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Jun 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Erin Regular Council Meeting
The Council convened to conduct business including closed sessions regarding land acquisition, litigation, and personnel performance. The meeting featured the approval of a food concession lease agreement for the Barbour Field and Erin Community Centre, a fire protection agreement with the Township of East Garafraxa, and the formation of a Joint Compliance Audit Committee. Additionally, the Council addressed a zoning by-law amendment for 5025 Fourth Line and adopted the 2025 Asset Management Plan. Advisory committee updates and routine correspondence were also processed.
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The council discussed the Development Charge Reduction Program, which included receiving a formal report, directing staff to submit an application, and exploring potential funding sources to offset municipal costs. The council also resolved to send correspondence to federal and provincial government officials requesting collaborative dialogue on the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build framework. Additionally, the council passed by-law number 26-31.
Jun 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Erin Education And Training Session Minutes
The council convened for an education and training session, which included a closed session dedicated to a facilities tour of the King-Zancor Centre, Innisfil Recreation Centre, and Wasaga Stars Arena & Library.
Jun 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Erin Heritage Committee Agenda
The committee meeting addressed proposed amendments to legal descriptions for existing heritage designation by-laws regarding 3 Station Street and 182 Main Street. Additionally, the agenda covered the notice of intention to designate several properties, specifically 2 and 4 Spring Street, and 98 and 156 Main Street, including detailed cultural heritage evaluations for these sites. Other business items included discussion on the Stanley Park Arch painting project, a hamlet project, and the review of newly developed tools, such as an insurance guide and letter template, designed to assist heritage property owners with insurance availability and affordability concerns.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
