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

Committee members recommended designating key heritage properties, including Prince Edward Point Lighthouse and Medeker House, while emphasizing public tours, education, and preservation awareness. Discussions highlighted heritage value beyond age, practical conservation, and ongoing committee priorities.

Committee members and staff emphasized broadening heritage recognition, explaining designations for both historic and newer properties, and supporting tours, education, and clear guidance for property owners. All motions passed unanimously.

Council hears strong opposition on Picton Terminals, moves forward on long-term care redevelopment, and approves accessibility and infrastructure-related decisions.

Discussions highlighted parking turnover challenges, road safety concerns, and accessibility barriers. The committee explored short-term fixes like timed parking and long-term strategies including active transportation planning and standardized traffic calming policies.

Parking challenges, road safety issues, and accessibility barriers drove key discussions. The committee supported short-term parking solutions, reviewed speeding concerns, endorsed active transportation planning, and continued work toward a standardized traffic calming policy.

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.