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.

Exciting September in King

September is going to be an exciting month in King:  informative speakers, laughter, delights for the eye and opportunities to learn about and try the electronic tools replacing combustion engines. Two interesting speakers : Sept 9 11-12pm  Asha Frost: an Indigenous...

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Canada Day in Kettleby

Canada Day in Kettleby

Its time to celebrate Canada!  Come to Kettleby on Saturday, July 1 with friends and family.  Bring your own picnic or enjoy the dependable burgers and hot dogs from King City Lions or the now famous "secret  recipe" grilled corn on the cob; and of course there is the...

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Community Planning Permit Systems

On June 15 council agenda there is a very interesting report recommending that Staff develop Community Planning Permit Systems for identified block plan areas in King Cty and Nobleton. As reviewed in the report the CPPS for each village will clearly be different but...

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Corporate Strategic Plan 2023-2026

Corporate Strategic Plan 2023-2026

A final draft of the Corporate Strategic Plan for 2023-2026 is on the June 15 agenda for approval.  Given feedback from Council in the previous meeting some small modifications have been made. Below are our priorities; to understand the Objectives for each and how we...

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Budget 2024

On June 15 council agenda there is a report about the process for establishing the 2024 budget i.e. the timeline for reviewing and approving.  In addition the report indicates that staff is estimating that the tax levy increase will be between 4% to 5% for 2024.  I do...

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Voluntary Contributions

On June 15 Council agenda there are two reports, each reviewing proposed Municipal Capital  Facility Agreements.  One with ORCA (the developer building Mansions of King)  whose voluntary contribution of $6.3 million  will be directed to the Township Wide Recreation...

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cleaning out culvert and channels

On June 15 Council agenda there is a report regarding the clean out of culverts and channels (one in Kingscross and one in Nobleton).  The report is seeking approval to single source without a RFP with TRCA.  As reviewed there is good reason for this procurement...

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Pre-Servicing at 66 Main St., Schomberg

On June 15 council agenda there is a report recommending that the Director of Public Works should be authorized to execute a pre servicing agreement for the development at 66 Main St. once there is approval of the stage 4 archaeological assessment. From reading the...

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Leafy Greens at Kinghaven

On June 15 council agenda there is a a report recommending approval of a zoning bylaw amendment  to permit a greenhouse together with other related uses on the property including an aperi at Kinghaven Farm located at 4305 King Rd. Public meeting for this application...

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What To Do With Our Roads

On June 15 council agenda there is a a report providing recommendations as to how we should maintain our road network. It includes information learned from the road needs study, a 10 year paving strategy and pavement management plan and a new gravel conversions...

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Parking on Keele and Uploading Roads

Parking on Keele and Uploading Roads

On June 15 council agenda there is a staff report including recommendations for improving traffic flow at Keele/King Road by regulating parking and for uploading two road segments to York region.  Addressing the intersection congestion is long overdue. I think the...

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Recent Comments

 

  1. I'll be there! And some of my friends too. Enjoy! Last year was an experience of a different kind, and…

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

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

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

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

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

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