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.

The Finances of our Water Systems

On the Council agenda there are several reports providing good background information on the financial plan for the water drinking systems which King Township operates.  The rigor of the financial plans is how residents who depend on these systems can have confidence...

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2019 Financial Statements

On Council agenda on Monday June 22 there is a Finance report on the Township's Financial statements for 2019.  I consider this to be a very positive report, particularly given the impact of the pandemic on Township revenues.  As reviewed in the report there is an...

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King Cautiously Enters Stage 2

As indicated in the June 19th press release about King's plans for entering Stage 2 King Township is  "focusing ownship its efforts on reopening some of its outdoor recreational amenities only."  Read the press release for details as to when splash pads, skateboard...

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Stage 2 Begins in King

Friday, June 19 is a significant day in King (and rest of York Region) as this is day 1 of Stage 2 in the re-opening of our social & economic framework.  This is very positive as we can't, for many reasons, continue to live in our isolated/closed individual...

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Off Road Vehicles: not on trails & parks

Off Road Vehicles: not on trails & parks

Off road vehicles are not permitted on roads, sidewalks or trails. If you observe such activity contact King Bylaw (905 833 4002) and/or report it to York Region Police Roadwatch.  For legal enjoyment of these vehicles you need to have permission to use private...

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Different Summer Camp Choices

With reluctance it has been announced that King's summer camp program will not be happening this year given the the uncertain health issues of COVID-19.  Truly a tough decision as the program has been much appreciated for 20 years.  A modified summer experience is...

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Public Planning Meeting

Monday June 29 there is a Public Planning Meeting at 6 pm.  The meeting will be a virtual one.  It will be live streamed so that public can observe.  Further below is information on how to participate.  There are 2 agenda items.  One is the statutory public meeting...

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Longterm thinking: masterplan for Community Services

Right now our attention span is understandably very short term in nature:  what can we do now and what new activities will be deemed safe next week.  But, there is need for some longterm thinking:  Parks Recreation & Culture is working on its master plan for...

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Explore the trails without picking up a Blacklegged Tick

With the arrival of the warmer weather we are all out doors far more often.  And given the restrictions of our activities because of the pandemic exploring the many trails in King is even more popular.  The King trail map is a valuable tool for finding new ones.  Its...

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Recreational Facilities:  what’s open

Recreational Facilities: what’s open

Opening up access to Township recreational facilities and assets is starting.  Signage is being posted at the facilities being opened up with details on how to use so that risk of COVID-19 transmission is minimized. At this time organized activities, such as a soccer...

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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…