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

Demolition in Ketttleby

On December 12 Council agenda there is a report recommending approval of a demolition application to demolish a drive shed at the rear of a listed property in Kettleby.  The Heritage Advsiory Committee recommends approval of requested demolition and maintaining the property as a listed one.  As reviewed in the report the shed is historic as it was built in 1872.  But its removal does not...

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Demolition in Ansnorveldt

On December 12 Council agenda there is a report recommending approval of a demolition application for a dwelling in Ansnorveldt as agreed by the Heritage Advisory Committee (HAC). Council's approval is required as the property is "listed: on the municpal register.   As reviewed in the report the dwelling, built in 1934, is one of several dwellings on Dufferin Street built by the early settlers ...

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Metrolinx Coming to King Council

At  Monday, Dec. 12  Council meeting there will be a deputation by Metrolinx to review Metrolinx Projects in King Township.  I am expecting to hear details for modifications to the GO train station including parking expansion, access to the station and the status of the actions & steps by Metrolinx to set the stage for King Township to apply for whistle cesssation. If this presentation...

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Meeting the Demands of Bill 109

On December 12 Council agenda there is a report reviewing the recommendation as to how the various planning applications will be managed in order to meet the tightened timelines mandated by Bill 109.  The latter imposes financial penalties on a municipality if the new timelines are not met. I can only congratulate our Staff have identified a way to meet the timelines as the penalty for not doing...

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Recent Comments

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

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

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

  4. Hi Bruce, I anticipate that my query about why three years will lead to understanding about factors other than the…