Tyendinaga public meetings in 2025
33 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Meeting
Council will discuss implementing an Asset Management Reserve funded by a 2% annual capital levy. The meeting includes a motion to oppose the proposed boundaries for the regional consolidation of Ontario's Conservation Authorities.
- Proposed 2% annual Capital Levy for an Asset Management Reserve
- Motion to oppose the 'Eastern Lake Ontario Regional Conservation Authority' boundary configuration
- Request from Canadian Blood Services to waive hall rental fees for 4 events
- Request from Lonsdale Women's Institute for property tax exemption
- Approval of the 2025 Annual Accessibility Status Report
Special Meeting
The Township Council will receive the 2026 Draft Municipal Budget and approve care‑and‑maintenance amounts for three cemeteries. It will also review third‑party support applications at a special budget meeting on January 28, 2026. A confirmatory By‑law (80‑2025) will be signed to finalize the meeting proceedings.
- Approve cemetery care amounts: Garrison's Cemetery $900, Jones Pioneer Cemetery $800, Melrose Cemetery $2,000
- Receive 2026 Draft Municipal Budget (gross expenditures $6,771,892, gross revenues $1,813,249, tax levy $4,958,643)
- Proposed tax levy increase of $515,148 (11.59%) and overall tax rate increase of 7.55%
- Confirmatory By‑law 80‑2025 to be signed and sealed
- Review third‑party support applications at a special budget meeting on Jan 28 2026
Committee of Adjustment
The Tyendinaga Committee of Adjustment held a public hearing and approved two minor variance applications. Application D13-07-2025 for 334 Shannon Road, Plainfield permits a front‑yard detached garage taller than the zoning limit. Application D13-06-2025 for 1401 Read Road, Shannonville permits a new 1,740 sq ft dwelling and a 900 sq ft garage. Both approvals are subject to conditions and are not precedent‑setting.
- Approve D13-07-2025 minor variance for 334 Shannon Road – allows front‑yard garage with 7.1 m height (exceeds 4.5 m limit)
- Approve D13-06-2025 minor variance for 1401 Read Road – permits new 1,740 sq ft single‑detached dwelling and 900 sq ft garage
- Public hearing conducted under Planning Act Section 45
Regular Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council will consider and adopt several by‑laws, including By‑law 77‑2025 that amends the Comprehensive Zoning By‑law 03‑16 for the Whalen parcel (D14‑21‑2025, 1692 Melrose Rd). The council will also approve the 2024 audited financial statements and move a $122,390.53 year‑end deficit from the Working Capital reserve. A review of the Fees & Charges By‑law will be directed to staff for a CPI‑adjusted version effective Dec 1 2025, and By‑law 78‑2025 will appoint the 2026 Committee of Adjustment.
- Adopt By‑law 77‑2025 amending Zoning By‑law 03‑16 for Whalen (D14‑21‑2025, 1692 Melrose Rd)
- Adopt By‑law 78‑2025 appointing the Committee of Adjustment for 2026
- Adopt By‑law 79‑2025 as a confirmatory by‑law for council proceedings
- Approve 2024 audited financial statements and transfer $122,390.53 deficit from reserves
- Direct staff to prepare a CPI‑adjusted Fees & Charges By‑law effective Dec 1 2025
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will meet to discuss a minor variance application for a property in Shannonville. The body will consider a recommendation to approve the construction of a new dwelling and detached garage.
- Minor Variance Application #D13-06-2025 for 1401 Read Road: proposed 1,740 sq ft single detached dwelling and 900 sq ft detached garage
Regular Meeting
The Township Council will consider a notice of motion by Mayor Kennelly urging the Ontario Ministry of Transportation to create a funding program for costs incurred from Highway 401 closures and emergency detour routes. Staff reports on recreation fee changes, road activity, and traffic data for Lazier Road will be received for information. The Council will also adopt By‑law 75‑2025 to establish a Select Baseball Policy and approve routine consent‑agenda items.
- Notice of Motion: Advocacy for provincial funding to offset municipal costs from Highway 401 closures and emergency detour routes (Mayor Kennelly)
- Staff Report: Proposed changes to Recreation & Facilities Fees & Charges (to be included in a future by‑law)
- Staff Report: Traffic Data on Lazier Road
- By‑law 75‑2025: Adopt a Select Baseball Policy
- Consent Agenda items (e.g., County of Hastings preliminary reports, Quinte Conservation budget and fee policy)
Special Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council will vote on a confirmatory By‑law (No. 74‑2025) that ratifies the motions and resolutions passed at this special meeting. The council will also enter a closed‑session to discuss matters related to s.239(2)(k) of the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act concerning negotiation procedures. No delegations, staff reports, or other agenda items are listed.
- Closed‑session to discuss s.239 (2)(k) negotiation criteria under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act
- Adopt Confirmatory By‑law 74‑2025 to ratify the council's November 5, 2025 proceedings
Regular Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council will read and approve several by‑laws, including a $450,000 long‑term borrowing for fire‑truck capital work. A public meeting will be held to discuss two zoning‑by‑law amendment applications (Brown & Green and Goodfellow). Staff reports on fire service activity, the 2026 budget timetable, and the discontinuation of Deseronto Transit will be received.
- By‑law 69‑2025: authorize $450,000 borrowing for fire‑truck capital work
- By‑law 70‑2025: opt‑out of the Line Fences Act for the township
- By‑law 71‑2025: amend Zoning By‑law 03‑16 for Brown & Green (D14‑19‑2025) at 166 Hinchey Rd
- By‑law 72‑2025: amend Zoning By‑law 03‑16 for Goodfellow (D14‑20‑2025) at 265 Cross Rd
- Public meeting to review zoning amendment applications D14‑19‑2025 and D14‑20‑2025
Special Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council held a special meeting on October 15, 2025. The council will adopt By-law 68-2025 to ratify the actions taken at this meeting. A closed‑session portion will discuss labour‑relations matters under sections 239(2)(d) and 239(2)(k) of the Municipal Act. No staff reports, delegations, or other items were presented.
- Closed session to discuss labour relations or employee negotiations (s.239(2)(d)) and related negotiation procedures (s.239(2)(k))
- Adoption of Confirmatory By-law 68-2025 to ratify the council’s motions and resolutions from this meeting
Regular Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council will adopt the Winter Operations Plan for 2025‑2026 as presented. The council will also receive a report on the Select Baseball Policy and direct staff to draft a by‑law to adopt it. A confirmatory by‑law (By‑law 67‑2025) will be signed to formalize the meeting proceedings.
- Winter Operations Plan 2025‑2026 – council approval
- Select Baseball Policy – staff report and direction to draft by‑law
- Confirmatory By‑law 67‑2025 – formal adoption of meeting proceedings
- Traffic Data on Melrose Road and Lazier Road – information report
- Line Fences Act – applicability report and direction for future by‑law
Regular Meeting
The Township Council adopted the agenda and minutes from previous meetings. It approved the Tyendinaga Township Public Library's request for outdoor enhancements, with costs to be borne by the library. The Council also directed staff to prepare a fully costed report and engagement plan for possible redevelopment of the recreation bullpen area. Routine items such as the consent agenda and a confirmatory by‑law were also adopted.
- Resolution 244-2025: Approve library outdoor enhancements, expenses to be the library’s responsibility
- Resolution 242-2025: Direct staff to cost options for bullpen, pavilion, picnic area, or multi‑use space and develop a public engagement strategy
- Resolution 66-2025: Confirmatory by‑law to read the by‑law for the first, second, and third readings and sign with the corporate seal
- Consent Agenda items 8.1‑8.3: Include Stantec notice of commencement for rehabilitation of Highway 49‑Marysville Road underpass on Highway 401
- Staff Report 10.1.1: Receive Fire Service Activity Report covering July 15 2025 to September 10 2025
Committee of Adjustment
The Tyendinaga Township Committee of Adjustment approved Minor Variance Application D13-04-2025 for a 576 sq ft detached garage at 21 Brant Street, Shannonville, and Minor Variance Application D13-05-2025 for a new single detached dwelling at 2501 Harmony Road, Corbyville. Both approvals require construction to follow the submitted plans, obtain an amended building permit within twelve months, and comply with all other applicable laws. The meeting also included standard procedural items such as call to order, land acknowledgement, and adoption of the agenda.
- Approval of Minor Variance D13-04-2025 for a 576 sq ft detached garage at 21 Brant Street, Shannonville
- Approval of Minor Variance D13-05-2025 for a new single detached dwelling at 2501 Harmony Road, Corbyville
- Condition that a building permit (or amended permit) be applied for within 12 months of approval
- Requirement that construction comply with all applicable laws and any site‑plan revisions
- Public hearing conducted under Section 45 of the Planning Act
Regular Meeting
The Township Council will review a request for outdoor improvements to the public library and receive activity reports for roads and recreation. The meeting also includes several preliminary reports from the County of Hastings regarding consent files.
- Request for Tyendinaga Township Public Library outdoor enhancements (expenses to be paid by the library)
- County of Hastings Preliminary Reports for consent files: Pressey (B44/25), Vos (B45/25, B46/25, B63/25, B64/25), Dowling (B49/25, B50/25), and 1632370 Ontario Inc. (B62/25)
- Recreation & Facilities Activity Report for late summer
- Roads Activity Report for August 1, 2025 - August 31, 2025
- Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte Water Treatment Facility Quarterly Report (April 1 to June 30, 2025)
Regular Meeting
The Council will hold a statutory public meeting to review proposed zoning by-law amendments for Leslie Doyle and Andrew Vos. The meeting also includes decisions on road salt procurement and land assumption for road widening.
- Public meeting for zoning by-law amendments D14-16-2025 (Doyle) and D14-17-2025 (Vos)
- Withdrawal of zoning by-law amendment application D14-18-2025 (Vos)
- Proposed contract award to Windsor Salt Ltd. for coarse highway salt
- Adoption of By-law 64-2025 for land assumption and road widening at County Road No. 7 / Shannonville Road
- Resolution to support Rail Safety Week from September 15-21, 2025
Regular Meeting
The Township Council approved By-law 56-2025 and By-law 57-2025, amending the Comprehensive Zoning By-law for the Snyder applications D14-14-2025 and D14-15-2025. It also adopted By-law 58-2025 to give the Hastings County Planning Department authority to impose municipal conditions on minor planning applications, and By-law 59-2025 to sign a site‑licensing agreement for electric‑vehicle charging stations with eCamion Inc. A statutory public meeting was held to hear comments on the two zoning amendment applications, but no decision was made at that time.
- Adoption of By-law 56-2025 – amendment to Zoning By-law (Snyder D14-14-2025) at 2851 Harmony Rd
- Adoption of By-law 57-2025 – amendment to Zoning By-law (Snyder D14-15-2025) at 2831 Snyder RR
- Adoption of By-law 58-2025 – authorizes Hastings County Planning Department to impose municipal conditions on minor applications
- Adoption of By-law 59-2025 – site‑licensing agreement for EV charging stations with eCamion Inc.
- Statutory public meeting on zoning amendment applications D14-14-2025 and D14-15-2025 (no decision made)
Regular Meeting
The Township Council will hold a statutory public meeting to hear comments on four zoning by‑law amendment applications (files D14-10-2025, D14-11-2025, D14-12-2025, D14-13-2025). After the public meeting, the council will vote on several by‑laws, including land assumption for road widening, a waste‑service land disposition, and four amendments to the Comprehensive Zoning By‑law. The agenda also includes routine consent items, staff reports, and by‑law readings.
- Statutory public meeting to review zoning by‑law amendment applications D14-10-2025, D14-11-2025, D14-12-2025, D14-13-2025
- By‑law 48-2025 – assumption of land and road widening strips on Waddingham Road and Melrose Road
- By‑law 49-2025 – disposition and transfer of land operated by the Centre and South Hastings Waste Services Board
- By‑law 50‑2025, 51‑2025, 52‑2025, 53‑2025 – amendments to Comprehensive Zoning By‑law No. 03‑16 for 1632370 Ontario Inc. and Gregory
- By‑law 54‑2025 – authorizes a cost‑sharing agreement for a Household Hazardous Waste Depot
Regular Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council will approve a $116,185 contract with Storage Systems Construction for the Sand Dome roof replacement and a $32,550 contract with Gartland Heating & Air for new Recreation Hall furnaces. The Council will also appoint Benjamin Drory as Integrity Commissioner and Ellen Fry as Associate Investigator, and will adopt several by‑laws including the Integrity Commission Services Agreement with ADR Chambers Inc. Additional items include a proposed cost‑sharing agreement for the hazardous‑waste depot program and related waste‑management updates.
- Award RFT-2025-04 Sand Dome Roof Replacement contract – $116,185 to Storage Systems Construction
- Replacement Quotations for Recreation Hall Furnaces – $32,550 to Gartland Heating & Air
- Appointment of Integrity Commissioner (Benjamin Drory) and Associate Investigator (Ellen Fry)
- By‑law 46-2025 authorizing Integrity Commission Services Agreement with ADR Chambers Inc.
- Preparation of a Cost Sharing Agreement for the Hazardous Waste Depot program
Regular Meeting
The council held a statutory public meeting to hear comments on zoning by-law amendment applications D14-08-2025 (Schutt) and D14-09-2025 (Vos), and indicated no decision would be made at that time. Later in the same meeting, council gave first, second, and final readings to By-law 40-2025 and By-law 41-2025, amending Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 03-16 for the Schutt and Vos applications. Council also approved the Streamlined Planning Approach & Resource Centralization (SPARC) model and authorized related agreements. Additionally, the council denied the Lottarock Autoshow special event application and adopted Confirmatory By-law 42-2025.
- Approval of By-law 40-2025 to amend Zoning By-law No. 03-16 for Schutt D14-08-2025 (B27/24)
- Approval of By-law 41-2025 to amend Zoning By-law No. 03-16 for Vos D14-09-2025 (B118/24)
- Authorization of the SPARC planning model and related MOUs
- Denial of the Lottarock Autoshow special event application at 193 Shannonville Road for June 21, 2025
- Adoption of Confirmatory By-law 42-2025
Special Meeting
This special meeting consists primarily of procedural items and a closed session. Council intends to discuss personal matters regarding an identifiable individual, including municipal or local board employees.
- Closed session to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual (s.239 (2)(b))
- By-law 39-2025 to confirm the proceedings of the May 21, 2025 Special Meeting
Regular Meeting
The Township of Tyendinaga will hold a public meeting regarding two zoning by-law amendments for Brennan. Council is also deciding on a community safety plan, fee updates, and a major road surface treatment contract.
- Proposed contract award to Greenwood Paving (Pembroke) Ltd. for $810,614.39 for surface treatment
- Public meeting for zoning by-law amendment applications D14-06-2025 and D14-07-2025 (Brennan)
- Proposed fee updates: $30/hour for beach volleyball court rental and $900 for Municipal Land Purchase Inquiry
- Adoption of the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan
- Request from Trans-Northern Pipelines Inc. for noise exemptions between July 7 and August 1
Special Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council will adopt a confirmatory by‑law (By‑law 31‑2025) that ratifies the motions and resolutions passed at this special meeting. The council will also enter a closed‑session to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual under s.239(2)(b). Standard items such as adoption of the agenda and a moment of silent reflection are also on the agenda.
- Adoption of the agenda as presented
- Closed‑session to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual (s.239(2)(b))
- Confirmatory By‑law 31‑2025 to ratify the council's proceedings from the May 7, 2025 special meeting
Committee of Adjustment
The Tyendinaga Township Committee of Adjustment met on May 7, 2025 to consider several minor variance applications. It approved a variance for Megan & Michael Lallier to add a 16‑ft × 26‑ft (416 sq ft) addition to a detached garage at 1366 Read Road, Shannonville, allowing a front yard setback of 38.1 m. It also approved a variance for James Turgeon to increase the height of an accessory garage at 88 Mowbray Road, Deseronto, from 14.8 ft to 19 ft. The Committee discussed a third application for a shed on the Harkness/Callaghan property but did not record a decision.
- Approved Minor Variance D13-03-2025 for 1366 Read Road – 16 ft × 26 ft garage addition, front yard setback 38.1 m
- Approved Minor Variance D13-01-2025 for 88 Mowbray Road – garage height increased to 19 ft (4.2 ft increase)
- Discussed Minor Variance D13-02-2025 for Harkness/Callaghan shed – no decision recorded
- Adopted minutes from the April 16 2025 Committee of Adjustment meeting
- Declared pecuniary interest by Councillor Don McFarlane on agenda item 10
Regular Meeting
The Township of Tyendinaga will hold a statutory public meeting to review zoning applications from Olympus Properties Group Inc. and 1632370 Ontario Inc. Council will also consider several new policies and a contract for pound services.
- Public meeting for zoning amendments D14-02-2025, D14-03-2025, D14-04-2025, and D14-05-2025
- Proposed pound contract with Humane Society Hastings Prince Edward from May 1, 2025, to May 1, 2026
- Adoption of Road Closure Policy (By-law 28-2025)
- Adoption of Sale & Disposition of Land Policy (By-law 29-2025)
- Nomination of Rick Phillips for the 2025 Ontario Senior of the Year Award
Committee of Adjustment
The Tyendinaga Township Committee of Adjustment held a public meeting on April 16, 2025 to consider two minor‑variance applications. It approved a 4.2‑foot height increase for an accessory garage on the property at 88 Mowbray Road, Deseronto, raising the allowed building height from 14.8 ft to 19 ft. It denied all requested variances for the property at 1724 Lazier Road, citing failure to meet the four tests of a minor variance under the Planning Act.
- Approve minor variance D13‑01‑2025 for James Turgeon at 88 Mowbray Road, permitting a 4.2‑ft accessory building height increase to 19 ft
- Deny minor variance D13‑02‑2025 for 1724 Lazier Road, rejecting multiple setbacks, flood‑plain, and woodland proposals
- Public comments received from Hastings County, Quinte Conservation, Building Department, and private members for both applications
- Adopt agenda and minutes from previous meetings as procedural items
Regular Meeting
The Council will consider approving the 2025 Operating and Capital Budgets with a total levy requisition of $4,443,495.00. The meeting also includes decisions on road maintenance contracts and the adoption of new municipal policies.
- 2025 Operating and Capital Budget with a proposed total tax rate of 5.95%
- Contract award to Ontario Custom Aggregates Limited for $59,000.00 for winter sand and gravel crushing
- Adoption of a new Road Closure Policy
- Adoption of a Sale & Disposition of Land Policy
- Review of the 2024 Council Remuneration Report
Regular Meeting
The council will adopt several by‑laws, including a records‑management policy (By‑law 20‑2025), a zoning amendment for 1128 Enright Rd (By‑law 21‑2025), and a confirmatory by‑law (By‑law 22‑2025). It will also consider a report recommending internet and telephone voting for the 2026 municipal and school‑board elections and direct staff to seek a contract for that method. Earlier, a public Planning Act meeting was held to discuss the zoning amendment D14‑01‑2025 (Abdulla) but no decision was made at that time.
- Adopt By‑law 20‑2025 establishing a records management policy and retention schedule
- Adopt By‑law 21‑2025 amending Zoning By‑law No. 03‑16 for 1128 Enright Rd (D14‑01‑2025 Abdulla)
- Adopt By‑law 22‑2025 as a confirmatory by‑law
- Endorse internet and telephone voting for the 2026 municipal and school‑board elections and direct staff to obtain a contract
- Public Planning Act meeting to review zoning amendment D14‑01‑2025 (Abdulla) – no decision made
Special Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council will accept the report on 2025 Third‑Party Support Requests and approve the listed awards totaling $7,368.50. The council will also accept the 2025 Second Draft Operating Budget and Capital Projects, which includes a proposed levy of $4,496,506 and a 7.5% tax rate. A confirmatory by‑law (19‑2025) will be passed to finalize council proceedings. Pre‑approvals for winter sand and gravel crushing and road resurfacing tenders were also directed in prior resolutions.
- Approve Third‑Party Support Requests: $1,260 to Lonsdale Women’s Institute, $1,437.20 to Canadian Blood Services, $636.60 to Tyendinaga Public Library, $4,034.70 to Shannonville Agricultural Society (total $7,368.50)
- Adopt 2025 Second Draft Operating Budget and Capital Projects, including road resurfacing option 2 and purchase of a pre‑owned ½‑ton truck (budgeted $50,000)
- Pass Confirmatory By‑law 19‑2025 to finalize council proceedings
- Proposed municipal levy of $4,496,506 with a 7.5% tax rate
- Pre‑approval for Winter Sand and Gravel Crushing tender and Roads Resurfacing tender (Resolutions 72‑2025 and 73‑2025)
Regular Meeting
The Township of Tyendinaga is meeting to decide on several roads contracts and administrative policies. Council will review the 2025 draft budget and consider a new wage scale for municipal staff.
- Award RFP-2025-01 to Premier Truck Group for a new tandem axle plow truck for $359,886.00
- Contract renewal with Pierce Animal Control from March 1, 2025, to December 31, 2029
- Pre-approval for 2025 Roads Resurfacing (Option 2) and Winter Sand and Gravel Crushing tenders
- By-law 16-2025 to establish a wage scale for municipal staff and Council for 2025-2028
- Feasibility report on assuming unmaintained portions of McCullough Road and Whalen Road
Special Meeting
The Township Council receives the 2025 Draft Municipal Budget and related survey results as information. It will approve care and maintenance amounts of $900 for Garrison's Cemetery, $2,000 for Melrose Cemetery and $800 for Jones Pioneer Cemetery. The Council will also review third‑party support applications with a decision slated for the March 19 special budget meeting. A confirmatory by‑law (15‑2024) will be read for final approval.
- 2025 Draft Budget Summary Report presented for information
- Approval of care and maintenance: Garrison's Cemetery $900, Melrose Cemetery $2,000, Jones Pioneer Cemetery $800
- Review of third‑party support applications (decision to be made at March 19 budget meeting)
- Confirmatory By‑law 15‑2024 to be read a first, second and third time and signed
- Public Engagement Survey results (121 responses) provided as information
Regular Meeting
Tyendinaga Township Council will hold a statutory public meeting to review four zoning by-law amendment applications for lands in the Tompkins area. The meeting is informational, with decisions deferred to the regular council session.
- Public meeting on zoning by-law amendments for Tompkins lands (D14-41/42/43/44-2024)
- Council to adopt Rural Mailbox Policy
- Council directs staff to prepare by-law limiting access on unmaintained Main Street
- Council to disperse $5,835.55 from 2024 Food Drive to local schools
- Council to consider third-party support requests up to $6,000
Special Meeting
The Tyendinaga Township Council will enter a closed session to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual and labour‑relations or employee‑negotiation issues. After the closed session, the council will adopt Confirmatory By‑law 08‑2025, which ratifies and confirms all actions taken at this special meeting.
- Closed session to discuss s.239(2)(b) personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local board employees
- Closed session to discuss s.239(2)(d) labour relations or employee negotiations
- Adoption of Confirmatory By‑law 08‑2025 to ratify the council's actions at the February 5, 2025 special meeting
Regular Meeting
The Council will discuss updating fees and charges for the Recreation Hall, including new hourly rental conditions. The body is also directing staff to submit a revised Transfer Payment Agreement for a fire protection grant.
- Proposed amendment to Schedule 'C' of By-Law 83-2024 regarding Recreation Hall fees and hourly rentals
- Application for Fire Protection Grant and revised Transfer Payment Agreement
- Blue Box Recycling Program update
- County of Hastings Planning & Development - Kennelly B138/24 Application for Consent
- Proclamation of January 2025 as National Alzheimer's Awareness Month
Regular Meeting
The council holds a statutory public meeting under the Planning Act to review three applications to amend the Comprehensive Zoning By‑law (file numbers D14‑38‑2024, D14‑39‑2024, D14‑40‑2024). No decision will be made at this meeting; recommendations will be used for a zoning by‑law amendment to be presented for approval later that evening. The council also reads and approves several by‑laws, including borrowing authority for the 2025 fiscal year and an interim tax levy for 2025.
- Review of zoning amendment applications D14‑38‑2024, D14‑39‑2024, and D14‑40‑2024 (Murphy and Kennelly).
- By‑law 01‑2025: authorizes borrowing of money to meet current expenditures for the fiscal year ending Dec 31 2025.
- By‑law 02‑2025: provides for an interim tax levy in 2025.
- By‑law 03‑2025: amends the zoning by‑law for Murphy D14‑38‑2024 (Pt Lot 27, 28).
- By‑law 04‑2025: amends the zoning by‑law for Murphy D14‑39‑2024 (Pt Lts 27, 28).