Plympton–Wyoming, ON

Special Events Committee

The Special Events Committee of Plympton–Wyoming, Ontario meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM in Council Chambers. The agenda covers adopting prior minutes, approving September 2026 payables, and continued discussion of the Halloween Spooktacular and Christmas in the Village. New business includes the Easter Eggstravaganza 2027 and a special offer from Little Hobby Hill Farm, plus future community events. The agenda itself contains no dollar figures or decisions; the attached September 14, 2026 minutes show the committee previously approved a 2027 budget of $7,500.00 and August 2026 payables.

• Approval of September 2026 payables (no amount listed in the agenda)
• Adoption of Special Events Committee minutes, with closed-session minutes kept confidential under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act
• Business arising: Halloween Spooktacular and Christmas in the Village
• New business: Easter Eggstravaganza 2027 and a special gift offer from Little Hobby Hill Farm (2026 pricing plus 15% off for 2027)
• New business: Future Community Events

Fire Executive Committee Meeting

The Plympton–Wyoming Fire Executive Committee meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 5:00 PM in Council Chambers. The agenda includes a letter of appointment for a County Coordinator Position and a report from Fire Chief Will Davidson dated September 21, 2026 on the 2027 Proposed Fire and Emergency Services Budget, which the committee is asked to receive, endorse, and forward to Council. Most other agenda sections — accounts, staff reports, by-laws, correspondence, and closed session — list no items. The meeting will be streamed live on the Town's YouTube page.

• 2027 Proposed Fire and Emergency Services Budget report by Fire Chief Will Davidson (SR-26-169, dated September 21, 2026) to be received, endorsed, and forwarded to Council
• County Coordinator Position — Letter of Appointment
• Adoption of September 14, 2026 committee minutes, with closed-session minutes kept confidential under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act
• No items listed under accounts, staff reports, by-laws, correspondence, or closed session

Environmental Services Committee Meeting

Wyoming Public Cemetery & Inactive Cemetery Committee

Regular Council Meeting

Planning Council Meeting

Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting

Special Events Committee

Committee of Adjustment Meeting

Regular Council Meeting

Planning Council Meeting

Planning Council Meeting

Planning Council Meeting

Committee of Adjustment Meeting

Regular Council Meeting

SUPPLEMENTARY Regular Council Meeting

Plympton-Wyoming Council is holding a supplementary regular meeting on Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM in Council Chambers. The agenda's substantive item is By-law 97 of 2026, which would authorize the Mayor and Clerk to sign an agreement with His Majesty the King in right of Ontario under the Rural Ontario Development Program — Community Development, Economic Diversification and Competitiveness stream. The stated purpose is to update the Town's Community Improvement Plan to incorporate the Camlachie Business Area. The agenda text is heavily duplicated and the supplied excerpt cuts off mid-sentence, so no dollar amount, vote result, or debate is established by this record.

• By-law 97 of 2026: authorizes an agreement with His Majesty the King in right of Ontario for the Rural Ontario Development Program (Community Development, Economic Diversification and Competitiveness stream)
• Stated purpose: update the Town's Community Improvement Plan to incorporate the Camlachie Business Area
• By-law to be read three times and finally passed; Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign
• Agenda lists the item under Section 9 (By-Laws), pages 2-31
• No dollar figure, vote tally, or public-hearing item appears in the supplied text

Regular Council Meeting

Plympton-Wyoming Council meets Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM in Council Chambers. Council is set to receive a verbal update on the voter registration process and consider a report on Not-For-Profit tax relief. It will also consider endorsing the Town of Plympton-Wyoming Economic Development Strategic Plan 2027-2031 and adopting prior meeting minutes. No delegations are scheduled.

• Not-For-Profit tax relief: municipal portion of 2026 property taxes proposed for Wyoming Lions Club, Model Lodge IOOF, Burns' Masonic Temple, and Harvest Time Bride Tabernacle (Staff Report SR-26-151)
• Economic Development Strategic Plan 2027-2031 presented by CAO Adam Sobanski, dated September 18, 2026, for endorsement (Staff Report SR-26-168)
• Verbal update on the Voter Registration Process, previously discussed at the September 9, 2026 Regular Council Meeting
• Adoption of minutes from August 26, August 31, and September 9, 2026 meetings, including Zoning By-law Amendment 62 of 2026 for 402 Broadway Street and several drain meetings
• No delegations listed for this meeting

Planning Council Meeting

The Plympton–Wyoming Planning Council is meeting on September 28, 2026, with a delayed 5:30 PM start. The agenda is largely procedural, with no delegations, staff reports, by-laws, or new business listed. The main substantive item is a public hearing notice for a minor variance application (A-04/26) by Nicholas and Courtney Atkinson for a property at 784 Broadway Street, Wyoming, requesting permission to build a detached accessory building larger than zoning allows.

• Minor variance A-04/26: request to allow a 208 m² (2,238.89 ft²) detached accessory building at 784 Broadway Street, Wyoming, exceeding the 93 m² (1,001 ft²) maximum lot coverage by approximately 115 m² (1,237.85 ft²)
• Property zoned Residential 1 (R1); variance sought from Zoning By-law 97 of 2003, Section 3.3.4
• Meeting to be streamed live and recorded on the Town's YouTube page
• Correspondence items A-04-2026 and B-03-2026 (notices and decisions) to be noted as received and filed
• Next regular planning meeting scheduled for Monday, November 30, 2026

Planning Public Meeting - Comprehensive Zoning By-law Review

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming is holding a public meeting to review and discuss the comprehensive update to its Zoning By-law No. 97 of 2003, which is required to align with the updated Official Plan. The meeting will include a staff report, a consultant presentation, and public presentations. Council is expected to consider a motion to defer a decision and direct staff to produce a report summarizing public feedback and an updated draft by-law.

• Comprehensive Zoning By-law Review (By-law 97 of 2003) to align with updated Official Plan
• Presentation by NPG Planning Solutions Inc. on the zoning by-law review
• Public correspondence on the 2026 draft zoning by-law, including comments on data centres
• Public presentations by Karen Hart, Doug Smith (WAIT-PW), and Brian Wilmers (Hillsboro Beach Association)
• Motion to defer decision and direct staff to produce a report on public feedback and updated draft by-law

Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting

The Parks and Recreation Committee will consider endorsing the 2027 Parks, Recreation and Facilities Fees schedule, the 2027 Parks and Recreation and Camlachie Community Centre budgets, and receive final costs for the Wyoming Pool Rehabilitation. The committee will also endorse the August 20, 2026 meeting minutes and receive August 2026 accounts. The meeting is procedural, with no public hearings or rezonings listed.

• Endorse 2027 Parks, Recreation and Facilities Fees schedule (increased fees) for inclusion in 2027 Comprehensive Fees By-law
• Endorse 2027 Proposed Parks and Recreation and Camlachie Community Centre Budgets for Council deliberation
• Receive Wyoming Pool Rehabilitation final project costs as information
• Receive August 2026 accounts payable
• Endorse August 20, 2026 meeting minutes

Committee of Adjustment Meeting

The Plympton-Wyoming Committee of Adjustment will consider a minor variance application (A-06/26) from William Middleton and Kelly Dunlop to increase permitted lot coverage at 6748 Shaker Lane, allowing a detached accessory structure. The staff recommendation is to approve the variance, subject to conditions including a certified lot grading plan. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a brief update on the Comprehensive Zoning By-law Amendment.

• Minor variance A-06/26: request to increase lot coverage from 35% to approximately 38.06% (about 26.01 sq m) for a detached accessory structure at 6748 Shaker Lane
• Conditions for approval: certified lot grading plan before permit issuance and final grading plan certificate upon completion
• Approval of minutes from the September 8, 2026 Committee of Adjustment meeting
• Update on Comprehensive Zoning By-law Amendment, with public meeting scheduled for September 28, 2026

Environmental Services Committee Meeting

The Plympton-Wyoming Environmental Services Committee will meet to receive and endorse the 2027 Proposed Water and Sewer Budget, forwarding it to Council for approval. They will also approve accounts payable for June-August 2026 totaling over $974,000, and adopt minutes from the August 6, 2026 meeting. The agenda is largely routine, with no delegations, by-laws, or new business items.

• 2027 Proposed Water and Sewer Budget report (SR-26-146) to be endorsed and forwarded to Council
• Accounts payable: PW Water List June $211,331.49, July $83,614.96, August $80,616.92
• Accounts payable: PW Sewer List June $253,907.28, July $106,408.72, August $81,235.91
• Accounts payable: PW Environmental List June $53,402.59, July $104,307.34
• Adoption of minutes from August 6, 2026 meeting, including confidential closed session minutes

Open House - Comprehensive Zoning By-law Review

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming is holding an open house to gather public input on a proposed comprehensive Zoning By-law amendment. The amendment would update the current Zoning By-law No. 97 of 2003 to conform with the Town's updated Official Plan, which was adopted in 2021. No decision will be made at the open house; formal consideration occurs at a public meeting on September 28, 2026.

• Open house on September 16, 2026, 7-9 PM at 546 Niagara Street, Wyoming
• Public meeting on September 28, 2026 at 7 PM
• Zoning By-law No. 97 of 2003 to be updated to align with 2021 Official Plan
• Consultant NPG Planning Solutions Inc. retained for the review
• Amendments apply to entire municipality

Fire Executive Committee Meeting

The Fire Executive Committee will consider endorsing the 2027 Proposed Fire and Emergency Services Budget, which includes a $37,787 (3%) increase over 2026, and forward it to Council. The committee will also approve August 2026 payables totaling $14,329.76, adopt meeting minutes, and discuss a County Coordinator position and a fire protection grant update. The meeting is largely procedural, with no by-laws or correspondence items.

• 2027 Proposed Fire and Emergency Services Budget: $37,787 (3%) increase, funded by $20,000 from CCBF Reserve, $40,000 from Development Charges, $20,000 from AODA Reserve
• August 2026 Payables approved: $14,329.76 total, including $4,379.74 for Ladder 3 aerial inspection, $1,992.65 for Pumper 1 gauge mounting, and $1,000.23 for workboots
• New wage categories proposed for 2027: Training - Regular, Training - Custom/Recruit/Driver, Maintenance, Health & Safety, Fire Prevention, Administration
• County Coordinator Position - Letter of Appointment
• 2026-2027 Fire Protection Grant Update

Special Events Committee

The committee will review business arising from previous meetings regarding Fins and Fenders, Halloween Spooktacular, and Christmas in the Village. Members will also discuss the 2027 Special Events Committee Budget and review August payables.

• Discussion of 2027 Special Events Committee Budget
• Review of Fins and Fenders
• Review of Halloween Spooktacular
• Review of Christmas in the Village
• Approval of August 2026 payables

Wyoming Public Cemetery & Inactive Cemetery Committee

The Wyoming Public Cemetery & Inactive Cemetery Committee is reviewing the 2027 price list, proposed budgets, and a five-year grounds keeping contract. They are also discussing potential revisions to the cemetery by-law and reviewing progress on the Errol Cemetery Restoration Project.

• Proposed 6% increase to 2026 cemetery fees, with a 3% increase for niche purchases
• Endorsement of a 5-year contract extension with Southern Comfort Landscape Design
• Review of 2027 proposed budgets for Wyoming Public and Inactive Cemeteries
• Discussion of cemetery by-law revisions, including headstone thickness and dowelling
• Update on Errol Cemetery Restoration Project work by Memorial Restorations

Plympton Meadows Drain Consideration Meeting

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming will hold a consideration meeting to discuss the technical aspects of the Plympton Meadows Drainage Report dated August 13, 2026. The meeting includes a summary of the engineering report by Mike Gerrits and a discussion regarding Provisional By-law 89 of 2026.

• Discussion of the Plympton Meadows Drain technical report dated August 13, 2026
• Review of an estimated $1,372,557 cost for the drain portion of the road reconstruction project
• Consideration of Provisional By-law 89 of 2026
• Presentation of engineering summary by Mike Gerrits of M. Gerrits Consulting Inc.

Regular Council Meeting

The Plympton–Wyoming Council is reviewing several staff reports, including the 2025 financial statements and the 2027 meeting calendar. Council will also consider tax relief requests for four local not-for-profit organizations.

• Approval of 2025 Financial Statements
• Tax relief requests for Wyoming Lions Club, Model Lodge IOOF, Burns' Masonic Temple, and Harvest Time Bride Tabernacle
• Review of Second Quarter 2026 Budget Update
• Approval of 2027 Council Meeting Calendar
• Distribution of 2026 Fall Newsletter

McFarlane Drain Consideration Meeting

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming is holding a consideration meeting to discuss the technical aspects of the McFarlane Drain (2026) engineering report, dated August 6, 2026. The meeting includes a presentation by the engineer, public presentations for or against the report, and a proposed by-law to adopt the report and authorize the provisional by-law. The agenda is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being the adoption of the drainage report and by-law.

• Adoption of McFarlane Drain (2026) report and Provisional By-law 90 of 2026
• Presentation by Mike Gerrits, P. Eng. of R. Dobbin Engineering Inc. on the drainage project
• Public presentations by Craig Hennessy, Randy Dayman, Melissa Kelly, Kathy Morris, Angad Singh (virtual), and Lorne Muhlig
• Report revisions address a severance on lands belonging to Sawmill Creek Holdings Limited
• Drain work located in Part of Lots 8, 9, 10 and 11, Concessions 7, 8, 9 and 10 in the Village of Camlachie

Committee of Adjustment Meeting

The Plympton–Wyoming Committee of Adjustment will decide whether to approve or deny a previously deferred minor variance application for a detached accessory garage at 784 Broadway Street. The meeting will also consider a consent application to sever and merge a portion of the Forsyth Trail private road right-of-way with 4878 Forsyth Trail in Camlachie.

• Denial of Minor Variance Application A-04/26 at 784 Broadway Street for accessory garage zoning relief
• Approval of Consent Application B-03/26 to sever 86.5 sq m from Forsyth Trail right-of-way and merge with 4878 Forsyth Trail, subject to conditions

Planning Council Meeting

The Planning Council will consider By-law 86 of 2026 to repeal the expiry date of the existing Development Charges By-law. The meeting also includes reviewing correspondence regarding provincial legislation and a zoning review in the Village of Point Edward.

• By-law 86 of 2026: Amendment to By-law 98 of 2021 to repeal its expiry date
• Review of Lambton Co. Development Services memo regarding Bill 98
• Notice of Village of Point Edward Zoning By-law Review open house and public meeting
• By-law 87 of 2026: Confirmatory by-law for meeting resolutions

SUPPLEMENTARY Planning Council Meeting

The supplementary meeting focused on finalizing By-law 88 of 2026, which was previously discussed at the August 26, 2026, regular council meeting. The by-law designates a specific section of Egremont Road as a Community Safety Zone to address public safety concerns near Errol Village School. The motion to pass the by-law was taken as read three times and finally passed, authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to sign it.

• By-law 88 of 2026 passed to implement a Community Safety Zone on Egremont Road
• The designated zone extends from 30 metres east of Fleming Road to 30 metres west of Old Mill Road
• The by-law cites Section 214.1(1) of the Highway Traffic Act as the legal authority for the designation

Planning Public Meeting - Zoning By-law Amendment 62 of 2026: 402 Broadway Street

The Town is considering a request to rezone the northern portion of 402 Broadway Street from Mixed Commercial/Industrial to a site-specific Residential 3 zone. This amendment would allow for the development of townhouse dwellings. The proposal includes a request to reduce the minimum rear yard setback from 10.0 metres to 4.5 metres.

• Zoning By-law Amendment 62 of 2026 for 402 Broadway Street
• Rezoning from Mixed Commercial/Industrial (CM) to Residential 3 Exception 9 (R3(9))
• Proposed townhouse dwelling development
• Reduction of minimum rear yard setback from 10.0 metres to 4.5 metres

Regular Council Meeting

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming Council will vote on administrative and public works items during its August 26, 2026, regular meeting. Key decisions include approving the apportionment of drainage assessments for the Parker Creek and Dewar-Forbes drains following land severances. Council will also address traffic safety measures near Errol Village School, including extending a Community Safety Zone and modifying a proposed sidewalk connection.

• Approval of Apportionment of Drainage Assessment agreements for Parker Creek Drain and Dewar-Forbes Drain
• Extension of a Community Safety Zone from Fleming Road to Old Mill Road
• Removal of proposed sidewalk connection between Trails Edge Subdivision and Egremont Road
• Enhancement of stop-controlled intersections at King Street and Fleming Road for pedestrian safety
• Receipt of Plympton-Wyoming Fire Department Second Quarter Report and Budget Update

Jardine Drain - Consideration Meeting

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming is holding a consideration meeting to discuss the technical aspects of the Jardine Drain (2026) Engineer's Report dated July 1, 2026. The meeting will include a summary by the engineer, presentations for or against the report, and a vote on adopting the report and passing Provisional By-law 83 of 2026. Assessment concerns will be addressed at a separate Court of Revision meeting.

• Adoption of Engineer's Report and Provisional By-law 83 of 2026 for Jardine Drain
• Replacement of culvert #7 (Lot 18, Concession 8) at estimated cost of $94,525.00
• Brushing along entire length of the drain
• Fisher Line culvert replacement as part of Town road reconstruction project
• Future maintenance specifications for open channel and culverts

Anderson and Brand Drain - Reconsideration Meeting

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming is holding a reconsideration meeting to discuss the technical design of the Anderson and Brand Drain, based on an Engineer's Report dated July 30, 2026. The meeting will include a summary of the report, presentations for or against it, and a vote on adopting the report and passing Provisional By-law 66 of 2026. Assessment concerns are deferred to a Court of Revision meeting.

• Adoption of Engineer's Report and Provisional By-law 66 of 2026 for Anderson and Brand Drain
• Proposed improvements include twinning lower Brand Drain, replacing Anderson Drain tile, and cleaning open channel
• Estimated project cost from draft report: $593,649
• Approvals required from St. Clair Region Conservation Authority and Department of Fisheries and Oceans
• Meeting to be streamed live on YouTube; participants must register by August 25, 2026

Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting

The Plympton-Wyoming Parks and Recreation Committee is meeting to review and potentially endorse several staff reports, including a draft update to the Memorial Tree and Bench Policy, a feasibility study for the Camlachie Community Centre, and participation in the GeoReach Monitoring Program. The committee will also receive June and July payables and hear reports from park committee members. The meeting is open to the public via YouTube, with virtual participation by request.

• Draft update to Memorial Tree and Bench Policy (Staff Report SR-26-127)
• Camlachie Community Centre Feasibility Study - Additional Option (SR-26-135)
• Endorsement of participation in GeoReach Monitoring Program - CoastReach (SR-26-136)
• Receipt of June and July 2026 payables
• Point View Park Signage Replacement (new business)

Regular Council Meeting

Council will consider accepting tenders for the 2026 Culvert Replacements and Confederation Line Phase 2 Surface Works, and will vote on by-laws to authorize the contracts. They will also review a short-term rental application, support a grant application for the Economic Development Strategy, and appoint members to the Joint Compliance Audit Committee. The meeting includes a closed session for confidential third-party information and a proposed land acquisition or disposition.

• Tender from GM Construction for $99,000 plus HST for 2026 Culvert Replacements
• Tender from Armstrong Paving and Materials Group Ltd. for $52,063.39 plus HST for Confederation Line Phase 2 Surface Works
• Short Term Rental Application at 4187 Bluepoint Drive
• Support for Rural Ontario Development Program Grant Intake 3 application
• By-law 77 of 2026 to appoint members to the Joint Compliance Audit Committee

Committee of Adjustment Meeting

The Committee of Adjustment will consider Consent Application B-02-26 to sever a surplus farm dwelling from the property at 3545 Michigan Line. The meeting also includes adoption of previous minutes and routine procedural items.

• Consent Application B-02-26: severance of surplus farm dwelling at 3545 Michigan Line, owners William and Erin Hillier
• Approval recommended subject to 7 conditions including drainage apportionment, access compliance, and water service confirmation
• Adoption of minutes from July 14, 2026 Committee of Adjustment meeting

Special Events Committee

The Special Events Committee will consider approving a cost-sharing agreement with the Camlachie Fire Fighter's Association for a movie license fee, booking a performer for the Halloween Spooktacular, and reviewing a 2027 sponsorship form. The meeting also includes adoption of June 2026 minutes and approval of payables for June and July 2026.

• Approval of splitting movie license fee with Camlachie Fire Fighter's Association (amount blank)
• Approval of booking a performer for Halloween Spooktacular (name and amount blank)
• Approval of payables for June 2026 ($1,896.90) and July 2026 ($1,490.41)
• Review of 2027 Sponsorship Form and sponsorship donations
• Discussion of P-W 25th Anniversary Celebration, Fins and Fenders, and Christmas in the Village

Fire Executive Committee Meeting

The Plympton–Wyoming Fire Executive Committee will meet on August 10, 2026, to adopt minutes, approve payables for May, June, and July 2026, and receive the Fire Department's Second Quarter Report and Budget Update. The report will be forwarded to Council for information. The agenda also includes routine correspondence items such as a firefighter certification update, a thank-you letter from Lambton EMS, and a provincial funding program letter.

• Approve payables for May 2026 ($21,988.76), June 2026 ($59,576.44), and July 2026 ($19,234.60)
• Receive PWFD Second Quarter Report and Budget Update (SR-26-125) and forward to Council
• Firefighter Certification Update (FM Notification 05)
• Provincial Funding Program for Fire Services – letter to Premier Ford
• Joint Health and Safety Committee minutes from March 2026 (Wyoming and Camlachie stations)

Environmental Services Committee Meeting

The Plympton–Wyoming Environmental Services Committee will meet on August 6, 2026, to discuss and potentially endorse a new policy for adjusting wastewater charges in cases of excessive water consumption. The committee will also review and receive May 2026 water, sewer, and environmental service bills totaling $316,827.16.

• Endorsement of Excessive Water Consumption – Wastewater Billing Adjustment Policy (forwarded to Council for final approval)
• Receipt of PW Water List for May 2026 ($51,643.09)
• Receipt of PW Sewer List for May 2026 ($212,705.01)
• Receipt of PW Environmental List for May 2026 ($52,479.06)
• Approval of private-side plumbing inspections in Hamlet of Camlachie

SPECIAL Wyoming Public Cemetery & Inactive Cemetery Committee - Errol Cemetery On-Site 05 Aug 2026

The Wyoming Public Cemetery & Inactive Cemetery Committee is meeting on-site at Errol Cemetery to view the progress of the restoration project by Memorial Restorations and discuss options for the central gravel mound focal point. The project was endorsed by the Committee on March 12, 2026, and approved by Council on April 8, 2026. The meeting is not broadcast or recorded.

• On-site inspection of Errol Cemetery restoration work at 3441 Queen Street
• Discussion of options for the central gravel mound focal point
• Memorial Restorations project scope and quote presented
• Proposed daily rate of $2,650 for 2026 restoration work
• Adjournment scheduled for September 10, 2026, at 9:00 am

SUPPLEMENTARY Regular Council Meeting

Plympton–Wyoming Council will hold a supplementary meeting with a closed session to discuss a proposed land acquisition or disposition matter under Section 239 of the Municipal Act, 2001. The public portion of the meeting includes procedural items only.

• Closed session for land acquisition/disposition discussion (Section 239(2)(c))

Regular Council Meeting

This regular council meeting will consider several public works contracts including a $974,724 road rehabilitation tender for Fisher Line, a $384,154 drainage contract for Bannister Drain, and engineering services for London Street Reconstruction. Council will also receive reports on communications, social media guidelines, and financial updates, and consider a grant application for a splash pad in Camlachie. By-laws for drainage collections and a closed session for confidential information are also scheduled.

• Fisher Line Rehabilitation and Rural Surface Treatment Preservation: tender from Sevcon Paving for $974,724.77 incl. HST to be accepted
• Tender Results - Bannister Drain (2025): tender from Bruce Poland & Sons Trucking Inc. for $384,154.12 incl. HST to be accepted
• Proposal for Engineering Services - London Street Reconstruction: proposal from R. Dobbin Engineering for $68,500 plus HST to be accepted
• Build Communities Strong Fund - Local Impact Stream: grant application for a Splash Pad in Camlachie Area approved by Council
• McEwen Park Public Access and Parking: approval of 'No-Parking' signage on Point View Drive