City Hall

Of the capital projects completed in 2023, it’s interesting to note the council chamber redo cost $926K and they managed to not install enough lighting on the councillors for video purposes, or put in enough speakers in the chambers and tune the audio properly.

This does not include capital projects for new things, so repairing the 10th worst road in Ontario (Laclie Street) falls into that sum and building a transit hub does not because it doesn’t exist yet.

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Tours of the James Street greenhouse, water filtration plant, and wastewater treatment centre will take place throughout the morning.

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The public is invited to a reception on Monday, May 6, at 1 p.m. at the Orillia City Centre

Council also has a deferred from December motion to increase the limits management of Orillia Power Generation to make financial commitments to the value of 25% of the City’s equity stake in OPG (The City has 100% ownership).

The reconstruction of the Centennial Park boat launch parking lot is anticipated to be complete by Canada Day.