That the Council of the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury 1. Supports the recognition and adoption by the Government of Canada of the Canadian Military Veteran Unity Flag as the official national emblem for Canada’s military veterans; 2. Supports the declaration of November as National Veterans Month; 3. Supports the voluntary flying of the Canadian Military Veteran Unity Flag on Parliament Hill,
That Report BLD-2026- 03 , titled “Triennial Review of Building Permit Fees and Charges — Building By-law 2020-40 (as amended), Schedule A” be received; and That Council approve the revised Schedule A Building Permit Fee Schedule as set out in Attachment 1 to this report, including the revised Administration Fees under Section 2 of Schedule A and the revised permit fees under Section 3, together w
That Report PLN-2026-40, titled “Holding (H) Provision Removal Fee – Two-Tier Structure” be received; and That Council pass a by-law to amend the Town’s 2026 Fees and Charges By-law to implement a two-tier structure for Holding Provision Removal fees.
That the Committee Minutes and Recommendations, items 14.1 to 14.4 inclusive, be received and approved, save and except 14.1(4) and 14.2(1).
14.2(1) That the minutes of the May 26, 2026 Strategic Initiatives Committee meeting be received.
That Council receive Report CAP-2026-1 titled “Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Reserve Capacity, December 2025”; and That Council receive the information that the available unallocated water and wastewater reserve capacities are 3,519.36 and 4,957.25 Equivalent Units, respectively, as of December 2025; and That staff report back to Council annually on the status of the water supply and waste
That the Committee Minutes and Recommendations, items 17.1 inclusive, be received and approved.
That staff be directed to conduct further research and analysis on an additional option for the Fletcher Street pathway extension and crossing safety improvements utilizing road dieting techniques including the installation of bollards on both sides of the roadway to remove curb side parking and enhance sight lines together with design concepts cost estimates and implementation of road markings an
That Report PLN-2026-35 regarding “Public Information Meeting – Application ZBA (File No. D14-25-17)” for the lands known as 548 Simcoe Road (legally described as CON 5 N PT LOT 14 RP 51R1371; PART 1) be received; and That the comments received in writing and/or made at the Public Meeting be received, and that the Office of Community Planning consider the matters raised and addressed the same in i
That the minutes of the Special Closed Meeting of Council dated April 14, 2026 be adopted as printed.
That Council resolve into the Committee of the Whole.
That Report PLN-2026-7 titled “Street Renaming Options Report – Sideroad 10 and Line 5” be received; and, That Council direct Staff to proceed with the following options for the respective road segments, as outlined in Report PLN-2026-7: That, with regard to renaming for Sideroad 10 between County Road 89 and Line 6 (“Segment 1”), Council direct staff to proceed with Option B; That, with regard to
That the minutes of the Special Meeting of Council dated March 31, 2026 be adopted as printed.
That staff be requested to review report PP-2024-4, entitled “Off-Leash Dog Park” and investigate options for multiple sites across the Town with a maximum cost of $50,000 per site and bring a report back to Council for consideration.
That staff be requested to review the Strategic Initiatives Committee report TR-2025-27, entitled “Fletcher Street Pathway Extension” and explore available crosswalk options, including engineering efforts, and report back to Council for consideration.
That the proposed Election Signs By-law be amended to reduce the post‑voting day election sign removal timeline from seven calendar days to five calendar days.
That the minutes of the Special Meeting of Council dated March 10, 2026 be adopted as printed.
That Report COMP-2026-1 titled "2025 Wastewater Performance Report" be received.
That By-laws 2026-015 and 2026-016 be passed.
That Report CAO-2026-3 titled “Proposed Settlement Boundary Area Expansion and Community Benefit Contributions”, be received; T o advance this process, the Town and Ambria Homes will work together to develop a visioning exercise for supporting a “complete community” including the proponent’s lands and discussion regarding a Community Benefit Contribution which may be intended for parks and recreat
That Council resolve into the Committee of the Whole.
That the Motion titled “Cannabis Licence Act Review” be
That the Motion titled "Comprehensive review of the ongoing operation of Strong Mayor Powers" be
That Report CAO-2026-3 titled “Proposed Settlement Boundary Area Expansion and Community Benefit Contributions”, be received; To advance this process, the Town and Ambria Homes will work together to develop a visioning exercise for supporting a “complete community” including the proponent’s lands and discussion regarding a Community Benefit Contribution which may be intended for parks and recreati
That the Motion titled “Cannabis Licence Act Review” be referred back to staff for further review, and that staff report back to Council with additional supporting information for further consideration.
That the Motion titled "Comprehensive review of the ongoing operation of Strong Mayor Powers" be deferred until such time as the requested motion from the January 20, 2026, Regular Council and Committee of the Whole meeting, requesting the Provincial Government "Rescind the Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act" is brought forward for consideration.
That staff be requested to prepare a report on the potential reduction or waiving of H1 rezoning fees associated with agricultural supported developments.
That Council resolve into the Committee of the Whole.
That the Committee Minutes and Recommendations, item 17.1 inclusive, be received and approved.
WHEREAS over the past several years, the Town has been approached by various residents and businesses in and around the downtown core and Barrie Street advising of the challenges they face due to their mailing addresses featuring P.O. Box numbers; AND WHEREAS addresses with P.O. Box numbers are assigned a postal code that is specific to the Canda Post office location at 50 Barrie Street rather tha
That Council receive Report ENG-2025-14 titled "Noise Exemption Request for 123 Holland Street West and 126 John Street West"; and That Council approve the Noise Exemption Request submitted by the GCL Builds, the General Contractor for 123 Holland Street West and 126 John Street West to permit after-hours concrete finishing work for an approximate 6 month period followed by a review, subject to th
That the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole Agenda dated December 2, 2025 be adopted as amended.
That the minutes of the Special Council Budget Deliberations Meeting dated November 26-27, 2025 be adopted as printed.
That the 2026 Tax Levy Operating Budget be amended to add $14,969 to incorporate the net costs of a new Red Light Camera (RLC) program
That the 2026 Tax Levy Operating Budget be amended to add $94,446 for One (1) Facilities Operator.
That the 2026 Tax Levy Operating Budget be amended to add $11,143 to extend the Library operating hours until 9:00pm to be partially funded through and additional $6,000 in Rental Revenues.
that the 2026 Capital Budget be amended to add signage for the Neighbourhood Heritage Identity Naming in the amount of $39,100 to be funded from the Capital Expenditure Reserve.
That the 2026 Capital Budget be amended to remove Project #4013 - Development Related Parkland Development (Dog Park)
That By-laws 2025-109, 2025-110, and 2025-111 be passed.
That By-law 2025-112, a by-law to confirm proceedings of the Regular Council and Committee of the Whole meeting dated November 18, 2025 be enacted.