Wellington County public meetings in 2024
46 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Warden's Advisory Committee
The agenda for this meeting consists of procedural boilerplate. The only substantive item listed is a closed meeting session with an agenda sent separately.
- Closed meeting session
Special Meeting of Council
Council is meeting for the Warden's Inauguration to elect a Warden and appoint committee chairs. The session includes the appointment of the Warden's Advisory Committee and the administration of the Declaration of Office.
- Election of Warden
- Election of Committee Chairs for Administration, Finance and Human Resources, Economic Development, Information, Heritage and Seniors, Planning and Land Division, Roads, and Solid Waste Services
- Appointment of Vice-Chair for Joint Social Services and Land Ambulance Committee
- Appointment of County Councillor for the Wellington County O.P.P. Detachment Board
- Appointment of Warden's Advisory Committee
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Wellington County Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee will discuss planned accessibility projects, including the Mapleton Kinettes Playground replacement and Centre Wellington's new Operations Centre. It will present the 2024 schedule for quarterly accessibility reporting through 2027 and receive an update on the FADM Working Group and the new Ontario Building Code. The committee will note current vacancies in its membership and consider the Township of Wellington North's Accessibility Incentive Application.
- Mapleton – Kinettes Playground Replacement (accessibility project)
- Centre Wellington – New Operations Centre (accessibility project)
- 2024 schedule of quarterly accessibility reporting for municipalities (2024‑2027)
- FADM Working Group update and new Ontario Building Code
- Township of Wellington North Accessibility Incentive Application
Land Division Committee
The Wellington County Land Division Committee will approve the minutes from the November 14, 2024 meeting. It will consider a series of land division applications, with several recommended for expedited processing. The committee will discuss both expedited and regular applications from various townships.
- Expedited review of B88-24-B89-24 – Gary Martin (Wellington North)
- Expedited review of B90-24 – Brian Crawley (Puslinch)
- Expedited review of B91-24 – Spectrum Holdings Ltd. (Mapleton)
- Expedited review of B92-24-B93-24 – 12375532 Canada Inc (Wellington North)
- Regular consideration of B94-24 – Estate of Stanford Snyder (Puslinch)
County Council
County Council is considering several by-laws to establish or update user fees for various county services. The body is also discussing the purchase of two land parcels in the Township of Wellington North and reviewing a preliminary ten-year corporate plan.
- Land purchase at 440 King Street East, Mount Forest
- Land purchase at 301 Tucker Street, Arthur
- User fee by-laws for Police, Planning, Solid Waste, Library, and Ontario Works services
- By-law to set speed rates on various county highways
- Review of the Corporate 2025-2034 Ten-Year Plan
Administration, Finance and Human Resources Committee
The Administration, Finance and Human Resources Committee will examine the October 31, 2024 corporate financial statements and discuss the renewal of the County's insurance programme for 2025. It will also consider the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund allocation for 2025, reports on 2025 administration and corporate user fees, and the preliminary 2025‑2034 Ten‑Year Plan. A brief HR update will note the Royal Assent of the Working for Workers Acts and a respectful‑workplace policy.
- Renewal of County Insurance Programme – 2025
- Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund (OMPF) Allocation – 2025
- 2025 Administration User Fees report
- 2025 Corporate User Fees report
- Preliminary 2025‑2034 Ten‑Year Plan (online at www.wellington.ca)
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss financial planning and service updates. Key items include a review of user fees for 2025 and a preliminary ten-year operating and capital forecast.
- 2025 Economic Development User Fees
- Preliminary 2026-2034 Ten-Year Plan
- Ride Well 2025-2028 Service Plan Addendum
- Financial Statements as of October 31, 2024
- BR+E Municipal Implementation Fund Report
Land Division Committee
The Land Division Committee is meeting to consider various land applications across Wellington North, Centre Wellington, and Erin. The body will decide on applications recommended for expedited processing and review other pending requests.
- Expedited applications for 5053745 Ontario Inc., John Rooney, Little-Rest Farms Inc., Wade and Katrina Marquardt, and Scott and Paul Weir
- Applications for consideration from Marijan Moravac, Narainee Ganesh and Sharam Kerrutt, Community Living Guelph Wellington, and Karen Kammer Meier
- Deferred application for 2476170 Ontario Inc. in Centre Wellington
- Wellington North Notice of Motion dated October 18, 2024
Planning Committee
The Wellington County Planning Committee will review the 2025 planning user fee reports, the department's preliminary 2025‑2034 ten‑year plan, and the renewal of the Emergency Management Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP) agreement. It will also receive the 2024 Emergency Management programme annual report, the Green Legacy programme report, and a funding request for a new Conestogo River bridge on the Kissing Bridge Trailway. Additional agenda items include the design of the Home Energy Efficiency Transition programme and a review of urban‑boundary expansions under OPA 126.
- Emergency Management – Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP) Renewal Agreement (PD2024-35)
- Kissing Bridge Trailway – Proposed Conestogo River Bridge funding request (PD2024-38)
- Home Energy Efficiency Transition (HEET) Programme Design (PD2024-39)
- County Official Plan Review – OPA 126 Urban Boundary Expansions (PD2024-40)
- 2025 Planning User Fees reports (Planning 2025 user fee report.pdf, Planning 2025 user fees.pdf)
O.P.P. Detachment Board
The Wellington County O.P.P. Detachment Board will meet on November 13, 2024 to consider several reports and proposals. Items include the 2025 police user fee report, the county’s 2024 financial statements for police, and a preliminary ten‑year police services plan covering 2025‑2034. The board will also receive updates on the communications plan, respectful‑workplace policy, and false‑alarm revenue.
- 2025 Police User Fees – report and fee proposals
- Financial Statements for police as of October 31, 2024
- Preliminary 2025‑2034 Ten‑Year Police Services Plan
- 2024 Wellington County O.P.P. Detachment Board Communications Plan Update
- Respectful Workplace and Anti‑Harassment Policy
Information, Heritage and Seniors Committee
The Information, Heritage and Seniors Committee will discuss financial statements for seniors, museum and library services, and review user fee proposals for the Terrace, Museum and Library for 2025. A status report on the Erin Library construction project will be presented. The committee will also consider a ten‑year operating and capital plan for each service and a proposed room rental policy.
- Erin Library Construction Project – status report
- Terrace 2025 user fees
- Museum 2025 user fees
- Library 2025 user fees
- Room Rental Policy report
Joint Social Services and Land Ambulance Committee
The Joint Social Services and Land Ambulance Committee is discussing long-term planning and budget updates for 2025. The body is reviewing reports on paramedic resource deployment and social services user fees.
- Preliminary 2025-2034 10-Year Plan for Social Services
- Ontario Works 2025 User Fees and Charges
- Tender award for heat pump installation at 130 Grange Street
- RFP award for Solar Photovoltaic Systems
- Transfer of 440 King Street, Mount Forest, to County of Wellington
Solid Waste Services Committee
The Solid Waste Services Committee will review the October 2024 financial statements, consider the 2025 user fee proposal, and discuss the preliminary 2025‑2034 ten‑year solid waste services plan. It will also approve the tender award for improvements at the Elora waste facility, examine leachate treatment alternatives, and consider the county’s future role in providing recycling services.
- Review of Solid Waste October 2024 financial statements
- Consideration of 2025 Solid Waste Services user fees
- Approval of tender award for Elora Waste Facility site improvements
- Discussion of leachate treatment alternatives
- Review of preliminary 2025‑2034 ten‑year solid waste services plan
Roads Committee
The Wellington County Roads Committee will review financial statements, a preliminary ten-year plan, and 2025 user fees. The meeting also includes a delegation on the Cambridge to Union GO rail connection and updates on traffic safety and construction projects.
- 2025 Roads User Fees
- Preliminary 2025-2034 Ten-Year Plan: Roads
- Cambridge to Union Passenger Rail Connection Initial Business Case
- 2024 Capital Construction Update and 2025 Preview
- Lake Road (Wellington Road 32) Speed Limit Change - Monitoring Results
County Council
The County Council will consider three by‑law readings: establishing user fees for Children's Early Years services (by‑law 5889‑24), adopting Amendment No. 123 to the Official Plan for Future Development Lands (by‑law 5890‑24), and confirming the proceedings of the October 31, 2024 meeting (by‑law 5891‑24). The council will also move into a Committee of the Whole, receive reports from multiple standing committees, and address a closed‑meeting agenda item.
- By‑law 5889‑24 – establish user fees and charges for Children's Early Years services and repeal by‑law 5798‑23
- By‑law 5890‑24 – adopt Amendment No. 123 (Future Development Lands) to the Official Plan
- By‑law 5891‑24 – confirm the proceedings of the Council meeting held October 31, 2024
- Resolution to move Council into Committee of the Whole
- Closed meeting agenda (details provided under separate cover)
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee will hear a presentation on the Ride Well 2025‑2028 Service Plan, review September 30, 2024 financial statements and variance projections, discuss the October 2024 Economic Development Report, receive an update on the Directional Tourism Signage Programme, and consider the Smart Cities Office Report for October 2024.
- Ride Well 2025‑2028 Service Plan presentation (Dennis Kar, Dillon Consulting Ltd.)
- Economic Development financial statements and variance projections as of September 30, 2024
- October 2024 Economic Development Report and related meeting minutes
- Directional Tourism Signage Programme update
- Smart Cities Office Report October 2024, including Experimental Acres Farm Plans
Administration, Finance and Human Resources Committee
The Administration, Finance and Human Resources Committee will discuss several human‑resources programs, including Take Our Kids to Work Day, the Here4Hope annual event, intimate partner violence supports, disability management and recruitment updates. The committee will also review finance items such as Ministry of Finance letters about a new tax class for aggregate extraction properties in 2025, the September 30, 2024 financial statements and variance projections, commodity price hedging agreements, the 2025 Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund allocation, and the creation of a WSIB Excess Compensation Reserve Fund.
- Review of Ministry of Finance letters on new tax class for aggregate extraction properties for 2025
- County‑wide financial statements and variance projections as of September 30, 2024
- Commodity price hedging agreements
- Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund 2025 funding update
- Establishing a Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) Excess Compensation Reserve Fund
Land Division Committee
The Land Division Committee is meeting to consider several land applications. The body will review four applications recommended for expedited processing and one application for general consideration.
- B69-24: Karen and Robert Flewwelling - Mapleton
- B70-24: SHF Webfoot Hatchery and Farm Inc - Centre Wellington
- B72-24: Allan and Leslie Dolson - Erin
- B73-24: 1735003 Ontario Inc. - Guelph-Eramosa
- B71-24: VanderVeeken Farms Inc - Guelph-Eramosa
Planning Committee
The Wellington County Planning Committee will review the County Official Plan, a new municipal well in Erin, and energy conservation plans. The meeting begins at 9:45 a.m. at the County Administration Centre.
- County Official Plan Review - OPA 123 Recommendation Report
- New Municipal Well E9 - Town of Erin
- County Energy Conservation Management Plan 2024-2029
- Home Energy Efficiency Transition (HEET) Background Report
- Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of September 30, 2024
Joint Social Services and Land Ambulance Committee
The Joint Social Services and Land Ambulance Committee will hear a presentation on the HART Hub for homelessness and addiction recovery, a status update on the 65 Delhi St. transitional housing construction, and financial statements for social services as of September 30, 2024. It will also review proposed user fees for the Children’s Early Years program in 2025, assess the impact of closing the Guelph Consumption and Treatment Services site, and discuss reports on licensed child‑care value, social housing stock, and Ontario Works assistance rates.
- HART Hub presentation on homelessness and addiction recovery treatment
- Status report on the 65 Delhi St. Transitional Housing Construction Project
- Children’s Early Years 2025 user fees and charges proposal
- Impact assessment of the closure of Guelph Consumption and Treatment Services site (Land Ambulance)
- Report on social housing stock and the centralized waiting list
Information, Heritage and Seniors Committee
The Information, Heritage and Seniors Committee will receive and discuss financial statements and variance projections for seniors’ long‑term‑care homes, the museum, and the library. It will also hear reports from the Nutrition Services department and a Ministry of Long‑Term Care inspection public report. An update on the Erin Library construction project (status report #9) will be presented.
- Long‑Term Care Homes financial statements and variance projections (Sept 30, 2024)
- Nutrition Services Department report (Sept 2024)
- Ministry of Long‑Term Care inspection public report for Wellington Terrace
- Museum financial statements and variance projections (Sept 30, 2024)
- Erin Library construction project status report #9
Police Services Board
The Wellington County Police Services Board will review financial statements, variance projections, and the 2025 OPP billing package. The meeting includes reports on detachment operations, parking tickets, and false alarm revenue.
- Review of Police Financial Statements and Variance Projections
- 2025 OPP Annual Billing Package and 2023 Year-End Reconciliation
- Detachment Commander's Report for September 2024
- September 2024 Parking Ticket Report
- False Alarm Revenue Report for October 2024
Roads Committee
The Wellington County Roads Committee will receive a status report on the Arthur Garage construction project. It will review the September 30, 2024 financial statements and variance projections for the roads division. The committee will consider proposed locations for an automated speed‑enforcement trial and discuss replacement projects for the Erin and Brucedale garages. A construction plan for Wellington Road 124 and an update on county road level of service will also be presented.
- Arthur Garage Construction Project – status report
- Financial Statements and variance projections as of September 30, 2024
- Automated Speed Enforcement trial locations
- Erin and Brucedale garage replacement projects
- Wellington Road 124 construction planning
County Council
The September 26 council meeting includes routine items such as call to order, minutes confirmation, and presentations. A major agenda focus is the first and second reading of several by‑laws, notably authorizing agreements and tax exemptions for municipal capital facilities at the Northern Tree Nursery (Luther Marsh) and an affordable housing project at 5 James Street East, Clifford. The council will also review committee reports and move to a Committee of the Whole for further action.
- By‑law 5875‑24: authorize agreement for affordable housing project at 5 James Street East, Clifford (Clifford Housing Corporation)
- By‑law 5872‑24: authorize agreement for municipal capital facilities at Northern Tree Nursery (Luther Marsh) leased from Grand River Conservation Authority
- By‑law 5874‑24: provide property tax exemption for municipal capital facilities at Northern Tree Nursery (Luther Marsh)
- By‑law 5878‑24: amend By‑law 6000‑23 to regulate parking or stopping of vehicles on county highways
- By‑law 5879‑24: enter into expropriation settlements for Wellington Road 124, Township of Guelph/Eramosa
Administration, Finance and Human Resources Committee
The Administration, Finance and Human Resources Committee will review the county's recent financial statements, credit rating update, and lease agreement. It will discuss the joint Housing Enabling Core Servicing (HECS) funding application with the Town of Minto and the election of the Warden. The committee will also consider proposed service levels for the Asset Management Plan and decide on the external auditor appointment for the 2024‑2026 period.
- External Auditor Appointment – KPMG LLP (2024‑2026)
- 2024 Credit Rating Update
- Establishing Proposed Levels of Service for Asset Management Plan
- Wellington North – County Lease Agreement
- Housing Enabling Core Servicing (HECS) joint funding application with Town of Minto
Economic Development Committee
The Economic Development Committee will receive the August 2024 financial statements, the September 2024 Economic Development Report, and the September 2024 Smart Cities Office Report. No items are listed for decision; the meeting is primarily informational. A closed session is scheduled before adjournment.
- Review of Economic Development August 2024 Financial Statements
- Review of Economic Development Report – September 2024
- Review of Smart Cities Office Report – September 2024
- Closed meeting (no public items)
Planning Committee
The Wellington County Planning Committee will review the Minto Pines Wellhead Protection Area Amendment. It will also discuss reports on the Luther Marsh Northern Tree Nursery, the Green Legacy Strategic Action Plan, the Green Fleet Pilot, and the 2024 Provincial Planning Statement. Financial statements for August 2024 will be presented. The meeting includes a closed session before adjournment.
- Minto Pines Wellhead Protection Area Amendment (PD2024-25)
- Luther Marsh Northern Tree Nursery report (September)
- Green Legacy Strategic Action Plan (PD2024-26)
- Green Fleet Pilot for Wellington County (PD2024-27)
- 2024 Provincial Planning Statement (PD2024-28)
Land Division Committee
The committee will first approve the minutes from the July 18, 2024 meeting. It will then consider a series of land division applications, some of which are recommended for expedited processing and others for regular consideration. One application is listed as deferred. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
- Expedited review of B48-24 – Steven and Joanna Weber – Mapleton
- Expedited review of B53-24 – William and Margaret Sims – Puslinch
- Regular consideration of B47-24 – Robert and Elizabeth Martin – Mapleton
- Regular consideration of B49-24 – Clark Brothers Contracting Ltd. – Wellington North
- Deferred application B52-24 – Community Living Guelph Wellington – Wellington North
Joint Social Services and Land Ambulance Committee
The Joint Social Services and Land Ambulance Committee will hear a status report on the 65 Delhi St. Transitional Housing project and review the August 2024 financial statements. It will consider two tender awards: one for accessible unit conversions (CW2024‑017) and another for generators for child‑care centres (CW2024‑060). Additional discussions include child‑care funding, early‑years professional learning, Ontario Works caseload data, and several housing‑related initiatives.
- Tender Award – Accessible Unit Conversions (CW2024‑017)
- Tender Award – Generators for Child Care Centres (CW2024‑060)
- 65 Delhi St. Transitional Housing Construction Project – Status Report #7
- Property Tax Exemption request for Clifford Non‑Profit Housing Corporation
- Upbuilding! Non‑Profit (Guelph) Inc. Pre‑Development Funding Request
Information, Heritage and Seniors Committee
The Information, Heritage and Seniors Committee will receive financial statements for Wellington Terrace, the museum and archives, and the library, and will discuss senior‑related reports such as the Ministry of Health compliance visit and nurse‑practitioner funding. The meeting also includes a Library Board segment that will consider the Erin Library Construction Project #8 and the purchase of the Elora Sculpture Project, along with library financials and summer updates.
- Review Wellington Terrace financial statements as of August 31, 2024
- Discuss Ministry of Health and Long‑Term Care compliance visit
- Consider Erin Library Construction Project #8
- Review purchase of the Elora Sculpture Project
- Review museum and archives financial statements as of August 31, 2024
Police Services Board
The Wellington County Police Services Board will consider approval of the June 12, 2024 post‑meeting minutes. It will review the Police August 2024 Financial Statements and the false alarm revenue report for September 2024. The board will also examine the Detachment Commander’s reports and parking ticket reports covering June through August 2024.
- Approval of June 12, 2024 post‑meeting minutes
- Police August 2024 Financial Statements (as of August 31, 2024)
- June‑August 2024 Detachment Commander’s Reports
- June‑August 2024 Parking Ticket Reports
- September 2024 False Alarm Revenue Report
Solid Waste Services Committee
The Solid Waste Services Committee will consider the August 2024 financial statements, review the Waste Facility Vision document, and discuss the minimum waste fee. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Review of August 2024 solid waste financial statements
- Discussion of Waste Facility Vision
- Discussion of Minimum Waste Fee
Roads Committee
The Wellington County Roads Committee will review the August 2024 financial statements and receive a status report on the Arthur Garage construction project. It will consider and approve two tender awards: Phase 2 road rehabilitation on Wellington Road 18 and relining of the Salem Creek culvert. The committee will also discuss a pre‑order of a motor grader and wheel loader, and receive updates on the automated speed‑enforcement program and pollinator habitat on right‑of‑ways.
- Tender Award – Phase 2 Road Rehabilitation on Wellington Road 18 (CW2024‑044)
- Tender Award – Relining of Salem Creek Culvert (CW2024‑048)
- Pre‑order of Motor Grader and Wheel Loader
- Automated Speed Enforcement – Project Update
- Pollinator Habitat on Right of Ways
Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee will confirm May 2024 minutes, hear a hearing‑loop webinar, and view an accessible technology demonstration for Centre Wellington. It will receive information on municipal planned projects and the schedule for annual accessibility reporting. The committee will also review and comment on several documents, including the FADM review and master plans for active transportation, mobility, parks, recreation, and a playground project.
- Accessible Technology Demo – Centre Wellington
- FADM Review documents
- Drayton Kinette Playground – Mapleton
- Harriston Fairgrounds Plan – Minto
- Township of Centre Wellington Active Transportation and Mobility Master Plan
Land Division Committee
The Wellington County Land Division Committee will review applications for land division, including one recommended for expedited processing and ten for standard consideration. The meeting is scheduled for July 18, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. at the County Administration Centre.
- Approval of June 13, 2024 minutes
- Expedited application for B44-24 (Reginald Samis and Eva Taylor-Samis)
- Standard applications for B41-24 to B46-24 (various applicants)
- Standard application for B71-23 (Mike and Tracey Schaus)
- Standard application for B18-24 (Paul and Donna Green)
County Council
The Council is reviewing by-laws to establish an administrative penalty system and fees for Automated Speed Enforcement cameras. The agenda also includes a request for proposals for transitional housing at 65 Delhi Street and a delegation regarding temporary structured encampments.
- By-laws for Automated Speed Enforcement agreements and fees
- Land transfer in Wellington North on Eliza Street
- RFP for transitional housing at 65 Delhi Street
- Delegation regarding temporary structured encampments
- Committee reports from Roads, Solid Waste, and Police Services
Economic Development Committee
The committee will hear a presentation regarding the Ride Well 2024-2025 Service Plan strategic direction. Members will also review short-term recommendations for Ride Well services. Additionally, the agenda includes reviews of economic development financial statements and monthly reports.
- Ride Well 2024-2025 Service Plan presentation
- Ride Well service short-term recommendations report
- Economic Development financial statements and variance projections as of May 31, 2024
- June 2024 Economic Development Report
- Smart Cities Office June 2024 Report
Administration, Finance and Human Resources Committee
The committee will discuss a realignment of the Land Ambulance Capital Budget and review the Asset Management Plan for all county assets. Members will also examine financial statements through May 31, 2024, and recent contract awards. Additionally, a recruitment update covering early 2024 will be presented.
- Land Ambulance Capital Budget Realignment
- Asset Management Plan for All County Assets
- Summary of Contract Awards (January to June 2024)
- Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of May 31, 2024
- Recruitment Update (January 1 to April 30, 2024)
Solid Waste Services Committee
The Solid Waste Services Committee is meeting to review a tender award for waste site improvements. The agenda also includes a closed session and standard procedural items.
- Tender award CW2024-055 for waste site improvements
Planning Committee
The committee will review planning financial statements and variance projections as of May 31, 2024. The agenda includes updates on the County Official Plan Review and forest conservation bylaws. Additionally, members will review an objection letter from the Township of Puslinch regarding CBM Aggregates.
- Planning Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of May 31, 2024
- Forest Conservation By-law, County Forest Tract and Noxious Weed Update
- County Official Plan Review – Progress Report 11
- Township of Puslinch objection to Canada Building Materials (CBM) Aggregates
Land Division Committee
The Land Division Committee is reviewing several land division applications for consideration or expedited processing. These applications involve various municipalities including Wellington North, Erin, Puslinch, Mapleton, Minto, Centre Wellington, and Guelph-Eramosa.
- Expedited application B26-24 in Wellington North
- Expedited application B27-24 in Erin
- Application B40-24 for E J Real Estate Holding Inc. in Guelph-Eramosa
- Application B103-21 in Puslinch
- Expedited application B30-24 in Minto
Police Services Board
The board will review police financial statements and variance projections as of May 31, 2024. Members will also receive the Detachment Commander's report and parking ticket reports for May 2024. Additionally, the board will review correspondence regarding an Intimate Partner Violence Motion.
- Police Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of May 31, 2024
- Detachment Commander's Report - May 2024
- May 2024 Parking Ticket Report
- False Alarm Revenue Report
- Correspondence regarding Intimate Partner Violence Motion
Joint Social Services and Land Ambulance Committee
The committee will hear several delegations regarding temporary structured encampments and review correspondence from the City of Guelph. The agenda also includes status reports on transitional housing and paramedic service performance.
- Delegations regarding Item 13.1 Temporary Structured Encampment
- 65 Delhi Transitional Housing Construction Project Status Report #6
- Tender Award for roof replacement at 263 Speedvale Avenue East
- Paramedic Service Response Performance 2023 and Performance Plan 2025
- 2023 Housing and Homelessness Plan Annual Report
Information, Heritage and Seniors Committee
The committee will review May 2024 financial statements and variance projections for Wellington Terrace, Museum and Archives, and the Library Board. The agenda also includes a status report on the Erin Library construction project and the WCMA 2025 projects proposal.
- Erin Library Construction Project - Status Report #7
- WCMA 2025 Projects Proposal (Wellington Place Mini-Masterplan)
- Wellington Terrace Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of May 31, 2024
- Museum and Archives Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of May 31, 2024
- Library Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of May 31, 2024
Solid Waste Services Committee
The Solid Waste Services Committee will review financial statements and variance projections as of May 31, 2024. The meeting also includes a review of the 2023 Annual Report and a presentation on awards.
- Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of May 31, 2024
- 2023 Solid Waste Services Annual Report
- Solid Waste Services Awards
Roads Committee
The committee will review progress on the Arthur Garage construction project and discuss rehabilitation for the Elora Works Garage. The agenda also includes a review of roads financial statements and a right of way transfer for Eliza Street.
- Arthur Garage Construction Project Status Report #7
- Roads Financial Statements and Variance Projections as of May 31, 2024
- Elora Works Garage Rehabilitation
- Eliza Street Right of Way Transfer to Township of Wellington North