Chatham-Kent, ON

Board of Health

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Inaugural Meeting and Swearing In Ceremony

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• Swearing‑in ceremony for newly elected council members

Committee of Adjustment

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Combined Council Meeting

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Council Meeting

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Combined Council Meeting

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Committee of Adjustment

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Committee of Adjustment

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Committee of Adjustment

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Combined Council Meeting

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Committee of Adjustment

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Board of Health

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Combined Council Meeting

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Council approved a report and potential $50,000 consultant study to evaluate Fire & Rescue staffing models and volunteer utilization. Other key actions included approving several zoning amendments and directing a study on AI data centre land use policies.

• Approved review of Fire & Rescue staffing and deployment models (12-5)
• Directed administration to report on AI data centre regulatory environment and land use (15-0)
• Approved zoning amendment for Double D Lawncare and Landscaping Ltd. (16-0)
• Approved 8-parcel residential severance and rezoning for Joaquim & Tina Da Silva (16-0)
• Denied severance and zoning amendment for William & Luise Taves (16-0)
• Approved $20,000 purchase of 0.08 acres at 25362 Big Pointe Road
• Accepted offer to purchase surplus alley land in Shrewsbury for $6.00 (17-0)
• Approved 2027-2028 Connecting Links application for St. Clair Street rehabilitation

Committee of Adjustment

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Council Meeting

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Council awarded multiple tenders for road conversions and facility design. The 2025 audited financial statements were approved, and a motion to extend the backyard chickens pilot program was defeated.

• Approved $1,841,866.90 Arnold Road Gravel Road Conversion contract (17-0)
• Approved $1,222,428.94 Allison Line Gravel Road Conversion contract (17-0)
• Approved $475,750.00 Fire Station No. 1 design services for Architecttura Inc. (15-2)
• Approved $266,224.78 Erieau Accessible Kayak Launch contract (17-0)
• Approved $196,380 Arena Feasibility Assessment for Sierra Planning and Management Inc. (17-0)
• Approved 2025 Audited Financial Statements (17-0)
• Denied extension of Backyard Chickens Pilot Program (8-9)
• Approved Traffic and Parking By-law Amendment for Blenheim Road Safety Review (17-0)

Committee of Adjustment

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• Meeting date: 2026-09-10
• Committee: Committee of Adjustment
• Department: Committee of Adjustment
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Committee of Adjustment

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Combined Council Meeting

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Chatham-Kent Council approved major infrastructure tenders, including a $3.95-million contract for the Elgin Street reconstruction and $1.64 million for intersection work at Park Avenue East and Sass Road. Council also authorized the $1.55-million purchase of 32 acres on Allison Line in Blenheim for a future sports complex and utility reservoir. Additionally, council approved purchasing 110 Sandys Street for $1.76 million to convey it to The Quiring Holding Foundation for $1.00.

• Awarded $3.95M tender to Clarke Construction Inc. for Elgin Street reconstruction (17-0)
• Approved $1.55M land acquisition on Allison Line for South Kent Ball Diamond Complex (17-0)
• Approved $1.76M purchase of 110 Sandys St. and transfer to The Quiring Holding Foundation for $1 (17-0)
• Awarded $1.64M contract for Park Ave. East and Sass Rd. intersection improvements (17-0)
• Awarded $1.22M contract to Westhoek Construction for yard waste depot renovations (17-0)
• Approved 10-year property tax increment grant for housing development at 215 Murray St. (16-0)
• Approved up to $13,880 grant for Historic Downtown Chatham BIA alley gate installation (15-1)
• Directed staff to report on security options for L.O. Stonehouse Pedestrian Bridge (16-0)

Committee of Adjustment

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Council Meeting

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Council voted 15-0 to refer the Clearville Park Review back to administration for a report with options prioritizing critical infrastructure, improving efficiency, and exploring revenue opportunities while maintaining municipal ownership. Council also approved amendments to the User Fee By-law for recreation advertising and sponsorship rates, and received the Long Term Financial Plan as information. Five notices of motion were presented for the August 10, 2026 agenda.

• Referred Clearville Park Review back to administration for options and recommendations (15-0).
• Approved amendments to By-law 159-2025 User Fee By-law for recreation advertising and sponsorship (consent agenda).
• Received Housing Maintenance Expenses report as information (consent agenda).
• Received Landlord and Tenant Board Update as information (consent agenda).
• Received Long Term Financial Plan presentation for information.
• Approved Closed Session Reports from June 22, July 13, and July 27, 2026 (15-0).
• Received Council Information Package for information.
• Gave third and final reading to by-laws amending User Fee By-law and confirming proceedings.

Combined Council Meeting

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Council approved Official Plan Amendment No. 90, updating growth management policies to plan for population, employment, and housing growth to 2051, along with a related zoning by-law amendment and the Southwest Chatham Servicing Study. Council also approved several construction tenders, including a $1.42 million contract for Dover Public Works Yard and Big Pointe Road improvements and a $1.71 million contract for Riverview Gardens Child Care Centre renovations. Additionally, Council approved a motion requiring quarterly public reports on the Chatham Hub construction project's finances and schedule.

• Approved Official Plan Amendment No. 90 and related zoning by-law for growth management to 2051.
• Approved $1,420,000 tender to Gillier Construction Inc. for Dover Public Works Yard and Big Pointe Road improvements.
• Approved $1,713,507 proposal to Vince Ferro Construction for Riverview Gardens Child Care Centre renovations.
• Approved motion for quarterly public reports on Chatham Hub construction project finances and schedule.
• Approved consent applications and zoning by-law amendments for properties on Scott Line, Rivard Line, and McNaughton Line.
• Approved $1,177,087.50 tender to Henry Heyink Construction Ltd. for Rosedale Line culvert replacement.
• Approved $797,837.00 tender to Agri-Urban Building Inc. for the Airport Maintenance Facility.
• Approved $600,000 purchase of 10 acres north of Maple Leaf Cemetery for expansion.

Board of Health

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The Chatham-Kent Board of Health approved its 2025 Annual Report and Attestation, and approved the appointment of one new member to the Chatham-Kent Food Policy Council. The Board also approved minutes from its May 25, 2026 meeting, received verbal education reports on beach water safety and a 2025 coroner's inquest, and received information reports including the Community Gardens Program and the Director's Report for Q2 2026. All motions carried; no vote tallies were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 2:55 p.m.

• Approved minutes of the May 25, 2026 Board of Health meeting (carried)
• Approved appointment of one new member to the Chatham-Kent Food Policy Council (carried)
• Approved the 2025 Annual Report and Attestation (carried)
• Received verbal reports as information (carried)
• Received information reports as information (carried)
• Received and filed items a through k, including annual reports and resolutions from other health units (carried)
• Adjourned the July 13, 2026 meeting (carried)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hold public hearings on six applications for minor variances and consents. These include requests at 204 Prince Street, 120 Erie Street South, 29305 Zone Road 4, 30035 Hale School Road, 19227 Mull Road, and 25779 Baldoon Road.

• Application for Minor Variance PL202600114 – 204 Prince Street, Harwich
• Application for Consent PL202600117 – 120 Erie Street South, Merlin
• Application for Consent PL202600099 – 29305 Zone Road 4, Zone
• Application for Consent PL202600109 – 30035 Hale School Road, Camden (Parkins Family Farms Ltd.)
• Application for Minor Variance PL202600118 – 19227 Mull Road, Harwich

Combined Council Meeting

Chatham-Kent Combined Council will meet on June 22, 2026, to discuss a zoning by-law amendment for 221 Queen Street, award several municipal construction and service contracts, and review a proposed rental renovation licence by-law.

• Zoning by-law amendment for 221 Queen Street, Highgate
• Tender award for Base Line Road Cold-In-Place Recycling
• Tender award for Dufferin Avenue Bridge Rehabilitation
• Review of Rental Renovation Licence By-law
• Business Licensing By-law Review

Council approved a Rental Renovation Licence By-law effective October 1, 2026, requiring landlords to obtain a licence per unit at a fee of $500, with implementation costs of approximately $152,365 funded from the Strategic Development Reserve. Council also directed administration to advocate for a province-wide approach to reducing renovictions. The by-law and associated user fee amendment received three readings and were finally passed.

• Approved the Rental Renovation Licence By-law and $500 per unit fee, effective October 1, 2026.
• Approved a $1M grant to the Chatham-Kent Children's Treatment Centre Foundation, converting a 2022 loan.
• Approved a $2,325,000 economic adjustment to the Medavie EMS land ambulance contract through December 31, 2029.
• Approved the new Business Licensing By-law and repealed By-law No. 151-2022.
• Approved the Climate Change Action Plan, with implementation costs referred to the 2028-2031 budget.
• Approved a consent application and zoning by-law amendment for two residential lots at 221 Queen Street, Highgate.
• Awarded a $3,929,467 tender for Base Line Road cold-in-place recycling to Huron Construction Company.
• Directed administration to report on options for transferring 110 Sandys Street and 55 Croydon Street to the Quiring Foundation.

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hear applications for consent and minor variances affecting properties in Chatham-Kent, including requests on Park Avenue West, River Line, and Tecumseh Line.

• Hearing of 13 applications for consent and minor variance
• Application for Consent PL202600043 – 1000200034 Ontario Inc. – 1001 Park Avenue West
• Application for Consent PL202600094 – Willmore Farms Ltd. – 10580 River Line
• Application for Consent PL202600089 – Joseph and Patricia Korpan – 9577 Pioneer Line
• Application for Consent PL202600093 – John Aitken – 26193 St. Clair Road

Council Meeting

Chatham-Kent Council will hear a presentation on the Strategic Housing Action Plan and consider a tender award for drainage work. Several motions are on the agenda, including a call for an arena feasibility study and relocation of the Fergie Jenkins statue. Council will also enter closed session to discuss an OLT appeal and a property sale.

• Chatham-Kent Strategic Housing Action Plan presentation
• Tender award for Contract T26-220 – Myers Drain and Pump Works
• Temporary outdoor patio application at 153 Nelson Street, Wallaceburg
• Motion by Councillor Bondy re Arena Feasibility Study
• Community Improvement Plan tax increment grant for North Shore Properties Ltd. at 13-21 Queen Street North, Tilbury

Council adopted the Strategic Housing Action Plan (2026–2050) as the municipality's long-term housing framework, with implementation costs to be referred to future budget processes. Council also awarded a $2,117,000 tender for the Myers Drain and Pump Works to Clarke Construction Inc. and approved a feasibility study for a new arena, including a 5,000-plus seat option for a potential OHL franchise. A motion to report on councillor motions and agenda pulls was defeated.

• Adopted Strategic Housing Action Plan 2026-2050 (16-0)
• Awarded $2,117,000 Myers Drain and Pump Works tender to Clarke Construction Inc. (15-0)
• Approved arena feasibility study including 2,500+ seat option (17-0)
• Approved arena feasibility study including 5,000+ seat OHL option (16-1)
• Approved CIP tax increment grant for North Shore Properties, 13-21 Queen St N, Tilbury (16-0)
• Defeated motion to report on councillor motions and agenda pulls (3-14)
• Approved delegation to apply to Canada-Ontario Development Charge Reduction Program (14-2)
• Approved directing Architecturra Inc. to hold bid for 110 Sandys St for 90 days (16-0)

Combined Council Meeting

Chatham-Kent Combined Council will meet to discuss zoning by-law amendments for three properties, including a proposed affordable housing project at 199 Westcourt Boulevard, and authorize drainage work for several drains in the municipality.

• Zoning by-law amendment for 9877 & 9879 Longwoods Road
• Zoning by-law amendment for 86 & 104 Given Road
• Zoning by-law amendment for 199 Westcourt Boulevard, Wallaceburg
• By-law to authorize drainage work for Moffatt Extension Drain
• By-law to authorize drainage work for Cyrus Huffman Drain

Council awarded the $30,943,118 construction contract for the 199 Westcourt Boulevard affordable housing project in Wallaceburg to S.E.M. Construction Limited, along with a $658,019 consulting contract amendment to Barry Bryan Associates. Council also approved three zoning by-law amendments, including one for the Westcourt site, and approved a motion directing staff to provide community input options for the Blenheim stormwater master plan. All votes were 15-0, with three councillors absent.

• Awarded $30,943,118 construction contract for 199 Westcourt affordable housing to S.E.M. Construction Limited (15-0)
• Approved $658,019 contract amendment for consulting services to Barry Bryan Associates (15-0)
• Approved zoning amendment for 199 Westcourt Blvd to allow high-density residential (15-0)
• Approved zoning amendment for 9877 & 9879 Longwoods Rd to add bakery, supermarket, farmers' market uses (15-0)
• Approved consent and zoning amendment for 86 & 104 Given Rd to sever a residential parcel (15-0)
• Approved Drainage Board recommendations from May 12, 2026 meeting (15-0)
• Approved motion for community input on Blenheim stormwater master plan (15-0)
• Approved letters of support for FOI-related resolutions from Bruce Mines and Prince Edward County

Board of Health

The Chatham-Kent Board of Health will discuss the 2026 Public Health Service Plan and approve membership for the Food Policy Council. The agenda includes updates on student nutrition and perinatal mental health support.

• Approval of Chatham-Kent Food Policy Council membership
• Submission of 2026 Public Health Service Plan
• Perinatal Mental Health Support Group 2025 Feedback
• Ontario Student Nutrition Program (OSNP) – Chatham Kent
• Director’s Report – April and May 2026

The Board approved the minutes from the March 23, 2026 meeting and received a verbal health update as information. It approved the appointment of one new member to the Chatham‑Kent Food Policy Council and adopted the 2026 Public Health Service Plan. Several reports—including perinatal mental‑health feedback, the Ontario Student Nutrition Program, and the Director’s Report—were received as information. The Board also designated four voting delegates for the 2026 alPHa Annual General Meeting.

• Approved minutes of March 23, 2026 Board meeting (Motion Carried)
• Received verbal update from Medical Officer of Health as information (Motion Carried)
• Approved appointment of one new member to the Chatham‑Kent Food Policy Council (Motion Carried)
• Approved the 2026 Chatham‑Kent Public Health Service Plan (Motion Carried)
• Received Perinatal Mental Health Support Group 2025 Feedback report as information (Motion Carried)
• Received Ontario Student Nutrition Program report as information (Motion Carried)
• Received Director’s Report for April and May 2026 as information (Motion Carried)
• Designated four voting delegates for the 2026 alPHa Annual General Meeting (Motion Carried)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hear applications for minor variances and consents regarding land use changes in Chatham-Kent. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, May 21, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers.

• Hearing of applications for expansion of legal non-conforming use at 23144 Dillon Road
• Hearing of minor variance application for 15258 Cleeves Line
• Hearing of consent application for 10660 Blind Fourth Line
• Hearing of consent application for 12596 Longwoods Road
• Hearing of minor variance application for 23067 Mull Road

Council Meeting

Chatham-Kent Council will vote on adopting 2026 tax rates and business improvement area rates, approve pavement resurfacing contracts, and consider previously postponed items including arena oversight and child care expansion.

• Adoption of 2026 Tax Rates and BIA Rates
• Pavement Resurfacing Program Contract T26-105
• Request for Proposal Award R26-169 for 110 Sandys Street
• Postponed items: Arena Oversight Committee and Child Care Expansion
• Delegation of Authority By-law

Chatham-Kent Council approved the 2026 tax rates and awarded a $6.3 million pavement resurfacing contract. The council also directed staff to investigate other options for the 110 Sandy Street redevelopment and set the status quo for sidewalk winter control.

• Approved 2026 tax rates (17-0)
• Awarded $6.3M pavement resurfacing contract to Huron Construction (15-0)
• Directed staff to investigate other options for 110 Sandy Street redevelopment (9-9)
• Awarded $498,625 design contract for 110 Sandy Street to Architecttura Inc. (10-8)
• Directed staff to proceed with status quo sidewalk winter control with minor improvements (18-0)
• Directed staff to return with financial implications for minor improvements (18-0)
• Directed staff to return with details and costs for clearing transit stops (18-0)
• Received presentation on Corporate Technology Strategic Plan for information

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will consider several applications: a Certificate of Validation for 29599 Kimball Road, minor variances for 21 Forrest Street and 9 Sarah Crescent, and consents for 20572 Duart Road, 21325 Harbour Road, and 11455 Front Line. The meeting also includes a hearing on changes to conditions of provisional consents and other business.

• Certificate of Validation – 29599 Kimball Road (Community of Chatham)
• Minor Variance – 21 Forrest Street (Community of Tilbury)
• Consent – 20572 Duart Road (Community of Orford)
• Consent – 21325 Harbour Road (Community of Wheatley)
• Minor Variance – 9 Sarah Crescent (Community of Chatham)

Combined Council Meeting

Chatham-Kent Council will decide whether to proceed with the Waste to Energy project and vote on several zoning by-law amendments. The meeting also includes reports on drainage, infrastructure, and community funding.

• Waste to Energy Project Go/No-Go decision
• Zoning by-law amendments for 7 properties
• Official Plan amendment regarding housing
• Tender award for Park Avenue Business Centre renovations
• By-law to set 2026 tax ratios

The council moved and seconded a motion to approve four consent applications (files B-77/25, B-13/26, B-15/26, B-14/25) and the related Zoning By-law Amendment D-14 HO/44/25/A for land in the Community of Howard. The motion carried unanimously with a 17‑to‑0 vote; Councillor Hall was absent. No deputations were received on any of the applications.

• Approved Consent application B-77/25 for a 21.83 ha agricultural parcel (17‑0)
• Approved Consent application B-13/26 for a 21.77 ha agricultural parcel with easement (17‑0)
• Approved Consent application B-15/26 for a 0.98 ha surplus dwelling lot and related zoning changes (17‑0)
• Approved Consent application B-14/25 for a permanent easement (17‑0)
• Approved Zoning By-law Amendment D-14 HO/44/25/A (17‑0)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment meeting on April 23, 2026, will hear 11 applications for consents and minor variances across Chatham-Kent. Each application will be considered based on planning staff reports. No other substantive business is scheduled beyond agenda routine items.

• Application for consent PL202600058 by Frances & John Farrell at 29702 Zone Road 2 (East Kent)
• Application for minor variance PL202600033 by Community Living Wallaceburg at 1005 Dufferin Avenue
• Applications for consent and minor variance PL202600037 by AVR Investments Inc. & 2309657 Ontario Limited at 5933 Rivard Line (North Kent)
• Application for minor variance PL202600048 by 2853623 Ontario Inc. at 390 Wellington Street West (Chatham)
• Application for consent PL202600027 – Estate of Karen Hellerman at 236 Grand Avenue East (Chatham)

Council Meeting

Chatham-Kent Council will discuss council member pay for the 2026-2030 term and consider a new noise by-law. The meeting includes reviews of emergency housing options, substance use treatment, and several property purchase offers.

• Proposed new Noise By-Law and amendments to the Sign By-Law
• Council Remuneration recommendations for the 2026-2030 term
• Offer to purchase property at Harbour Rd., Wheatley and 273 Main St., Dresden
• Tender awards for maintenance gravel (T26-103), dust suppressants (T26-104), and culvert replacement on Longwoods Road (T24-323)
• Zoning By-law amendment for 11410598 Canada Incorporated

Council approved $1,559,061 for the purchase of three new snowplow/salter units, funded from the Municipal Fleet Reserve. It also directed administration to prepare reports on low-barrier emergency housing, a municipally supported substance use recovery home modeled after Ryan's House, and a consultant-led evaluation of the encampment response protocol. All items from the postponed March 23 meeting were resolved. The consent agenda containing various board minutes and contract awards was approved.

• Approved $1,559,061 for three new snowplow/salter units (13-2)
• Directed report on low-barrier emergency housing operations (15-0)
• Directed report on establishing a municipally supported substance use recovery home modeled after Ryan's House in Sarnia (15-0)
• Authorized RFP up to $55,000 for independent evaluation of encampment response and Pathways on Park project (15-0)
• Approved consent agenda including board minutes, contract awards, and other items (16-0)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hear a series of land‑use applications. Items include minor variance requests and consent applications for properties in Ridge, Harwich, Raleigh, Howard, and Chatham. The committee will consider each application and the attached planning reports.

• Minor variance – 83 Erie Street North (John & Beverly Zandstra)
• Consent – 11044 Fairview Line (Estate of Helen Mary Zimmer)
• Consent – 7851 Ninth Line (Flook Farms Limited)
• Minor variance – 67 Pine Street (Top Quality Rentals Inc.)
• Minor variance – 43 & 49 Taylor Avenue (Foundation Capital Holdings Limited)

Combined Council Meeting

The council will consider and vote on a series of Official Plan and Zoning By‑law amendment applications for properties in Tilbury, Harwich, Chatham, Howard and the City of Chatham. It will also receive a single‑source contract award for a fibre‑reinforced surface treatment and review a presentation on the Waste‑to‑Energy project. A motion will be considered to bring high‑speed fibre internet to Ridgetown.

• Official Plan Amendment (OPA No. 86) and Zoning By‑law amendment for 3575 Queen’s Line and 25 Centre Street East, Tilbury (Anrika Holdings Inc. & Green Spot Holdings Inc.)
• Zoning By‑law amendment applications for Willmore Farms Ltd. (Maynard Line, Harwich), Matthew & Kathryn Korpan (10962 Merritt Line, Chatham), and Derek Rumble & Sara Peternel (135 Semenyn Avenue, Chatham)
• Single Source Award – Contract T26-102A – Fibre Reinforced Surface Treatment
• Motion by Councillor Ceccacci to request high‑speed fibre internet for Ridgetown
• Lease Agreement for the second floor of 66 Regent Street, Blenheim

The council approved an Official Plan amendment and a related zoning by‑law amendment for 3575 Queen’s Line and 25 Centre Street East with a 16‑to‑0 vote. It also approved consent applications and zoning amendments for properties on Maynard Line in Harwich and Merritt Line in Chatham, each by a 17‑to‑0 vote. An application for 12209 Beechwood Line was postponed to the April 27 2026 meeting, and a zoning amendment for 135 Semenyn Avenue was rejected by a 15‑to‑0 vote.

• Approved Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By‑law amendment for 3575 Queen’s Line and 25 Centre Street East (16‑0)
• Approved consent and Zoning By‑law amendment for Maynard Line, Harwich (17‑0)
• Approved consent and Zoning By‑law amendment for 10962 Merritt Line, Chatham (17‑0)
• Postponed application for 12209 Beechwood Line to April 27 2026 (17‑0)
• Rejected zoning amendment for 135 Semenyn Avenue, Chatham (15‑0)

Board of Health

The Chatham-Kent Board of Health will meet to approve the Chatham-Kent Food Policy Council membership and review Infection Prevention and Control Hub funding. The agenda also includes receiving updates on food affordability and various health unit resolutions.

• Chatham-Kent Food Policy Council Membership Approval
• Infection Prevention and Control Hub Funding
• Food Policy Council Minutes from 2025
• Monitoring Food Affordability and Household Food Insecurity
• Director’s Report February and March 2026

The Board approved appointing two new members to the Chatham‑Kent Food Policy Council. It also approved hiring a permanent 1.0 FTE public health nurse to support the Infection Prevention and Control Hub. Minutes from the Food Policy Council meetings (May, September, November 2025) were approved, and a motion was approved to have the Council bring a Notice of Motion on Bill S‑206 to the municipal council. The Board supported Councillor Carmen McGregor’s nomination to the alPHa Board of Directors.

• Approved appointment of two new members to the Chatham‑Kent Food Policy Council (Motion Carried)
• Approved hiring a permanent 1.0 FTE public health nurse for the Infection Prevention and Control Hub (Motion Carried)
• Approved Food Policy Council minutes from May, September, and November 2025 (Motion Carried)
• Approved that the Food Policy Council bring a Notice of Motion on Bill S‑206 to the municipal council (Motion Carried)
• Approved nomination of Councillor Carmen McGregor to a two‑year term on the alPHa Board of Directors (Motion Carried)