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Wed Sep 9, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Committee of Adjustment
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Wed Aug 12, 2026 · 7:00 PM
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Thu Aug 6, 2026 · 1:00 PM
Special Council
Council to approve $8.6M in road projects and $250K Elexicon settlement
Pickering Council will decide on three major spending items: a $40,000 traffic-calming design review, a $250,000 Elexicon settlement, and $8.6M in capital road contracts. Four confidential in-camera items on land acquisition, litigation, and economic opportunities will also be discussed.
- Authorize $40,000 for traffic calming design review in Community Safety Zones
- Approve $250,000 payment to Elexicon via Mutual Release Agreement
- Delegate authority to award $8.6M in road contracts (Whitevale drainage, Scarborough/Pickering Townline, Old Brock Road, Third Concession)
- Discuss confidential land acquisition for Frenchman's Bay
- Review confidential litigation and economic development opportunities
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Thank you. further traffic calming projects. Finally, I hope this becomes the beginning of a broader citywide traffic calming strategy so that neighborhoods not eligible for this provincial funding are also considered in the future. Next slide, please. So before I conclude, I would appreciate clarification on a few questions. If the city receives less provincial funding than requested, what criteria will staff use to determine which projects move forward first? And the second one is, will council receive a public report showing before and after traffic speeds and safety outcomes once the reports are completed? If traffic calming measures are not as effective as expected, will staff have the flexibility to modify them? Will council receive progress updates before the March 2028 completion deadline? Has the city identified future funding opportunities for roads that are not eligible under this program? But where residents continue to experience speeding concerns? Next slide, please. Okay. So that's all I have to present today. Thank you to the engineering staffs and council. I respectfully ask the council team to consider my recommendations to make our roads safer for everyone. And thank you for your time. Thank you. Questions to the delegate? Thank you for your presentation today and your interest in road safety. I'm going to move to consideration. It's moved by Councillor Brenner and second by Councillor Nagy. The recommendation of the director of engineering services in rega …
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August 06, 2026
01:00 PM
Chair: Mayor Ashe
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Thu Jul 23, 2026 · 1:00 PM
Special Council
Council to approve $924,204 renovation contract for Chestnut Hill O'Brien Arena
The Special Council will consider three reports: an architectural consulting contract for major renovations at the Chestnut Hill Developments Recreation Complex O'Brien Arena, a licence agreement for space at Centennial Park with the Pickering Ajax Italian Social Club, and an engineering consulting contract for the detailed design of the Michell Bridge Replacement Project. For each, the Council will receive the report, accept the vendor proposal, approve the total project cost, and authorize financing from designated reserve funds. The meeting also includes a by‑law to provide indemnification coverage for council members and employees.
- Architectural Consulting Services for Chestnut Hill Developments Recreation Complex O'Brien Arena – proposal $584,102.40 (net HST) or $648,620.00 (HST included); total gross project cost $924,204.00 (HST included)
- Licence Agreement for use of space at Centennial Park with the Pickering Ajax Italian Social Club
- Engineering Consulting Services for Detailed Design of Michell Bridge Replacement – proposal $220,615.55 (HST included) or $198,671.14 (net); total gross project cost $276,578.00 (HST included)
- By‑law 8282/26 to provide indemnification, reimbursement and legal defence for eligible council members and employees
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✓ Décisions: Council approves $648,620 arena renovation design contract
Council approved a $648,620 (HST included) contract with CS&P Architects Inc. for design and construction administration of major renovations at Chestnut Hill Developments Recreation Complex O'Brien Arena, with total project cost of $924,204. Also approved a $220,615.55 contract for Michell Bridge replacement detailed design, a licence agreement with Pickering Ajax Italian Social Club, and adopted By-law 8282/26 on indemnification with an amendment (5-1). Council authorized settlement of the Parkland Dedication By-law appeal.
- Approved $648,620 contract to CS&P Architects for O'Brien Arena renovation design (carried)
- Approved $924,204 total project cost for O'Brien Arena renovations (carried)
- Approved $220,615.55 contract to Keystone Bridge Management for Michell Bridge design (carried)
- Approved $276,578 total project cost for Michell Bridge replacement design (carried)
- Authorized licence agreement with Pickering Ajax Italian Social Club for Centennial Park space (carried)
- Adopted By-law 8282/26 on indemnification with added item 5.1(m) (5-1)
- Authorized external solicitor to finalize settlement of Parkland Dedication By-law appeal (carried)
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Thank you. design of the facility. This isn't the construction work. And so we do have quite specific provisions within that contract document, which would protect the city from, you know, negligence or those kinds of things, issues that happen up through the design process. So yes, we absolutely do due diligence in that. And also some due diligence is done through the procurement process as well to ensure we've selected a competent contractor who 's able to carry out this work. Okay. So just to be clear, then if the consultant was to say that we would use a certain type of material, and if that turned out not to be very viable for this project and the, when designing it, they went ahead and they use that material, who would be on the hook? Would it be the consultant? I don't know. Is there anything? I think if there was sort of a legal issue, I don't know, I don't know if the city solicitor would be able to speak to that. I mean, it would kind of depend on a case by case basis of what the issue was and the circumstance. But typically with the design, the process for the design is quite iterative and includes a lot of staff input. And this process, as we noted in the report, will also include some public engagement. And so we work closely with the design consultant to ensure that what they're proposing is practical and will work for the city and follows our things like our corporate energy management plan, you know, makes good use of funds, those kinds of things. So I don't k …
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July 23, 2026
01:00 PM
Chair: Mayor Ashe
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July 23, 2026
01:00 PM
Chair: Mayor Ashe
Present:
Mayor K. Ashe
Councillor M. Brenner
Councillor S. Butt
Councillor D. Pickles
Councillor M. Nagy
Councillor L. Robinson
Regrets:
Councillor L. Cook
Also Present:
M. Carpino - Chief Administrative Officer
K. Bentley - Director, City Development & CBO
P. Bigioni – Director, Corporate Services & City Solicitor
S. Boyd - Fire Chief
J. Eddy – Director, Human Resources
L. Gibbs - Director, Community Services
R. Holborn - Director, Engineering Services
F. Jadoon - Director, Economic Development & Strategic Projects
S. Karwowski - Director, Finance & Treasurer
R. Perera – Deputy Clerk
D. Yip - Manager, Facilities Capital Projects
P. Wirch - Principal Planner, Policy
J. Currie - Legislative Coordinator
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The Deputy Clerk certified that all Members of Council were present and participating
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No disclosures of interest were noted.
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Resolution # 1058/26
Moved By Councillor Brenner
Seconded By Councillor Robinson
That Council move into closed session in accordance with the Municipal Act and the
Procedure By-law to receive advice that is subject to solicitor-client privilege and to
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Wed Jul 8, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Committee of Adjustment
Le Comité d'ajustement décide de cinq demandes de dérogation mineure
Le Comité d'ajustement tient une audience pour décider de cinq demandes de dérogation mineure à diverses propriétés à Pickering. Celles-ci incluent un cas reporté d'août 2025 et quatre nouvelles demandes.
- MV 60/24 - 1238 Bayview Street (reportée)
- MV 37/26 - 1970 Brock Road
- MV 38/26 - 498 Rougemount Drive
- MV 39/26 - 1986 Bowler Drive
- MV 40/26 - 1826 Floribunda Gardens
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✓ Décisions: Committee approves residential variances and vehicle storage at Brock Road
The Committee approved minor variance applications for a new dwelling on Bayview Street and outdoor rental vehicle storage on Brock Road. A request for a driveway widening on Bowler Drive was refused, while a dwelling depth variance on Rougemount Drive was deferred.
- Lifted MV 60/24 (1238 Bayview Street) from the table
- Approved MV 60/24 for two-storey detached dwelling (Unanimous)
- Approved MV 37/26 for outdoor storage of six rental vehicles at 1970 Brock Road (Unanimous)
- Deferred MV 38/26 (498 Rougemount Drive) to August 12, 2026 hearing (Unanimous)
- Refused MV 39/26 (1986 Bowler Drive) for driveway widening (2-1)
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Thank you. At this point, Thank you. Yes. Thank you. I don't know if bylaws talked to them or if theirs was done legally. That might have been good to look into. But regardless, this is what we have in front of us now. Those are just my observations on this one. It's not as straightforward and simple as it originally looked once I visited the site. All right. Thank you, Ms. Rundle. I think, Ms. Joshi, you had your hand up as well. Yes, Mr. Chair, I would just like to echo the comments made by Denise. Because, yes, we can visually see it is violent. But it is done in a very tricky manner that you may call it a driveway or you may call it a pathway. There's that gray area, an actual gray area there. But I would also, my second comment is there is, I would just like to mention that we do have a letter of opposition on this application. And I would just like to remind committee to review the comments made in that letter as well for their consideration. All right. Thank you, Ms. Sujoshi. Any further comments? Mr. Havretti. Mr. Chair, brief comment in regards to the letter that I did review. I think one of the primary objections in that letter was around drainage, given that, here we go, so massive, this massive layout of asphalt will prevent natural water infilt ration, creating an immediate drainage and flooding risk for my adjacent property. Based on the report that we have from the city, the findings don't seem to flag that as the same kind of concern. And so, as much as I thin …
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July 08, 2026 - 07:00 PM
Hearing Number: 7
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Land Acknowledgment Statement
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Disclosure of Interest
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Adoption of Agenda
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Adoption of Minutes
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Draft Minutes for the June 10, 2026 Committee of Adjustment Hearing
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July 08, 2026
07:00 PM
Present
Omar Ha-Redeye – Vice-Chair
Denise Rundle
Sakshi Sood Joshi
Sean Wiley – Chair
Also Present
Isabel Lima, Secretary-Treasurer
Jasmine Correia, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer
Nilissa Reynolds, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer – Host
Amanda Dunn, Manager, Zoning & Administration
Ash Roy, Planner II
Figo Pham, Planner I
Absent
Rick Van Andel
Land Acknowledgment Statement
Disclosure of Interest
Not applicable.
Adoption of Agenda
Due to an absence, Sean Wiley will abstain from voting in tonight’s hearing in order to
avoid a tie vote.
Moved By Omar Ha-Redeye
Seconded By Sakshi Sood Joshi
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That the agenda for the Wednesday, July 8, 2026 hearing be adopted.
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Adoption of Minutes
Moved By Omar Ha-Redeye
Seconded By Sakshi Sood Joshi
That the minutes of the 6th hearing of the Committee of Adjustment held Wednesday, June
10, 2026 be adopted.
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Draft Minutes for the June 10, 2026 Committee of Adjustment Hearing
Minor Variance Reports
MV 60/24 - 1238 Bayview Street (Tabled at the August 13, 2025
Committee of Adjustment Hearing)
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Moved By Sakshi Sood Joshi
Seconded By Omar Ha-Redeye
That application MV 60/24 by 1000117575 Ontario Inc. be lifted from the table.
Carried Unanimously
The applicant requests relief from Zoning By-law 8149/24, to permit:
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Mon Jun 29, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Waterfront Visionary Advisory Committee
Présentation de la centrale nucléaire et mise à jour des projets riverains
Le comité entendra une présentation d'OPG Pickering Nuclear sur le projet de rénovation. Des mises à jour seront fournies sur l'étude de la canopée riveraine, les améliorations du littoral de West Shore Boulevard à Marksbury Road, et la revitalisation de la phase 2 du parc Beachfront. Les procès-verbaux de la réunion du 15 avril 2026 seront approuvés.
- Délégation : David Rogers, OPG Pickering Nuclear, sur la rénovation de la centrale
- Étude de la canopée riveraine présentée par Adam McGean
- Mise à jour du projet d'améliorations du littoral (West Shore Blvd à Marksbury Rd)
- Mise à jour de la revitalisation de la phase 2 du parc Beachfront
- Approbation des procès-verbaux de la réunion du 15 avril 2026
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✓ Décisions: Advisory committee receives updates, no decisions made
The Waterfront Visionary Advisory Committee reviewed presentations on the OPG Pickering Nuclear Refurbishment Project, a waterfront tree canopy study, shoreline stabilization, and Beachfront Park Phase 2. No motions for approval, denial, or tabling of any project were made; all items were received for information only.
- Approved June 29, 2026 agenda (carried)
- Approved April 15, 2026 minutes (carried)
- Received OPG Pickering Nuclear Refurbishment presentation for information
- Received Waterfront Tree Canopy Study presentation for information
- Received Shoreline Improvements update for information
- Received Beachfront Park Revitalization Phase 2 update for information
- Adjourned meeting (carried)
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April 15, 2026, Waterfront Visionary Advisor Committee Meeting Minutes
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David Rogers, Senior Vice President, OPG Pickering Nuclear
Pickering Nuclear Plant Refurbishment Project
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Waterfront Tree Canopy Study
Adam McGean, Committee Member
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Shoreline Improvements - West Shore Boulevard to Marksbury Road
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Wed Jun 24, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee
Le comité examinera la modification des règlements de désignation pour Altona Meeting House
Le Comité consultatif du patrimoine de Pickering examinera un mémoire proposant une modification des règlements de désignation pour Altona Meeting House, situé au 5475 Sideline 30. Il approuvera également les procès-verbaux de la réunion précédente et traitera d'autres affaires courantes.
- Modification des règlements de désignation pour Altona Meeting House, 5475 Sideline 30
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✓ Décisions: Committee backs Altona Meeting House heritage permit and by-law consolidation
The Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee voted to support a proposed heritage permit (HP 03/26) for conservation work at the Altona Meeting House, and to consolidate two existing designating by-laws (2123/85 and 3461/90) into a single by-law under Section 30.1 of the Ontario Heritage Act. The committee also supported a draft Statement of Cultural Heritage Value and directed staff to proceed with the statutory amendment process. No other formal decisions were made; the committee discussed follow-ups on 450 Finch Avenue and the Peter Rodrigues stone house.
- Supported Heritage Permit Application HP 03/26 for conservation work at the Altona Meeting House
- Supported consolidating By-laws 2123/85 and 3461/90 into a single designation by-law for the Altona Meeting House
- Supported the draft Statement of Cultural Heritage Value and Heritage Attributes (Attachment 4)
- Directed staff to proceed with the statutory amendment process under Section 30.1 of the Ontario Heritage Act
- Approved the meeting agenda
- Approved the May 13, 2026 meeting minutes
- Adjourned the meeting at 8:00 pm
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Thank you. entrance, which is the main entrance, which you see. So there's the, it has a kind of a, a kind of an old school setup to it in terms of how the layout is. And then on the interior, the interior, as I kind of showed in one of the photos, hasn't been changed really since the building was constructed. And this is one of the nice features of it, but we're at a point now, and this is one of the problems with this, with this space is that the congregation wants to continue to use it for, for regular get togethers. So they do sing songs, they have events there, but the building is falling into a state of repair or dis repair, primarily because the lath and plaster that's on the walls is over 150 years old, and it's beginning to fail. So the church looked at getting a replacement for all the lath and plaster and just, you know, fixing the, replacing the whole thing. The budget came back. It was insane. Like this is a very, very, very small congregation and they just didn't have the budget to do what, what was cut, the quotes that were coming back. So what they tried to do is keep some of the original material, which is going to be on the ceiling. So they're going to repair the ceiling elements. And what they're asking to do is to change out what their existing wall is, which is the, the l ath and plaster with a, a shiplap finish. And the shiplap finish is actually used elsewhere in the, in the building. You can kind of see it a little bit at the bottom of image two on pag …
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May 13, 2026 Meeting Minutes
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Memorandum from Matt Somerville Senior Planner, Heritage
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Review and Approval of Agenda
Moved By R. Anderson
Seconded By M. Lowe
That the June 24, 2026, Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee meeting agenda be
approved.
Carried
Disclosure of Interest
There were no disclosures of interest.
Approval of Minutes
May 13, 2026 Meeting Minutes
Moved By S. Croteau
Seconded By M. Lowe
That the Minutes of the May 13, 2026, Meeting of the Accessibility Advisory
Committee be approved.
Carried
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There were no delegations.
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Memorandum from Matt Somerville Senior Planner, Heritage
Re: Amendment to the Designating By-laws for the Altona Meeting House
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M. Somerville provided an overview of the proposed heritage permit and by-law
amendments for the Alton Meeting House including:
The present owner of the meeting being the Mennonite Congregation and that
the Federal government never took over the lands.
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The building's was construction in 1852 and its association with the early
Mennonite settlement in North Pickering including the ongoing use of the
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The design of the building demonstrating a focus on simplicity and reducing
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The replacement of the existing original lath and plaster walls with shiplap and
the preservation of the original ceiling material.
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Mon Jun 22, 2026 · 6:00 PM
In Camera Council Session
Le conseil discute des appels du Plan secondaire de Northeast Pickering en séance à huis clos
Le conseil municipal de Pickering se réunit à huis clos (in camera) pour discuter de questions juridiques et recevoir des conseils concernant les appels du Plan secondaire de Northeast Pickering (Modification du plan officiel 54). La discussion est autorisée en vertu de la Loi sur les municipalités pour les litiges, le privilège avocat-client et les négociations.
- Discussion confidentielle des appels liés au Plan secondaire de Northeast Pickering (OPA 25-003P)
- Conseils juridiques des avocats de Loopstra Nixon LLP
- Questions couvertes par les dispositions relatives aux litiges, au privilège avocat-client et à la stratégie de négociation
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Confidential Memorandum from the Director, City Development & CBO and Director, Corporate Services & City Solicitor
Re: Council Direction Regarding the Appeals of the Northeast Pickering Secondary Plan
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Mon Jun 22, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Council
Le conseil de Pickering examinera un rapport sur l'intégrité et des changements majeurs d'utilisation des terrains à Seaton
Le conseil examinera un rapport du Commissaire à l'intégrité concernant le conseiller Robinson et votera sur une importante modification du plan officiel pour la communauté de Seaton. La réunion comprend également des décisions sur des contrats d'infrastructure et de nouvelles réglementations de la circulation.
- Rapport du Commissaire à l'intégrité concernant le conseiller Robinson au sujet de la corruption du personnel et des déclarations sur les pensionnats autochtones
- Modification du plan officiel OPA 25-004P pour Seaton TFPM Inc. près de Brock Road et de l'autoroute 407
- Contrat de $396,630 pour le resurfaçage en asphalte de la Fire Station #2 attribué à D. Crupi & Sons Limited
- Nouvelles restrictions de stationnement et d'arrêt sur Azalea Avenue, Canso Drive, Earl Grey Avenue et Twyn Rivers Drive
- Accord de licence de cinq ans pour le Pickering Islamic Centre afin d'utiliser 10 places de stationnement supplémentaires au Brock Ridge Community Park
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✓ Décisions: Council suspends Councillor Robinson’s pay for 90 days over conduct findings
Pickering Council adopted previous meeting minutes and received a presentation on the Highway 7 widening project, which aims to support traffic growth in Pickering segments. The council unanimously voted to receive an integrity commissioner report finding that Councillor Robinson violated the code of conduct, resulting in a 90-day salary suspension starting June 22, 2026. Council also discussed a request to support Ontario’s expanded beverage deposit return system, which would affect recycling options and household beverage costs for residents, but the final vote was not recorded in this excerpt.
- Adopted council minutes from April through June 2026 (Carried)
- Received integrity commissioner report on Councillor Robinson’s conduct violations (Carried)
- Suspended Councillor Robinson’s salary for 90 days starting June 22, 2026 (Carried unanimously on recorded vote; councillor abstained due to conflict of interest)
- Received Canadian Beverage Association request regarding expanded deposit return system (Discussion only; resolution text cut off before final decision)
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Thank you. to widen Highway 7 from two lanes to four lanes from Rieser Road to about Brock Road. That would be Markham to Pickering. And the total length of the study is about 10 kilometers. And that widening is going to tie into the existing four- lane sections of Highway 7 on either side of the study area and also connect with a couple of four-lane sections that have been designed at intersections within the study area. The widening will ultimately support traffic growth and planned development, such as the Pickering Innovation Corridor. And without any widening, the Highway 7 traffic demand will grow well beyond the highway's capacity to handle it. And the scope of work for us includes replacing the Little Rouge Creek Bridge in Locust Hill, widening of the West Duffins Creek Bridge in Green River, and we are considering a grade separation at the CPKC crossing in Locust Hill. And to this point, we have developed a long list of alternatives, and we have screened that down to a short list of alternatives, which is what we presented at our Public Information Center last month. And you can see there's a link to the project website that has all of that Public Information Center material and some other information about the project. If we could go to the next slide, please. So this is our study process. I'm not going to spend a lot of time on it, but we started off in the fall of 2025 to evaluate the planning alternatives. Since then, we've identified the long list of alternative …
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June 22, 2026
07:00 PM
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June 22, 2026 - 07:00 PM
Chair: Mayor Ashe
Present:
Mayor K. Ashe
Councillor M. Brenner
Councillor L. Cook
Councillor M. Nagy
Councillor D. Pickles
Councillor L. Robinson
Regrets:
Councillor S. Butt
Also Present:
M. Carpino - Chief Administrative Officer
K. Bentley - Director, City Development & CBO
P. Bigioni – Director, Corporate Services & City Solicitor
S. Boyd - Fire Chief
J. Eddy - Director, Human Resources
L. Gibbs - Director, Community Services
K. Heathcote - Director, City Infrastructure
R. Holborn - Director, Engineering Services
F. Jadoon - Director, Economic Development & Strategic Projects
S. Karwowski - Director, Finance & Treasurer
S. Oza - Interim CEO/Director of Public Libraries
S. Cassel - City Clerk
J. Halsall - Division Head, Finance
V. Plouffe - Division Head, Facilities Management & Construction
N. Surti - Division Head, Development Review & Urban Design
C. Rose - Chief Planner
L. Arshad - Manager, Economic Development & Marketing
R. Perera - Deputy Clerk
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Wed Jun 17, 2026 · 11:00 AM
Special Council
Le Conseil examine une demande de réduction des frais d'aménagement de $29.4 million
La Ville examine une demande adressée à un programme de partenariat fédéral-provincial pour réduire les frais d'aménagement. Si elle est approuvée, la ville demanderait un financement pour plusieurs projets d'infrastructure et mettrait en œuvre un gel de trois ans des taux de frais d'aménagement résidentiels.
- Demande de réduction des frais d'aménagement de $29.4 million
- Projet de la caserne de pompiers Seaton n° 3
- Projet de la route William Jackson et du ponceau
- Projet de la route Audley et du ponceau
- Réduction proposée de 30% des frais d'aménagement résidentiels pour trois ans
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✓ Décisions: Council approved 30% residential development charge reduction for 3 years (5-1)
Council approved Resolution #1025/26 to apply for the Canada-Ontario Development Charge Reduction Program, seeking $29.4 million in funding for capital projects. The decision includes a 30% reduction in residential development charges for three years, a freeze on current rates at March 2026 levels, and inclusion of Seaton Fire Station #3 and two road projects.
- Approved $29.4M Development Charge Reduction Program application (5-1)
- Approved 30% residential DC reduction for 3 years, conditional on federal/provincial funding
- Froze residential DC rates at March 30, 2026, for 3 years
- Included Seaton Fire Station #3, William Jackson Rd & Culvert, Audley Rd & Culvert in application
- Authorized CAO and Finance Director to negotiate program changes and final agreement
- Passed confirmatory by-law 8272/26
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Director, Finance & Treasurer, Report FIN 09-26
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Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build - Development Charge Reduction Program
Recommendation:
That Report FIN 09-26 regarding the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build - Development Charge Reduction Program be received;
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Wed Jun 17, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Accessibility Advisory Committee
Le comité discutera du Plan d'accessibilité pluriannuel et des mises à jour des parcs
Le Comité consultatif sur l'accessibilité entendra des présentations sur les caractéristiques d'accessibilité au parc City Centre, au parc Bonita, à la bibliothèque George Ashe et au complexe récréatif Seaton. Les membres planifieront également le Plan d'accessibilité pluriannuel et discuteront de l'accessibilité de la fête du Canada, d'un forum régional AAC et de rapports au conseil.
- Présentation sur la conception de l'accessibilité au parc City Centre
- Mise à jour sur les améliorations de l'accessibilité au parc Bonita
- Examen de l'accessibilité de la bibliothèque et du centre communautaire George Ashe
- Mise à jour sur l'accessibilité du complexe récréatif et de la bibliothèque Seaton
- Discussion sur la planification du Plan d'accessibilité pluriannuel (MYAP)
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✓ Décisions: Committee reviews park, library, transit projects; no votes on policy
The committee heard presentations and updates on several projects including Pickering City Centre Park, Bonita Park, facilities lighting, the George Ashe Library BRT station, and the Seaton Recreation Complex. No formal decisions or votes were taken on any substantive matters; the only approvals were routine procedural items (agenda, minutes, adjournment).
- Approved agenda as amended (carried)
- Approved May 20, 2026 minutes (carried)
- Adjourned meeting at 9:27 pm (carried)
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Review and Approval of Agenda
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Disclosure of Interest
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Approval of Minutes
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Minutes, May 20, 2026
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Delegations/Presentations
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New Business
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City Centre Park (7:10 pm)
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Tue Jun 16, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Cultural Advisory Committee
Présentation du plan conceptuel du parc du centre-ville au comité consultatif culturel
Le comité consultatif culturel de Pickerington entendra une présentation sur le plan conceptuel du parc du centre-ville de la part du personnel du paysage et des parcs. Le comité est également invité à approuver l'art public pour le jardin ouest du centre communautaire et patrimonial Dorsay et à sélectionner une liste restreinte pour la série de bannières communautaires. Des mises à jour seront fournies sur le plan stratégique culturel, le plan stratégique du musée et le sous-comité d'engagement des arts et de la culture de Pickering.
- Présentation du plan conceptuel du parc du centre-ville
- Approbation de l'art public pour le jardin ouest du centre communautaire et patrimonial Dorsay
- Approbation de la liste restreinte de la série de bannières communautaires avec cinq propositions d'artistes
- Mise à jour sur le plan stratégique culturel, le plan stratégique du musée et le plan d'art dans les espaces publics
- Mise à jour de juin sur le village muséal de Pickering
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✓ Décisions: Endorsed public art commission for Dorsay Community Centre garden
The committee endorsed awarding the public art commission for the Dorsay Community & Heritage Centre West Garden to artists Polymetis. It also endorsed the top five artist shortlist for the Community Banner Series.
- Endorsed Polymetis for West Garden public art commission (Carried)
- Endorsed the top 5 artist shortlist for the Community Banner Series (Carried)
- Approved June 16, 2026 agenda (Carried)
- Approved May 19, 2026 minutes with attendance correction (Carried)
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Review and Approval of Agenda
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Disclosure of Interest
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Approval of Minutes
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May 19, 2026, Meeting Minutes
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Delegations/Presentations
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City Centre Park – Concept Plan Presentation
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Arnold Mostert, O.A.L.A., Manager, Landscape & Parks Development, Engineering Services
Jeanne Ng, Architect, MJMA
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New Business
5.1
Pickering Museum Village – June Update
1. CAC Museum Update June 2026.pdf
Victoria Karakian, Supervisor, Museum Services, Pickering Museum Village
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Mon Jun 15, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Statutory Public Meeting under the Planning Act
Réunion publique pour le projet de développement au 666-682 Liverpool Road
La Ville de Pickering tient une réunion publique statutaire pour recueillir des commentaires sur une demande de développement de Plaza 6 Inc. La séance portera sur les modifications proposées au Plan officiel, au zonage et à la création d'un nouveau lotissement et d'un condominium.
- Modification du Plan officiel OPA 26-001P
- Modification du règlement de zonage A 01/26
- Projet de plan de lotissement SP-2026-01
- Projet de plan de condominium CP-2026-01
- Emplacement du projet : 666, 668, 672, 678 et 682 Liverpool Road
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✓ Décisions: Statutory public meeting held for proposed 21-unit townhouse development
The City held a statutory public meeting for an application to rezone and amend the official plan for a 21-unit townhouse condominium at 666-682 Liverpool Road. No decisions were made; staff will prepare a recommendation report for future committee consideration.
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Thank you. is to provide the public with sufficient information to understand planning and development proposals that have been received by the city. The meeting also provides an opportunity for information exchange and for city development staff and the applicant to hear and understand the concerns and ideas of the public . The City Development Department has prepared an information report on each application. Copies of these reports have been made available prior to today's meeting. The reports are available on the city's website or you can contact the clerk's department and request that a copy of the report be emailed to you. Comments and concerns received about the proposals that are the proposal sorry that is described in the information report at tonight's meeting will be received by the City Development Department and a recommendation report will be brought forward to the Planning and Development Committee for consideration at a later date. As this meeting is in an electronic format, members of the public, applicants and their consultants wishing to address the committee and staff have pre-registered and are deleg ating electronically. Pre-registered delegates will be notified of subsequent meetings where these matters will be considered by Council or committees of Council. If you would like to be notified of the Council. If you would like to be notified of subsequent meetings about this matter, please send a request directly to the Clerk's office via email to clerks@p …
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June 15, 2026 - 07:00 PM
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Thu Jun 11, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Community Safety and Well-Being Advisory Committee
Comité pour examiner la présentation du City Centre Park et les mises à jour sur l'itinérance
Le Comité consultatif sur la sécurité et le bien-être communautaires entendra une présentation concernant le City Centre Park. La réunion comprend également des mises à jour sur l'itinérance et les initiatives régionales de sécurité communautaire.
- Présentation par Jeanne Ng (MJMA Architecture & Design) sur le City Centre Park
- Mises à jour du Homelessness Subcommittee par la présidente Courtney Paxton
- Mises à jour de Durham Region Community Safety and Well Being par Janisha Kamalanathan
- Discussion sur la formation, l'éducation, les événements et les programmes
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✓ Décisions: Committee hears updates on homelessness, training, and park design
The committee approved the agenda and previous meeting minutes, but made no substantive policy or funding decisions. Presentations covered City Centre Park design, homelessness subcommittee initiatives, training opportunities, and Durham Region's CSWB Plan.
- Approved agenda (unanimous)
- Approved April 9, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
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April 9, 2026, Meeting Minutes
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Jeanne Ng, MJMA Architecture & Design, Architect
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Homelessness Subcommittee Updates
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Training and Education
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Wed Jun 10, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Committee of Adjustment
Comité d'ajustement examinera les demandes de division de terrain et de dérogations mineures
Le Comité d'ajustement se réunira pour statuer sur une demande de division de terrain et six demandes de dérogations mineures. Ces demandes concernent des modifications de propriété et des exceptions de zonage pour diverses adresses résidentielles et commerciales.
- Demande de division de terrain pour 507 Rougemount Drive
- Dérogation mineure pour Bayly Street (précédemment reportée)
- Dérogation mineure pour 1355 Kingston Road
- Dérogation mineure pour 1695 Dersan Street
- Dérogations mineures pour 1093 Zircon Manor, 1874 Fairport Road et 1158 Caliper Lane
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✓ Décisions: ADU zero-parking variance denied (5-0)
The committee refused a request to permit zero parking spaces for an additional dwelling unit at 1093 Zircon Manor, ruling the variance not minor. Several minor variances were approved, including for a new fire hall on Bayly Street, a setback at Kingston Road mall, and parking space dimensions at 1695 Dersan Street. A land division application was tabled pending resolution of ownership issues. Another minor variance for an addition at 1874 Fairport Road was refused due to privacy and zoning concerns.
- Tabled land division LD 14/26 (unanimous)
- Approved fire hall variances MV 09/26 (unanimous)
- Refused ADU zero-parking variance MV 28/26 (unanimous)
- Approved mall setback variance MV 32/26 (unanimous)
- Approved parking space dimension variance MV 34/26 (unanimous)
- Refused addition variances MV 35/26 (carried)
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June 10, 2026 - 07:00 PM
Hearing Number: 6
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Land Acknowledgment Statement
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Disclosure of Interest
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Adoption of Agenda
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Adoption of Minutes
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Draft Committee of Adjustment Hearing Minutes - May 13, 2026
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Consent (Land Division) Reports
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Special Council
Le conseil discutera des conclusions et recommandations de l'enquête sur le harcèlement
Cette réunion spéciale du conseil discutera de questions confidentielles, y compris les conclusions et recommandations de l'enquête sur le harcèlement concernant la Politique sur le respect en milieu de travail. La réunion comprend une présentation confidentielle de l'avocat-conseil et adoptera un règlement de confirmation. Le public peut observer la partie publique via la diffusion en direct.
- Présentation confidentielle des conclusions et recommandations de l'enquête sur le harcèlement
- Discussion de questions personnelles et d'avis privilégiés avocat-client
- Adoption d'un règlement de confirmation
- Format de réunion électronique avec diffusion en direct publique
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✓ Décisions: Council supports harassment investigation restrictions (6-1)
Council voted 6-1 to approve administrative restrictions and recommendations from a confidential harassment investigation report. The restrictions had been previously implemented under the CAO's direction. Councillor Robinson, who voted against, expressed concerns about the process and lack of full report disclosure.
- Approved administrative restrictions from confidential harassment investigation (6-1)
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June 08, 2026
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Confidential Presentation from John Mascarin, Partner and Meghan Cowan, Partner, Aird & Berlis LLP
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Planning and Development Committee
Modification majeure du plan officiel pour les terres de Seaton près de Brock Road et de l'autoroute 407
Le comité examinera l'approbation d'une modification du plan officiel (OPA 25-004P) par Seaton TFPM Inc. pour reclassifier les terres de nœuds d'emploi et de communauté près de Brock Road et de l'autoroute 407 pour des usages mixtes, y compris résidentiels, institutionnels et commerciaux. Également à l'ordre du jour : une objection à la désignation patrimoniale pour le 681 Pleasant Street (Mansfield House) et une modification du règlement de zonage pour le Four Seasons Country Club afin de permettre des unités résidentielles avec le terrain de golf.
- Modification du plan officiel OPA 25-004P pour les terres de Seaton TFPM Inc. à Brock Road et à l'autoroute 407
- Objection à la désignation patrimoniale pour le 681 Pleasant Street (Mansfield House) en vertu de la partie IV de la Loi sur le patrimoine de l'Ontario
- Modification du règlement de zonage A 03/25 (Partie 2) pour le Four Seasons Country Club, 1850-1900 Eighth Concession Road
- Délégation par Elizabeth Howson concernant l'OPA 25-004P
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✓ Décisions: Heritage designation affirmed for 681 Pleasant St (5-2)
The Committee approved the heritage designation of 681 Pleasant Street, overruling the owner's objection, by a 5-2 recorded vote. An earlier motion to refer the matter back to staff for financial impact assessment was defeated. The Committee also approved an official plan amendment to redesignate lands near Brock Road and Highway 407 (5-1) and a zoning by-law amendment for Four Seasons Country Club to permit two existing residential units and an accessory unit.
- Affirmed heritage designation for 681 Pleasant Street 'Mansfield House' (5-2)
- Approved Official Plan Amendment OPA 25-004P for Seaton TFPM lands (5-1)
- Approved zoning by-law amendment for Four Seasons Country Club (unanimous)
- Denied motion to refer heritage designation report back to staff (lost)
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June 08, 2026
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Executive Committee
Le Conseil doit examiner l'aval de la Stratégie de développement économique 2026-2030
Le Comité exécutif discutera et pourrait approuver le document « Building Our Future: Pickering's Economic Growth Roadmap » pour 2026-2030, préparé par KPMG. Ils décideront également de la résiliation des baux de Brougham Hall, d'approuver un contrat de resurfaçage de l'asphalte de 305 280 $ pour la caserne de pompiers #2 (Fire Station #2), et examineront divers amendements au règlement sur la circulation, incluant des restrictions sur Azalea Avenue et un arrêt de type « all-way stop » à l'intersection de Palmers Sawmill Road et Four Seasons Lane. D'autres points incluent un accord de licence de stationnement avec le Pickering Islamic Centre pour 10 espaces de stationnement de débordement au Brock Ridge Community Park ainsi qu'une mise à jour du Plan de gestion des actifs de la corporation (Corporate Asset Management Plan).
- Approuver le Plan stratégique de développement économique (2026-2030) de KPMG
- Résilier les baux de Brougham Hall avec la Brougham Recreation Society et le Government of Canada
- Approuver l'appel d'offres de 305 280 $ pour le resurfaçage de l'asphalte de la Fire Station #2 (D. Crupi & Sons)
- Modifier le règlement sur la circulation pour de nouvelles restrictions de stationnement/arrêt sur Azalea Ave, Canso Dr, Earls Grey Ave, Twyn Rivers Dr, et un arrêt de type « all-way stop » à Palmers Sawmill Rd/Four Seasons Lane
- Autoriser un accord de licence de 5 ans avec le Pickering Islamic Centre pour 10 espaces de stationnement de débordement au Brock Ridge Community Park
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✓ Décisions: Committee votes to end Brougham Hall lease, approves economic strategy
The Executive Committee received the Cultural Strategic Plan, Museum Strategic Plan, and Art in Public Spaces Plan for information. It endorsed the 'Building Our Future' Economic Development Strategy (2026-2030) and authorized implementation. The committee also terminated the lease agreement for Brougham Hall with both the Brougham Recreation Society and Transport Canada, effective in 30 days.
- Received Cultural Strategic Plan, Museum Strategic Plan, Art in Public Spaces Plan (carried)
- Endorsed 'Building Our Future' Economic Development Strategy (2026-2030) (carried)
- Approved termination of Brougham Hall lease with Brougham Recreation Society and Transport Canada (carried)
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June 08, 2026
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Thu Jun 4, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Pickering Anti-Black Racism Taskforce
La Taskforce examinera le Anti-Black Racism Action Plan Work Plan
La Pickering Anti-Black Racism Taskforce entendra une présentation de consultants sur un Anti-Black Racism Action Plan Work Plan. La taskforce recevra également des mises à jour de la ville sur les efforts en matière d'équité, de diversité et d'inclusion, et discutera des travaux des sous-comités, y compris l'engagement communautaire et les plans pour la Journée internationale des personnes d'ascendance africaine.
- Présentation du Anti-Black Racism Action Plan Work Plan par Azmi and Warner Consulting
- Mises à jour de la ville : initiatives en matière d'équité, de diversité et d'inclusion
- Mises à jour des sous-comités sur l'engagement communautaire
- Mises à jour des sous-comités sur la Journée internationale des personnes d'ascendance africaine
- Séance de rétroaction de la Taskforce
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✓ Décisions: Taskforce final meeting; no substantive decisions
The Pickering Anti-Black Racism Taskforce held its last scheduled meeting of the term. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting consisted of updates and appreciatory remarks.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Approved May 7, 2026 minutes (carried)
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Meeting Minutes, May 7, 2026
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Mon May 25, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Council
Le conseil votera sur un contrat de conception de refuge pour animaux de $1.1M
Le conseil se prononcera sur des contrats, notamment la conception d'un refuge pour animaux de $1.1M, le nettoyage d'un étang de $66K, un protocole d'entente de $308K pour Durham Meadoway, et une prolongation de contrat d'agent de traversée scolaire de $662K. Il approuvera également le concept préféré du parc du centre-ville, comprenant une patinoire extérieure et un jeu d'eau. Plusieurs plans de travail de comités consultatifs et une demande de soutien pour le transfert du lot Osler de la TRCA à un parc provincial sont à l'ordre du jour.
- Contrat de $1,107,149 à Unity Design Studio pour la conception du refuge pour animaux et du bureau MLES
- Contrat de $65,969 à Aquafor Beech pour le nettoyage des étangs de gestion des eaux pluviales de Cognac et Valley Farm
- $307,519 pour le protocole d'entente sur les services partagés de conception de Durham Meadoway
- Prolongation d'un an de $661,824 du contrat d'agent de traversée scolaire à Carraway Inc.
- Soutien au transfert du lot Osler de la TRCA au parc provincial urbain d'Uxbridge
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✓ Décisions: Approved $1.1M design contract for new animal shelter
Council approved a $1.1M design contract with Unity Design Studio for a new animal shelter and municipal law enforcement offices, funded from development charges, animal shelter reserve, and casino reserve. Also approved a $66k contract for stormwater pond cleanouts and directed staff to write a letter supporting transfer of the TRCA Osler Tract to Uxbridge Urban Provincial Park. Various committee year-end reports and work plans were received, and two community events were approved.
- Approved $1,107,149 design contract for new Animal Shelter & MLES Offices (Unity Design Studio)
- Approved $65,969 contract for Cognac and Valley Farm SWM pond cleanouts (Aquafor Beech)
- Directed staff to prepare letter supporting TRCA Osler Tract transfer to Uxbridge Urban Provincial Park
- Directed staff to evaluate installing a commemorative plaque for Steve Sattz at Lynn Heights Park
- Received Accessibility, Heritage, Waterfront, Community Safety, Equity, and Anti-Black Racism committee reports
- Approved 4th Annual International Day for People of African Descent event (Aug 28, 2026)
- Approved 5th Annual Black Joy Holiday Market (Nov 13-14, 2026)
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May 25, 2026
07:00 PM
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Special Council
Le Conseil vote sur le Northeast Pickering Secondary Plan
Le Conseil se prononce sur l'Official Plan Amendment 54 pour adopter le Northeast Pickering Secondary Plan, qui établit les politiques pour le nouveau développement. Le personnel est chargé de négocier des ententes avec le Landowners Group pour le financement des études, des parcs et des infrastructures. La réunion comprend également des délégations publiques sur le plan.
- Vote sur l'Official Plan Amendment OPA 25-003P pour le Northeast Pickering Secondary Plan
- Ordonne au personnel de négocier des ententes de financement pour les Master Environmental Servicing Plans, Neighbourhood Plans et une Fiscal Impact Study
- Exige des ententes pour un Master Parks and Community Lands Agreement et un Infrastructure Staging Plan
- Ordonne la poursuite des consultations avec les Premières Nations (MSIFN) et les résidents de Greenwood
- Mesures d'atténuation pour les puits locaux à Greenwood, Staxton Glen et Kinsale
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✓ Décisions: Council hears public on Northeast Pickering Secondary Plan, defers decision
Council held a special meeting to receive public delegations on the proposed Northeast Pickering Secondary Plan (Report PLN 08-26). Multiple residents and stakeholders expressed concerns about environmental studies, Indigenous consultation, and infrastructure costs. No vote was taken on the plan itself; the meeting was limited to hearing public input.
- Suspended rules to allow late delegation registration (two-thirds vote)
- Extended delegation time by two minutes (carried)
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Accessibility Advisory Committee
Le comité examinera les portes automatiques, le plan du site de Brock Rd et le jeu inclusif
Le Comité consultatif sur l'accessibilité examine un plan de site pour le 1970 Brock Rd, discute d'un rapport sur les portes automatiques accessibles dans les installations municipales, et planifie des espaces de jeu inclusifs. Ils recevront également des mises à jour sur la bibliothèque George Ashe, la caserne de pompiers 5 et le Plan d'accessibilité pluriannuel.
- Examen du plan de site pour le 1970 Brock Rd (S12/86(R26))
- Rapport au Conseil sur les portes automatiques accessibles dans les installations municipales
- Discussion sur les espaces de jeu inclusifs
- Planification du Plan d'accessibilité pluriannuel (MYAP)
- Événements de National Accessibility Awareness Week (NAAW)
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✓ Décisions: Committee endorses report on automatic accessible doors for city facilities
The Pickering Accessibility Advisory Committee endorsed a draft report on Automatic Accessible Doors to be presented to Council. They also approved the April 15, 2026 minutes and passed a motion recommending that staff report back on accessibility reviews for Bonita Park and Lynn Heights Park. Several updates were received on site plans, the George Ashe Library revitalization, and Fire Station 5, with no formal votes taken on those items.
- Endorsed draft report on Automatic Accessible Doors to Council (carried)
- Approved the May 20, 2026 agenda (carried)
- Approved the April 15, 2026 minutes (carried)
- Motion passed requesting staff report on accessibility review process for Bonita Park and Lynn Heights Park (carried)
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Minutes, April 15, 2026
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Site Plan Review: 1970 Brock Rd, S12/86(R26) (7:10 pm)
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Tue May 19, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Cultural Advisory Committee
Présentation du Plan stratégique culturel au comité
Le Comité consultatif culturel entendra une présentation sur le Plan stratégique culturel et recevra des mises à jour sur l'équité, la diversité et l'inclusion lors des événements municipaux, le Pickering Museum Village, le sous-comité Pickering Arts Culture Engagement, et le calendrier des réunions de 2026.
- Mise à jour sur l'équité, la diversité et l'inclusion lors des événements et initiatives municipaux
- Mise à jour de mai du Pickering Museum Village
- Présentation du Plan stratégique culturel par le gestionnaire des services culturels
- Mise à jour du sous-comité Pickering Arts Culture Engagement (PACE)
- Mise à jour du calendrier des réunions de 2026
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✓ Décisions: Committee approves additional September meeting for public art
The Cultural Advisory Committee approved adding a September 15 virtual meeting for public art jury selections. Other items were informational presentations on EDI initiatives, museum updates, and the cultural strategic plan.
- Approved extra virtual meeting Sept 15 for Public Art Jury selections (carried)
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April 21, 2026, Meeting Minutes
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Equity, Diversity & Inclusion - City Events and Initiatives
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Pickering Museum Village - May Update
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V. Karakian, Supervisor, Museum Services, Pickering Museum Village
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Cultural Strategic Plan Presentation
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Thu May 14, 2026 · 3:30 PM
Special Council
Le conseil discute de l'acquisition de terres de Frenchman's Bay en séance à huis clos
Cette réunion spéciale du conseil se déroulera à huis clos pour discuter de l'acquisition proposée de terres de Frenchman's Bay et des avis juridiques connexes. La partie publique ne comprend que des points procéduraux comme l'appel à l'ordre et le règlement de confirmation.
- Mémoire confidentiel sur l'acquisition de Frenchman's Bay
- Séance à huis clos en vertu de la Municipal Act pour l'acquisition de terrains, les avis juridiques et les négociations
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✓ Décisions: Council approved confidential direction on Frenchman's Bay land acquisition
Council moved into closed session to discuss the proposed acquisition of Frenchman's Bay. After closed session, Council approved confidential direction to staff regarding the acquisition. A confirmatory by-law was also passed.
- Moved into closed session to discuss Frenchman's Bay acquisition (Resolution #996/26)
- Approved confidential direction to staff on Frenchman's Bay acquisition (Resolution #998/26)
- Approved confirmatory by-law 8261/26
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May 14, 2026
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Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee
Permis patrimonial pour Whitevale Road et mise à jour de la désignation du 681 Pleasant Street
Le Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee examinera une demande de permis patrimonial pour une propriété sur Whitevale Road. Il recevra également une mise à jour sur la désignation proposée du 681 Pleasant Street, y compris un avis d'opposition, et discutera d'une motion du conseil concernant la Whitevale School House. Les éléments de routine incluent l'approbation des procès-verbaux et d'autres affaires.
- Demande de permis patrimonial HP 02/26 pour la propriété de Whitevale Road
- Mise à jour sur la désignation patrimoniale proposée du 681 Pleasant Street (avis d'opposition reçu)
- Motion du conseil concernant la mise à jour de la Whitevale School House
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✓ Décisions: Committee recommends approval of Whitevale Road reconstruction with conditions
The Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee voted to recommend that Council approve Heritage Permit HP 01/26 for the reconstruction of a portion of Whitevale Road, subject to seven conditions including tree protection, landscape restoration, and vibration monitoring. The committee also received updates on the proposed designation of 681 Pleasant Street (pending a Notice of Objection), the Whitevale School House, and Brougham Hall's lease. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved recommendation to Council for Heritage Permit HP 01/26 with seven conditions (Carried)
- Received update on proposed designation of 681 Pleasant Street with Notice of Objection
- Received update on Whitevale School House: no provincial designation, City pursuing adaptive reuse
- Received update on Brougham Hall lease: staff to recommend termination
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Minutes, March 25, 2026
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Memorandum from Matt Somerville Senior Planner, Heritage
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Update: Proposed Designation of 681 Pleasant Street
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Update: Council Motion Regarding the Whitevale School House
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Committee of Adjustment
Trois demandes de dérogation mineure pour des propriétés sur Delphinium Trail, Finch Ave, Glendale Dr
Le Comité de dérogation tient une audience électronique pour statuer sur trois demandes de dérogation mineure. Le public peut observer via la diffusion en direct et soumettre des commentaires écrits ou s'inscrire pour prendre la parole. Les décisions seront prises sur les demandes d'ajustement de zonage.
- MV 29/26 - 2670 Delphinium Trail
- MV 30/26 & MV 31/26 - 400 Finch Avenue, Units 3 & 4
- MV 33/26 - 1894 Glendale Drive
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✓ Décisions: Approved four minor variance applications unanimously
The Committee of Adjustment approved all four minor variance applications: deck expansions at 400 Finch Avenue (units 3 & 4), a driveway widening for an ADU at 2670 Delphinium Trail, and a lot coverage increase for a new dwelling at 1894 Glendale Drive. All decisions were unanimous with conditions specific to each property.
- Approved MV 30/26 & MV 31/26 – deck variances at 400 Finch Ave Units 3 & 4 (unanimous)
- Approved MV 29/26 – driveway width variance at 2670 Delphinium Trail for ADU parking (unanimous, subject to Engineering Services approval)
- Approved MV 33/26 – lot coverage variance at 1894 Glendale Drive for new detached dwelling (unanimous)
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Thank you. application meets the four tests of the Planning Act, and should the committee find merit, they recommend one condition be considered. I will note that committee members have read the staff report including recommendations and conditions, and will consider all public and agency comments in reaching a decision. Okay, so do we have Kyle Falvo and Jordan Falvo with this evening? It's just Kyle Falvo. I'll be here. I have a little speech. Great, welcome Mr. Falvo. I will pass it off to you if you want to just address the committee with anything that may assist us this evening. Okay, perfect. Thanks. So good morning and thank you Chair and Committee members. We believe the requested variances are minor in nature and appropriate for the property. The lot coverage increase is modest and the rear deck is uncovered with transparent glass railings to reduce visual and privacy impacts. Both Unit 3 and 4 decks face west. The design has been carefully considered and the proposal has already been recommended approval by TRCA with no outstanding concerns. We believe the application maintains the intent of the Zoning Bylaw and Official Plan and represents appropriate development for the site. That's all. Thank you. Thank you Mr. Falvo. I'll pass it off to my colleagues for any questions for the applicant. Thank you. Thank you. Sorry Mr. van. I was looking at it. Go ahead. No problem. I'm just wondering if any of the neighbors have had any input. Are they on board with it? Any disc …
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May 13, 2026 - 07:00 PM
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Land Acknowledgment Statement
2.
Disclosure of Interest
3.
Adoption of Agenda
4.
Adoption of Minutes
4.1
Draft April 8, 2026 Committee of Adjustment Hearing Minutes
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Minor Variance Reports
5.1
MV 29/26 - 2670 Delphinium Trail
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Tue May 12, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Waterfront Visionary Advisory Committee
Mise à jour du plan de gestion des eaux pluviales pour les bassins versants de Frenchman's Bay
Le comité recevra une présentation de la mise à jour du plan directeur de gestion des eaux pluviales des bassins versants de Frenchman's Bay de la part du personnel municipal et des consultants. La réunion comprend également l'approbation des procès-verbaux précédents et des points de procédure courants.
- Présentation de la mise à jour du plan directeur de gestion des eaux pluviales des bassins versants de Frenchman's Bay
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✓ Décisions: Stormwater master plan update presented to committee
The committee received a presentation on the Frenchman's Bay Watersheds Stormwater Management Master Plan, which aims to develop a 15-20-year implementation strategy for stormwater improvements. No decisions were made beyond approving the agenda and previous minutes. The meeting adjourned at 8:03 p.m.
- Approved May 12, 2026 agenda (carried)
- Approved September 15, 2025 and April 15, 2026 meeting minutes (carried)
- Meeting adjourned (carried)
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Thank you. And this is the area. development, there's very minimal stormwater management controls throughout. So that means that most water within these watersheds drains into French man's Bay without any water quality treatment and no flood management or erosion mitigation. So there was a previous stormwater management master plan completed in 2009. So we're getting on close to 20 years ago at this point. So this previous master plan identified issues related to flooding, erosion, water quality, aquatic habitat, and terrestrial habitat, and developed an implementation plan which had both a five-year and a 20-year implementation period. So as I mentioned, we are starting to get to the end of that 20-year implementation period and want to start looking towards next steps. So over the last 15-20 years, the city has been implementing the recommended works from that project, including source conveyance, as well as end of pipe controls. But this update is needed because there still are ongoing issues. Water quality within Frenchman's Bay continues to be relatively poor. And so we want to look to see what additional opportunities there might be for improving stormwater management throughout the watershed. The funding that was allocated for that implementation plan, because we're getting to the end of those 20 years, that funding is starting to run out. And so we need to start looking again at what new funding opportunities there might be. There have been changes since 2009, both in …
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May 12, 2026 - 07:00 PM
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1.
Indigenous Land Acknowledgment Statement
2.
Review and Approval of Agenda
3.
Disclosure of Interest
4.
Approval of Minutes
4.1
September 15, 2026, Meeting Minutes
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April 15, 2026, Meeting Minutes
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New Business
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Frenchman's Bay Watersheds Storm Water Management Master Plan Update
Irina Maroucho, Manager, Water Resources, City of Pickering
Chris Denich, Director of Water Resources and Green Infrastructure, Aquafor Beech Limited
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Mon May 11, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Statutory Public Meeting under the Planning Act
Commentaires du public sur les modifications de zonage pour Kingston Road, le complexe Seaton, Liverpool Road
Il s'agit d'une réunion publique statutaire en vertu de la Loi sur l'aménagement du territoire. Le Conseil reçoit les commentaires du public sur trois demandes d'aménagement avant de prendre toute décision. Les demandes comprennent une modification de zonage initiée par la ville pour un complexe récréatif, une modification de zonage et un projet de plan de copropriété pour Liverpool Road, ainsi qu'un plan officiel et une modification de zonage pour plusieurs propriétés de Kingston Road.
- Modification du règlement de zonage A 04/26 pour le Complexe récréatif et bibliothèque Seaton au carrefour d'Alexander Knox Road et Burkholder Drive (Initiée par la ville)
- Modification du règlement de zonage A 03/26 et Projet de plan de copropriété CP-2026-02 pour 640 Liverpool Road, 607/609 Annland Street et plusieurs adresses de Wharf Street (Liverpool Road Limited Partnership)
- Modification du plan officiel OPA 25-005 et Modification du règlement de zonage A 09/25 pour 375-417 Kingston Road et 4 Evelyn Avenue (375 Kingston Road Corporation et 401 Kingston Road Corporation)
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✓ Décisions: Statutory public meeting held on three zoning amendments; no decisions made
The meeting was a statutory public meeting under the Planning Act to receive public input on three proposed zoning by-law and official plan amendments. No votes or approvals occurred; staff will prepare recommendation reports for future committee consideration.
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Thank you. tribunal that looks after planning and development appeals, this information will also make you aware of the obligations to maintain your appeal rights. If you are a specified person or public body, as defined by the Planning Act, or the owner of land which the proposed official plan amendment or zoning bylaw amendment would apply, and you have concerns or objections to a proposal that will be presented this evening, you must make your concerns known. You must make oral submissions at tonight's public meeting or written submissions any time prior to council adopting the amendment or passes the zoning bylaw. If you do not use, do not voice your concerns as noted, you are no longer entitled to appeal to the Ontario Land Tribunal. Now, the general order for tonight's meeting will be as follows. The planner responsible for managing the application will provide an overview of the proposal, highlight the relevant policies, and summarize concerns or comments that we have received to date. Then, if applicable, I will then invite the applicant or their representative to introduce any other members of their team in attendance and to give an overview of their proposal. I will then call upon each delegate in the order in which they have registered to make their delegation. All delegates, all delegations have a maximum of five minutes to speak. After all delegates have spoken, I will then invite the applicant and/or their representative to respond to comments heard. I will then …
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May 11, 2026 - 07:00 PM
Chair: Councillor Cook
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Thu May 7, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Pickering Anti-Black Racism Taskforce
Groupe de travail sur le racisme anti-Noir examinera les projets communautaires et les mises à jour budgétaires
Le groupe de travail entendra des présentations du Centre familial et culturel de Durham concernant un marché de Noël et un groupe de discussion sur le soutien juridique. Les membres recevront également des mises à jour sur les efforts d'équité, de diversité et d'inclusion de la ville et sur le budget actuel.
- Présentation sur le Marché de Noël Black Joy par Erica Edwards
- Présentation sur le groupe de discussion communautaire sur les services de soutien juridique par Leila Marinez
- Mises à jour de la ville sur l'équité, la diversité et l'inclusion
- Mise à jour du budget exécutif
- Mise à jour du plan de travail sur le racisme anti-Noir
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✓ Décisions: Taskforce approves agenda and minutes, hears city updates
The meeting consisted of procedural approvals (agenda and minutes) and informational updates from city staff and subcommittees. No substantive decisions were made; discussions focused on events like Artfest and the Black Joy Holiday Market, as well as the anti-Black racism work plan project. No votes or approvals on policy or funding actions occurred.
- Approved agenda (carried)
- Approved April 2, 2026 minutes (carried)
- No disclosures of interest noted
- Treasurer role: no members expressed interest
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May 07, 2026 - 07:00 PM
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Call to Order/Roll Call
2.
Review and Approval of Agenda
3.
Disclosure of Interest
4.
Adoption of Minutes
4.1
Meeting Minutes, April 2, 2026
1. Minutes, April 2, 2026.pdf
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Presentations
5.1
Erica Edwards, Durham Family and Cultural Centre (DFCC)
Re: Black Joy Holiday Market
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Mon May 4, 2026 · 2:00 PM
Executive Committee
Le conseil adjugera un contrat de conception de refuge pour animaux de $1.2M
Le comité exécutif examine des contrats pour la conception d'un nouveau refuge pour animaux ($1.2M), un camion-benne ($518k) et le nettoyage de bassins d'eaux pluviales. Ils examineront également un nouveau concept de parc, la prolongation du service d’accompagnement scolaire et des augmentations de frais proposées pour les demandes d’aménagement.
- Adjugez un contrat de $1,229,440 à Unity Design Studio pour la conception du refuge pour animaux/bureau MLES
- Achetez un camion-benne de 4 tonnes avec chasse-neige pour $518,670
- Approuvez $73,255 pour le nettoyage des bassins SWM de Cognac et Valley Farm
- Approuvez le concept du parc City Centre avec patinoire, jeu d'eau, toilettes
- Approuvez la prolongation d'un an du contrat d'accompagnateur scolaire d'une valeur de $661,824
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✓ Décisions: Endorsed City Centre Park concept design with skating rink and trails
The Executive Committee endorsed the preferred concept design for City Centre Park, including an outdoor skating rink, walking paths, and amenity building, with a target construction cost of $18M. It also approved several contracts, including a $1.1M design contract for a new animal shelter and MLES offices, a $65.9K contract for stormwater pond cleanouts, a $467K dump truck purchase, and a one-year extension of the school crossing guard contract. All decisions were carried, with the park design endorsed unanimously by recorded vote.
- Endorsed City Centre Park preferred concept design (unanimous recorded vote)
- Approved $1,107,149 design contract for new animal shelter & MLES offices (carried)
- Approved $65,969 contract for Cognac & Valley Farm SWM pond cleanouts (carried)
- Authorized execution of Durham Meadoway Design MOU (carried)
- Approved one-year extension of school crossing guard contract for $661,824 (carried)
- Accepted $467,078 quote for one 4-ton dump truck with plow & wing (carried)
- Received EDI strategy annual report and 2026 work plan (carried)
- Received Anti-Black Racism Taskforce year-end report and approved 2026 events (carried)
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Thank you. that has led us to the preferred concept design for City Centre Park is Jeanne Ng. She's a partner at MacLennan-Johnkins-Miller Architects or MJMA and that is a multidisciplinary firm and led by Jeanne and her team of staff and sub consultants that were retained back in October 24. They've been working with the City staff, been working with the public through various engagement opportunities and with members of Council to get valued input and feedback and that has been used to to guide and provide direction in developing a preferred concept design. So I'll now turn it over to Jeanne for her presentation. Thank you Mr. Holborn for this and thank you Council members and Mayor Ash for this opportunity to present the work we've been doing since last summer when we presented three strategies for the potential of the Pick ering City Centre Park. Next please. So when we started this project we were given a lot of background information that the City had already completed prior to having us on the team or on on the project where we were given very very clear direction about the aspirations for this park as well as what the community was hoping for and the kind of experience they wanted. So what we wanted to do was rather than design three different parks, we wanted to test the potential of the different kinds of experiences that this park could have so that we would be given a very clear direction from community staff as well as Council about what the actual design would b …
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May 04, 2026 - 02:00 PM
Chair: Mayor Ashe
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Call to Order/Roll Call
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Disclosure of Interest
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Delegations
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Matters for Consideration
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Mon Apr 27, 2026 · 7:00 PM
Council
Le Conseil décidera d'un centre commercial près de Taunton et Burkholder
Le Conseil votera sur un changement de zonage pour permettre un centre commercial au coin sud-est de Taunton Road et Burkholder Drive. Les autres décisions incluent des ententes de construction de parcs pour Forsyth Park (2,6 M$) et Dave Ryan Community Park (6,6 M$), un contrat d'égout pluvial et une tour de télécommunications au 1400 Church Street. L'ordre du jour comprend également de la correspondance sur le financement des services de garde d'enfants et la gouvernance du conseil scolaire.
- Seaton Commercial Developments Ltd. demande une OPA et une modification de zonage pour un centre commercial à Taunton Road et Burkholder Drive
- Entente de construction de parc avec Claremont Developments Inc. pour Forsyth Park ($2,620,919)
- Entente de construction de parc avec Mattamy (Seaton) Limited pour Dave Ryan Community Park ($6,606,255)
- Soumission pour les travaux d'égout pluvial de Pike Court attribuée à Zilli Construction Ltd. ($84,411)
- Soutien au financement CWELCC pour un centre de services de garde de 150 places au 1635 Bayly Street
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✓ Décisions: Council approves Seaton commercial development zoning changes
Council adopted the Planning & Development Committee report, approving Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments for a commercial development in Seaton. It also approved park construction agreements for Forsyth Park ($2.62M) and Dave Ryan Community Park ($6.61M), and accepted a storm sewer works contract. Endorsed a childcare centre funding request and a lame-duck period bylaw.
- Adopted Official Plan Amendment OPA 25-001P and Zoning By-law Amendment A 06/25 for Seaton commercial development (carried)
- Approved Park Construction Agreement with Claremont Developments for Forsyth Park, $2,620,919 gross (carried)
- Approved Park Construction Agreement with Mattamy for Dave Ryan Community Park, $6,606,255 gross (carried)
- Accepted Zilli Construction quotation for Pike Court Storm Sewer Works, $84,411 HST included (carried)
- Endorsed correspondence supporting CWELCC funding for 150-space childcare centre at 1635 Bayly St (carried)
- Approved by-law for Restricted Acts after Nomination Day (lame duck period) (carried)
- Received Cultural Advisory Committee 2025 Year End Report and 2026 Work Plan (carried)
- Received Pickering Environmental Schools Grant results for 2025 funding (carried)
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Thank you. our golden jubilee last year with a very well-attended anniversary open house show and sale. It was gratifying to meet so many families and supporters of the arts in our Pickering community. However, it was a bittersweet event, as we didn't yet have a new home and feared disbandment when the Greenwood Community Center is closed this June. The studio space that we occupy now was built as an addition onto the Greenwood Community Center using funding we secured from a federal New Horizons grant. The shuttle bug started with just 20 table looms and one instructor. Skills advanced, membership grew, and activities expanded to include spinning yarns from raw fiber and teaching weaving to students at the local elementary school. The guild members purchased our first floor looms and joined the Ontario hand weavers and spinners. The shuttle bug started representing Pickering at North American conferences and winning competitions, such as the sheep to shawl event at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Over the years, the shuttle bug weavers and spinners guild has acquired over 20 large pieces of weaving equipment, most secondhand through purchase or donation. The shuttle bug weavers and the other hand weavers and the other hand weavers and spinners guild has acquired over 20 large pieces of the green wood. closest comparison would be to a piano and we know that a pianist can't make music without this instrument. With the planned closure of the Greenwood Community Centre, we w …
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April 27, 2026 - 07:00 PM
Chair: Mayor Ashe
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