Oxford County Council to decide on 64-unit Woodstock townhouse project this week
Oxford County Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a proposed 64-unit stacked townhouse development in Woodstock during its July 8 meeting. The council will also consider a speed reduction on Oxford Road 28, internal debt borrowing for municipal drains, and a review of council compensation.
Recent meeting: June 24
The June 24 council meeting agenda included several items, though minutes have not yet been published, so final outcomes are not available. On the agenda was an official plan amendment to rezone land in Tillsonburg for a 24-unit stacked townhouse development, the adoption of a 2026-2030 Climate Action Plan, and three administrative by-laws: By-law 6843-2026 amending the Woodlands Conservation By-law, By-law 6844-2026 regarding Road Dedication, and By-law 6841-2026 removing lands from Part Lot Control.
Upcoming meeting: July 8
Council will hold a public hearing and vote on an official plan amendment to allow 64 stacked townhouse units at 190 Huron Street in Woodstock.
Other items on the agenda include:
- An extension of the speed reduction on Oxford Road 28, west of the 31st Line in Zorra, to 60 km/h.
- Internal debt borrowing of $388,388 from the Landfill Reserve for Zorra municipal drains.
- Multiple OILC (Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation) financing applications for Woodstock, Blandford-Blenheim, South-West Oxford, Ingersoll, and the County of Oxford.
- A council compensation review, including a by-law amendment to adopt a new salary plan.
Coming up
The Oxford County Council meeting is scheduled for July 8. The full agenda and details on how to attend or submit comments are available on the county’s website.