Tyendinaga public meetings in 2022
38 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Meeting
The Council is reviewing several land division applications and recommending approvals or denials to the County of Hastings. They are also approving a $10,500 contribution for playground equipment and distributing $7,010 in food drive funds to local schools.
- Approval of $10,500 from playground reserve funds for an Ontario Trillium Foundation grant
- Distribution of $7,010 from the 2022 Food Drive to three local schools
- Recommendations for multiple land consent applications including Donald McRae and Adam Vos
- Approval of a new Trailblazer sign location on County Road 10
- Review of various reports regarding roads, fire services, and Bill 23 legislation
Regular Meeting
The Council will review financial reports regarding reserves and operating budgets as of October 31, 2022. They are also considering a $13,338 commitment to support Quinte Conservation's floodplain mapping project.
- $13,338 commitment for Selby/Sucker Creek and Salmon and Napanee River floodplain mapping
- Appointment of 2023 Committee of Adjustment members
- Approval of 2023 Council Meeting and Holiday Calendar
- Review of October 2022 Reserves and Reserve Funds report
- Review of October 2022 Operating Budget to Actuals report
Regular Meeting - 17 Nov 2022 - Mock Training Meeting
This document is a mock agenda used for council training purposes only. It contains various simulated items for discussion, including staff reports and petitions.
- Proposed purchase of a pinball machine for the Township Staff Lunchroom
- Proposal to paint all township line painting green
- Proposed amendment to Council Meeting schedule to the first and third Friday of every month
- Proposal to paint Municipal Office walls neon pink
- Petition from Friends of the Snow regarding snow remaining on roadways in December
Regular Meeting
This meeting agenda consists of procedural items and a closed session for member education or training. The Council will also consider By-law 75-2022 to confirm the proceedings of the meeting.
- Closed session for the purpose of educating or training members
- By-law 75-2022 to confirm Council proceedings
Council Resources
This document serves as a collection of reference materials and resources for the Tyendinaga Township Council. It includes maps, policy documents, municipal plans, and procedural guides rather than a list of active meeting decisions.
- Tyendinaga Township and Hastings County maps
- Code of Conduct for Council Members and Committees
- 2021-2025 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan
- Asset Management Plan
- Purchasing and Procurement By-law
Inaugural Meeting of Council
This meeting serves as the first session for the newly elected 2022-2026 Council. The agenda focuses on formal procedures, including the declaration of office for the Reeve and Councillors.
- Declaration of office for Reeve-elect Claire Kennelly
- Declaration of office for Deputy Reeve-elect Heather Lang
- Declaration of office for Councillors-elect Don McFarlane, Dave Ogden, and Jen Phillips
- Reeve's inaugural address
Public Meeting
The Council is holding a public meeting to review three proposed zoning amendments. These applications involve requests for secondary dwelling units, rezoning for 1632370 Ontario Inc., and a proposal for Melrose United Church.
- Zoning amendment #D14-16-2022: Permit a secondary dwelling unit above a new 3-car garage at 213 Cross Road, Roslin
- Zoning amendment #D14-17-2022: Application by 1632370 Ontario Inc. (Andy Vos)
- Zoning amendment #D14-18-2022: Application by Melrose United Church (Agent Georgios & Adriana Karidakis)
- Proposed By-law 71-2022: To rezone 213 Cross Road from Rural Residential to Rural Residential Exception
Committee of Adjustment
The Tyendinaga Committee of Adjustment met to consider a minor variance application for Robert Mitchell. The committee decided to approve the construction of a 25' x 25' accessory building located in front of the principal building with a height of 15 feet 3 inches.
- Minor Variance Application D13-03-2022: 555 Whalen Road garage construction
- Approval of accessory building height increase from 14' 9" to 15' 3"
- Approval of accessory building placement in front of principal building
- Review of written comments from Hastings County and Quinte Conservation
Regular Meeting
The Council will review the 2022/2023 Winter Operations Plan and consider the disposal of surplus road maintenance equipment via online auction. Additionally, several applications for land consent will be recommended to the County of Hastings Land Division Committee.
- Approval of the 2022/2023 Winter Operations Plan
- Authorization to dispose of surplus road maintenance equipment via online auction
- Land consent applications for Durkin, Mastin, Alrifai, and Robert Vader
- Three zoning by-law amendments (By-laws 71-2022, 72-2022, and 73-2022)
- Financial support request from Shannonville Worlds Fair
Regular Meeting
The Council is reviewing the 2021 audited financial statements and approving several new policies. Key discussions include the decision not to reinstate the outdoor skating trail for the 2022/2023 winter.
- Approval of 2021 Audited Financial Statements by Baker Tilly KDN LLP
- Transfer of $169,593.00 from 2021 Accumulated Surplus to Reserve - Roads Equipment
- Decision to not reinstate the Outdoor Skating Trail for Winter 2022/2023
- Approval of the RZone Policy and Municipal Tree Policy
- Adoption of Tree Canopy By-law 67-2022
Public Meeting
The Council is holding a public meeting to review proposed changes to the Township's Zoning By-Law. The meeting allows residents to provide comments on applications for Daniel & Julie Cozzi and Jason Parks & Jennifer Hanna before Council moves to a regular meeting for potential decisions.
- Zoning amendment #D14-14-2022: Rezoning 881 Weese Road from Marginal Agriculture to Rural Residential
- Zoning amendment #D14-15-2022: Application by Jason Parks and Jennifer Hanna
- Proposed By-law 62-2022 regarding the Cozzi property
- Proposed By-law 63-2022 regarding the Parks/Hanna property
Regular Meeting
The Council is meeting to adopt a new Social Media Policy and several zoning by-laws. The agenda also includes reviewing staff reports from building and by-law enforcement services.
- Adoption of Social Media Policy
- By-law 62-2022: Zoning amendment for Con 4 Pt Lot 15 (Cozzi)
- By-law 63-2022: Zoning amendment for Con 3 Pt Lot 18 (Parks/Hanna)
- By-law 59-2022: Establishment of Joint Municipal Election Compliance Audit Committee
- By-law 60-2022: Assumption of road widening strip at Con 7
Public Meeting
The Council is holding a public meeting to review applications to amend the Township's Zoning By-Law. These applications involve rezoning land to accommodate land severance requirements. No decisions will be made during this public meeting.
- Zoning Amendment #D14-12-2022: Rezoning land at Shannonville Road from Marginal Agriculture (MA) to Rural Residential (RR) for Christopher Sherman
- Zoning Amendment #D14-13-2022: Application by 1632370 Ontario Inc. (Andy Vos)
- Proposed By-law 57-2022 regarding the Sherman application
- Proposed By-law 58-2022 regarding the 1632370 Ontario Inc. application
Regular Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council is meeting to discuss several land consent applications, transfer unused 2021 funds to departmental reserves, and adopt multiple by-laws. The meeting includes reports from the Roads and Fire Service departments and a presentation from the Eastern Ontario Regional Network.
- Transfer of 2021 unused funds for Administration, Roads, and Recreation to capital reserves
- Five applications for land consent (B97/22 through B101/22) involving rezoning and road frontage conditions
- By-law 59-2022 to establish a Joint Municipal Election Compliance Audit Committee
- By-law 60-2022 regarding the assumption of a road widening strip on Plan 21R14873
- By-laws 57-2022 and 58-2022 to amend the Comprehensive Zoning By-law
Committee of Adjustment
The Tyendinaga Township Committee of Adjustment met to consider a minor variance application from Justin and Crystal Hinze. The application seeks to build a 36' x 50' accessory building with a height of 6.25 metres, exceeding the standard 4.5-metre limit.
- Minor Variance Application D13-02-2022 (3151 Shannonville Road)
Regular Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council is reviewing several staff reports and upcoming decisions. Key items include awarding a contract for a new fire pumper, authorizing repairs to Lonsdale Bridge North, and approving a Salt Management Plan.
- Awarding RFP for new pumper apparatus to Fort Gary Fire Trucks for $864,908.00
- Authorizing Lonsdale Bridge North repairs up to $50,000 from Capital Reserve
- Approval of the Salt Management Plan to be provided to Environment Canada
- Directing staff to enter an authorized provider agreement with Premergency
- No objection to proposed Xplornet telecommunication tower on Solmes Island
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is meeting to consider several land consent applications, a railway proximity agreement, and routine administrative matters. The agenda includes recommendations on four property severances along Weese and Blessington Roads, a request from Trans-Northern Pipelines for a noise by-law exemption, and approval of accounts and office furniture purchases.
- Consent applications B70/22 (Daniel & Julie Cozzi) and B71-B73/22 (Agostino & Stella Cozzi) for land severances on Con 4, Pt Lot 15, with conditions including cash-in-lieu of parkland and road widenings.
- By-law 52-2022 to enter into a Railway Proximity Agreement for George May B59/21.
- Request to exempt Trans-Northern Pipelines from Noise Regulating By-law 2021-60 for overnight work on August 15-16, 2022.
- Approval of accounts for June 19 to July 2, 2022, and a new procedure for distributing account details to council.
- Purchase of new upper cabinetry for the Recreation Hall kitchen and office furniture for the municipal office.
Public Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is holding a public meeting to review a zoning by-law amendment application for 1269 Thrasher Road. The applicant seeks to rezone the property from Marginal Agriculture (MA) to Marginal Agriculture Exception (MA-21) to permit a secondary residence. Council will not decide at this meeting; a proposed by-law will be presented for approval at a regular council meeting later that evening.
- Zoning amendment application D14-10-2022 by Earl Boldrick (agent Wayne Boldrick) for 1269 Thrasher Road
- Rezone from Marginal Agriculture (MA) to Marginal Agriculture Exception (MA-21) to allow secondary residence
- Quinte Conservation requires permit for development within 45 metres of flagged high-water mark; culvert replacement and laneway upgrade needed
- Hastings County staff have no concern, citing conformity with Official Plan
- Proposed By-law 48-2022 to be presented for passage at a Regular Council Meeting
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is holding a regular meeting to consider several staff reports and by-laws, including a zoning by-law amendment for Earl Boldrick, the assumption of a road widening strip on Shannon Road, and a by-law to delegate site plan approval authority to staff. The council will also amend the 2022 meeting schedule and receive correspondence. The agenda includes routine items like approving accounts and minutes.
- Zoning By-law Amendment Application #D14-10-2022 (Earl Boldrick) - By-law 48-2022
- Assumption of land for road widening on Shannon Road (Part 1 on Plan 21R21175) - By-law 47-2022
- By-law 49-2022 to enter into Canada Community Revitalization Fund Contribution Agreement
- By-law 50-2022 to designate a Site Plan Control Area, repealing 2020-14
- Amendment to 2022 Council Meeting and Holiday Schedule, cancelling October 17 and November 7 meetings
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council will consider several administrative and planning items, including adopting an Asset Management Plan, changing the final tax installment due date from September 30 to September 29, 2022, and approving a consent application for a land severance. The agenda also includes routine reports from recreation, roads, fire services, and finance, as well as several by-laws for adoption.
- Approve Asset Management Plan prepared by PSD Citywide Inc. to meet O.Reg 588/17
- Change final tax installment due date from Sept 30 to Sept 29, 2022 (By-law 44-2022)
- Recommend approval of consent application B63/22 (Jason Parks & Jennifer Hanna) with conditions
- Authorize civil marriage solemnization and appoint officiants (By-laws 41-2022, 42-2022)
- Defer development agreement with Malcolm Elston and Gail Walker pending zoning amendment
Special Meeting
This is a procedural special meeting of Tyendinaga Township Council. The agenda includes entering closed session to discuss labour relations and solicitor-client privileged matters, then returning to open session to pass a confirmatory by-law (39-2022) that ratifies the actions of the regular meeting held earlier that day. No substantive decisions or public hearings are listed.
- Closed session under s.239 (2)(d) labour relations and s.239 (2)(f) solicitor-client privilege
- By-law 39-2022 to confirm proceedings of the May 25, 2022 Regular Council meeting
- CAO Carla Preston and Clerk Yvonne Murphy to remain in closed session
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council will consider awarding a $116,620 contract to thinc design for a Parks, Recreation, and Trails Master Plan, approve accounts from April 17 to May 14, 2022, and receive a draft Asset Management Plan from PSD Citywide Inc. The agenda also includes routine items like adopting minutes, correspondence, and by-laws, including a by-law to delegate authority during the lame duck period.
- Award contract for Parks, Recreation, and Trails Master Plan to thinc design for $116,620 (excluding HST)
- Approve accounts for April 17 - May 14, 2022
- Receive draft Asset Management Plan from PSD Citywide Inc.
- Consider By-law 36-2022 to delegate authority to CAO during lame duck period
- Consider By-law 37-2022 to authorize Concession Services Agreement
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is meeting to decide on several items, including adopting the 2022 tax rate by-law, an election signs by-law, and a zoning by-law for a property on Concession 6. They will also consider recommending four land severance applications to the County of Hastings, each with conditions such as cash-in-lieu of parkland, water testing, and rezoning from Marginal Agricultural to Rural Residential zones. The agenda includes routine reports from roads, fire services, and correspondence items, as well as a delegation from Enbridge Gas.
- By-law 32-2022: 2022 Tax Rate By-law
- By-law 33-2022: Election Signs By-law
- By-law 34-2022: Zoning for Con 6, Pt Lot 11 (Hannafin)
- Consent applications B146/21 (Tracey), B33/22, B34/22, B35/22 (1632370 Ontario Inc.) with conditions including rezoning to Rural Residential
- Delegation from Enbridge Gas Inc. on municipal engagement
Public Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is holding a public meeting to review a zoning by-law amendment application (D14-09-2022) by Shane Hannafin for a property at 1272 Shannon Road, Plainfield. The proposal would rezone a severed parcel from Marginal Agriculture (MA) to Rural Residential (RR), with the Environmental Protection (EP) zone unchanged, to satisfy a condition of Consent B128/21. No decision will be made at this meeting; a by-law (34-2022) will be presented for approval at a later regular council meeting. Written comments from Hastings County and Quinte Conservation have been received.
- Zoning by-law amendment D14-09-2022 for 1272 Shannon Road, Plainfield (Part Lot 11, Con 6)
- Rezone from Marginal Agriculture (MA) to Rural Residential (RR); EP zone unchanged
- Application fulfills Condition 7 of Consent B128/21, approved by Hastings County Land Division Committee on Feb 28, 2022
- Public meeting held virtually; comments due by April 28, 2022
- No financial impact reported
Public Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is holding a public meeting to review five applications to amend the Zoning By-law 03-2016. The amendments would rezone parcels from Marginal Agriculture to Rural Residential Exception to permit secondary dwelling units and reduced setbacks. Council will not decide at this meeting; proposed by-laws will be presented for approval at a Regular Council meeting later that evening.
- Zoning amendment D14-04-2022 for 2693773 Ontario Inc. at 254 White Chapel Road, Picton, to rezone from Marginal Agriculture (MA) to Rural Residential Exception (RR-X) with a secondary dwelling unit and 3.0 m front yard setback for an existing heritage cabin
- Zoning amendment D14-05-2022 for 2693773 Ontario Inc. (Part Lot 26, Con 8) to rezone from MA to RR-X with secondary dwelling unit
- Zoning amendment D14-06-2022 for 2693773 Ontario Inc. (Part Lot 26, Con 8) to rezone from MA to RR-X with secondary dwelling unit
- Zoning amendment D14-07-2022 for Andrew & Jamie-Lee Kirkpatrick (Part Lot 8, Con 3) to rezone from MA to RR-X
- Zoning amendment D14-08-2022 for Andrew & Jamie-Lee Kirkpatrick (Part Lot 8, Con 3) to rezone from MA to RR-X
Special Meeting
Council is meeting to receive the final 2022 Capital and Operating Budget report and vote on approving the budgets, which include a total levy requisition of $3,387,026.00, a 2.34% increase over the previous year. The report also details the impact on residential and farmland tax bills. The meeting includes a confirmatory by-law and no closed session.
- 2022 Operating and Capital Budgets with total levy requisition of $3,387,026.00 (2.34% increase)
- Residential assessment of $200,000 sees tax increase of $55.33; farmland sees $13.83 increase
- Tyendinaga Public Library Board requisition of $165,811.00
- Third-party support of $600.00 for grass cutting at Garrison Cemetery and $400.00 for Lonsdale Women's Institute property tax exemption
- Confirmatory By-law 25-2022 to confirm proceedings
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is holding a regular meeting to consider staff reports, including a recommendation to contract out canteen operations for the 2022 season, and to give final reading to five zoning by-laws for properties in Concession 8 and Concession 3. The agenda also includes routine items such as adopting minutes, approving accounts, receiving correspondence, and entering a closed session for personal, labour, and legal matters.
- Direct staff to contract canteen operation for 2022 season
- Approve accounts for April 1-16, 2022
- Final reading of By-laws 26-2022 to 30-2022 (zoning for Pt Lot 26 Con 8 and Pt Lot 8 Con 3)
- Receive 2021 Council Remuneration Report and post on website
- Review Speed Reduction Policy
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council will consider awarding a $77,477.55 contract for accessible alterations to Recreation Hall washrooms, preapprove 2022 capital projects totaling $155,235, and approve consent applications for land severances. The meeting also includes routine reports, correspondence, and a confirmatory by-law.
- Award RFP for Recreation Hall washroom accessible alterations to Bel-Con Design Builders for $77,477.55 excluding HST
- Preapprove 2022 capital projects including $380,000 surface treatment, $625,000 pumper truck (future years), and $46,500 corporate strategic plan
- Recommend approval of consent application B15/22 (Christopher Sherman) with conditions including parkland cash-in-lieu
- Recommend approval of consent application B14/22 (Neil Sharpe and Bobby-Jo Morris) with conditions including safe site entrance
- Approve accounts for March 1-31, 2022 and requisition of $165,811 to Tyendinaga Public Library Board
Special Meeting-Budget
Council is meeting to confirm and endorse the strategic priorities for 2022, which were developed in a January workshop, and to receive the 2022 draft budget as information. The agenda also includes a confirmatory by-law to approve the meeting's proceedings. The meeting is largely procedural, with no public hearings or major decisions on specific projects.
- Endorse Council and Management Strategies & Priorities 2022
- Receive 2022 Draft Budget Summary Report
- Confirm By-law 23-2022 to approve meeting proceedings
- Library Budget 2022 supporting documentation
Public Meeting
Council is holding a public meeting to review a zoning by-law amendment for part of Lot 12, Concession 4, at 2683 Blessington Road. The amendment would rezone a severed parcel from Marginal Agriculture (MA) to Rural Residential (RR) to fulfill a condition of Consent Application B133/21, which allows a pool and accessory building to be added to 2711 Blessington Road. No decision will be made at this meeting; a proposed by-law (20-2022) will be presented for approval at a Regular Council meeting later that evening.
- Rezone part of Lot 12, Concession 4, 2683 Blessington Road from Marginal Agriculture (MA) to Rural Residential (RR)
- Environmental Protection (EP) Zone on the property to remain unchanged
- Amendment fulfills Condition 4 of Consent Application B133/21, approved by Hastings County on January 21, 2022
- Hastings County and Quinte Conservation submitted no-objection comments
- Quinte Conservation notes potential karst topography and regulated wetlands on or near the property
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council will consider concurrence for three proposed telecommunication towers (two Xplornet, one Rogers), a canteen operation alternatives report, and renewal of the animal control services contract. The agenda also includes adoption of minutes, correspondence, and by-laws, including a zoning amendment and a dog control agreement.
- Proposed Xplornet tower at 0 Deseronto Road (ON8158)
- Proposed Xplornet tower at 2982 Shannonville Road (ON8157)
- Proposed Rogers tower at 2956 Marysville Rd (C3914)
- Animal Control Services Contract Renewal with Pierce Animal Control
- By-law 20-2022: Zoning amendment (Immerseel D14-03-2022)
Committee of Adjustment
The Tyendinaga Township Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting to consider a minor variance application by Greg & Lori Johnson for 80 Naphan Road. The proposal seeks permission to build a 36'x28' garage in front of the existing dwelling and to reduce the required frontage from 20 metres to 11.2776 metres. The committee will hear public comments and decide whether to approve the variance.
- Minor variance D13-01-2022 for a 36'x28' garage in front of the dwelling at 80 Naphan Road
- Request to reduce accessory building frontage from 20m to 11.2776m
- Hastings County and Quinte Conservation provided comments; no objections noted
- Decision on the variance will be made at this meeting
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is holding a regular meeting to receive staff reports and decide on several administrative items. Key actions include approving the amended 2022 meeting schedule for budget deliberations (March 24 and April 21), approving accounts for February 17-28, and giving final reading to By-law 16-2022 establishing general fees and charges. The council will also receive updates on recreation summer programs, youth programming, and departmental changes, plus correspondence items.
- Approve amended 2022 Council Meeting Schedule for budget deliberations on March 24 and April 21
- Approve accounts for February 17-28, 2022
- Give final reading to By-law 16-2022 (General Fees and Charges)
- Direct staff to proceed with registration and scheduling of recreation rentals and programming
- Recruit two Youth Programmers for potential PA day camps
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council will consider adopting two new by-laws: one establishing general fees and charges, and another setting fees for building, demolition, plumbing, and other permits. The council will also review a consent application for a land severance, receive staff reports, and enter a closed session to discuss labour relations or employee negotiations.
- Adoption of By-law 16-2022 (General Fees and Charges) and By-law 17-2022 (Building By-law with permit fees)
- Recommendation to approve consent application B142/21 by 1632370 Ontario Inc. for a land severance (Con 7, Part Lots 25) with conditions including rezoning to Rural Residential
- Funding requests from Melrose Cemetery and Shannonville Riverview Cemetery for 2022
- Approval of accounts for February 1-16, 2022
- Closed session under s.239(2)(d) for labour relations or employee negotiations
Public Meeting
Council is holding a public meeting to review four zoning by-law amendment applications (Tracey, Tompkins-Hannah, and McDonald) that would rezone severed lots, primarily from Marginal Agriculture to Rural Residential Exception zones. No decisions will be made at this meeting; staff will present proposed by-laws for approval at a regular council meeting later that evening. The agenda includes written comments from Hastings County, Quinte Conservation, and Enbridge.
- ZA2021-34-Tracey (B108/21): rezone severed lot in Part Lot 5, Con 8 from Marginal Agriculture to Rural Residential Exception (RR-29) to prevent development within 300m of Rural Industrial zone
- ZA2021-35-Tracey (B109/21): rezone severed lot in Part Lot 5, Con 8 from Marginal Agriculture to Rural Residential Exception
- D14-01-2022-Tompkins-Hannah: zoning by-law amendment for severed portion
- D14-02-2022-McDonald: zoning by-law amendment for McDonald lot
- Public comments due by February 3, 2022; notices mailed December 23, 2021 and January 10, 2022
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council will consider adopting an exotic animal by-law, several zoning by-law amendments, and agreements for provincial modernization funding. The agenda also includes a deputation on waste management, routine staff reports, and a closed session for labour relations.
- Adoption of Exotic Animal By-law 10-2022 to regulate keeping of certain animals
- Zoning amendments for properties: Tracey ZA2021-34, Tracey ZA2021-35, Tompkins-Hannah D14-01-2022, McDonald D14-02-2022
- Authorization of Transfer Payment Agreements for Municipal Modernization Program: Electronic Document and Records Management System and Parks, Recreation and Trails Master Plan
- Appointment of Committee of Adjustment (By-law 09-2022)
- Deputation from Concerned Citizens Committee re: waste management submission to MECP
Special Meeting
This is a special meeting of Tyendinaga Township Council, held virtually, with a delegation from MDB Insight on strategic planning. The only substantive action is the adoption of a confirmatory by-law (06-2022) to ratify the meeting's proceedings. The agenda is otherwise procedural.
- Delegation: Trudy Parsons, MDB Insight, on strategic planning
- By-law 06-2022 to confirm proceedings of the January 26, 2022 Council meeting
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council is meeting to consider several staff reports and by-laws, including a new dog control by-law with a fee schedule, a zoning by-law amendment, and the disposal of Boldrick's Bridge via online auction. The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes, accounts, and reports, as well as a closed session for personal and labour matters.
- Adoption of Dog Control By-law 04-2022, repealing By-law 2020-02, with new fee schedule
- By-law 03-2022 to amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law 03-16 and rescind By-law 2021-73 (Phillips-Madore ZA2021-31)
- Authorization to dispose of Boldrick's Bridge through online auction
- Approval of accounts for December 1-31, 2021
- By-law 01-2022 for borrowing to meet 2022 current expenditures and By-law 02-2022 for interim tax levy