That the minutes of the Regular Council meeting dated June 16, 2026 be adopted as printed.
That Report PLN-2026-52 be received; and That the Settlement Area Boundary Expansion evaluation criteria as described in Report PLN-2026-52 be endorsed by Council; and That Council authorize Staff to proceed with public and landowner engagement as described in Report PLN-2026-52 with regard to prospective area(s) for expansion to Settlement Area Boundaries.
The Report PLN-2026-50 titled “Recommendation Report for Zoning By-law Amendment – 3291 Country Rd 27 (D14-25-01)” be received; and That all written submissions received in regard to the application and all oral submissions made at the Public Meeting held on August 12th, 2025 relating to the application have been taken into consideration as part of the deliberations and final decisions; and That p
That Report EDO-2026-03, titled "Economic Development Industrial Land Strategy 2026" be received; and That Council adopt the Industrial Land Strategy (Attachment 1), as the framework to guide the orderly development, investment attraction, and long-term management of the Town's industrial and employment lands; and That staff be directed to begin implementation of the near-term priorities identifie
That By-laws 2026-045, 2026-046, 2026-047, 2026-048, 2026-049, 2026-050, 2026-51, 2026-52, 2026-054, 2026-55, 2026-56, and 2026-57 as amended be passed.
That Report EDO-2026-2 titled “2026 BWG Temporary Patio Program”, be received; That Council approve the establishment of a 2026 sidewalk-fronting business patio program for the downtown core, operating from the date of Council approval (anticipated June 2 nd , 2026) through Thanksgiving (October 12, 2026); and That Council approve an amendment to Schedule A of the Town’s Fees and Charges By-law (B
That Staff Report CAO-2026-6 titled “Population Health Needs Assessment (PHNA)” be received; and That Council approve the initiation of a PHNA to support data-driven planning and decision-making related to community health and wellbeing initiatives; and That Council approve a budget allocation in the amount of $210,000 plus HST recoveries for completion of PHNA, to be funded 90% through Developmen
That Report PLN-2026-36 titled "4123 Line 2 – Zoning By-law Amendment Recommendation Report" for lands municipally known 4123 Line 2 be received; and That pursuant to Section 34(17) of the Planning Act , Council directs that no further public notification related to this Zoning By-Law Amendment is required; and That the proposed Zoning By-law Amendment Application for the lands located in 4123 Lin
That By-law 2026-039, a by-law to confirm proceedings of the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole meeting dated May 19, 2026 be enacted.
That the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole Agenda dated May 5, 2026 be adopted as amended.
That Report FIN-2026-07 titled "2026 Budget & Business Plan and PSAB Budget Reconciliation" be received; and That Council receive the final 2026 Budget and Business Plan and PSAB Budget Reconciliation documents.
That the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole Agenda dated April 7, 2026 be adopted as amended.
That the proposed Election Signs By-law be amended to permit election sign placement only within the ward of the candidate.
That Council approve the hiring of a 6 month contract from May to November for the position of Communications Specialist.
That Report PLN-2026-21 regarding “Public Information Meeting – Application for Zoning By-law Amendment – Temporary Use (File No. D14-26-03)” for the lands known as 3778 County Road 88 be received; and That the comments made at the Public Meeting and/or submitted in writing be received, and that the Community Planning Division consider the matters raised and address the same in its recommendation
That Report COMP-2026-2 titled "2025 Drinking Water System Compliance and Performance Report" be received.
That Council resolve into the Committee of the Whole.
That By-law 2026-018 be passed.
That Report CAO-2026-3 titled “Proposed Settlement Boundary Area Expansion and Community Benefit Contributions”, be received; That the Settlement Boundary Area Expansion requests and corresponding Community Benefit Contribution proposals submitted by Signature Communities be endorsed in principle; That staff be directed to proceed with town-initiated Official Plan amendments for the lands detailed
That By-law 2026-012 be passed.
That Committee of the Whole recommendations COW-2026-07 to COW-2026-15 be approved, save and except COW-2026-12 and COW-202-14; and That the minutes of the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole meeting dated February 3, 2026 be adopted as printed.
That By-laws 2026-008, 2026-009 and 2026-011 be passed.
That Council receive and support the City of Peterborough's resolution dated December 3, 2025, regarding the request for stable funding for Police Service Boards .
That Council’s endorsement be
WHEREAS the Travel Industry Act, 2002 (Ontario) and its associated regulations are intended to protect consumers in the sale of travel services, particularly where bundled travel, accommodations, or transportation are offered; and WHEREAS certain fixed-location wellness retreats, including yoga, fitness, health, and personal-development retreats, operate from a single, permanent location and do no
That the February 3, 2026 proposed motion requesting the review of design options and the collection of business feedback for the Holland Street Revitalization Plan be
That Council’s endorsement be deferred until the March 3, 2026, Regular Council and Committee of the Whole Meeting.
That the February 3, 2026 proposed motion requesting the review of design options and the collection of business feedback for the Holland Street Revitalization Plan be referred to staff for further direction.
That By-law 2026-003, a by-law to confirm proceedings of the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole meeting dated January 20, 2026 be enacted.
That staff be requested to provide information pertaining to the following: provide a high-level cost estimate to achieve AODA compliance at the Bond Head Community Hall, including an elevator and an accessible washroom; and prepare a report on the past three years of tax collection from the County of Simcoe, detailing the percentages and dollar values, along with a segmented breakdown of the valu
That By-laws 2025-125, 2025-126, 2025-127, 2025-128, 2025-129, and 2025-130 be passed.
That By-law 2025-124, a by-law to confirm proceedings of the Council meeting dated December 9, 2025 be enacted.
That Report BLDG-2025-02 titled “Sign By-law Review” be received; and That Council endorse the plan to undertake a comprehensive update of Sign By-law 2011-023 in addition to the requested review of electronic signage.
That By-law 2025-122, a by-law to confirm proceedings of the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole meeting dated December 2, 2025 be enacted.
That Council defer the recommendation, in accordance with Ontario Regulation 530/22, Section 7(4) of the Municipal Act , to shorten the 30-day period for passing resolutions to amend the proposed budget, and allow for discussion at the December 2, 2025 Regular Council and Committee of the Whole Meeting.
That Staff Report FIN 2025 20 titled “Mayor and Council Golf Classic Procedures Report” be
That Staff Report FIN 2025 20 titled “Mayor and Council Golf Classic Procedures Report” be deferred to the December 2, 2025, Regular Council and Committee of the Whole Meeting.
That Committee of the Whole recommendations COW-2025-52 to COW- 2025-53 be approved; and That the minutes of the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole meeting dated October 7, 2025 be adopted as printed.
That staff be requested to provide the attendance records for the Committee of Adjustment, Council, Strategic Initiatives Committee, Library Board and other compensated committees over the past three years.
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