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This meeting highlighted growing tension between financial risk, institutional caution, and public concern, as councillors, staff, and residents grappled with how rising water and wastewater costs, uncertain growth, and limited engagement are shaping trust in the County’s decision-making process.

This meeting focused on the growing tension around water and wastewater costs in Prince Edward County, as rising debt, uncertain growth projections, and limited public engagement collided with mounting concern from ratepayers.

Audit Committee Part 2 spoke who , what was decided, and how water, wastewater, and financial risks could impact PEC residents.

Council directs further review on Glen Lane, moves ahead with recycling transition planning, and records a divided vote on long-term care expansion.

Council directs further legal review on Glen Lane access, receives updates on recycling responsibility shifts, and hears concerns about rising long-term care costs and funding uncertainty.

The County’s Planning Committee reviewed the Base31 Official Plan Amendment, addressing traffic impacts, infrastructure planning, and strengthening affordable housing requirements within the policy framework.

This meeting covers community governance, short-term rental updates, and ongoing debates about water and wastewater decisions in Prince Edward County.

Community voices, new governance structures, and water system oversight shape key Council decisions.

This meeting covers major PEC decisions on water projects, tax relief, and local agreements that impact residents directly.

Council reacts to resident pressure on water planning, removes subsidies from the Dukes deal, and expands access to tax relief while advancing core priorities.