North Stormont meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

North Stormont agendas: Bridge Street sidewalk proposal, Silvercrest Farms variance hearing, amended 2026 meeting schedule

North Stormont council and its Committee of Adjustment have three meetings listed in the past two weeks, but minutes have not been published for any of them. The records reviewed are agenda summaries only, so no votes, dollar amounts or confirmed outcomes are available. The agendas point to a proposed sidewalk on Bridge Street, a minor variance hearing for Silvercrest Farms, and an amended schedule for 2026 regular council meetings.

Bridge Street sidewalk proposed

The agenda for the Oct. 13 Regular Meeting lists a proposed sidewalk on the west side of Bridge Street from Crysler George Street to Provost Street, with a flashing light crossing at Helen Street and Provost Street. The item appears as a proposal for council discussion; the agenda summary does not include a cost estimate, construction timeline or vote result.

The same agenda lists:

• By-Law 62-2026 to close an unopened road allowance between Lot 30 and 31, Concession 8, Geographic Township of Roxborough
• By-Law 63-2026 to adopt the Township of North Stormont Occupational Health and Safety Policy
• Appointment of Shade Group Inc. to update the Engineer's report for the Branch of McGreggor Municipal Drain relocation request
• Review of the third quarter variance report for the period ending September 30, 2026

Silvercrest Farms variance hearing

The Committee of Adjustment scheduled a public hearing for Oct. 16 on Minor Variance Application File No. A-2026-11 (Silvercrest Farms) regarding Zoning By-law 08-2014. According to the agenda summary, the committee will decide whether to allow construction in a restricted zone to permit a digester, pump room and storage tank. No decision from that hearing has been published.

Special meeting on 2026 meeting schedule

A Special Meeting on Oct. 22 was set to consider approval of an amended 2026 Regular Council Meetings schedule. The agenda also lists By-Law No. 65-2026 to adopt, confirm and ratify Council's actions at the October 22, 2026 special meeting. Neither item has a published outcome.

What is not yet known

All three meetings are recorded here as agenda-only, with minutes not yet published. That means the summaries above describe what was scheduled to be discussed or decided, not what was decided. No vote tallies, contract values, budget figures or final outcomes appear in the material reviewed. The absence of published minutes is a gap in the record, not evidence that no action was taken.

Residents who want the confirmed result of any item should check the township's published minutes once they are posted.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed in the provided data for the next 14 days. Readers should check the township's meeting calendar for any sessions scheduled after this period.

Finch Heights Apartments project pitched to North Stormont Council; water bylaw, land sale also discussed

North Stormont councillors heard a delegation on June 23 proposing the conversion of a former school into the municipality's first apartment building, but took no final vote as the minutes from that meeting have not yet been published.

The agenda for the regular council meeting included a request from the Finch Heights Apartments project, which is seeking a capital charge reduction and council's support for the adaptive reuse of the vacant school property. If approved, it would bring multi-unit housing to Finch for the first time.

Surplus land sale

Council also considered the sale of surplus land on roll 0411 016 00034000.0000 to D. Bender for $1,000 plus transfer costs. No vote was recorded in the agenda summary.

Water and sewage by-laws

A new Water Usage and Conservation Bylaw (By-Law 31-2026) was on the table, which would repeal and replace the existing By-Law 64-2021. Separately, council directed staff to bring forward a fee increase for the Avonmore Communal Sewage Services under By-Law 40-2026. The exact amount of the increase was not specified in the agenda.

Animal control

A draft Animal Control Bylaw was discussed, with staff directed to finalize it for consideration at the July regular meeting.

All items listed are from the June 23 agenda; the minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions have been formally recorded.

Coming up

No council meetings are currently scheduled for the next 14 days. Residents are advised to check the municipality’s official calendar for future dates.