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

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 much sooner and have communicated such to my constituents and others.  I will be following up on Tuesday to find out what has...

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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 Holland River in the Lake Simcoe watershed, it had many names, but today this place that shaped the province is known as the Lower...

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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.  Council approved opening the Chambers and having hybrid meetings.  Final procedures were not approved as Council did not agree with...

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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 boundary have been rare as such were viewed as negatively impacting neighborhood character in the established area and were expressly...

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Recent Comments

  1. Hello Ian.Fist I will say that I understand your disappointment; the road is very rough. have asked Staff for some…

  2. Hello Stephen, I am so glad that have looked at the budget and have asked a great question. This DC…

  3. The Zancor building has not been funded by residents taxes, but $22,900.00 is raised by decelopent charges. Where is that…

  4. I do agree that road safety on King's rural roads should be addressed. How does passing a motion improve rural…

  5. Thank you for the update on the planned budget for 2025. I am disappointed that Manitou Drive will not be…