Markham, ON

Varley McKay Art Foundation of Markham

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Committee of Adjustment

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Heritage Markham Committee

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Markham Accessibility Advisory Committee

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Committee of Adjustment

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Development Services Committee Meeting

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General Committee Meeting

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Committee of Adjustment

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Varley McKay Art Foundation of Markham

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Council Meeting

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Heritage Markham Committee

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Markham Accessibility Advisory Committee

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Committee of Adjustment

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Cycling and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

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Doors Open Markham Organizing Committee

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Environmental Advisory Committee

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Development Services Committee Meeting

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Committee of Adjustment

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Race Relations Committee

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General Committee Meeting

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Council Meeting

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Development Services Public Meeting

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Heritage Markham Committee

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Committee of Adjustment

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Markham Accessibility Advisory Committee

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Development Services Public Meeting

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Markham Public Library Board

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Environmental Advisory Committee

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Doors Open Markham Organizing Committee

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Council Meeting

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Markham Accessibility Advisory Committee

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Cycling and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

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Committee of Adjustment

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Development Services Committee Meeting

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Varley McKay Art Foundation of Markham

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Race Relations Committee

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Heritage Markham Committee

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General Committee Meeting

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Development Services Public Meeting

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Committee of Adjustment

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Doors Open Markham Organizing Committee

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Heritage Markham Committee

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The Heritage Markham Committee approved a Minor Heritage Permit for unauthorized alterations at 5 Euclid Street, including chimney removal and window changes, despite concerns about the work being done without proper permits. The committee also approved several other heritage permits and applications, including a demolition permit for an accessory building at 288 Main Street North and a plan of subdivision at 7960 Reesor Road. All decisions were carried unanimously, with Councillor Karen Rea recusing herself from the 288 Main Street North vote due to a conflict of interest.

• Approved Minor Heritage Permit for unauthorized alterations at 5 Euclid Street (carried)
• Approved Major Heritage Permit for demolition of rear yard accessory building at 288 Main Street North, with salvage and photo-documentation conditions (carried)
• Approved no-objection to Plan of Subdivision at 7960 Reesor Road, with condition to maintain view corridor from Donald Cousens Parkway (carried)
• Approved no-objection to Major Heritage Permit for rear addition at 35 Jerman Street (carried)
• Approved no-objection to Heritage Easement Agreement for 10729 Victoria Square Blvd (carried)
• Approved no-objection to variances for existing cabana at 8 David Gohn Circle (carried)
• Received information on delegated staff approvals for minor heritage permits, building/sign permits, and Committee of Adjustment applications (carried)

Committee of Adjustment

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The Committee of Adjustment approved eight applications for minor variances and consents, including several for residential additions and lot line adjustments, and deferred three related applications concerning properties on Markland Street and 3 Arrowflight Drive. All approvals were subject to conditions in staff reports, with some votes opposed.

• Approved A/125/24 for 293 Main St (unanimous)
• Approved A/149/25 for 16 Alexander Lawrie Ave (2-1, Huang opposed)
• Approved B/031/25 and B/032/25 for 8240 Woodbine Ave and Cochrane Dr (unanimous)
• Approved B/035/25 and A/072/26 for 3 and 5 Castle Court (unanimous)
• Deferred B/009/26, B/015/26, A/066/26 for Markland St properties (unanimous)
• Approved A/077/26 for 3265 Highway 7 East (2-1, Huang opposed)
• Approved A/075/26 for 75 Frontenac Dr (unanimous)
• Approved A/047/26 for 48 Smoothwater Terrace (unanimous)

Council Meeting

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Development Services Committee Meeting

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Special Council Meeting

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Committee of Adjustment

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The Committee of Adjustment approved eight of nine applications for zoning relief, including a 60-unit affordable housing addition and a long-term care building, all with conditions. One application for an air-supported sports dome at 2188 Rodick Road was unanimously denied because members found the requested variances were not minor and failed the four tests of the Planning Act.

• Approved A/063/26 at 27 Dalmeny Road (unanimous)
• Approved A/038/26 at 32 Erdman Beynon Crescent (unanimous)
• Approved A/086/26 at 4638 Major Mackenzie Drive (unanimous)
• Approved A/076/26 at 28 Main Street (unanimous)
• Approved A/067/26 at 5060 Highway 7 East (unanimous)
• Approved A/042/26 at Scenic Drive (3-1, Huang opposed)
• Approved A/043/26 at 3825 Highway 7 East (3-1, Huang opposed)
• Approved A/093/26 at 10228 McCowan Road (unanimous)

Doors Open Markham Organizing Committee

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Council Meeting

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Development Services Committee Meeting

The Development Services Committee will vote on two recommendation reports for Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments. One proposes 18 townhouse units at 95 Green Lane. The other seeks approval for a mixed-use high-rise development with four buildings (9-42 storeys, 1,183 units, ground-floor commercial, a new public road, and a future park) at 8432/8500 Leslie Street and 220 Commerce Valley Drive West. Both are recommended for approval.

• 18 townhouse units at 95 Green Lane (Ward 1)
• Mixed-use high-rise (9-42 storeys, 1,183 units) at 8432/8500 Leslie Street and 220 Commerce Valley Drive West (Ward 8)
• Ground-floor commercial uses and new public road in Leslie Street project
• Future public park included in Leslie Street development
• Both items require final Council approval after committee recommendation

The Development Services Committee approved two major development applications: a mixed-use high-rise development with four buildings (9-42 storeys, 1,183 residential units) at 8432/8500 Leslie Street and 220 Commerce Valley Drive, and an 18-townhouse development at 95 Green Lane. The committee also approved a framework for up to 50% city-wide soft development charge deferrals for long-term rental housing, and directed staff to review parking restrictions on Kirkham Drive.

• Approved Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 1,183-unit high-rise development at Leslie Street/Commerce Valley Drive (Carried)
• Approved Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for 18 townhouse units at 95 Green Lane (Carried)
• Approved framework for up to 50% soft development charge deferrals for long-term rental housing (Carried)
• Extended building permit issuance timeline for qualifying rental developments to Dec 31, 2027 (Carried)
• Delegated authority to Treasurer to execute Development Charge Deferral Agreements (Carried)
• Directed staff to review parking restrictions on Kirkham Drive and report to September committee (Carried)
• Approved amendment to Area Specific Development Charges By-law 2022-69 for Robinson Glen (Carried)
• Confirmed Development Services Public Meeting minutes of June 16, 2026 (Carried)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hear multiple minor variance and consent applications, including a proposal to sever 19.48 hectares from 11120 Highway 48 for a new residential lot as part of a land exchange. Other items include requests for zoning relief for commercial developments, residential additions, and accessory buildings. The meeting also covers procedural approvals of previous minutes and deferral requests.

• Consent application B/011/26 to sever 19.48 hectares at 11120 Highway 48 for a residential lot (land exchange)
• Minor variances for 189-193 Main Street: reduced setbacks, parking reduction from 27 to 8 spaces (heritage district)
• Minor variances for 14 Windridge Drive: increased building coverage and deck projection for a two-storey dwelling
• Minor variance for 37 East Valhalla Drive: permit recreational establishment use in an industrial building
• Minor variance for 16 Station Lane: multiple variances for a single-family dwelling addition and accessory building with dwelling unit

The Committee of Adjustment approved all but one of the applications before it, including minor variances, consents, and a rear addition. The only application not approved was A/041/26, which was approved with conditions despite one opposing vote. All other applications were approved, several unanimously.

• Approved A/041/26 (189-193 Main St, Unionville) with conditions (4-1)
• Approved A/005/26 (14 Windridge Dr) with conditions (5-1)
• Approved B/011/26 (11120 Highway 48) consent with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved A/073/26 (11120 Highway 48) with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved A/074/26 (11120 Highway 48) with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved A/045/26 (37 East Valhalla Dr) with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved A/059/26 (1443 Denison St) with conditions (5-1)
• Approved A/061/26 (95 Dickson Hill Rd) with conditions (unanimous)

Heritage Markham Committee

The Heritage Markham Committee is deciding whether to replace existing bronze designation plaques with either tooled bronze or slate plaques due to rising costs and theft risk. They will also review minor heritage permits, building permits, and variance applications for properties in heritage districts. Updates on the Main Street North reconstruction and an insurance study will be received.

• Choose between 5/8" tooled bronze plaques or slate plaques for designated properties
• No objection to variances for a sunroom/greenhouse at 293 Main St N (MVHCD)
• No objection to demolition and new two-storey dwelling at 26 Markham Street (Markham Village)
• Receive information on minor heritage permits at 7877 Yonge St, 11 Church St, 86 John St, etc.
• Update on detailed design for Main Street North reconstruction from Bullock Dr to 16th Ave

The Committee recommended replacing current cast bronze plaques with a more cost-effective tooled bronze version to maintain design consistency. They also approved heritage variances for two properties and received updates on a street reconstruction study and a heritage insurance report.

• Recommended replacing cast 3/4" bronze plaques with tooled 5/8" bronze plaques from Signs in the Making
• Approved variances for a 1-storey sunroom/greenhouse at 293 Main St. N.
• Approved variances for a two-storey dwelling and accessory building at 26 Markham Street
• Approved demolition of the existing dwelling at 26 Markham Street
• Received information on delegated approvals for 5 minor heritage permits
• Received information on delegated approvals for 5 building and sign permits
• Received information on a delegated Committee of Adjustment application for 11120 Highway 48
• Declined interest in hosting a booth at Apple Fest 2026

Development Services Committee Meeting

The Development Services Committee is deciding on major development proposals, including a 45-storey tower at 7079 Yonge Street and a subdivision of 2,067 units on Highway 48. They will also consider adopting an affordable housing strategy update, modifying the heritage register, and approving $58,373 in heritage property grants.

• Draft plan of subdivision for 2,067 low and mid-rise units, a school block, and a 16-hectare sports park at 10982-11274 Highway 48 (Ward 6)
• Recommendation to approve a 45-storey mixed-use building with 562 residential units and commercial space at 7079 Yonge Street (Ward 1)
• Proposed changes to the Markham Heritage Register to introduce a new 'Properties of Heritage Interest' classification
• Heritage Property Grant Program 2026: $58,373 total for 10 properties including 12 Centre Street and 7 Jerman Street
• Adoption of 'Housing Choices: Markham’s Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy Update (2026)'

The Development Services Committee approved a large-scale residential development and sports park in Ward 6. It also adopted an updated affordable housing strategy and approved heritage grants for 10 properties. A proposal for a 45-storey building at 7079 Yonge Street was referred back to staff for further consideration.

• Approved Draft Plan of Subdivision for 2,070 units, a school block, and a 16-hectare sports park at 10982, 11120 and 11274 Highway 48
• Adopted 'Housing Choices: Markham’s Affordable and Rental Housing Strategy Update (2026)'
• Approved $58,373 in Heritage Property Grants for 10 specific properties
• Referred 45-storey mixed-use building proposal at 7079 Yonge Street back to staff
• Approved new 'Properties of Heritage Interest' classification for the Heritage Register
• Approved up to $10,000 for Mayor or designate to attend 34th World Hakka Conference in China
• Approved up to $10,000 for Deputy Mayor and consultant to attend conference in Wuhan, China
• Directed staff to track Committee of Adjustment applications to test infill development standards

Doors Open Markham Organizing Committee

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Council Meeting

Council will receive and adopt the Ontario Land Tribunal's final order approving a 36- and 41-storey tower development at 8435 Woodbine Avenue, including 967 residential units and 20 affordable units. They will also consider a city-wide zoning by-law amendment to update parking and transportation demand management standards. Other items include liquor licence applications for three restaurants, a request to extend the deadline for heritage property designations, and comments on provincial Bill 98.

• Final OLT order for 967-unit towers at 8435 Woodbine Avenue (OPA and ZBA approval)
• City-wide zoning by-law amendment updating parking and TDM standards (By-law 2026-79)
• One-year extension of Smart Commute Markham, Richmond Hill program funding
• Request to extend heritage designation deadline for listed properties to January 1, 2029
• Council comments on Bill 98 opposing standardized official plans and reduced site plan control

The council adopted the May 26, 2026 minutes and received a communication about an Ontario Land Tribunal decision for 8435 Woodbine Avenue. It accepted municipal information forms for three liquor‑licence applications. It endorsed a city‑wide zoning by‑law amendment, extended funding for the Smart Commute program, and asked the province to extend the heritage‑designation deadline to 2029 while submitting comments on Bill 98.

• Adopted May 26, 2026 council minutes (Carried)
• Received OLT decision communication for 8435 Woodbine Avenue (Carried)
• Received and processed Municipal Information Forms for three liquor‑licence applications (Carried)
• Endorsed city‑wide zoning by‑law amendment to update parking and transportation demand management standards (Carried)
• Approved a one‑year extension of funding for the Smart Commute Markham, Richmond Hill program (Carried)
• Requested provincial amendment to extend the heritage‑designation deadline to Jan 1 2029 (Carried)
• Submitted Markham’s comments opposing standardization of official plans and supporting flexibility and urban‑design provisions (Carried)