Chatham-Kent public meetings in 2024
32 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Combined Council Meeting
The Combined Council will consider several by‑law amendments, including two zoning by‑law changes for John & Judy Pickard and RJM Holdings Limited, and two Official Plan amendments for 50 Indian Creek Road West and 255 Lark Street. It will also vote on a series of road‑dedication by‑laws covering lines such as Corktown, Dashwheel, Harwich, Howard, Pioneer, Queen’s, Smoke, Talbot Trail and Tecumseh. Additional items include tender awards, a motion on non‑union hires, and updates on housing and planning projects.
- By‑law to amend Zoning By‑law 216‑2009 for John & Judy Pickard (CityView # PL202400147)
- By‑law to amend Zoning By‑law 216‑2009 for RJM Holdings Limited (CityView # PL202400057)
- By‑law to adopt Official Plan Amendment No. 83 for 50 Indian Creek Road West (CityView # PL202400135)
- By‑law to adopt Official Plan Amendment No. 81 for 255 Lark Street (CityView # PL202400089)
- Road dedication by‑laws for multiple lines (Corktown, Dashwheel, Harwich, Howard, Pioneer, Queen’s, Smoke, Talbot Trail, Tecumseh)
Council approved a 15-member council composition option (10-7) after a 13-member option was defeated, and approved a 160-unit stacked townhouse development at 255 Lark Street, Chatham, including a separate vote to prohibit access to Partridge Crescent (10-6). Council also approved several zoning and official plan amendments, including a rural retreat at 7910 Talbot Trail and a consent for a surplus dwelling at 23569 Kent Bridge Road. A motion to require council approval for non-union hires over $100,000 was defeated (3-13).
- Approved 15-member council option (10-7)
- Defeated 13-member council option (7-10)
- Approved OPA 81 and zoning for 160-unit stacked townhouse at 255 Lark St (16-0)
- Approved prohibition of access to Partridge Crescent (10-6)
- Approved zoning for rural retreat at 7910 Talbot Trail (17-0)
- Approved OPA 83 for 50 Indian Creek Road West (17-0)
- Approved consent and zoning for surplus dwelling at 23569 Kent Bridge Road (17-0)
- Defeated motion requiring council approval for non-union hires over $100k (3-13)
Council Meeting
Chatham-Kent Council is meeting to decide on the 2025 interim tax levy, borrowing by-laws, and updates to traffic and parking regulations. The body will also review tender awards for drain enclosures and improvements, as well as several motions regarding social services and healthcare access.
- 2025 Interim Tax Levy, Due Dates, and Borrowing By-laws
- Tender Awards for Gillespie Cameron Drain Enclosure (T24-283), Gillespie Drain Enclosure (T24-284), and Grant Drain and Branch Improvements (T24-241)
- Traffic and Parking By-law updates for subdivisions in Blenheim, Chatham, Dresden, and Tilbury
- Land Ambulance Service Contract
- Operating agreements for Bothwell Arena Canteen and Old Czech Hall
Council approved a $420,000 Primary Care Family Physician Incentive reserve funded from the Strategic Reserve, and authorized an additional $65,250 to extend Hope Haven's winter warming services to February 28, 2025. Council also supported motions for a basic income guarantee and federal funding for encampments, and passed several by-laws including the 2025 interim tax levy and traffic/parking amendments.
- Approved $420,000 Primary Care Family Physician Incentive reserve (18-0)
- Approved $65,250 extension of Hope Haven winter warming centre (17-0, 1 conflict)
- Supported basic income guarantee motion (15-3)
- Endorsed request for federal encampment/homelessness funding (18-0)
- Approved Entegrus 2023 financial statements and board appointments (18-0)
- Approved 2025 interim tax levy and borrowing by-laws (18-0)
- Amended Traffic and Parking By-law 245-2004 (18-0)
- Approved IT mutual aid agreements (15-0, 3 absent)
Board of Health
The Chatham-Kent Board of Health is meeting to determine its 2025 meeting schedule and review a report on food insecurity and the 2024 Nutritious Food Basket. The board will also receive updates from the Medical Officer of Health and review reports on harm reduction and emergency preparedness.
- Board of Health 2025 Meeting Schedule
- Report on Food Insecurity and the 2024 Nutritious Food Basket
- Update from the Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Shanker Nesathurai
- Correspondence regarding Harm Reduction in Ontario
- Correspondence regarding the Walport Report and Provincial Emergency Preparedness
Council Meeting
The Chatham‑Kent Council meeting on November 27, 2024 will open with standard procedural items, followed by disclosures of pecuniary interest. The primary substantive agenda item is the discussion of the 2025 budget. The meeting will conclude with a resolution to adjourn and schedule the next session.
- Call to Order and standard procedural openings
- Disclosures of pecuniary interest for open‑session items
- Discussion of the 2025 municipal budget
- Resolution to adjourn and set the next meeting for December 9, 2024
Budget Committee Meeting
The Budget Committee is meeting to discuss the Operating Budget. The meeting includes a notice regarding the intention to adopt the 2025 Annual Budget Update.
- Operating Budget discussion
- 2025 Annual Budget Update adoption process
Budget Committee Meeting
The Chatham‑Kent Budget Committee will consider the Capital Budget, including new projects and the Asset Management Plan, and the Operating Budget for the municipality. After public items such as presentations and deputations, the committee will enter a closed session to discuss personal and employee matters covered by the Municipal Act. The meeting will conclude with an adjournment.
- Capital Budget – Capital New & Capital AMP (Asset Management Plan)
- Operating Budget discussion
- Closed Session for personal/employee matters under Municipal Act
- Deputations – public comments on agenda items
- Presentation of new information
Combined Council Meeting
Chatham-Kent Council will meet to discuss zoning by-law amendments for several properties, including Paling Dawn Farms and Clarke Developments, and consider a permanent road closure at Zone Rd. 10.
- Zoning by-law amendment for Paling Dawn Farms Incorporated at 10793 Brook Line
- Zoning by-law amendment for Clarke Developments Corporation Inc. at Warwick Street & Cecil Street South
- Permanent closure of Zone Rd. 10 at the Canadian National Railway Crossing
- Extension of Risk Management Services Agreement with the Essex Region Conservation Authority
- Request for Approval – T24-290 – Transitional Housing - Site Services
Committee of Adjustment
The Chatham‑Kent Committee of Adjustment will hear three applications: two minor variances and one consent. The applications involve property at 166 St. George Street in Harwich (South Kent), 84 Bloomington Way in Chatham (City), and 29182 Zone Road 4 in Zone (East Kent). The Committee will consider whether to approve the requested changes to zoning and land use.
- Minor Variance PL202400132 – Valerie Geroux, 166 St. George Street, Harwich (South Kent)
- Minor Variance PL202400148 – Jodamar Properties Ltd., 84 Bloomington Way, Chatham (City)
- Consent PL202400141 – David & Scott Stocking, 29182 Zone Road 4, Zone (East Kent)
Budget Committee Meeting
The Chatham‑Kent Budget Committee will present the 2025 Annual Operating Budget Update and the 2025 Annual Capital Budget Update. It will consider a response to Councillor Doyle’s motion for a 7.5% departmental budget decrease, along with related efficiency and revenue recommendations. The committee will also hear budget direction suggestions from council members and any deputations submitted for items on the agenda.
- 2025 Annual Operating Budget Update presentation (Item 4)
- 2025 Annual Capital Budget Update presentation (Item 5)
- Response to Councillor Doyle Motion – 7.5% departmental budget decrease (Item 7) with three attached PDFs
- 2025 Budget Direction Suggestions from Council (Item 8) with two attached PDFs
- Deputations – public presentations on agenda items (Item 6)
Council Meeting
Chatham-Kent Council is discussing a second report on ward boundaries and council composition. The body is also considering a pilot program for a backyard chickens by-law in rural and village residential zones.
- Backyard Chickens By-law pilot program for Rural and Village Residential Zones
- Ward Boundary and Council Composition Review second report
- Tender awards for Cultural Centre Roof Replacement and East Branch Scafe Drain Enclosure
- Offer to Purchase for 15231 Thomson Line, Community of Duart
- Recommendations for ongoing encampment supports and responses
Board of Health
The Chatham‑Kent Board of Health will receive updates on the infectious diseases program and a verbal report from the Medical Officer of Health. It will review recent minutes from the Chatham‑Kent Food Policy Council and discuss the 2024‑25 Public Health Risk Management Plan. Several information reports will be received, including an infectious diseases annual summary, new nicotine‑replacement therapy measures for youth, and support for continued free well‑water testing. The meeting will also set the date for the next regular board session.
- Infectious Diseases Program Update – presentation by Marnie Van Vlymen
- Update from the Medical Officer of Health – verbal report by Dr. Shanker Nesathurai
- Review of Chatham‑Kent Food Policy Council minutes (Jan, Apr, May, Sep, Nov 2023‑2024)
- Discussion of Chatham‑Kent Public Health Risk Management Plan 2024‑25
- Information reports: Infectious Diseases Annual Summary, nicotine‑replacement therapy youth measures, and support for free well‑water testing
Combined Council Meeting
The Combined Council will discuss updates on the Chatham-Kent Community Hub and a pilot program for backyard chickens in rural and village residential zones. The meeting also includes planning amendments for South Wheatley and 15162 Longwoods Road, as well as various drainage and stormwater infrastructure updates.
- Backyard Chickens By-law pilot program for Rural and Village Residential Zones
- Official Plan Amendment No. 82 and Zoning By-law Amendment for South Wheatley Secondary Plan
- Official Plan Amendment 74 and Zoning By-law Amendment for 15162 Longwoods Road
- Tender award R24-261 for the Transitional Cabins Chatham Project
- Waste Management Facilities By-law
Council Meeting
The Chatham‑Kent Council will consider a preliminary report on ward boundaries and council composition. It will also approve the purchase of two tandem‑axle dump trucks with snow equipment. Additional items include an affordable housing land acquisition at 110 Sandys Street, a motion for a 7.5% departmental budget decrease, and a road safety education campaign motion.
- Tender award: purchase of two tandem‑axle dump trucks with snow equipment
- Ward boundary and council composition review – preliminary report
- Building and land acquisition for affordable housing at 110 Sandys Street, Chatham
- Motion by Councillor Doyle for a 7.5% departmental budgetary annual decrease
- Motion by Councillor Ceccacci on Road Safety Action Plan education campaign
Combined Council Meeting
The Combined Council Meeting will address three zoning by-law amendments and several road dedication bylaws. The body will also review a report on sidewalk lighting and a motion regarding Rondeau Park Barrier Beach.
- Zoning by-law amendments for 140 Main Street West, 15402 Selton Line, and 9808 Base Line
- Road dedication bylaws for Rosewood Cres, Centre Side Rd, and Tuscany Trail
- Six-month extension for Housing Assets Rosters
- Information report on Sidewalk Lighting Level of Service
- Motion by Councillor Ceccacci regarding Rondeau Park Barrier Beach
Board of Health
The Chatham‑Kent Board of Health will review the June 17, 2024 meeting minutes, disclose any pecuniary interests, and receive several information reports. A key item is an education and training presentation titled “Truth and Reconciliation Through a Public Health Lens” by Dr. Shanker Nesathurai and Carina Caryn. Additional reports include the July‑September Directors Report, an alPHa summer information break, and a wastewater surveillance document from Minister Jones Khanjin.
- Education and Training – Truth and Reconciliation Through a Public Health Lens (presentation by Dr. Shanker Nesathurai and Carina Caryn)
- Directors Report July‑September 2024 (Q3 report)
- Association of Local Public Health Agencies (alPHa) Information Break – Summer 2024
- Wastewater Surveillance – document from Minister Jones Khanjin
- Minutes of the Board Meeting of June 17, 2024
Council Meeting
The Chatham‑Kent Council will consider multiple tender awards, including projects for transitional cabins, snow removal, intersection improvements, and a single‑source purchase of washers and dryers. It will also review updates on the Wheatley revitalization, the Dream Field project, and a cooperative purchase for a business continuity program. Several drainage‑work by‑laws and a speed‑limit amendment for Queens Line and Merlin Road will receive third and final readings.
- R24‑261 award for the Transitional Cabins Chatham Project (RFP)
- T24‑152 contract award for Snow Removal and Winter Maintenance
- R24‑217 award for Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements (RFP)
- Single‑source purchase of washers and dryers for Riverview Gardens
- Third and Final Reading of drainage work by‑laws and amendment to speed‑limit by‑law on Queens Line and Merlin Road
Council awarded a $2,295,030.00 contract to NOW Housing for 50 transitional cabins and related structures, funded partly by a 15-year internal debenture. It also awarded a $6,587,593.77 contract to Huron Construction for Queens Line and Merlin Road intersection improvements, and a $122,707.36 per-event snow removal contract. A new procedure by-law and multi-year budget policy were approved, repealing the previous procedure by-law.
- Awarded $2,295,030.00 transitional cabins contract to NOW Housing (15-1)
- Awarded $6,587,593.77 Queens Line/Merlin Road intersection contract to Huron Construction (15-1)
- Awarded $122,707.36 per-event snow removal contract to multiple contractors (15-0, 1 conflict)
- Approved new Procedure By-law and Multi-Year Budget Policy (15-0)
- Approved consent agenda items including washers/dryers at Riverview Gardens and speed limit by-law (16-0)
- Approved September 9, 2024 Closed Session Report (16-0)
- Received Wheatley Revitalization Update as information
- Received Chatham-Kent Dream Field Project Update as information
Combined Council Meeting
The Combined Council will vote on several procurement contracts, including a professional services roster, a bridge rehabilitation amendment, airport lighting works, and ambulance purchases. It will also consider a zoning by‑law amendment (PL202400084) for a property at 14263 Talbot Trail in the Community of Orford. Additional items include finance reports, a housing plan update, and various drainage by‑law readings.
- Tender Award – Contract R24-160 – Professional Services Roster
- Contract Amendment – Contract T23-217 – LO Stonehouse Memorial Walk Bridge Rehabilitation
- RFP Award – Contract R24-255 – Chatham‑Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway and Apron Lighting
- Sole Source – Purchase of Two Land Ambulances
- Zoning By‑law Amendment PL202400084 – Earle Johnson and Maisie Holloway‑Johnson, 14263 Talbot Trail
Combined Council Meeting
The Combined Council is reviewing requests for proposals for housing needs and design for affordable housing on Redwood Crescent and Eugenie Street. The meeting also includes discussions on rural housing options, streetlight replacement in Wallaceburg, and various drainage and traffic by-laws.
- RFP for design of affordable housing at Redwood Crescent and Eugenie Street
- Contract award for Downtown Wallaceburg Streetlight Replacement Project
- Property acquisition of 17 Elm St., Wheatley
- Offer to purchase property PIN 00776 0001, Town Line, Pain Court
- Traffic by-law updates for Erieau Road and the intersection of Victoria Street and London Road
Combined Council Meeting
The meeting includes reviews of zoning by-law amendments in Ridgetown and Merlin. Council will also consider updates to leaf and yard waste collection and proposed dog off-leash areas in Blenheim and Tilbury. Additionally, the agenda covers the Corktown Line Waterline Project and hot mix resurfacing contracts.
- Zoning by-law amendments for properties in Ridgetown and Merlin
- Tender award for Hot Mix Resurfacing (Contract T24-105)
- Updates to leaf and yard waste collection services
- Preliminary assessing by-law for the Corktown Line Waterline Project
- Proposed dog off-leash recreation areas in Blenheim and Tilbury
Board of Health
The Board of Health will consider a revision to its meeting schedule and review funding for an Infection Control and Prevention Hub. The meeting also includes updates on vector-borne disease surveillance and the Director's Q2 2024 report.
- Board of Health meeting schedule revision
- Infection Control and Prevention (IPAC) Hub funding
- Director's Report for Q2 2024
- Vector Borne Disease Surveillance Update
Council Meeting
The Council will receive an information report regarding the Municipal Encampment Protocol. The agenda also includes a presentation on the 2024 Fire Master Plan and updates on budget methodology. Several contract awards for infrastructure and medical equipment are scheduled.
- Presentation of the 2024 Fire Master Plan
- Review of Municipal Encampment Protocol
- Contract award for 4th Concession Line culvert replacement
- Medical equipment and bed replacement awards for Riverview Gardens
- Update on Highway 401 tourism signage
Combined Council Meeting
Chatham-Kent Council will consider six zoning by-law amendments for properties in Romney, Harwich, Thamesville, Chatham, and Ridgetown, along with contract awards and amendments for road rehabilitation on Dufferin Avenue, Wyandott Street, Cathcart Street, and Longwoods Road. The agenda also includes information reports on a proposed landfill, urban backyard chickens, and a ward boundary review motion.
- Zoning by-law amendments for 2759 Talbot Trail, 19699 Erieau Road, 97 Victoria Street, 861 & 863 Charing Cross Road, 118 Sheldon Avenue, and 430 Indian Creek Road West
- Contract amendment for Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation (T23-191)
- Tender award for Wyandott Street Reconstruction, Chatham (T23-230)
- Tender award for Cathcart Street Reconstruction, Ridgetown (T24-199)
- Information report on York1 Environmental Waste Solutions proposed landfill at 29831 Irish School Road
Council Meeting
Council will consider several items including a motion on proposed tree removal from Erieau and Victoria Avenue, a closed-session discussion on acquiring land for affordable housing in Chatham, and an update on the Chatham-Kent Police Service's CCTV project 'Birds Eye View'. The agenda also includes multiple tender awards for road resurfacing and storm pump station improvements, and a motion to review municipal day camps.
- Motion by Councillor Bondy re proposed removal of trees from Erieau and Victoria Avenue
- Closed session item: proposed acquisition of land for a potential affordable housing location in Chatham
- CKPS CCTV project 'Birds Eye View' update
- Tender award for Contract T24-105W – Hot-Mix Resurfacing in Tilbury and Wheatley
- Tender award for Contract T24-180 – McDonald-Tap Storm Pump Station Improvements in Wallaceburg
Board of Health
The Chatham-Kent Board of Health will consider the 2023 audited financial statements for the public health division and receive information reports on a peer-to-peer support network and a verbal update from the Medical Officer of Health. Correspondence on a national school food program, nicotine pouch regulation, and additional base funding for the health unit will also be received and filed.
- Review of Chatham-Kent Public Health 2023 audited financial statements
- Presentation on Peer to Peer Support Network by Public Health Nurse Jordynne Lindsay
- Verbal Medical Officer of Health update by Dr. Shanker Nesathurai
- Correspondence regarding National Framework for a School Food Program Act
- Correspondence on recommendations for government regulation of nicotine pouches
Combined Council Meeting
Council will vote on the 2024 tax rates and BIA rates for Blenheim, Chatham, Dresden, Ridgetown, Tilbury, Wallaceburg, and Wheatley. They will also decide on six zoning by-law amendments, including for a recovery home at 20 Joseph Street in Chatham and a property at 575 Queen Street. Other items include awarding a contract for a ward boundary review and a tender for Bear Line Regional Park Phase 1.
- 2024 tax rates and BIA rates by-laws for seven business improvement areas
- Zoning by-law amendment for Journeys Recovery Home at 20 Joseph Street, Chatham
- Zoning by-law amendment for 2472111 Ontario Inc. at 575 Queen Street, Chatham
- Award of RFP R24-211 for Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review
- Tender award for Bear Line Regional Park Phase 1 (Contract T24-186)
Council Meeting
Council will discuss a motion by Councillor Harrigan to expand housing options in rural areas. Other items include tender awards for road and sewer projects, a report on municipal museums, and a proposal for a mobile stage pilot. The meeting also covers routine approvals of minutes, by-laws, and appointments.
- Motion by Councillor Harrigan re Expanding Housing Options and Opportunities in Rural Areas
- Tender Award – Contract T23-219 – Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction
- Tender Award – Contract T24-166 – Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction, Wallaceburg
- Mainstreet Credit Union Mobile Stage Launch & Pilot Fees
- Entegrus 2023 Special Dividend
Combined Council Meeting
Council will consider five planning applications including zoning by-law amendments for properties on Lagoon Road, King Street North, Keil Drive South, and Indian Creek Road West, plus Official Plan Amendment 80 for the Wallaceburg South Side Secondary Plan. A public hearing was already held on the 2024 water and wastewater development charges by-law. Council will also receive a presentation on the Chatham-Kent Community Drug Strategy and a motion on financial accountability for the Old Sears proposal.
- Zoning by-law amendment for 1158912 Ontario Ltd. at 19060, 19120 & 19132 Lagoon Road, Harwich
- Zoning by-law amendment for Estate of Conrad Douglas Rowe at 334 & 336 King Street North, Highgate
- Zoning by-law amendment for 1000027320 Ontario Inc. at 460 Keil Drive South, Chatham
- Zoning by-law amendment for 1268236 Ontario Inc. at 430 Indian Creek Road West, Chatham
- Official Plan Amendment 80 – Wallaceburg South Side Secondary Plan
Committee of Adjustment
The Committee of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on seven applications, including one consent and six minor variances, for properties in Chatham, Raleigh, Highgate, Harwich, and Tilbury East. The meeting is scheduled for March 7, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. in Council Chambers, Chatham-Kent Civic Centre. No decisions or outcomes are recorded in the agenda; the items are listed for discussion and hearing only.
- Consent and minor variance application PL202300277 – 1000092059 Ontario Inc. for 360 & 364 Grand Avenue East, Chatham
- Minor variance PL202300272 – Robert & Billie-Leigh Glenn for 19212 Sleepy Hollow Road, Raleigh
- Minor variance PL202400010 – 2651346 Ontario Inc. for 146 Queen Street, Chatham
- Minor variance PL202300179 – Alexander Long for 95 Main Street West, Highgate
- Minor variance PL202400024 – John & Patricia Planting for 1120 Post Point Lane, Harwich (Erieau)
Council Meeting
Council will vote on 2024 water and wastewater development charges, consider an offer to purchase a parcel on Sinclair Rd in Tilbury, and receive updates on a public health merger and a waste-to-energy project. Several by-laws for road dedications and bylaw enforcement officer appointments are also on the agenda.
- 2024 Water and Wastewater Development Charges and Part 12, Municipal Act 2001
- Offer to Purchase – Part of Property Identification Number 00790 0081, Sinclair Rd, Community of Tilbury
- Public Health Merger Update (information report)
- Waste to Energy Project Update #3
- Request for Proposal R23-242 Award – Virtual Call Centre Software Replacement
Combined Council Meeting
Chatham-Kent Council is meeting to decide on four zoning by-law amendments and consent applications, award contracts including a sole-source software license renewal, and discuss several information reports and motions. The agenda includes a closed session for solicitor-client privileged advice on a York1 Environmental Waste Solutions proposal. Council will also consider by-laws for drainage rates, records retention, and meeting confirmation.
- Zoning amendments for Raleigh Mobile Homes Ltd. (22220 Charing Cross Road), Hacienda North Farms Inc. (2517 Talbot Trail), Jenkins and Basden (837 Gregory Drive East), and Community Living Chatham-Kent (130 Sass Road)
- Sole source contract for Boomi Integration Platform License Renewal
- Animal Control and Pound Services RFP #23-158
- Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-03
- Community Improvement Plan grants for 151-157 King Street West and 331 James Street
Council Meeting
Chatham-Kent Council will meet on February 5, 2024, to consider a range of items including a closed-session discussion on land acquisition related to the Wheatley explosion, a Hydro One projects update, and several reports and by-laws. The agenda includes consent items, tender awards, and various departmental updates. Notable items include a proposed land acquisition for Public Works, a feasibility study for brownfield remediation for affordable housing, and the 2024-2026 vehicle replacement list.
- Closed session: proposed land acquisition related to Wheatley Explosion
- RFP award R23-308: Building Condition Assessments (Municipal Facilities)
- Single source: Dillon Consulting for Phase II Environmental Site Assessment for affordable housing
- Land acquisition: Public Works Operations Chatham Site, 700 Park Avenue East
- 2024-2026 Municipal Vehicle and Equipment Replacement List
Combined Council Meeting
Chatham-Kent Council will hold a combined meeting on January 15, 2024, starting with a closed session for legal and negotiation matters. The open session includes decisions on three zoning by-law amendments, a draft plan of subdivision, and several infrastructure and service items. Key discussions involve committing funding for a community housing build at 36 McGeorge Street, purchasing part of the Downtown Chatham Centre property, and addressing the housing and homelessness crisis.
- Commit Year 5 COCHI and OPHI funding to 36 McGeorge Street community housing build
- Purchase of part of the Downtown Chatham Centre property from 100 King Street Holdings Inc.
- Application for Draft Plan of Subdivision PL202300254 – DS Clarke Developments Inc. on Marlborough Street North & Nazarene Road, Blenheim
- Application for Zoning By-law Amendment PL202300268 – Safa Sam Gunsar at 22108 Bloomfield Road, Raleigh
- Contract amendment for Victoria Avenue hydro conversion and street light replacement in Chatham