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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 recap covers heritage decisions, plaque replacement, and property rules affecting Prince Edward County residents.

This meeting recap highlights zoning changes, climate planning, and sustainability priorities shaping Prince Edward County.

Emotional appeals secure food program support as councillors confront complex fire service risks, public concerns, and uncertain next steps.

The County Council’s June 13, 2023 meeting focused on a major housing-related property acquisition in Picton, updates to backyard hens enforcement rules, advancement of the Crystal Palace revitalization project with a possible memorial expansion, and the creation of a community benefit fund for County Road 49. Council also addressed accessibility reporting and clarified Millennium Trail bylaw wording.

The County Council’s June 13, 2023 meeting included a major housing-related property acquisition in Picton, updates to backyard hens bylaw enforcement rules, advancement of the Crystal Palace revitalization project with a potential war memorial addition, and approval of a community benefit fund for County Road 49. Council also addressed Millennium Trail bylaw clarity and accessibility reporting.

Council confronts accountability issues, approves major infrastructure projects, reviews traffic safety concerns, and hears challenges facing the Millennium Trail.

At the April 19, 2023 Planning and Development Committee meeting, Prince Edward County reviewed severance applications and a major Wellington rezoning tied to housing development. Discussions focused on drainage, septic conditions, parking standards, building height, and how site plan controls shape future growth across the County.

Council votes on the MAT freeze, Millennium Trail review, White Pines settlement funding, parking updates, and livestock control enforcement.

Council addresses community planning priorities, holds the MAT at four percent, begins a Millennium Trail review, and moves forward with parking and rural safety bylaw changes.