Central Huron, Ontario
Central Huron Ontario average (StatCan 2021 Census)
Population7,799
Median household income$80,000
Median home value$400,000
Prochaines réunions
Mon Aug 10, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
Tue Sep 8, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
Mon Sep 21, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
Wed Sep 23, 2026 · 04:30 PM
Destination Central Huron Team (Committee)
Town Hall Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street
Mon Oct 5, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
Mon Oct 19, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
Mon Nov 16, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
Mon Dec 7, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
Mon Dec 21, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
Réunions récentes
Mon Jul 20, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
Council will consider three by‑laws to set water/sewer fees, appoint a clerk, and approve winter road maintenance.
The council will adopt the July 6 minutes and receive routine reports. It will review a procurement policy update and approve a $25,600 arena scoreboard upgrade. The meeting will focus on three by‑laws: one to correct municipal water and sewer fees, one to appoint Shannon Black as clerk effective Aug 10 2026, and one to authorize a winter road‑maintenance agreement with Integrated Maintenance and Operations Inc. (Owen Sound Highway Maintenance Limited).
- By‑law 40‑2026 to impose fees for municipal water and sewer services
- By‑law 41‑2026 to appoint Shannon Black as Clerk (effective Aug 10 2026)
- By‑law 42‑2026 to authorize a winter maintenance agreement with Integrated Maintenance and Operations Inc. (Owen Sound Highway Maintenance Limited)
- CHCC Arena Scoreboard Upgrade contract with Harris Time Inc. for $25,600 net of HST
- Procurement Policy Update – council to direct staff to prepare a by‑law for adoption
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Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #2
5:00 PM - Monday July 20, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, IT Services
Manager Cecil Coxen, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Facilities Manager
Steve Duizer, Community Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, Chief
Building Official Lesley Adams
REGRETS:
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1. CALL TO ORDER
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Mon Jul 6, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Le Conseil doit examiner un emprunt obligataire de 3 000 000 $ pour le Bluewater Youth Centre
Le Conseil décidera d'un emprunt obligataire de 3 000 000 $ pour le Bluewater Youth Centre, qui sera financé par l'entremise d'Infrastructure Ontario sur 10 ans à un taux estimé de 3,82 %. Ils voteront également sur trois demandes de lotissement (Lockwood et deux Westerhout) en vertu des politiques de résidence de ferme excédentaire, et examineront de nombreux contrats de routes et d'installations, incluant l'achat d'une souffleuse tandem de 421 314,89 $ et des mises à niveau de l'éclairage LED de 82 934,28 $ pour les terrains de baseball. Un règlement révisé sur les tarifs d'eau et d'égouts est proposé pour adoption, avec une entrée en vigueur le 1er août 2026.
- Emprunt obligataire de 3 000 000 $ pour le Bluewater Youth Centre via Infrastructure Ontario à 3,82 % sur 10 ans
- Trois demandes de lotissement : C35-2026 (Lockwood, 4,8 acres), C36-2026 et C37-2026 (Westerhout Poultry Inc., 6 acres et 2,75 acres)
- Achat d'un camion souffleuse tandem de Viking Cives pour 421 314,89 $ (livraison en 2027)
- Mises à niveau de l'éclairage LED des terrains de baseball à Londesborough et Holmesville pour 82 934,28 $
- Règlement révisé sur les tarifs d'eau et d'égouts (By-law 38-2026) entrant en vigueur le 1er août 2026
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Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #1
5:00 PM – Monday July 6, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the Town Hall
Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-Conferencing platform. To
observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public Question period please use the
following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however should
you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please contact the
Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor Everett
Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor Adam
Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan, Director of
Finance Jeff Boyes, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Utilities Manager Ian Koetsier,
Facilities Manager Steve Duizer, County Planner Craig Metzger
REGRETS:
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1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Ginn
2. CONFIRMATION OF THE AGENDA
2.1. Adoption of the Meeting Agenda
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Mon Jun 15, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
Le conseil doit examiner un emprunt obligataire de 3 000 000 $ pour le pôle d'innovation sur l'ancien centre de jeunesse
Le conseil de Central Huron adoptera les rapports de routine et examinera plusieurs motions relatives à l'utilisation des terres et aux finances. Les points clés incluent des recommandations sur cinq demandes de lotissement de fermes, une proposition d'emprunt obligataire de 3 000 000 $ pour un pôle d'innovation sur le site de l'ancien Bluewater Youth Centre, et l'adoption du règlement 35-2026 pour un accord de service avec Huron Creek Developments. Le conseil attribuera également un contrat de construction de route à Lavis Contracting Co. et un contrat de resurfaçage de zone de jeux d'eau à ABC Recreation Limited.
- Demande de lotissement C21-2026 (Rodges) – création d'un lot agricole de 4,95 acres
- Stiletto Land Development Strategy – proposition d'emprunt obligataire de 3 000 000 $ pour le pôle d'innovation sur l'ancien site du Bluewater Youth Centre
- Règlement 35-2026 – accord avec Huron Creek Developments pour étendre les services municipaux à une partie du Lot 50, Bayfield Concession
- Appel d'offres routier CH-2026-04 attribué à Lavis Contracting Co. pour 219 454,60 $ (taxes incluses)
- Contrat de resurfaçage de zone de jeux d'eau attribué à ABC Recreation Limited pour 53 925,00 $ (hors taxes)
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Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #2
5:00 PM - Monday, June 15, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the Town Hall
Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-Conferencing platform. To
observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public Question period please use the
following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however should
you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please contact the
Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor Everett
Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor Adam
Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan, Director of
Finance Jeff Boyes, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, IT Services Manager Cecil
Coxen, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Facilities Manager Steve Duizer, Community
Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, Chief Building Official Lesley Adams,
County Planner Craig Metzger
REGRET
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Mon Jun 1, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Le Conseil doit décider d'un don de 250 000 $ pour une IRM, d'un changement de zonage et de contrats d'entretien des arbres
Le Conseil tiendra une audience publique sur un amendement de zonage pour permettre une suite de vacances de type agrotourisme, examinera un don de 250 000 $ pour un appareil d'IRM hospitalier et attribuera des contrats d'entretien des arbres. La discussion portera également sur l'avenir des services de recyclage ICI et sur une politique concernant les événements de type « apportez votre propre ».
- Audience publique pour l'amendement au règlement de zonage Z02-2026 visant à rezoner le 39158 Hullett-McKillop Road et le 82328 London Road de Agriculture générale (AG1) à AG1-48 pour une suite de vacances de type agrotourisme
- Don proposé de 250 000 $ de la réserve de la NWMO à l'Alexandra Marine Hospital Foundation pour un appareil d'IRM
- Délégation de Stiletto Consulting concernant une analyse de faisabilité et un plan stratégique pour l'ancienne propriété du Bluewater Youth Centre
- Le Conseil doit choisir une option pour les services de recyclage industriels, commerciaux et institutionnels (ICI) : maintenir le service actuel, mettre en œuvre la récupération des coûts par des frais d'utilisation ou interrompre le service
- Attribution des contrats d'entretien des arbres de 2026 : TM-1 à Silvar Inc. (10 430,40 $), TM-2 et TM-3 à Tree Tech (12 633,50 $ et 8 901,96 $)
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Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #1
5:00 PM - Monday June 1, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the Town Hall
Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-Conferencing platform. To
observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public Question period please use the
following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however should
you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please contact the
Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor Everett
Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor Adam
Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan, Director of
Finance Jeff Boyes, Utilities Manager Ian Koetsier, Facilities Manager Steve
Duizer, Community Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, Chief Building Official
Lesley Adams, County Planner Craig Metzger, Executive Assistant Irelyn St. Onge
REGRETS:
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Tue May 19, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
La fondation de l'hôpital demande 250 000 $ à Central Huron pour le premier IRM du comté
Le conseil entendra une délégation de l'Alexandra Marine & General Hospital Foundation demandant un engagement de 250 000 $ sur cinq ans pour soutenir le premier IRM dans le comté de Huron. Le conseil examinera également un rapport visant à mettre en œuvre la directive Buy Ontario pour l'approvisionnement, et approuvera un don de 4 253,42 $ provenant d'un événement communautaire destiné à l'United Way. Plusieurs éléments d'intérêt concernent le soutien aux demandes d'autres municipalités concernant les désignations patrimoniales et la législation provinciale.
- Délégation de l'AMGH Foundation demandant 250 000 $ sur 5 ans pour une campagne d'IRM
- Rapport sur la mise en œuvre de la directive Buy Ontario pour l'approvisionnement municipal
- Approbation d'un don de 4 253,42 $ provenant de l'excédent de l'événement Plates and Pours à l'United Way
- Soutien demandé pour la prolongation par Bluewater du délai de désignation de propriété patrimoniale
- Soutien demandé pour les ajustements à l'inflation de Clearview concernant les divulgations de salaires du secteur public
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Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #2
5:00 PM - Tuesday May 19, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, IT Services
Manager Cecil Coxen, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Facilities Manager
Steve Duizer, Community Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, Chief
Building Official Lesley Adams, Executive Assistant Irelyn St. Onge
REGRETS: Councillor Mich
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Tue May 12, 2026 · 04:30 PM
Destination Central Huron Team (Committee)
Comité pour discuter d'une subvention pour un lancement de canoë accessible à Ball's Bridge
L'équipe Destination Central Huron discutera de trois points : une demande de subvention pour un lancement de canoë accessible à Ball's Bridge, un événement automobile pour le 100e anniversaire de Sloman School, et un projet « First Impression ». Aucune décision n'a été prise ; ce sont des points destinés à la discussion.
- Demande de subvention pour le lancement de canoë accessible à Ball's Bridge
- Événement automobile pour le 100e anniversaire de Sloman School
- Discussion sur le projet « First Impression"
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AGENDA
Destination Central Huron Team
(Committee) Meeting
4:30 PM - Tuesday May 12, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street
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PRESENT: COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Mayor Jim Ginn, Councillor Alison Lobb (Chair),
Member Jessica Wise, Member Cheryl Heath
STAFF: Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan, CIC Angela Smith
REGRETS: Councillor Michael Russo
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chair
2. CONFIRMATION OF THE AGENDA
2.1. Recommended Motion:
That the agenda as presented for the May 12, 2026 meeting of the
Destination Central Huron Team (Committee) be adopted as
circulated
3. DISCLOSURE OF (DIRECT OR INDIRECT) PECUNIARY INTEREST
4. REPORT OF PREVIOUS MEETING
4.1. Destination Central Huron Team (Committee) April 14, 2026 Draft
Minutes
Recommended Motion:
That the Minutes from the Destination Central Huron Team
(Committee) meeting dated April 14, 2026 be approved as
presented.
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Minutes
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5. COMMITTEE BUSINESS & FORMAL REPORTS
5.1. Ball's Bridge Accessible Canoe Launch - Grant Application
5.2. Sloman School Car Event (100th Anniversary)
5.3. "First Impression" Project
6. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION AT THE NEXT MEETING
7. ADJOURNMENT
7.1. Recommended Motion:
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That the meeting stand adjourned at __________PM
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MINUTES
Destination Central Huron Team
(Committee) Meeting
4:30 PM - Tuesday April 14, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert
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Mon May 4, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Le Conseil doit adopter le plan de gestion des actifs mis à jour et diriger le plan financier sur 10 ans
Le Conseil examinera l'adoption d'un plan de gestion des actifs mis à jour pour 2025 et donnera instruction au personnel de préparer un plan financier sur 10 ans. Plusieurs achats d'équipement et un contrat de remplacement de revêtement de sol sont soumis pour attribution, incluant un tracteur d'occasion, une plateforme élévatrice et une faucheuse à fléaux. Le Conseil discutera également des améliorations de l'accessibilité à Ball's Bridge et examinera une demande pour déclarer juin 2026 comme le Mois de la Fierté. Une session à huis clos est prévue pour l'acquisition de terrains.
- Adoption du plan de gestion des actifs mis à jour pour 2025 avec directive pour un plan financier sur 10 ans
- Attribution de 164 546 $ pour le remplacement du revêtement de sol de protection de patins caoutchouté du CHCC à Advantage Sport
- Attribution de 110 918,40 $ pour un tracteur d'occasion avec lame de déneigement et souffleuse à Snow Technologies Inc.
- Attribution de 33 072 $ pour une plateforme élévatrice d'occasion à United Rental
- Examen de 39 000 $ pour les améliorations de l'accessibilité de Ball's Bridge (GridX Mats et Accessible Launch)
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Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #1
5:00 PM - Monday May 4, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO Steve Doherty/Acting Clerk, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Utilities
Manager Ian Koetsier, Facilities Manager Steve Duizer, Executive Assistant
Irelyn St. Onge, Community Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, County
Planner Craig Metzger
REGRETS: Councillor Michael Russo
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1. CALL TO ORDER
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Mon Apr 20, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
Le Conseil attribuera 107 820 $ pour deux camionnettes 4x4
Le Conseil décidera de plusieurs attributions de marchés, notamment deux camionnettes pour 107 820,83 $, une réparation de combinaisons à Londesborough pour 15 647,64 $, et un bail de photocopieur de cinq ans avec Ricoh à 6 603,32 $/an. Le Conseil examinera également des options pour les allocations du Donation Fund et du Façade Grant Program de 2026.
- Attribution de l'appel d'offres RFP-Fleet01-2026 à Trillium Ford Lincoln pour deux camionnettes 4x4 au montant de 107 820,83 $
- Attribution de la réparation de combinaisons à Londesborough à Refab pour 15 647,64 $
- Approbation d'un bail de photocopieur de 5 ans avec Ricoh à 6 603,32 $/an incluant la TVH
- Approbation de l'allocation du Donation Fund 2026 (options à l'étude)
- Approbation de l'allocation du Façade Grant Program 2026 (options à l'étude)
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #2
5:00 PM - Monday April 20, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected] - Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the
Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, Roads
Manager Brady Nolan, Facilities Manager Steve Duizer, Community
Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, Chief Building Official Lesley
Adams, Executive Assistant Irelyn St. Onge
REGRETS:
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Tue Apr 14, 2026 · 04:30 PM
Destination Central Huron Team (Committee)
Comité pour confirmer le budget de 2026 et discuter des événements
L'équipe de Destination Central Huron examinera l'approbation du budget de 2026 et discutera de la planification de plusieurs événements communautaires, notamment une course à pied, un derby de pêche et le projet d'accroche murale Clinton 150. Ils examineront également un projet d'accessibilité et un rapport de la conférence de l'OBIAA. Les points de procédure incluent l'adoption de l'ordre du jour et l'approbation des procès-verbaux précédents.
- Confirmation du budget 2026
- Discussion sur l'événement de course à pied
- Planification du derby de pêche
- Mise à jour du projet d'accroche murale/fil Clinton 150
- Examen du projet d'accessibilité
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AGENDA
Destination Central Huron Team
(Committee) Meeting
4:30 PM - Tuesday April 14, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street
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COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Mayor Jim Ginn, Councillor Alison Lobb (Chair), Councillor Michael Russo,
Member Jessica Wise, Member Cheryl Heath, Peter Meads
STAFF: Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan, CIC Angela Smith
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chair Lobb
2. CONFIRMATION OF THE AGENDA
2.1. Recommended Motion:
That the agenda as presented for the April 14, 2026 meeting of the
Destination Central Huron Team (Committee) be adopted as circulated
3. DISCLOSURE OF (DIRECT OR INDIRECT) PECUNIARY INTEREST
4. REPORT OF PREVIOUS MEETING
4.1. Destination Central Huron Team (Committee) November 4, 2025 Draft Minutes
Recommended Motion:
That the Minutes from the Destination Central Huron Team (Committee)
meeting dated November 4, 2025 be approved as presented
Destination Central Huron Team (Committee) - 04 Nov 2025 - Minutes
5. COMMITTEE BUSINESS & FORMAL REPORTS
5.1. 2026 Budget Confirmation
5.2. Race/Run Event
5.3. Fishing Derby
5.4. Clinton 150 Wall Hanging/Yarn Project
5.5. Accessibility Project
5.6. Verbal Report – Angela
5.7. OBIAA Conference
6. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION AT THE NEXT MEETING
7. ADJOURNMENT
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7.1. Recommended Motion:
That the meeting stand adjourned at __________PM
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Tue Apr 7, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council to vote on 2026 tax rates and water/sewer fee increases
Council is deciding on the 2026 Tax Rate By-law and a financial plan for water and sewer services. The meeting includes votes on election-related policies and several equipment and infrastructure contracts.
- Adoption of By-law 28-2026 for 2026 tax rates and budget
- Proposed 6% increase in water rates and 10% increase in sewer rates
- Contract award to Curt’s Off Road Repair Inc. for a used grader for $200,467.20
- Tender award to D&I Wattam Construction Ltd. for Hunking Municipal Drain for $50,472.50
- Approval of $20,616.00 for Eastlink Arena shower floor resurfacing by Stonhard Canada
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #1
5:00 PM - Tuesday April 7, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, Roads
Manager Brady Nolan, Utilities Manager Ian Koetsier, Facilities Manager
Steve Duizer, Executive Assistant Irelyn St. Onge
REGRETS:
Page
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Ginn
2. CONFIRMATION OF THE AGENDA
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Mon Mar 16, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
Council approves 2026 operating, capital and utilities budgets with over $12M in levies
The Central Huron Council will adopt the 2026 Draft Consolidated Budget, including a General Capital Budget of $6,906,968 funded by a $4,374,879 municipal levy, a General Operating Budget of $7,719,103 funded by a $7,822,869 levy, and a Utilities Budget with a $442,838 surplus and $1,910,910 in capital spending. The meeting also includes routine Consent Agenda items, reports, and a confirmatory by‑law for the meeting record.
- Approve 2026 General Capital Budget: $4,374,879 levy, $6,906,968 capital expenditures
- Approve 2026 General Operating Budget: $7,822,869 levy, $7,719,103 operating expenditures
- Approve 2026 Utilities Budget: $442,838 operating surplus, $1,910,910 capital expenditures
- Approve transfers of $2,425,248 to reserve funds and $3,936,395 from reserve funds
- Adopt By‑Law 25-2026 to confirm the proceedings of the March 16, 2026 meeting
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Regular Council Meeting #2
5:00 PM - Monday, March 16, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT:
COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, IT Services
Manager Cecil Coxen, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Facilities Manager
Steve Duizer, Utilities Manager Ian Koetsier, Community Improvement
Coordinator Angela Smith, Chief Building Official Lesley Adams,
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Mon Mar 9, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Budget Meeting
Council to discuss 2026 budget and tax increases
Central Huron Council will review the 2026 Draft Consolidated Budget, which proposes a 1.96% levy increase and a 0.82% tax rate increase. Staff also recommend adding $150,000 for a used tractor and hiring a part-time facilities labourer.
- 2026 Draft Consolidated Budget with 1.96% levy increase
- Authorize $6,000 to $8,000 for Clinton Water/Sewer Capacity Report
- Authorize $150,000 for used tractor, flail mower and blower
- By-law 23-2026 to appoint Andy Kester as Drainage Superintendent
- Closed session to discuss negotiations regarding 140 North Street N
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AGENDA
Budget Meeting
5:00 PM - Monday March 9, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Council’s Budget Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88344938913
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor Everett
Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor Adam
Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo, Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan, Director
of Finance Jeff Boyes, Deputy Treasurer Deb Stephenson, Roads Manager
Brady Nolan, Facilities Manager Steve Duizer, Utilities Manager Ian Koetsier,
IT Services Manager Cecil Coxen, Chief Building Official Lesley Adams, Acting
Fire Chief Sean Flynn, Community Improvement Coordinat
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Mon Mar 2, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Council to consider recycling agreement and excavator purchase
Central Huron Council will discuss revising the Mid-Huron Landfill Recycling Centre Agreement and awarding a contract for a used excavator. The meeting includes a public hearing for a minor variance and several requests for event-related road closures.
- Minor Variance MV11-2025 for 77232 Bayfield Highlands Drive to reduce lot frontage and area
- Proposed revision to Mid-Huron Landfill Recycling Centre Agreement regarding capital cost splitting
- RFP award to Brandt Tractor for a 2024 Hitachi 470 excavator estimated at $100,566.40
- Road closures for Harvest Fest (Sept 19), PlucKinFest (July 3), Remembrance Day (Nov 11), and Santa Claus Parade (Dec 4)
- By-law 19-2026 for the Municipal Housing Infrastructure Program - Health and Safety Water Stream
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting #1
5:00 PM - Monday March 2, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Utilities
Manager Ian Koetsier, Facilities Manager Steve Duizer, Executive Assistant
Irelyn St. Onge, County Planner Craig Metzger
REGRETS:
Page
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Ginn
2. CONFIRMATION OF THE AGENDA
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Wed Feb 18, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Budget Meeting
Council to approve $13,139 REACH Expansion Project funding in 2026 budget
The Central Huron Council will consider adding $13,139 for the REACH Expansion Project to the 2026 draft budget. The meeting will also review draft budgets for Economic Development, Community Improvement, Planning, Drainage, Cemeteries, Facilities, Recreation, and other departments. Formal reports include approval of a Part‑Time Facilities Labourer position at $45,000 and the creation of a $20,000 annual Accessibility budget. The agenda includes a confirmatory by‑law and a public comment period.
- Approve REACH Expansion Project funding of $13,139
- Approve Part‑Time Facilities Labourer position with a budget of $45,000
- Create annual Accessibility budget of $20,000 for municipal improvements
- Review 2026 draft budgets for multiple departments (Economic Development, Community Improvement, Planning, etc.)
- Adopt Confirmatory By‑law 18-2026
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AGENDA
Budget Meeting
5:00 PM - Wednesday February 18, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Council’s Budget Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88344938913
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor Everett
Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor Adam
Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo, Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan, Director
of Finance Jeff Boyes, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Facilities Manager Steve
Duizer, Community Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, Executive
Assistant Irelyn St. Onge
REGRETS:
Page
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Ginn
2. CONFIRMATION OF THE AGENDA
2.1. Adoption of the
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Tue Feb 17, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #2
Council to approve the 2026 Business Improvement Area budget
The Central Huron Council will adopt the meeting agenda and receive several routine reports. Council will consent to the County of Huron's updated Smoking and Vaping By-law and receive a report on the Moonhill Homes part‑lot control exemption. The council will approve the 2026 Business Improvement Area budget and conduct first, second, and third readings of multiple drainage by‑laws. A request for support of Blackburn Media Inc./CKNX's transition from AM to FM will also be considered.
- Consent to County of Huron updated Smoking and Vaping By‑law (By‑law 2026‑0XX)
- Moonhill Homes exemption from Part Lot Control (By‑law 12‑2026) on Moonlight Court, Block 18, Plan 22M‑20
- Approval of the 2026 Business Improvement Area (BIA) Budget
- First, second, and third readings of drainage By‑laws 13‑2026 to 16‑2026 and 86‑2025
- Blackburn Media Inc./CKNX request for support to transition from AM to FM radio
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Regular Council Meeting #2
5:00 PM - Tuesday February 17, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor Everett
Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor Adam
Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo, Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO/Acting Clerk Steve Doherty, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan, Director
of Finance Jeff Boyes, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, Roads Manager Brady
Nolan, Facilities Manager Steve Duizer, Utilities Manager Ian Koetsier, Chief
Building Official Lesley Adams, Community Improvement Coordinator Angela
Smith, Executive Assistant Irelyn St. Onge,
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Tue Feb 3, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Budget Meeting
Council to pre‑approve $367,621.51 sweeper purchase and $150,000 excavator
The Central Huron Council will adopt the agenda and review the 2026 draft operating budgets for building, fire, emergency measures, water, sewer, roads, fleet & equipment, and environment. Council will consider two equipment pre‑approvals: a used excavator for the Dale Pit betterment project estimated at $150,000, and a Demo Elgin Street sweeper from Joe Johnson Equipment estimated at $367,621.51 funded from the equipment reserve. The meeting will also include adoption of a confirmatory by‑law (Bylaw 11‑2026) and discussion of the 2026 draft capital plans.
- Pre‑approval of a used excavator for the Dale Pit betterment project – estimated cost $150,000
- Pre‑approval of a Demo Elgin Street sweeper from Joe Johnson Equipment – estimated cost $367,621.51, to be funded from the equipment reserve
- Review of 2026 draft operating budgets for Building, Fire, Emergency Measures, Water, Sewer, Roads, Fleet & Equipment, and Environment
- Consideration of 2026 draft capital plans (pending approval, carry forward, and 2027‑2035 plan)
- Adoption of Confirmatory By‑law 11‑2026 to confirm council proceedings
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AGENDA
Budget Meeting
5:00 PM - Tuesday February 3, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Council’s Budget Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88344938913
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor Dan
Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor Adam Robinson, Councillor
Michael Russo, Councillor Everett Smith, and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO Steve Doherty, Clerk Alan Bushell, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Deputy Treasurer Deb Stephenson, Roads
Manager Brady Nolan, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, Facilities Manager Steve
Duizer, Utilities Manager Ian Koetsier, Chief Building Official Lesley Adams
REGRETS:
Page
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Ginn
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Mon Feb 2, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Central Huron Council to vote on sewage pump replacements and fire gear
Council will consider several infrastructure grants and equipment purchases. The meeting includes decisions on water system upgrades, fire department gear, and a shared service agreement for a building inspector.
- Pre-approval of $59,110.30 for submersible pumps at Osborne Street Pumping station
- Pre-approval of $30,000 for fire department bunker gear
- One-year extension of shared service agreement for Building Inspector with Town of Goderich
- By-law 7-2026 for Pothole Prevention and Repair Program Grant
- Deferral of Minor Variance Application MV11-2025 for Bayfield Highlands Drive
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Regular Council Meeting #1
5:00 PM - Monday February 2, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO Steve Doherty, Clerk Alan Bushell, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Acting Fire Chief Sean Flynn, Roads
Manager Brady Nolan, Utilities Manager Ian Koetsier, Facilities Manager
Steve Duizer, Community Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, Chief
Building Official Lesley Adams, County Planner Craig Metzge
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Mon Jan 12, 2026 · 03:00 PM
Court of Revision - Hunking Municipal Drain
Court of Revision will decide assessments for the Hunking Municipal Drain
The Court of Revision will hear appeals related to the Hunking Municipal Drain, review the engineer's assessment report dated October 28, 2025, and vote on whether to confirm, modify, or defer the assessment schedule. Property owners may present their cases, and the Court may adopt a revised assessment schedule or defer the decision if notice is required.
- Late appeal hearing for a property owner as permitted by the Drainage Act
- Engineer Jacob Rooke presents the assessment report for the drain
- Property owners may orally present their appeal before the Court
- Court votes on confirming, modifying, or deferring the assessment schedule
- Resolution to adopt an altered assessment schedule if changes are approved
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COURT OF REVISION AGENDA
Hunking Municipal Drain
3:00 PM – Monday January 12, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON and via Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82294009646
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor Everett
Smith
STAFF: Clerk Alan Bushell, Jacob Rooke, P.Eng., R.J. Burnside &
Associates Limited
REGRETS:
1. Call to Order
Chair Ginn
2. Declaration of Pecuniary Interest
3. Background Information
Clerk Bushell – Explanation of Court of Revision Jurisdiction and Procedures
4. Order of Appeals
5. Late Appeals from Property Owners
The Drainage Act permits property owners to file late requests for appeal at the
first sitting of the Court of Revision if the Court of Revision passes a resolution
to hear the late appeal.
Moved By:
Seconded By:
That the Court of Revision agrees to hear the late appeal filed by [Property
Owner Name] owner of [Description of Property]
6. Explanation of Assessment by Engineer
Jacob Rooke, P. Eng., R.J. Burnside & Associates Limited
Engineer explanation of Assessment and evidence regarding each appeal.
7. Appellants Present Their Case
Property owners may orally present their appeal before the Court.
The Engineer may rebut or provide additional evidence regarding the appeal.
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8. Deliberation by the Court of Revision (if required)
The Court of Revision members shall retreat (if required) to deliberate appeals
and make a
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Mon Jan 12, 2026 · 05:00 PM
Regular Council Meeting #1
Council to adopt 2026 interim tax, borrowing and BIA levy by‑laws
The council will consider and adopt three financial by‑laws for 2026: an interim tax by‑law, a borrowing by‑law and a Business Improvement Area levy by‑law. It will also vote to renew the Maintenance Gravel contract with Johnston Bros (Bothwell) Ltd for an estimated $213,495.52 including HST. A closed‑session will address a proposed land acquisition (Plan of Subdivision 1980, Plan 505) and negotiation plans related to the Maitland Line.
- Adopt 2026 Interim Tax By‑law (By‑law 1‑2026)
- Adopt 2026 Borrowing By‑law (By‑law 2‑2026)
- Adopt 2026 BIA Levy By‑law (By‑law 3‑2026)
- Renew Maintenance Gravel contract with Johnston Bros (Bothwell) Ltd – $213,495.52 (incl. HST)
- Closed‑session to discuss land acquisition (Plan 505) and Maitland Line negotiations
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Regular Council Meeting #1
5:00 PM - Monday January 12, 2026
Council Chamber, 23 Albert Street, Clinton ON
The Central Huron Regular Council Meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in person at the
Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton ON) and online using the Zoom Web-
Conferencing platform. To observe the proceedings and participate in the Public Comment or Public
Question period please use the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83557390369
Accessibility Disclaimer:
The Municipality has made every effort to ensure that the agenda is in an accessible format, however
should you need assistance in obtaining an accessible alternative for non-accessible content, please
contact the Municipality of Central Huron by dialing 519-482-3997, or emailing:
[email protected]
*Please note that limited space is available for in-person attendance in the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: COUNCIL: Mayor Jim Ginn, Deputy Mayor Marg Anderson, Councillor
Everett Smith, Councillor Dan Colquhoun, Councillor Alison Lobb, Councillor
Adam Robinson, Councillor Michael Russo and Councillor Jennifer Cox
STAFF: CAO Steve Doherty, Clerk Alan Bushell, Deputy Clerk Jillian Bjelan,
Director of Finance Jeff Boyes, Roads Manager Brady Nolan, Utilities
Manager Ian Koetsier, Facilities Manager Steve Duizer, Community
Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith, Chief Building Official Lesley
Adams
REGRETS:
Page
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Ginn
2.
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