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Council Considers – April 12, 2022

Leamington Council will hold an electronic Council meeting on April 12, 2022, at 6:00 PM. Council will consider:

• A Zoning By-law amendment application to remove the Holding (H) symbol from zoning of the 21 vacant properties, municipally known as 1-10 Sunningdale Drive, 15-19 Sunningdale Drive, and 2-16 Heathview Trail through to allow the development of 21 single unit residential dwellings.
• Receiving and adopting the Erie South, Sherk, Seacliff, Oak Street Traffic Study Final Report prepared by...

Leamington launches online permit application system

Building permit applications in the Municipality of Leamington have moved online with the introduction of e-permitting.

Through a cloud-based e-permitting software called Cloudpermit, the building application and permit process is managed electronically from application submission to final approval.

Homeowners and industry professionals can now submit a building permit application online at: leamington.ca/building

All building permit applicants are encouraged to use the new e-permitting system. If...

Reminder: Don’t Burn without a Permit in Leamington

Leamington residents are reminded of the Municipality’s Open Air Burning By-law, which prohibits open air burning in most areas within Leamington.

Leamington residents who require outdoor burning privileges can purchase permits online through the Municipality’s website at leamington.ca/burning.

Burn permits require two to three business days for processing, and first-time applicants require an inspection prior to approval.

“It’s important that residents get a permit and follow fire-safety protocols...

Council Matters – March 22, 2022

At the Leamington Council meeting on March 22, 2022, Council:

• Held a Public Meeting under the Planning Act and deferred Zoning By-law Amendment Application No. 248.

• Authorized the purchase of an Electric Ice Resurfacing Machine from Zamboni Company Ltd for $189,545.88 plus HST.

• Repealed the Mandatory Mask By-law 61-20. On March 9, 2022, the Province of Ontario announced that as of March 21, 2022, masks will no longer be required in most settings, except public transit, long-term care and...

Leamington Lifts COVID-19 Masking Requirements

Transit riders still required to wear masks while using transit

At its March 22, 2022 meeting, Leamington Council repealed the Municipality’s Mask By-law to align with the recent Ontario Government announcement lifting COVID-19 masking requirements for most settings.

Effective immediately, wearing a mask is optional to enter all Leamington municipal facilities including the Leamington Municipal Building and the Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Centre.

Under the province’s remaining regulations,...