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Noise rules, infrastructure planning, heritage timelines, and council pay spark key discussions at County Council.

Council splits on pay, aligns on noise rules and heritage, and moves cautiously on water planning.

Heritage enforcement tools move forward, museum planning is endorsed, and the County prepares to bring back Heritage Awards after a multi-year pause.

Committee members weigh enforcement tools, museum governance concerns, and heritage recognition, ultimately supporting bylaw development, museum planning, and awards revival.

The heritage committee examines its future structure, prepares Wellington property owners for designation changes, and pushes for stronger enforcement of heritage rules.

Committee members differ on how heritage work should be organized while advancing updates on Wellington’s heritage district, North Marysburgh designations, and future enforcement tools.

The County Council tackles road maintenance issues, revisits a divisive heritage debate, and advances infrastructure projects amid strong public input.

The County Council splits on statue debate, acknowledges rural road concerns, and moves forward with key infrastructure project approval.

A renewed push to return Sir John A. Macdonald’s statue to Picton’s Main Street has reopened deep divisions in Prince Edward County.

Built and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee discusses structural changes, heritage permits, and museum strategy involvement in the County.

Built and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee explores structural changes, museum strategy updates, and long-term heritage planning in the County.

The County’s Built and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee reviewed the Cultural Heritage Master Plan, considered heritage permits for Crystal Palace and Macaulay Church, and discussed new procedures for heritage projects.

Board members discuss youth funding for The ROC, victim services coordination, policing trends, and rising local safety concerns including intimate partner violence.

Heritage Committee advances Cultural Heritage Master Plan with urgency around Bill 23, recommending a six-month implementation plan while reviewing permits, signage, and procedural gaps.

Heritage Committee unanimously advances Cultural Heritage Master Plan as a living document, while flagging Bill 23 urgency, permit sequencing issues, and implementation planning.

PEC’s heritage committee tackled remembrance projects, Indigenous representation, and urgent signage updates, highlighting the need to act quickly to protect the County’s cultural landmarks.

PEC’s Built and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee discussed remembrance projects, Indigenous representation, heritage designations, and long-delayed signage, highlighting the urgency to protect the County’s cultural landmarks before legislative deadlines.

Prince Edward County’s heritage committee received the draft Cultural Heritage Master Plan, outlining proposed cultural heritage landscapes, conservation risks, and next steps for public consultation as the plan enters its final feedback phase.

Prince Edward County’s heritage committee welcomed the direction of the draft Cultural Heritage Master Plan while flagging concerns around public engagement, Indigenous and natural heritage recognition, and the real-world costs of heritage designation.

The PEC Built and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee received a new draft procedure for reviewing demolition applications, recommended approval for the Crystal Palace roof heritage permit, and discussed guidance for future heritage projects.