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Staff also say the amount of spending derived from development charges will be lower in the future thanks to provincial meddling in a long-held tradition that developers pay for expansion of services their projects add to the load the City carries.
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Reduced speed would only apply to local roads and not to main roads. Staff show approximately half the roads in the West Ridge would have reduced speeds.
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While the mayor may have made some missteps recently, on this issue he is entirely correct. Below is the list of information asked for.
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Today, Friday May 29, council has a special meeting called for 2 p.m. at the behest of staff, to remove the statue from the park.
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One might think that would include new surfaces on a lot of roads, but you would be wrong, just as wrong as you would be considering what constitutes a ‘good’ road.
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This treatment of OMAH should be objectionable even to those who can’t draw a straight line without a ruler.
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There are three items on the agenda that have been pulled from council information packages in order for council to direct different action.
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ShareBy John Swartz Orillia council meets at 1 p.m. April 27 because a special meeting of council on planning matters
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When the City receives correspondence, the practice is for staff to direct letters and notices to the relevant departments. This sometimes requires reports made to council, sometimes specific actions.
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SharePress Release The City of Orillia has released the second draft of its new Official Plan and is inviting residents
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