Ottawa, ON

Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee

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City Council

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City Council

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Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

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Police Service Board Human Resources Committee

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Finance and Corporate Services Committee

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Community Safety and Well-Being Advisory Committee

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Committee of Adjustment - Panel 3

The Ottawa Committee of Adjustment Panel 3 will review three minor zoning applications on September 1, 2026. The agenda includes requests for reduced yard setbacks and a property subdivision. One application, for 8885 Pana, was adjourned from a previous meeting in August.

• 4793 Loggers: Minor variance to convert an existing house into a coach house with reduced setbacks and increased height.
• 1850C River: Minor variance to permit a detached dwelling with reduced interior side yard setbacks.
• 8885 Pana: Consent application to subdivide the property into two parcels, adjourned from August 4, 2026.

Community Safety and Well-Being Advisory Committee

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Committee of Adjustment - Panel 2

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 2 will review seven applications for minor variances and property consents. Key decisions include allowing a second-storey addition in a flood plain, severing semi-detached homes, and establishing a long-term lease for a commercial building. The meeting is scheduled for September 1, 2026, at 1:00 p.m.

• 55 Scrivens: Minor variance for increased floor area in a flood plain and reduced setbacks for a second-storey addition
• 875 Contour: Consent to sever semi-detached homes into two separate lots
• 2525 Carling: Consent to establish a long-term lease (exceeding 21 years) for the existing Metro commercial building
• 560 Moodie: Consent and minor variance to divide property into two parcels for a two-storey detached dwelling
• 1572 Boyer: Consent and minor variance to divide property into two lots for two detached dwellings with coach houses

Planning and Housing Committee

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Committee of Adjustment - Panel 1

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 1 will review five applications for property severances and minor variances. The agenda includes requests to separate semi-detached homes and permit new construction with reduced setbacks. One application seeks to build a high-rise residential apartment building at 3 Selkirk.

• Consent application to sever 297 Dovercourt into two lots.
• Minor variance for a three-storey house at 334 Queen Elizabeth with reduced setbacks.
• Minor variance for a high-rise residential apartment building at 3 Selkirk.
• Consent and minor variance applications to create four lots at 109-115 Dalhousie.
• Consent application to sever 663 Broadview into two parcels.

Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee

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Built Heritage Committee

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Ottawa Public Library Board

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City Council

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Transit Committee

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Environment and Climate Change Committee

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Accessibility Advisory Committee

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Built Heritage Committee

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Planning and Housing Committee

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Emergency Preparedness and Protective Services Committee

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Ottawa Investment Board

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Board of Health

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Community Services Committee

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City Council

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Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

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Police Service Board Policy and Governance Committee

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Ottawa Police Service Board

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Ottawa Police Service Board

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Audit Committee

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Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee

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Built Heritage Committee

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City Council

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Police Service Board Finance and Audit Committee

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Ottawa Public Library Board

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Board of Health

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Ottawa Police Service Board

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Ottawa Police Service Board

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Finance and Corporate Services Committee

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Audit Committee

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Police Service Board Human Resources Committee

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Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee

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Police Service Board Finance and Audit Committee

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Built Heritage Committee

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Ottawa Public Library Board

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Finance and Corporate Services Committee

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Audit Committee

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City Council

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Ottawa Investment Board

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Police Service Board Policy and Governance Committee

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Ottawa Public Library Board

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Ottawa Police Service Board

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Ottawa Police Service Board

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Board of Health

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Planning and Housing Committee

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The Planning and Housing Committee recommended Council approve an Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendment for 1867 Alta Vista Drive, allowing a nine-storey, 34-metre building with reduced parking. It also recommended approval of a zoning amendment for 530 Brisebois Crescent and part of 265 Centrum Boulevard, permitting four 30-to-40-storey towers and a nine-storey building with about 1,505 units, but referred the report back to staff for further parking discussions. The committee also recommended approval of zoning and Official Plan amendments for 250 Town Square Place to lower building height requirements for a community centre and library, and a city-wide zoning amendment allowing temporary parking lots at places of worship and municipal facilities until March 31, 2027. A motion to rename Mosquito Drive to McEvoy Drive was carried.

• Approved OPA and ZBLA for 1867 Alta Vista Drive (9-storey, 34m building, reduced parking)
• Approved ZBLA for 530 Brisebois Cres/265 Centrum Blvd (4 towers 30-40 storeys, 1,505 units) but referred to staff for parking talks
• Approved OPA and ZBLA for 250 Town Square Place (lower height for community centre/library)
• Approved city-wide ZBLA for temporary parking lots at worship places and municipal facilities until March 31, 2027
• Carried motion to rename Mosquito Drive to McEvoy Drive
• Confirmed minutes of PHC Meeting 68

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 2

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 2 is holding a public hearing on six applications for minor variances, consents, and subdivisions. The agenda includes proposals for a four-storey apartment building at 222 Baseline, lot severances at 1727 Rosebella, 308 River, and 1202 Byron, a rear addition at 1482 Bortolotti, and a high-rise development at 30 Cleary.

• 222 Baseline: minor variance to reduce front yard setback for a four-storey apartment building
• 1727 Rosebella: consent and minor variances to subdivide into two lots with reduced lot area and width
• 1482 Bortolotti: minor variance for reduced rear yard area and setback to add two dwelling units
• 30 Cleary: consent to subdivide into three lots and minor variance for increased floor area and height of a high-rise building
• 1202 Byron: consent to divide property and minor variances for reduced setbacks and landscaping

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 3

Ottawa's Committee of Adjustment - Panel 3 will hold a public hearing on August 18, 2026, at 9:00 AM at Ben Franklin Place and electronically. The panel will decide on seven applications, including minor variances and consent (land severance) requests. Items include a solarium addition at 6117 Perth, a lot conformity request at 2248A River, and three related easement applications on Dunning Road. Two previously adjourned items are also on the agenda: a three-lot severance at 661 David Manchester and a variance to regularize an accessory building at 2845 Thomas A. Dolan.

• 6117 Perth (Ward 21): Minor variance to allow a reduced front yard setback for a three-season solarium at the Richmond Curling Club.
• 2248A River (Ward 20): Minor variance to permit reduced lot area, frontage, and development in a flood plain to bring an existing lot into conformity.
• 3043, 3085, 3105 Dunning (Ward 19): Three linked consent applications to establish access easements between the properties.
• 661 David Manchester (Ward 5): Adjourned consent application to sever the property into three lots for future residential development.
• 2845 Thomas A. Dolan (Ward 5): Adjourned minor variance to permit a reduced rear yard setback and increased building height for an existing non-conforming accessory building.

Ottawa Public Library Board

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Police Service Board Finance and Audit Committee

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Committee of Adjustment - Panel 3

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 3 will hear six applications for minor variances and consents regarding property changes in Ottawa. The panel will meet at Ben Franklin Place on August 4, 2026, to review requests for coach houses, easements, and land subdivisions.

• 3480 Stonecrest: Minor variance for a coach house and new house footprint
• 1840 Lockhead East: Consent to create an easement for property access
• 2845 Thomas A. Dolan: Minor variance to regularize a non-conforming building
• 8885 Pana: Consent to subdivide land into two parcels for future development
• 1430 Dunning: Consent to transfer part of the property to a neighbour

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 2

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 2 is meeting to review several consent and minor variance applications. The body will decide on property subdivisions, easements, and building height or setback variances.

• 30 Cleary: Proposal to subdivide into three lots and increase high-rise building floor area and height
• 73 Albert: Proposal to divide property into two parcels for existing high rise buildings
• 963 Greenbrair: Proposal to subdivide property to establish separate ownership for semi-detached homes
• 1376 Carling: Proposal to establish an easement for telecommunications, access and servicing
• 54 Whooping Crane: Proposal for a reduced rear yard setback for a sunroom addition

Police Service Board Policy and Governance Committee

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Ottawa Police Service Board

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The Ottawa Police Service Board approved the procurement of breathing apparatus equipment and the appointment of five special constables for Transit Services. The Board also ratified the appointment of police officers and received several reports for information.

• Approved procurement of self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) equipment from A.J. Stone Company Limited up to $315,000 (Carried)
• Approved appointment of five City of Ottawa Transit Services employees as special constables (Carried)
• Ratified appointment of Ottawa Police Service police officers (Carried)
• Confirmed agenda and June 22nd 2026 minutes (Carried)
• Withdrawn: Report on Special Investigations Unit 26-OCI-102

Ottawa Police Service Board

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The board adjourned the public portion of the meeting to discuss several confidential items in camera. No substantive decisions were made in the public session.

• Approved motion to move in camera to discuss consent agenda, event management, temporary assistance requests, provincial information, legal matters, and labour relations

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 1

Panel 1 of the Ottawa Committee of Adjustment will hear five consent and minor variance applications. The applications seek subdivisions, increased building heights, and new residential buildings on properties at 472 Melbourne, 680 and 682 de l'Église, 961 Beaudry, and 516 Kenwood. Each request involves changes to lot dimensions, setbacks, or building footprints. The panel will consider the proposals and any public input.

• 472 Melbourne (Ward 15) – subdivide into two parcels and construct two detached dwellings with increased heights, deeper building footprints, larger deck projections and reduced side and front yard setbacks.
• 680 de l'Église (Ward 12) – convey a portion to the southern neighbor and build an 8‑unit residential building with reduced lot width, area, landscaped area, front‑façade recession, front‑yard waste storage and a rear main entrance.
• 682 de l'Église (Ward 12) – split the property into two lots for two 12‑unit residential buildings, increasing unit count, reducing front‑façade recession, allowing front‑yard waste storage and rear entrances.
• 961 Beaudry (Ward 13) – subdivide the property into two parcels to establish separate ownership of each half of the existing semi‑detached dwelling.
• 516 Kenwood (Ward 15) – sever the property into two lots and permit increased building heights and wider walkways for two detached dwellings.

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 1 granted consent and minor variance applications for properties at 472 Melbourne, 680 and 682 de l'Église, and 961 Beaudry, allowing subdivisions and residential construction. The application for 516 Kenwood was adjourned sine die, meaning no new hearing date was set, and public notification will be required.

• Granted consent and minor variance applications for 472 Melbourne (D08-01-26/B-00068-00069, D08-02-26/A-00035-00036)
• Granted consent and minor variance applications for 680 de l'Église (D08-01-26/B-00110-00111, D08-02-26/A-00091)
• Granted consent and minor variance applications for 682 de l'Église (D08-01-26/B-00112, 00117, D08-02-26/A-00090, 00092)
• Granted consent application for 961 Beaudry (D08-01-26/B-00096)
• Adjourned sine die applications for 516 Kenwood (D08-01-26/B-00093, D08-02-26/A-00066-00067)

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 3

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 3 is meeting to review three property applications. The body will consider requests to subdivide land for residential use and a minor variance for a garage construction.

• 4712 Beckwith Boundary: Consent application to subdivide property into two lots
• 7703 McCordick: Minor variance application for increased height and reduced watercourse setback for a detached garage
• 661 David Manchester: Consent application to sever property into three lots for future residential development

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 3 granted a consent application to subdivide 4712 Beckwith Boundary into two lots, and granted as amended a minor variance for a detached garage at 7703 McCordick. A consent application for 661 David Manchester was adjourned to August 18, 2026, at the applicant's request. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Granted consent application D08-01-26/B-00042 for 4712 Beckwith Boundary to subdivide into two lots
• Granted as amended minor variance D08-02-26/A-00053 for 7703 McCordick for increased height and reduced setback to watercourse for detached garage
• Adjourned consent applications D08-01-23/B-00149-00150 for 661 David Manchester to August 18, 2026

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 2

Panel 2 of Ottawa's Committee of Adjustment will hear six consent applications. The applications include severing properties at 1000/1002 Hollington, 49/51 Pennard, and 1770 Belcourt into two lots each. Two applications seek easements for vehicular and pedestrian access at 740 and 720 Bannermount. A larger application proposes subdividing 1399 Aurele into three parcels and demolishing the existing dwelling.

• 1000, 1002 Hollington – consent to sever the property into two lots, each with a semi‑detached dwelling.
• 740 Bannermount – consent to establish an easement for vehicular and pedestrian access.
• 720 Bannermount – consent to establish an easement for vehicular and pedestrian access.
• 1770 Belcourt – consent to subdivide the property into two lots for future residential development.
• 1399 Aurele – consent to subdivide the property into three parcels and demolish the existing dwelling.

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 2 granted five consent applications for property severances and easements, and adjourned one application sine die. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Granted consent for easement at 740 Bannermount (D08-01-26/B-00113)
• Granted consent for easement at 720 Bannermount (D08-01-26/B-00114)
• Granted consent to subdivide 1770 Belcourt into two lots (D08-01-26/B-00107)
• Granted consent to sever 49, 51 Pennard into two lots (D08-01-26/B-00120)
• Granted consent to subdivide 1399 Aurele into three parcels (D08-01-26/B-00122-00123)
• Adjourned sine die application for 1000, 1002 Hollington (D08-01-26/B-00121)

City Council

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Council approved the Development Charge Reduction Program, adding $398.0 million in budget authority for a total of $692.2 million, and created a Residential Development Charge Reduction Grant that cuts residential development charges by 54 percent, retroactive to January 1, 2026. Council also approved a series of flood recovery measures for the July 1 storm, including waiving some Compassionate Grant eligibility requirements, suspending certain permit fees, and partnering with the Canadian Red Cross. The Rental Renovation Licence By-law was approved, and the Golden Triangle Heritage Conservation District was designated.

• Approved Development Charge Reduction Program with $692.2M total budget authority (23-1)
• Created Residential Development Charge Reduction Grant cutting residential DC rates by 54%
• Waived Compassionate Grant eligibility requirements for July 1 flood claims
• Suspended demolition, building permit, and related fees for July 1 flood damage
• Endorsed Canadian Red Cross partnership for flood recovery (up to $400,000)
• Approved Rental Renovation Licence By-law (20-5)
• Designated Golden Triangle Heritage Conservation District
• Ratified CUPE 5500 collective agreement

Ottawa Public Library Board

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Built Heritage Committee

The Built Heritage Committee will vote on recommending Council approve the Golden Triangle Heritage Conservation District study and plan. They will also decide on designating 701 Montréal Road, approving demolition of an accessory structure at 66 Bradford Street, and reconsidering the heritage value of 5897 Fernbank Road after demolition. The committee will receive the Rideau Canal Cultural Landscape Study.

• Approve Golden Triangle Heritage Conservation District study and plan
• Designate 701 Montréal Road under Part IV of Ontario Heritage Act
• Approve demolition of accessory structure at 66 Bradford Street
• Repeal heritage designation for 5897 Fernbank Road post-demolition
• Receive Rideau Canal Cultural Landscape Study for Ottawa Reach

The committee recommended the designation of the Golden Triangle Heritage Conservation District and several individual property actions. Other decisions included approving a demolition at 66 Bradford Street and recommending support for the Canadian Register of Historic Places.

• Recommended Golden Triangle Heritage Conservation District designation (Carried as amended)
• Recommended notice of intention to designate 701 Montréal Road (Carried, 1 dissent)
• Approved demolition of accessory structure at 66 Bradford Street (Carried)
• Recommended repeal of heritage designation for 5897 Fernbank Road following demolition (Carried)
• Adopted Rideau Canal Cultural Landscape Study Statements of Significance (Carried)
• Recommended Council support for National Trust for Canada's stewardship of the Canadian Register of Historic Places (Carried)

Police Service Board Human Resources Committee

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Planning and Housing Committee

The committee will recommend Council approve a new Rental Renovation Licence By-law requiring landlords to obtain a licence for renovations. They will also vote on several zoning and official plan amendments, including a 12-storey building on Loretta Avenue and Hickory Street, and a recommendation to refuse an urban boundary expansion in Stittsville West. Additionally, they will discuss updates to secondary planning processes and urban design guidelines.

• New Rental Renovation Licence By-law (city-wide)
• 12-storey building at 287-299 Loretta Ave S and 153-157 Hickory St
• Recommendation to refuse urban boundary expansion at 6437 Flewellyn Rd and 6435 Fernbank Rd
• Approval of S-1 Barrhaven South Future Neighbourhood plan
• Secondary Plan Update: pause on Beechwood/St-Laurent, Richmond Rd/Westboro, South Keys; use concept plans for S3 and E1

The committee recommended that Council approve a new Rental Renovation Licence By-law and a future review of the policy in 2027. Additionally, the committee recommended the approval of a 12-storey building at Loretta Avenue South and Hickory Street, while recommending the refusal of an urban boundary expansion in Stittsville.

• Recommended Council approve the proposed Rental Renovation Licence By-law (Carried, dissent from Councillor W. Lo)
• Approved adding a review of the rental renovation by-law to the next Council term workplan for Q4 2027 (9-2)
• Recommended Council approve Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for a 12-storey building at 287, 299 Loretta Avenue South and 153, 157 Hickory Street (Carried)
• Received report regarding a public notification error for 267 O’Connor Street (Received)
• Recommended Council refuse Official Plan Amendment for urban boundary expansion at 6437 Flewellyn Road and 6435 Fernbank Road (Carried)
• Confirmed PHC Minutes 67 from June 17, 2026 (Carried)

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 1

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 1 will hear five applications for minor variances and one consent to subdivide. The most notable is a request to build a three-storey house with multiple setback reductions and a front-facing garage at 334 Queen Elizabeth Drive. Other items include a property subdivision on Gladstone Avenue and variances for decks, rooftop structures, and additions.

• 1014, 1016 Gladstone: Consent to subdivide semi-detached into two parcels.
• 334 Queen Elizabeth: Minor variance for 3-storey house with reduced setbacks, front garage, double-wide driveway.
• 29 MacKinnon: Minor variance to regularize existing non-complying deck setbacks.
• 207 Carillon: Minor variance for zero setback for rooftop access structure.
• 41 Harvard: Minor variance for increased floor area in flood plain and reduced side yard for addition.

The Panel approved minor variance applications for properties on MacKinnon, Carillon, and Harvard. Two other applications for properties on Gladstone and Queen Elizabeth were adjourned sine die.

• Confirmed minutes of June 17, 2026
• Adjourned sine die application for 1014, 1016 Gladstone
• Adjourned sine die application for 334 Queen Elizabeth
• Granted minor variance for 29 MacKinnon to regularize an existing deck
• Granted as amended minor variance for 207 Carillon for a rooftop access structure
• Granted minor variance for 41 Harvard for an addition in a flood plain

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 3

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 3 is considering six applications for minor variances and consent to allow reduced setbacks, lot severances, and property subdivisions for residential and commercial uses across Ottawa.

• 2450B Sixth Line: minor variance for house with reduced front yard setback, reduced watercourse setback, no street frontage
• 3948 Shirley (Rideau River): minor variance for reduced watercourse setback for a detached dwelling
• 3130 Woodroffe: consent and minor variances to split lot for dental clinic and two semi-detached pairs
• 3380 Jockvale: consent to subdivide for future residential development by Ottawa Community Housing
• 2081 Old Birch: consent to sever into three lots, adjourned from June 16

The Committee approved multiple applications for residential construction, property severances, and a dental clinic. One application for 3330 Roger Stevens was adjourned sine die to allow for the completion of an Environmental Impact Study.

• Granted as amended minor variance for house and accessory building at 2450B Sixth Line
• Granted as amended minor variance for detached dwelling at 3948 Shirley
• Granted consent and minor variances for dental clinic and semi-detached dwellings at 3130 Woodroffe
• Granted as amended consent to subdivide 3380 Jockvale for residential development
• Adjourned sine die consent application for 3330 Roger Stevens
• Granted consent to sever 2081 Old Birch into three separate lots

Committee of Adjustment - Panel 2

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 2 will hear six applications for minor variances and property consents. Items include a reduced building height for a commercial building at 41 Edgewater, a side-yard setback for a house at 12 Whitehill, and property subdivisions at 1727 Rosebella and 1080 Falaise. The meeting is held online due to flooding at Ben Franklin Place.

• 41 Edgewater: reduced minimum building height for commercial building
• 12 Whitehill: reduced side-yard setback and increased building depth for a two-storey house
• 2623 Fenton: transfer part of property to neighbour at 2609 Fenton
• 1727 Rosebella: subdivide into two lots for two detached dwellings
• 1080 Falaise: subdivide into two lots for future residential development

The Committee of Adjustment Panel 2 approved five applications for minor variances and property consents. One application for property subdivision was adjourned sine die. The minutes from June 2 and June 16, 2026, were confirmed.

• Granted minor variance for reduced building height at 41 Edgewater
• Granted minor variance for reduced side yard setback and increased depth at 12 Whitehill
• Granted consent to transfer part of property at 2623 Fenton to neighbor
• Granted consent to establish rear yard access easement at 911 Schooner
• Granted consent to subdivide 1080 Falaise into two lots
• Adjourned sine die consent application to subdivide 1727 Rosebella

Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee

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Environment and Climate Change Committee

The meeting agenda for the Ottawa Environment and Climate Change Committee on June 30, 2026, contains no substantive items—only technical placeholders and instructions for viewing video or files. No decisions, discussions, or action items are listed.

Community Safety and Well-Being Advisory Committee

The Community Safety and Well-Being Advisory Committee will receive updates on two key initiatives: the 'From Response To Resilience' project in partnership with the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction and Ottawa Public Health, and the city's 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan. The committee will provide feedback on these updates. Procedural items include declarations of interest, confirmation of minutes, and notices of motions.

• Update on 'From Response To Resilience' project
• Update on 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan
• Confirmation of minutes from April 7, 2026 meeting

Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee

The Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee is considering several zoning by-law amendments and official plan changes for rural properties. The body will also discuss updates to site plan control, building by-laws, and the extension of an ATV trail pilot project.

• Zoning amendment for a place of worship at 912 David Manchester Road
• Official Plan amendment to expand the Osgoode Care Centre at 7650 Snake Island Road
• One-year extension of the ATV trail network expansion pilot project
• Update to sanitary sewer development charge rates for the Village of Richmond
• Appointment of Andy Robinson as engineer for Thomas R. Baxter Municipal Drain

The Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee advanced several zoning and planning recommendations to City Council for final approval, which will determine land use rules at Rideau Valley Drive North, David Manchester Road, Breezy Heights Road, and Snake Island Road. Members approved a highway name change in Osgoode from Hughson Place to Marshall Farm Lane and directed staff to report back by Q2 2027 on updates to the Site Plan Control By-law and coverage of the Ottawa International Airport Economic District. The committee also scheduled a comprehensive Rural Summit follow-up report with public hearings for its next meeting, which will outline future initiatives for rural communities.

• Approved agenda addition and directed staff to deliver a comprehensive Rural Summit report with public hearings at the next meeting
• Recommended Council endorse zoning amendments for 6158 Rideau Valley Drive North
• Approved (4-1) recommending Council amend zoning by-laws at 912 David Manchester Road to permit a place of worship
• Recommended Council refuse zoning amendments for part of 2933 Breezy Heights Road
• Recommended Council approve an Official Plan amendment to expand the Osgoode Care Centre at 7650 Snake Island Road
• Approved changing the highway name from Hughson Place to Marshall Farm Lane in Osgoode
• Recommended Council approve omnibus amendments to Zoning By-laws 2008-250 and 2026-50
• Directed staff to report back by Q2 2027 on Site Plan Control By-law updates, a Commence Work By-law, and coverage of the Ottawa International Airport Economic District

Public Works and Infrastructure Committee

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee is reviewing proposals for temporary school street closures and several traffic calming measures. The body will also receive the 2025 Parking Services Annual Report and discuss e-scooter safety.

• Agreement with EnviroCentre for School Street pilots on Osgoode Street and Hopewell Avenue
• Installation of all-way stop controls at Solarium Ave/Andromeda Rd, Brian Good Ave/Chorus Dr, and Kelly Farm Dr/Sora Way
• Speed limit reductions to 40 km/h on Abbott Street East, Fernbank Road, and Cope Drive
• Review of the 2025 Parking Services Annual Report
• Discussion on e-scooter safety and sidewalk cost estimates

The committee authorized a pilot program for three school street initiatives starting in Fall 2026. It also approved the installation of several all-way stop controls at specific intersections.

• Approved direction to include e-scooter safety and usage in future road safety plans
• Directed staff to review City branding on municipal street sign blades
• Approved School Street Pilot Agreement for three locations (Carried as amended)
• Received the 2025 Parking Services Annual Report
• Approved all-way stop controls at Solarium/Andromeda, Brian Good/Chorus, and Kelly Farm/Sora

City Council

Council will consider and approve the city's 2025 audited financial statements, hear auditor general reports on bus service planning, job evaluation, and cybersecurity, and decide on several heritage designations and a new extreme weather preparedness grant program.

• Approve 2025 City of Ottawa Consolidated Financial Statements
• Heritage permit for demolition and new construction at 275 Hillcrest Road
• Designate five properties designed by James Strutt under Ontario Heritage Act
• Adopt new Bank Street Heritage Conservation District Plan
• Approve pilot Extreme Weather Preparedness Grant Program

Council adopted the updated Bank Street Heritage Conservation District Plan and approved several heritage designations, including five James Strutt properties (with one deferred). A new Commercial Heritage Façade Improvement Program was created, and a pilot Extreme Weather Preparedness Grant Program was approved.

• Adopted Bank Street Heritage Conservation District Plan
• Approved heritage designations for five James Strutt properties (deferred 915 Merivale Road)
• Created Commercial Heritage Façade Improvement Program
• Approved pilot Extreme Weather Preparedness Grant Program
• Appointed KPMG as Hydro Ottawa auditor
• Approved 2025 consolidated financial statements
• Approved heritage permit for 275 Hillcrest Road
• Received OAG audit reports on bus service planning and cybersecurity

Community Services Committee

Ottawa's Community Services Committee will review responses to inquiries on shelter costs, family shelter, community gardening insurance, tennis/pickleball court rentals, cooperative housing, and encampment clean-up. The committee will also consider a motion directing staff to develop a standardized reporting framework for the Unsheltered Homelessness Outreach Model (UHOM), including AI and public dashboards. A report on delegated authority for recreation and cultural services is for information.

• Response to inquiry on annual costs of emergency shelter stays
• Response to inquiry on family shelter system and transitional housing
• Response to inquiry on insurance for community gardening and invasive plants removal
• Response to inquiry on city tennis and pickleball court rentals
• Motion: Data Framework for Unsheltered Homelessness Outreach Model (UHOM)

The committee approved a motion to develop a standardized reporting framework for unsheltered homelessness. This system will integrate with the Unsheltered Homelessness Outreach Model to provide updates on encampment service requests and public dashboards.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (Carried)
• Approved data framework for unsheltered homelessness outreach (Carried)

Ottawa Police Service Board

The Ottawa Police Service Board will decide whether to approve the purchase of body-worn cameras and proceed with a facial recognition technology initiative. They will also consider extending a contract with Garda Canada for courthouse security and receive multiple annual reports, including use of force and professional standards.

• Approve purchase of body-worn cameras (motion from April 27, 2026)
• Approve joining York/Peel/Halton facial recognition network
• Delegate authority to renew Garda security contract at Ottawa Courthouse
• Receive 2025 Annual Use of Force Report
• Receive OC Transpo Special Constables Unit 2025 Annual Report

The board approved the Ottawa Police Service's onboarding into a shared facial recognition technology network, authorized body-worn camera purchase, and renewed two Telus service agreements. A motion directing the Chief to report on police database misuse detection was carried, and a motion on addressing sexual harassment in the service was adopted.

• Approved joining York/Peel/Halton facial recognition network (carried)
• Approved body-worn camera purchase and deployment (carried)
• Approved Telus mobility services renewal (5-1)
• Approved Telus M2M wireless renewal for police and fire (carried)
• Delegated authority to Chief to renew Garda security screening contract (carried)
• Directed Chief to report on systems detecting police database misuse (carried)
• Adopted motion supporting steps to address sexual harassment and misconduct (carried)
• Received annual Use of Force Report (information)

Ottawa Police Service Board

This is a procedural meeting for the Ottawa Police Service Board. The agenda text provided is minimal and does not contain details on specific decisions, contracts, or public hearings.

The Ottawa Police Service Board held a brief public meeting before adjourning to a closed session. The in-camera portion was called to discuss demonstrations, Canada Day planning, legal matters, and labor relations.

• Adjourned public portion to move In Camera (Carried)