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City Council - Wednesday, June 18, 2025, 6:30pm (or immediately following Affordability Committee)

Updated: Jun 30

*** PLEASE NOTE EARLY START ***

pushing through a high number of items before summer break, including new Ward Boundaries for the 2026 election and several same-day items - today's deputations are the only opportunity the public has to speak on these, with the Bylaws being passed in this meeting


Meeting Location:  Council Chambers or online


Meeting commenced at 6:24pm


All council members present except Councillors Riepma & Hamilton. Councillor Kungl attending virtually


📜📜 Confirmation of the Minutes



🗣🎙 Deputations

  • Nil

  • But please note that the decisions of the 5pm General Committee meeting will be finalized at this meeting, if there's anything you wish to speak to

  • No deputations either in person or virtually concerning the zoning bylaw amendment for 545-565 Big Bay Point Road, 218 Ashford Drive, 207-209 Montgomery Drive and 200-210 Bertha Aveune



💸⚖️ Tax Applications




📝📄 General Committee Report


Section A

🤐🏷️ Confidential Potential Sale of Property - City-Owned Properties

  • Receive the motion contained within the confidential notes concerning the discussion of Staff Report CSC001-25 regarding a confidential potential sale of City-owned property

  • Moved by Councillor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon

  • Carried unanimously


Section B

🤐🏷️ Potential Sale of Property - City-Owned Properties

  • Staff to undertake the confidential direction identified in Staff Report CCS001-25 concerning a confidential potential sale of City-owned property

  • Motion made by Councillor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon that this be adopted

  • Carried unanimously



📝📄 General Committee Report


Section A (reports received)

🧑‍💼🕴  Executive Committee

💸🤷 Affordability Committee

🏦🧑‍⚖️ Finance and Responsible Governance Committee


Section B (Consent)

🚘🧐 Traffic Study for Intersection of Mulcaster Street and Worsley Street

⛔️🚧 Temporary Road Vehicle Blockades

  • Notice:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14233098&GUID=60866E3C-C3D1-403B-B30E-3C9516DDD9A1

  • Direct Development Services to prepare an intake form for consideration in the 2026 budget for the purchase of temporary road vehicle blockades (including but not limited to the Archer 1200 and the MVB 3X modular vehicle barriers) for use at road closures for events such as Open Air Dunlop, New Years Eve Countdown and the Remembrance Day ceremonies along with other events and festivals throughout the City to ensure the safety of the attending patrons

🛑🛑 4 Way Stop Reid Drive at King Street

🚸⚠️ Extending Community Safety Zone - Marsellus Drive

  • Notice:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14233097&GUID=C1B8A072-A714-4529-8E52-A615976F06AB

  • *** Note that this will be passed as a Bylaw later in this meeting with no further public input (so be prepared to make a deputation, if you wish to speak on this item) ***

  • Direct Development Services to:

    • amend the Community Safety Zones bylaw to add Marsellus Drive from south leg of Downing Crescent to 85m west of Farmstead Crescent

    • amend the Rates of Speed Bylaw with Marsellus Drive to be maximum 40km/h from the south leg of Downing Crescent to 85m west of Farmstead Crescent

🤖💸 Pilot Program - Artificial Intelligence

  • Notice:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14233095&GUID=AB3CE777-6814-4648-8B9A-8757B8A39AF9

  • Direct the CAO to establish a 2-year pilot program to pursue programs and services supported by Canadian owned/based Artificial Intelligence Companies

  • Bypass the Procurement Bylaw so the CAO can procure such services and programs during the period of the pilot project

  • Set an annual budget for the program at an upper limit of $600,000 to be funded from the Reinvestment Reserve

  • Have the CAO report back to Finance and Responsible Governance on the programs and services procured, including any efficiencies and return on investment achieved by the City

📚🖥️ Northwest Barrie Public Library Location

  • Authorize Corporate Facilities to negotiate a lease agreement with a property owner in northwest Barrie for the purpose of locating and constructing a boutique library to be executed by the Mayor and City Clerk, in a form acceptable to the Director of Legal Services and General Manager of Community and Corporate Services

  • Create a Capital Project to be funded by the Development Charge Reserve and the financial contribution approved by the Barrie Public Library Board

  • Corporate Facilities to report back to Council via confidential memorandum detailing the final location and terms and conditions of the agreement

⛺️⛺️ Encampments Update

  • Add encampments to the list of strategic plan updates provided to Executive Committee at each meeting

🏡📜 Municipal Heritage Register - 67 McDonald Street

  • Add 67 McDonald Street to the Municipal Heritage Register as a listed property

🏰📜 Heritage Designation Project

  • Heritage Summary Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14228857&GUID=831CCB95-F759-45A6-BB92-4CF641048321

  • The Cultural Heritage Evaluation Summary Report prepared by MHBC, October 2024 concerning the Bulk Heritage Designation Project has been evaluated by the Heritage Barrie Committee and deemed to demonstrate that the following properties are of heritage value or interest to the community:

    • 14 Cumberland Street

    • 84 Cumberland Street

    • 88 Cumberland Street

    • 97 Cumberland Street

    • 250 Dunlop Street West

    • 90 William Street

    • 87 Owen Street

    • 126 Burton Avenue

    • 22 Granville Street

  • Grant consent to proceed with the issuance of the Notice of the Intention to designate these properties

📛👥 Committee Name Change

  • Rename the Active Transportation and Sustainability Advisory Committee to the Sustainability Advisory Committee

🇺🇸👥 Saginaw Sister City Conference

  • That staff in the Economic and Creative Development Department be supported to attend the Saginaw Sister City Conference, fall 2025, subject to Mayor and CAO approval

🖼️🖼️ Artist Panels at Dorian Parker Centre

🖼️🏆 Painting Refurbishing at Barrie Sports Hall of Fame

☘️☘️ White Clover at Lovers' Creek Access

🪧🤗 Welcome to Painswick Sign

🚲🚲 Bike Racks in Ward 9

🚲🚲 Bike Racks in Ward 6

🪧🌿 Ecological Interpretive Signage, Ward 6

🏎️✋ Traffic Calming, Ward 6

⛲️🌳 Community Outdoor Space at Lampman Lane

🏀⛹ Basketball Court - Eastview Park (Ward 1)

✍️🥇 Priority Resident Registration for Recreation Programs

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14256685&GUID=6E95E947-DB9F-401A-B999-A4D71F46F2DA from K. Datema, Director Recreations Services

  • Implement a priority registration process for Barrie residents for recreation programs (in advance of non-residents)

  • We are uncertain why this is being included in the "Consent" section of the Report, since this item was held and received several amendments:

    • Recreational program registration for non-residents of Barrie to begin seven days after the opening of registration for residents

    • The non-resident surcharge will be increased to 25%

    • A 120-day notice will be given to the Township of Springwater to terminate the current agreement, and a letter sent to Springwater residents explaining that the changes are a result of the actions of Springwater Council

🏦📊 2024 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements

🚫💨 Corporate Net Zero Strategy 2025-2050

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14256687&GUID=0A7FB56E-80E1-4636-BE5B-8A8692D9D6F0 from C. Rodger, Climate Change Coordinator, Energy Management Branch

  • Recommendations: 

    • Endorse in principle the Corporate Net Zero Strategy

    • Evaluate low-carbon alternatives as part of the standard capital planning process for all assets

    • Recommend low-carbon options when renewing energy-consuming corporate assets in capital planning and budgeting, when lifecycle payback offsets the incremental cost

    • Direct staff to evaluate the feasibility and lifecycle cost implications of designing new facilities to net-zero energy standards, and report back to Council with recommendations for a formal policy and implementation plan

    • Replace all internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles with electric vehicle (EV) equivalents, typically at end of life, and when feasible, considering the availability of suitable EV models, operational requirements, and the infrastructure needed to support electric vehicles

    • Deploy renewable energy assets when they provide a positive return on investment, and authorize the Director of Corporate Facilities to execute or modify agreements related to regulatory approvals for these assets

    • Prioritize low-carbon options when equipment failure requires immediate replacement under the City's emergency procurement provisions, whenever technically feasible

    • Any return on investment beyond five years on new builds to be approved by the Mayor and the Chief Administrative Officer

    • Direct the Corporate Facilities Department to give a progress report annually to General Committee

🏷️📑 City-Owned Surplus Lands Disposition Framework 2025

🚫🛑 Stopping Prohibited - Innisfil Street - St. John Vianney Catholic School (Ward 8)

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14268218&GUID=903EC1BE-3719-4F9D-B7FC-1C1D467C4DE5 

  • *** Note that this will be passed as a Bylaw later in this meeting with no further public input (so be prepared to make a deputation, if you wish to speak on this item) ***

  • Remove "No Parking Anytime" from Innisfil Street - north side from Marshall Street to Adelaide Street extended

  • Add "Stopping Prohibited" to Innisfil Street - both sides between Baldwin Lane and Adelaide Street south leg 8am to 5pm except Saturdays, Sundays excluding Statutory Holidays

  • Add "No Parking Anytime" to:

    • Innisfil Street - north side from Marshall Street to Adelaide Street south leg

    • Innisfil Street - east side from Baldwin Lane to Adelaide Street north leg

    • Innisfil Street - West side from Baldwin Lane to Adelaide Street north leg

🚘💡 Barrie Regional Technology Development Site Opportunity

🤝⛽︎ Agreement with Bioflight Fuels for Biogas Upgrading Pilot Project (Ward 2)

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14268220&GUID=605C824B-BF90-47F2-8591-C12413A7B477

  • Authorize the General Manager of Infrastructure and Growth Management to negotiate a Pilot Program Agreement with BioFlight Fuels Inc. for the installation, operation and evaluation of a modular biogas upgrading system at the Wastewater Treatment Facility, and to amend the agreement as necessary to reflect evolving project requirements, provided the amendments don't create financial obligations or operational risks for the city

  • Authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a Pilot Program Agreement with BioFlight Fuels Inc.

🗑️🏡 Property Standards and Yard Maintenance Waste Bin Amendments

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14268221&GUID=1BBC0AE7-0700-49EA-BE00-195EF33215A2

  • *** Note that this will be passed as a Bylaw later in this meeting with no further public input (so be prepared to make a deputation, if you wish to speak on this item) ***

  • Property Standards Bylaw changes:

    • Replace section 5.5 to allow 'domestic goods' to be stored in a rear yard (provided it's neatly piled and limited to a small amount consistent with the permitted use of the property), and in the front yard (provided it's neat and limited to small amounts)

    • Replace section 38.6 to specify that a barrier or deflector shall be provided to prevent lighting from shining directly into an adjacent dwelling unit

    • Add section 38.7 to further specify that 'directly or directed' shall mean pointed or aimed into a window or doorway, but won't include ambient illumination

  • Yard Maintenance Bylaw changes

    • Replace section 2.7 with the definition of "inoperable vehicle" as defined by the Highway Traffic Act, having missing or damaged components which prevents it mechanical function

    • Replace section 4.14 to say that every owner shall store household waste in rigid containers with secure lids when stored outdoors and will ensure that:

      • all waste containers shall be kept clean and free of dirt, filth, odours and pest infestations

      • all waste containers shall be kept in a manner that prevents animals or vermin from tearing them apart

      • all waste containers will be stored in a garage, designated storage facility or rear yard where possible

🗳️🗺️ Ward Boundary Review Recommendation

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14269047&GUID=16FB369A-A5CB-48F9-8C4E-31F79E21A4F2

  • *** Note that this will be passed as a Bylaw later in this meeting with no further public input (so be prepared to make a deputation, if you wish to speak on this item) ***

  • Receive the Ward Boundary Review Report prepared by Watson & Associates Economists Ltd., in association with Dr. Zachary Spicer

  • Present a bylaw to adopt the Ward Structure identified (Final Option 1 with revised ward numbering) as the City's Ward Boundaries, effective December 31, 2025 (It is not made clear why this date was chosen, instead of the beginning of the Election Period, or how this will affect the jurisdiction of the current Councillors - with the new map, many neighbourhoods would be represented by someone not anywhere close to their area or who they had a chance to vote for, from January through November of 2026)

  • Consider the suitability of the 2026 ward boundaries following the 2030 Municipal Election, to determine their continued effectiveness in the context of actual population growth

  • Question by Councillor Courser regarding the timing of new boundaries taking effect, council elections and confusion for the public on who their councillor would be

  • Clarified by city clerk Wendy Cooke that the bylaw must be passed by end of year 2025 and that new ward boundaries do not come into effect until November 15/26 AFTER council is elected.

🥶🧹 Ice Storm Replanting and Recovery


Section C

🚸⚠️ Extending Community Safety Zone - Marsellus Drive

  • Notice:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14233097&GUID=C1B8A072-A714-4529-8E52-A615976F06AB

  • Direct Development Services to:

    • amend the Community Safety Zones bylaw to add Marsellus Drive from south leg of Downing Crescent to 85m south of Farmstead Crescent

    • amend the Rates of Speed Bylaw with Marsellus Drive to be maximum 40km/h from the south leg of Downing Crescent to 85m south of Farmstead Crescent

  • Moved by Deputy Mayor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon that this report be adopted

  • Carried unanimously


Section D

🏘️🏘️ Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 435 Anne Street North and 33 Harrison Crescent (Ward 4)

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14273733&GUID=244933A8-2BDA-4A3C-9A8A-DE5D84C7A995

  • Note that this will be passed as a Bylaw later in this meeting with no further public input (so be prepared to make a deputation, if you wish to speak on this item)

  • Rezone the property FROM Agriculture (A) and Residential Single Detached Dwelling Third Density (R3) TO Residential Multiple Dwelling Second Density with Special Provisions - Hold (RM2 SP-XXX H-XXX), Residential Multiple Dwelling First Density with Special Provisions - Hold (RM1 SP-XXX H-XXX) and Residential Single Detached Dwelling Third Density with Special Provisions - Hold (R3 SP-XXX H-XXX)

  • Special Provisions: Residential Multiple Dwelling Second Density with Special Provisions - Hold (RM2 SP-XXX H-XXX):

    • reduce front yard setback from 7 to 3m

    • reduce rear yard setback from 7 to 3.5m

    • increase lot coverage from 35% to 41%

    • increase maximum building height from 10 to 15m

    • increase maximum gross floor area from 60 to 118%

    • increase maximum density from 40 to 107 units per hectare

  • Special Provisions: Residential Multiple Dwelling First Density with Special Provisions - Hold (RM1 SP-XXX H-XXX):

    • decrease minimum lot area from 300 to 191 square metres

    • decrease minimum lot frontage from 9 to 8m

    • reduce minimum front yard setback to an attached garage from 7 to 6.5m

    • decrease rear yard setback from 7 to 6m

  • Special Provisions: Residential Single Detached Dwelling Third Density with Special Provisions - Hold (R3 SP-XXX H-XXX):

    • decrease minimum lot area from 400 to 317 square metres

    • reduce front yard setback to an attached garage from 7m to 6.4m

    • reduce rear yard setback from 7 to 6m

  • The Holding Provision will be lifted once the owner provides the following to the satisfaction of the City:

    • the remediation program (as described in Section 7 of the Phase 2 ESA from Dec.3, 2024) is completed and a copy of the Remediation Report has been submitted to the Environmental Risk Management & Compliance Branch, OR

    • the completion of a Risk Assessment Report and Soil Vapour Intrusion Assessment following the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) Draft Technical Guidance: Soil Vapour Intrusion Assessment, January 2021, or as amended

    • Moved by Deputy Mayor Thomson seconded by Councillor Nixon that this report be adopted

    • Carried unanimously


Section E

🏢🏬 Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 664, 674 & 692 Essa Road, and 320, 364 & 366 Mapleview Drive West (Ward 7)

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14268200&GUID=EC7D162D-1D1A-471C-8D3F-827CF2C8B578 

  • Note that this will be passed as a Bylaw later in this meeting with no further public input (so be prepared to make a deputation, if you wish to speak on this item)

  • Rezone the property FROM Light Industrial (LI), General Commercial (C4) and General Commercial with Special Provisions (C4 SP-368) TO Mixed Use Node with Special Provisions (MU1 SP-YYY), Mixed Use Corridor with Special Provisions (MU2 SP-XXX), Open Space (OS) and Environmental Protection (EP)

  • Special Provisions: Mixed Use Corridor with Special Provisions (MU2 SP-XXX):

    • reduce minimum setback from the property line abutting a street to the nearest part of a parking structure underground from 1.8 to 0.9m

    • revise the definition of "Amenity Area - Outdoor" to:

      • Amenity Area - Outdoor, shall mean an area of land; balcony; deck; terrace; the roof of a building, parking structure or accessory structure, which includes landscaped area and may include areas of decorative paving and walkways or other similar surface, provided such surface is not used for vehicle use

    • remove the requirement for fully paved and seamless front yard connections to abutting sidewalks

    • reduce minimum front yard setback from 3 to 2.5m for residential uses

    • remove the requirement for a maximum interior side yard setback of 3m

    • reduce minimum ground level floor height for Apartment Dwellings from 4.5 to 3.5m, and for Townhouses from 4.5 to 2.7m

    • increase maximum building height from 16.5 to 21.5m

    • remove the provision related to waste management for multi-unit residential developments in the Mixed-Use zones

    • reduce minimum driveway length from 6 to 5.8m

    • permit one Additional Residential Unit (ARU) within a block townhouse dwelling unit fronting a private road, to a maximum of 66 ARUs across the site

    • require a minimum of 1 parking space per unit for any ARUs

  • Special Provisions: Mixed Use Node with Special Provisions (MU1 SP-YYY)

    • require a minimum of 268 residential units per hectare

    • increase maximum building height from 25.5 to 36m or 12 storeys

  • Notwithstanding any future severance, partition or division of the lands, the provisions of this bylaw shall continue to apply to the whole of the lands

  • Moved by Deputy Mayor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon that this report be adopted

  • Carried unanimously


Section F

📚🏊 South Barrie Mixed Use Recreation Complex and Library

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14268227&GUID=FD6FFF5C-69B7-4A71-AF88-CF75733F9F19 

  • Endorse the location, program, facility and parks concepts identified as 'Scenario 2' for a single regional recreation centre and library to serve the Salem and Hewitt's growth areas

    • Direct staff to work with representatives from the Barrie Sports Hall of Fame concerning their request for space not to exceed 5000 sq. feet at the new facility

    • Reduce the space for the proposed library to 30,000 sq. feet and be located on one floor as feasible - staff to investigate opportunities for shared amenities such as washrooms, etc.

    • Final design should allow for the potential implementation of outdoor sports fields, including a multi-use turf field in advance of the completion of the indoor facility

    • Direct staff to consult with minor league sports and other sporting organizations in Barrie to discuss needs and opportunities for the future facility

    • Direct staff to review opportunities for space to provide enhanced customer service opportunities, including those currently provided by Service Barrie to service residents in the south end

    • Design of the outdoor sports fields to consider the cricket and soccer fields being separate from each other

  • Consolidate the approved capital projects and forecasted project intakes into one project, named as 'South Barrie Mixed Use Recreation Complex and Library' as part of the 2026 Capital Plan

  • Moved by Deputy Mayor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon that this report be adopted

  • Mayor Nuttall requested that each vote be recorded.

  • Carried unanimously


Section G

🎭📐 Barrie Performing Arts and Event Centre - Design Development Advancement

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14268219&GUID=DABE39E9-C70B-4B61-B8ED-5AEA576AB2B5 

  • Approve the Schematic Design and use it to guide the project through the Design Development phase

  • Award HPA $455,000 to advance the design and costing of the Performing Arts Centre to the 50% Design Development stage, to further refine the project scope and enhance the accuracy of the projected construction cost

  • Direct staff to report back to General Committee after summer break with the outcomes of the 50% Design Development phase, including a Class C Cost Estimate for the proposed Performing Arts Centre

  • Direct staff to report back to General Committee if additional budget is required to include the optional rehearsal space in the Performing Arts Centre construction

  • Moved by Deputy Mayor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon that this report be adopted

  • Mayor Nuttall requested that each vote be recorded

  • Carried unanimously



📝📄 General Committee Report

  • Report from June 18:  not available - meeting occurred at 5pm on this date


Section A

🏢🏢 Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application: 545-565 Big Bay Point Road, 218 Ashford Drive, 207-209 Montgomery Drive and 200-210 Berthe Avenue

  • *** No justification has been given why this would item would be discussed in a closed meeting the very same day it was to be passed as a Bylaw, without the public being privy to the discussion around it, or having time to prepare a deputation, if warranted ***

  • *** Note that this will be passed as a Bylaw later in this meeting with no further public input (so be prepared to make a deputation, if you wish to speak on this item) ***

  • Report:  https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14288758&GUID=900205B0-37A0-4F62-AF0D-1FF555DECBC6

  • Rezone the lands FROM Residential Single Detached Dwelling First Density (R1) TO Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density - 1 with Special Provisions (RA2-1 SP-XXX) and Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density - 1 with Special Provisions, Hold (RA2-1 SP-YYY H-ZZZ)

  • Special Provisions for Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density - 1 with Special Provisions (RA2-1 SP-XXX):

    • consider the lot line abutting Big Bay Point Road to the the Front Lot Line

    • decrease the minimum front yard setback from 7m to 4m

    • decrease the minimum exterior side yard setback from 5m to 1.8m

    • decrease the minimum landscaped open space from 35% to 25%

    • increase the maximum lot coverage from 35% to 49%

    • increase the maximum Gross Floor Area from 200% to 232%

    • decrease parking spaces per unit from 1.5 per unit to 0.9 spaces per unit across the entirety of the site

    • decrease the drive aisle width from 6.4m to 6m

    • decrease the continuous landscaped buffer along the exterior side lot lines from 3m to 1.8m

  • Special Provisions for Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density - 1 with Special Provisions, Hold (RA2-1 SP-YYY H-ZZZ)

    • decrease parking spaces per unit from 1.5 per unit to 0.9 spaces per unit across the entirety of the site

  • Holding Provision will be removed from Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density-1 with Special Provisions (RA2-1 SP-YYY) when the following has been completed

    • owner/applicant demonstrates adequate servicing capacity and suitable traffic justification through the submission of all necessary studies and reports as part of a subsequent Site Plan Control application, prior to any site works or issuance of a building permit

  • Phase 1 lands shall be developed generally in accordance with the Conceptual Site plan attached as Schedule "B", as it relates to building height, placement and setbacks, as well as the location and configuration of landscape areas, amenity spaces and parking areas

  • 545-565 Big Bay Point Road, 218 Ashford Drive, 207-209 Montgomery Drive and 200-210 Bertha Avenue will be considered one property for the purposes of zoning interpretation and implementation

  • Moved by Deputy Mayor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon that this report be adopted

  • Councillor Morales requested a recorded vote

  • Carried unanimously


Section B

🤐🤝 Confidential Labour Relations / Employee Negotiations Matter - BPFFA Negotiations

  • Moved by Deputy Mayor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon that this report be received

  • Councillor Harris declared a conflict of interest (family member to join Barrie Fire Fighters)

  • Carried Unanimously


Section C

🤐🤝 Confidential Labour Relations / Employee Negotiations Matter - BPFFA Negotiations

  • Moved by Deputy Mayor Thomson, seconded by Councillor Nixon that this report be adopted

  • Councillor Harris declared a conflict of interest (see above)

  • Carried unanimously



➡️📜 Direct Motions


🚫🅿️ Salem Road No Parking Anytime (Ward 7)

  • MOTION By: Harvey, Harris

  • Add "No Parking Anytime" to Salem Road, both sides from Essa Road to Veteran's Drive

  • Moved by Councillor Harvey, seconded by Councillor Harris that this amendment to the bylaw be accepted

  • Councillor Harvey spoke to the safety issues for pedestrians and for parking vehicles on the narrow shoulder

  • Carried unanimously


🎪🚐 Kempenfest Shuttle

  • MOTION by: Nixon, Thomson

  • Direct the Transit and Parking Strategy Department to provide shuttle service for the 2025 Kempenfest Event (August 1-4), similar to what was provided in 2024, to an upper limit of $15,000, to be funded through the Tourism Reserve

  • Moved by Councillor Nixon, seconded by Deputy Mayor Thomson that this motion by adopted

  • Councillor Nixon spoke to the effectiveness of the shuttle in bringing people around the Kempenfest event and how greatly appreciated it was by its users

  • Carried unanimously



📜📜 Bylaws


🏘️🏘️ Bill 059 - Part Lot Control Exemption - 12A and 12B Ottaway Avenue


🏘️🏘️ Bill 060 - Part Lot Control Exemption - 69-79 Vinewood Crescent (odd number), 86-96 Yorkshire Drive (even numbers)


🏘️🏘️ Bill 061 - Part Lot Control Exemption - 126-136 Pearen Lane (even numbers)


🏘️🏘️ Bill 062 - Part Lot Control Exemption - 114-124 Pearen Lane (even numbers)


🏘️🏘️ Bill 063 - Part Lot Control Exemption - 102-112 Pearen Lane (even numbers)


🏘️🏘️ Bill 064 - Part Lot Control Exemption - 88-100 Pearen Lane (even numbers)


🏘️🏘️ Bill 065 - Part Lot Control Exemption - 34-42 Vinewood Crescent (even numbers)


🛐💪 Bill 066 - Mayor's Direction: Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 264 Salem Road


🏘️🗺️ Bill 067 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 435 Anne Street North and 33 Harrison Crescent (Ward 4)


🏢🏢 Bill 068 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 545-565 Big Bay Point Road, 207-209 Montgomery Drive, 200-210 Vertha Avenue and 218 Ashford Drive


🏢🏬 Bill 069 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 664, 674 & 692 Essa Road, and 320, 364 & 366 Mapleview Drive West (Ward 7)


🗳️🗺️ Bill 070 - Ward Boundary Review Recommendation


🗑️🏡 Bill 071 - Property Standards and Yard Maintenance Waste Bin Amendments

🗑️🏡 Bill 072 - Property Standards and Yard Maintenance Waste Bin Amendments


🚸⚠️ Bill 073 - Extending Community Safety Zone - Marsellus Drive


🚸⚠️ Bill 073 - Extending Community Safety Zone - Marsellus Drive


🚗🚙 Bill 075 - St. Vincent Road Diet, Blake Street to Codrington Street (Wards 1 & 2) / 4-Way Stop King Street / Stopping Prohibited Innisfil Street - St. John Vianney Catholic School (Ward 8)


📜✅ Bill 076 - Confirmation Bylaw


Moved by Councillor Harvey, seconded by Councillor Nigussie that the meeting be adjourned

Adjourned at 654pm




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