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Council Meeting
The council is considering several zoning by-law amendments and subdivision approvals, updates on the Housing Accelerator Fund, a debenture issue for capital works, and a diversity policy for police board appointments. Also up for discussion are a fireworks permit for Canada Day, a strategic review of fleet services, and cloud migration for city software.
- Final approval of subdivision at 420 Ross Drive (Ferguson Hygiene Ltd.)
- Proposed zoning amendment at 522 McIntyre Street West
- Proposed zoning and subdivision at 0 Booth Road (unaddressed)
- Housing Accelerator Fund implementation plan update (Year 3)
- 2026 Debenture Issue and by-law to delegate authority to outgoing council
Special Committee Meeting
This special committee meeting will hold public hearings on two zoning by-law amendments and on proposed new user fees for the community and recreation centre. The Community Services Committee will consider amendments for properties at 0 Highway 17 E and 456 Bell Street. The General Government Committee will review a proposed fee schedule for the new recreation centre.
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for Claude St. Pierre at 0 Highway 17 E (unaddressed)
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for Patricia McVicars at 456 Bell Street
- New Community Centre User Fees (schedule attached)
Committee Meeting
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Council Meeting
The Council will review several land-use amendments, including major projects at 351 Birchs Road and 131 Gladstone Avenue. Additional items include noise by-law exemptions, a road closure application, and the designation of the FIFA World Cup as a significant event.
- Rezoning and Official Plan Amendment for 351 Birchs Road
- Zoning By-Law Amendment for 131 Gladstone Avenue
- Road Closure application for 1351 Chapais Street
- Noise By-Law exemptions for Tourism North Bay Association, 196 McLean Road, and Gateway City Brewery
- Designation of FIFA World Cup 2026 as a Municipally Significant Event
Council adopted a committee report authorizing an Official Plan Amendment, Zoning By-law Amendment, and Draft Plan of Subdivision for 351 Birchs Road, creating 8 industrial and 7 commercial lots. Other decisions included rezoning at 131 Gladstone Avenue, noise exemptions for three events, a road closure sale to Canadore College, and an extension of draft approval for a subdivision on Gordon Drive. All motions were carried.
- Approved OPA, zoning amendment, and draft plan of subdivision for 351 Birchs Road (Carried)
- Authorized rezoning at 131 Gladstone Avenue from R3 to R3 Sp. and R5 (Carried)
- Granted noise exemption to Tourism North Bay Association for July 11 event (Carried)
- Approved road closure and sale of unopened road allowances to Canadore College (Carried)
- Approved extension of draft approval for Gordon Drive subdivision to June 2029 (Carried)
- Approved $394,495 contract increase for wastewater treatment plant intake chamber design (Carried)
- Received and referred proposed zoning amendments for 555 McKeown and 5235 Highway 11 (Carried)
- Authorized amendment to Delegation of Authority By-Law for Housing Action Plan (Carried)
Committee Meeting
The Community Services Committee will receive and discuss a report on Community Safety and Well Being. No other committees have items to address. The meeting also covers matters remaining on various committees.
- Community Safety and Well Being Update (CS 2026-10) from Brent Kalinowski
The committee received an update on community safety and well-being and directed that the report be brought forward to the full City Council for further consideration. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Directed Community Safety and Well Being update report to full Council (no recorded vote)