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.

Climate Action Plan: engagement strategy

On April 11 council agenda there is a report presenting an engagement strategy for the King Climate Action Plan.  Like many I am disappointed that it has taken this long to have this plan as the Council direction to develop it was given when the Action Plan was tabled...

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Clean-Up King!

Clean-Up King!

Summary: People in King are being asked to get outside and celebrate Earth Week by taking part in the King Community Clean-Up Day on Saturday, April 22. Participants can help pick up litter to keep King’s parks, streets, ditches and neighbourhoods clean and green....

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Working with TRCA after Bill 23

On April 11 council agenda there is a staff report recommending process for working with TRCA to deliver municipally requested projects and programs in the new legislative environment which we are in following Bill 23.  As posted earlier Bill 23 significantly reduced...

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Affiliation Policy

On April 11 council agenda there is a report presenting the community group affiliation policy and user fee and subsidization policy.  It is a lengthy report title but entirely appropriate as the three policies are all connected.  Community group affiliation policy is...

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Update on Whistle Cessation

On the April11 Council agenda there is a staff report about progress on whistle cessation.  There has been excellent progress.  But I am dismayed to read that it is not going to be completed until end of 2023.  It had been my  impression that it would be implemented...

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Holland Landing: learn its history

Holland Landing: learn its history

Learn about a fascinating historic, cultural heritage site, its spiritual connection to First Nations, its central role in Indigenous and colonial activities between the Lower and Upper Great Lakes, and its critical role in the survival of a nation.  On the East...

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In Person Council meetings again!

The  Council Chambers are finally open to the public!  You can participate in the council meeting by either coming to the Municipal Centre OR by tuning into the live stream.  Procedural bylaw for the hybrid meetings was discussed at the March 20 Council meeting. ...

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Severance on Martin Street

On Council agenda for Monday April 3rd there is a staff report reviewing an application for a severance on Martin St. (see here for the meeting agenda and links to Staff report and the presentations by Staff and the proponent.)  Severances within King City urban...

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Recent Comments

 

  1. Two of your posts, Deb, left me hanging after the ... so I had to read further. Very clever enticement…

  2. Hello Bert, I agree totally with your point that there is the legislative means to ensure that designated properties are…

  3. Under the Ontario Heritage Act Building standards by-law 35.3 (1) If a by-law passed under section 15.1 of the Building…

  4. My thoughts: buildings with significant historical and architectural value deserve protection from loopholes in law. Lack of funds or will…

  5. I agree with you that Council needs to address this demolition by neglect so that it cannot happen. This should…

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

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

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

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