Committee of Adjustment reviews mixed-use development proposal for Thedford
The Lambton Shores Committee of Adjustment on June 24 reviewed two planning applications, including a proposal for a mixed-use development at 101 Main Street in Thedford that would bypass on-site parking requirements.
Mixed-use development at 101 Main St.
The committee considered minor variance application A04-2026, which would allow two commercial units and six residential apartments at 101 Main Street in Thedford without any on-site parking. Instead, the applicant proposes to use an off-site parking agreement with a lot at 132 Main Street, also in Thedford. A $1,000 legal deposit is required for the project.
As the agenda is the only published record for this meeting—minutes have not yet been released—no decision or vote tally is available. The application was listed as an item for consideration.
Certificate of cancellation request for Forest property
The committee also reviewed a request for a certificate of cancellation for a property at 43 MacDonald Street in Forest. The agenda summary notes that the request was recommended for refusal. No final committee action was reported.
Coming up
The next scheduled meeting is a Council Meeting on July 14, 2026. According to the published agenda, it contains only procedural boilerplate and system-generated content, with no specific decisions, discussions, or notable items listed.
Residents can find full agendas and minutes on the municipality’s official website.