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

Committee discusses water rate approach, affordability issues, and long-term planning for water and wastewater services in the County.

Council and staff examine budget gaps, long-term care costs, and financial transparency in the County.

Planning committee reviews severance proposals, farmland protection measures, and rezoning for local services in the County.

Planning committee reviews severance applications, approves rezoning for a veterinary clinic, and advances zoning updates affecting 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.

The County Environmental Advisory Committee reviewed progress on the Climate Action Plan, discussed a potential heat pump program to help vulnerable residents during extreme heat, and examined new data on local emissions.

Prince Edward County’s Environmental Advisory Committee confirmed its chair and vice-chair, discussed a heat pump pilot program to support vulnerable residents, and endorsed new climate emissions research guiding future planning.

Councillors backed continued GIS development, approved talks to expand docking capacity at Picton Marina, and advanced funding for a Community Improvement Plan during the February 26, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting.

Council aligns on road contracts and funding timelines while flagging governance issues and moving forward with Barker Street consultation.

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.

Council reviews competing growth forecasts, hears divided public input, and directs further study on infrastructure capacity and planning timelines.

Council has approved Village A, a 458-home development at Base31 that introduces a mix of housing types and a laneway-focused neighbourhood design.

The PEC Environmental Advisory Committee discussed active transportation, climate policy, and upcoming collaborative planning sessions, while setting priorities for committee work and pausing summer meetings.

The PEC Environmental Advisory Committee supported creating an Active Transportation Task Team, discussed climate planning priorities, and reviewed provincial legislation affecting farmland and environmental policy.

This May 13 Regular Council meeting focused on community-driven projects, accessibility upgrades, marina operations, and preparing for upcoming provincial legislation affecting local governance.

This Part 2 recap covers how Council members responded to deputations, approved the Bloomfield Mill Pond Walkway as a community project, and addressed Picton Harbour Marina operations, emphasizing accessibility and local impact.

Council received a Development Charges Background Study, discussed statutory exemptions for affordable housing, considered rural and urban consultation, and explored governance ballot question options for the 2026 municipal election.

Councillors debate boundary changes, rural servicing rules, and agricultural policy while moving forward with key planning updates affecting the entire County.