On Monday February 1 there is a Council Public Planning Meeting.  (Recall: starting this year there is an additional council meeting each month exclusively for holding the statutory public meetings.)  The Public meeting on Feb. 1 is for an application to erect a day...

King Township is in the process of updating its Site Alteration By-law.  The By-law is designed to limit activities, such as removing or adding soil, which might change the level of a homeowner’s land. Changing the land’s surface, or grade, could interfere with the...

I posted earlier that King has designated Eaton Hall as a municipal capital facility.  Seneca President David Agnew has now announced that "Seneca is delighted to be partnering with Peter & Pauls Hospitality Group to rejuvenate Eaton Hall as a world-class dining,...

Monday January 25 at 5 pm there is Council working session on the budget.  This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the operating and capital budget particularly if you were not able to attend the PIC (public information centre) on Thursday. And following...

Wednesday, January 20 6-8pm is the virtual public information centre on the 2021 budget.  To view the online presentation and provide feedback you must register; to do so contact ptollett@king.ca by Tuesday 1/19.  You can find the budget binder on Speaking.  Another...

Wednesday January 20 7PM is the 1st of 3 webinars being being hosted by Climate Action King.  For details on how to register and on the dates for the other two see here. 

If you haven't registered for the Bulletin I recommend you do so. Click here.  In it you can learn the 3 pathways which will now receive winter maintance. You can find out the plans for outdoor skating areas when/if we get the necessary cold weather. And much more.

At January 11 Council, we passed a resolution to once again state our expectation that the required infrastructure for whistle cessation will be installed at the 5 crossings in King as the GO expansion proceeds. That resolution is being sent to Metrolinx and Minister...

On Council agenda there is a report with an update on our new Official Plan (OP).  We cheered and were proud when Council approved it in September 2019; then we cheered again in October 2020 when York Region approved it.  But, it is still not "in force" as 12 appeals...