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Environmental Stewardship and Action Community Advisory Committee

Le Environmental Stewardship and Action Community Advisory Committee discutera de l'audit du Climate Emergency Action Plan de la City of London, recevra une mise à jour du statut du budget 2026, et examinera les plans de travail pour les jardins communautaires, le verdissement des cours d'école, et une stratégie d'agriculture urbaine.

• Discussion de l'audit du Climate Emergency Action Plan
• Mise à jour du statut du budget 2026
• Plan de travail 2026 : Jardins communautaires et verdissement des cours d'école
• Demande de mise à jour du statut de la stratégie d'agriculture urbaine

Council

Le conseil municipal discutera d'une nouvelle stratégie de développement économique et du plan 'Downtown Reimagined'. L'organisme examine également plusieurs modifications de zonage et des rapports sur le logement abordable, la gestion environnementale et la conformité municipale.

• Demandes de zonage pour 2496 Dundas Street, 1057-1061 Richmond Street, 929 Cheapside Street, et 517-525 Fanshawe Park Road East
• Attribution de terrains pour le logement abordable au 1958 Duluth Crescent
• Examen du plan du centre-ville de London 'Downtown Reimagined'
• Modifications proposées au règlement pour réduire les infestations de rats
• Étude de faisabilité pour une pépinière d'arbres de la City of London

Planning and Environment Committee

Le comité de planification et d'environnement examinera les mises à jour des cadres de développement vert et de zonage de la ville. La réunion comprend des séances de participation publique concernant un développement immobilier spécifique et des mises à jour de la planification à l'échelle de la ville.

• Réunion de participation publique pour le 415 York Street (OZ-25124)
• Mise à jour annuelle de la stratégie de mise en œuvre de la gestion de la croissance 2027 (GMIS)
• Mises à jour proposées des dispositions de stationnement de la ville
• Retrait de la demande d'abrogation du règlement sur le patrimoine pour le 430 Grey Street
• Mises à jour du Rethink Zoning Project et du Green Development Framework

Community Advisory Committee on Planning

Le Community Advisory Committee on Planning examinera plusieurs désignations patrimoniales, y compris les propriétés au 242 Huron Street, au 471 Nightingale Avenue et au 26 Erie Avenue. L'ordre du jour comprend également des avis pour des réunions publiques concernant des modifications du règlement de zonage au 150-152 Kent Street et des modifications du plan officiel au 1076-1080 Commissioners Road West.

• Désignation patrimoniale pour 242 Huron Street
• Désignation patrimoniale pour 471 Nightingale Avenue
• Désignation patrimoniale pour 26 Erie Avenue
• Modification du règlement de zonage pour 150-152 Kent Street
• Modifications du Plan officiel et du Règlement de zonage pour 1076-1080 Commissioners Road West

Audit Committee

Le comité d'audit examinera les états financiers de 2025 et les conclusions d'audit fournies par KPMG. L'organe examinera également les rapports d'audit interne de MNP concernant les processus municipaux et la planification climatique.

• États financiers de 2025 et rapport des conclusions d'audit de KPMG
• Mise à jour de l'audit interne de MNP et tableau de bord des activités de suivi
• Audit du processus d'examen des lotissements
• Audit du plan d'action pour l'urgence climatique
• Demande d'examen de surveillance des fournisseurs de services de coopératives d'habitation

The committee approved the 2025 financial report and KPMG's audit findings, received internal audit updates from MNP, referred a housing oversight request to Q1 2027, and appointed MNP LLP as the outsourced internal auditor for four years starting January 1, 2027.

• Approved 2025 Financial Report and KPMG audit findings (unanimous)
• Appointed MNP LLP as internal auditor for 4 years (unanimous)
• Received MNP internal audit summary update (unanimous)
• Received MNP follow-up activities dashboard (unanimous)
• Received MNP subdivision review process audit (unanimous)
• Received MNP climate emergency action plan audit (unanimous)
• Approved delegations from London Development Institute (unanimous)
• Referred Councillor Franke's housing oversight request to Q1 2027 (unanimous)

Council

This special meeting includes a discussion of the Build Communities Strong Fund's Development Charge Reduction Program, with presentations from housing and development stakeholders. Council will also pass a by-law to confirm the meeting's proceedings.

• 6.1: Build Communities Strong Fund Development Charge Reduction Program
• 13.1: Bill No. 237 - by-law to confirm proceedings

The Council approved an application for the Build Communities Strong Fund's Development Charge Reduction Program. They also passed Bill No. 237 to confirm the proceedings of this special meeting.

• Suspended speaking-once provision denied (9-4)
• Approved report on development charge reduction program (13-0)
• Directed administration to submit application for development charge reduction fund (13-0)
• Approved first reading of Bill No. 237 (13-0)
• Approved second reading of Bill No. 237 (11-0)
• Approved third reading and enactment of Bill No. 237 (11-0)

Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee

Le Comité des priorités stratégiques et des politiques discutera des plans de développement économique et de développement du centre-ville à long terme. L'organe examinera également les rapports annuels et les états financiers des sociétés de logement locales et envisagera des mises à jour politiques concernant l'inclusivité et l'accès public.

• Economic Development Strategy (2026–2030) and Implementation Plan
• Downtown Reimagined: City of London Downtown Plan
• 2025 Annual General Meeting resolutions for London & Middlesex Community Housing and Housing and Development Corporation
• Diversity, Race Relations and Inclusivity Awards Policy modifications
• Proposition pour un système de consigne à l'échelle de la province pour les contenants de boissons non alcoolisées

The committee endorsed London's 2026-2030 economic development strategy and authorized $350,000 in one-time funding for immediate implementation. The Downtown Plan was received with directions to implement actions within existing budgets and report back in Q4 2026, while a motion to refer it back for further consultation failed 3-11. Other actions included approving enhanced public access to the Committee of Adjustment and referring Diversity Awards policy amendments for consultation.

• Endorsed 'The Centre of Opportunity' economic development strategy (14-1)
• Authorized $200K from Business Case P-46 and $150K from Economic Development Reserve
• Received Downtown Plan, directed implementation within existing budgets, progress report due Q4 2026
• Denied motion to refer Downtown Plan back for additional consultation (3-11)
• Approved enhanced public access to Committee of Adjustment procedures (15-0)
• Referred Diversity, Race Relations and Inclusivity Awards Policy amendments for consultation with Chamber of Commerce (11-0)
• Received London & Middlesex Community Housing 2025 annual report and resolutions (15-0)
• Received Housing Development Corporation 2025 financial statements (15-0)

Dearness Home Committee of Management

Le comité de gestion examinera un rapport du directeur couvrant la période du 1er février 2026 au 15 mai 2026. Il s'agit de la troisième réunion du comité pour ce mandat.

• Rapport du directeur (1er février 2026 – 15 mai 2026)

Community and Protective Services Committee

Le Comité des services communautaires et de protection se réunit pour discuter d'un don pour un monument aux vétérans dans le parc Springbank. Un seul élément de fond est à l'ordre du jour, les autres étant de nature procédurale.

• Don pour le monument aux vétérans de Byron Springbank au parc Springbank

The committee voted to accept the donation of the Byron Springbank Veterans Monument (valued up to $100,000) and a $200,000 cash contribution for installation and maintenance from the Byron Springbank Veterans Monument Consortium. The motion passed unanimously 6-0. A by-law to approve the donation agreement will be introduced at the June 23 Municipal Council meeting.

• Accepted Byron Springbank Veterans Monument donation and $200,000 cash contribution (6-0)

Infrastructure and Corporate Services Committee

Le Comité des infrastructures et des services corporatifs examinera et approuvera potentiellement plusieurs projets d'infrastructure, notamment les améliorations routières de la phase 2B de Wellington Gateway et une entente de subvention du Fonds municipal vert. L'ordre du jour comprend également des éléments concernant les feux de circulation, l'expropriation de terrains et l'approvisionnement d'urgence pour une usine de traitement des eaux usées.

• Attribution d'un contrat pour la phase 2B de Wellington Gateway (Base Line Road à Watson Street)
• Entente de subvention du Fonds municipal vert pour la planification de l'adaptation climatique
• Approvisionnement d'urgence de composants de centrifugeuse pour l'usine de traitement des eaux usées de Greenway
• Expropriation de terrains pour le corridor de Western Road et Sarnia Road
• Nouveaux feux de circulation, signaux piétonniers et traverses

The committee approved a $50.4 million contract for Wellington Gateway and Municipal Infrastructure Improvements Phase 2B from Base Line Road to Watson Street, with a narrow 3-2 vote. Also approved were a $12.5 million equipment rental contract for the W12A Landfill, new traffic signals and pedestrian crossings at multiple locations, and the expropriation of lands for Western Road/Sarnia Road corridor improvements. A climate adaptation funding agreement with FCM was approved 4-1.

• Approved $50.4M Wellington Gateway infrastructure contract (3-2)
• Approved $12.5M W12A Landfill equipment rental contract (5-0)
• Approved new traffic signals at 7 locations and pedestrian signals at 2 locations (5-0)
• Approved expropriation of lands for Western Road/Sarnia Road improvements (5-0)
• Approved $401,858 emergency purchase of centrifuge components for WWTP (5-0)
• Approved FCM Green Municipal Fund grant for climate adaptation planning (4-1)
• Appointed consulting engineers for 2026 road reconstruction projects (5-0)
• Received 2025 Portfolio Investments Report (4-1)

Planning and Environment Committee

The Planning and Environment Committee is conducting public participation meetings for multiple zoning and rezoning applications across London. They are also reviewing an Employment Area Policy and unsuitable/ineligible industrial land, and discussing a proposed third-party appeal mechanism.

• Public hearing for 3924, 4012, 4050 Colonel Talbot Road zoning/planning applications
• Employment Area Policy Review and unsuitable/ineligible industrial land review
• Zoning changes at 1837 Churchill Avenue, 2496 Dundas Street, 221 Queens Avenue
• Zoning at 1057-1061 Richmond Street, 36 Wethered Street, 929 Cheapside Street
• Zoning at 1945 Hyde Park Road and 517-525 Fanshawe Park Road East/1536 Geary Avenue

The committee approved a comprehensive rezoning and plan amendment for properties at 3924, 4012, and 4050 Colonel Talbot Road, allowing single-detached, stacked townhouses, and apartments up to six storeys and 100 units per hectare. The motion also supports a redesigned draft subdivision and requests a revised Transportation Impact Assessment. All votes were 5-0.

• Approved Official Plan amendment for Colonel Talbot Road (5-0)
• Approved zoning by-law amendment for Colonel Talbot Road (5-0)
• Supported red-line revisions to draft plan of subdivision (5-0)
• Amended motion to request revised Transportation Impact Assessment (5-0)
• Introduced Employment Area policy review by-law (no vote recorded)

Community and Protective Services Committee

The Community and Protective Services Committee will discuss and potentially approve a request to apply for new affordable housing funding through Build Canada Homes, as well as by-law amendments to reduce rat infestations. Other items include awarding municipal land for affordable housing at 1958 Duluth Crescent, financing fire apparatus, and receiving updates on the newcomer strategy, tree nursery feasibility, and community grants.

• Request to apply for affordable housing funding via Build Canada Homes
• By-law amendments and management measures to reduce rat infestations
• Award of NRFP-2025-248: Municipal Land for Affordable Housing at 1958 Duluth Crescent, Block 6 (with contribution agreement)
• Source of financing for London Fire Department fire apparatus
• Delegation on 5th Report of Environmental Stewardship and Action Community Advisory Committee (including communications on invasive species)

The committee approved Ballance It Inc. as the leading proponent for affordable housing at 1958 Duluth Crescent, Block 6, and directed staff to work on a density increase from 71 to 107 units per hectare. The density increase was approved 4-1. Other consent items included a $5.5M fire apparatus purchase, rat infestation by-law amendments, and a tree nursery feasibility study.

• Approved Ballance It Inc. as proponent for affordable housing at 1958 Duluth Crescent, Block 6 (5-0)
• Approved density increase from 71 to 107 units/hectare at same site (4-1)
• Authorized $5,526,900 for two fire apparatus from City View Specialty Vehicles (consent)
• Directed staff to conduct tree nursery feasibility study (consent)
• Approved by-law amendments to reduce rat infestations (consent)
• Referred Byron Veterans Monument donation to special meeting June 16 (5-0)
• Directed staff to report on licensing businesses selling invasive species (5-0)
• Approved application to Build Canada Homes for affordable housing funds (consent)