Manager, Information Technology Services at Midland
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Chief Administrative Officer
Director of Environmental Services
Director of Finance/Treasurer
Director of Operations
Executive Director, Infrastructure Management / Town Engineer
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The Municipal Accommodation Tax Committee meeting agenda includes updates on the Municipal Accommodation Tax collections for the first two quarters of 2026. Additionally, the committee will receive progress reports on MAT-funded projects undertaken by the County of Simcoe and the Town of Midland, as well as an update on the implementation of the Tourism Strategy and proposed projects and activities for 2027.
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The council session included the approval of the meeting agenda, with the addition of a staff report regarding Tiffen area traffic calming. The council adopted several consent agenda items, including road safety initiatives, a draft plan extension for a local residential area, and a development charge reduction program. Additionally, a public meeting was held to discuss an Official Plan amendment and a Zoning Bylaw amendment for a proposed residential subdivision project at 9332 County Road 93.
The Council meeting involved the discussion of several key items, including a request to waive court rental fees for a pickleball tournament, a review of 2026 Q2 fire department response costs, and updates regarding culture and tourism division fees. Presentations were received regarding a waterfront case study and an update on community programming and building infrastructure. The Council reviewed and supported recommendations from an Ombudsman final investigation report. Additionally, staff were directed to investigate traffic and road safety measures, including speed limit reductions and new stop controls, and several by-laws regarding fees, charges, and committee appointments were passed.
The Council convened in a closed session to discuss an Ontario Land Tribunal appeal concerning 526 Bay Street. The meeting resulted in the formal classification of the property as a Class 4 area under MECP publication NPC-300. This action was taken to address noise impact concerns from a nearby grain handling facility and to facilitate the development of a mixed-use apartment building on the site.
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