Welcome to my blog!  MY primary objective is to alert my constituents and others in King Township about issues being reviewed at the upcoming Council meetings.  I do this as I believe the quality of Council decisions is enhanced when the public is engaged.  I hope that residents will make deputations and/or send emails to Council to express their opinion and/or to ask important questions.  Also, I include notice of meetings and events which I think are particularly important.   I welcome your comments, whether you agree or not with me, and only edit to eliminate inappropriate language.

Recent Posts

Bill 109 is poor legislation

As I have posted earlier there are serious problems with Bill 109, the More Homes For Everyone Act.    Its disrespectful of municipalities, its undermines the ability of municipalities to plan sustainable communities and it is not an answer to the housing crisis.  The fact that it received royal assent BEFORE the consultation period ended is also objectionable. At the April 25 Council meeting...

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Twshp Wide Recreation Centre

The Township of King broke ground today on a Township-Wide Community Centre in King City, which is made possible with funding support from the federal and provincial governments, Seneca and local developers.  Scheduled to open in 2024, the centre will feature 124,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor facilities and is being constructed on 25 acres at the southeast corner of Seneca’s King...

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Surplus Building: Kettleby-Pottageville Lions Hall

On April 25 council agenda there is a staff report recommending that the Kettleby-Pottageville Lions Hall be declared surplus and that the sale and marketing of the property is to be started. As reviewed in the report there are several good reasons for this action. First, it's usage has declined significantly. Secondly the capital costs required to execute the needed renovations to bring it to...

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Activity Review of Growth Management Services

On April 25 Council agenda there is a report summarizing the activities in the Growth Management Services Department. As reviewed in the report GMS is a new department incorporating 4 divisions: building, planning, by law enforcement, economic development.  Its an interesting read; and, it paints the picture of what 26 staff members are doing to serve the community. All 4 departments saw an...

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Recent Comments

  1. Thank you for explaining the process involved in reviewing and providing feedback regarding the KCCAP Debbie.