Welcome to my blog!  MY primary objective is to alert my constituents and others in King Township about issues being reviewed at the upcoming Council meetings.  I do this as I believe the quality of Council decisions is enhanced when the public is engaged.  I hope that residents will make deputations and/or send emails to Council to express their opinion and/or to ask important questions.  Also, I include notice of meetings and events which I think are particularly important.   I welcome your comments, whether you agree or not with me, and only edit to eliminate inappropriate language.

Recent Posts

King Jane Pre-Servicing

On June 17 Council agenda there is a report which recommends authorizing a pre-servicing agreement to enable construction of the municipal services to accommodate buildings A and B  at the King Jane site at corner of King Rd/Jane.  As reviewed in the report these buildings are part of phase one and are located in the most westerly block of the draft plan of subdivision. The engineering drawings...

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Interesting Presentations on June 17

At the beginning of the June 17 council meeting there are three presentations and deputations which will be of interest to the community. Presentation to Doctor Paul Randall in recognition of over 40 years of Health Care Service to the King community An annual update on hospital operations by Altaf Stationwala, CEO Mackenzie Health An overview of policing within York region and the area of king...

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Whistle Cessation

On June 17 Council agenda there is a report on whistle cessation which I have been wanting to see for several years.  The report recommends the Council to authorize the cessation of train whistles at the three “at grade crossings” in King Township.  To support the latter there is also a draft bylaw on the agenda. As reviewed in the report there are still a couple steps to be completed; I will be...

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Repairing Laskay Pioneer Cemetery

On June 17 agenda there is a report reviewing actions underway to mitigate damage at the Secessionist  Presbyterian cemetery in Laskay.  As reviewed in the report the damage occurred as a result of development and construction works at an abutting property owner. Fortunately we have a very good database of the state of that cemetery and its artefacts and Staff has been able to develop the...

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Recent Comments

  1. “king neighborhoods are getting quieter”….not Believe me, it’s not the train whistles that are causing the noise in King.

  2. It really makes no sense, in the long run, not to have homes being built that are more energy efficient.…

  3. I assume that it will be but don’t know for sure.Suggest you contact clerks@king.ca; I am unable to do so.

  4. Will this session be taped so that it can be viewed later? I will be going to the Nobleton and…

  5. For clarification, Thawrox is chemically treated rock salt. So using Thawrox may lessen but does not eliminate the use of…