The meeting focused on public hearings regarding zoning bylaw amendment applications for the severance of surplus farm dwellings at 165 Janetville Road and 85 Blackbird Road. Additionally, the committee received several deputations concerning a proposed residential development, addressing community concerns regarding project location, environmental preservation of local wetlands and river areas, and parking infrastructure requirements. Administrative business included the adoption of the agenda and adjustments to procedural bylaws.
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The board meeting included a comprehensive report from the Detachment Commander covering crime statistics from April to August 2026, noting reductions in violent crime, property crime, and drug-related offenses, alongside increases in proactive enforcement and traffic-related charges. Discussions also addressed mental health occurrences, youth crime reductions, and the role of the Mobile Crisis Response Team. Additionally, the board discussed the current status of the school bus camera program and noted a lack of reports from the provider due to staffing turnover, prompting a push to restore the program's reporting path.
Oct 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Kawartha Lakes Municipal Heritage Committee Meeting
The committee meeting focused on several key agenda items, including a heritage planning update covering program activities and an upcoming public engagement session. The committee also reviewed and approved alteration applications, specifically regarding new signage for the Summit Wellness Centre at 6697 Highway 35 in Coboconk, and deck and stair/balcony alterations at 13-17 King Street East in Omemee. Additionally, there was a brief discussion regarding the restart of the Young Canada Works intern position.
Oct 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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City Of Kawartha Lakes Master Plan 2027-2036
The Regional Transit Ten Year Master Plan for the City of Kawartha Lakes provides a comprehensive 10-year roadmap (2027-2036) to develop a strategic framework for public mobility. The plan's vision for 2036 aims for a viable, efficient, and convenient transit system, emphasizing fundamental accessibility, regional integration, quality and convenience, environmental sustainability, and a multimodal service model. Key strategies include introducing new city and regional bus routes, implementing microtransit services, and optimizing the existing Lindsay Transit network.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
