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The County Accessibility Advisory Committee discusses accessible trail design, DEI strategy updates, election accessibility improvements, and planning for Accessibility Week.

Accessibility Advisory Committee appoints leadership, refines trail design plans, and supports improved accessibility measures for the 2026 municipal election.

PEC’s Accessibility Advisory Committee pushed for earlier and stronger accessibility planning, spotlighting York Street Laneway concerns, parking gaps, and the need to embed accessibility into County projects from the start.

Council backs local housing projects with financing, pushes for provincial accessibility support, and navigates decisions on parking, boat launches, and environmental policy.

Council shows clear divisions on housing risk, pauses on environmental policy, and finds common ground on accessibility and local waterfront access.

Council weighs community value versus cost for Wellington Town Hall, advances an EOI process, and adopts a new asset retirement policy.

Council advances a new community clinic, reviews accessibility progress, tackles traffic issues, and weighs in on provincial energy and social policy.

The meeting highlights accessibility in public art, zoning bylaw updates, sidewalk patio concerns, accessible parking gaps, and the committee’s focus on training and outreach.

The meeting focuses on what committee discussions and decisions mean for locals, including accessibility in public art, zoning, patios, parking, and community engagement.

Council members and community representatives focus on accessible benches, park access barriers, inclusive planning processes, and how accessibility is integrated into broader municipal working groups and policies.

A community bench project, accessibility audits, and inclusive planning discussions highlight efforts to improve public spaces and strengthen disability-focused design across the County.

Beach accessibility moves forward while transit awareness improves and technical issues delay key committee decisions.

A funded beach accessibility project gains strong support, transit services are reviewed, and technical issues prevent the committee from completing its agenda.

Accessibility support moves forward with business outreach, survey planning, and new tools aimed at improving long-term inclusion.

Accessibility support for small businesses moves forward, with new tools, outreach efforts, and planning work shaping the next phase.