25 mai 2026

Revisions

1. First published Substantive fetched Jun 23, 2026
   • · Motion 1 added: That Sarnia City Council move into closed session pursuant to sections 239 (2) (b), (c), and (k) of the Municipal Act to consider the following matters
   • · Motion 2 added: That Sarnia City Council rise and report.
   • · Motion 3 added: That Sarnia City Council adopt the report of the closed meeting.
   • · Motion 4 added: That Sarnia City Council approve Zoning By-Law Amendment Application (ZBA) No. 2-2026-85 of 2002 to rezone the subject lands from “Urban Residential 1 (UR1) Zone” to the “Urban Residential 4-29 (UR4-29) Site Specific Zone”; and, That Sarni…
   • · Motion 5 added: That Sarnia City Council deny the Application
   • · Motion 6 added: That Sarnia City Council designate the subject lands known municipally as 485 Harbour Road, Sarnia as a Class 4 Area pursuant to the Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) Noise Guideline (NPC-300) - Stationary …
   • · Motion 7 added: That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute the attached Resolution of Shareholder letter.
   • · Motion 8 added: That Sarnia City Council approve the request from The BACE Group to immediately approve the release of $700,000.00 followed by a commitment of $2.4 million for development and permit fees, redirected from the $3,000,000.00 that was previou…
   • · Motion 9 added: That Sarnia City Council accept the tender submitted by Schouten Excavating Inc. for Contract 9-2026 – George Street Reconstruction, in the amount of $3,332,398.01 including the non-rebatable portion of HST; and That Sarnia City Council au…
   • · Motion 10 added: That Sarnia City Council accept the tender submitted by Preferred Electric Ltd. for Contract 26-01 Standby Generator Replacements at PS51 & PS35, in the amount of $795,940.26 including the non-rebatable portion of HST; and That Sarnia City…
   • · Motion 11 added: That Sarnia City Council consider the Sarnia Heritage Committee's motion to contact Tier II properties to encourage them to consider designating their properties under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act.
   • · Motion 12 added: That Council adopt the Emergency Management Program and Emergency Management Plan and to repeal By-law 150 of 2004, as amended.
   • · Motion 13 added: That Sarnia City Council grant a Noise By-Law Exemption to the County of Lambton for overnight asphalt resurfacing work on County Road 29 (Indian Road) from Kathleen Avenue to Exmouth Road & County Road 16 (London Road) from Superior Stree…
   • · Motion 14 added: That Sarnia City Council accepts the tender submitted by K&L Construction Ltd. with construction contract value of $5,452,449.17 including non-rebateable HST, for renovation and addition at the Bright’s Grove Library; and That Sarnia City …
   • · Motion 15 added: That Sarnia City Council endorse the establishment of a Board of Directors for the MSC, consisting of four to six voting public members, one voting representative from the City of Sarnia Economic Development Department, and one voting memb…
   • · Motion 16 added: That Sarnia City Council receive and file the report.
   • · Motion 17 added: That Sarnia City Council explore or investigate establishing and providing 24-hour accessible on-call transportation services for residents; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the appropriate City administration staff and committees of counci…
   • · Motion 18 added: That the traditional users of Kenwick Park be accommodated in the current revisions/improvements that include the fenced in basketball court.
   • · Motion 19 added: That staff be directed to review the proposed Official Plan and Zoning By- law amendments to ensure that existing development rights are maintained in the new documents and to include an overlay instead of the proposed Natural Environment …
   • · Motion 20 added: THAT Council direct staff to prepare and return by September, if possible, a report regarding the proposed residential dwelling by-laws related to permitting up to three dwelling units on residential properties; and THAT the report include…
   • · Motion 21 added: That this item be tabled pending a report from staff at the next meeting.
   • · Motion 22 added: That the City of Sarnia Pause the creation of a "Natural Environment Zone".
   • · Motion 23 added: That this item be referred to staff for a report, in conjunction with Notice of Motion #7, to be returned at the earliest possible time.
   • · Motion 24 added: That the minutes of April 27, 2026 (Regular Meeting), and April 27, 2026 (Closed Meeting), as printed, be adopted.
   • · Motion 25 added: That Items A to F listed in the Consent Agenda be introduced.
   • · Motion 26 added: That Items A to F listed in the Consent Agenda, as recommended or approved by this Council, be adopted.
   • · Motion 27 added: That By-Laws 1-9, as printed, be introduced, and be taken as read for the first, second and third time and finally passed.
   • · Motion 28 added: That Sarnia City Council adjourn to its next regular meeting to be held on June 22, 2026.
   • · Attendance added: Mike Bradley (present)
   • · Attendance added: Amy Burkhart (present)
   • · Attendance added: Dave Boushy (present)
   • · Attendance added: Terry Burrell (present)
   • · Attendance added: Bill Dennis (remote)
   • · Attendance added: Anne Marie Gillis (present)
   • · Attendance added: Adam Kilner (present)
   • · Attendance added: Chrissy McRoberts (present)
   • · Attendance added: George Vandenberg (present)
   • · Attendance added: Brian White (present)
   • · Participation added: Dennis recuse