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Prince Edward County’s Heritage Committee reviewed proposed barn repairs at the historic Wellbanks House in South Marysburgh, supporting a heritage permit and grant.

PEC Affordable Housing Board members debated finances, approved new working groups and advanced Nile Street property steps. Here’s who said what and what it means for locals.

Prince Edward County’s Affordable Housing Board tackled financial questions, reorganized its working groups and moved the Nile Street project closer to its next stage.

PEC Affordable Housing Board members debated finances, approved new working groups and advanced Nile Street property steps. Here’s who said what and what it means for locals.

Prince Edward County’s Affordable Housing Board reviewed financial concerns, reorganized its working groups and moved the Nile Street housing project closer to its next stage.

The Planning and Development Committee meeting marked a pivotal moment for Base 31 and its first residential phase, Village A. What began as a technical review evolved into a broader discussion about growth, housing affordability, infrastructure costs, and the long-term shape of the County, culminating in unanimous approval of the draft plan of subdivision.

While the vote was unanimous, the debate revealed where future pressure points will land. Councillors largely treated Village A as a model case—citing consultation, design changes, and housing mix—while flagging operational risks around parking, laneway maintenance, traffic, and long-term costs that will resurface as development moves from approval to lived reality.

This meeting highlighted ongoing accessibility challenges in Prince Edward County, particularly around communication access in health care for Deaf residents, while also revealing how advisory committees continue to surface critical issues even when quorum prevents formal action.

Council debate on PFAC, rural severances, and a new medical waste pilot highlighted the limits of municipal support in a time of financial constraint. While councillors acknowledged PFAC’s community value, t

Prince Edward County council wrestled with economic uncertainty, community loss, rural property rights, infrastructure disruption, and ongoing housing challenges, signalling a shift toward values-driven decision-making amid rising financial pressure.

This meeting covered everything from rural rezoning requests to subdivision assumptions and long-term infrastructure policy, here’s how the decisions affect PEC residents.

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 clear meeting recap highlights climate planning, sustainability discussions, and environmental initiatives from the Prince Edward County Environmental Advisory Committee.

This clear meeting recap explains who raised key financial concerns, how the Audit Committee approached development charge risks, and what the discussion means for Prince Edward County residents.

This clear and practical meeting recap explains the county’s audit plan, reserve concerns, development charge financing, and financial oversight decisions discussed at the PEC Audit Committee.

This people-focused meeting recap explains who raised financial concerns, how development charge risks were discussed, and what the Audit Committee decisions mean for Prince Edward County residents.

This straightforward meeting recap covers audit planning, financial risk discussions, and infrastructure funding issues reviewed during Prince Edward County’s March 24 Special Council meeting.

This people-focused meeting recap explains who raised concerns about trafficking, policing trends, and public safety priorities during the Prince Edward County OPP Detachment Board meeting.

This people-focused meeting recap highlights accessibility leadership changes, hospital design commitments, and development concerns discussed by the Prince Edward County Accessibility Advisory Committee.

This clear meeting recap explains the financial challenges, funding gap, and next steps for Prince Edward County’s proposed Disraeli Street affordable housing project.