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This council termNovember 15, 2022 → present
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183 Main Street East

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Council brief posted

Regular meeting · Sep 14, 2026

What Council just did

  1. 01
    $83,685.88 janitorial contract awarded to Elite

    The amount excludes HST.

    What this means for residents: This set who will do the work and how much the Town approved to spend.

  2. 02
    Union Water board appointments extended through 2028

    Barry Wilson and Tim Sunderland received additional two-year terms ending December 31, 2028.

    What this means for residents: This set who represents the public on the board and for how long.

  3. 03
    195 Main subdivision deadline extended three years

    Council supported the Draft Plan of Subdivision extension and directed Administration to send its resolution to the County of Essex.

    What this means for residents: This affected how and when the property can be developed.

  4. 04
    Warren R. House interior heritage protections removed

    Council approved removing the protected interior features at 126 Division Street North from the property’s heritage designation.

    What this means for residents: This affected which parts of the property remain protected.

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