Stratford
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PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND HERITAGE
The committee will discuss and vote on a special permit for an auto detailing business at 41 Hollis Avenue, set a public meeting for a proposed car wash at 14 Irving Avenue, and consider rescinding a previously approved townhouse development on Swallow Drive due to a zoning bylaw error.
- DP065-26: Auto detailing special permit at 41 Hollis Avenue (PID 398693) – recommendation to approve
- DP076-26: Car wash (6 bays) at 14 Irving Avenue (PID 610550) – recommend public meeting
- Rescind approval for 2-5 unit townhouse buildings on Swallow Drive (previously approved under Resolution PH054-2025) due to bylaw error
- Legal error: bylaw allows only one main building per lot in applicable zones, making previous approval invalid
Committee of the Whole
The Committee will review financial statements for the Stratford Community Seniors' Complex and discuss updates on various municipal projects. Discussions include EV charger locations, Bell Mobility agreements, and potential speed bump solutions for Hatheway Drive.
- Approval of Seniors Complex draft financial statements
- Update on EV charger location and design
- Review of Bell Mobility agreement
- Discussion of Cross Roads Fire Company contract terms
- Proposal for temporary digital speed display signs on Hatheway Drive
Finance and Technology Committee
The committee will discuss the renewal of the revenue sharing agreement with the province (due March 2027) and review projected revenue of $80,000 from a pavilion's commercial space (4,000 sq/ft at $20/sq/ft). They will also examine financials for the Seniors Complex and Community Campus Business Park, and receive updates on GIC investments, debt management policies, and CHIF funding.
- Revenue Sharing Agreement renewal discussion
- Projected $80,000 revenue from pavilion commercial space
- GIC HAF renewed (investment)
- Seniors Complex Financials review
- Community Campus Business Park financials
Safety Services
The Safety Services Committee will review monthly RCMP and fire department reports for May 2026, including crime statistics and traffic enforcement data. Members will discuss ongoing safety concerns regarding e-bikes and e-scooters, updates on the E-watch camera project and Lottie Way lane painting, and a request for a noise bylaw exemption. The committee will also address a resident complaint about speeding on Stonington Boulevard and review animal control enforcement.
- RCMP May 2026 crime and traffic enforcement report
- Cross Roads Fire Company May 2026 call statistics
- Updates on the E-watch camera project and Lottie Way lane painting
- Resident complaint regarding speeding on Stonington Boulevard
- Request for exemption to the Noise and Nuisance Bylaw