News and Updates in King Township

I use this blog to inform you of issues within the Township which are being assessed at the Council table as well as tell you about events happening in the Township which are of interest.

Capital Projects and Spending the OCIF Grant

On the agenda for the February 26 council meeting there is a staff report including the quarterly review of capital projects: both those which are recommended to be closed and those which are not completed. In addition the report includes a recommendation for the 2024...

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ThinKING Sustainable Development Program

On the agenda for the February 26 council meeting there is a report presenting the final draft of the new green building standards for King Township called ThinKING Green: Sustainable Development Program. Although there continues to be limitation on our ability to...

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Hwy 11 Corridor Study

On Council Feb. 12 agenda the draft discussion paper for the Corridor study is included. I have not yet had time to review but am making a post of it to give my readers maximum notice of its inclusion in the agenda.  This agenda item will begin with a presentation. ...

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Land Disposition and Acquisition in Nobleton

On Feb. 12 Council agenda there is a report reviewing the disposition and acquisition of lands in Nobleton.  The lands being declared surplus and disposed are lands associated with the former Nobleton Junior Public schools. As always you can participate in the Council...

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Annual Report on Drinking Water Systems

On Council agenda for Feb. 16 there is the annual report for the 4 municipal drinking water systems as required.  Each year when receive this report I am so grateful to be in a municipality which is managing the water systems for the 4 villages so well.  The report is...

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Naming Rights for the TWRC

On the Council agenda there is report recommending next steps for negotiating the naming rights for the building exterior and various large interior elements of the Township Wide Recreation Centre.  As reviewed to date there are proposals valued at $2.7 million.  I am...

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Volunteer Appreciation

Each year, the Township of King hosts a Volunteer Appreciation Night to honour and celebrate one of the Township’s most important resources: its volunteers.  The nomination period for 2024 has now opened. Shine a spotlight on the unsung hero in your life who embodies...

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Meet The Mayor & Councillors

Over the next few months there will be four separate "Meet the Mayor and Councillors" meetings.  The first one is on Tuesday, February 27 6:30-8pm at the King City Library where Councillor Cescolini, Mayor Pellegrini and I will be there to meet with residents of Ward...

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Youth Opportunity Fair

Youth Opportunity Fair

I am pretty sure that most of my readers would not include themselves in the demographic of youth.  But, as I am equally sure that many of my readers are acquainted with youth I want to ensure that you know about this job fair  so you encourage participation.  Its a...

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Online Services

 King Township residents and business owners can now pay for over 35 different municipal services by credit card on the Township’s online services portal at king.ca/onlineservices. The secure portal can be conveniently accessed seven days a week at any time, and...

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Street Names in Nobleton

On January 29 Council agenda there is a staff report recommending street names for a development south 15thSDRD and east  of Hwy 27.  I really like our policy for street names:  first the technical aspect, so to speak, such as whether there is same name in the...

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Parking Restrictions in Schomberg

On January 29 Council agenda there is a staff report recommending on street parking restrictions in two areas of Schomberg.  As reviewed the changes are being made to improve public safety.

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Recent Comments

 

  1. Hello Jacqui…..your concern is very valid. This subdivision,as is case for any new one within urban boundaries of King City,are…

  2. We refer to the subdivision as “starter castles”. Our main concern is the issue of water. Are these properties on…

  3. Now that a 84 metre monstrosity has been erected directly across from this subdivision, why should there be an objection…

  4. Hi Bruce, I anticipate that my query about why three years will lead to understanding about factors other than the…

  5. Debbie, this is a good question. Three years does seem like a very long time to complete a review. I'm…

  6. The super powers granted to Mayors serve to disallow the Mayor to hide behind the excuse that Council won't approve…

  7. So, Debbie, how did this new system of 1-1 conferences with a Councillor or a Mayor work out? Did you…

  8. I prefer the usual system which I believe was from about 6 to 8 pm when more young families are…