Niagara Region, ON

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will review the 2026 external financial audit planning report and a status update on internal audit engagements. The meeting also includes information regarding approved audits for community services and public health and emergency services.

• 2026 External Financial Audit Planning Report
• Status Update on Internal Audit Engagements (Q3 2026)
• Approval of Community Services Program Audits
• Approval of Public Health and Emergency Services Program Audits

Corporate Services Committee

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Planning and Economic Development Committee

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PHSSC

This appears to be a placeholder or technical agenda for the Niagara Region Public Health and Social Services Committee (PHSSC) meeting on September 8, 2026. The document contains only system-generated interface elements and no substantive agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics.

Public Works Committee

The agenda for the September 2026 Public Works Committee meeting of Niagara Region consists solely of procedural elements (e.g., title, description, category, number, stage, department, attachments, and history fields) with no specific items for decision, discussion, or public hearing. No dollar amounts, project names, ordinances, or votes are present.

Joint Board of Management

The Joint Board of Management will review the second quarter variance analysis and financial forecasts for base operations and Vision Zero operations. The board will also receive an update regarding advocacy for set fines under the Provincial Offences Act.

• 2nd Quarter Variance Analysis and Forecast to December 31, 2026
• Q2 2026 Budget vs. Actual and Forecasted Variance Analysis for Base Operations
• Q2 2026 Forecasted Distribution to Local Area Municipalities for Base Operations
• Q2 2026 Forecasted Variance Analysis for Vision Zero Operations
• Update regarding advocacy for set fines under the Provincial Offences Act

Council

Niagara Region Council is meeting to consider routine items including adoption of minutes, a presentation on a water and energy efficiency award, and reports from committees. The main substantive item is the CAO's end-of-term report on 2023-2026 Council Strategic Priorities, which will be presented and discussed. A business continuity planning update is also on the agenda but materials were not yet distributed.

• Presentation of Ontario Water Works Association 2026 Water and Energy Efficiency Award
• CAO 14-2026: 2023-2026 Council Strategic Priorities End of Term Report
• CAO 15-2026: Business Continuity Planning Update
• Adoption of minutes from July 30 and August 20, 2026 meetings
• Planning and Economic Development Committee report (PEDC 6-2026)

Transportation Strategy Steering Committee

The Transportation Strategy Steering Committee is meeting to receive an update on the Niagara Region 2051 Transportation Plan, including a summary of Phase 1 public engagement results. No items for consideration or consent are listed, so the meeting is primarily informational.

• Presentation: Niagara Region 2051 Transportation Plan - Summary of Phase 1 Engagement Results
• Presentation: Niagara Region 2051 Transportation Plan (TMP) PIC 1

Council Special

This agenda for the Niagara Region Council special meeting of 2026-08-20 contains only procedural boilerplate and no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document is essentially empty of substantive content.

Regional Council approved a one-time transfer of $1,700,000 from the Transit Stabilization Reserve to the Niagara Transit Fleet Maintenance Operating Budget to address fuel pressures. Council also received a confidential report on the Development Charge Reduction Program and approved its recommendations in an 18-8 recorded vote. The meeting included a closed session and adoption of a by-law confirming prior actions.

• Approved $1.7M transfer from Transit Stabilization Reserve for fuel pressures (carried)
• Approved recommendations in Confidential Report CAO 13-2026 on Development Charge Reduction Program (18-8)
• Received correspondence from Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce on Development Charge Reduction Program (carried)
• Adopted Bill 2026-51 confirming actions of August 13, 2026 special meeting (carried)

Council Special

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Planning and Economic Development Committee

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The Planning and Economic Development Committee received three information reports: the Niagara Tourism Data Dashboard, an Investment Attraction Update, and an Economic Development Update for Q1/Q2 2026. No substantive decisions were made; all items were received for information only.

• Received Niagara Tourism Data Dashboard report (ED 10-2026) for information
• Received Investment Attraction Update report (ED 8-2026) for information
• Received Economic Development Update Q1/Q2 2026 report (ED 9-2026) for information

Public Works Committee

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Council

The agenda for the July 30, 2026, meeting of the Niagara Region Council is currently procedural and does not list specific decisions or items for discussion.

• Meeting scheduled for July 30, 2026
• Procedural agenda only
• No specific items listed

Council approved a $299,100 Industrial Use Regional Development Charge grant for Canadian Metal Buildings at 460 River Road, Welland, reducing RDCs payable to $531,900, with the remaining amount funded from the taxpayer relief reserve. Council also approved an interest-free deferral of development charges for the Home 2 by Hilton hotel in St. Catharines, excluding a 'future benefit' clause. Several by-laws were passed, including $9.8 million in long-term financing for capital works.

• Approved $299,100 RDC grant for Canadian Metal Buildings, 460 River Road, Welland, with remaining $531,900 funded from taxpayer relief reserve
• Approved interest-free RDC deferral for Home 2 by Hilton, 89 Meadowvale Drive, St. Catharines, excluding 'future benefit' clause
• Received multi-year budgeting framework (CSD 33-2026) and circulated to agencies, boards, and commissions
• Received 2027 budget planning and tentative timetable (CSD 34-2026) and circulated to ABCs
• Approved committee minutes from Audit, Committee of the Whole, Public Works, Public Health, Corporate Services, and Planning meetings
• Approved confidential report on surplus land disposition at St. Joseph and Hainer Streets, St. Catharines
• Passed by-laws authorizing $9.8M long-term financing for capital works and OILC applications for Pelham and Grimsby
• Passed traffic by-laws including stopping prohibition, all-way stops, parking prohibition, and speed limits

Council Special

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Council approved a report that conditionally increases development charge (DC) funding for the South Niagara Wastewater Treatment Plant, Outfall and Trunk Sewer (SNWTPOTS) to 90% and, if federal-provincial grants are secured, implements a 50% residential DC rate reduction for three years (March 30, 2026 to March 31, 2029). The motion also approves budget increases for SNWTPOTS and the West Lincoln Water and Wastewater Infrastructure (WLWWI) projects, contingent on receiving at least 90% grant funding ($509,280,000 for SNWTPOTS and $241,791,022 for WLWWI). A friendly amendment requires a special council meeting if the province offers less than 90% funding. The motion carried, and five by-laws were passed to implement the changes.

• Approved increase in DC funding for SNWTPOTS to 90% (carried)
• Approved conditional 50% residential DC rate reduction for 3 years (carried)
• Approved $326,777,869 budget increase for SNWTPOTS (carried)
• Approved $355,335,960 budget increase for WLWWI (carried)
• Approved borrowing up to $56,427,975 for WLWWI (carried)
• Approved delegation to CAO to negotiate Transfer Payment Agreements (carried)
• Passed By-laws 2026-34 to 2026-37 and 2026-49 (carried)

Niagara Region Licensing Appeals Committee

The Licensing Appeals Committee will hear three appeals regarding the denial or refusal of Transportation Network Company driver licences. These hearings are conducted under Niagara Region By-law 2021-57 and the Statutory Powers Procedure Act.

• Appeal by Syed Ali Raza regarding denial of licence
• Appeal by Sukhvir Singh regarding refusal of licence application
• Appeal by Rauf Obembe regarding refusal of licence renewal

Corporate Services Committee

Le Comité des services corporatifs examinera la délégation de l'autorité d'émettre des débentures pendant la période des actes restreints après le jour des nominations pour les élections municipales de 2026. Il discutera également des mises à jour du Building Communities Strong Fund avec des réallocations de financement proposées et recevra un rapport sur la répartition des coûts de maintien de l'ordre de la région de Niagara. Les points de consentement incluent le rapport du trésorier sur les frais de développement de 2025 et les approvisionnements non concurrentiels du T1 2026 dépassant 100 000 $. La réunion comprend des points en séance fermée concernant les litiges, les litiges potentiels et l'acquisition de terrains pour le projet RR49 McLeod Road Reconstruction Project.

• Délégation d'autorité pour l'émission de débentures pendant la période électorale restreinte (CSD 29-2026)
• Building Communities Strong Fund – réallocation de financement proposée pour des projets communautaires (CSD 28-2026)
• Mise à jour de la répartition des coûts de maintien de l'ordre de la région de Niagara – rapport à distribuer (CSD 31-2026)
• Rapport du trésorier sur les frais de développement régionaux de 2025 avec activité du fonds de réserve (CSD 20-2026)
• Activités d'approvisionnement corporatif non concurrentiel du T1 2026 dépassant 100 000 $ (CSD 21-2026)

The Corporate Services Committee received a memorandum on the Industrial Use Grant Program for 460 River Road, Welland, and directed staff to provide options for the remaining $531,900 in development charges to Regional Council on July 30, 2026. It also approved a staff report on the Building Communities Strong Fund reallocation, delegated authority for debenture issuance during the election restricted period, and directed staff to report on a development charge deferral request for Home 2 by Hilton. The committee approved a policing cost allocation update, directing staff to explore alternative taxation models and forward the report to the Niagara Regional Police Services Board. Several confidential reports were received and approved, including litigation and land acquisition matters.

• Received Industrial Use Grant Program memo for 460 River Road, Welland; directed staff to provide options for $531,900 in development charges (carried)
• Received delegate info on Home 2 by Hilton development charge deferral; directed staff to report to Regional Council July 30, 2026 (carried)
• Approved Building Communities Strong Fund – Community Stream reallocation strategy (carried)
• Approved delegation of authority for debenture issuance during restricted acts period (carried)
• Approved policing cost allocation update; directed staff to explore alternative taxation model and forward to Police Services Board (carried)
• Received consent items: Treasurer's Statement 2025 and Q1 2026 procurement activities (carried)
• Approved confidential litigation claims summary (CSD 19-2026) (carried)
• Approved confidential quarry assessment appeal update (CSD 24-2026) and land acquisition update for RR49 McLeod Road (CSD 26-2026) (carried)

Planning and Economic Development Committee

Le Comité de planification et de développement économique recevra une présentation concernant la mise à jour du Plan d'action pour l'agriculture. La réunion comprend également une discussion en séance à huis clos concernant le financement du Programme pour les communautés touchées par le commerce.

• Présentation de la mise à jour du Plan d'action pour l'agriculture
• Discussion sur le financement du Programme pour les communautés touchées par le commerce (TICP) en séance à huis clos

The Planning and Economic Development Committee received an information report on the Agriculture Action Plan update and moved into closed session to receive confidential information about Trade Impacted Community Program (TICP) funding. No substantive decisions were made; all items were received for information only.

• Received Agriculture Action Plan update (Report ED 6-2026) for information
• Moved into closed session to receive confidential TICP funding information
• Received confidential TICP funding report (ED 7-2026) for information

Public Works Committee

Le comité examinera un ajustement budgétaire brut pour le Seventh Street Bridge sur la Regional Road 34 à St. Catharines. Il examinera également les mises à niveau du système de gestion des lixiviats de la Quarry Road Landfill ainsi que l'engagement de fonds et une attribution directe pour une évaluation archéologique liée aux projets de solutions de la station de traitement des eaux usées (WWTP) de South Niagara. Les autres points de consentement incluent un rapport sur la croissance régionale, la nomination d'agents de réglementation pour le Sewer Use By‑law, et une étude sur la capacité d'élimination des déchets à court terme.

• PW 18-2026: Ajustement budgétaire brut pour le Seventh Street Bridge sur RR34 (Seventh Street Louth)
• PW 20-2026: Mises à niveau du système de gestion des lixiviats de la Quarry Road Landfill
• PW 22-2026: Engagement de fonds et attribution directe pour une évaluation archéologique pour les projets de solutions de la WWTP de South Niagara
• PWC-C 9-2026: Nomination d'agents de réglementation pour l'application du Sewer Use By‑law No. 2024‑51
• PWC-C 10-2026: Étude sur la capacité d'élimination des déchets à court terme

The Public Works Committee approved several capital budget increases and funding initiations, including $8.4 million in debt for the new South Niagara Wastewater Treatment Plant and a direct contract award for archaeological assessment. The committee also deferred regional participation in exploring a municipal services corporation until the core services review is complete. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved $825,000 increase for Seventh Street Bridge rehabilitation (carried)
• Approved $130,000 increase for Quarry Road Landfill leachate system upgrades (carried)
• Initiated $8.4M debt funding for new South Niagara Wastewater Treatment Plant (carried)
• Initiated $1.4M debt funding for South West Trunk Sewer project (carried)
• Authorized direct award of $5,553,099 archaeological assessment contract to Stantec Consulting Ltd. (carried)
• Deferred regional participation in municipal services corporation exploration until core services review complete (carried)
• Received growth report, by-law officer appointments, and waste management minutes for information (carried)

PHSSC

Le Comité de la santé publique et des services sociaux discutera de l'application des lois sur le tabac et du programme Nurse-Family Partnership. Les membres décideront de la prolongation d'un contrat pour l'aide sociale et de l'approbation de plusieurs audits de programmes de santé publique et de services d'urgence.

• Approbation de la prolongation du contrat d'aide sociale pour 2045162 Ontario Limited o/a Clark Marketing Communications
• Approbation des audits des programmes de santé publique et des services d'urgence
• Mise à jour sur l'expansion des services de petite enfance et de garde d'enfants
• Correspondance concernant des travaux de plomberie en source unique au 30 Robinson Street, Grimsby
• Projet de bail pour le 5017 Victoria Avenue, Niagara Falls

The committee approved a motion requiring Niagara Region to prepare and publicly release a comprehensive Community Safety and Shelter Operations Plan before relocating the modular shelter to Bunting Road, with specific requirements for community engagement, security, operations, and reporting. The motion also prohibits occupancy until the plan is completed and presented to St. Catharines City Council. Additionally, the committee approved contract extensions, staffing additions, and audit reports, and endorsed the continuation of the Homelessness Winter Weather Response.

• Approved motion requiring Community Safety and Shelter Operations Plan before Bunting Road shelter occupancy (10-4 on clause 3, 14-0 on remaining clauses)
• Endorsed continuation of Homelessness Winter Weather Response (9-6)
• Approved $1,050,629 contract extension with Clark Marketing Communications to Dec 31, 2030
• Approved 18.6 new FTEs in Children's Services at $1,746,376 gross cost, funded provincially
• Approved Community Services Program audits for fiscal year ended March 31, 2026
• Approved Public Health and Emergency Services Program audits for year ended Dec 31, 2025 and fiscal year ended March 31, 2026
• Received consent items for information, including Building Safer Communities Fund wrap-up and Medical Director Annual Report 2025

Committee of the Whole

Le Comité plénier recevra une présentation sur l'aperçu et l'étude de base des frais de développement, et examinera un article de consentement concernant l'étude de base et la mise à jour du règlement municipal sur les frais de développement – Avantage de la période post-développement. La réunion est principalement axée sur l'examen des questions relatives aux frais de développement.

• Présentation par Daryl Abbs, Watson & Associates, sur l'aperçu et l'étude de base des frais de développement
• Article de consentement CSC-C 16-2026 : Étude de base et mise à jour du règlement municipal sur les frais de développement – Avantage de la période post-développement

The Committee of the Whole received a presentation on development charges and a background study update, and formally received the related correspondence item for information. No substantive decisions were made; the item was procedural and informational only.

• Received correspondence CSC-C 16-2026 on Development Charges Background Study and By-law Update (carried)

Audit Committee

Le comité d'audit recevra des présentations sur deux rapports d'information : un rapport d'audit sur la gestion des prestataires de collecte des déchets et une mise à jour de l'état d'avancement des missions d'audit interne pour le deuxième trimestre 2026. Aucun élément n'est inscrit pour examen ou décision lors de cette réunion.

• Rapport d'audit sur la gestion des prestataires de collecte des déchets (AC-C 11-2026) avec le résumé consultatif de KPMG
• Mise à jour de l'état d'avancement des missions d'audit interne pour le deuxième trimestre 2026 (AC-C 10-2026)

The Audit Committee received two reports for information: an audit on managing waste collection contractors and a status update on internal audit engagements. No substantive decisions were made; all items were received as information.

• Received AC-C 11-2026 audit report on managing waste collection contractors (carried)
• Received AC-C 10-2026 status update on internal audit engagements (carried)

Council

Le Conseil examinera un amendement budgétaire pour l'Unité d'intervention spéciale du Service de police de la Région de Niagara. L'ordre du jour comprend également une mise à jour sur la Révision des services essentiels et un règlement municipal visant à autoriser 8 402 000 $ en financement à long terme pour des travaux de capital.

• Amendement budgétaire du Service de police de la Région de Niagara pour l'Unité d'intervention spéciale Combined Forces
• Règlement municipal autorisant 8 402 000 $ en financement à long terme pour un projet de travaux de capital
• Mise à jour sur la Révision des services essentiels de la Région de Niagara
• Réponse à l'enquête Q2025-31 du Bureau du médecin légiste en chef de l'Ontario
• Délégation de pouvoir pour les actes restreints suivant le jour de nomination de l'élection municipale de 2026

Council approved a $140,000 operating budget amendment to fund a Niagara Regional Police Service secondment to the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit Golden Horseshoe, funded from the Police Contingency Reserve Fund. It also passed a by-law authorizing $8,402,000 in long-term financing for a capital works project. A motion to amend the coroner's inquest response letter to include First Nations engagement was defeated, and the original letter was endorsed (25-2).

• Approved $140,000 NRPS secondment to CFSEU Golden Horseshoe (carried)
• Passed by-law for $8,402,000 long-term financing for capital works (carried)
• Endorsed coroner's inquest response letter, defeating First Nations engagement amendment (25-2)
• Delegated authority to CAO for restricted acts after nomination day (carried)
• Approved confidential Metrolinx Cost Contribution Agreement (carried)
• Received Core Services Review update for information (carried)
• Adopted Public Works Committee minutes (carried)

Niagara Region Licensing Appeals Committee

Le Comité d'appel en matière de licences se réunit pour entendre trois appels de personnes dont les demandes de renouvellement de permis de conducteur de société de transport de réseau (TNC) ont été refusées en vertu du règlement municipal 2021-57 de la Région de Niagara. Les appels concernent Vats Trivedi, Atif Ishtaq et Muhammed Ahtsham. Aucun autre dossier n'est à l'ordre du jour.

• Appel de Vats Trivedi – refus de renouvellement de permis de conducteur TNC en vertu du règlement 2021-57
• Appel de Atif Ishtaq – refus de renouvellement de permis de conducteur TNC en vertu du règlement 2021-57
• Appel de Muhammed Ahtsham – refus de renouvellement de permis de conducteur TNC en vertu du règlement 2021-57

Waste Management Planning Steering Committee

Le comité directeur de la planification de la gestion des déchets examinera des présentations sur les options de niveau de service du contrat de collecte des déchets en bordure de rue pour 2030 ainsi qu'un aperçu de la stratégie de lutte contre le déversement illégal, lesquels détermineront les futurs services de collecte des déchets et les efforts de nettoyage des quartiers. L'ordre du jour porte également sur les demandes d'information des conseillers et sur une étude de l'Université York concernant les meilleures pratiques en matière de lutte contre le déversement illégal. Aucune décision contraignante ni aucun vote n'est prévu pour cette réunion.

• Examen des options de niveau de service du contrat de collecte des déchets en bordure de rue pour 2030
• Discussion sur l'aperçu de la stratégie de lutte contre le déversement illégal
• Examen d'une étude de l'Université York sur les meilleures pratiques en matière de lutte contre le déversement illégal
• Demandes d'information des conseillers

The Waste Management Planning Steering Committee received four information items, including a presentation on service level options for the 2030 curbside waste collection contract and an outline of an illegal dumping strategy. No substantive decisions were made; all items were received for information only.

• Received WMPSC-C 9-2026 on 2030 curbside collection contract service level options (carried)
• Received WMPSC-C 12-2026 on illegal dumping strategy outline (carried)
• Received WMPSC-C 11-2026 on councillor information requests (carried)
• Received WMPSC-C 13-2026 on York University study on illegal dumping best practices (carried)

Diversity Equity and Inclusion Advisory Committee

Le Comité consultatif sur la diversité, l'équité et l'inclusion examine plusieurs présentations. Celles-ci incluent une stratégie de gestion des déchets à long terme et le Plan de vérité et réconciliation avec les Autochtones 2026-2030.

• Présentation de la stratégie à long terme sur la gestion des déchets
• Présentation du Plan de vérité et réconciliation avec les Autochtones 2026-2030
• Résumé du mandat du Comité consultatif sur la diversité, l'équité et l'inclusion 2023-2026

Public Works Committee

Le Comité des travaux publics se réunira pour examiner l'autorité d'appel d'offres pour un projet routier entre la route régionale 10 et la 49, et pour passer en revue les demandes du programme Zones scolaires plus sûres financé par le Fonds pour l'infrastructure de sécurité routière.

• Autorité de délégation pour l'attribution d'appels d'offres sur la route régionale 10-49
• Zones scolaires plus sûres – demandes au Fonds pour l'infrastructure de sécurité routière
• Procès-verbaux du Comité directeur de la stratégie de transport
• Présentation sur le Plan directeur des transports Niagara 2051

The Public Works Committee approved delegating tender award authority for road reconstruction projects on Casablanca Boulevard and McLeod Road. The committee also adopted updated school and community safety zone standards and directed staff to apply for the Road Safety Infrastructure Fund.

• Delegated authority to award tender for Regional Road 10 (Casablanca Boulevard) Reconstruction Phase 1 (Carried)
• Delegated authority to award tender for Regional Road 49 (McLeod Road) Reconstruction (Carried)
• Authorized execution of construction agreements for Projects 1 and 2 (Carried)
• Adopted updated School Zone and Community Safety Zone standards (Carried)
• Directed staff to apply for the Road Safety Infrastructure Fund (Carried)
• Received Transportation Strategy Steering Committee minutes from May 27, 2026, for information (Carried)

Agricultural Policy and Action Committee

Le Comité de la politique et de l'action agricoles se réunira par voie électronique le 29 mai 2026, afin de recevoir des présentations sur les espèces envahissantes, l'agrotourisme et la gestion des phragmites. Aucune décision n'est prévue pour cette réunion.

• Présentation sur la menace de la lanternne tacheté
• Présentation sur Agritourism Ontario
• Présentation sur le Niagara Phragmites Management Area
• Examen du rapport de la Greenbelt Foundation
• Examen du procès-verbal de la réunion de février 2026

The Agricultural Policy and Action Committee met on May 29, 2026, and received informational presentations on agritourism, phragmites management, and spotted lanternfly. No items for consideration were on the agenda. Consent items—a Greenbelt Foundation report overview and previous meeting minutes—were received. Other business updates covered salt management, irrigation, soil health, and economic development. No substantive decisions were made.

Council Special

Le Conseil de la Région de Niagara tiendra une réunion publique pour entendre une plainte concernant les frais de développement pour une propriété située au 3770 Montrose Road à Niagara Falls. La réunion comprendra également l'adoption d'un règlement confirmant les actions du conseil.

• Audition publique pour une plainte relative aux frais de développement au 3770 Montrose Road, Niagara Falls
• Règlement 2026-23 pour confirmer les actions du conseil issues de la réunion extraordinaire
• Rapport du personnel et documents du conseiller juridique fournis pour la plainte

Council held a statutory public hearing on a development charges complaint by Cassone Dwelling (BT) Inc. for 3770 Montrose Road in Niagara Falls. After legal arguments, council voted 19-5 to grant the complaint, ordering recalculation of charges using frozen 2022 rates and a $1,166,074 demolition credit, resulting in a net charge of approximately $2,740,557 plus interest.

• Defeated motion to dismiss development charges complaint (5-19)
• Granted complaint and ordered recalculation of development charges using frozen 2022 rates with demolition credit (19-5)

Council

Le Conseil régional examinera l'emprunt de 16,18 millions de dollars pour des projets d'immobilisation et révisera plusieurs règlements municipaux sur la circulation pour Grimsby, Fort Erie, ainsi que les limites de vitesse affichées. La réunion comprend également des rapports de comités et des séances à huis clos.

• Autoriser 16,18 M$ de dette régionale sur les marchés des capitaux
• Autoriser 7,42 M$ de dette de Welland sur les marchés des capitaux
• Modifier le règlement municipal sur la circulation concernant les virages interdits à Grimsby
• Modifier le règlement municipal sur la circulation concernant un arrêt obligatoire à quatre directions à Grimsby
• Modifier le règlement municipal sur la circulation concernant l'interdiction de stationnement à Fort Erie

Regional Council adopted committee reports including endorsement of alcohol warning labels, approved $16.18M in debentures for capital works in Welland and Niagara Region, and approved a confidential settlement of an Ontario Land Tribunal quarry appeal. Several traffic by-laws were also passed.

• Approved $7.42M debenture for Welland capital works
• Approved $8.76M debenture for Niagara Region capital works
• Approved $16.18M consolidated debenture issue
• Approved traffic by-laws (prohibited turns, all-way stop, parking prohibition, speed limits) on regional highways
• Endorsed alcohol labelling position policy supporting Bill S-202 (warning labels on alcoholic beverages)
• Approved confidential settlement of Uppers Quarry (Niagara Falls) appeal to Ontario Land Tribunal

Transportation Strategy Steering Committee

Le Comité directeur de la stratégie de transport recevra une présentation sur le contenu du centre d'information public du Plan de transport Niagara 2051. Aucun élément n'est soumis à décision ; l'ordre du jour comprend également une mise à jour de la révision des mandats et l'approbation du procès-verbal de la réunion précédente.

• Présentation sur le contenu du centre d'information public du Plan de transport Niagara 2051
• Mise à jour de la révision des mandats du Comité directeur de la stratégie de transport
• Approbation du procès-verbal de la réunion du 25 mars 2026

The committee received updates on its Terms of Reference and the minutes from the previous meeting. No substantive decisions were made regarding the Niagara Region Transportation Plan 2051.

• Received Terms of Reference update for information
• Received March 2026 meeting minutes for information

Accessibility Advisory Committee

La réunion du Comité consultatif sur l'accessidade de la Région de Niagara est prévue pour le 26 mai 2026. L'ordre du jour indique une réunion de procédure sans aucun élément spécifique listé pour discussion ou décision.

• Réunion prévue pour le 26 mai 2026
• Type de réunion de procédure indiqué

The committee received two informational items and discussed an accessible taxi survey. The meeting adjourned early after the chair announced that quorum had been lost.

• Received 2025 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan status update for information
• Received October 21, 2025 meeting minutes for information
• Announced meeting adjourned due to lost quorum