That Committee receive and file for information the correspondence from the Niagara Region, dated March 27, 2026, regarding Municipal Governance Reform.
That Committee receive and file for information, the delegation from Jennifer Blackledge, Stephanie Hicks, and Jillian D’Archi, regarding The Downtown Bench Beamsville BIA Annual Report.
That Committee receive and file for information Report PD-01-26, regarding Shape Lincoln: Official Plan Update; and That Committee endorse the Town of Lincoln’s updated Official Plan (Shape Lincoln); and That Committee direct staff to bring the Official Plan back to Council for adoption; and That Committee confirm that they have considered all the written and oral submissions and agrees with the p
WHEREAS Albright Manor, located at 5050 Hillside Drive, Beamsville, in the Town of Lincoln, Ontario, is a long-standing not-for-profit long-term care home serving residents of the Niagara Region; and WHEREAS Albright Manor currently operates a 231 long-term care bed facility, here in the Town of Lincoln, providing care and support to older adults and individuals requiring long-term services; and W
WHEREAS the Town of Lincoln shares in the grief, shock, and outrage of the City of Welland and all Niagara residents following the recent tragic and violent act that has shaken the community’s sense of safety; and WHEREAS municipalities are on the front lines of community safety, bearing the direct impact when criminal laws and justice systems fail to adequately protect residents from repeat viole
That Committee direct staff to further discuss the deferral of the Affordable Housing Notice of Motion and its implications with Jeff Sinclair, Niagara Region, and that staff report back on these discussions when the Notice of Motion is presented again.
That Council endorse the correspondence from the Joint Fire Services Advisory Committee regarding exploring opportunities to incentivize and support the manufacturing of fire trucks and emergency response vehicles within Canada.
That the delay of staff FTE hirings ($156,013) be approved. In Favor (5): Councillor Brunet, Councillor Mikolic, Councillor Pachereva, Councillor Russell, and Councillor Murre Opposed (4): Mayor Easton, Councillor Reimer, Councillor Rintjema, and Councillor Timmers
That the reduced budget for climate change workplan ($10,000) be approved. In Favor (7): Councillor Brunet, Councillor Mikolic, Councillor Reimer, Councillor Rintjema, Councillor Russell, Councillor Timmers, and Councillor Murre Opposed (2): Mayor Easton, and Councillor Pachereva
That the reduced budget for heritage designations ($20,000) be approved. In Favor (5): Councillor Brunet, Councillor Mikolic, Councillor Reimer, Councillor Russell, and Councillor Murre Opposed (4): Mayor Easton, Councillor Pachereva, Councillor Rintjema, and Councillor Timmers
That committee recommend refusing demolition and approve the intention to designate property 4924 King Street, Beamsville and remain on the Municipal Heritage Register in accordance with the Ontario Heritage Act That Staff be authorized to publish and serve the Notice of Intention to Designate in accordance with the requirements under the Ontario Heritage Act If no objection is served to the Clerk
That Committee waive the rules and proceed beyond the hour until the agenda is completed.
That Members of Council confirm their Chair and Vice-Chair selections for Committees of Council for remaining term of 2021-2022.
As it pertains to item 7.3: THAT Council receive for information an update by the CAO, Mike Kirkopoulos and CEO of the Lincoln Public Library, Julie Andrews; and THAT staff proceed as directed in accordance with the confidential report AD-10-20.
THAT council approve to establish a 1% increase for the 2021 Special Infrastructure Levy.
Deputy Mayor Councillor Mikolic assumed the role of Chair for this portion of the meeting. Comments and inquiries from members were as follows once the motion was introduced. Special Council 5 November 16, 2020 Mayor Easton spoke to the motion, addressing the new guidelines from Medical Officer of Health, noting they are taking a proactive approach to slow the growing number of COVID-19 cases by t
Council, November 16, 2020 · Carried
Receive for information and file report CS-07-20 regarding the Museum Move and Collections Management Update.
Council Enact and Pass the proposed Private Property Sign By-law No. 60 attached as Appendix B; and Council Authorize staff to take an educational approach until March 31, 2021, to enforcement of the Proposed Private Property Sign By-law on all existing installed signs; and Council waive the fees for sign permits for the replacement of existing non-conforming signs until March 31, 2021 to allow la
Council Approve the Tree Protection and Enhancement Policy included in Appendix A; Council Approve an amendment to the Fees and Charges By-law No. 2019-04 to include a fee for cash-in-lieu of tree planting as per Appendix B; Council Approve the creation of a ‘Tree Planting Reserve Fund’ which cash-in-lieu of tree replanting fees will be allocated to; Direct Staff to prepare a draft update to the P
That Council receive and file as information the following delegations regarding Report PD-19-20 Regulations for Cannabis Cultivation and Production Office Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment: • Greg Bender from WSP Group • Sherry Wang from The Holland Garden
Receive and file Memorandum: COVID-19 Update for information
THAT Community Services staff, in partnership with Legislative Services/Clerks staff be directed to bring forward a report to the September 28, meeting of Committee of the Whole – General Business and Finance Committee regarding the creation of a new Museum Citizen Advisory Committee; THAT staff include a draft Terms of Reference for consideration and Council appoint two members of Council to the
Receive for information report CS-04-20 regarding the Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre: Home of the Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty draft strategic plan. Endorse and adopt the Lincoln Museum and Cultural Centre: Home of the Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty strategic plan including the recommendations and implementation strategy contained within.
That Council receive and file as information the following delegations regarding Report PD-19-20 Regulations for Cannabis Cultivation and Production Office Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment: . Greg Bender from WSP Group . Sherry Wang from The Holland Garden
Amend the Procedural By-law to allow recorded votes during Committee of the Whole - Budget meetings.
Amend to allow for Council and standing committee meetings to be held in the month of August.
Council approve the sign variance application in the name of Burlington Signs to permit the installation of a new pole sign.
MUNICI L HERITAGE COMMI TTEE MINUTES OF Y 16. 2019 That Council receive for information the Municipal Heritage Committee Minutes of May 16,2019. MUNICIPAL HERITAGE COMM E MINUTES OF JU E 13. 2019 That Council receive for information the Municipal Heritage Committee Minutes of June 13,2019. Planning & Economic Development Committee 4 September 16,2019 PD-61-19 REQUEST TO CONSIDER A MINOR VARIANCE A
Receive for information Report PW-25-19 Draft Transportation Master Plan; and Endorse and adopt the Town of Lincoln draft Transportation Master Plan including the recommendations and implementation strategy contained within.
Planning & Economic Development Committee b June 10,2019 Council Receive Official Plan Amendment Application P1OPA20190055 and Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application PL28A20190057 by Vineland Growers Co- Operative for information and that a recommendation report be prepared once all comments have been received and issues have been addressed.
Council Receive this report for information; and council support the updated Regional and Local Planning Services Mou
Receive for information report CS-12-19 regarding Health Equity in All Policy: A Municipal Context.
Receive report AD-06-19, Downtown Beamsville Business lmprovement Area (BlA) 2019 Budget and Board of Management for 2019-2022; and Approve the 2019 Operating Budget for the Downtown Beamsville Business lmprovement Area, attached as Appendix "A" to report AD-06-19, in the amount of $120,000; and Authorize the Director of Finance to incorporate the resulting BIA tax rates in the amount of $90,000 i
Council Receive Zoning By-law Amendment Application - Public Uses PLZBM0190015 for information and that a recommendation report be prepared once all comments have been received and issues have been addressed.
Receive for information report CS-07 -19 regarding the award of contract to construct the new museum and cultural centre; Approve awarding the contract to Serianni Construction Ltd. (Pelham, ON) for the tendered amount of $3,301,000 (excluding HST) including all accepted alternate price items per the Town's specifications as stipulated in its tender documents; Authorize the Clerk and Mayor to sign
Receive the Prudhommes community lmprovement plan lnterim Report.
Approve By-law 2019-xx attached as Appendix A, a by-law to expand the boundaries of the Beamsville Downtown Business lmprovement Area; Repeal By-law 78-81and 83-8b; and Enact By-law 2019-xx to come into effect after ratified by Council on January 2g, 2019.
That Council approve the Citizen Advisory Committee Review report LS-02- 19; and That Council approve the Citizen Advisory Committee Review report LS-02-1g; and Approve the Terms of Reference's attached as Appendix B and Appendix C for the establishment of the Active Transportation Advisory Committee and Age-Friendly Advisory Committee; and Approve the Citizen Committee Guide attached as Appendix
Approve the proposed 2019 f99s and charges as outlined in finance report FN-01-19, effective February 1st, 201g unless othierwise indicated; and Approve By-law 2019-xx and repeal By-law 201g_3g.
THAT the presentation be received.