Arran-Elderslie public meetings in 2023

Council Meeting

The Council is reviewing several new by-laws, including a 2024 Fees and Charges By-law and Community Improvement Plan. The agenda also includes discussions on zoning amendments, landfill scale house requests, and a workshop regarding central business district regulations.

• Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-059 (Becker)
• By-law 63-2023: Community Improvement Project Areas
• By-law 64-2023: Community Improvement Plan
• By-law 65-2023: 2024 Fees and Charges
• By-law 66-2023: Appointment of Municipal Support Services Inc. for by-law enforcement

Committee of Adjustment

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Council Meeting

The Council is reviewing several municipal items including a zoning amendment for 88 5th Avenue SW and updates to the Community Improvement Plan. Additionally, staff will present the proposed 2024 Fees and Charges By-Law.

• Zoning By-Law Amendment Z-2023-059 (Becker - 88 5th Avenue SW)
• Municipal Community Improvement Plan Update
• Proposed 2024 Fees and Charges By-Law
• Community Emergency Preparedness Grant for DJI Matrice 30 T
• By-law 61-2023 to appoint an Interim Treasurer

Multi Municipal Energy Working Group

The working group will discuss several Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project proposals, including Orchard Storage and Grey Owl projects. Members will also review a presentation regarding challenges facing the electrical system.

• Discussion of BESS proposals including Orchard Storage and Grey Owl projects
• Review of Bill Palmer's presentation on electrical system challenges
• Approval of Recording Secretary invoice for September and October 2023
• Update from Wind Concerns Ontario regarding BESS proposals

Council Meeting

The council will review by-laws regarding animal control, bylaw enforcement, and a new petition policy. The agenda also includes discussions on conservation authority budgets and a zoning amendment. Staff reports on building permits and fire services will be presented.

• Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2022-015 (5019386 Ontario Inc.)
• Agreements with Municipal Support Services Inc. for bylaw enforcement and animal control
• Adoption of a Municipal Petition Policy
• 2024 Draft Budgets for Saugeen Valley and Grey Sauble Conservation Authorities
• Enbridge cheque presentation to Fire & Emergency Services

Council Meeting

The council will discuss a report on automated speed enforcement regarding speeding concerns in local communities. Members will also consider an amended resolution for the Grey Owl Storage project and By-Law 53-2023 for the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority. A presentation on development charges is also scheduled.

• Report on Automated Speed Enforcement (Photo Radar) regarding speeding concerns
• Amended municipal support resolution for Grey Owl Storage project
• By-Law 53-2023: Saugeen Valley Category 3 Apportionment Agreement
• Presentation on Development Charges by Daryl Abbs
• New Municipal Petition Policy report

Council Meeting

The meeting includes public meetings for a zoning amendment and a draft subdivision plan for Ardent Paisley Development on North Street. Council will also review reports regarding snow removal contracts, surplus lands, and recent wastewater events.

• Public meeting for Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-015
• Public meeting for Ardent Paisley Development on North Street
• Renewal of snow removal contracts
• Purchase request for a portable pump for Chesley District Fire Department
• Report on Riverside Overflow and Tara Wastewater events

Council Meeting

The council will review zoning by-law amendments for Don Grant and Bill Kuntz and Christine Patchell. The agenda includes reports on assuming lands into the municipal road system at Sideroad 15, Elderslie. Staff reports regarding the electoral system and stormwater rate studies are also scheduled.

• Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-052 (Don Grant)
• Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-067 (Bill Kuntz and Christine Patchell)
• Assumption of lands into Municipal Road System at Sideroad 15, Elderslie
• Review of the Electoral System
• Consulting Services for Stormwater Rate Study

Multi Municipal Energy Working Group

The working group is reviewing updated terms of reference and various energy-related presentations. Discussions include wind turbine noise research, water sampling updates, and provincial activity reports.

• Approval of revised Terms of Reference and name change to Multi Municipal Energy Working Group
• Presentation on the 10th International Wind Turbine Noise Conference by Bill Palmer
• Update on Chatham Kent well water issues by Ruby Mekker
• Review of correspondence regarding health hazards from the Ministry of Health
• Review of IESO selected proponents documentation

Council Meeting

The Council will review several zoning by-law amendments and various staff reports. Discussion items include a notice of motion regarding the CIBC branch closure and updates on municipal services.

• Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-035 - Shantz
• Notice of Motion: Closure of Chesley CIBC Branch
• Tender award for repairs to Ross Street Bridge, Paisley
• Tender award for trucking of winter salt
• Zoning By-law Amendments Z-2023-049 (Bailey), Z-2023-048 (Sweiger), and Z-2023-128 (Shaw)

Council Meeting

Council will hold public meetings on three zoning by-law amendments for properties at 761 Concession 10 E, 412 Concession 10, and 45 1st Ave North in Chesley. They will also consider a bylaw for a micro-cultivation and micro-processing cannabis facility. Other business includes a municipal support resolution for the Shift Solar Grey Owl Storage Project, a notice of motion from Deputy Mayor Shaw, and a delegation on natural burials.

• Public hearing on zoning amendment Z-2023-049 (Bailey) at 761 Concession 10 E
• Public hearing on zoning amendment Z-2023-048 (Sweiger) at 412 Concession 10
• Public hearing on zoning amendment Z-2022-128 (Shaw) at 45 1st Ave North, Chesley
• By-law 31-2023 for a micro-cultivation and micro-processing cannabis facility (Thorn)
• Municipal Support Resolution for Shift Solar, Grey Owl Storage Project

Council approved a support resolution for the Grey Owl Storage Project electricity facility. They also approved a zoning by-law amendment for a property severance at 761 Concession 10 E and passed a motion condemning hate and directing staff to explore an inclusion committee.

• Approved support resolution for Shift Solar Inc. Grey Owl Storage Project (400 MW electricity storage)
• Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-049 for Bruce and Shannon Bailey (761 Concession 10 E)
• Passed resolution condemning hate and directing staff to explore creating an inclusion and accessibility committee
• Adopted July 10, 2023 Council minutes
• Received Paisley Firehall Subcommittee Minutes of March 8, 2023 for information

Council Meeting

Arran-Elderslie Council is meeting to discuss a cost increase for the Queen Street reconstruction project, proposed zoning and official plan amendments for Abraflex, and several recreation facility agreements. The agenda also includes a delegation from Shift Solar regarding the Grey Owl Storage Project and a presentation from the OPP on speeding.

• Queen Street reconstruction cost increase (SRW.23.14)
• By-law 34-2023: Local Official Plan Amendment for Abraflex
• By-law 35-2023: Zoning By-law Amendment for Abraflex
• Paisley Community Centre 2nd level renovation contract award to Domm Construction Ltd.
• Tara Sport Field reconfiguration proposal

Council approved several infrastructure and recreation projects, including a construction contract for the Paisley Community Centre and funding for Queen Street reconstruction. They also updated curling club agreements and approved soccer field reconfigurations in Tara.

• Approved $346,203.75 contract with Domm Construction Ltd. for Paisley Community Centre 2nd Level Renovation
• Approved $362,269.90 for Queen Street Reconstruction cost increases ($78,608.52 from watermain reserves; $283,661.38 from roads reserve)
• Approved $6,836.50 for new soccer frames and nets and reconfiguration of Tara Soccer Field
• Updated Tara and Paisley Curling Club agreements to include up to $1,000 in complimentary bookings
• Directed staff to enter an agreement for 2023-2024 concession operations at Tara Community Centre
• Adopted June 26, 2023 Council minutes
• Received January 19, 2023 Health and Safety Committee Minutes for information

Council Meeting

Council is meeting to consider routine business, including a public meeting on zoning and official plan amendments for Abraflex (2004) Ltd., and staff reports on awarding a winter sand tender and a Riverside overflow event. The agenda also includes a closed session to discuss a proposed land sale in Paisley.

• Public meeting: Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2021-101 and Local Official Plan Amendment L-2022-014 for Abraflex (2004) Ltd.
• Staff report SRW.23.13: Award Winter Sand Tender
• Staff report SRWS.23.04: Riverside Overflow Event in Chesley
• Closed session: proposed sale of municipal land in Paisley
• By-Law 36-2023 to confirm proceedings of the meeting

Council approved a Zoning By-law Amendment and Local Official Plan Amendment to allow Abraflex (2004) Ltd. to sever land and redesignate a portion from industrial to residential. Council also awarded contracts for winter sand and salt. Staff were directed to continue negotiations for land acquisition near the proposed Paisley fire hall site.

• Approved Official Plan Amendment L-2022-014 for Abraflex (2004) Ltd (Carried)
• Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2021-101 for Abraflex (2004) Ltd (Carried)
• Awarded winter sand contract to Ed Karcher Construction Ltd. for $58,731.75 including HST (Carried)
• Awarded salt contract to Compass Minerals for $12,911.66 including HST (Carried)
• Directed staff to formalize grading costs and continue negotiations for approximately one acre of land north of the proposed Paisley fire hall site

Council Meeting

Council authorized the purchase of two crew cab trucks and new radios for the fire department. Members also approved the official names for three municipal splash pads and established a recurring year-end office closure.

• Approved purchase of 2023 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 for $66,797.76
• Approved purchase of 2022 Dodge Ram 1500 for $61,042.71
• Awarded $16,409.86 contract to Hartman Communications for fire department radios
• Endorsed names for splash pads: Chesley Kinsmen, Tara, and Paisley Rotary
• Approved annual municipal office closure between Christmas and New Year's Day
• Directed staff to prepare a burn by-law exemption for 345 Queen Street, Paisley
• Directed staff to report on design and placement of municipal gateway signage
• Waived competitive quote requirements for 2023 operational Vendors of Record

Council Meeting

Council approved a zoning by-law amendment to allow a micro-cultivation and micro-processing cannabis facility at 46 Bruce Road 17. The decision followed delegations expressing concerns over water usage and odor. Council also awarded several road paving and micro-surfacing contracts.

• Approved Zoning By-Law Amendment Z-2022-127 for cannabis facility at 46 Bruce Road 17 (4-3)
• Awarded $58,227.21 asphalt contract to E.C. King Contracting for Industrial Road in Chesley
• Awarded $25,568.91 asphalt contract to E.C. King Contracting for Albert Street in Paisley
• Awarded $236,208.42 micro-surfacing contract to Duncor Enterprises Inc. for Elderslie-Arran Townline
• Awarded $149,973.60 micro-surfacing contract to Duncor Enterprises Inc. for Concession 10, Elderslie
• Accepted 2021 Audited Financial Statements presented by BDO Canada
• Approved preparation of 65 lapel pins for Normoska Car Tour
• Approved preparation of 40 lapel pins for a Farm Tour

Multi Municipal Energy Working Group

The Multi Municipal Wind Turbine Working Group is meeting virtually to hear presentations on battery energy storage system (BESS) zoning considerations and an IESO long-term request for proposals, plus an update on the Stachura matter. Members will also review correspondence and follow-up letters regarding wind turbine failures, health hazards, and battery storage systems. The agenda includes routine items like adoption of minutes and approval of invoices.

• Presentation by Warren Howard on BESS considerations for zoning bylaws
• Presentation by Warren Howard on IESO Long Term RFP request for feedback
• Follow-up letter to Ministry of Environment on wind turbine failures
• Letter to Minister of Health regarding health hazards
• Letter to Office of the Fire Marshal regarding battery storage systems

Council Meeting

Council defeated a zoning by-law amendment that would have allowed a 3-metre side-yard setback for accessory buildings instead of the required 20 metres, citing concerns about drainage, road access, sightlines, and the precedent of such a large exception. The application for Delton Martin was denied. Council also approved several other items, including a floor scrubber purchase and fund reallocations for recreation projects.

• Defeated Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2023-031 for Delton Martin (side-yard setback exception from 20m to 3m) (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of Nacecare TGB 1120 Floor Scrubber from Barclay Wholesale for $7,250.25 (carried)
• Approved redirecting funds from Tara Arena Chiller Replacement to cover unexpected expenses at Chesley Community Centre and Tara Pavilion, deferring chiller and electronic sign replacements to 2024 (carried)
• Approved staff working with CompuCom Canada Co. for corporate computer purchases via group purchasing (carried)
• Proclaimed September 2023 as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in Arran-Elderslie (carried)
• Directed staff to speak to County Clerk regarding Pathways to Decarbonization Report correspondence (carried)
• Received and filed correspondence items (carried)
• Adopted minutes of April 24, 2023 regular council meeting (carried)

Council Meeting

Council approved the purchase of a new vacuum sweeper truck and provided in-kind support for local arts festivals. The board also granted principal support for a temporary outdoor patio at the Paisley Common restaurant and authorized several financial write-offs.

• Approved purchase of 2023 Scarab Vacuum Sweeper Truck for $463,386.22
• Approved $400 annual membership fee and revised Terms of Reference for Multi-Municipal Wind Turbine Working Group
• Supported in principal temporary outdoor patio for Paisley Common for 2023
• Approved $1,300 in-kind support for 2024 Paisley Blues Festival
• Approved up to $3,000 in-kind support for Trinity Theater and Paisley Artscape Society in 2024
• Authorized property tax write-offs totaling $16,414.25
• Approved write-off of accounts receivable from 2021 and prior totaling $19,299.64
• Directed staff to prepare an Accounts Receivable Collections Policy

Council Meeting

Council awarded contracts for a watermain replacement on Hamilton Street and earthworks for 15 Sideroad. The municipality also expressed support for provincial legislation regarding local leader accountability and approved a rental fee reduction for the Paisley Blues Festival.

• Awarded Hamilton Street Watermain replacement contract to RF King Holding Ltd. for $810,319.20 (excluding HST)
• Awarded 15 Sideroad earthworks contract to MacDonnell Excavating Ltd. for $203,691.31 (inclusive of HST)
• Approved support for Bill 5 - Stopping Harassment and Abuse by Local Leaders Act
• Reduced Paisley Blues Festival rental fees to $2,691.52 from $4,086.25
• Approved By-law 26-2023 to amend Comprehensive Zoning Bylaw 36-09 for specific lands in Paisley
• Approved removal of holding symbol for lands in Paisley owned by Municipality and Hutton Land and Cattle Limited
• Tabled revised Terms of Reference and $400 membership fee for Multi-Municipal Wind Turbine Working Group
• Tabled receipt of Multi-Municipal Wind Turbine Working Group minutes from January 12, 2023

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment approved two minor variance requests for property developments. One approval allows for the construction of a dairy barn, and the other permits a detached two-bay garage.

• Approved Minor Variance A-2022-089 for Benjamin and Roselyn Martin to allow a dairy barn at 125 Concession 4 (Carried)
• Approved Minor Variance A-2022-090 for Dan Wark to allow a detached two-bay garage at 414 Bruce Road 40 (Carried)
• Adopted the agenda for the April 11, 2023 meeting (Carried)
• Adopted the minutes from the November 28, 2022 meeting (Carried)

Special Council Meeting

The Municipality of Arran-Elderslie is holding a special council meeting to conduct a public meeting regarding a zoning by-law amendment for Thorn. Council will also consider a confirming by-law for the meeting.

• Public Meeting for Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2022-127 - Thorn
• Confirming By-law 25-2023

Council held a public meeting to consider Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2022-127 regarding a proposed micro-cultivation and micro-processing cannabis facility. Mayor Steve Hammell stated that no decision would be made on the application during this meeting.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (Carried)
• Passed By-law 25-2023 to confirm the proceedings of the April 5, 2023 meeting (Carried)

Council Meeting

Council is meeting to consider several items, including the adoption of the 2023 operating and capital budget and the associated tax rate by-law. They will also hear delegations from the Paisley Blues Festival and the Chesley Lawn Bowling Club, and receive presentations from the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority and EH!tel regarding a project on Sideroad 15 North. A notice of motion from Councillor Steinacker regarding at-large elections is listed as unfinished business.

• By-law 20-2023 to adopt the 2023 budget
• By-law 21-2023 to set the 2023 tax rate
• Delegation: Paisley Blues Festival (spending over $50,000 on artist fees)
• Delegation: Chesley Lawn Bowling Club grant request
• Presentation: EH!tel project on Sideroad 15 North

Council approved a $1,244,904.05 contract for sidewalk rehabilitation and passed by-laws to adopt the 2023 budget and tax rates. Staff were directed to review the possibility of dissolving wards for at-large elections and to draft agreements with the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority.

• Awarded Sidewalk Rehabilitation Project contract to Signature Contractors Windsor Inc. for $1,244,904.05
• Directed staff to review dissolving wards for at-large elections and report back in 2023
• Adopted 2023 Budget via By-law 20-2023
• Approved 2023 Tax Rate via By-law 21-2023
• Approved 2022 Council Remuneration and Expenses for website posting
• Waived $272.97 rental fee for OPP Human Trafficking Community Information Session
• Directed staff to draft agreements with Grey Sauble Conservation Authority for June/July 2023
• Directed staff to report on pedestrian walkway options in Chesley

Council Meeting

The Council will consider the endorsement of the 2023 Operating and Capital Budget. The meeting includes several proposed by-laws regarding zoning, fees, and municipal conduct policies. Council will also review reports on public works tenders and facility updates.

• By-law 22-2023: Fees and Charges for 2023
• By-law 14-2023 and 15-2023: Official Plan and Zoning amendments for Woods Morley
• By-law 19-2023: Animal control contract with James Special Services
• SRW.23.04: 2023 Supply and Apply Gravel Tender
• SRREC 23.04: Paisley Community Centre 2nd floor library and recreation space

Council approved the 2023 Operating and Capital Budget and passed several by-laws regarding zoning, animal control, and a new Council Code of Conduct. They also awarded a gravel contract and approved renovations for the Paisley Community Centre and Municipal Office.

• Endorsed 2023 Operating and Capital Budget with 6% tax rate increase
• Awarded 2023 Supply and Apply gravel contract to Walker Industries for $595,285
• Approved RFP for Paisley Community Centre 2nd floor renovations up to $453,863
• Approved $59,004.08 for Municipal Office Lower-Level Renovation by Domm Construction Ltd.
• Approved purchase of used 2019 Dodge Ram for Fire Department command/response unit
• Passed By-law 14-2023 and 15-2023 to allow two 4-unit residential buildings at 324 Balaklava Street
• Approved contract with James Special Services for ad-hoc canine control
• Waived $308.47 rental fee for Chesley Hospital Community Support Rally

Multi Municipal Energy Working Group

The Multi Municipal Wind Turbine Working Group is reviewing revisions to its Terms of Reference to broaden its mandate. The group will also address wind turbine taxation, technical issues regarding energy storage, and upcoming membership fees.

• Revision of the Terms of Reference to include other energy generation facilities
• Discussion of Wind Turbine Taxation correspondence from the Minister of Finance
• Review of technical issues related to energy storage (BESS)
• Presentation on wind turbines defined as a health hazard by Ruby Mekker
• 2023 Membership Fee of $400.00 per Member Municipality

Special Council Meeting

The Council is holding a special meeting to conduct public presentations on the 2023 operating and capital budgets. The body will also discuss a draft by-law regarding fees and charges for 2023.

• Public presentation of 2023 Operating and Capital Budget (SRFIN.23.09)
• Draft Fees and Charges By-law for 2023 (SRFIN.23.06)
• Delegation from Michael Barrett, CEO of South Bruce Grey Health Centre
• Confirming By-law 16-2023

Council approved a specific alternative for the Hamilton Street Watermain Replacement, Storm Sewer and Road Project in Tara. The 2023 Operating and Capital Budget was supported, and staff were directed to bring back a final budget report and a fees and charges by-law for adoption.

• Approved $1,015,068.00 for Hamilton Street project Alternative #2 (watermain, asphalt patching, stormwater, road base, grading and paving)
• Supported the 2023 Operating and Capital Budget as presented
• Directed staff to bring back a by-law to adopt the 2023 Fees and Charges By-law
• Passed By-law No. 16-2023 to confirm proceedings of the March 7, 2023 meeting

Council Meeting

The Council will discuss a local official plan and zoning by-law amendment for 324 Balaklava Street. The meeting also includes presentations on tax registration and property assessment, and a request for a noise by-law exemption.

• Public meeting for Local Official Plan Amendment L-2022-011 and Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2022-104 (324 Balaklava Street, Paisley)
• Noise By-law exemption request from Grizzly Fox Hospitality Ltd. (Bonfire on Queen, 342 Queen St. N. Paisley)
• Presentation by Realtax on Tax Registration and Sale
• Presentation by MPAC on Assessment 101
• Appointment of a Council Member to the South Bruce Safe Communities Committee

Council approved a zoning by-law amendment and official plan amendment to allow two 4-unit residential buildings in Paisley. A noise by-law exemption was granted for a local business, and a council member was appointed to a community committee.

• Approved Official Plan Amendment L-2022-011 and Zoning By-law Amendment Z-2022-104 for 324 Balaklava Street (Carried)
• Granted noise by-law exemption to Grizzly Fox Hospitality Ltd. (Bonfire on Queen) for events until December 31, 2023 (Carried)
• Appointed Councillor Peter Steinacker to the South Bruce Safe Communities Committee (Carried)
• Adopted February 13, 2023 Regular Council Minutes (Carried)
• Passed By-law 13-2023 to confirm proceedings of the February 27, 2023 meeting (Carried)

Council Meeting

Council is discussing the third draft of the 2023 budget and reviewing a Bridge Infrastructure Master Plan. The body is also considering updates to the Council Code of Conduct and several new by-laws regarding municipal services and safety.

• 3rd Draft of 2023 Operating and Capital Budget
• By-law 09-2023: Appointment of an Integrity Commissioner (Aird and Berlis)
• By-law 10-2023: Extension of garbage collection contract with Bruce Service Sales and Rentals
• By-law 11-2023: Community Safety Zone for Teeswater Bridge Replacement Project
• Presentation on Bridge Infrastructure Master Plan by B.M. Ross & Associates Limited

Council Meeting

Council is discussing the second draft of the 2023 Operating and Capital Budget and the 2023 Fees and Charges By-Law. The meeting includes presentations on placemaking in Paisley and reports on drinking water inspections. Several new by-laws regarding taxes, borrowing, and agency agreements are up for consideration.

• 2023 Operating and Capital Budget – 2nd Draft
• By-law 04-2023 Interim Tax Levy
• By-law 05-2023 Borrowing By-law
• By-law 06-2023 Agency Agreement with Fire Marque Inc.
• By-law 07-2023 Tile Loan Debenture 2023-02 MAXWELL

Council passed several by-laws including a borrowing agreement with CIBC and an interim tax levy. The 2023 Operating and Capital Budget was sent back to staff for further cost savings, and the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority 2023 budget was endorsed.

• Approved By-law 05-2023 to borrow up to $2,000,000 from CIBC
• Approved By-law 04-2023 for 2023 interim tax levy
• Endorsed Grey Sauble Conservation Authority 2023 budget
• Endorsed Bruce Area Solid Waste Recycling 2023 budget
• Directed staff to find more savings in 2023 Operating and Capital Budget
• Approved waiving fees for two 2022 Tara Curling Club events
• Approved By-law 06-2023 for agency agreement with Fire Marque Inc.
• Approved By-law 07-2023 for special annual drainage rates

Chesley and Area Joint Fire Board

The Chesley and Area Joint Fire Board is meeting to review the draft 2023 operating and capital budget. The board will also discuss equipment replacements and a financial update from December 31, 2022.

• Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus replacement for Tara and Chesley Fire Stations and Paisley upgrades
• Draft 2023 Operating and Capital Budget for Chesley Fire Station
• Financial Update as of December 31, 2022
• Review of Chesley Fire Board Agreement
• Chesley and Area Fire Board Year End Report

Council Meeting

Council will discuss the draft 2023 Operating and Capital Budget and review several staff reports regarding water operations and drainage loans. The meeting also includes presentations on municipal innovation and development planning.

• Draft 2023 Operating and Capital Budget (SRFIN.23.01)
• Water Operations Truck Purchase (SRWS.23.02)
• Tile Drainage Loan Applications for Concession 4, PT LOT 9 and LT 8 PT LOT 7, Elderslie
• By-law 01-2023 - Fire Marque
• By-law 02-2023 Tile Loan Debenture 2023-02 Rating Bylaw

Council provided support for Abundant Solar Energy Inc. to propose a battery energy storage system at 60 Industrial Park Drive. The meeting also included approvals for tile drainage loans and the purchase of a new water operations truck.

• Supported Abundant Solar Energy Inc. proposal for battery energy storage at 60 Industrial Park Drive
• Approved $50,000 tile drainage loan for Maxwell Beef Farms Ltd. (Part Lot 9, Concession 4)
• Approved $50,000 tile drainage loan for George D. Maxwell (Part Lot 7 and Lot 8, Concession 4)
• Approved $53,102.18 purchase of 2022 K1500 Silverado for Water/Sewer Operations
• Approved letter of support for Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce
• Passed By-law 01-2023 for Fire Department cost recovery fees via Fire Marque
• Passed By-law 02-2023 to impose special annual drainage rates for tile loans
• Approved attendance of Deputy Mayor Shaw and Councillor Penner at Clean Energy Frontier Summit