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After decades of delays, a major provincial funding increase may finally move County Road 49 toward reconstruction.

Prince Edward County is reopening its long-running dispute with Picton Terminals by initiating a bylaw investigation into possible zoning violations.

Speakers debated how to respond to damage concerns at White Chapel, with calls for engineering studies, clearer enforcement tools, and stronger protections for heritage sites affected by nearby industrial activity.

The County Council approves Picton Terminals settlement in a close vote, adjusts meeting schedules, and confirms winter maintenance services after detailed debate.

The County Council discusses hospital construction updates, agricultural planning concerns, and growing debate over Picton Terminals, setting up major decisions ahead.

Council backs a key sidewalk project, raises concerns over governance transparency, and splits on timing for long-term care fire safety upgrades.

Council halts progress on Picton Terminals for further legal review, hears sharply divided public views, and moves forward unanimously on wastewater and housing initiatives.

Council delays final action on the Picton Terminals settlement, advances a major wastewater infrastructure project in Wellington, and hears strong public concern about transparency and legal process.

Residents voice concerns over Picton Terminals, council backs long-term care redevelopment, and makes targeted adjustments to accessibility parking plans.

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

Council approved reconsideration of Ameliasburgh consent files, discussed Picton Terminals settlement terms, and heard deputations on dental health outreach and climate policy concerns.

From pickleball courts to transitional housing, this recap breaks down who spoke, how councillors voted, and what the January 30, 2024 Council decisions mean locally.

Tree protection policy input, climate planning updates, and Picton Terminals concerns shape key environmental oversight decisions.

Environmental planning moves forward as tree protection input increases and Picton Terminals becomes a formal committee concern.

The Council meeting on July 25, 2023 featured key decisions on bridge projects, taxi licensing rules, and financial relief program changes, alongside approval of a major water agreement expected to deliver long-term savings.

The July 25, 2023 Prince Edward County Committee of the Whole meeting focused on shaping the Strategic Plan, with discussions on housing, agriculture, infrastructure, climate action, and community priorities.