Wawa public meetings in 2025
86 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review the results of the 2024-2025 predator control hunts, which included 12 hunts and no kills, and discuss the proposed 2026 Wawa Transit Operations plan. The meeting also includes monthly departmental reports and items regarding the proposed 2026 budget process.
- Predator Control Hunt Results 2024-2025
- Wawa Transit Operations 2026 plan
- 2026 Proposed Budget Process and Schedule
- Annual Accessibility Report
- FONOM/AMO Conference 2026
Regular Council
The council will consider several resolutions, including new business items and a series of by‑law motions. Key decisions involve authorizing fire‑protection agreements with Louisiana Pacific and Michipicoten First Nation, setting an interim tax levy for 2026, and reserving space for the Wawa Family Health Team at 96 Broadway Avenue. The meeting also includes routine approvals of the agenda, minutes, and a consent agenda.
- By‑Law No. 3839‑25 – authorize fire‑protection services for Louisiana Pacific plant on Highway 101
- By‑Law No. 3840‑25 – authorize automatic‑aid fire‑protection agreement with Michipicoten First Nation
- By‑Law No. 3844‑25 – provide for an interim tax levy and payment of interim taxes for 2026
- Resolution to change the council meeting date from Jan 20 2026 to Jan 21 2026
- Resolution to reserve space at 96 Broadway Avenue for the Wawa Family Health Team until June 30 2026
Special Council
The Special Council meeting on December 15, 2025 will open with a land acknowledgment and a disclosure of pecuniary interests. Council will approve the agenda by resolution. A presentation of the Wawa Housing Needs Assessment will be given by Charles Cirtwill. The meeting will adjourn after these items.
- Land acknowledgment
- Approval of the agenda (resolution)
- Presentation of the Wawa Housing Needs Assessment by Charles Cirtwill
Cemetery Committee
The Cemetery Committee will meet to discuss business arising from the previous meeting, specifically the Ice Candle Celebration Day. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and the follow-up on this event.
- Ice Candle Celebration Day
Heritage Committee
The Wawa Heritage Committee meeting will approve the agenda and minutes, receive updates on several heritage projects, and discuss new business items including the 1899 map, Edna Terris files, and a digitization project. The committee will also hear updates on the Mackenzie/Bethune Cemetery, Michipicoten Post Provincial Park archaeology, and the Clarke Historical Library donation.
- Review of 1899 map (new business)
- Discussion of Edna Terris files (new business)
- Consideration of digitization project (new business)
- Mackenzie/Bethune Cemetery update (old business)
- Michipicoten Post Provincial Park archaeological update (old business)
Special Council
The council will consider two motions of support for battery energy storage system (BESS) projects: one proposed by Reconcept at 1 Pinewood Drive and another by Renewable Power Partners at High Falls Road. The council will also consider three by‑law resolutions, including authorizing participation in the Downtown Wawa Community Improvement Plan at 55 Broadway Avenue and a lease of part of 96 Broadway Avenue. All items are presented for approval at the special council meeting on December 1, 2025.
- Motion of Support – Reconcept BESS 1 Pinewood (resolution)
- Motion of Support – Renewable Power Partners BESS High Falls Road (resolution)
- By‑Law No. 3836‑25 to authorize participation in the Downtown Wawa Community Improvement Plan at 55 Broadway Avenue
- By‑Law No. 3837‑25 to authorize a lease of a portion of 96 Broadway Avenue, Lower Floor
- By‑Law No. 3835‑25 to confirm the proceedings of Council on December 1, 2025
Marina Committee
The Wawa Marina Committee will meet to review feedback from 2025, review the 2025 financial overview, and discuss recommendations for 2026. The meeting is scheduled for 5:00 P.M. on Friday, November 28, 2025, at the Michipicoten Memorial Community Centre.
- Review of 2025 feedback
- Review of 2025 financial overview
- Discussion of 2026 recommendations
- Approval of May 1, 2025 minutes
- Approval of agenda
Cemetery Committee
The Cemetery Committee will review updates on cemetery beautification, the concrete pad for a new map sign, and the pending quote for a new gate sign. It will also discuss fall clean‑up maintenance and set a date for the Ice Candle Celebration. Decisions will be made on procuring the gate sign and approving related maintenance items.
- Obtain quote from North Star Fusion for cemetery gate sign and vote via email
- Proceed with concrete pad foundation for new cemetery map sign
- Continue beautification work: re‑leveling stones, clearing rotting trees and staining marker poles
- Approve fall clean‑up maintenance for the cemetery
- Determine date for the Ice Candle Celebration
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review several presentations, including Muskoka Wi‑Fi’s broadband plan for Wawa and the Reconcept local energy project. A key item is a municipal resolution to support Superior Highlands BESS LP’s 75 MW battery storage facility at 1 Pinewood Dr, which involves a $170 million investment. The council will also discuss the proposed 2026 meeting schedule and a CAO report on vehicular‑traffic bylaws.
- Muskoka Wi‑Fi presentation on high‑speed broadband deployment in Wawa
- Reconcept local energy project presentation covering the Superior Highlands BESS proposal
- Resolution request to support the 75 MW battery storage project at 1 Pinewood Dr (capital $170 M, $1,000/MW annual contribution)
- Proposal for the 2026 council meeting schedule
- CAO report on a by‑law governing and regulating vehicular traffic within the municipality
Regular Council
The Municipality of Wawa Council will consider a new traffic by-law, appoint KPMG LLP as the auditor, and approve the 2026 council meeting schedule. The agenda also includes a request for the mayor's travel to Sault Ste-Marie and a supporting resolution regarding Ontario Bill 5.
- By-Law 3831-25 to amend traffic by-law and street parking policy
- By-Law 3830-25 to appoint KPMG LLP auditor
- By-Law 3834-25 for Municipal Accommodation Tax agreement
- By-Law 3832-25 for automatic aid fire protection agreement
- By-Law 3833-25 for lease of land at 27 Mission Road
Age Friendly Committee
The Age Friendly Committee will adopt minutes from the September 16 meeting, receive informational updates from local groups, and consider two old‑business items: the location of a downtown electronic sign board and funding for a seniors expo. No new business is listed for this meeting.
- Old Business – Downtown Electronic Sign Board location discussion
- Old Business – Seniors Expo Funding consideration
- Informational Report – Wawa Goose Club update (need new location by early 2026)
- Informational Report – Memory Café scheduled for October 9, 2025
- Informational Report – Tourist Information Centre closing September 19, 2025
Regular Council
The Wawa Council will consider several resolutions, including a lease request for an electric battery storage project at the municipal airport, a recommendation to support the "Stop the Spray" campaign, and a directive to prepare a report on local drag races. The meeting also includes routine approvals of the agenda, minutes, and a consent agenda, as well as the adoption of two by‑laws covering meeting procedures and the 2025 Asset Management Plan. A closed‑session item will address a proposed property purchase.
- Lease request for airport land for a battery storage project (17364831 Canada Inc)
- Resolution to support the "Stop the Spray" campaign
- Directive to staff to prepare a report on Wawa drag races
- Remembrance Day bus request from the Legion
- By‑Law No. 3828‑25 – 2025 Asset Management Plan
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole meeting on November 4, 2025 will consider several items, including a memo to stop spray signage, a lease request for a proposed battery storage project at the airport, and a recommendation to appoint KPMG LLP as the municipality’s external auditor for the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years. The council will also hear updates on the municipal accommodation tax, a new location for the Wawa Goose Seniors Club, and the mayor’s report from the Healthy Democracy Conference.
- AP Memo – Stop the Spray Signage
- CAO Report 13‑2025 – Request for Lease at Airport – Proposed Battery Storage Project
- HR Memo – 2025 External Audit Services – appointment of KPMG LLP for 2025‑2026
- Municipal Accommodation Tax – 3rd Party Entity
- Wawa Goose Seniors Club – new location
Special Council
The Municipality of Wawa is holding a special council meeting to address new business. The primary focus of the session is the refresh of the Wawa Strategic Plan and its priorities for 2026.
- Wawa Strategic Plan Refresh - 2026 Priorities
Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee
The Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee will consider ratifying approvals for Community Improvement Plan applications. It will also review FedNor's Prosperity and Growth Strategy for Northern Ontario 2025‑2030, the Rural Ontario Development Program, the EDO 2025‑02 quarterly report, and a tourism update. Additional discussion will cover committee membership and the 2025 operating season for the Tourist Information Centre. The agenda also includes a call for nominations for the 2026 Civic Achievement Award.
- Ratification of approvals – Community Improvement Plan applications
- FedNor's Prosperity and Growth Strategy for Northern Ontario 2025‑2030
- Rural Ontario Development Program
- EDO 2025‑02 – Quarterly Report
- Tourist Information Centre – 2025 operating season
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation by Enzo Garofalo of Renewable Power Partners about a proposed 20‑year battery storage land lease for the Municipality of Wawa. The presentation explains lease terms, site layout, and potential impacts on property owners and taxes. No vote or formal decision on the lease is listed on the agenda. The meeting also includes routine approvals, adoption of minutes, and monthly departmental reports.
- Presentation on Renewable Power Partners battery storage land lease (20‑year term, lease payments to landowner)
- Approval of agenda
- Adoption of minutes from the October 7, 2025 Committee of the Whole meeting
- Monthly reports from Protective Services, Finance, Infrastructure Services, and Community Services & Tourism departments
- Business arising: Asset Management Plan – Comments
Regular Council
The Municipality of Wawa will discuss the use of internet and telephone voting for the 2026 municipal and school board elections. Council will also consider a lease agreement for the Wawa Food Bank and a land easement for the waste disposal site.
- By-Law No. 3824-25: Authorizing internet and telephone voting for 2026 elections
- By-Law No. 3823-25: Lease of a portion of 96 Broadway Avenue, Lower Floor to the Wawa Food Bank
- By-Law No. 3825-25: Grant of Easement No. 1162 for lands adjacent to the Waste Disposal Site
- By-Law No. 3826-25: Amending the agreement with Automotive Materials Stewardship Inc.
- Supporting motions for Automated Speed Enforcement and an alcohol container return system
Heritage Committee
The Wawa Heritage Committee meeting will review updates on local heritage sites and consider several new items, including an inquiry into the Iron Miners Memorial, a canoe donation, signage for A.Y. Jackson at Silver Falls, and a runestone update. The committee will also receive updates on the Mackenzie/Bethune Cemetery and the Clarke Historical Library donation.
- Iron Miners Memorial Inquiry
- Fletcher/Radford/Depew canoe donation
- A.Y. Jackson - Silver Falls Signage
- Wawa Runestone update
- Mackenzie/Bethune Cemetery update
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear a presentation on water and sewer service concerns, review a request from the Wawa Curling Club to phase‑in a fee increase for ice use, and consider memoranda on a 2026 Civic Achievement Award, municipal election voting methods, and the 2025 Asset Management Plan. No formal decisions are recorded in the agenda.
- Water and Sewer Service Concerns – presentation by Eric Paquette (item 4.1)
- AP 2025-12 – Curling Ice Fee Review Request (item 6.1)
- JL Memo – 2026 Civic Achievement Award (item 6.2)
- CAO 2025-11 – Municipal Election Voting Method (item 6.3)
- HR Memo – Asset Management Plan 2025 (item 6.4)
Regular Council
The Wawa Council will approve its agenda and adopt minutes from the September 16 meeting. It will receive a consent agenda that includes numerous committee and board minutes and a supporting resolution for a new Northern residential property tax class. Staff reports such as a curling‑ice fee review will be received. Finally, the council will read and pass By‑Law No. 3821‑25 to confirm the proceedings of the October 7 meeting.
- Approval of the agenda (resolution)
- Adoption of minutes from the September 16, 2025 meeting
- Consent agenda: receipt of multiple committee/board minutes
- Staff report: AP 2025‑12 Curling Ice Fee Review Request
- By‑Law No. 3821‑25 to confirm the proceedings of the October 7 council meeting
Special Council
The Municipality of Wawa will hold a special council meeting to discuss the Wawa Strategic Plan Refresh. The session focuses on establishing priorities for 2026.
- Wawa Strategic Plan Refresh - 2026 Priorities
Fire Advisory Committee
The Fire Advisory Committee will meet to discuss business arising from previous meetings. The primary item of business is the Fire Services Review.
- Fire Services Review
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will meet to discuss and decide on a minor variance application for a property at 9 Arnott. The meeting also includes a service award announcement for a volunteer firefighter.
- Minor Variance Application A4/25 for 9 Arnott (Mr. Gerstenbuhler)
- Wawa Volunteer Fire Department 25 Year Service Award for Pierre Gauthier
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will receive a presentation from a resident regarding water and sewer service concerns, including billing discrepancies and infrastructure maintenance. The committee will also review monthly department reports and discuss a Municipal Accommodation Tax update.
- Public delegation on water and sewer service concerns
- Protective Services monthly report
- Community Services summer 2025 report
- Finance monthly report
- Municipal Accommodation Tax update
Regular Council
The Wawa Council will read and pass several by‑laws, including a $50,000 capital grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to build an accessible play structure at Mission Park, a tenancy agreement for 96 Broadway Avenue, and a policy to adopt the municipal flag and proclamation. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda, adoption of minutes, and receipt of staff reports and committee minutes.
- By‑Law No. 3813‑25 authorizes a $50,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation for an accessible play structure at Mission Park
- By‑Law No. 3814‑25 creates a tenancy agreement for a residential apartment at 96 Broadway Avenue
- By‑Law No. 3815‑25 authorizes an agreement with Bob Parent for improvements to the property at 4 Broadway Avenue
- By‑Law No. 3819‑25 authorizes civil marriage solemnization services in the Municipality of Wawa
- By‑Law No. 3820‑25 adopts Municipality of Wawa Policy No. PR‑005: The Municipal Flag and Proclamation Policy
Age Friendly Committee
The Age Friendly Committee will adopt the minutes from its June 17, 2025 meeting and receive informational updates from local groups such as the Goose Club, Royal Canadian Legion, Red Cross, and the Municipality of Wawa. The committee will discuss the proposed downtown electronic signboard, including contacting the building owner and obtaining a cost quote. The next meeting is scheduled for October 21, 2025.
- Adoption of June 17, 2025 Age Friendly Committee minutes
- Proposal to place an electronic signboard on Trevor Laing's building wall across from the post office
- Municipality of Wawa report on Seniors Community Grant for the Wawa Intergenerational Legacy Project
- Informational updates from the Wawa Goose Club and other community organizations
- Next meeting set for Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at 3:00 p.m., Legion Hall
Heritage Committee
The Heritage Committee will review updates on historic sites and projects, discuss upcoming community events and displays, and consider a media release about the Wawa Runestone. Old business items include the Michipicoten Fur Trade Post anniversary, heritage doors, and a manuscript donation. New business items cover a Broadway History Walk, cemetery visits, a tourist centre display, archaeological work, and the runestone media release.
- Wawa Runestone Media Release (new business)
- M.P.P.P Archaeological Work (new business)
- Tourist Information Centre Display and Text (new business)
- Coffee and Culture – Broadway History Walk (new business)
- Clarke Historical Library Donation – Log of the North Shore manuscript (old business)
Committee of the Whole
The committee will discuss updates to the Wawa Strategic Plan and a Municipal Flag and Proclamation Policy. Members will also review a financial incentive application for 4 Broadway Avenue and an update on the Municipal Accommodation Tax.
- Community Improvement Plan Financial Incentive Program application for 4 Broadway Avenue
- Wawa Strategic Plan Update
- Municipal Flag and Proclamation Policy Update
- Municipal Accommodation Tax Update
- Association of the Municipalities of Ontario Delegation report
Regular Council
The Municipality of Wawa Council is set to approve by-laws to enter into a $50,000 capital grant agreement with the Ontario Trillium Foundation for an accessible play structure at Mission Park and to authorize a property improvement agreement at 4 Broadway Avenue. The meeting also includes the adoption of minutes from the previous session.
- By-law 3813-25: $50,000 Ontario Trillium Foundation grant for Mission Park accessible play structure
- By-law 3815-25: Downtown Wawa Community Improvement Plan incentives at 4 Broadway Avenue
- By-law 3816-25: Adoption of Asset Management Policy (FT-016)
- By-law 3817-25: Wawa Intergenerational Legacy Project funding agreement
- By-law 3812-25: Confirmation of proceedings for the September 2, 2025 meeting
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review the Asset Management Plan's proposed levels of service. It will discuss the MMCC Ice Policy Review and consider a purchase of a new loader. A memo on the asset management policy and a capital grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation for the Mission Playground Revitalization Project will also be considered.
- Asset Management Plan – Level of Service presentation (Heather Rainville)
- MMCC Ice Policy Review (AP 2025-10)
- Purchase New Loader (DB-CH 2025-10)
- Asset Management Policy memo (HR Memo)
- Ontario Trillium Foundation Capital Grant – Mission Playground Revitalization Project (AP Memo)
Regular Council
The Municipality of Wawa will discuss the purchase of a new loader and a land lease agreement for 96 Broadway Avenue. Council will also review a fleet management policy and a grant for the Mission Playground Revitalization Project.
- Purchase of a new loader
- Lease agreement with Quattra SCS Ltd. for land at 96 Broadway Avenue
- By-Law 3811-25 to adopt Fleet Management Policy FT-019
- Ontario Trillium Foundation Capital Grant for Mission Playground Revitalization Project
- Appointment of Lucille Case to provide marriage solemnization services
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will approve the meeting agenda and adopt the minutes from the April 1, 2025 meeting. It will also approve the actions of the Secretary‑Treasurer. The primary discussion will be the review and possible approval of Minor Variance Application A3/25 submitted by 20 Nyman (Ms Baughan).
- Approve the agenda (resolution 2.1)
- Approve minutes from the April 1, 2025 meeting (resolution 5.1)
- Approve the actions of the Secretary‑Treasurer (resolution 7.1)
- Review Application for Minor Variance A3/25 – 20 Nyman – Ms Baughan (item 7.2)
- Approve Application A3/25 (resolution 7.3)
Public Meeting - Planning Act
The Municipality of Wawa is holding a public meeting to discuss a Zoning By-Law Amendment. The proposal seeks to allow a car wash and laundry mat as permitted uses in the Urban Highway Commercial (C2) Zone.
- Zoning By-Law Amendment request for 78 Mission Road
- Review of comments from Algoma Public Health and Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will approve the meeting agenda and adopt minutes from previous meetings. It will receive monthly reports from the Protective Services, Finance, Infrastructure Services, and Community Services departments. New business includes a CAO memo requesting EDTAC’s response to a capital improvement project application for 78 Broadway Avenue, and a CAO memo presenting a revised draft vehicle replacement policy.
- Approval of agenda (Item 3.1)
- Adoption of minutes from June 3 and June 17 meetings (Item 5.1)
- Monthly reports from Protective Services, Finance, Infrastructure Services, and Community Services departments
- CAO memo: CIP application for 78 Broadway Avenue – request for EDTAC response (Item 7.1)
- CAO memo: Revised Draft Vehicle Replacement Policy (Item 7.2)
Regular Council
The council will consider and vote on several by‑law resolutions, including authorizing agreements with private parties and amending the zoning by‑law. The consent agenda includes a resolution to write off municipal property tax and a resolution to preserve the presence of The Beer Store in rural communities. New business items approve the mayor’s travel to an Alamos Gold Mine partnership announcement and to a green‑energy strategy session.
- By‑Law No. 3805‑25: authorize agreement with Nick Alexopolous for Downtown Wawa Community Improvement Plan financial incentives at 68 Broadway Avenue.
- By‑Law No. 3806‑25: authorize agreement with Trimble Canada Corporation for installation and operation of a Global Navigation Satellite System at 9 Maple Street.
- By‑Law No. 3807‑25: amend Zoning By‑Law 2821‑15 to permit a car wash and commercial laundry on the property at 78 Mission Road/Highway 101 (Urban Highway Commercial C2).
- Consent agenda resolution 8.5: approve staff recommendation for a municipal property tax write‑off.
- Consent agenda resolution 8.6: approve resolution to preserve the presence of The Beer Store in small, rural and northern communities.
Special Council
The Wawa Special Council will conduct its regular procedural business, including approving the agenda, moving to a closed‑session training meeting for council members, and then returning to open session. The council will adopt resolutions to open and close sessions and to adjourn the meeting.
- Approval of the agenda (resolution)
- Move to closed‑session for council training (resolution)
- Council training session under Municipal Act c.25 s.239(3.1)
- Return to open session (resolution)
- Adjournment (resolution)
Special Council
The Special Council will hold an in‑camera session to review KPMG audit findings on municipal property security, hear presentations on the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements, the 2024 Trust Funds Financial Statements, a runestone discovery, and a procedural by‑law review. The meeting will conclude with a resolution to accept the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements and Trust Funds Statements.
- In‑camera session: KPMG audit findings on security of municipal property (resolution)
- Presentation of 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements (KPMG)
- Presentation of 2024 Trust Funds Financial Statements (KPMG)
- Wawa Runestone Discovery presentation by Ontario Centre for Archaeological Research and Education
- Resolution to accept the 2024 Consolidated Financial Statements and Trust Funds Statements
Cemetery Committee
The Cemetery Committee will meet to discuss ongoing business regarding cemetery upkeep and signage. The meeting includes follow-ups on beautification, maintenance, and the installation of new gate and map signs.
- Beautification
- Maintenance
- New Cemetery Gate Sign
- New Cemetery Map Sign
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear monthly reports from the Protective Services and Infrastructure Services departments. It will then discuss three new business items: a $25,000 equipment funding request for dredging the Wawa Marina channel, a health and safety memo concerning water and sewer funding, and a capital improvement plan report for 68 Broadway. Staff reports are to be prepared before any decision is made.
- $25,000 equipment funding request for Wawa Marina Channel dredging (Item 8.1)
- Health and Safety – Water and Sewer Funding memo (Item 8.2)
- Capital Improvement Plan report for 68 Broadway (Item 8.3)
- May 2025 Protective Services Department monthly report (Item 7.1)
- May 2025 Infrastructure Services Department monthly report (Item 7.2)
Regular Council
The regular council meeting will consider routine items such as approval of the agenda, adoption of minutes, and several supporting resolutions. New business includes a resolution to approve funding for the 2025 Marina Dredging Project. The council will also consider four by‑laws: authorizing a banking agreement with the Royal Bank of Canada, appointing a Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer, and adopting two municipal policies on student wages and council remuneration.
- Approve funding to assist the 2025 Wawa Marina dredging project (resolution)
- By‑Law No. 3800‑25 – authorize agreement with Royal Bank of Canada for municipal banking and security
- By‑Law No. 3801‑25 – appoint a Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer
- By‑Law No. 3802‑25 – adopt Municipality of Wawa Policy No. HR‑014 on student wages and hiring
- By‑Law No. 3803‑25 – adopt Municipality of Wawa Policy No. HR‑007 on council remuneration
Age Friendly Committee
The Age Friendly Committee will approve its agenda and adopt minutes from the May 20 meeting. It will receive informational updates from local groups including the Goose Club, Royal Canadian Legion, Alzheimer Society, and the Municipality of Wawa. Old business includes a decision on whether to forward the Downtown Electronic Signboard letter to Council, an update on the senior‑focused Lunch and Learn event on June 4, and a change of date for the LDHC Garden Party to June 25. No new business items are listed.
- Downtown Electronic Signboard – review and decision to forward committee letter to Council
- Wawa Goose Seniors Club Lunch and Learn presentation scheduled for June 4, 2025
- LDHC Garden Party moved to June 25, 2025, 1:30‑3:00 p.m.
- Alzheimer Society reports funding for six Memory Cafe events over twelve months
- Committee supports staff recommendations on transit bus operations for upcoming Council discussion
Committee of the Whole
The committee will hear presentations on a broadband speed test campaign and marina dredging. Members will also review draft policies regarding vehicle maintenance, student wages, and council remuneration.
- Presentation by Blue Sky Net on a Speed Test Campaign for Wawa
- Presentation by Marina Committee and Chuck Farrand on dredging of the marina
- Review of Vehicle Maintenance and Replacement Policy draft
- Update to Student Wages Policy (HR-014/BL-3190-19)
- Update to Council Remuneration Policy (HR-007)
Regular Council
The Regular Council meeting on June 3, 2025 will approve the agenda and consent items. Council will adopt a resolution sponsoring the 2025 Wawa Music Festival. The meeting includes the first, second and third reading of By‑Law No. 3798‑25 to confirm the council’s proceedings. Staff reports will be received covering updates to student wages, council remuneration, and the Olympia Batteries contract award.
- L – Wawa Music Festival Sponsorship Request 2025 (resolution)
- By‑Law No. 3798‑25 – confirmation of council proceedings (first, second, third reading)
- Staff Report: Student Wages Policy Update (CAO Memo HR‑014)
- Staff Report: Council Remuneration Policy Update (CAO 2025‑06 HR‑007)
- Staff Report: Olympia Batteries Contract Award (AP Memo)
Cemetery Committee
The Cemetery Committee will meet to review business arising from previous discussions. The agenda focuses on cemetery maintenance and the installation of new signage.
- Beautification
- Maintenance
- New Cemetery Gate Sign
- New Cemetery Map Sign
Special Council
Special Council will review proposed levels of service for the Asset Management Plan, focusing on how changes to maintenance and replacement strategies for machinery, equipment, and vehicles will impact the municipality's financial obligations and risk management over the next decade.
- Review of proposed Levels of Service for machinery and equipment
- Review of proposed Levels of Service for vehicles
- Presentation by Cindy Godson, Asset Management Co-ordinator
- Presentation by Manuela Batovanja, Treasurer/Director of Finance
- Discussion on aligning service levels with strategic plan objectives
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review monthly departmental reports, discuss transit operations, and consider contracts for a mural warranty and battery services. The agenda also includes a memo on cemetery by-laws and fee schedules.
- Review of Wawa Transit Service Operations
- Memo regarding Mural Warranty and Contract
- Memo regarding Olympia Batteries Contract Award
- Memo on Cemetery By-law and Schedule of Fees
- Review of Infrastructure Services monthly report
Regular Council
Council will discuss the purchase of land in the Wawa Industrial Park and the adoption of a new cemetery by-law and fee schedule. The body is also considering a resolution to oppose strong mayor powers.
- By-Law No. 3797-25 to authorize the purchase of land at 10 White Drive, Wawa Industrial Park
- By-Law No. 3796-25 to establish cemetery maintenance, management, regulation and control
- By-Law No. 3795-25 to adopt the 2025 schedule of fees, including cemetery fee changes
- Resolution to oppose strong mayor powers
- Purchase of Dekka Maintenance-Free batteries from CIT for the Olympia Ice Resurfacer
Fire Advisory Committee
The committee will adopt the minutes from its February 18, 2025 meeting and consider items carried over from the previous session, including the Greenlight Campaign signage and a request for firefighter ID tags. The agenda will be approved and the next meeting date will be set. No new business items are listed on the agenda.
- Adoption of minutes from the February 18, 2025 meeting
- Review of Greenlight Campaign signage
- Consideration of firefighter ID tag request
- Approval of the meeting agenda
- Determination of the next meeting date (TBD)
Age Friendly Committee
The Age Friendly Committee will consider a proposal to purchase and install an electronic signboard in downtown Wawa. It will also review updates from senior groups, including the Wawa Goose Club and the Alzheimer Society, and discuss upcoming events such as the LDHC Garden Party. Routine items include adopting minutes from the April 15 meeting and handling standard disclosures.
- Proposal – Downtown Electronic Signboard – request to Council for purchase and installation
- Senior Grant Seminar – update and preparation for Seniors Month in June
- LDHC Garden Party – scheduled for June 26, 2025, 1:30‑3:00 p.m.
- Adoption of minutes from the April 15, 2025 meeting
- Informational reports from Wawa Goose Club, Royal Canadian Legion, Alzheimer Society, etc.
Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee
The Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee will review updates to its mandate, discuss the Tourist Information Centre's 2025 operating season, and consider a request for a visioning session with the Quest project.
- Draft updates to EDTAC mandate
- Tourist Information Centre - 2025 Operating Season
- Quest - Request for Visioning Session with EDTAC
- Search for New Committee Member - Indigenous Representation
- OINP Northern and Rural Set Aside - "Northern Action Committee"
Heritage Committee
The Heritage Committee is meeting to review old business regarding the Michipicoten Fur Trade Post and NOHFC funding for digitizing heritage. The body will also discuss new items including a manuscript donation and a history walk on Broadway.
- Michipicoten Fur Trade Post - 1725
- Digitizing Heritage NOHFC Funding
- Clarke Historical Library Donation - Log of the North Shore Manuscript
- Coffee and Culture - Broadway History Walk
- Tourist Information Centre display
Marina Committee
The Marina Committee of Wawa will meet on May 1, 2025 at the Michipicoten Memorial Community Centre. The agenda includes reviewing the previous minutes, an informational report, and new business items concerning dredging and dock repair. A roundtable discussion is also scheduled. No decisions are indicated in the agenda.
- Dredging (new business item 6.1)
- Dock repair (new business item 6.2)
- Roundtable discussion (other business item 7.1)
Cemetery Committee
The Cemetery Committee will adopt the March 19 minutes and consider items carried over from the previous meeting. Topics include beautification (no discussion required), a Mother's Day opening, a Broadway Avenue flower box request, maintenance (no discussion required), and the logistics of a new cemetery sign. No new business is listed for this meeting.
- Discuss location and design of a new cemetery sign
- Review Broadway Avenue flower box request
- Plan Mother's Day opening ceremony
- Consider beautification item (no discussion required)
- Consider maintenance item (no discussion required)
Special Council
The Special Council will approve the meeting agenda and consider several resolutions, including awarding the mural supply and install contract on Broadway Avenue to Drift Mural Co. for $13,149. It will also approve a contract for a Water Intake (ICIP) project, adopt proclamations for Nursing Week (May 12‑18, 2025) and Moose Hide Campaign Day (May 15, 2025), and receive a CAO report on Michipicoten First Nation reserve additions.
- Award contract to Drift Mural Co. for mural installation on Broadway Ave ($13,149)
- Award contract for Water Intake (ICIP) Project (amount not specified)
- Proclamation for Nursing Week, May 12‑18, 2025
- Proclamation for Moose Hide Campaign Day, May 15, 2025
- CAO report on Michipicoten First Nation additions to reserve
Age Friendly Committee
The Age Friendly Committee will adopt minutes from the March 18 meeting, receive informational updates from local groups, and consider new business items including a presentation on the Lifeline Medical Alert System, the 2025 Ontario Senior of the Year Award, and plans for a senior grant seminar in June.
- Presentation of the Lifeline Medical Alert System
- Discussion of a senior grant seminar to be held in June
- Consideration of the 2025 Ontario Senior of the Year Award
- Informational updates from Wawa Goose Club, Royal Canadian Legion, and other community partners
- Adoption of minutes from the March 18, 2025 meeting
Regular Council
The Wawa Council will consider several by‑law motions, including authorizing a Dedicated Gas Tax Funds agreement for the Public Transportation Program, a land sale to Infrastructure Ontario, and a Downtown Wawa improvement agreement. It will also vote on a fence‑construction amendment, a zoning change for residential apartments on 75 Broadway, and adopt routine items such as the agenda, minutes, and a proclamation for Community Living Algoma Awareness Month.
- By‑Law No. 3788‑25 – authorize an agreement with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation for Dedicated Gas Tax Funds for the Public Transportation Program 2024‑2025
- By‑Law No. 3789‑25 – authorize the sale of land on Mission Road (PIN 31169‑1876) to Infrastructure Ontario
- By‑Law No. 3790‑25 – authorize an agreement with James Robert Rastel for the Downtown Wawa Community Improvement Plan at 16 Broadway Avenue
- By‑Law No. 3791‑25 – amend By‑Law 2471‑11 to permit a 4‑foot fence on the property at 71 Second Avenue
- By‑Law No. 3793‑25 – amend Zoning By‑Law 2821‑15 to allow Residential Apartment (RA*42) zoning on Lots 418‑420, 75 Broadway Avenue
Public Meeting - Planning Act
The Municipality of Wawa is holding a public meeting to discuss a Zoning By-Law amendment. The body will review a request to change the zoning of a property on Broadway Avenue.
- Request to change zoning from General Commercial (C1) to Residential Apartment (RA*) at 75 Broadway
Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee - 07 Apr 2025 - CANCELLED
The Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for Monday, April 7, 2025 was cancelled. Consequently, no agenda items were discussed, approved, or decided. The Committee’s next meeting is set for Monday, May 12, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. in the boardroom.
- No items addressed – meeting cancelled
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider a CAO memo confirming the finalization of the Wawa Marina divestiture and staff recommendations on how to allocate the $500,000 grant. It will also decide on a resident request for a fluoridation plebiscite, requiring a petition signed by at least 10% of electors before April 2026. Additional items include an annual review of harassment and violence policies, a report on the March 2025 drinking water operational plan, and a memorandum of understanding with USW Local 9246.
- Marina Divestiture Finalized – $500,000 grant; recommend $100,000 reimbursement for washroom, $50,000 for legal/survey costs, $350,000 to conditional reserve
- Request for plebiscite on water fluoridation – resident petition needed, 10% of electors, submit before April 2026
- Annual Review of Harassment and Violence Policies – presentation of updated workplace harassment policy
- Wawa Drinking Water Operational Plan – March 2025 report
- Memorandum of Understanding – USW Local 9246
Regular Council
The Wawa Council will consider approving a Memorandum of Understanding with USW Local 9246 and confirm the proceedings of the April 1st meeting. The agenda also includes receiving staff reports and committee minutes, as well as a closed session regarding land matters.
- Approval of Memorandum of Understanding with USW Local 9246
- Receive CAO Memo: Marina Divestiture Finalized
- Receive Committee/Board Minutes (Algoma Public Health, Cemetery, Heritage, EDTAC)
- By-Law 3786-25: Agreement with City of Sault Ste. Marie for court administration
- Closed Session: Land Matter and Representation Notice
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will consider and vote on a minor variance application (A2/25) for the property at 71 Second submitted by Mr. Pratt. The meeting also includes routine approvals of the agenda, the March 4, 2025 minutes, and the Secretary‑Treasurer’s actions. All items are presented as resolutions.
- Approve the agenda (resolution)
- Approve minutes of the March 4, 2025 Committee of Adjustment meeting (resolution)
- Approve the actions of the Secretary‑Treasurer (resolution)
- Review Application A2/25 – minor variance for 71 Second (public comments)
- Approve Application A2‑25 (resolution)
Heritage Committee
The Heritage Committee will review old business items such as the Michipicoten Post timbers at the Canadian Canoe Museum, a Metis information request, and digitizing heritage funding. New business includes discussion of the 1725 Michipicoten Fur Trade Post, a unique find on private property, and upgrades to heritage doors. Routine agenda and minutes approval are also on the agenda.
- Michipicoten Fur Trade Post established 1725 (new business)
- Unique find on private property (new business)
- Heritage door upgrades (new business)
- Michipicoten Post timbers – Canadian Canoe Museum (old business)
- Digitizing heritage – NOHFC funding (old business)
Cemetery Committee
The Cemetery Committee will consider items from the previous meeting, including removal of two long planter boxes (beautification), maintenance updates, and the New Cemetery Sign project. It will also review the 2025 meeting schedule change to a 3:30 p.m. start and the creation of a volunteer list for upcoming events. No formal decisions are recorded in the agenda.
- Removal of two long planter boxes at the back of the cemetery (beautification)
- Review of maintenance status (none reported)
- Discussion of New Cemetery Sign project as a standing agenda item
- Adoption of 2025 meeting schedule to start at 3:30 p.m.
- Staff to create and file a volunteer list for 2025 events
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider a CAO request to hold a plebiscite on water fluoridation. It will also receive the 2025 Business Survey Results and review the proposed 2025 operating and capital budgets, which include a 4.03% property tax levy increase of $218,714 and a 1.8% capital levy of $100,000.
- CAO 2025-03 request for a plebiscite on fluoridation
- EDO memo presenting 2025 Business Survey Results
- 2025 Operating and Capital Budgets: property tax levy up 4.03% ($218,714) and capital levy up 1.8% ($100,000)
- Rezoning of Commercial (C1) properties along Broadway Avenue to permit residential units on upper storeys
- Request for $50,000 grant funding for an accessible playground at Upper Mission Park
Regular Council
The Wawa Council will consider several by-law resolutions, including a zoning amendment that permits more than one dwelling unit in the upper levels of buildings in the Commercial General (C1) zone. Other items include appointing a Weed Inspector, leasing land with the First Nation of Michipicoten Cultural Association, and appointing Bruce Perkins as a civil marriage solemnizer. The meeting also includes routine approvals of the agenda, minutes, consent agenda, staff reports, and the cancellation of a May 6 council meeting.
- By-Law No. 3782-25 – amendment to Zoning By-Law 2821-15 to allow accessory dwellings in C1 zone
- By-Law No. 3781-25 – appointment of a Weed Inspector for the Municipality of Wawa
- By-Law No. 3784-25 – lease agreement with The First Nation of Michipicoten Cultural Association
- By-Law No. 3783-25 – delegation of authority to Bruce Perkins to perform civil marriage solemnizations
- Resolution to cancel the Council meeting scheduled for May 6, 2025
Public Meeting - Planning Act
The Municipality of Wawa is holding a public meeting to discuss a proposed amendment to Zoning By-law 2821-15. The change would allow multiple residential units on the upper storeys of buildings with ground-level commercial uses in the C1 zone. This is intended to encourage housing development in the downtown Broadway Avenue area.
- Proposed removal of the one-unit-per-building limit in C1 and C2 Zones
- Proposed removal of floor area restrictions (currently 45 to 55 square metres)
- Proposed removal of the 33% gross floor area limit for secondary units
- Proposed removal of specific egress and window opening requirements in Section 4.4
- Public hearing for Zoning By-law Amendment regarding the General Commercial (C1) Zone
Age Friendly Committee
The Age Friendly Committee will conduct routine business including approval of the agenda, adoption of minutes from the January 21, 2025 meeting, and informational reports from local senior groups. It will review old business on the Wawa Age Friendly Action Plan and discuss a new request for a senior grant seminar. The meeting will also set the next meeting date for April 15, 2025.
- Adopt minutes from the January 21, 2025 Age Friendly Committee meeting
- Informational reports from Wawa Goose Club, Royal Canadian Legion, Red Cross, March of Dimes, and other agencies
- Discussion of the Wawa Age Friendly Action Plan (old business)
- New business: request for a senior grant seminar
- Next meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 15, 2025 at 3:00 p.m., 40 Broadway Avenue
Special Council
The council will hear a presentation from Michipicoten First Nation on its Additions to Reserve (ATR) proposals, which seek to add seven land parcels to the Gros Cap 49 reserve. The presentation outlines the ATR process, municipal service and tax implications, and potential land uses. Council members will consider the information as part of ongoing consultation under federal policy.
- ATR proposal to add 7 parcels (135.25 ha Peninsula, 236.79 ha Sandy and Superior Coast, 83.73 ha Tremblay Flats) to the Gros Cap 49 reserve
- Municipal tax revenue from the proposed parcels in 2024: $7,616.35 (Peninsula) and $6,616.93 (Sandy and Superior Coast)
- Potential municipal service agreements for fire fighting, road maintenance, and zoning coordination
- Possibility of negotiating a one‑time net tax loss adjustment payment to offset lost property tax revenue
- Federal Directive 10‑1 outlines required consultation, service agreements, and dispute‑resolution processes for reserve creation
Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee
The Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss results from a 2025 business survey regarding labor market challenges and housing. The body will also review zoning by-law amendments and a housing water systems fund application.
- 2025 Wawa Business Survey results on labor retention and housing
- Amendments to Zoning By-Law public meeting notice
- Housing Enabling Water Systems Fund 2nd application
- CAO memo on extending Tourist Information Centre operating season
- Community Improvement Plan financial incentives update
Committee of Adjustment
The Wawa Committee of Adjustment will meet to consider a minor variance application for a garage at 253 Main Street. The application seeks to exceed the maximum accessory building height restrictions.
- Approval of minutes from September 17, 2024
- Approval of Secretary-Treasurer actions
- Minor Variance Application A1/25 - 253 Main Street
- Public hearing for Minor Variance A1/25
- Approval of the Agenda
Regular Council
The Wawa Council will consider several by‑laws, including fixing the 2025 tax rate, establishing tax ratios, and creating a small‑scale on‑farm business subclass. It will also vote on a lease agreement with Michipicoten First Nation for a Cultural and Wellness Centre at 3 Maple Street. Additional items include the purchase of a 2010 Ford F‑750 truck and the adoption of the Integrity Commissioner report.
- By‑Law No. 3777‑25 – adopt estimates and fix the 2025 tax rate
- By‑Law No. 3776‑25 – lease portion of 3 Maple Street for a Cultural and Wellness Centre with Michipicoten First Nation
- By‑Law No. 3778‑25 – establish tax ratios for the municipality
- By‑Law No. 3779‑25 – adopt a small‑scale on‑farm business subclass in the industrial property class
- Purchase of a 2010 Ford F‑750 diesel truck for the municipal fleet (amount: Eight‑Nine Thousand, Four Hundred and Sev)
Marina Committee
The Marina Committee will meet to discuss new business regarding dredging, signage, and the 2025 work plan. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the October 24, 2024, meeting.
- Dredging
- Signage
- 2025 Work Plan
Cemetery Committee
The Cemetery Committee will consider and adopt its agenda for the February 19 meeting. It will approve the minutes from the January 15 meeting and receive a financial update. The committee will discuss ongoing beautification and maintenance work, review the volunteer list, and receive a briefing on the Ice Candle Celebration Day. It will adopt the proposed 2025 meeting schedule and set the date for the next meeting.
- Approval of the agenda for the February 19 meeting
- Adoption of the January 15, 2025 Cemetery Committee minutes
- Financial update presented under the informational report
- Discussion of beautification and maintenance tasks from the previous meeting
- Adoption of the proposed 2025 cemetery meeting schedule
Committee of the Whole
The committee will discuss the 2025 operating and capital budgets and a request to rezone commercial properties (C1). The meeting also includes a report on the proposed reinstatement of the Upper Mission Park.
- 2025 Operating and Capital Budgets
- Rezoning of Commercial Properties (C1)
- Request for Upper Mission Park reinstatement
- Tourist Information Centre opening extension request
- January 2025 monthly reports from Protective, Infrastructure, Community Services, and Finance departments
Regular Council
The Municipality of Wawa is meeting to review the 2025 Operating and Capital Budget and a proposal for rezoning commercial properties. Council will also consider several new agreements and equipment purchases.
- 2025 Operating and Capital Budget report
- Rezoning of Commercial Properties (C1)
- Purchase of a 2010 Ford F-750
- Agreement with Royal Canadian Legion Branch #429 for façade improvement at Wawa Legion Hall
- Lease agreement with Elections Canada for premises at 3 Maple Street
Fire Advisory Committee
The committee will meet to discuss several operational items including ice water rescue and firehall painting. The agenda includes reviewing the Greenlight Campaign, grant submissions, and succession planning.
- Ice water rescue discussion
- Firehall painting and maintenance
- Grant submission status
- Recruitment and succession planning
- Firehall showers
Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee
The Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee will hear the 2025 municipal budget presentation, covering tax levy and capital levy recommendations, tourism funding, and planned projects. Members will discuss the Community Improvement Plan financial incentive update and a committee member resignation. No formal decisions are recorded; the agenda consists of presentations and updates.
- 2025 budget recommends a 4.03% tax levy increase ($218,714) and a 1.8% capital levy ($100,000)
- MAT Tax revenue projected at $150,000 for 2025, split equally with a third‑party entity
- Downtown Community Improvement Plan includes $80,000 in financial incentives for 30 housing units
- New Transit Van funded by a $200,000 grant
- MMCC improvements funded with $1.3 million total, including an $800,000 NOHFC grant
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider several departmental memos, including an airport capital purchase, a financial incentive for the Wawa Legion under the Community Improvement Plan, a purchase of a long‑stick excavator, a designation for WAVS Park, and an update on the marina divestiture. The meeting also includes a presentation on Upper Mission Park.
- Airport Capital Purchase (Infrastructure Services Department memo)
- Community Improvement Plan Financial Incentive – Wawa Legion (Economic Development memo)
- Purchase of Long Stick Excavator (CAO memo)
- WAVS Park Designation (AP memo)
- Marina Divestiture Update (CAO memo)
Regular Council
The Wawa Council will consider several by‑law motions, including adopting a municipal alcohol policy and approving lease agreements for the Goose Seniors Club at 63B Broadway Avenue. Staff reports on an airport capital purchase, a long‑stick excavator acquisition, and a marina divestiture update will be received. The council will also receive the Integrity Commissioner’s report and vote on the consent agenda items.
- By‑Law No. 3767‑25 – adopt Policy No. MF‑002: Municipal Alcohol Policy
- By‑Law No. 3768‑25 – lease premises at 63B Broadway Avenue to MZY Pharma Inc. for the Wawa Goose Seniors Club
- By‑Law No. 3769‑25 – agreement with Wawa Goose Club for the lease of 63B Broadway Avenue
- Staff memo – purchase of a long‑stick excavator
- Staff memo – airport capital purchase
Age Friendly Committee
The Wawa Age Friendly Committee will review the final draft of the 2025-2030 Age Friendly Plan and discuss the accessibility of the municipal transit bus. The committee will also consider applying for a Seniors Community Grant for 2025-2026.
- Review of Wawa Age Friendly Plan 2025-2030
- Municipal Transit Bus Accessibility Update
- Seniors Community Grant 2025-2026 Application Submission
- Approval of November 19, 2024, meeting minutes
- Wawa Goose Club Update
Cemetery Committee
The Cemetery Committee will review and finalize plans for the postponed Ice Candle Celebration Day scheduled for January 18, 2025. The meeting agenda includes approval of previous minutes and a report on the sale of ice candles.
- Approval of December 18, 2024, Cemetery Committee minutes
- Informational report on sale of Ice Candles (171 sold as of Dec 18)
- Update on postponed Ice Candle Celebration Day to January 18, 2025
- Discussion on printing larger cemetery maps for the event
- Next meeting scheduled for Wednesday, February 19, 2025
Heritage Committee
The Heritage Committee is meeting to discuss ongoing projects including signage and local history research. The body will review funding for digitizing heritage records and requests for Metis information.
- Digitizing Heritage NOHFC Funding
- Michipicoten Post Timbers - Canadian Canoe Museum
- Metis Information Request
- AY Jackson Signage
- Heritage Door Vinyls
Fire Advisory Committee
The Fire Advisory Committee will review the status of the department's action plan and a new grant opportunity. The body is also discussing succession planning for a new Fire Chief and a fire hall visit.
- Action Plan Status Update
- New Grant Opportunity
- Succession Planning Update
- Fire Training Committee Meeting
- Fire Hall Visit
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review a CAO memo requesting the purchase of a Long Stick Excavator for the Wawa Marina. It will also consider a draft Municipal Alcohol Policy, the results of a downtown mural community consultation on Broadway Avenue, and ice extension requests for 2024. New business includes a Ministry of Transportation public information centre for the Rest Stop Wawa and a senior program change from the Ministry.
- CAO Memo: Purchase of Long Stick Excavator for dredging at Wawa Marina
- AP Memo: Draft Municipal Alcohol Policy – updates to permits and risk assessments
- AP Memo: Downtown Mural – Broadway Avenue – Community Consultation Results
- AP Memo: Ice Extension Requests 2024
- New Business: Ministry of Transportation – Rest Stop Wawa – Public Information Centre
Regular Council
Council will consider several by-laws including the 2025 schedule of fees and an interim tax levy. The meeting includes discussions on water treatment plant equipment replacement and the purchase of a long stick excavator.
- By-Law No. 3759-25: Interim Tax Levy and payment of interim taxes for 2025
- By-Law No. 3763-25: Adoption of the 2025 Schedule of Fees
- By-Law No. 3765-25: Agreement with S&T Electrical Contractors Limited for Water Treatment Plant equipment
- By-Law No. 3762-25: Purchase and Sale of Land Agreement for 53 Government Road
- Approval of the Superior East OPP Detachment Board 2025 Annual Budget
Special Council
Council is reviewing a draft multi-year operating budget that proposes a 4.03% tax levy increase and a 1.8% capital levy for 2025. The budget includes plans for new financial software, physician recruitment, and infrastructure reserves.
- Proposed 4.03% tax levy increase ($218,714) and 1.8% capital levy ($100,000)
- Physician recruitment contribution of $23,000 in 2025
- Water treatment plant compressors project costing $180,000
- Industrial Park Design costing $50,000 in 2025 and $250,000 for construction in 2026
- Implementation of MAT Tax in April to generate estimated $150,000 in 2025