoln Residents.pdf
Flood Recovery Waste Collection for All Lincoln Residents
1.5
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 4423 Ontario St (MV) - Notice of Public Meeting.pdf
Notice of Public Meeting for Minor Variance Appl …
Fri Jul 31, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Lincoln council reviews regional correspondence on infrastructure, traffic, and flooding
The Lincoln Town Council’s weekly information package circulates public notices, media releases, and resolutions from regional partners. No formal decisions are scheduled; the meeting is procedural and informational.
- Notice of Decision of Conveyance for 3436 Rittenhouse Road
- Notice of Decision for Easement at 4402 & 4440 Victoria Avenue
- Extra garbage collection for flood-impacted streets for the week of July 27
- Request for traffic calming and speed mitigation techniques on unspecified roads
- Doubling of the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF) made permanent by multiple townships
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1.
Correspondence - Week Ending July 31, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Civic Holiday Weekend 2026 Holiday Hours and Activities.pdf
Civic Holiday Weekend 2026 Holiday Hours and Activities
1.2
Town of Lincoln Media Release
1. Media Release - Rotary St Volodymyr Garden.pdf
Town of Lincoln and Rotary Club of Lincoln Partner to Grow New Native Garden
1.3
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Public Notice - Garbage Pickup due to Flooding.pdf
Extra garbage collection for those impacted by flooding for the week of July 27 - Extra streets added
1.4
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 3436 Rittenhouse (CON) - Uncontested Decision_Signed.pdf
Notice of Decision of Conveyance - 3436 Rittenhouse Road
1.5
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 4402 4440 Victoria (CON) - Uncontested Decision_Signed.pdf
Notice of Decision for Easement - 4402 & 4440 Victoria Avenue
1.6
Town of Lincoln Memorandum
1. Memo - Update 2 - Niagara Area CAO Governance and Service Delivery Discussions.pdf
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Tue Jul 28, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Committee of Adjustment
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Mon Jul 27, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Council Meeting
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Thank you. And just, you know, Thank you. you know residents really understand in parallel uh it doesn't it doesn't ease the pain it doesn't help um the stress of of having to bring a contractor in and redo your house but in parallel i think communication is really important in education and i'm just wondering how do we get that how do we get out that to the to the general population through you madame mayor absolutely and i think it's a good question council i think we've started a little bit of that but to your point uh is it reaching everyone that it needs to reach to not everyone's going to local media not everyone is going to our website or other social media channels so i think some of it is really taking that old-fashioned approach and individually doing what we've started doing i know i've started doing reaching out to individuals one by one and i think carrying some of that message forward because you're right again people are in the crux of dealing with an emergency in their own homes they're not logging on to a website to look for information or they're not necessarily reading their local paper and so i think again some of that's going to be just the individual outreach that we do but i know dave and a number of his staff did work late and have continued to work late talking to residents specifically and i think all of you are messengers in that as well in terms of being able to share that information so if we need to equip you as well we will do that but i don't k …
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Meeting #:
Date:
Monday, July 27, 2026
Time:
6 :00 P . m . - 10 :00 P . m .
Location:
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Town of Lincoln - Town Hall
4800 South Service Road
The public are invited to submit delegation requests and/or written comments related to items on the agenda to [email protected] no later than 9:00 a.m. on the day of the meeting.
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Members of the public can watch the meeting proceedings on the Town of Lincoln's YouTube Channel .
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
NATIONAL ANTHEM
3.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4.
ROLL CALL
5.
CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
6.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
7.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
8.
PROCLAMATIONS
9.
RECOGNITION AND ACHIEVEMENTS
9.1
G. Gerrie and K. Southward, Lincoln Soapbox Derby, regarding recognizing Town of Lincoln Sponsorship
9.2
Mayor's Medal Recipients
Lincoln Garden Club
10.
DELEGATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
10.1
Regional Councillor Update
1. Lincoln Council Report for July 27 2026.pdf
11.
ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION
12.
MOTION TO APPROVE PREVIOUS COUNCIL MINUTES
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Fri Jul 24, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Council receives weekly information package including statements on tariffs and flooding
This Council Information Package is circulated weekly for member review. It includes correspondence such as media releases, public statements, and resolutions from other municipalities. No decisions are being made at this meeting; it is purely informational.
- Statement from Mayor Sandra Easton on the July 21 flooding event
- Town of Lincoln statement on U.S. tariffs and local economic impacts
- Notice of Adoption of Envision Grimsby Official Plan
- Resolutions from other municipalities on traffic calming, hospital funding, and property tax reassessment
- Town of Lincoln named one of HRD Canada's Best Places to Work for 2026
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Friday, July 24, 2026
Time:
4 :00 P . m . - 5 :00 P . m .
Location:
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1.
Correspondence - Week Ending July 24, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Media Release
1. Media Release - Lincoln, Niagara Region and Enforcement Partners Conduct Fourth Commercial Vehicle Safety Initiative of 2026.pdf
Lincoln, Niagara Region and Enforcement Partners Conduct Fourth Commercial Vehicle Safety Initiative of 2026
1.2
Town of Lincoln Public Statement
1. Town of Lincoln Statement on U.S. Tariffs and Local Economic Impacts.pdf
U.S. Tariffs and Local Economic Impacts
1.3
Town of Lincoln Public Statement
1. Statement from Mayor Sandra Easton on the July 21 Flooding Event.pdf
Statement from Mayor Sandra Easton on the July 21 Flooding Event
1.4
Town of Lincoln Media Release
1. Media Release - HRD Award - 2026.pdf
Town of Lincoln named one of HRD Canada's Best Places to Work for 2026
1.5
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Apply to be part of the team working on the 2026 municipal and school board trustee elections.pdf
2026 Municipal Election Hiring Notice
1.6
Township of Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan Resolution
1. Letter of Support - A Call to Return to P …
Mon Jul 20, 2026 · 5:00 PM
Committee of the Whole
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Fri Jul 17, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Council receives weekly information package with updates and resolutions
The Council will review the weekly Council Information Package, which includes public service announcements, infrastructure updates, and a series of resolutions supporting other municipalities. Items cover a heat warning for the Niagara Region, a Henry Avenue walkway replacement update, and an air‑quality alert. The package also contains resolutions supporting opposition to changes to Ontario's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and a call to return to the property‑tax reassessment cycle.
- Heat Warning Issued for Niagara Region beginning July 13
- Henry Avenue Walkway Replacement update
- Air Quality Alert Issued for Niagara Region
- Thorold Resolution supporting opposition to changes to ON FIPPA
- Georgian Bay Resolution calling for a return to the property tax reassessment cycle
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Friday, July 17, 2026
Time:
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Location:
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1.
Correspondence - Week Ending July 17, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Heat Warning Issued for Niagara Region beginning July 13.pdf
Heat Warning Issued for Niagara Region beginning July 13
1.2
Town of Lincoln Community Investment Update
1. Henry Ave Walkway - CIU FINAL.pdf
Henry Avenue Walkway Replacement
1.3
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Air quality alert issued for Niagara Region.pdf
Air Quality Alert Issued for Niagara
1.4
City of Thorold Resolution
1. CC 16-2026 -Thorold Resolution Respecting Support for Opposition to Changes to ON FIPPA.pdf
Opposition to Changes to Ontario's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act
1.5
Town of Plympton Resolution
1. Plympton-Wyoming_2026.05.26_Resolution 14_Support.pdf
2. Township of Clearview - Public Sector Salary Disclosure Inflation Adjustments.pdf
Public Sector Salary Disclosure Inflation Adjustments
1.6
Town of Plympton-Wyoming Resolution
1. Plympton-Wyoming_2026.06.10_Resolution 20_Support.pdf
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Mon Jul 13, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Committee of the Whole
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✓ Decided: Committee adopts housing and heritage minutes and reviews economic reports
The Committee of the Whole approved several sets of minutes from the Housing Select Committee and Heritage Advisory Committee. Members also received reports on the 2025 Destination Marketing Organization and Economic Development and Tourism year in review. A report on prorated water and wastewater billing was received for information.
- Approved Housing Select Committee Minutes from Dec 9, 2025, Mar 17, 2026, and June 9, 2026 (CARRIED)
- Approved Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes from May 14, 2026 (CARRIED)
- Approved Housing Select Committee Minutes from July 7, 2026 (CARRIED)
- Received and filed 2025 Destination Marketing Organization Update Report EDC-08-26 (CARRIED)
- Received and filed 2025 Economic Development and Tourism Year in Review Report EDC-07-26 (CARRIED)
- Received and filed Report FN-08-26 regarding Water and Wastewater Rates Prorated for Bi-Monthly Billing (CARRIED)
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
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Thank you. to build and develop that affordable housing. And not only is the goal to work on affordable housing, but it is that in perpetuity piece. It's what we are, and I'll see that in a slide in a couple of minutes. We're really a non-market housing developer. So the goal is to both build and to acquire, because rent evictions is also one of the other key things that's important in terms of maintaining affordability, making sure that there's land and buildings and housing in your community that are affordable. So not only do we build, but we also work on acquiring. And it's interesting to note that this is the most recent survey that we've got, I think it's from 2023, with about 47 community land trusts across Canada. Land trusts in Canada are really something that are emerging and have been emerging probably over the last four or five years. certainly more prevalent in the United States and the UK than they are in Canada. But I can tell you when I first started working and as I've been working with the community land trust, it's very reminiscent. I don't know if any of you recall when community foundations were being established in Canada . They were moving across the country as really something that was a new important piece of social and community infrastructure that were getting established. I remember because I was working with, we were working with Niagara, I was working with Niagara Credit Union at the time, who came in as one of the founding partners of the Niagar …
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Meeting #:
Date:
Monday, July 13, 2026
Time:
6 :00 P . m . - 10 :00 P . m .
Location:
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Town of Lincoln - Town Hall
4800 South Service Road
The public are invited to submit delegation requests and/or written comments related to items on the agenda to [email protected] no later than 9:00 a.m. on the Friday before the scheduled meeting.
All delegation submissions will be provided to the Mayor and Council prior to the meeting and will form part of the public record.
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Items marked with an asterisk (*) are addendums to the original published agenda.
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
4.
CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
5.
STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETINGS
6.
CONSENT AGENDA
6.1
*Housing Select Committee Minutes of December 9, 2025
1. 2025 12 09 Housing Select Committee Minutes_Final.pdf
6.2
*Housing Select Committee Minutes of March 17, 2026
1. 2026 03 17 Housing Select Committee Minutes_Final.pdf
6.3
*Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes of May 14, 2026
1. May 14 Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes.pdf
6.4
*Housing Select Committee Minutes of June 9, 2026
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Committee of the Whole Minutes
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Date:
Time:
Location:
July 13, 2026
6:00 PM
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Members Present: Mayor Easton, Councillor Russell (remote), Councillor Brunet,
Councillor Pachereva, Councillor Mikolic, Councillor Murre,
Councillor Reimer
Member Regrets: Councillor Rintjema, Councillor Timmers
Staff Present: CAO Mike Kirkopoulos, J. Kirkelos, L. Comley, M. Bruder, C.
Tunikaitis, K. Hannah, P. Di Ianni, C. Kern, S. Hicks, J. Andrews,
IT Support
Also Present: N. Walker, Housing Select Committee, J. Armstrong, Community
Land Trust of Niagara, I. Romagnoli, N. Beal, M. Keast, C.
Swanson, Destination Marketing Organization
1. CALL TO ORDER
Councillor Murre, Chair of the Planning and Economic Development Committee,
called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL
Members of Committee were in attendance, with regrets from Councillor Timmers
and Councillor Rintjema.
3. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
None.
4. CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
Members confirmed the order of the agenda.
5. STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETINGS
None.
6. CONSENT AGENDA
6.1 Housing Select Committee Minutes of December 9, 2025
6.2 Housing Select Committee Minutes of March 17, 2026
6.3 Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes of May 14, 2026
6.4 Housing Select Committee Minutes of June 9, 2026
Councillor Pachereva requested that the Housing Select Committee
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Fri Jul 10, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Town of Lincoln correspondence and public notices
This package contains various public notices, resolutions, and letters for the week ending July 10, 2026. Items include road work on John Street, consent applications, and a new Official Plan adoption notice.
- Road rehabilitation work on John Street starting July 15
- Notice of Adoption of a New Town of Lincoln Official Plan
- Consent application for 3436 Rittenhouse Road
- Consent application for 4402 Victoria Avenue
- Minor variance application for Honsberger Avenue
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Friday, July 10, 2026
Time:
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Location:
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1.
Correspondence - Week Ending July 10, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Public Notice - Road rehabilitation work on John Street scheduled to begin Wednesday July 15.pdf
Road Rehabilitation work on John Street scheduled to begin Wednesday, July 15
1.2
Town of Lincoln Resolution
1. Town of Lincoln Resolution regarding ERO Proposals.pdf
Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) Proposals
1.3
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 2026 07 08 - ToL Notice of Adoption of New OP.pdf
Notice of the Adoption of a New Town of Lincoln Official Plan
1.4
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. REVISED - 3436 Rittenhouse (CON) - Notice of Public Meeting.pdf
Notice of Public Meeting for Consent Application - 3436 Rittenhouse Road
1.5
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. 4402 Victoria (CON) - Notice of Public Meeting.pdf
Notice of Public Meeting for Consent Application - 4440 Victoria Avenue
1.6
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Honsberger (MV) - Notice of Public Meeting.pdf
Notice of Public Meeting for a Minor Variance Application - Honsberger Avenue
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Thu Jul 9, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Heritage Advisory Committee
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Meeting #:
Date:
Thursday, July 09, 2026
Time:
6 :00 P . m . - 8 :00 P . m .
Location:
Beamsville Room
4800 South Service Road
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1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
4.
DELEGATIONS
4.1
James & Rebecca Dyck, owners of the property municipally known as 4225 Fly Road, Campden, to address the Committee regarding Item 5.2.
5.
MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED
5.1
Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes of May 14, 2026
1. 2026 05 14 minutes_Draft.pdf
5.2
Heritage Permit Application - 4225 Fly Road, Campden
1. 5.2a.pdf
2. 5.2b.pdf
3. 5.2c_Redacted.pdf
4. 5d.pdf
5. 5e.pdf
6. 5f.pdf
6.
OTHER BUSINESS
6.1
Interpretive Plaque Update – Twenty Valley Public School (Vineland Public School) at 4057 Victoria Avenue, Vineland
1. 6.1.pdf
6.2
Heritage Places in our Town: A Celebration Recap
6.3
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Tue Jul 7, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Housing Select Committee
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✓ Decided: Committee discusses affordable housing commitment for BDSS site
The Committee decided to draft a notice of motion for the July 27 Council meeting regarding affordable housing on the BDSS site. The Senior Planner also informed the Committee that inclusionary housing provisions will not be included in the updated Official Plan due to density and feasibility issues.
- Approved December 9, 2025, meeting minutes
- Approved March 17, 2026, meeting minutes
- Approved June 9, 2026, meeting minutes
- Directed Councillor Pachereva and Chair Walker to draft email to CAO regarding a motion for the July 27 Council meeting for affordable housing on the BDSS site
- Directed Senior Planner to contact Community Land Trust Niagara regarding a presentation for the July 27 Council meeting
- Determined inclusionary housing provisions will not be included in the updated Official Plan
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Date: Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Time: 6 p.m.
Location: Campden Room
Members Present: Gary Anderson (via Teams), Carole Fuhrer (via Teams), Joanne
Heritz (via Teams), Councillor Pachereva (via Teams), Matthew
Stanton (via Teams), Noel Walker, Elisabeth Zimmerman
Member Regrets: Councillor Timmers
Staff Present: Josh Warkentin, Diane Campbell
Others Present: John Armstrong - Community Land Trust Niagara, Irene
Romagnoli - Affordable Housing Lincoln
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL
Quorum was confirmed.
3. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
None.
4. DELEGATIONS
4.1 Community Land Trust Niagara.
John Armstrong from Community Land Trust Niagara (CLTN) provided a
presentation to the Housing Select Committee . CLTN is a not -for-profit
organization with the goal of increasing the supply of affordable and attainable
rental housing in Niagara Region that is financially sustainable. As a result, their
primary focus is on providing housing that is not deeply affordable but rather near
or slightly above market rents.
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existing building but leaving the operation of the building to existing housing
providers. Since CLTN owns the assets, they can remain affordable indefinitely.
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Mon Jul 6, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Council Meeting
Council to vote on adopting new Official Plan for Lincoln
The council will consider adopting a new Official Plan (Shape Lincoln) that guides future land use and development. They will also vote on several by-laws including amending reserve funds, delegating authorities during a lame duck period, and changing speed limits on local roads. A proclamation for World Hepatitis Day and recognition of a local athlete are included.
- Adoption of new Official Plan (By-law 2026-38)
- By-law to amend reserve funds (2026-35)
- By-law to delegate authorities during lame duck period (2026-36)
- By-law to amend speed limits on local roads (2026-37)
- Notice of motion on Environmental Registry of Ontario proposals
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✓ Decided: Lincoln Council adopts new 'Shape Lincoln' Official Plan
Council approved and adopted the updated Official Plan (Shape Lincoln) and passed a corresponding by-law to repeal the previous version. The council also passed a resolution opposing provincial proposals to reduce municipal site plan control.
- Adopted updated Official Plan 'Shape Lincoln' (CARRIED)
- Passed By-law 2026-38 to adopt new Official Plan and repeal By-law No. 2014-47 (CARRIED)
- Resolved to oppose ERO Proposals 026-0310 and 026-0426 regarding site plan control (CARRIED)
- Approved By-law 2026-35 regarding reserves and reserve funds (CARRIED)
- Approved By-law 2026-36 regarding 'Lame Duck' council authority delegation (CARRIED)
- Approved By-law 2026-37 regarding local road speed limits (CARRIED)
- Approved Council minutes from June 1, 2026 (CARRIED)
- Approved Committee of the Whole minutes from June 15 and June 22, 2026 (CARRIED)
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
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Thank you. time employing a number of people throughout the years including my own children's so it was great to be a part of that and another thing that I wanted to mention as an announcement is at the museum in the back there there's going to be music in the park last Thursdays last Thursday of the month I happened to find it by accident when I was walking my dog one afternoon and there was music going in the back they serve alcohol they serve beer wine it's actually a nice little community thing to be a part of if you're if you're in the area Wednesdays there's Wednesdays there's there's a prudum supper market that a number of locals have been attending I went to the first one as I was impressed I was surprised with the number of folks that were there and the positive feedback that that was shared to me about that and if you I think you know we put a challenge to town staff and to everybody to to get to create activities or things to do in the town at the Rotary Club they're doing music in the parks at Charles D aly Park on Tuesdays it's another great community event utilizing a park that's got one of the best views in the Niagara Niagara region and I encourage everyone to attend and participate whenever possible to get to know your neighbors and to have a nice meal so those are my announcements thank you thanks very much councilor and I believe that there were with the support of economic development and director Deany there were a number of economic development tours tha …
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Meeting #:
Date:
Monday, July 06, 2026
Time:
6 :00 P . m . - 9 :00 P . m .
Location:
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Town of Lincoln - Town Hall
4800 South Service Road
The public are invited to submit delegation requests and/or written comments related to items on the agenda to [email protected] no later than 9:00 a.m. on the day of the meeting.
All delegation submissions will be provided to the Mayor and Council prior to the meeting and will form part of the public record.
Members of the public can watch the meeting proceedings on the Town of Lincoln's YouTube Channel .
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
NATIONAL ANTHEM
3.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4.
ROLL CALL
5.
CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
6.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
7.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
8.
PROCLAMATIONS
8.1
World Hepatitis Day: July 28, 2026
1. World Hepatitis Day - July 28 2026.pdf
9.
RECOGNITION AND ACHIEVEMENTS
9.1
M. Page, Bench Community Fitness, regarding qualifying for the 2026 World Masters and Adaptive Weightlifting Championships
10.
DELEGATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
10.1
Regional Councillor Update
1. Lincoln Council Report for July 6 2026.pdf
2. CAO 10-2026 Core Services Review Update.pdf
11.
ITEMS FOR C …
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Council Minutes
Please note: full details of the meeting are available on our live webcast.
Date:
Time:
Location:
July 6, 2026
6:00 PM
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Members Present: Mayor Easton, Councillor Rintjema, Councillor Russell (remote),
Councillor Brunet, Councillor Pachereva, Councillor Mikolic,
Councillor Murre, Councillor Reimer
Member Regrets: Councillor Timmers
Staff Present: CAO Mike Kirkopoulos, J. Kirkelos, L. Comley, M. Bruder, M.
Shih, D. Graham, K. Hannah, G. Hudson, IT Support
Also Present: M. Page, Bench Community Fitness, and Regional Councillor
Foster
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Easton called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
2. NATIONAL ANTHEM
The National Anthem was recognized.
3. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Mayor Easton read the Land Acknowledgement.
4. ROLL CALL
Members of Council were in attendance, with regrets from Councillor Timmers.
5. CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
Members confirmed the order of the agenda.
6. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
None.
7. ANNOUNCEMENTS
The CAO comment ed on the power outage that occurred on July 1, 2026, and
thanked all staff and sponsors of the Canada Day event.
Councillor Murre commented on the Ontario Wine Industry Champion Award
provided to Mayor Easton for strong regional and provincial advocacy f or the
Ontario VQA wine industry.
Councillor Rintjema commented on attending the Mayor's Golf Tournament, a
presentation from Gillian's Place regarding Women in Politics, and Mayor Easton
rec …
Fri Jul 3, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Council receives weekly information package with heat warning and other correspondence
This meeting is a Council Information Package (CIP) circulated weekly to members for informational purposes only. No decisions or votes are scheduled. The package includes various correspondence such as a heat warning, rabies clinic update, and resolutions from other municipalities.
- Heat warning issued for Niagara Region beginning June 30
- 145 dogs and cats vaccinated at free rabies clinic in Welland
- Niagara Region wins gold at national public relations awards
- Resolution supporting retention of cancer clinic at Huntsville Memorial Hospital
- Town of Caledon letter requesting provincial support for tick-borne diseases
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Council Information Package
Meeting #:
Date:
Friday, July 03, 2026
Time:
4 :00 P . m . - 5 :00 P . m .
Location:
Online Viewing
Note: The Council Information Package (CIP) is circulated to Members of Council weekly.
1.
Correspondence - Week Ending July 3, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Heat Warning Issued for Niagara Region beginning June 30.pdf
Heat Warning Issued for Niagara Region Beginning June 30
1.2
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region.pdf
Public Health Reminder to take Precautions during Extreme Heat
1.3
Region of Niagara News Release
1. 145 Dogs and cats vaccinated at free rabies clinic in Welland.pdf
145 Dogs and Cats Vaccinated at Free Rabies Clinic in Welland
1.4
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Region of Niagara - Elevated Water Tank.pdf
Elevated Water Tank in Fort Erie
1.5
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region wins gold at national public relations awards.pdf
Niagara Region Wins Gold at National Public Relations Awards
1.6
City of Mississauga Resolution
1. 0147-2026 A Notice of Motion regarding a provincial review of women and children experiencing intimate partner violence.pdf
Provincial Review of Benchmarking, Funding Formulas and Length of Stay Standards for Emergency Shelters Serving …
Fri Jun 26, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Council receives weekly information package with minor variances and notices
This is a Council Information Package (CIP) circulated to members for information only. No decisions are being made; items include notices of minor variance decisions, a road study commencement, and various municipal resolutions.
- Notice of Decision for Minor Variance - VL Academy Street
- Notice of Decision for Minor Variance - 4343 Fairlane Road
- Notice of Study Commencement - Regional Road 39 between Victoria Avenue and Jordan Road
- Recent Changes to Strong Mayor Powers Framework from Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
- Resolution requesting reinstatement of compliance with Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act
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Council Information Package
Meeting #:
Date:
Friday, June 26, 2026
Time:
4 :00 P . m . - 5 :00 P . m .
Location:
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1.
Correspondence - Week Ending June 26, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Service Announcement
1. PSA - Canada Day 2026 Holiday Hours and Activities.pdf
Canada Day 2026 Holiday Hours & Activities
1.2
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Public Notice - Jordan Lions Pool Closed Until Further Notice.pdf
Jordan Lions Pool Closed Until Further Notice
1.3
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Signed Decision - Academy St.pdf
Notice of Decision of Minor Variance - VL Academy Street
1.4
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Signed Decision - 4343 Fairlane.pdf
Notice of Decision for Minor Variance - 4343 Fairlane Road
1.5
Town of Lincoln Memo
1. Memo - Neutral Nation Research Collection.pdf
2. Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre Launches Public Research Collection on the Neutral Nation.pdf
Neutral Nation Research Collection
1.6
Region of Niagara Public Notice
1. A0004400_Niagara Region_RR39 MCEA_Notice of Commencement and PIC 1_FINAL_E03.pdf
Notice of Study Commencement and Public Information Centre No. 1 - Regional Road 39 (North Service Road) between Victoria …
Tue Jun 23, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Committee of Adjustment
Committee of Adjustment to decide on two minor variance applications
The Committee of Adjustment is holding statutory public meetings for two minor variance applications: one at 4343 Fairlane Rd. (Prins Grow Inc.) and one at 201 Academy St. (Vanessa Pannozzo). Four delegations will speak regarding the Academy Street application. The committee will also consider previous meeting minutes.
- Minor variance PLVAR-2026-0007 at 4343 Fairlane Rd. (Prins Grow Inc.)
- Minor variance PLVAR-2026-0008 at 201 Academy St. (Vanessa Pannozzo)
- Delegations from Alex Bruinekool, Kelly Parkinson, Vicki Schindel, and Janna Cuk regarding PLVAR-2026-0008
- Approval of minutes from May 26, 2026 meeting
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✓ Decided: Committee grants two minor variances for greenhouse and 24-unit Academy St. development
The Committee of Adjustment approved two minor variance applications. The first granted a reduced rear yard setback for a greenhouse at 4343 Fairlane Road. The second granted reduced lot area and parking setback requirements for a proposed 24-unit, 3-storey residential development on Academy Street, despite resident concerns about density, traffic, and infrastructure.
- Approved PLVAR-2026-0007: reduced rear yard setback of 6.9m for greenhouse at 4343 Fairlane Road (carried)
- Approved PLVAR-2026-0008: reduced lot area per unit (128 sq m vs 166 sq m) and reduced parking setback (3.9m vs 4.5m) for 24-unit development on Academy Street (carried)
- Approved minutes of May 26, 2026 meeting (carried)
- Adjourned to July 28, 2026 (carried)
Council Chambers
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Committee of Adjustment Agenda
Meeting #:
Date:
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Time:
7 :00 P . m . - 9 :00 P . m .
Location:
Council Chambers
Town of Lincoln - Town Hall
4800 South Service Road
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
4.
CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
4.1
Note:
Not all of the correspondence may have been available for the agenda package and any additional agency comments will be delivered at the meeting
5.
REVIEW OF CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO APPLICATIONS
6.
DELEGATIONS
6.1
Alex Bruinekool re: PLVAR-2026-0008
6.2
Kelly Parkinson re: PLVAR-2026-0008
6.3
Vicki Schindel re: PLVAR-2026-0008
6.4
Janna Cuk re: PLVAR-2026-0008
7.
STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETINGS
7.1
Minor Variance, PLVAR-2026-0007, 4343 Fairlane Rd., Prins Grow Inc.
1. prins.pdf
7.2
Minor Variance, PLVAR-2026-0008, 201 Academy St., Vanessa Pannozzo
1. academy.pdf
2. Appendix B - Public Comments.pdf
8.
MOTION TO APPROVE PREVIOUS MINUTES
8.1
Committee of Adjustment Minutes of May 26, 2026
1. 2026 05 26 COA draft.pdf
9.
OTHER BUSINESS
10.
MOTION TO ADJOURN
10.1
Next Meeting – July 28, 2026 …
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The Committee of Adjustment of the Town of Lincoln met for a public meeting on June 23,
2026 at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers.
Members Present:
D. Thompson
Chair
J. M. Dykstra
Vice Chair
R. Griffin
R. Hill
C. Janca
N. Scott
Regrets:
J. Brandon
Staff Present:
D. Campbell
Planning & Development Coordinator
E. Tomaino
Junior Planner/Secretary-Treasurer
J. Warkentin
Senior Planner
The Chair called the public meeting to order at approximately 7 p.m.
The Chair explained how the meeting would be conducted and the procedure under the
Planning Act.
DECLARATION OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
None.
REVIEW OF CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO APPLICATIONS
None.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
(A)
CN: D13, Application: PLVAR-2026-0007
OWNER(S): Prins Grow Inc.
ADDRESS: 4343 Fairlane Road
ROLL NO: 2622- 030-008-05610
In attendance:
The Secretary-Treasurer described the purpose of the application.
Motion No. COA-26-23
Moved by N. Scott, Seconded by J.M. Dykstra
LOCATION OF SUBJECT LAND:
The subject lands are located at 4343 Fairlane Road, Concession 1, Part Lot 11, Registered
Plan 30R11928, Part 1, in the Town of Lincoln.
PURPOSE OF APPLICATION:
• To permit a reduced rear yard setback of 6.9 metres for a greenhouse, whereas 15
metres is required in the Agricultural (A) Zone.
That application PLVAR-2026-0007 in the name of Prins Grow Inc.
BE APPROVED for the reasons that the Committee considered the written and oral …
Mon Jun 22, 2026 · 5:00 PM
Committee of the Whole
2025 audit and financial reports presented to committee
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the 2025 audited financial statements and year-end reports, along with 2026 first-quarter financials. Council will also hear a presentation on the Lincoln Pelham Public Library's 2025 annual report and discuss a report on restricted acts and delegation of authority heading into the end of the term.
- Presentation and review of 2025 audited financial statements (FN-05-26)
- 2025 Q4 operating and capital financials and year-end reports (FN-06-26)
- 2026 Q1 operating and capital financial reports (FN-07-26)
- Council Priorities End of Term Update (AD-02-26)
- Restricted Acts (Lame Duck) and Delegation of Authority (LS-05-26)
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✓ Decided: Committee approved 2025 audited financials and gave CAO authority for restricted acts
The General Business and Finance Committee adopted the consent‑agenda minutes and received delegations from Deloitte and the Lincoln Pelham Public Library. It approved the 2025 audited consolidated financial statements, the 2025 Q4 and 2026 Q1 operating and capital financial reports, and the related reserve‑fund actions. The committee also approved the end‑of‑term council priorities update and delegated authority to the CAO for actions restricted under the Municipal Act during a lame‑duck period.
- Adopted Age‑Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee minutes (April 9 2026 & May 6 2026) – Carried
- Received and filed Deloitte delegation on the 2025 audit – Carried
- Approved 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements (8‑0) – Carried
- Received and filed Lincoln Pelham Public Library 2025 Annual Report – Carried
- Approved 2025 Q4 Operating and Capital Financials and reserve‑fund changes (8‑0) – Carried
- Approved 2026 Q1 Operating and Capital Financial Reports (8‑0) – Carried
- Approved End‑of‑Term Council Priorities update (8‑0) – Carried
- Delegated authority to the CAO for restricted‑act actions during a lame‑duck period – Carried
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
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Thank you. We have staff in attendance also. We have staff in attendance also in attendance this evening . We have Trevor Ferguson from Deloitte and representatives from the Lincoln Public Library. Are there any declarations of interest? Seeing none. Do any members have any amendments to the order of the agenda? Seeing none. We are now considering the consent agenda inclusive of Age- Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee Minutes of April 9, 2026 and Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee Minutes of May 6, 2026. Would any member of committee like to remove an item from the agenda to discuss? There being no further discussion on that, I have a motion moved by Councillor Pachereva that all items listed under the heading of Consent Agenda for Monday, June 22, 2026 be adopted as recommended. Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee Min utes of April 9, 2026 and Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory Minutes of May 6, 2026. And the vote is up. Thank you. The vote is now closed and that carries. Thank you. Item 7 on the agenda is the General Business and Finance Committee agenda. We have two registered delegations this evening for the General Business and Finance agenda. Please note that delegations have a maximum of five minutes to speak. Our first delegation is Trevor Ferguson from Deloitte regarding item 7.2.1, which is the 2025 audit presentation and audited financial statements report FN 0526. First, our CAO will provide introductory com …
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Committee of the Whole Agenda
Meeting #:
Date:
Monday, June 22, 2026
Time:
5 :00 P . m . - 9 :00 P . m .
Location:
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Town of Lincoln - Town Hall
4800 South Service Road
The public are invited to submit delegation requests and/or written comments related to items on the agenda to [email protected] no later than 9:00 a.m. on the Thursday before the scheduled meeting.
All delegation submissions will be provided to the Mayor and Council prior to the meeting and will form part of the public record.
Members of the public can watch the meeting proceedings on the Town of Lincoln's YouTube Channel .
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
4.
CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
5.
STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETINGS
6.
CONSENT AGENDA
6.1
Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee Minutes of April 9, 2026
1. Age-Friendly Active Community Committee Minutes - April 9 2026.pdf
6.2
Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee Minutes of May 6, 2026
1. Age-Friendly Active Community Committee Minutes- May 6th 2026.pdf
7.
GENERAL BUSINESS & FINANCE COMMITTEE AGENDA
7.1
DELEGATIONS
7.1.1
T. Ferguson, Deloitte, regarding Item 7.2.1: 2025 Audit Presentation and Audited Financial Statements, FN …
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Committee of the Whole Minutes
Please note: full details of the meeting are available on our live webcast.
Date:
Time:
Location:
June 22, 2026
5:00 PM
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Members Present: Mayor Easton, Councillor Rintjema, Councillor Russell,
Councillor Pachereva, Councillor Mikolic, Councillor Murre,
Councillor Reimer, Councillor Timmers
Member Regrets: Councillor Brunet
Staff Present: CAO Mike Kirkopoulos, J. Kirkelos, L. Comley, D. Graham, C.
Tunikaitis, K. Hannah, P. Di Ianni, L. Busnello, J. Andrews, S.
McKay, M. Bruder, S. Di Battista , V. You, A. McCallum, G.
Hudson, IT Support
Also Present: T. Ferguson, Deloitte, D. Burton, Lincoln Pelham Public Library
Board
1. CALL TO ORDER
Councillor Rintjema, Chair of the General Business and Finance Committee,
called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL
Members of Committee were in attendance, with regrets from Councillor Brunet.
3. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
None.
4. CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
Members confirmed the order of the agenda.
5. STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETINGS
None.
6. CONSENT AGENDA
6.1 Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee Minutes of
April 9, 2026
6.2 Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory Committee Minutes of
May 6, 2026
Motion NO. GBF-2026-22
Moved by Councillor Pachereva
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That all items listed under the heading of Consent Agenda for Monday,
June 22, 2026, be adopted as recommended:
Age-Friendly and Active Community Advisory C …
Fri Jun 19, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Council Information Package
Council reviews weekly info package on regional health, highway stops, and updates.
This is a routine weekly information package containing correspondence, news releases, and resolutions from other municipalities and provincial ministries. No binding decisions, contracts, or local policy changes are being voted on. The document primarily circulates updates on regional health partnerships, highway infrastructure, and provincial policy changes for council awareness.
- New all-way stop at Campden Road and Spring Creek Road
- Niagara Region and Niagara Health physician recruitment partnership
- Resolutions opposing proposed FIPPA privacy changes
- Support for sustainable provincial funding for fire services
- Updates to Ontario's Flood Hazard Technical Guide
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Meeting #:
Date:
Friday, June 19, 2026
Time:
4 :00 P . m . - 5 :00 P . m .
Location:
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1.
Correspondence - Week Ending June 19, 2026
1.1
Town of Lincoln Public Notice
1. Public Notice - All-way Stop Spring Creek + Campden.pdf
New All-Way Stop comes into effect at the Campden Road and Spring Creek Road Intersections
1.2
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region and Niagara Health launch joint physician recruitment partnership.pdf
Niagara Region and Niagara Health Launch Joint Physician Recruitment Partnership
1.3
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region.pdf
Pawsitivity Program wins Community Connections Award
1.4
Region of Niagara News Release
1. Niagara Region celebrates 25 years of Court Services.pdf
Niagara Region Celebrates 25 Years of Court Services
1.5
Region of Niagara Letter
1. Economic Development Brief_June 2026.pdf
Economic Development Brief
1.6
City of St Catharines Public Notice
1. Notice of Decision_2026CIP_June 11, 2026.pdf
Passing of By-law 2026-079 and Adoption of 2026 Community Improvement Plan
1.7
Municipality of Shuniah Resolution
1. Shuniah - Resolution 240-26 (Support Machar Op …
Mon Jun 15, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Committee of the Whole
Town of Lincoln reviews Vision Vineland and Community Hub updates
The Committee of the Whole will discuss planning and economic development reports. Key topics include provincial legislation updates, the performance of the Municipal Accommodation Tax, and progress on the Lincoln Community Hub.
- Vision Vineland Central Business District Streetscape and Master Plan update
- Lincoln Community Hub (BDSS) update and next steps
- 2025 Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT) Program performance update
- Impacts of Bill 119 and provincial site plan reform
- Heritage and Museum Advisory Committee minutes
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✓ Decided: Committee directs next steps for Lincoln Community Hub and approves EOI process
The Committee adopted two advisory‑committee minutes and filed several informational reports on taxes, provincial legislation and the Vision Vineland streetscape. It endorsed the Lincoln Community Hub strategic framework, ordered staff to start an expression‑of‑interest/RFQ process and to study affordable‑housing options on the site. The body also approved extending the meeting past the usual hour and handled a confidential closed‑session item before adjourning.
- Adopted Heritage Advisory Committee minutes (Mar 12 2026) and Museum Advisory Committee minutes (Apr 9 2026) – carried
- Received and filed 2025 Municipal Accommodation Tax Program performance report – carried
- Received and filed Provincial Legislation Updates – Schools and Site Plan Reform report – carried
- Received and filed Provincial Planning Act Updates – Bill 119 report and submitted town comments – carried
- Received and filed Vision Vineland Central Business District Streetscape Master Plan report – carried
- Directed staff to initiate an EOI/RFQ process for the Lincoln Community Hub and to explore affordable‑housing opportunities – carried
- Approved proceeding beyond the hour of adjournment to finish unfinished business – carried
- Moved to closed session for confidential item, then resumed open session – carried
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
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Thank you. tourism to fund themselves and this was just a brilliant strategy that's being used all over the place and it's a way for tourism to our tourism initiatives to be funding themselves and it's not a cost to the taxpayer at all so i i want to make that very clear so i'm looking forward to uh dmo chair coming you said next month so excellent and then i think council can hear a lot more about where those dollars are being spent and how so just my comments thank you chair thank you very much councillor councillor wrenchman back on in thank you councillor murray i know that so through you madam chair chair murray the municipalities in ontario i think there's about 70 that have a mat tax right now at a 444 and from what i was reading they range all the way from four to about six percent um do we have there's has there been talk about increasing that rate yeah so through you chair to the councillor uh no we're not considering raising the mat tax at this time where yes it is in line with other municipalities at this time so we're consistent at the four percent okay thank you thank you thank you councillor councillor m icklick please go ahead thank you very much just just to clarify uh councillor timmer said there is no cost to the taxpayers on this i my understanding is that there's a 75 000 a year cost until the there's a um this is a self-sustaining initiative am i correct in that or where where where do we fall on that so through you chair and and i don't want to put word …
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Committee of the Whole Agenda
Meeting #:
Date:
Monday, June 15, 2026
Time:
6 :00 P . m . - 10 :00 P . m .
Location:
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Town of Lincoln - Town Hall
4800 South Service Road
The public are invited to submit delegation requests and/or written comments related to items on the agenda to [email protected] no later than 9:00 a.m. on the Thursday before the scheduled meeting.
All delegation submissions will be provided to the Mayor and Council prior to the meeting and will form part of the public record.
Members of the public can watch the meeting proceedings on the Town of Lincoln's YouTube Channel .
Items marked with an asterisk (*) are addendums to the original published agenda.
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
4.
CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
5.
STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETINGS
6.
CONSENT AGENDA
6.1
Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes of March 12, 2026
1. Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes of March 12 2026.pdf
6.2
*Museum Advisory Committee Minutes of April 9, 2026
1. Museum Advisory Committee Minutes April 9.pdf
7.
PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE AGENDA
7.1
DELEGATIONS
7.2
REPORTS
7.2.1
2025 Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT) Program Performance …
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Committee of the Whole Minutes
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Date:
Time:
Location:
June 15, 2026
6:00 PM
Council Chambers/Hybrid Meeting
Members Present: Mayor Easton, Councillor Rintjema, Councillor Russell,
Councillor Brunet, Councillor Pachereva, Councillor Mikolic,
Councillor Murre, Councillor Reimer, Councillor Timmers
Staff Present: CAO Mike Kirkopoulos, J. Kirkelos, L. Comley, M. Bruder, D.
Graham, C. Tunikaitis, P. Di Ianni, G. Hudson, E. Tomaino, C.
Kern, D. Phillips, IT Support
1. CALL TO ORDER
Councillor Murre, Chair of the Planning and Economic Development Committee,
called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL
Members of Committee were in attendance.
3. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
None.
4. CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA
Members confirmed the order of the agenda.
5. STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETINGS
None.
6. CONSENT AGENDA
6.1 Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes of March 12, 2026
6.2 Museum Advisory Committee Minutes of April 9, 2026
Motion NO. PED-2026-35
Moved by Councillor Timmers
That all items listed under the heading of Consent Agenda for Monday,
June 15, 2026, be adopted as recommended:
Heritage Advisory Committee Minutes of March 12, 2026; and
Museum Advisory Committee Minutes of April 9, 2026
CARRIED
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