Stone Mills Council agenda included $20,000 Rattie Road hydraulic study, new staff positions
The Town of Stone Mills Council met on June 22 to consider a $20,000 hydraulic and hydrology assessment for Rattie Road, along with policy updates, new staff positions, and a Canada Day event permit. Official minutes have not yet been published, so the outcomes of votes are not yet known.
Rattie Road study
Council was scheduled to vote on funding a $20,000 engineering study for a hydraulic and hydrology assessment on Rattie Road. The agenda listed options to proceed or defer the study.
Personnel changes
The agenda included authorization to begin recruitment for a Recreation & Facilities Coordinator and a Public Works Technician. These are new positions for the town.
Canada Day permit
A special event permit for Canada Day 2026 was on the agenda, including a noise exemption and a request for a potential donation. The item was listed for approval.
Policy and budget
Council was set to approve a revised Respectful Conduct Policy by-law. Also on the agenda was adoption of the 2026 Budget Restatement in a PSAB-compliant format.
Consent agenda and FIPPA opposition
The consent agenda contained numerous resolutions expressing Stone Mills' opposition to proposed changes to the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA). Details of those resolutions were not specified in the available agenda.
Coming up
No upcoming council meetings were listed in the town's published schedule as of July 5.