That Planning and Development Department Report 2026-122 be received.
That the following by-law(s) be passed and enacted, as presented: By-law No. 7487/71/26 By-law No. 7488/72/26 By-law No. 7489/73/26 By-law No. 7490/74/26 By-law No. 7491/75/26 By-law No. 7492/76/26 By-law No. 7493/77/26 By-law No. 7494/78/26
That By-law No. 7478/62/26 be passed and enacted, as presented.
That the Special Council agenda, dated May 23, 2026, be confirmed, as circulated.
That the following by-law(s) be passed and enacted, as presented: By-law No. 7462/46/26 By-law No. 7463/47/26
That Financial Services Department Report 2026-49 be received; and That the year-end levy surplus be allocated to the City’s General Stabilization Reserve ($116,277), Working Capital Reserve ($26,543), and Tangible Capital Assets Reserve ($312,551); and That the reserve transfers recommended in Financial Services Report 2026-49 be approved; and That the capital and related project and reserve bala
That Planning and Development Department Report 2026-51 be received; and That the By-law assuming the Primary and Secondary Services in the assumption of Westwood Estates Subdivision Phase 2, Stage 1-3 (Plan 59M-428), attached hereto as Appendix A, be brought forward for Council’s consideration.
That Planning and Development Department Report 2026-05 be received; and That the by-law attached as Appendix B, being a by-law to enter into the Agreement with Cornerstone Homes (Niagara) Ltd. (Brandon Anger) for a Tax Increment-Based Grant with Development Charge Grant in the Brownfield Community Improvement Project Area (CIPA) under the Comprehensive Community Improvement Plan (CIP), for 714 an
That By-law No. 7423/07/26 be passed and enacted, as presented.
That Development and Government Relations Report 2025-64 be
That the following by-law(s) be passed and enacted, as presented: By-law No. 7408/99/25 By-law No. 7409/100/25 By-law No. 7410/101/25
WHEREAS Ontario stands together to achieve equitable health and wellbeing for everyone living here; and WHEREAS health is much more than the absence of illness; it is the complete state of physical, mental, spiritual and social wellbeing; and WHEREAS community health is essential to the wellbeing of people, the places where we live, and our health system overall; and WHEREAS better health and well
That Public Works Department Report 2025-196 be received; and That the Chief Administrative Officer, Director of Public Works and the Director of Development and Government Relations be directed to continue to work with Asahi Kasai to finalize a water and wastewater purchase agreement to be brought forward to Council for approval; and That Council authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute an increa
That the By-law to Adopt, Ratify and Confirm the Proceedings of the Special Council Meeting of The Corporation of the City of Port Colborne, dated September 20, 2025, be enacted and passed, as presented.
That Councillor Bodner be appointed Chair of the Court of Revision respecting the Point Abino Municipal Drain.
That the late appeals from the following appellants be heard: Greenburg International (2 appeals) Jeff and Karin Dieters, 366 Mathews Road South
That the appeal of Sophia Shaubel be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of Brian Shaubel be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of Bruno Iafrate be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of Constance Constantino be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of David Leon, representing the Point Abino Park Association, be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That both appeals of David Teach be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of Dorothy Mae Fergison be disallowed as they have not appeared before the Court this evening to support their appeal.
That the appeal of James and Christopher Iafrate be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of Mary Meehan, Winfield, and John Butsch be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of Robert Greene be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of Sally Howard be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the appeal of Salvatore and Franca Andreacchi be allowed and the proposed culvert at 108500 be removed from the report and the assessments thereof also removed.
That the appeal of Stephen and Michael Munschauer be disallowed as they have not appeared before the Court this evening to support their appeal.
That the appeal of Tara Leon be disallowed as they have not appeared before the Court this evening to support their appeal.
That both of the appeals of Wayne Patterson be disallowed as they have not appeared before the Court this evening to support their appeal.
That the appeal of William Pfeifer be disallowed as they have not appeared before the Court this evening to support their appeal.
That the appeal of Joseph Palumbo be accepted and the assessment be reduced by 25%. The amount unassessed shall be paid by the Pleasant Beach Road authority.
That both of the appeals for Greenburg International be disallowed as they have not appeared before the Court this evening to support their appeal.
That the verbal appeal of Jeff and Karin Dieters be dismissed and the engineer's assessment be upheld on the basis that the assessments are fair and equitable.
That the CAO be directed to hire a By-law Enforcement Officer to address issues related to short-term rentals, to be budgeted for under the 2025 By- law Services Budget until the By-law to License, Regulate and Govern Short-Term Rental Accommodations in Port Colborne is passed by Council; and That the CAO be directed to investigate an enhanced process for an on- call system for by-law officers, su
That Public Works Department Report 2025-156 be received; and That the Mayor and Clerk be directed to execute a by-law to provisionally adopt the Point Abino Drain Engineer’s Report, dated February 27, 2025, prepared by Paul Marsh, P. Eng of EWA Engineering Inc. under Section 78, Chapter D. 17 of the Drainage Act R.S.O. 1990; and That Councillor Elliott and Councillor Bodner be appointed to sit on
That Development and Government Relations Department Report 2025- 139 be received; and That the Chief Administrative Officer and Director of Public Works be authorized to execute the required contracts and agreements, with an upset limit of $4,300,000, for the construction of infrastructure to support the development of Phase One of the East Side Employment Lands; and That the Chief Administrative
That By-law No. 7355/46/25 be enacted and passed, as presented.
That the following by-law, By-law No. 7345/36/25, be passed and enacted, as presented.