Tweed public meetings in 2022
35 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meeting
The Municipality of Tweed Council is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, accounts, and department updates. Key items include awarding a tender for stairway exits, reviewing wage rates for budget preparations, and considering several by-laws, including one on bridge load limits and one adopting an emergency response plan. The council will also hear delegations from local groups and consider various requests, such as a Rogers tower installation and a septic disposal agreement.
- Award tender for stairway exits
- Review of wage rates for budget preparations
- By-law 2022-73 to limit gross vehicle weight on certain bridges
- By-law 2022-74 to adopt emergency management program and response plan
- Request for support of Rogers EORN C8653 tower installation at 974 Elzevir Rd
Council awarded a contract to Veenstra Contracting for stairway exits and approved the renewal of the municipal insurance program. The board also granted consent for four severance applications and passed by-laws regarding bridge vehicle weight limits and emergency management.
- Awarded $54,500 contract to Veenstra Contracting for concrete stair replacements
- Approved Municipality of Tweed Insurance Program renewal effective December 31, 2022
- Approved 4% increase to wage grids for budget purposes
- Appointed Katelyn Lessard as Community Emergency Management Coordinator
- Approved $5,000 for Quinte Conservation Shoreline Stewardship Program
- Passed By-law No. 2022-73 limiting gross vehicle weight on certain bridges
- Passed By-law No. 2022-74 adopting an Emergency Management Program and Response Plan
- Granted consent for Severance Applications B119/22, B120/22, B121/22, and B142/22
Special Council Meeting
This is a special council meeting held as an informal town hall for Council to receive information and concerns from individuals impacted by the July 2022 tornado event. The agenda includes land acknowledgement, approval of the agenda, disclosure of interests, and delegations limited to 10 minutes each. No decisions or votes are listed; the meeting is primarily for listening to public input.
- Town hall for residents impacted by July 2022 tornado
- Delegations limited to 10 minutes per Procedural By-law No. 2020-49
- Meeting held at Tweed Hungerford Agricultural Building, 617 Louisa St., Tweed, ON
Council Meeting
Tweed Council meets to handle routine business, including approving minutes, accounts, and several by-laws. Key items include four zoning by-law amendments (2022-67 to 2022-70), a road allowance closure (2022-71), and a presentation from Quinte Conservation on 2023 fees. Council will also discuss committee appointments, insurance renewal, and funding requests.
- By-laws 2022-67 to 2022-70: amendments to Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2012-30
- By-law 2022-71: stop up, close, and convey a portion of unopened road allowance
- Quinte Conservation presentation on fee policy and 2023 fee schedules
- Tweed & Area Chamber of Commerce 2023 funding request
- Enbridge Gas application for 2024 rebasing rates; intervenor deadline Dec 2, 2022
Council voted to end tax rebates for vacant or partially vacant retail buildings starting January 1, 2023, and directed an investigation into a vacancy tax for inactive storefronts. The council also passed several zoning amendments and rejected a proposed pedestrian crossing at Victoria and River St.
- Ended tax rebates for vacant or partially vacant retail buildings effective Jan 1, 2023
- Approved investigation into a vacancy tax for vacant or inactive store fronts
- Rejected Victoria and River St. intersection as a candidate for a pedestrian crossing
- Passed By-law No. 2022-66 appointing an alternate member to Hastings County Council
- Passed Zoning By-law Amendments No. 2022-67, 2022-68, 2022-69, and 2022-70
- Passed By-law No. 2022-71 to close and convey a portion of unopened road allowance
- Deferred $3,000 funding request from Tweed & Area Chamber of Commerce to 2023 budget
- Supported County of Prince Edward resolution opposing Bill 3 (Strong Mayors, Building Act)
Inaugural Meeting of Council
This is the inaugural meeting of the newly elected Tweed council. Members will be sworn in, the mayor will give an address, and council members may offer remarks. No decisions or substantive business items are on the agenda.
- Declarations of office for Councillors Jim Flieler, Jacob Palmateer, Peter Valiquette, Deputy Mayor Jamie DeMarsh, and Mayor Don DeGenova
- Mayor's inaugural address
- Remarks by members of council
Council Meeting
Tweed Council meets to consider a zoning amendment for a severed lot at 313 Rockies Rd., award a bidder for surplus properties, and review several staff and committee reports. The agenda also includes a closed session for litigation, routine approvals of accounts and minutes, and various correspondence items.
- Public meeting for zoning amendment ZA11/22 to rezone ~1.35 acres at 313 Rockies Rd. from Rural to Rural Residential
- Awarding successful bidder on 2022-SUR-04 and directing next steps on 4 surplus properties
- By-law 2022-64 to amend comprehensive zoning by-law (ZA10-22)
- Request for reimbursement of damages to a 2017 Honda Civic
- Request to proclaim Nov 25 as International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women
Council authorized a loan for the Tweed & Company Theatre and awarded a $25,500 contract for surplus properties. Several zoning amendments were approved, and the council expressed opposition to the Strong Mayors Building Homes Act.
- Authorized negotiations for a $50,000 loan to Tweed & Company Theatre for stage construction
- Awarded contract 2022-SUR-04 to Mehdi Abbaaspour Mirza Bak-k for $25,500
- Approved Zoning Amendments ZA11/22, ZA12/22, and ZA13/22
- Denied reimbursement request for vehicle damages from Andrew More
- Approved remaining payments to 1652724 Ontario Inc. for Alexander St. infrastructure
- Deferred Victoria and River Streets crosswalk matter to 2023 Budget deliberations
- Supported resolutions opposing the Strong Mayors Building Homes Act
- Authorized an Encroachment Agreement with John Spray and Tara Anderson
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning will hold public planning meetings for three proposed zoning by-law amendments, each seeking to rezone a property for a specific use. The committee will also consider adopting the minutes from the September 30 meeting and handle any minor variance applications or other planning items.
- ZA12/22: Rezone 47.9-hectare parcel (Concession 8, Lots 8 & 9) from Rural (RU) to Special Rural (RU-17) to allow dry storage only in existing barn
- ZA13/22: Rezone 7.34-acre parcel at 831 Hogs Back Rd from Rural (RU) to Special Rural Commercial (RC-17) to allow barn renovation as wedding venue
- ZA14/22: Rezone 3.14-acre parcel at 23A Mothers Rd from Rural Commercial (RC) to Special Rural Residential (RR-44) to allow a second secondary dwelling
- Adoption of September 30 minutes
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning recommended that Council approve three separate zoning amendment applications. These changes involve transitioning land to special rural, commercial, and residential zones to accommodate specific uses and dwelling requirements.
- Recommended Council approve ZA12/22 to change 47.9 hectares to Special Rural (RU-17) zone (Carried)
- Recommended Council approve ZA13/22 to change 7.34 acres to Special Rural Commercial (RC-17) for a wedding venue (Carried)
- Recommended Council approve ZA14/22 to change 3.14 acres to Special Rural Residential (RR-44) for a second secondary dwelling (Carried)
- Approved the October 28th meeting agenda (Carried)
- Adopted the September 30, 2022 meeting minutes (Carried)
Council Meeting
Tweed council is meeting to consider a zoning amendment (ZA10/22) that would increase the maximum gross floor area of secondary units, hold a public meeting on the matter, and receive a delegation about drainage issues on Alexander St. The council will also review quarterly financial reports, approve accounts, and consider several requests for telecommunications towers and utility work.
- Public meeting for zoning amendment ZA10/22 to increase maximum gross floor area of secondary units
- Delegation from 1652724 Ontario Inc. regarding drainage issues on Alexander St. and remaining payments for Alexander St. lots
- Approval of September 2022 Accounts Batch 3 and October 2022 Accounts Batch 1 & September Payroll
- Requests for location approvals from Enbridge Gas Inc. for 2024 Tweed Community Expansion Project and Planview Utility Services Ltd. for utility work in the Village of Tweed
- Requests for letters of concurrence for 45m self-support towers from Xplore Inc. at Lost Channel ON8153 and Bogart ON8163 sites, and a proposed Rogers telecommunications tower at Allore Rd. & East Hungerford Rd.
Council voted 4-1 to deny Zoning Amendment ZA6/22 due to safety concerns raised by Hastings County Planning and a lack of off-street parking per the zoning by-law. Council also authorized staff to prepare a by-law to increase the maximum floor area of secondary units to promote housing. A decision on terminating a 2005 cost-sharing agreement for Alexander Street infrastructure was deferred.
- Denied Zoning Amendment ZA6/22 (4-1 vote) due to safety concerns and lack of off-street parking.
- Authorized staff to prepare a by-law to increase the maximum floor area of secondary units to promote housing.
- Deferred a decision on terminating the 2005 cost-sharing agreement for Alexander Street infrastructure.
- Approved a public Halloween Party at Gateway Land O'Lanes Bowling Alley as an event of municipal significance.
- Deferred a decision on renting the Tweed Arena for a concert and directed exploring other venue options.
- Approved a $375 advertisement in the Military Service Recognition Book.
- Supported Norfolk County's resolution requesting a new 'Draven Alert' system for vulnerable missing persons.
- Granted consent for Severance Applications B36/22 and B37/22 with conditions including parkland fees and road widening.
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning is meeting to decide on two severance applications to create new residential lots, a zoning by-law amendment for a takeout canteen, and a minor variance for a front-yard garage. No public planning meetings are scheduled.
- Severance B36/37-22: create two 0.55-hectare residential lots from 40-hectare parcel at 3880 Shannonville Road
- Zoning amendment ZA6/22: rezone 8 Victoria St. N. from R1 to R1-10 to allow outside takeout canteen
- Minor variance A10/22: allow garage in front yard at 141 Brinson Rd (approx. 31 feet in front of dwelling)
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning recommended that Council approve a zoning amendment (ZA6/22) to rezone 8 Victoria St. N. from Residential First Density (R1) to Special Residential First Density (R1-10) to allow an outdoor takeout canteen. They also approved a minor variance (A10/22) for a front-yard garage at 141 Brinson Rd, and recommended granting consent for two new residential lots at 3880 Shannonville Road (B36 & 37/22) with conditions. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Recommended Council approve zoning amendment ZA6/22 to rezone 8 Victoria St. N. to R1-10 for takeout canteen (carried)
- Approved minor variance A10/22 for front-yard garage at 141 Brinson Rd (carried)
- Recommended Council grant consent for severance B36 & 37/22 at 3880 Shannonville Road with 8 conditions (carried)
- Approved agenda as presented (carried)
- Adopted minutes of August 26, 2022 meeting (carried)
Council Meeting
The Tweed Council meeting on September 27, 2022, includes routine approvals, a delegation for a community event, and several staff reports. Key items for decision include a zoning by-law amendment (By-law 2022-61) and a request for concurrence on a proposed Rogers telecommunications tower. The agenda also covers awarding a contract for Queensborough Hall, approving accounts, and various correspondence and committee minutes.
- By-law No. 2022-61 to amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 2012-30 (ZA9-22)
- Request for concurrence on Rogers EORN telecommunications tower at Barry Rd. & Queensborough Rd.
- Awarding of Queensborough Hall contract
- Approval of September 2022 Accounts Batch 2
- Delegation: Jim Keniston requesting use of Tweed Memorial Park for 8th Annual Trunker-Treat
Council passed By-law 2022-61 amending the comprehensive zoning bylaw, and concurred with Rogers Communications Inc.'s proposal to erect a wireless communication tower at 1653 Queensborough. Council also approved the 8th Annual Tweed Trunker-Treat event at Memorial Park, authorized free waste disposal for Cassidy Block cleanup, and supported a resolution calling for study of municipal councillor recall mechanisms. The October 25 regular meeting was cancelled due to the municipal election voting period.
- Approved By-law 2022-61 amending Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 2012-30 (carried)
- Concurred with Rogers Communications Inc. proposal for telecommunications tower at 1653 Queensborough (carried)
- Approved 8th Annual Tweed Trunker-Treat event at Tweed Memorial Park on Oct 31, 2022 (carried)
- Authorized Quinte Field Naturalists and Quinte Conservation to take Cassidy Block waste to Waste Site free of charge until Nov 30, 2022 (carried)
- Supported Township of McGarry resolution requesting study of municipal councillor recall mechanisms (carried)
- Cancelled October 25, 2022 Regular Council Meeting due to municipal election voting period (carried)
- Approved September 2022 Accounts Batch 2 for payment (carried)
- Approved Confirmatory By-law No. 2022-62 (carried)
Council Meeting
Tweed Council meets to consider a zoning amendment for a property on Lost Channel Rd, hear a petition for a new crosswalk, and receive a proposal from the Tweed Lions Club for a pump track. The agenda also includes several staff reports, by-laws, and notices of motion, including one about abandoned gas wells.
- Public meeting for zoning amendment ZA9/22 at 993 Lost Channel Rd to change zoning from Mineral Extractive Reserve to Rural Residential Holding and Rural Holding
- Petition for new crosswalk with traffic counts from August 16, 17, and 20, 2022
- Tweed Lions Club presentation on pump track proposal at Tweed Recreation Area
- By-law 2022-59 to amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 2012-30
- Request to host GO-VAXX mobile clinic at Tweed Arena
Council agreed to a zoning amendment (ZA9/22) to rezone a severed lot to Rural Residential Holding and a retained parcel to Rural Holding, with holding provisions to be removed after site plan approval. The decision was carried, and staff were authorized to prepare the by-law for final passage at the next meeting.
- Approved Zoning Amendment ZA9/22 for 993 Lost Channel Rd. (carried)
- Approved in principle Tweed Lions Club pump track at Recreation Area, referred to 2023 budget (carried)
- Deferred Actinolite Community Hall septic installation to 2023 budget (carried)
- Declared surplus furniture, offered to Tweed Heritage Centre then non-profits (carried)
- Awarded fillable form tender to Ricoh Canada at $150/hour (carried)
- Approved Kayakomat self-serve kiosk in Tweed Memorial Park (carried)
- Approved GO-VAXX mobile vaccination clinic at Tweed Arena (carried)
- Approved temporary use of three camper trailers at 644 Napanee Rd. while building home (carried)
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Tweed Committee of Adjustment/Planning will consider two severance applications to create new residential lots, a zoning by-law amendment to allow a takeout canteen at 8 Victoria St. N., and a public planning meeting for a zoning amendment to permit a 140-site mobile home campground at 15B Trudeau Lane. The committee will also discuss short-term accommodation regulations based on reports from other municipalities.
- Severance B96/22: Frederick & Dorothy Northey propose creating a 1.7-acre residential lot at 518 Old Hungerford Rd, with retained lands of about 132 acres.
- Severance B95/22: Merline Groskopf proposes creating a 0.998-acre residential lot on Vanderwater Road, with retained lands of about 197 acres.
- Zoning amendment ZA6/22: Glenda Campoli requests rezoning 8 Victoria St. N. from R1 to R1-10 to allow an outside takeout canteen.
- Public meeting ZA3/22: Kevin Trudeau requests rezoning about 50 acres at 15B Trudeau Lane to RRC-9-h to permit a campground with up to 140 mobile homes.
- Discussion of short-term accommodation regulations, with reports from Kawartha Lakes, Kingston, St. Catharines, Ramara, and Lake of Bays.
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning recommended Council approve two residential lot severances (B96/22 and B95/22) with conditions including road widening, parkland fees, and geotechnical studies. They also recommended approval of a zoning amendment (ZA3/22) to allow a 140-site mobile home campground on Trudeau Lane, with a holding provision pending a Responsibility Agreement and Ministry approval. A separate application for a takeout canteen at 8 Victoria St. N. was deferred one final time to allow the applicant to provide proof of off-street parking.
- Recommended approval of severance B96/22 for a new residential lot at 518 Old Hungerford Rd, with 8 conditions (carried)
- Recommended approval of severance B95/22 for a new residential lot on Vanderwater Rd, with 8 conditions (carried)
- Recommended approval of zoning amendment ZA3/22 to rezone 50 acres to RRC-9-h for a 140-site mobile home campground on Trudeau Lane (carried)
- Deferred zoning amendment ZA6/22 for a takeout canteen at 8 Victoria St. N. one final time to allow applicant to provide off-street parking proof (carried)
- Received staff report on short-term accommodations and licensing, forwarded to Council without committee review (carried)
Council Meeting
The Municipality of Tweed Council is meeting to consider a range of administrative and operational items, including the adoption of several new by-laws covering site plan requirements, debt management, reserves, user fees, and infrastructure agreements. The agenda also includes delegations, staff reports, and requests for approvals, but no public planning meetings are scheduled.
- By-law 2022-49: Adopt site plan requirements for residential development, repealing By-laws 2006-14 and 2020-36
- By-laws 2022-50 to 2022-52: Adopt debt management, reserves and reserve funds, and user fees policies
- By-law 2022-53: Authorize agreement for Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) Community, Culture and Recreation stream
- Zoning amendments ZA6/22 (8 Victoria St. N.) and ZA8/22 (64 Queen St.)
- Severance applications B67/22 and B68/22 at 565 Vanderwater Rd
Council approved a $220,864.24 quote from Kyle Ramsay Excavating to replace Greatrix Bridge. It also approved several new policies, including site plan requirements for residential development, a debt management policy, and a reserves policy. Council supported a resolution calling on Ontario to combat money laundering in real estate and approved placement of naloxone kits in municipal buildings.
- Approved $220,864.24 quote for Greatrix Bridge replacement (carried)
- Approved By-law 2022-49 adopting Site Plan Requirements for Residential Development (carried)
- Approved By-law 2022-50 adopting a Debt Management Policy (carried)
- Approved By-law 2022-51 adopting a Reserves and Reserve Funds Policy (carried)
- Approved placement of intranasal naloxone kits in Municipal Office and Arena (carried)
- Approved sponsorship of Mike Letwin Memorial Golf Tournament at $500 (carried)
- Approved extension of Noise By-law to 1:00 a.m. for Tweed Harvest Festival (carried)
- Supported City of Brantford resolution calling on Ontario to combat money laundering in real estate (carried)
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Tweed Committee of Adjustment/Planning will hold a public meeting to consider several planning applications, including two severance requests, two zoning amendments, and three minor variance requests. The committee will also adopt minutes from its June 24 meeting and handle routine procedural items.
- Severance B67&68/22: Fred & Patricia Putman propose creating two new non-farm residential lots from a 3-hectare parcel at 565 Vanderwater Rd.
- Zoning amendment ZA8/22: Ralph & Patricia Hamilton seek to rezone 64 Queen St., Marlbank from Rural Commercial to Residential First Density.
- Zoning amendment ZA6/22: Glenda Campoli seeks to rezone 8 Victoria St. N. to allow an outside takeout canteen.
- Minor variance A6/22: Tim Wilcox requests reduced lot area and water frontage requirements for a limited service dwelling.
- Minor variance A8/22: Alex Chunga requests reduced high water mark setback at 36 Tweedsmuir Cres.
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning recommended approval of a severance to create two new residential lots at 565 Vanderwater Rd, and recommended approval of a zoning amendment at 64 Queen St. Marlbank. It deferred a zoning amendment for a takeout canteen at 8 Victoria St. N. pending more information, and approved three minor variances for lot area, water frontage, setback, and accessory building size.
- Recommended consent for Severance B67&68/22 (Putman) with conditions (carried)
- Recommended approval of Zoning Amendment ZA8/22 (Hamilton) at 64 Queen St. Marlbank (carried)
- Deferred Zoning Amendment ZA6/22 (Campoli) for more information (carried)
- Approved Minor Variance A6/22 (Wilcox) reducing lot area to 0.36 acres and frontage to 100 ft (carried)
- Approved Minor Variance A8/22 (Chunga) reducing high water mark setback to 52.2 ft (carried)
- Approved Minor Variance A9/22 (Doerrl) increasing accessory building floor area to 840 sq ft (carried)
Council Meeting
The Tweed Council meeting on July 26, 2022, includes a closed session for litigation and confidential matters, followed by public items. Council will review quarterly financial reports, potential surplus properties, draft financial policies, and several by-laws, including a zoning amendment. They will also hear a delegation on public safety regarding narc kits and consider numerous requests, including telecommunications towers and event permits.
- By-law 2022-44: Zoning amendment ZA7-22 to amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2012-30
- By-law 2022-45: Adopt corporate complaints handling policy, repeal By-law 2017-53
- By-law 2022-46: Delegated authority for site plan approvals
- By-law 2022-47: Transfer payment agreement for ICIP Green Stream
- Potential surplus properties: 10 properties listed (e.g., Quarry St, Barry Rd, Rockies Rd)
Council declared nine properties as surplus and directed staff to obtain appraisals. It also approved the purchase of a used 2013 John Deere tractor for $61,056, a new fire unit for $69,250 plus HST, and a postage machine for $3,528.55 plus HST. Several by-laws were passed, including zoning amendments and a site plan delegation by-law.
- Declared 9 properties surplus and ordered appraisals
- Approved $61,056 purchase of 2013 John Deere 5100E tractor
- Approved $69,250 + HST purchase of 2022 3500 4X4 fire unit
- Approved $3,528.55 + HST postage machine purchase from Pitney Bowes
- Passed By-law 2022-44 amending Comprehensive Zoning By-law
- Passed By-law 2022-46 delegating site plan approval authority
- Approved $50,000 + HST Community Development Strategic Plan contract with 13 Ways Consulting
- Approved reallocating $950 plowing match funding to Pool/Splash Pad celebration
Special Council Meeting
This is a special council meeting held primarily to go into closed session. Council will receive legal advice about potential litigation being considered against an outside contractor. The closed session is authorized under the Municipal Act for litigation and solicitor-client privilege matters. No public decisions or discussions are on the agenda.
- Closed meeting to receive legal advice on potential litigation against an outside contractor
- Closed session under Municipal Act Section 239(2)(e) and (f)
The special council meeting was held solely to enter a closed session to receive legal advice regarding potential litigation against an outside contractor. No substantive decisions were made in open session; the only actions were approving the agenda, entering the closed meeting, and adjourning.
- Approved special meeting agenda as presented
- Moved into closed meeting at 3:03 p.m. for legal advice on potential litigation
- Directed staff to follow council direction from the closed meeting
- Adjourned at 3:30 p.m.
Special Council Meeting
This is a special council meeting held primarily to go into a closed session. Council will receive information on potential litigation related to a capital project and discuss negotiations to deal with claims by the project's contractors. The closed meeting is authorized under the Municipal Act for litigation and negotiation matters. No public decisions or discussions are on the agenda.
- Closed meeting under Municipal Act Section 239(2)(e) for litigation or potential litigation
- Closed meeting under Section 239(2)(k) for negotiations on contractor claims
- Meeting held at Council Chambers, 255 Metcalf St, Tweed, ON
The special council meeting was held primarily to enter a closed session to receive information on potential litigation and discuss negotiations with contractors for a capital project. Council approved the agenda, went into closed meeting, and directed staff to follow the closed-meeting direction. No substantive public decisions were made.
- Approved special meeting agenda (carried)
- Moved into closed meeting at 3:34 p.m. (carried)
- Directed staff to follow council direction from closed meeting (carried)
- Adjourned at 4:30 p.m. (carried)
Council Meeting
The Tweed Council meeting on June 28, 2022, includes a public meeting for a zoning amendment (ZA7/22) to rezone a severed lot at 823 Lost Channel Rd. for a new dwelling. Council will also consider several by-laws, including a development agreement, a zoning amendment for ZA5/22, and a tax collection policy. The agenda includes reports, accounts approval, and various requests for support and feedback.
- Public meeting for Zoning Amendment ZA7/22 at 823 Lost Channel Rd. to rezone severed lot to WR-2 and EP, retained lot to RR-43 and EP
- By-law 2022-37: Development agreement for Severance B4/22
- By-law 2022-41: Zoning amendment ZA5/22
- By-law 2022-42: Adopt a Tax Collection Policy
- Request for support for Quinte Conservation 75th Anniversary fundraiser
Council approved three severance applications (B18/22, B54/22, B62/22) with conditions, awarded the pound keeper contract to the Humane Society Hastings Prince Edward for 2021-2025, and passed several by-laws including a tax collection policy. A request to install no parking signs near Vanderwater Conservation Area was defeated, and a sponsorship request for Tweed Stampede 2022 was not approved.
- Granted severance B18/22 (993 Lost Channel Rd.) with conditions (carried)
- Granted severance B54/22 (948 East Hungerford Rd.) with conditions (carried)
- Granted severance B62/22 (477 Allore Rd.) with conditions (carried)
- Awarded pound keeper contract to Humane Society Hastings Prince Edward for July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2025 (carried)
- Approved By-law 2022-42 to adopt a Tax Collection Policy (carried)
- Defeated motion to install no parking signs outside Vanderwater Conservation Area (defeated)
- Approved Tweed Harvest Festival use of Arena Parking Lot Sept 24-26, 2022 (carried)
- Denied sponsorship request for Tweed Stampede 2022 (carried)
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning will hear three severance applications to create new residential lots, hold a public meeting on a zoning amendment for a takeout canteen, and discuss whether to regulate short-term rentals. It will also consider three minor variance requests for reduced setbacks, lot area, and parking requirements.
- Severance B18/22: new 1.4 ha lot at 993 Lost Channel Rd, fronting Old Hungerford Rd
- Severance B54/22: new 2.4-acre lot at 948 East Hungerford Rd
- Severance B62/22: new 3.5-acre lot at 477 Allore Rd
- Zoning amendment ZA6/22: rezone 8 Victoria St. N. to R1-10 for takeout canteen
- Minor variance A3/22: reduce rear setback from 10m to 3m at 282 G Cottage Lane
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning recommended Council approve three severance applications (B18/22, B54/22, B62/22) with conditions, denied Minor Variance A3/22, deferred Minor Variance A6/22 and Zoning Amendment ZA6/22, and approved Minor Variance A7/22. The committee also discussed short-term rentals, deferring the topic to a future meeting.
- Recommended approval of Severance B18/22 (993 Lost Channel Rd) with conditions (carried)
- Recommended approval of Severance B54/22 (948 East Hungerford Rd) with conditions (carried)
- Recommended approval of Severance B62/22 (477 Allore Rd) with conditions (carried)
- Denied Minor Variance A3/22 (282 G Cottage Lane) — not minor in nature (defeated)
- Deferred Minor Variance A6/22 (Part of Lot 8, Concession 5) pending survey verification (carried)
- Approved Minor Variance A7/22 (165 Pomeroy Ave) reducing parking to 1.5 spaces per unit (carried)
- Deferred recommendation on Zoning Amendment ZA6/22 (8 Victoria St. N.) (carried)
- Dispensed with further notice for ZA6/22 (carried)
Council Meeting
The Municipality of Tweed Council is meeting to consider several by-laws, including a $2,225,860.86 debenture for capital projects, a zoning amendment for 250 Greenwood Rd., and a street closure for the Tweed Fair. They will also hold a public meeting for a zoning amendment at 22 Conchie Rd., review a draft tax collection policy, and hear requests for a crosswalk on River St., a noise by-law exemption for the fair, and other community items.
- By-law 2022-38: borrowing $2,225,860.86 for capital projects
- Public meeting for zoning amendment ZA5/22 at 22 Conchie Rd. (Healey severances)
- By-law 2022-39: rezone 250 Greenwood Rd. from Rural Commercial to Rural Residential
- By-law 2022-35: Tweed Fair street closure
- Request for crosswalk on River St. at Trans-Canada Trail
Council approved a $2,225,860.86 debenture borrowing by-law for capital projects, passed several by-laws including a zoning amendment, and granted a severance with conditions. They also approved funding for a coming events sign, a noise by-law exemption for the Tweed Fair, and a long jump pit, among other items. All motions were carried unanimously.
- Approved By-law 2022-38 authorizing $2,225,860.86 borrowing for capital projects
- Approved Zoning Amendment ZA4/22 as recommended by Committee of Adjustment/Planning
- Granted consent for Severance Application B32/22 with conditions
- Approved $10,000 for Coming Events Sign (Option 1)
- Approved noise by-law exemption to 1:30 a.m. for Tweed Fair on July 15-16, 2022
- Approved installation of long jump pit at Tweed Recreation Area for Track and Field Day
- Approved funding for engineered drawings of Marlbank Canteen from Marlbank Recreation Reserves
- Declared June 2022 as Pride Month in Tweed
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning will hold a public meeting to consider a severance application and a zoning amendment application. The agenda also includes a request for an extension of Metcalf Street. No minor variances are listed.
- Severance B32/22: creation of a new 4.2-acre rural lot at 823 Lost Channel Rd., Hungerford
- Public meeting for Zoning Amendment ZA4/22: rezone 24.29 acres at 250 Greenwood Rd. from Rural Commercial to Rural Residential
- Request for extension of Metcalf Street by EcoVue Consulting Services Inc.
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning recommended Council grant consent for Severance Application B32/22 to create a new rural lot at 823 Lost Channel Rd., subject to conditions including tax payment, parkland fee, road widening, and rezoning. They also recommended approval of Zoning Amendment ZA4/22 for a second dwelling at 250 Greenwood Rd., pending a site plan showing a suitable building envelope. A request to extend Metcalf Street was discussed but no decision was made.
- Recommended consent for Severance Application B32/22 (Carried)
- Recommended approval of Zoning Amendment ZA4/22 (Carried)
- Approved agenda as presented (Carried)
- Adopted April 29, 2022 minutes (Carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 11:06 a.m. (Carried)
Council Meeting
Tweed Council is meeting to consider several by-laws, including adopting the 2022 budget and tax rates, and to discuss items such as short-term rentals, pandemic pay policy, and expired building maintenance contracts. The agenda also includes delegations from Tweed Music Festivals and Cogeco on broadband expansion, plus various requests for proclamations and support.
- By-law 2022-27 to adopt 2022 estimates and strike tax rates
- By-law 2022-31 to amend fees, including bulk waste fee increase
- Reconsideration of short-term rentals policy
- Review of pandemic pay policy and expired building repair contracts
- Delegation from Cogeco on broadband expansion in Hastings County
Council approved the 2022 tax rate by-law (By-law 2022-27) and awarded the park rental tender for a chip truck to Duffers Chipwagon at $2,100 for 2022. A motion to repeal the Pandemic Pay Policy was defeated, but a subsequent motion to receive the report was carried. Council also directed staff to investigate short-term rental options and refer the matter to the Committee of Adjustment/Planning.
- Approved By-law 2022-27 to adopt 2022 estimates and strike tax rates
- Awarded park rental tender to Duffers Chipwagon at $2,100 for 2022
- Defeated motion to repeal Pandemic Pay Policy
- Directed staff to investigate short-term rental options and refer to Committee of Adjustment/Planning
- Authorized tender process for new 3-year municipal buildings repair and maintenance contracts
- Extended Demolition Permit #19-154 for Bill Fox at 37 Ervine Rd. to Dec 31, 2022
- Approved By-law 2022-28 to appoint board/committee members
- Approved By-law 2022-29 to constitute Committee of Adjustment/Planning
Council Meeting
Council approved the 2021 audited financial statements and authorized two members to sign the audit reporting letter. Council also approved raising the bulk item fee for residents from $130.00 to $171.00 over two years, and directed staff to prepare a by-law amendment. Several other items were approved, including a fire hall roof replacement tender, two severance applications, and a Community Improvement Plan request from Park Place Motel. A funding request from the Tweed-Hungerford Agricultural Society for $3,000.00 was defeated by a tie vote.
- Approved 2021 audited financial statements
- Approved raising bulk waste fee from $130 to $171 over 2 years
- Approved $31,640 fire hall roof replacement tender (Jack Robinson)
- Granted consent for Severance Application B16/22 (2471 Marlbank Rd.)
- Granted consent for Severance Application B28/22 (1596 Sulphide Rd.)
- Approved Community Improvement Plan request from Park Place Motel
- Approved Community Improvement Plan request from Tweed and Company Theatre
- Defeated $3,000 funding request from Tweed-Hungerford Agricultural Society (tie vote)
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning is meeting to consider three severance applications and three minor variance requests. The agenda also includes adoption of minutes and standard procedural items. No public planning meetings or other planning committee items are scheduled.
- Severance B16/22: Scott & Andia Hardy, 2471 Marlbank Rd — create new ~7 ac rural lot with ~495 ft frontage
- Severance B18/22: Brian & Elizabeth Vandijk, 993 Lost Channel Rd — create new ~1.4 ha non-farm residential lot with ~140 m frontage on Old Hungerford Rd
- Severance B28/22: Richard Vandelft & Marjorie Johnson, 1596 Sulphide Rd — create new ~1.5 ac vacant residential lot with 150.9 ft frontage
- Minor Variance A3/22: Brent Williams, 282 G Cottage Ln — reduce rear yard setback from 10 m to 3 m and water frontage from 100 m to 33.2 m
- Minor Variance A5/22: Deborah Phillips, 286 Cottage Ln — reduce rear yard setback to 3.6 m and high watermark setback from 30 m to 25 m for septic
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning approved two severance applications (B16/22 and B28/22) with conditions, deferred one severance (B18/22) pending County Planner input, and deferred one minor variance (A3/22) at the applicant's request. It also approved minor variance A5/22 and deferred A6/22 pending a Quinte Conservation report.
- Approved severance B16/22 (Hardy, 2471 Marlbank Rd) with conditions (carried)
- Deferred severance B18/22 (Vandijk, 993 Lost Channel Rd) pending MDS setback info (carried)
- Approved severance B28/22 (Vandelft/Johnson, 1596 Sulphide Rd) with conditions incl. $750 parkland fee (carried)
- Deferred minor variance A3/22 (Williams, 282 G Cottage Ln) at applicant's request (carried)
- Approved minor variance A5/22 (Phillips, 286 Cottage Ln) reducing setbacks for septic (carried)
- Deferred minor variance A6/22 (Wilcox) pending Quinte Conservation report (carried)
Council Meeting
The Tweed Council meeting on April 13, 2022 includes routine approvals (minutes, accounts, by-laws) and several staff reports. Key items include proposed zoning by-laws for a severance at 7896 Highway 37, a new Tweed Memorial Park rental agreement, and public works contracts for bridge engineering and road resurfacing. The agenda also lists numerous requests for funding, event permissions, and endorsements of resolutions from other municipalities.
- By-laws 2022-22 and 2022-23 to rezone severed lot to Rural Residential and retained land to Special Rural (RU-16) at 7896 Highway 37
- By-law 2022-24 to amend 2022 budget by-law
- Tweed Memorial Park rental agreement (previous expired Dec 31, 2021)
- Joe Allore Bridge replacement engineering services
- Road resurfacing with 30mm Everlife hotmix
Council awarded the engineering services contract for the Joe Allore Bridge replacement to Jewell Engineering for $131,615 plus HST, and approved a $751,687.30 quote from Drain Bros. for resurfacing Vanderwater Road with 30mm Everlife Hotmix, funding the overage from the 2022 budget for a Tandem Axle Truck. Council also approved a $334,963 quote from Mack Truck for a 2022 Tandem Axle Dump Truck with Plow and Wing, and authorized OCWA to proceed with a water treatment medium update at an approximate cost of $83,000, funded from the water and sewer reserve. Several requests were denied, including reimbursement for car damages, use of the Oil Kings name/logo, endorsement of a gravel mining moratorium, and a gypsy moth spraying program.
- Awarded Joe Allore Bridge engineering services to Jewell Engineering ($131,615 + HST)
- Approved Vanderwater Road resurfacing quote from Drain Bros. ($751,687.30, HST included)
- Approved Mack Truck quote for 2022 Tandem Axle Dump Truck with Plow and Wing ($334,963 + HST)
- Authorized OCWA water treatment medium update (~$83,000, funded from water/sewer reserve)
- Approved bulk item removal rate increase at landfill
- Approved Senior Community Grant Program application (up to $25,000)
- Denied Christopher McDermott's request for car damage reimbursement
- Denied use of Oil Kings name/logo for Junior Oil Kings program
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning is meeting to consider a severance application and two minor variance requests. The agenda includes a request to defer one variance application. No public planning meetings are scheduled.
- Severance B2/22: create a 6.4-acre rural commercial lot at 7896 Highway 37
- Minor Variance A3/22: reduce rear yard setback from 10m to 3m at 282 G Cottage Lane (deferral requested)
- Minor Variance A4/22: reduce Mineral Extractive Reserve setback from 300m to 65m at 1052 Hogsback Rd
- Minor Variance A4/22: recognize existing accessory building in front yard at 1052 Hogsback Rd
Council Meeting
Tweed Council is meeting to consider several zoning amendments, award tenders for animal control and bridge engineering, and pass by-laws including one to impose administrative monetary penalties for by-law violations. They will also discuss a request for a letter of support for the Trail of Broken Hearts project and potential surplus properties.
- Public meeting for Zoning Amendment ZA2/22 (John Spray) to rezone land on Part of Lot 2, Concession 9, Hungerford from Rural to Rural Residential and Special Rural
- Awarding tenders for Animal Control and Livestock Investigator services
- Engineering services for replacement of Joe Allore Bridge
- By-law 2022-19 to impose administrative monetary penalties for by-law violations
- Consideration of potential surplus properties for 2022
Council awarded the Animal Control Services Contract to Kevin Baker for April 1, 2022 to March 31, 2025, conditional on insurance and WSIB proof, and authorized negotiation for a reduced retainer for livestock investigation services. Council approved engineering services for the Joe Allore Bridge replacement from Greer Galloway Group at $116,706.40 (HST included), and approved quotes for stormwater management planning, crushed gravel, and winter sand. Council declared properties #22-0140 to #22-0147 as surplus (3-1) and directed staff to advertise sales, and passed several zoning amendment by-laws and an administrative monetary penalties by-law.
- Awarded Animal Control Services Contract to Kevin Baker (carried)
- Authorized negotiation with Kevin Baker for Livestock Investigation Services retainer (carried)
- Approved $116,706.40 engineering quote for Joe Allore Bridge replacement (carried)
- Approved $11,860 plus HST stormwater management plan for Charles Road Subdivision (carried)
- Approved $8.00/tonne crushed gravel for Vanderwater Road resurfacing (carried)
- Approved winter sand quotes: $7.50/tonne for 10,000 tonnes and $6.90/tonne for 7,500 tonnes (carried)
- Declared properties #22-0140 to #22-0147 surplus and directed advertising (3-1)
- Passed By-laws 2022-15 through 2022-20, including zoning amendments and administrative monetary penalties (carried)
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning is meeting to handle routine items like agenda approval and disclosures, but the main substantive item is a council request to discuss reducing the minimum lot frontage for R1-zoned lots with public water and sewer from 59.1 feet to 40 feet. No decisions are listed; the item is for discussion only.
- Council request to reduce R1 zone minimum lot frontage from 59.1 ft to 40 ft for lots with public services
- Land acknowledgement and procedural items (call to order, agenda approval, disclosures)
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning held a special meeting to review a council-referred motion proposing to reduce the minimum lot frontage in the R1 zone to 40 feet. After hearing from Councillor Flieler, Director of Planning Justin Harrow, and the CAO-Treasurer, the Committee voted to recommend that Council not proceed with the change. The meeting adjourned at 10:40 a.m.
- Recommended Council not reduce R1 lot frontage to 40 feet (carried)
Council Meeting
The Tweed Council meeting on March 9, 2022, includes decisions on a waste collection contract with SusGlobal Energy, awarding an accessible washroom tender, and several by-laws (zoning, trailers, traffic/parking). Council will also hear a delegation from Tweed & Company Theatre about the Marble Arts Centre transfer and 2022 programming, and consider various resignations, requests, and reports.
- Waste collection contract with SusGlobal Energy (2020-2023) and February invoice
- Awarding Administration Accessible Washroom Tender
- By-law 2022-11 to amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2012-30
- By-law 2022-12 to regulate placement and use of trailers
- Zoning amendments ZA22/21 (206 Barry Rd), ZA23/21 (1417 Moneymore Rd), ZA1/22 (1068 East Hungerford Rd)
Council approved a new waste collection contract at an increased price with a 30- or 60-day cancellation clause, and declined to pay SusGlobal's February invoice. It awarded the Administration Accessible Washroom Tender to Veenstra Contracting for $22,850 plus HST, funded from the Municipal Building Reserve. Council also approved quotes for a John Deere backhoe loader ($147,900 plus HST), a Ford F150 patrol truck ($45,411 plus HST), and OSIM bridge inspections ($9,000 plus HST). A motion to not proceed with rezoning application ZA5/21 was defeated (1-2), and the matter was deferred.
- Approved new waste collection contract with cancellation clause; SusGlobal February invoice not approved
- Awarded Administration Accessible Washroom Tender to Veenstra Contracting ($22,850 + HST)
- Approved John Deere backhoe loader quote ($147,900 + HST)
- Approved Ford F150 XLT patrol truck quote from Bence Motors ($45,411 + HST)
- Approved OSIM bridge inspections quote from Q&E Engineering ($9,000 + HST)
- Deferred decision on declaring surplus properties
- Defeated motion to not approve rezoning ZA5/21 (1-2); application deferred
- Approved paying heating bills for halls in the Hamlets effective Jan 1, 2022
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning will hold public meetings on three severance applications and three zoning by-law amendments, and will consider two minor variance requests. The agenda also includes a council request to discuss reducing the minimum lot frontage in R1 zones from 59.1 to 40 feet for lots with public services.
- Severance B132/21: Todd & Tammy Meeks, 931 Napanee Rd., create 0.91 ha residential lot
- Severance B3/22: William & Norma Roushorn, 313 Rockies Rd., create 1.35 ac lot
- Severance B4/22: Nev Bezaire, 1151 French Settlement Rd., split 40 ac into two 20 ac lots
- Zoning amendment ZA22/21: St. Mary's of Egypt Refuge Inc., 206 Barry Rd., increase cabins from 4 to 6
- Zoning amendment ZA23/21: Ken Cochrane, 1417 Moneymore Rd., rezone EP to RU for dwelling
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning recommended Council approve three severance applications (B132/21, B3/22, B4/22) and three zoning amendments (ZA22/21, ZA23/21, ZA1/22), each with conditions. It also approved two minor variance applications (A1/22, A2/22). All motions were carried unanimously.
- Recommended consent for Severance B132/21 (Todd & Tammy Meeks) with conditions (carried)
- Recommended consent for Severance B3/22 (William & Norma Roushorn) with conditions (carried)
- Recommended consent for Severance B4/22 (Nev Bezaire) with conditions (carried)
- Recommended approval of Zoning Amendment ZA22/21 (St. Mary's of Egypt Refuge Inc.) with condition (carried)
- Recommended approval of Zoning Amendment ZA23/21 (Ken Cochrane) with condition (carried)
- Recommended approval of Zoning Amendment ZA1/22 (Robert Jackson & Susanne Darling) (carried)
- Approved Minor Variance A1/22 (Jordan Chisholm) to reduce front yard setback (carried)
- Approved Minor Variance A2/22 (Tim Porter) to reduce side and front yard setbacks (carried)
Special Council Meeting
This special council meeting has two purposes: to consider passing By-law No. 2022-10, which would authorize the Municipality of Tweed to enter into an Ontario Transfer Payment Agreement for the Municipal Modernization Program Intake 3, and to hold a closed meeting to receive information about a proposed or pending acquisition or disposition of land. The agenda is otherwise procedural, including land acknowledgement, approval of the agenda, and disclosure of pecuniary interests.
- Consideration of By-law No. 2022-10 to authorize an Ontario Transfer Payment Agreement for the Municipal Modernization Program Intake 3
- Closed meeting under Section 239(2)(c) of the Municipal Act regarding a proposed or pending acquisition or disposition of land
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several reports and draft by-laws, including potential bridge closures, waste site concerns, and administrative monetary penalties. They will also discuss snowbank concerns, contractor use, and future development opportunities. The meeting is largely a review and discussion session, with decisions to be made on these items.
- Review of potential bridge closures with lists of structures for replacement, rehabilitation, and maintenance
- Report on recycling and non-residents using the waste site
- Draft Administrative Monetary Penalties By-law and resolution to defer
- Draft Trailer By-law and resolution to defer to committee
- Review of Traffic and Parking By-law No. 2020-58 regarding accessible parking and narrow streets
Council Meeting
Tweed Council is meeting to consider several by-laws, including adopting the 2022 budget, amending municipal fees, and authorizing delegated authority during the election period. They will also hold a public meeting for a zoning amendment and discuss a petition about volunteer firefighters, as well as a contract for eVoting services.
- Public meeting for Zoning Amendment ZA24/21 to rezone a 2.0-acre lot from Rural (RU) to Rural Residential (RR) at Part of Lot 11, Concession 4, Township of Hungerford
- By-law 2022-06 to adopt the 2022 municipal budget
- By-law 2022-07 to amend fees and charges by-law 2020-31
- By-law 2022-08 to authorize delegated authority during the lame duck period of the 2022 municipal election
- Consideration of Intelivote Systems Inc. contract for eVoting services for the 2022 municipal election
Council adopted the 2022 municipal budget by passing By-law 2022-06, and denied Zoning Amendment ZA20/21 due to unresolved neighbour concerns. Council also approved a flooring quote, authorized an eVoting contract, and deferred a decision on ZA5/21. A motion to request the province dissolve the Ontario Land Tribunal was defeated.
- Adopted 2022 budget via By-law 2022-06 (carried)
- Denied Zoning Amendment ZA20/21 (carried)
- Deferred decision on Zoning Amendment ZA5/21 (carried)
- Approved $4,018.10 flooring quote from Tom Belch & Sons (carried)
- Authorized eVoting contract with Intelivote Systems Inc. (carried)
- Approved By-law 2022-07 amending fees and charges (carried)
- Approved By-law 2022-08 for lame duck period authority (carried)
- Defeated motion to request dissolution of Ontario Land Tribunal
Committee of Adjustment-Planning
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning will hold public meetings on two zoning by-law amendments: one to rezone 946 Moneymore Rd to allow a livestock shelter, and another to rezone 252 Maines Road to permit a medical marijuana production facility. They will also consider a severance application, a minor variance, and a council request to reduce the minimum R1 lot frontage from 59.1 to 40 feet for lots with public services.
- Public meeting for ZA5/21: rezone 15.37 acres at 946 Moneymore Rd from Rural Residential to Rural to allow a livestock shelter
- Public meeting for ZA20/21: rezone 20.14 acres at 252 Maines Road from Rural to Rural Industrial for a medical marijuana production facility
- Severance application B132/21: create a 0.91-hectare residential lot from a 45-hectare parcel at 931 Napanee Rd
- Minor variance A13/21: reduce side yard setback from 3m to 0.9m and rear yard setback from 9m to 5.42m at 218 Mary St
- Council request: consider reducing R1 minimum lot frontage from 59.1 to 40 feet for lots with public services
The Committee of Adjustment/Planning deferred a decision on Severance Application B132/21 pending more information, and voted to recommend denial of Zoning Amendments ZA5/21 and ZA20/21. It approved Minor Variance A13/21 and discussed a council request on frontage reduction.
- Deferred Severance Application B132/21 (Todd & Tammy Meeks) pending MDS and aggregate setback info
- Defeated motion to recommend approval of Severance B132/21
- Defeated motion to recommend approval of Zoning Amendment ZA5/21 (Ronald Mitts, 946 Moneymore Rd)
- Defeated motion to recommend approval of Zoning Amendment ZA20/21 (Huocai Luo, 252 Maines Rd)
- Approved Minor Variance A13/21 (Petr Ruzicka, 218 Mary St) to reduce setbacks
- Approved agenda and previous minutes
Council Meeting
Tweed Council meets to consider the 2022 draft budget, a rezoning by-law, and a delegation about placing six fire department members on unpaid leave. The agenda includes routine reports on COVID costs, investments, capital updates, and accounts, plus correspondence on insurance and vaccination policy concerns.
- 2022 Draft Budget presentation and review
- By-law 2022-04 to rezone land from Environmental Protection to Rural Residential and Rural zones
- Delegation from Lisa Ray Latchford regarding six fire department members on unpaid leave
- Request to sign Environmental Compliance Approval application for housing project at 53 Bridgewater Rd.
- Approval of January 2022 Accounts Batch 2
Council received the 2022 draft budget and directed staff to prepare adoption by-laws for February 9, while authorizing tenders for capital projects and fire PPE. It also passed a rezoning by-law (2022-04) despite an opposition letter, authorized signing an environmental compliance application for a housing project at 53 Bridgewater Rd., and supported AMO's call to address joint and several liability. All motions carried unanimously.
- Received 2022 draft budget and directed staff to prepare adoption by-laws (carried)
- Authorized tender process for capital projects and fire PPE (carried)
- Passed By-law 2022-04 rezoning severed and retained lots (carried)
- Authorized CAO/Treasurer to sign Environmental Compliance Approval for 53 Bridgewater Rd. housing project (carried)
- Supported AMO's recommendations on joint and several liability (carried)
- Approved 2022 operating budget of Centre and South Hastings Waste Services Board (carried)
- Approved January 2022 accounts batch 2 for payment (carried)
- Approved Xplornet fibre network installations (carried)
Council Meeting
The Municipality of Tweed Council is meeting to consider routine administrative items, including approving minutes, accounts, and by-laws, as well as receiving staff and committee reports. A public planning meeting will be held for a zoning amendment to allow a new residential lot at 684 Moneymore Rd. Council will also consider several requests for proclamations and support for resolutions from other municipalities.
- Public meeting for Zoning Amendment ZA21/21 at 684 Moneymore Rd., Hungerford, to rezone from Environmental Protection to Rural Residential and Rural
- By-law No. 2022-01: borrowing of money by the Corporation
- By-law No. 2022-02: interim tax levy for 2022
- Notice of motion to reduce minimum lot frontage in R-1 zone to 40 ft for lots on public services
- Request for signature on Environmental Compliance Approval for 53 Bridgewater Rd. housing project
Council approved the development of a skate trail at the soccer field and authorized appraisals on 8 potential surplus properties. A request to sign an Environmental Compliance Approval Application for the 53 Bridgewater Rd. housing project was defeated, then deferred for further information. Council also supported a resolution on recidivism rates but defeated a resolution supporting Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action.
- Approved development of skate trail at soccer field
- Authorized appraisals on 8 potential surplus properties
- Defeated motion to sign Environmental Compliance Approval Application for 53 Bridgewater Rd. housing project
- Deferred request for signature on Environmental Compliance Approval Application for 53 Bridgewater Rd. housing project
- Defeated motion to support Township of Mulmur resolution on Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action
- Supported Town of Penetanguishene Police Services Board resolution on recidivism
- Approved $25,000 transfer from Working Capital Reserve to 2022 Parks Department Budget
- Approved By-law No. 2022-01 (borrowing) and By-law No. 2022-02 (interim tax levy)