Alerts and Public Notices

Leamington Council will hold a Public Meeting on Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at 6:00 PM in the Council Chambers at the Leamington Municipal Building to receive comments regarding Zoning By-law Amendment Application ZBA #197 to amend the zoning of the property at 40 Camelot Avenue from Residential (R1) to Residential (R3).  The zoning will re-establish multi-unit dwellings as a permitted use.  No changes are proposed to the property at this time.  Details and mapping...
Read More...

Leamington Council will hold a Public Meeting on Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at 6:00 PM in the Council Chambers at the Leamington Municipal Building to receive comments regarding Official Plan Amendment Application OPA #6 and Zoning By-law Application ZBA #109 to allow the existing Leamington GMC Dealership as a permitted use in the Commercial Uptown Designation and Zone. Details and a map are provided on the attached Public Notice.
Anyone is welcome to attend the Public Meeting...
Read More...

On Tuesday, September 24, 2019, Council approved Consent Application B-20-19 to sever 2 acres of land from the property at 1331 Mersea Road 1 and add it to the abutting vacant farm to the west. Concurrently, Zoning By-law Amendment Application ZBA #193 was approved and By-law 51-19 was passed to rezone the retained parcel from Agricultural General (A1) to Agricultural Hobby Farm (A3) to reflect the size of the parcel.

Read More...

The Municipality of Leamington has prepared a Stormwater Master Drainage Study for the Reid Drain, Silver Creek, and Big Creek Watersheds. The study area is located within the jurisdictions of both the Essex Region Conservation Authority and the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority. The study was initiated to take an all-inclusive approach to assessing the impact of potential future development within the project area (see Figure 1 attached). The study evaluated...
Read More...

The Municipality of Leamington is initiating a study to improve municipal drainage infrastructure in Southwest Leamington to support development in the area. The study will consider current drainage challenges, upgrades required and new infrastructure. 
A combined sanitary and stormwater sewer currently collects both household sewage and rainfall runoff within the existing developed area of Southwest Leamington. This study will also evaluate the potential to separate...
Read More...