Agenda Addendum
Council Meeting

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Electronic and In-Person Participation - Council
The Corporation of the Town of Orangeville
(Mayor and Clerk at Town Hall - 87 Broadway)
Orangeville, Ontario

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  • Recommendations:

    That the agenda and any addendums for the June 9, 2025 Council Meeting, be approved.

We would like to acknowledge the treaty lands and territory of the Williams Treaty Nations and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We also recognize that Dufferin County is the traditional territory of the Wendat and the Haudenosaunee, and is home to many Indigenous people today.

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  • Recommendations:

    That the minutes of the meeting be May 26, 2025 Council meeting be approved.

Any member of the public connecting via telephone is reminded to press *6 to mute and unmute and that they have a maximum of three (3) minutes to address Council.

In-person

  • Recommendations:

    That the Orangeville Hydro 2024 Annual Report be received; and

    That Council approve the proposed resolution listed in the Orangeville Hydro Limited Agenda for the Annual Shareholders Meeting scheduled for June 19, 2025; and

    That Council appoint ______ as proxy, and _______as proxy in the absence of Proxy 1, to attend and to vote for The Corporation of the Town of Orangeville at the Annual Shareholder’s Meeting to be held on June 19, 2025 and at any adjournments thereof, revoking any proxy previously given; and

    That Council direct such proxy to vote [in favour/opposing] of the proposed resolution listed in the Orangeville Hydro Limited Agenda for the Annual Shareholder’s Meeting scheduled for June 19, 2025; and

    That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute the Proxy Resolution for the Annual Shareholder’s Meeting of Orangeville Hydro Limited.

  • Recommendations:

    That report INS-2025-020, 11A York Street, Recommendation Report, OPZ-2023-01, be received; and

    That the Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment Application (OPZ-2023-01) be approved; and

    That Council pass the following By-laws as included in the By-laws section of this Council Meeting Agenda, to permit a 12-unit townhouse development on the subject lands known municipally as 11A York Street:

    1. A By-law to adopt Official Plan Amendment No. 136 to re-designate the subject lands from “Low Density Residential” to “Low Density Multiple” (Schedule ‘C’) with Specific Area Policy E8.82 (Schedule ‘B’) and re-designate the southeast portion of the site to “Open Space Conservation” (Schedule ‘A’); and
    2. A By-law to amend Zoning By-law 22-90, as amended, to re-zone the subject lands to “Residential Fifth Density (R5) Zones, with Special Provision 24.241 and Holding (H) Symbol”, and rezone the southeast corner of the subject lands to “Open Space Conservation (OS2)”.

The following items have been compiled under the Consent Agenda to facilitate a single vote for Council consideration. Council may remove any item from the Consent Agenda for individual consideration.

  • Recommendations:

    That all Consent Agenda items for the current Council Meeting listed under 11.1 Staff Reports, 11.2 Correspondence, and 11.3 Committee/Board Minutes, be received or approved as presented with the exception of the items removed for individual consideration.

    Items removed:

  • Recommendations:

    That report CAO-2025-004 Donation of Artwork be received; and

    That the donation of a framed engraving of Queen Alexandra be accepted by Council as outlined in this Report; and

    That the proper steps be completed to accept the donation as outlined by the Town’s Artworks Policy and as clarified within this Report; and

    That the donated artwork be displayed at Town Hall (87 Broadway, Orangeville, ON) on the main level.

  • Recommendations:

    That report CMS-2025-009, Commemorations Policy, be received; and

    That Council adopt the updated Commemorations Policy as outlined in Attachment 1; and

    That Council delegate primary authority to the Community Services General Manager and secondary authority to Community Services Divisional Managers to approve and implement commemoration requests.

  • Recommendations:

    That report CMS-2025-10, Proposed Community Recognition Program be received; and

    That Council approve the implementation of a staff working group to develop a framework and process for a Community Recognition Program; and

    That Staff include a community recognition program in the 2026 Operating Budget and 2026 Community Services, Recreation & Events workplan; and

    That the staff working group report back to Council in Q4 2025 with a proposed recognition program for Council approval.

  • Recommendations:

    That report CPS-2025-030 regarding the 2024 Fourth Quarter Operating Fund Variance be received; and

    That staff allocate 2024 operating budget surpluses and fund deficits in accordance with the Corporate Operating Budget Surplus Allocation and Deficit Funding policy.

  • Recommendations:

    That report CPS-2025-033, 2024 Fourth Quarter Capital Progress Report, be received.

  • Recommendations:

    That report CPS-2025-051, Corporate Operating Budget Surplus Allocation and Deficit Funding Policy, be received; and

    That the Corporation of the Town of Orangeville adopt this Corporate Operating Budget Surplus Allocation and Deficit Funding Policy for fiscal 2024 and future years.

  • Recommendations:

    That report INS-2025-033, Initiation of a Housing Needs Assessment, be received; and

    That staff report back to Council with the final Housing Needs Assessment following its completion and submission to the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) in accordance with Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF) requirements.

  • Recommendations:

    That the correspondence from the County of Dufferin regarding a support resolution for the Critical Ground Report, be received. 

  • Recommendations:

    Whereas The National Dental Care Day Foundation is a volunteer-led initiative that has delivered over a decade of free dental services across Ontario. Its goal is to establish a unified national movement—National Dental Care Day—in which dentists from all backgrounds commit to one day of service annually, restoring dignity through smiles; and

    Whereas on October 10, participating dental clinics across Canada will open their doors to provide one free dental procedure—cleaning, filling, or extraction—to any patient in need, with no insurance or income documentation required. Clinics will also host oral health education, community outreach, and volunteer engagement activities to amplify the spirit of compassion and care; and

    Whereas this initiative will raise public awareness about the importance of oral health, reduce barriers to essential dental care, and inspire civic pride through volunteerism—demonstrating Orangeville’s commitment to advancing compassion, dignity, and healthcare equity for all; now

    Therefore, be it resolved that the Council of the Town of Orangeville recognizes October 10, 2025 as National Dental Care Day. 

  • Recommendations:

    That the Council of the Town of Orangeville hereby recognizes the weekend of July 2 - 6, 2025 to honour the Orangeville Northmen during the Annual Northmen Alumni weekend celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Orangeville Northmen National Minto Cup Championship (1995) and the 30th Anniversary of Northmen Women’s Field program.

  • Recommendations:

    That the correspondence from MP Kyle Seeback regarding 11A York Street, be received for information.

  • Recommendations:

    That the Correspondence from Karey Shinn and Zoë Shinn regarding OPZ-2023-01 and INS-2025-01 be received for information.

  • Recommendations:

    That the correspondence from Ted Gerber regarding 11A York Street be received for information. 

  • Recommendations:

    That the correspondence from Mary Jane Gerber regarding 11A York Street be received for information. 

  • Recommendations:

    That the correspondence from Steve Scott regarding 11A York Street be received for information. 

  • Recommendations:

    That the 2025-04-23 Orangeville Public Library Board Minutes be received.

  • Recommendations:

    That the 2025-05-20 Community Improvement Plan Meeting Minutes be received. 

  • Recommendations:

    That the 2025-06-03 Mayor's Youth Advisory Council Minutes be received. 

  • Recommendations:

    That the 2025-05-07 Committee of Adjustment Minutes be received. 

  • Recommendations:

    WHEREAS the assessment cycle is an essential process for maintaining the fairness and predictability of property taxes in our province; and

    WHEREAS the pause in the reassessment cycle has created uncertainty and instability in property taxation, impacting both residential and commercial property owners; and

    WHEREAS the government has delayed an assessment update again in 2025, resulting in Ontario’s municipalities continuing to calculate property taxes using 2016 property values; and

    WHEREAS both current and outdated assessments are inaccurate, increase volatility, and are not transparent; and

    WHEREAS frequent and accurate reassessments are necessary to stabilize property taxes and provide predictability for property owners, residents and businesses alike; and

    WHEREAS that the MPAC Municipal Property Assessment Corporation recognizes the importance of ensuring accurate evaluations for all properties within the Province of Ontario; and

    WHEREAS the Government has announced a review of the property assessment and taxation system with a focus on fairness, equity and economic competitiveness, and therefore further deferring new property assessment valuations;

    NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Council of the Town of Orangeville hereby calls upon the Premier to promptly resume the assessment cycle to ensure the stability and predictability of property taxes while the Government conducts its review of the property assessment and taxation system, or respond with an alternative method for every municipality in Ontario to achieve fair taxation; and

    THAT the Town of Orangeville Council requests that all Municipalities in Ontario apply pressure to the Premier and Ministers and their local MPP to resume the reassessment cycle immediately; and

    THAT a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Premier, applicable provincial ministries, the Association of Municipalities in Ontario, Municipal Property Assessment Corporation and all municipalities in Ontario for their consideration to make changes as quickly as possible.

  • Recommendations:

    That the meeting be adjourned.

     

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