North Bay public meetings in 2025

Special Committee Meeting

The Community Services Committee will consider two zoning by-law amendment applications. The General Government Committee will address the Corporate Asset Management Plan 2025. The Infrastructure and Operations Committee has no items to address.

• Zoning By-Law Amendment application for 594 Hardy Street
• Zoning By-Law Amendment application for 340 Lansdowne Avenue
• Corporate Asset Management Plan 2025

The Special Committee considered two zoning by‑law amendment reports and a corporate asset management plan report. For each, the committee directed that the report be brought forward to Council. No public presentations were made and no votes or approvals were recorded.

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will consider a series of by‑laws, including new water and wastewater rates for 2026 and rezoning amendments for 594 Hardy Street and 340 Lansdowne Avenue. Additional items include an amendment to the Waste Management By‑Law, an Official Plan amendment for the Trout Lake area, and adoption of a Tree Canopy and Natural Vegetation Policy. Committee reports on the 2026 water and wastewater operating budget, calculated rates, and the corporate asset management plan will also be reviewed.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑102 – establish 2026 water and wastewater rates and charges
• By‑Law No. 2025‑104 – rezone 594 Hardy Street (Robert Steele)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑105 – rezone 340 Lansdowne Avenue (2804612 Ontario Inc.)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑106 – amend the Waste Management By‑Law (Schedule A)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑109 – adopt the Tree Canopy and Natural Vegetation Policy

Council approved the 2026 water and wastewater operating budget of $28,988,461 and authorized several fund transfers. It adopted the calculated water and wastewater rates policy and the Trout Lake Official Plan and zoning amendments. Two zoning by‑law amendments were passed for 594 Hardy Street and 340 Lansdowne Avenue. The council also authorized PFAS remediation and treatment agreements for the Jack Garland Airport and the city’s drinking‑water plant and adopted related by‑laws.

• Approved 2026 Water and Wastewater Operating Budget of $28,988,461 and fund transfers (Res #2025-417)
• Adopted 2026 Water and Wastewater Calculated Rates policy (Res #2025-418)
• Adopted Trout Lake Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By‑Law Amendment (Res #2025-415)
• Approved Zoning By‑Law Amendment for 594 Hardy Street (Res #2025-420)
• Approved Zoning By‑Law Amendment for 340 Lansdowne Avenue (Res #2025-421)
• Authorized Amendment 2 to PFAS remediation agreement for Jack Garland Airport (Res #2025-425)
• Authorized PFAS treatment agreement for North Bay Drinking Water Treatment Plant (Res #2025-426)
• Adopted multiple by‑laws including waste‑management fee amendment and rate by‑law (Res #2025-427)

Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Committee meeting on 2025-12-09 contains only generic placeholders and no specific items. No rezoning proposals, contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings are identified. Consequently, the body has no documented decisions or discussions to report for this meeting.

Special Council Meeting

The council will consider a confirmatory by‑law (No. 2025‑103) that formally records the actions taken at this special meeting. Other agenda items include a land acknowledgement, declarations of pecuniary interest, public presentations, committee reports, and various motions.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑103 Confirmatory By‑Law to confirm proceedings of the special meeting

The council voted to adjourn the special meeting in-camera under the Municipal Act. It then approved reconvening at 6:42 p.m. A confirmatory by‑law (No. 2025‑103) was passed to ratify the meeting proceedings, and the regular council meeting was adjourned at 6:42 p.m. All motions were carried.

• Adjourn in-camera per Municipal Act (Res. 2025‑410) – carried
• Reconvene at 6:42 p.m. (Res. 2025‑411) – carried
• Confirmatory By‑Law No. 2025‑103 to ratify meeting (Res. 2025‑412) – carried
• Adjourn regular council meeting at 6:42 p.m. (Res. 2025‑413) – carried

Special Committee Meeting

The Special Committee will consider draft recommendations and reports on two matters: a waste‑management by‑law user fee and the preliminary water and wastewater rates for 2026. Items include a draft recommendation and a report to council for each topic, along with supporting appendices for the water rates. No other committees have items for this meeting.

• Draft Recommendation – Waste Management By‑Law User Fee
• Report to Council IO 2025-011 – Waste Management By‑Law User Fee
• Draft Recommendation – Water Rates (2026 Preliminary Water and Wastewater Rates)
• Report to Council CORP 2025-085 – 2026 Preliminary Water Wastewater Rates
• Appendix A and B – 2026 Water Wastewater Rates

The Special Committee reviewed a draft recommendation to amend the Waste Management By‑Law user fee and a draft recommendation on the 2026 preliminary water and wastewater calculated rates. No public presentations were made on the waste‑fee amendment, while presentations on the water rates were given by Laura Boissonneault, Daniel Robertson, and Don Rennick. The committee directed that both reports be forwarded to Council for further consideration.

• Forward Waste Management By‑Law user‑fee report to Council
• Forward 2026 water and wastewater rates report to Council

Council Meeting

Council will discuss a long-term water financial plan and a corporate asset management plan for 2025. The body is also considering a resolution and by-law to support the Northern Ontario Capacity Project by Bruman North Bay Generation.

• 2025-2034 Water Financial Plan
• By-Law No. 2025-101 regarding the Bruman North Bay Generation project
• Tree Canopy Policy
• Corporate Asset Management Plan 2025
• General Variance Year-End Projections as of September 30, 2025

The council approved the 2025‑2034 Water Financial Plan, confirming the water system’s financial viability. It also adopted the Tree Canopy Policy by‑law and authorized two fireworks displays for December events. The council supported the Bruman North Bay Generation project and passed a by‑law to enable that support. Additional items such as the procurement award update and public‑meeting minutes were received and carried.

• Approved the 2025‑2034 Water Financial Plan (carried, unanimous yeas)
• Adopted the Tree Canopy Policy by‑law (carried, unanimous yeas)
• Authorized fireworks displays at Thompson Park (Dec 31) and Canadore College (Dec 12) (carried)
• Supported the Bruman North Bay Generation 9.9 MW project (carried)
• Passed By‑Law No. 2025‑101 to enable the Bruman project support (carried)
• Received and filed the October 2025 Procurement Award Update (carried)
• Adopted public‑meeting minutes for Oct 28 and Nov 10, 2025 (carried)
• Received and referred the Corporate Asset Management Plan 2025 to the General Government Committee (carried)

Committee Meeting

The Community Services Committee will address reports regarding the Trout Lake Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-Law Amendment. The General Government and Infrastructure and Operations Committees have no items scheduled for this meeting.

• Trout Lake Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-Law Amendment (CSBU-2025-09)

The Community Services Committee reviewed the Trout Lake Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law amendment report. Councillor Lowery declared a conflict of interest because she lives adjacent to Trout Lake. The committee directed that the report be brought forward to the full council. No other items were addressed.

• Report on Trout Lake amendment forwarded to Council (no vote recorded)

Special Committee Meeting

The special committee agenda for the November 20, 2025 meeting contains no listed items. The document appears to be a placeholder with no substantive content.

Special Committee Meeting

The North Bay Special Committee meeting on 2025-11-18 contains no listed agenda items. The agenda appears to consist only of procedural placeholders without substantive decisions or discussions.

Special Committee Meeting

Three committees are meeting to discuss water and wastewater financial planning and budgeting. The Infrastructure and Operations and General Government committees will review long-term financial plans, operating budgets, and preliminary rates.

• 2025-2034 Water Financial Plan (O.Reg 453-07)
• 2026 Water and Wastewater Operating Budget (CORP-2025-084)
• 2026 Preliminary Water and Wastewater Calculated Rates (CORP-2025-085)
• Reserve Fund Report as at September 30, 2025 (CORP-2025-066)

The Special Committee voted to bring the 2025‑06 Water Financial Plan report forward to Council with unanimous support. It also approved forwarding the 2025‑10 Water and Wastewater Operating Budget report, with one dissenting vote. No other items were decided at this meeting.

• Approved forwarding IO 2025-06 Water Financial Plan report to Council (9 yeas, 0 nays)
• Approved forwarding GG 2025-10 Water and Wastewater Operating Budget report to Council (9 yeas, 1 nay)

Special Committee Meeting

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. No specific decisions, discussions, or action items are listed.

Special Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will review two by‑laws that amend the Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law for rural lot creation and Rural (A) Zone policies. The meeting also includes a pre‑approval of the 2026 capital budget, a cooperative agreement to purchase five buses, and a request for tender for Phase 2 upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant administration building. Public presentations and committee reports will be heard before any motions are voted on.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑97 – Official Plan Amendment 38 – Rural Lot Creation
• By‑Law No. 2025‑98 – Zoning By‑Law Amendment – Rural (A) Zone policies
• Pre‑Approval of the 2026 Capital Budget
• Co‑Op 2025‑106 – Supply of five (5) buses
• Request for Tender 2025‑061 – Wastewater Treatment Plant Administration Building Upgrades – Phase 2

The council adopted the Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law amendments for Rural Lot Creation and approved a laneway closure at 1151 Regina Street. It accepted tax reductions totaling $34,951.67 and pre‑approved 2026 capital budget spending for general, water/wastewater and fleet projects. The council awarded a $6,417,000.57 contract to New Flyer Industries Canada for five hybrid buses and a $1,360,000 contract to Venasse Building Group for wastewater administration building upgrades. Several by‑laws, including those confirming the meeting and rural‑lot policies, were read and passed.

• Adopted Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By‑Law for Rural Lot Creation (Carried)
• Approved laneway closure at 1151 Regina Street (Carried)
• Approved tax reductions totaling $34,951.67 (Carried)
• Pre‑approved 2026 Capital Budget: $13,236,609 (General), $7,512,755 (Water/Wastewater), $2,250,000 (Fleet) (Carried)
• Awarded $6,417,000.57 contract to New Flyer Industries Canada for five hybrid buses (Carried)
• Awarded $1,360,000 contract to Venasse Building Group for wastewater admin building upgrades (Carried)
• Adopted By‑Law No. 2025‑97 and No. 2025‑98 for Rural Lot policies (Carried)
• Adopted By‑Law No. 2025‑94 confirming the special meeting proceedings (Carried)

Special Committee Meeting

The Infrastructure and Operations Committee will receive a report from David Jackowski regarding the Community and Recreation Centre. The General Government and Community Services Committees have no items to address.

• Report from David Jackowski regarding Community and Recreation Centre Update

The committee received a report from David Jackowski on the Community and Recreation Centre update. The council directed that the item remain on the committee for further consideration. No other items were addressed and the meeting adjourned at 7:08 p.m.

• Item to remain on Committee (no vote recorded)

Special Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will hold a special meeting on November 3, 2025. The agenda includes a land acknowledgement, declarations of pecuniary interest, public presentations, committee reports, and a confirmatory by‑law (By‑Law No. 2025‑95) to ratify the meeting’s proceedings. The council will also consider motions, correspondence, and in‑camera matters.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑95 – confirmatory by‑law to ratify the special meeting

The council adjourned in-camera for a personal matter, then reconvened at 6:33 p.m. A confirmatory by‑law (No. 2025‑95) was read three times and passed. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Adjourned in-camera for personal matter (Carried)
• Re‑convened at 6:33 p.m. (Carried)
• Approved By‑Law No. 2025‑95 to confirm meeting proceedings (Carried)
• Adjourned the special meeting (Carried)

Special Council Meeting

The council will consider several routine items, including a public presentations segment and a motion for reconsideration. A report from the Integrity Commissioner concerning the Chirico matter will be reviewed. The council will vote on By‑Law No. 2025‑96, which confirms the proceedings of this special meeting.

• Report of Integrity Commissioner – Chirico (Report No. CORP 2025‑118)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑96 Confirmatory By‑Law
• Public Presentations
• Motion for Reconsideration
• Committee Reports

The council rejected two proposals to suspend Mayor Chirico’s remuneration for 90 and 80 days. A third proposal to suspend his pay for 60 days was approved. The council also passed By‑Law No. 2025‑96 confirming the special meeting proceedings and then adjourned the meeting.

• Resolution 2025‑376(a) – suspend mayor’s remuneration for 90 days – Lost (Yeas: Lowery, King, Mallah, Vrebosch, Inch; Nays: Gardiner, Bain, Mitchell, Mayne, Deputy Mayor Horsfield)
• Resolution 2025‑376(b) – suspend mayor’s remuneration for 80 days – Lost
• Resolution 2025‑376(c) – suspend mayor’s remuneration for 60 days – Carried (Yeas: Vrebosch, Inch, King, Mallah, Lowery, Deputy Mayor Horsfield; Nays: Bain, Gardiner, Mitchell, Mayne)
• Resolution 2025‑377 – pass By‑Law No. 2025‑96 confirming special meeting proceedings – Carried
• Resolution 2025‑378 – adjourn special meeting at 8:33 p.m. – Carried

Special Committee Meeting

The Infrastructure and Operations Committee will consider the Algonquin Avenue Traffic Study reports and a draft recommendation. The items include a 2018 traffic study by Megan Rochefort and related council reports. No formal decision is recorded for this meeting.

• EW 2018-01 Report from Megan Rochefort dated June 5, 2018 – Algonquin Avenue Traffic Study
• Draft Recommendation – Algonquin Avenue Traffic Study (PDF)
• Report to Council IO 2025-013 – Algonquin Avenue Road Safety Review (PDF)
• Report to Council EESW 2018-06 – Algonquin Avenue Traffic Study (PDF)

The Infrastructure and Operations Committee reviewed the Algonquin Avenue Traffic Study report. Councillor Inch disclosed a pecuniary conflict of interest because he owns property on Algonquin Avenue. The committee directed that the item remain on the committee for further consideration. No vote tally was recorded.

• Item on Algorquin Avenue Traffic Study remained on committee (no vote recorded)

Council Meeting

The October 28 regular council meeting will consider four by‑laws: By‑Law No. 2025‑86 to amend the Delegation of Powers and Duties policy, By‑Law No. 2025‑87 to appoint a Deputy City Clerk, By‑Law No. 2025‑92 to amend the Traffic By‑Law, and By‑Law No. 2025‑93 to authorize execution of an agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway for pipeline rehabilitation. A motion to create a Rural Advisory Committee will also be voted on. Additional items include a request for proposals for specialized transit services and a year‑end water and wastewater financial projection.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑86 – amendment to Delegation of Powers and Duties By‑Law No. 2007‑228
• By‑Law No. 2025‑87 – appointment of Deputy City Clerk
• By‑Law No. 2025‑92 – amendment to Traffic By‑Law (speed limits, highways, signals)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑93 – execution of agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway for pipeline rehabilitation on rail lands
• Motion to create a Rural Advisory Committee

The council adopted the minutes from the August 12 and October 14 public meetings and approved several reports and by‑law amendments. It awarded a five‑year contract to 947465 Ontario Ltd. (Voyago) for specialized transit services and authorized an agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway for pipeline rehabilitation. The council also recommended staff study the creation of a Rural Advisory Committee and referred a zoning amendment application for 594 Hardy Street to the Community Services Committee.

• Adopted public meeting minutes (Res #2025-362) – Carried
• Approved Infrastructure and Operations Committee Report on Premier Road sanitary pumping station (Res #2025-363) – Carried
• Authorized amendment of By‑Law 2007‑228 and appointment of Deputy City Clerk (Res #2025-364) – Carried
• Referred zoning amendment application for 594 Hardy Street to Community Services Committee (Res #2025-365) – Carried
• Filed Year‑End Water and Wastewater Financial Projection (Res #2025-366) – Carried
• Approved contract to 947465 Ontario Ltd. (Voyago) for specialized transit services (Res #2025-367) – Carried
• Authorized agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway for pipeline rehabilitation and related fees (Res #2025-368) – Carried
• Recommended staff investigate a Rural Advisory Committee (Res #2025-373) – Carried

Committee Meeting

The North Bay committee has scheduled a meeting for October 28, 2025. The agenda details are currently unavailable or procedural.

• Meeting scheduled for Oct 28, 2025
• Agenda details not available

Special Committee Meeting

The Community Services Committee is discussing proposed amendments to the City's Official Plan and Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 2015-30. These items focus on rural lot creation and specific amendments for Trout Lake.

• Trout Lake Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment (CS 2025-09)
• Proposed amendments to the Official Plan and Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 2015-30 regarding rural lot creation (CS 2025-09)

The Special Committee did not vote on the Trout Lake Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendment, leaving it for further consideration. It approved moving the Rural Lot Creation amendment report to Council. Councillor Lowery declared a conflict of interest on the Trout Lake item.

• Trout Lake Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendment remained on committee (no vote recorded)
• Rural Lot Creation amendment report approved to be brought forward to Council
• Councillor Lowery declared conflict of interest on Trout Lake item

Council Meeting

North Bay City Council will discuss several by-law amendments and policy updates. The meeting includes a public presentation on Trout Lake policies and an update on the Housing Accelerator Fund implementation plan.

• Proposed amendments to Traffic By-Law No. 2014-38
• Noise By-Law exemption request for Highland Road
• Waste Management By-Law user fee discussion
• By-Law 2025-88 to adopt Members of Council Expense Policy
• By-Law 2025-89 to amend mileage and meal allowance rates in By-Law 1963-2100

The council adopted the September 29, 2025 public‑meeting minutes and filed the July 2025 procurement award update. It authorized amendments to Traffic By‑Law No. 2014‑38 and By‑Law No. 1963‑2100. It approved staff to evaluate Year 2 Housing Accelerator Funds, set a January 2‑30, 2026 application window, and change the construction start date definition. Additional by‑law motions on council expenses and mileage/meal rates were also passed.

• Adopted public‑meeting minutes for September 29, 2025 (Res #2025-351) – Carried
• Filed July 2025 Procurement Award Update (Res #2025-352) – Carried
• Authorized amendments to Traffic By‑Law No. 2014‑38 (Res #2025-353) – Carried
• Authorized amendment to By‑Law No. 1963‑2100 (Res #2025-354) – Carried
• Authorized staff to evaluate Year 2 Housing Accelerator Funds and set a Jan 2‑30, 2026 application window (Res #2025-355) – Carried (Yeas: Mallah, Mitchell, Bain, Mayne, King, Horsfield, Inch, Chirico; Nays: Nil)
• Referred Waste Management By‑Law User Fee report to Infrastructure & Operations Committee (Res #2025-356) – Carried
• Passed By‑Law No. 2025-88 (Council Expense Policy) and By‑Law No. 2025-89 (amend mileage/meal rates) after three readings (Res #2025-357) – Carried
• Confirmed meeting proceedings by By‑Law No. 2025-84 (Res #2025-360) – Carried

Committee Meeting

The Infrastructure and Operations Committee will review a report regarding the site selection for the Premier Road Sanitary Pumping Station replacement. The General Government and Community Services Committees have no items to address.

• Report IO 2025-02: Premier Road Sanitary Pumping Station Replacement Site Selection

The Infrastructure and Operations Committee reviewed IO 2025-02, a report dated Jan. 28, 2025 from Adam Lacombe on site selection for the Premier Road sanitary pumping station replacement. The committee directed that the report be brought forward to Council for further action. No other items were addressed at the meeting.

• Directed Premier Road sanitary pumping station replacement site selection report be brought forward to Council

Council Education Session

The agenda for North Bay's Council Education Session on September 29, 2025 contains no specific items, proposals, or decisions. It appears to be a placeholder with no substantive content.

The council voted to adjourn the Education Session at 6:19 p.m. No other substantive matters were decided.

• Adjourned education session (carried)

Special Council Meeting

Council will discuss a financial assistance agreement and related execution by-law for the North Bay Jack Garland Airport Corporation. The meeting also includes reviews of winter plow routes, smoking by-law amendments, and council expense policies.

• By-Law No. 2025-85: Subsidy agreement for North Bay Jack Garland Airport Corporation
• RFQ 2025-81: Winter Control - Plow Routes
• Proposed amendment to Smoking By-Law regarding workplace prohibitions
• Trout Lake Official Plan and Zoning By-Law amendments regarding rural lot policies
• By-Law No. 2025-90: City of North Bay Procedural By-Law

The council adopted minutes from recent public meetings and a report recommending no change to the city smoking by‑law. It approved a $245,970 annual savings benefits renewal, a $720,000 airport subsidy, and a five‑year winter plow contract with Robinson Haulage. The Members of Council expense policy was adopted and Councillor Gardiner was appointed to the Downtown Board of Management.

• Adopted public meeting minutes for Sep 8 & Sep 16, 2025 (Carried)
• Adopted report recommending no amendment to the Smoking By‑Law (Carried)
• Received Rural Lot Policies report and referred it to the Community Services Committee (Carried)
• Approved employee benefits renewal with Manulife and AIG, saving $245,970 per year (Carried)
• Authorized up to $720,000 subsidy agreement with North Bay Jack Garland Airport (Carried)
• Approved contract to Robinson Haulage Inc. for winter plow routes (2025‑81) (Carried)
• Approved and adopted the Members of Council Expense Policy by By‑Law (Carried)
• Appointed Councillor Gardiner to the Downtown Board of Management (Carried)

Special Committee Meeting

The Special Committee will receive a report from Lori Jackson dated July 31, 2025 regarding the July 2025 procurement award update. The agenda includes a draft recommendation and the RTC CORP-2025-80 award update documents. No other items are scheduled for discussion or decision.

• Report from Lori Jackson on July 2025 procurement award update
• Draft Recommendation.pdf attached
• RTC CORP-2025-80 July 2025 Procurement Award Update.pdf attached

The Special Committee met on September 29, 2025 at City Hall. Members present were Mayor Chirico and nine councillors; Councillor Mayne was absent. The committee directed that the General Government Committee's July 2025 procurement award update (GG 2025-08) be brought forward to Council. No other items were addressed.

• Forwarded GG 2025-08 procurement award update report to Council

Council Education Session

The North Bay Council Education Session scheduled for 2025-09-16 contains no specific agenda items. The agenda document only includes generic headings and placeholders without any decisions, proposals, or discussions.

The council adopted a resolution to adjourn the education session at 6:21 p.m. No other substantive matters were decided during this meeting.

• Adjourned education session (Carried)

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will review several items, including a by‑law to exempt Meadow Woods Subdivision (Lots 2‑20, Plan 36M‑730) from Part Lot Control. Other agenda items include a request for quote to upgrade the building‑automation system at Fire Station 1, a report on possible tax reductions under the Municipal Act, a request for concurrence on a judge’s order for a lot in Meadow Woods Court, and the resignation of Councillor Inch from the Downtown Improvement Area.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑81 – exemption from Part Lot Control for Meadow Woods Subdivision (Lots 2‑20, Plan 36M‑730)
• RFQ 2025‑104 – Fire Station 1 building‑automation system (BAS) upgrade
• Report on reduction, cancellation or refund of taxes under Municipal Act sections 357/358
• Request for concurrence on judge’s order for Lot 1, Plan 36M‑370 (Meadow Woods Court)
• Resignation of Councillor Inch from the Downtown Improvement Area

The council approved a $70,000 purchase of part of the 880 Premier Road site and authorized the mayor, clerk and solicitor to execute the agreement. It also approved a $64,600 fire‑station BAS upgrade contract, repealed the 2019‑80 procedural by‑law, and approved tax adjustments totaling about $16,734.45. Additional by‑law actions exempted Meadow Woods lots from Part Lot Control.

• Approved purchase of 880 Premier Road property for $70,000 (Carried)
• Authorized execution of purchase documents by mayor, clerk and solicitor (Carried)
• Approved $64,600 fire‑station BAS upgrade contract to Denkar Controls Inc. (Carried)
• Repealed Procedural By‑Law No. 2019‑80 and directed clerk to draft new by‑law (Carried)
• Approved tax reductions totaling $16,734.45 for five MPAC applications (Carried)
• Exempted Meadow Woods Lots 2‑20 from Part Lot Control under Planning Act (Carried)
• Read and passed By‑Law No. 2025‑81 (exemption) on first, second and third readings (Carried)
• Read and passed By‑Law No. 2025‑82 (purchase authorization) on first, second and third readings (Carried)

Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee will address a motion regarding amendments to the Smoking By-Law. No items are scheduled for the Community Services or Infrastructure and Operations Committees.

• GG 2019-06 Motion re: Smoking By-Law Amendments
• Report to Council CORP-2025-077 - City of North Bay Smoking By-Law

The General Government Committee considered motion GG 2019-06 on smoking by‑law amendments. The committee decided that its report on the motion will be brought forward to the full Council for further consideration. No vote tally was recorded. No other items were addressed.

• Committee report on smoking by‑law amendments to be brought forward to Council (no vote recorded)

Special Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee will receive presentations from the North Bay Jack Garland Airport, the North Bay Police Services Board, and the North Bay Public Library. No items are listed for the Community Services or Infrastructure and Operations committees.

• Presentation: North Bay Jack Garland Airport
• Presentation: North Bay Police Services Board
• Presentation: North Bay Public Library

The Special Committee met on September 8, 2025, with Mayor Chirico and council members present. Service partners from the North Bay Jack Garland Airport, Police Services Board, and Public Library gave presentations. No items were addressed by any committee, and no motions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will review several by‑laws, including a zoning amendment and a site‑plan control designation for properties on Kenreta Drive. It will also approve execution agreements for 9‑1‑1 services with the police board and Bell Canada. Additional items include routine reports, election‑related correspondence, and a request for quote for sidewalk and concrete work.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑76 – Zoning By‑Law Amendment to rezone multiple parcels on Kenreta Drive
• By‑Law No. 2025‑77 – Site‑Plan Control Area designation for lands on Kenreta Drive
• By‑Law No. 2025‑78 – Execution of the 9‑1‑1 Services Agreement with North Bay Police Services
• By‑Law No. 2025‑79 – Execution of the Next Generation 9‑1‑1 Authority Service Agreement with Bell Canada
• Request for Quote 2025‑022 – Sidewalk and concrete construction

The council approved both the City‑Police 9‑1‑1 service agreement and the Next Generation 9‑1‑1 Authority agreement with Bell Canada, authorizing the mayor, clerk and chief administrative officer to sign and to give the by‑law three readings. It also adopted a motion urging the other member municipalities to pursue legal remedies to restore democratic oversight of the Castle Arms non‑profit housing corporation and to form a joint committee. Additional actions included approving a zoning by‑law amendment for Kenreta Drive, rescinding a prior road‑closure resolution and approving the closure of the 260 Ross Drive lakeshore allowance, appointing a compliance audit committee for the 2026 election, and awarding sidewalk‑construction contracts.

• Approved City‑Police 9‑1‑1 Service Agreement and Next Generation 9‑1‑1 Authority Agreement (carried)
• Adopted motion calling on member municipalities to pursue legal remedies for Castle Arms governance and to form a joint committee (carried)
• Amended Castle Arms motion to add third‑party mediator paragraph; Yeas: Vrebosch, Mayne, Horsfield, Mitchell, Gardiner, Bain, Mayor Chirico; Nays: Inch, Lowery (carried)
• Approved zoning by‑law amendment for Kenreta Drive properties, changing from R1 Sp.53 to R1 and placing under Site Plan Control (carried)
• Rescinded Resolution 2025‑220 and approved closure of the 260 Ross Drive lakeshore road allowance, subject to easements (carried)
• Appointed a Compliance Audit Committee for the 2026 municipal election and authorized advertising for citizen appointments (carried)
• Authorized City Clerk to maintain existing statutory recount threshold for the 2026 election (carried)
• Approved award of Sidewalk and Concrete Construction contracts to IK Construction Inc. and Battano Construction Limited (carried)

Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee is meeting to discuss and address amendments to the City of North Bay Procedural By-Law. The Community Services and Infrastructure and Operations Committees have no items to address.

• Report GG-2025-04 from Peter Leckie and Karen McIsaac regarding City of North Bay Procedural By-Law Amendments
• Review of Supplemental Report CORP-2025-093 regarding Procedural By-Law amendments
• Review of RTC CORP 2025-053, CORP-2025-051, and CORP 2025-10 updates to the Procedural By-Law

The General Government Committee reported on item GG-2025-04 and directed that the committee report be brought forward to Council. No other items were addressed or voted on during the meeting.

• Committee directed report be brought forward to Council

Special Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will hold a special meeting on August 28, 2025 to address a range of agenda items, including declarations of pecuniary interest, public presentations, meeting minutes, motions, committee reports, correspondence, and by‑law considerations. The only specific document attached is By‑Law No. 2025‑74, which will be reviewed for adoption. No other detailed proposals or dollar amounts are provided in the agenda.

• Declaration of Pecuniary Interest and the General Nature Thereof
• Public Presentations
• By‑Laws for Consideration
• Confirmatory By‑Law No. 2025‑74 (attachment provided)
• In‑Camera Correspondence: confidential report from Natalie Rochon dated August 25, 2025

The council adjourned in-camera for litigation matters and later reconvened at 12:56 p.m. It read By‑Law No. 2025‑74 a first and second time, then a third time and passed it. The meeting was then adjourned. All motions were carried.

• Adjourned in-camera for litigation matters (carried)
• Re‑convened at 12:56 p.m. (carried)
• Read By‑Law No. 2025‑74 first and second time (carried)
• Read By‑Law No. 2025‑74 third time and passed (carried)
• Adjourned the special meeting at 12:56 p.m. (carried)

Special Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss correspondence and procedural matters. The primary item of note is a planned flyover by the Canadian Forces Snowbirds.

• Correspondence regarding Canadian Forces Snowbirds Flyover on August 27, 2025
• By-Law No. 2025-73 Confirmatory By-Law

The council authorized Mayor Peter Chirico to sign a Letter of Support for the Canadian Forces Snowbirds demonstration flyover on August 27, 2025. It also read and passed By‑Law No. 2025‑73 to confirm the proceedings of this special meeting. The meeting was then adjourned at 12:04 p.m.

• Authorized Mayor to sign Letter of Support for Snowbirds flyover (carried)
• Read By‑Law No. 2025‑73 first and second time (carried)
• Read By‑Law No. 2025‑73 third time and passed (carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 12:04 p.m. (carried)

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will vote on several by‑laws, including a rezoning amendment for 1650 Main Street West and an amendment to the Accountability and Transparency By‑Law. The meeting also includes pre‑commitments of the 2026 capital budget for a patrol vehicle and water‑meter/radio‑tower upgrades, a proposed condominium development at 189 Legault Street and 143 Birchs Road, and approval of naming‑rights sponsorship for the Community Recreation Centre.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑69 – rezoning of lands at 1650 Main Street West (2628985 Ontario Inc.)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑68 – amendment to Accountability and Transparency By‑Law 2007‑243
• Pre‑commitment of 2026 capital budget for patrol vehicle procurement
• Proposed condominium application for 189 Legault Street and 143 Birchs Road
• Approval of city assets for naming‑rights sponsorship of the Community Recreation Centre

The council adopted the July 8, 2025 public‑meeting minutes. It approved the proposed zoning by‑law amendment to rezone 1650 Main Street West from General Industrial (M2) to Industrial‑Commercial Special (MC Sp.) and placed the property under Site Plan Control. The council also approved several 2026 capital‑budget pre‑commitments—including patrol vehicle procurement and water‑meter & radio‑tower upgrades—and adopted an amendment to the Accountability and Transparency By‑Law. Additional actions included final approval of the Larocque Road subdivision and approval of a list of city assets eligible for naming‑rights sponsorship.

• Adopted public‑meeting minutes for July 8, 2025 (Carried)
• Approved zoning by‑law amendment for 1650 Main Street West to Industrial‑Commercial Special and placed under Site Plan Control (Carried)
• Approved amendment to By‑Law 2007‑243 (Accountability and Transparency Policy) (Carried)
• Approved pre‑commitment of 2026 capital budget for patrol vehicle procurement (Carried)
• Approved pre‑commitment of 2026 capital budget for water‑meter and radio‑tower upgrades (Carried)
• Granted final approval to Larocque Road subdivision and authorized subdivision agreement (Carried)
• Approved list of city assets eligible for naming‑rights sponsorship (Carried)
• Motion to move In‑Camera Item 9.6 to open session was lost (Lost)

Committee Meeting

The North Bay General Government Committee will review the 2024 Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee annual report. The Infrastructure and Operations Committee will also meet to address matters remaining from previous sessions. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, August 12, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers.

• Review of 2024 Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee annual report
• Matters Remaining on Various Committees
• General Government Committee meeting
• Infrastructure and Operations Committee meeting

Councillor Bain declared a conflict of interest on the MAAC report item, citing his wife's blindness. The committee directed that the 2024 Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee annual report be brought forward to Council. No other items were addressed.

• Committee report on 2024 MAAC annual report forwarded to Council

Council Education Session

The agenda for the Council Education Session on August 12, 2025, contains no listed items. No decisions or discussions are detailed in the provided document.

Special Committee Meeting

The Community Services Committee will review two proposed zoning by-law amendment applications—one for 1650 Main St W and another for several parcels on Kenreta Drive. Draft recommendations for both applications are attached for consideration. The meeting also includes a report on the 2025 Centennial Celebration and budget update, and a report on the 2024 investment activity.

• Zoning By-law Amendment application for 1650 Main St W (submitted by Tulloch Engineering for 2628985 Ontario Inc.)
• Zoning By-law Amendment application for parcels 59, 61, 67, 71, 75, 7, 83, 87, 91 & 95 Kenreta Drive and an unaddressed lot (submitted by Tulloch Engineering for property owners)
• 2025 Centennial Celebration and budget update
• 2024 Annual Report on Investment Activity

The Special Committee reviewed two zoning by‑law amendment applications and two separate reports on the centennial celebration budget update and 2024 investment activity. It directed that each of these committee reports be brought forward to council. The Infrastructure and Operations Committee reported no items were addressed.

• Forward CS 2025-08 zoning amendment report (1650 Main St W) to council
• Forward CS 2025-07 zoning amendment report (Kenreta Drive lots) to council
• Forward CS 2025-05 centennial celebration and budget update report to council
• Forward GG 2025-07 2024 investment activity report to council
• No items addressed by Infrastructure and Operations Committee

Council Education Session

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. There are no specific topics, decisions, or discussions listed for this meeting.

Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Committee meeting on July 8, 2025, is currently procedural and does not list specific decisions or items for discussion.

Special Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Special Committee meeting on 2025-07-08 contains no listed items; it appears to be empty procedural boilerplate.

The General Government Committee recommended that the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements report be presented to Council. The Community Services Committee recommended that the proposed zoning by‑law amendment for 2890 Highway 11N be presented to Council. No public comments were received on the zoning proposal. No other items were addressed.

• General Government Committee: Report on 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements to be brought forward to Council
• Community Services Committee: Proposed zoning by‑law amendment (2890 Highway 11N) report to be brought forward to Council

Council Meeting

The July 8 council meeting will review six by‑laws, including a road‑allowance closure on McKenzie/Robarts Avenue, an amendment to the building‑permit by‑law, a zoning by‑law amendment for 2890 Highway 11 North (FGA Trades Inc.), a cost‑sharing agreement for sidewalk construction on Cartier Street, and a deeming by‑law for lots on 1060 McIntyre Street West. The council will also consider motions to install the Franco‑Ontarian flag at Leger Square, adopt a transparency and accountability by‑law, and conduct an independent review of council member expenses. All items are presented for council decision at this regular meeting.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑61: Close part of McKenzie/Robarts Avenue road allowance
• By‑Law No. 2025‑62: Amend By‑Law No. 2018‑53 to regulate building permits
• By‑Law No. 2025‑63: Zoning amendment for 2890 Highway 11 North (FGA Trades Inc.)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑65: Cost‑sharing agreement with Terrace Management Inc. for sidewalk on Cartier Street
• Motion: Install Franco‑Ontarian Flag at Leger Square for its 50th anniversary

The council approved the rezoning of 2890 Highway 11 North from Industrial Commercial to Industrial Commercial Special and placed the site under Site Plan Control. It also authorized the installation of a Franco‑Ontario flag at Léger Square, approved a $114,990.57 contract for a freshwater pool docking system, and adopted a new Sponsorship Policy. Additional actions included adopting the 2025 Community Safety and Well‑Being Plan Supplement and authorizing a Cost‑Share Agreement with Terrace Management Inc.

• Approved rezoning of 2890 Highway 11 North to Industrial Commercial Special (carried)
• Authorized installation of the Franco‑Ontario flag at Léger Square (carried, unanimous yeas)
• Approved award of $114,990.57 contract to EZ Dock Ontario Inc. for pool docking system (carried)
• Adopted the Sponsorship Policy (carried)
• Adopted the 2025 Community Safety and Well‑Being Plan Supplement (carried as amended)
• Authorized execution of Cost‑Share Agreement with Terrace Management Inc. (carried)
• Adopted 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements (carried)
• Passed By‑Law No. 2025‑61 to close part of McKenzie/Robarts Avenue road allowance (carried)

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will review several by‑laws that amend the Official Plan and Zoning By‑law for properties at 668 Lakeshore Drive and 331 & 401 Pinewood Park Drive. It will also consider a by‑law to execute a pre‑servicing agreement for the Johnston Creek Subdivision and items such as road‑closure applications and upcoming tenders. The meeting includes a budget update tied to the 2025 Centennial Celebration.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑53 – Official Plan Amendment for 668 Lakeshore Drive (2839528 Ontario Inc.)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑54 – Zoning By‑law Amendment for 668 Lakeshore Drive
• By‑Law No. 2025‑55 – Official Plan Amendment for 331 Pinewood Park Drive (9739041 Canada Corp.) and 401 Pinewood Park Drive (City of North Bay)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑56 – Zoning By‑law Amendment for 331 Pinewood Park Drive and 401 Pinewood Park Drive
• By‑Law No. 2025‑59 – Execution of Subdivision Pre‑Servicing Agreement for Johnston Creek Subdivision

The council adopted minutes from two recent public meetings and approved official‑plan and zoning amendments for properties at 668 Lakeshore Drive and 331 Pinewood Park Drive. It also adopted a Deeming By‑Law for two lots, approved road‑allowance closures and a sale, and awarded contracts for asphalt resurfacing and Seymour Street reconstruction.

• Adopted public‑meeting minutes for Nov 26 2024 and Jun 3 2025 – Carried
• Approved Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By‑Law to rezone 668 Lakeshore Drive from Tourist Commercial to Residential – Carried
• Approved Official Plan Amendments and Zoning By‑Law to rezone 331 Pinewood Park Drive (and 401 Pinewood Park Drive) from Rural to Arterial Commercial and extend the Settlement Boundary – Carried
• Adopted Deeming By‑Law for Lot 162 (Plan 13) and Lot 91 (Plan 15) to be read three times at the July 8 2025 meeting – Carried
• Approved closure of the lakeshore road allowance at 260 Ross Drive, subject to easements, and authorized the CAO to initiate closure procedures – Carried
• Approved sale of the unopened road allowance on Robarts Avenue to Apex Custom Kitchen Cabinets, authorizing the CAO to negotiate the sale – Carried
• Approved award of a $3,839,846.35 (plus HST) contract to Pioneer Construction Inc. for the 2025 Asphalt Resurfacing Program – Carried
• Approved award of a $8,982,580.39 (plus HST) contract to Canor Construction Inc. for Seymour Street Reconstruction – Carried

Council Education Session

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. There are no specific topics, decisions, or discussions listed for this meeting.

Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Committee meeting on 2025-06-17 contains no listed items. It only shows generic placeholders and no specific proposals, contracts, or decisions. Therefore no concrete actions are scheduled for discussion.

Special Committee Meeting

The Special Committee will consider draft recommendations and reports on the City’s 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements. It will also receive an update on the Community and Recreation Centre. No decisions are recorded; the items are presented for review and discussion.

• Draft Recommendation – 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements
• CORP-2025-054 – 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements
• CORP 2025-54 Appendix A – 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements
• RTC CORP 2025-52 – 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements
• Draft Recommendation – Community and Recreation Centre Update

The General Government Committee withdrew the June 4, 2025 report on the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements. The Infrastructure and Operations Committee directed that the Community and Recreation Centre update remain on the committee for further consideration. No items were addressed by the Community Services Committee. The meeting adjourned at 6:07 p.m.

• Withdrawn 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements report
• Community and Recreation Centre update remains on committee

Special Committee Meeting

The Special Committee meeting on June 16, 2025 will feature presentations from Capitol Centre, Cassellholme, the District of Nipissing Social Services Board, and the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit. No items are listed for discussion or decision by the Community Services or Infrastructure and Operations Committees. The meeting includes no formal agenda items or attachments.

• Presentation: Capitol Centre
• Presentation: Cassellholme
• Presentation: District of Nipissing Social Services Board
• Presentation: North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit

Councillors Vrebosch and Mallah each declared a conflict of interest on an agenda item. The meeting included presentations on the Capitol Centre, Cassellholme, the District of Nipissing Social Services Board, and the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit. No items were addressed or voted on by any committee.

Special Council Meeting

The agenda for this special meeting consists primarily of procedural boilerplate. The council will consider a confidential report from Peter Leckie and a confirmatory by-law.

• Confidential report from Peter Leckie dated June 9, 2025, regarding solicitor-client privilege and a personal matter
• By-Law No. 2025-58 Confirmatory By-Law

The council adjourned in-camera and later reconvened, confirming the special meeting by‑law No. 2025‑58. It also directed the chief administrative officer to prepare a new travel and expenses policy. The meeting was formally adjourned at 8:06 p.m.

• Adjourn in-camera pursuant to the Municipal Act (Resolution 2025‑208) – Carried
• Reconvene at 8:04 p.m. (Resolution 2025‑209) – Carried
• Direct CAO to prepare a new travel and expenses policy (Resolution 2025‑210) – Carried
• Read By‑Law No. 2025‑58 first and second time (Resolution 2025‑211) – Carried
• Read By‑Law No. 2025‑58 third time and pass it (Resolution 2025‑212) – Carried
• Adjourn regular meeting at 8:06 p.m. (Resolution 2025‑213) – Carried

Committee Meeting

The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and empty fields. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed.

Special Committee Meeting

The Special Committee will review reports and draft recommendations for two development applications: an Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law amendment at 668 Lakeshore Drive and a similar amendment at 331 Pinewood Park Drive. It will also consider updates to the City of North Bay Procedural By‑Law. No other items are scheduled for discussion.

• Proposed Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law Amendment – 668 Lakeshore Drive (CS 2025-02)
• Zoning By‑Law and Official Plan Amendments – 331 Pinewood Park Drive (CS 2025-03)
• City of North Bay Procedural By‑Law Amendments (GG 2025-04)

The Special Committee reviewed reports on Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law amendments for 668 Lakeshore Drive and 331 Pinewood Park Drive; no public presentations were made. The committee directed both reports to be brought forward to Council. A procedural by‑law amendment item was kept on the General Government Committee for further consideration.

• Report on 668 Lakeshore Drive amendment forwarded to Council
• Report on 331 Pinewood Park Drive amendment forwarded to Council
• Procedural by‑law amendment item remains on General Government Committee

Council Meeting

The council will consider two by‑laws that would authorize execution of subdivision agreements with Intrigo Holdings Limited for Meadow Wood Phase I and with 2498643 Ontario Limited for 4250 Widdifield Station Road. It will also review final approvals of draft subdivision plans for 0 Bunting Drive (Meadow Woods) and 4250 Widdifield Station Road, a proposed zoning by‑law amendment for 2890 Highway 11 N, the 2024 consolidated financial statements, and the Holding Tank Rebate Program. Public presentations include a Kindness Project pledge from the Canadian Mental Health Association. The meeting includes routine items such as declarations of interest, minutes, and motions.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑51 to execute Subdivision Agreement for Meadow Wood Phase I (Intrigo Holdings Limited)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑52 to execute Subdivision Agreement for 4250 Widdifield Station Road (2498643 Ontario Limited)
• Final approval of Draft Plan of Subdivision – 0 Bunting Drive (Meadow Woods Subdivision)
• Proposed Zoning By‑Law Amendment application for 2890 Highway 11 N (FGA Trades Inc.)
• Holding Tank Rebate Program (including Septage and Holding Tank Rates Appendix A)

The council adopted the May 20 public‑meeting minutes and received a zoning amendment application for 2890 Highway 11 North. It accepted the resignation of a municipal accessibility advisory member. It gave final approval to the Meadow Woods (20 lots) and Widdifield Station Road (4 lots) subdivision plans, and passed the related by‑laws.

• Adopted public‑meeting minutes (Res. #2025-196) – Carried
• Referred Tulloch Geomatics zoning amendment (Res. #2025-197) – Carried
• Accepted resignation of Cory Adams from MAAC (Res. #2025-198) – Carried
• Final approval of Meadow Woods subdivision – 20 lots (Res. #2025-199) – Carried
• Final approval of 4250 Widdifield Station Road subdivision – 4 lots (Res. #2025-200) – Carried
• Referred 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements to committee (Res. #2025-201) – Carried
• Referred Holding Tank Rebate Program report to committee (Res. #2025-202) – Carried
• Passed By‑Laws 2025‑51 and 2025‑52 authorizing subdivision agreements – Carried

Community Safety and Well Being Ad Hoc Committee Meeting

The Community Safety and Well Being Ad Hoc Committee is meeting to discuss a community survey and updates to the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan. The agenda includes a review of the plan's municipal chapter and a supplemental update.

• Community Safety and Well-Being Survey
• Community Safety and Well-Being Plan - Supplemental Update
• Community Safety and Well-Being Plan - Municipal Chapter
• Adoption of November 26, 2024 minutes

The committee approved the November 26 2024 meeting minutes and will forward them to council on June 17 2025. Brent Kalinowski gave updates on the Community Safety and Well‑Being Plan (Supplemental Update and Municipal Chapter). The results of the Community Safety and Well‑Being Survey were discussed. No further motions were decided; the next meeting date was not set.

• Approved November 26 2024 minutes (no vote tally recorded)

Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee is meeting to address proposed amendments to the City of North Bay Procedural By-Law. The Community Services and Infrastructure and Operations Committees have no items to be addressed.

• GG 2025-04: Report from Peter Leckie & Karen McIsaac regarding City of North Bay Procedural By-Law Amendments

The General Government Committee considered the report on City of North Bay procedural by-law amendments and directed that the item remain on the committee. No other items were addressed by any committee. The council meeting adjourned at 6:55 p.m.

• Item GG 2025-04 (Procedural By-Law Amendments) remained on Committee

Council Education Session

The North Bay Council Education Session agenda for May 20, 2025 contains no listed items or decisions. It appears to be a procedural placeholder without specific proposals, contracts, or hearings.

Council Meeting

Council will review a report on establishing a ward system and consider several 2024 year-end financial variance reports. The body will also decide on a noise by-law exemption for the Bay Block Party and a contract for locate services.

• Report on establishing a ward system
• Noise by-law exemption request for Bay Block Party
• By-Law No. 2025-47: Sub-contract agreement with GTel Engineering Inc. for Dedicated Locate Services
• 2024 year-end variance reports for General, Water, Wastewater, and Capital accounts
• Motion regarding George Maroosis Parkette bordering Algonquin Ave, Main St W, and Cassells St

The council adopted a salary bylaw amendment that raises salaries 5.0% for 2025, 4.0% for 2026, and 3.5% for 2027‑2028, and funded the increases from reserve accounts. It also approved a plaque for the George Maroosis Parkette, adopted recent public‑meeting minutes, and authorized a noise‑bylaw exemption for the Bay Block Party. Additional actions included adopting the ward‑system report, authorizing water and wastewater reserve transfers, extending the Community Safety and Well‑Being Ad Hoc Committee, and a lost motion to refer the Capital Variance Report.

• Approved plaque naming "The George Maroosis Parkette" (Yeas: 10, Nays: 0) – Carried
• Adopted public meeting minutes for April 22 and May 12, 2025 – Carried
• Adopted General Government Committee Report on establishing a Ward System (Yeas: 8, Nays: 2) – Carried
• Authorized Noise By‑Law exemption for Bay Block Party on Aug 23, 2025 – Carried
• Approved salary bylaw amendment: 5.0% increase for 2025, 4.0% for 2026, 3.5% for 2027‑2028 – Carried
• Authorized reserve transfers for 2024 Water and Wastewater budgets – Carried
• Lost motion to refer Capital Variance Report to General Government Committee – Lost
• Extended Community Safety and Well‑Being Ad Hoc Committee for an additional year – Carried

Special Council Meeting

The council will review three by‑laws: By‑Law 2025‑28 to levy special charges for Business Improvement Areas, By‑Law 2025‑043 to set tax ratios for prescribed property classes, and By‑Law 2025‑044 to set the 2025 tax rates. A confirmatory by‑law (2025‑49) will also be adopted to record the proceedings of this special meeting. Additional agenda items include routine declarations of interest, public presentations, and committee reports.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑28 – levy and collect special charges for designated Business Improvement Areas
• By‑Law No. 2025‑043 – set 2025 tax ratios for prescribed property classes
• By‑Law No. 2025‑044 – set 2025 tax rates and levy taxes for the year
• By‑Law No. 2025‑49 – confirm the proceedings of this special council meeting
• Motion for Reconsideration – to revisit a previously decided matter

The council read and passed three by-laws that establish special charges for Business Improvement Areas, set 2025 tax ratios, and set 2025 tax rates. A confirmatory by-law (2025-49) was also read and passed to record the meeting proceedings. The meeting was adjourned at 12:18 p.m.

• Read first and second time By-Law No. 2025-28, 2025-43, 2025-44 (carried)
• Read third time and passed By-Law No. 2025-28, 2025-43, 2025-44 (carried)
• Read first and second time By-Law No. 2025-49 to confirm meeting proceedings (carried)
• Read third time and passed By-Law No. 2025-49 (carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 12:18 p.m. (carried)

Committee Meeting

The North Bay Committee meeting on 2025-05-06 contains only procedural placeholders and no specific agenda items. No decisions, discussions, or public hearings are detailed in the provided agenda. The meeting appears to be a standard administrative session.

Council Meeting

The agenda for the May 6, 2025 council meeting is available online. The document lists meeting details and voting results but does not provide the specific items to be discussed.

• Meeting details and voting results posted
• No specific agenda items listed in the text

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will consider a proposed zoning by-law amendment for 331 Pinewood Park Drive, discuss the 2025 tax policy, and appoint a representative to the Source Water Protection Committee.

• Proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-Law Amendment for 331 Pinewood Park Drive
• 2025 Tax Policy report
• Appointment to Source Water Protection Committee
• 2025 Insurance Renewal
• Confirmatory By-Law No. 2025-42

The council adopted minutes from March 31 and April 8 public meetings and endorsed Beverley Hillier to the Source Water Protection Committee. It accepted Councillor Gardiner’s resignation from three committees, referred a Pinewood Park zoning amendment to the Community Services Committee, approved a $1,799,402 insurance renewal, and adopted the 2025 Tax Policy. The council resolved that all 2026 Budget Committee meetings be held in Council Chambers and directed staff to compile a list of outstanding committee motions.

• Adopted public meeting minutes (Res #2025-153) – Carried
• Endorsed Beverley Hillier appointment to Source Water Protection Committee (Res #2025-154) – Carried
• Accepted Councillor Gardiner resignation from three committees (Res #2025-155) – Carried
• Referred Pinewood Park zoning amendment to Community Services Committee (Res #2025-156) – Carried
• Approved $1,799,402 municipal insurance renewal (Res #2025-157) – Carried
• Adopted 2025 Tax Policy recommendations (Res #2025-158) – Carried
• Resolved 2026 Budget Committee meetings to be held in Council Chambers (Res #2025-159) – Carried
• Directed staff to compile list of outstanding motions (Res #2025-160) – Lost

Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee will consider three items related to a ward system. The items include a draft recommendation and two motions (2023-63(a) and 2023-63(b)) dated January 31 2023 to establish a ward system. No items are scheduled for the Community Services or Infrastructure and Operations Committees.

• Draft Recommendation – Ward System (PDF)
• 2023-63(a) Motion – Ward System (PDF)
• 2023-63(b) Motion – Ward System (PDF)

The General Government Committee considered motion GG 2023-06 to establish a ward system. The committee directed that the report on the motion be brought forward to council. No other items were addressed and the meeting adjourned at 6:53 p.m.

• Committee recommended forwarding the Ward System report to Council

Council Education Session

The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion items or decisions. No business was listed for this meeting.

The council discussed the item “Honouring the Past, Shaping the Future: Understanding Indigenous Treaties.” A resolution (Res #2025-152) was moved by Councillor Gardiner and seconded by Councillor King to adjourn the session at 6:20 p.m. The resolution was carried.

• Adjourn education session at 6:20 p.m. (carried)

Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Committee meeting on 2025-04-08 contains no listed items or decisions. It appears to be a procedural placeholder without substantive agenda content.

Council Meeting

Council will discuss updates to the City's Housing Action Plan and proposed amendments to the Official Plan and Zoning By-Law. The meeting includes reviews of water system reporting and tax refunds. There are also confidential discussions regarding the acquisition of land by the municipality.

• Official Plan and Zoning By-Law amendments to allow four units as-of-right (By-Laws 2025-36, 2025-37)
• Growth Community Improvement Plan amendment for residential unit top-up funding (By-Law 2025-38)
• Pre-Servicing Agreement for Ski Ridge Estates (By-Law 2025-39)
• North Bay Drinking Water System 2024 Reporting
• Reduction, cancellation, or refund of taxes under Section 357/358 of the Municipal Act

The council adopted the minutes from March meetings and approved the City’s Housing Action Plan update. It adopted an Official Plan amendment and Zoning By‑Law to allow four additional dwelling units as‑of‑right and approved a top‑up funding amendment to the Growth Community Improvement Plan. The council also approved nine tax reduction applications totaling about $19,319.63 and authorized the purchase of land from Redpath Mining Inc. for $132,291.55 for the McKeown Avenue widening project. Several related by‑laws were read a third time and passed.

• Adopted public meeting minutes (Res #2025-136) – Carried
• Approved Housing Action Plan update and related directives (Res #2025-137) – Carried
• Approved Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law amendment for four as‑of‑right units (Res #2025-138) – Carried
• Approved amendment to Growth Community Improvement Plan for top‑up funding (Res #2025-139) – Carried
• Approved nine tax reduction/cancellation applications totaling approx $19,319.63 (Res #2025-141) – Carried
• Authorized purchase of land from Redpath Mining Inc. for $132,291.55 for McKeown Avenue widening (Res #2025-146) – Carried
• Passed By‑Laws 2025-36, 2025-37, 2025-38, and 2025-39 on additional dwelling unit policies – Carried
• Confirmed proceedings of the regular meeting (By‑Law No. 2025-34) – Carried

Special Council Meeting

The special council meeting on March 31, 2025 will review the 2025 operating and capital budgets for the city and its partner agencies. Committee reports covering the General Government operating budget, the District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board, the North Bay Police Services Board, the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit and Invest North Bay Development Corporation will be presented, with several councillors declaring conflicts of interest. A by‑law (2025‑35) will be considered to authorize the expenditure of funds approved in the 2025 General Capital Budget and the 2025 Water and Wastewater Capital Budget. The council will also hear a public presentation on the operating budget, a motion for reconsideration, and other routine items.

• By‑Law 2025‑35 to authorize spending from the 2025 General Capital Budget and Water & Wastewater Capital Budget
• Public presentation by Don Rennick on the 2025 Operating Budget
• Committee reports on the 2025 Operating Budget for DNSSAB (except Healthy Communities Fund), Police Services Board, Health Unit, and Invest North Bay Development Corporation
• Reports on the 2025 General Capital Budget and the 2025 Capital Budget for the North Bay Police Services Board
• Motion for Reconsideration (item 4)

At the special meeting on March 31, 2025, City Council adopted the 2025 Operating Budget, including $120,816,523 in gross operating expenses and a $114,069,054 tax levy, with a vote of 7 yeas to 3 nays. The council also approved a $16,923,844 transfer from the Operating Fund to the Capital Fund and adopted the General Capital Budget of $77,095,175 and the Water and Wastewater Capital Budget of $17,789,969. Levies for the District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board ($14,401,389), its Healthy Communities Fund ($78,669), the North Bay Police Services Board ($30,102,902), and the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit ($1,772,370) were each approved. By‑Law No. 2025‑35 authorizing expenditures from the capital budgets was passed, and the mayor and CAO were authorized to sign a three‑year collective agreement with CUPE Local 122‑1.

• Adopted 2025 Operating Budget (gross expenses $120,816,523, tax levy $114,069,054) – 7 yeas, 3 nays, carried
• Approved $16,923,844 transfer from Operating Fund to Capital Fund – carried
• Approved District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board levy $14,401,389 – carried
• Approved North Bay Police Services Board levy $30,102,902 – carried
• Adopted 2025 General Capital Budget $77,095,175 – carried
• Adopted 2025 Water and Wastewater Capital Budget $17,789,969 – carried
• Passed By‑Law No. 2025‑35 authorizing expenditures from capital budgets – carried
• Authorized mayor and CAO to sign CUPE Local 122‑1 collective agreement (2025‑130) – carried

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will review several by‑laws, including a laneway closure affecting Lansdowne Avenue, O'Brien Street, Hutcheson Avenue and McLeod Street. Other items include an agreement with the North Bay and District Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, a new voting method for municipal and school board elections, and a road‑allowance closure on McKenzie/Robarts Avenue. The meeting also includes public presentations, committee reports, and a request for tender for Aquatic Centre pool deck flooring replacement.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑24 – laneway closure on Lansdowne, O'Brien, Hutcheson and McLeod streets
• By‑Law No. 2025‑25 – execution of agreement with NBDHS for animal control services
• By‑Law No. 2025‑26 – authorizes an alternative voting method for municipal and school board elections
• By‑Law No. 2025‑30 – closing of road allowance on McKenzie/Robarts Avenue
• By‑Law No. 2025‑32 – execution of pre‑servicing agreement for Ashgrove Subdivision, Phases 4 & 5

The council authorized the acquisition of two vacant parcels on May Avenue for $102,000 and approved a $700,000 contract for Aquatic Centre pool deck flooring replacement. It also granted permission and a noise‑by‑law exemption for the 2025 Canada Day celebrations at Waterfront Park and adopted several by‑laws, including those for a laneway closure and animal‑control services. Additional actions included entering pre‑servicing agreements for the Ashgrove and Ski Ridge Estates subdivisions and nominating Victor Fedeli for the 2025 FONOM Executive Award.

• Approved purchase of two May Avenue parcels for $102,000 (Res #2025-111)
• Approved $700,000 contract to Venasse Building Group Inc. for Aquatic Centre pool deck flooring (Res #2025-103)
• Granted permission and noise‑by‑law exemption for 2025 Canada Day celebrations at Waterfront Park (Res #2025-98)
• Entered Pre‑Servicing Agreement for Ashgrove Subdivision Phases 4‑5 (Res #2025-101)
• Extended Draft Approval for Ski Ridge Estates Phase 3 to 2028 (Res #2025-105)
• Adopted multiple by‑laws on laneway closure, animal‑control services, alternative voting, and subdivision agreements (Res #2025-107)
• Nominated Victor Fedeli for the 2025 FONOM Executive Award (Res #2025-108)
• Accepted resignation of Bill Vrebosch from the Municipal Heritage Committee (Res #2025-99)

Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay, Ontario Committee meeting on March 25, 2025 contains no listed items. It appears to be a procedural placeholder without specific decisions or discussions. No rezoning, contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings are noted.

Special Committee Meeting

The Community Services Committee will hold a public meeting regarding a Housing Accelerator Fund implementation plan. The General Government Committee will discuss updates to the City of North Bay Procedural By-Law. The Infrastructure and Operations Committee has no items to address.

• Housing Accelerator Fund implementation plan
• Official Plan Amendment for Additional Dwelling Units and delegated authority
• Zoning By-law Amendment for Additional Dwelling Units
• Official Plan Amendment to the Growth Community Improvement Plan (GCIP)
• City of North Bay Procedural By-Law amendments

The Community Services Committee forwarded its report on the Housing Accelerator Fund implementation plan to Council. It also sent the proposed Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law amendments for Additional Dwelling Units, and the amendment to the Growth Community Improvement Plan, to Council. The General Government Committee kept the procedural by‑law amendment item on the committee for further consideration.

• Forwarded Housing Accelerator Fund implementation plan report to Council
• Forwarded ADU Official Plan and Zoning By‑Law amendment report to Council
• Forwarded Growth Community Improvement Plan amendment report to Council
• Kept procedural by‑law amendment item (GG 2025-04) on committee

Special Committee Meeting

The North Bay Special Committee has scheduled a meeting for March 20, 2025. The agenda is currently procedural and contains no listed items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting scheduled for March 20, 2025
• No agenda items listed
• Meeting type: Special Committee

Special Committee Meeting

The provided agenda contains only procedural software placeholders and boilerplate text. No specific decisions, discussions, or agenda items are listed.

Special Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Special Committee meeting on 2025-03-18 contains no listed items. No decisions or discussions are recorded in the provided document. The meeting appears to be procedural with no substantive agenda items.

Special Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee is meeting to address the 2025 General Operating Budget and the 2025 Capital Budget. The session includes a review of the 2026-2034 Capital Forecast Plan. No items are scheduled for the Community Services or Infrastructure and Operations Committees.

• 2025 General Operating Budget (Report CORP-2025-022)
• 2025 Capital Budget and 2026-2034 Capital Forecast Plan (Report CORP-2025-005)
• 2025 General, Water, and Wastewater Capital Budgets

Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Committee Meeting on 2025-03-11 contains only generic placeholders and no specific agenda items. No rezoning, contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings are listed. Therefore, no decisions or discussions are documented in this agenda.

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will consider By‑Law No. 2025‑27, which authorizes borrowing $6,798,512.09 through serial debentures to fund capital projects listed in Schedule A. The meeting also includes a report on the proposed voting method for the 2026 municipal and school board elections, and reviews several service agreements and tender requests for infrastructure projects.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑27: authorize $6,798,512.09 serial debenture for capital works
• Method of vote proposal for the 2026 municipal and school board elections
• Agreement for Animal Control Services for 2025‑2027
• Limited tender for Lakeshore Drive Intersection construction
• Request for tender for Wallace Road and Commerce Crescent sidewalk program

Special Committee Meeting

The Special Committee will consider the 2025 General Operating Budget and the 2025 Capital Budget with the 2026‑2034 Capital Forecast Plan. Draft recommendations and council reports for both budgets are on the agenda. No items are scheduled for the Community Services or Infrastructure and Operations committees.

• 2025 General Operating Budget – draft recommendation (GG-2024-10) and council reports CORP-2025-022
• 2025 Capital Budget and 2026‑2034 Capital Forecast Plan – draft recommendation (GG-2024-10) and council reports CORP-2025-005

Special Committee Meeting

The Special Committee will examine draft recommendations and reports on the City’s 2025 General Operating Budget. It will also consider the 2025 Capital Budget and the 2026‑2034 Capital Forecast Plan. All materials were prepared by Laura Boissonneault and are attached for review. No other items are on the agenda.

• Draft Recommendation – Operating Budget (GG-2024-10).pdf
• Report to Council CORP-2025-022 – 2025 General Operating Budget.pdf
• 2025 Admin Recommended Budget Package.pdf
• Draft Recommendation – Capital Budget (GG-2024-10).pdf
• Report to Council CORP-2025-005 – 2025 Capital Budget and 2026‑2034 Capital Forecast Plan.pdf

Special Committee Meeting

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface elements. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed.

Special Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee is meeting to address the 2025 General Operating Budget and the 2025 Capital Budget. The session includes a review of the 2026-2034 Capital Forecast Plan.

• 2025 General Operating Budget (CORP-2025-022)
• 2025 Capital Budget (CORP-2025-005)
• 2026-2034 Capital Forecast Plan
• Water and Wastewater Capital Budgets

Special Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee is meeting to address the 2025 General Operating Budget and the 2025 Capital Budget. The session includes a review of the 2026-2034 Capital Forecast Plan. No items are scheduled for the Community Services or Infrastructure and Operations Committees.

• 2025 General Operating Budget (CORP-2025-022)
• 2025 Capital Budget and 2026-2034 Capital Forecast Plan (CORP-2025-005)
• 2025 General and Water and Wastewater Capital Budgets

Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee will present a report from Karen McIsaac and Veronique Hie dated January 8, 2025 concerning the method of vote for the 2026 municipal and school board elections. The committee will review a draft recommendation and a council report on the voting method. No items are scheduled for the Community Services or Infrastructure and Operations Committees.

• Report from Karen McIsaac and Veronique Hie (Jan 8 2025) on Method of Vote 2026
• Draft Recommendation – Method of Vote 2026.pdf
• Report to Council CORP 2025-09 Method of Vote for 2026 Election.pdf

Council Meeting

The North Bay City Council will consider a final approval for Phase 2A of the McLean Lake Subdivision and adopt By‑Law No. 2025‑22 to execute the subdivision agreement. The meeting also includes reports on the Housing Accelerator Fund implementation, the 2025 Downtown Improvement Area budget, and a procurement award update. Additional items are a board appointment for the North Bay Jack Garland Airport Corporation and a resignation from the Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee.

• Final Approval – McLean Lake Subdivision (City File No. 48T-90102) – Phase 2A
• By‑Law No. 2025‑22 to authorize execution of a Subdivision Agreement for McLean Lake
• Housing Accelerator Fund – Implementation Plan and related Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendments
• 2025 Budget of the Board of Management for the Downtown Improvement Area
• February 2025 Procurement Award Update

Council Education Session

The agenda for the North Bay Council Education Session on 2025-02-25 contains no listed items. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are detailed in the provided document. The meeting appears to be a procedural session without specific agenda content.

Committee Meeting

The agenda posted for the North Bay Committee meeting on February 11, 2025 contains no detailed items. No rezoning proposals, contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings are described. The document appears to be a placeholder with no substantive agenda content.

Council Education Session

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and software interface text. There are no specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items listed.

Council Meeting

The council will vote on a temporary borrowing by‑law for current expenditures and a long‑term borrowing by‑law to issue debentures to the Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation. It will also consider official‑plan and zoning amendments for Booth Road, 41 Gertrude Street East, and 150 Mountainview Drive, and review a tender for the Premier Road sidewalk program. Public presentations on creative industries and concerns about a long‑term care development will be heard.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑06 Temporary Borrowing By‑Law – authorizes temporary borrowing for current expenditures
• By‑Law No. 2025‑12 Long‑Term Borrowing By‑law – authorizes issuance of debentures to the Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation
• Official Plan Amendment No. 34 / By‑Law No. 2025‑16 – rezoning of lands on Booth Road (Lidrani Holdings Inc.)
• Zoning By‑Law Amendment – 41 Gertrude Street East (Azitav Mondal & Shualy Sen)
• Request for Tender 2024‑94 – Premier Road Sidewalk Program

Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Committee Meeting on 2025-01-28 contains no listed items and appears to be only procedural boilerplate.

Special Committee Meeting

The Community Services Committee will hold public meetings regarding three proposed land-use changes. The General Government and Infrastructure and Operations Committees have no items to address.

• Official Plan and Zoning By-Law Amendments for Birchs Road (Unaddressed) by Lidrani Holdings Inc.
• Zoning By-law Amendment for 41 Gertrude Street East by Azitav Mondal and Shualy Sen
• Zoning By-law Amendment for 150 Mountainview Drive by Millford Development Limited

Council Meeting

Council will discuss the 2025 Water and Wastewater operating budget and associated rates. The meeting includes decisions on user fees for pickleball courts and waste management, as well as the method of voting for the 2026 municipal elections.

• By-Law No. 2025-07: Water and Wastewater Rates By-Law
• By-Law No. 2025-08: User fees for Pickleball Courts
• By-Law No. 2025-09: Amendment to Waste Management By-Law
• By-Law No. 2025-10: Regulation of filming permits
• Premier Road Sanitary Pumping Station replacement site selection

Special Council Meeting

The council will address standard procedural matters, including declarations of pecuniary interest, public presentations, meeting minutes, and various motions. It will review committee reports and correspondence, consider by‑laws, and adopt a confirmatory by‑law (No. 2025‑14) that validates the proceedings of this special meeting.

• Declaration of Pecuniary Interest and the General Nature Thereof
• Public Presentations
• By‑Law No. 2025‑14 to confirm proceedings of the Special Meeting
• Motion for Reconsideration
• Committee Reports

Special Committee Meeting

The General Government Committee is holding public meetings to discuss proposed changes to various municipal user fees. These discussions include preliminary rates for water and wastewater services, waste management by-law fees, and fees for transit and pickleball courts.

• 2025 Preliminary Water and Wastewater Calculated Rates
• Waste Management By-Law User Fee
• User fees for Pickleball Court and Transit

Special Council Meeting

The special council meeting will consider three by‑laws: one to close and convey a portion of Legault Street (By‑Law No. 2025‑02), one to levy certain interim taxes (By‑Law No. 2025‑03), and one to adjust interim taxes for 2025 (By‑Law No. 2025‑04). Additional items include a by‑law to promote filming activity and regulate permits, a proposed redline amendment for the Johnston Creek Subdivision, and a motion on the Blue Box recycling program. Public presentations will include a briefing on the location of the Premier Road sewage pumping station.

• By‑Law No. 2025‑02 – road closure and conveyance of part of Legault Street (Plan 36R‑15331)
• By‑Law No. 2025‑03 – levy certain interim rates, taxes and charges
• By‑Law No. 2025‑04 – adjustment to interim taxes for 2025
• By‑Law to Promote Filming Activity and Regulate Filming Permits (RES 6.1)
• Proposed Redline Amendment – Johnston Creek Subdivision (RES 6.3)

Special Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Special Committee meeting on January 9, 2025 contains no listed items. No decisions or discussions are recorded in the provided document. The meeting appears to be procedural with no substantive agenda items.

Special Committee Meeting

The Infrastructure and Operations Committee will consider the draft recommendation and report for the 2025 water and wastewater operating budget. The General Government Committee will review the draft recommendation and report on the 2025 preliminary water and wastewater calculated rates, including two appendices. No items are scheduled for the Community Services Committee.

• Draft Recommendation – Water and Wastewater Operating Budget (pdf)
• Report to Council CORP 2025-001 – 2025 Water Wastewater Operating Budget (pdf)
• Draft Recommendation – Calculated Rates (pdf)
• Report to Council CORP 2025-002 – 2025 Preliminary Water Wastewater Rates (pdf)
• Appendix A and B – Water and Wastewater Calculated Rates (pdf)

Committee Meeting

The agenda for the North Bay Committee meeting on 2025-01-07 contains no listed items and appears to be procedural boilerplate.

Council Meeting

The council agenda for the North Bay meeting on 2025-01-07 contains no listed items. The document appears to be a placeholder with no decisions, proposals, or discussions recorded. No concrete actions or topics are identified.