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October 4, 2024

The Tiny Cottager

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    Current Report on Council

    - clarification of TTAC minutes, TTAC correspondence tracker and Blackline report, Wyevale ball diamond lighting donations returned, extension of TTAC Ad Hoc Committee applications, application for approval of waste disposal sites, user fees and charges for all recreation amenities, request for Wasaga Beach library privileges, Tiny education bursary recipients, changes in recycling coming 2026, hot mix patching tender, AMO delegation updates, naming of Toanche Park baseball diamond. Deputations: support for referendum, ruling on TTAC closed meetings, Sledheads 4 Kids, Georgian Bay Park. [more]
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