Clearview council reviews audited financials, zoning amendments in recent meetings

Clearview Township’s recent municipal meetings featured a range of financial, land-use and policing discussions, though official minutes for all sessions were not yet available at press time. The June 22 council meeting included the annual approval of audited financial statements, a roof project expenditure, and zoning extensions. Other meetings addressed traffic safety advocacy, a church zoning amendment and a public library board session with no substantive items on the agenda.

Council Meeting (June 22)

The regular council meeting contained five decision items. Council was scheduled to approve the Township’s 2024 audited financial statements, along with those for the Stayner Union, Lavender and Cemetery Trust funds. A report recommended an additional $12,913 expenditure for the Tourism Centre roof project. Council also considered a five-year extension to the Cityscape Draft Plan of Subdivision, a zoning by-law amendment for 5 Caddo Drive (Walton), and an amendment to the Site Alteration and Movement of Fill By-law 25-67.

Special Council Meeting – Planning Public Meeting (June 24)

A special council meeting convened as a planning public meeting focused on a zoning by-law amendment (File 26-ZBA-07) for the Emmanual Baptist Church property at 4806 Sunnidale-Tosorontio Townline. The agenda included a staff presentation, an applicant presentation, and an opportunity for public comment. A confirmatory by-law (26-043) was listed to finalize the proceedings.

Huronia West O.P.P. Detachment Board (June 23)

The O.P.P. board was set to discuss a resolution urging the province to expand funding for traffic calming and speeding mitigation measures. It also planned to approve the 2025 Annual Report for distribution to local councils and consider collaborating with the Wasaga Beach Accessibility Advisory Committee on a bicycle awareness campaign. A discussion regarding Detachment Commander performance evaluation procedures was on the agenda as well.

Clearview Public Library Board (June 23)

The Library Board’s agenda contained only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion or decision items. No substantive matters were listed for this meeting.

Coming up

No municipal meetings were scheduled for the next 14 days as of July 5, 2026.

Generated from official meeting agendas and minutes — every underlying document is linked from the city page. Read the primary source before you rely on a detail.