Directing staff on 700 Parkhill condo conversion OLT matter

That Closed Session Report LSOCS26-022 dated September 8, 2026 of the City Solicitor respecting 700 Parkhill Condo Conversion OLT, be received for information; and, That staff be directed to proceed as amended per September 14, 2026, Closed Session meeting.

City Council Meeting

That Closed Session Report LSOCS26-022 dated September 8, 2026 of the City Solicitor respecting 700 Parkhill Condo Conversion OLT, be received for information; and, That staff be directed to proceed a

Housing & Homelessness

Zoning & Planning

Approving consent items including land acquisition, airport lease and subdivision conditions

That items Report LSRS26-019 – Proposed Land Acquisition, Report MOAIR26- 010 – Lease, ORCA Update, Report LSCLK26-019, and Amendment to the Approved Conditions of Draft Plan of Subdivision Approval for Plan 15T-25501, Report IPGPL26-047 be approved on consent.

That items Report LSRS26-019 – Proposed Land Acquisition, Report MOAIR26- 010 – Lease, ORCA Update, Report LSCLK26-019, and Amendment to the Approved Conditions of Draft Plan of Subdivision Approval f

Economic Development

Land & Property

Environment & Climate

Passing by-laws for ONE JIB investments and Fisher Drive holding removal

That the following By-laws: 26-093 Being a By-law to authorize The Corporation of the City of Peterborough to invest funds not required immediately in the Prudent Investment Offering of the ONE Joint Investment Board ("ONE JIB") pursuant to section 418.1 of the Municipal Act, 2001, to approve the execution of related agreements and documents, and to delegate certain powers and duties respecting the administration of such investments 26-097 Being a By-law to amend the Zoning By-law to remove the ‘H’ Holding Symbol from the Zoning of the property known municipally as 1791 and 1801 Fisher Drive be approved.

That the following By-laws: 26-093 Being a By-law to authorize The Corporation of the City of Peterborough to invest funds not required immediately in the Prudent Investment Offering of the ONE Joint 

Budget & Finance

Writing to ISED and MP about cell towers near homes and schools

That council for the City of Peterborough send a formal letter to the ISED and MP Emma Harrison, voicing concerns about the location of cell towers next to residential properties and schools, including the subject property in report IPGPL26-025.

That council for the City of Peterborough send a formal letter to the ISED and MP Emma Harrison, voicing concerns about the location of cell towers next to residential properties and schools, includin

Intergovernmental Relations

Passing by-laws for Community Planning Permit System, heritage designations and housing

That the following By-laws 26-071 - Being a By-law to adopt a new Affordable Rental Housing Subclass for the Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential property classes. 26-072 Being a By-law to amend 2026 User Fee By-law 25-128 26-073 Being a By-law to Designate Certain Properties in the City of Peterborough Under the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. O.18 (172-174 Simcoe Street) 26-074 Being a By-law to Designate Certain Properties in the City of Peterborough Under the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. O.18 (212 London Street) 26-075 Being a By-law to Designate Certain Properties in the City of Peterborough Under the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. O.18 (214 London Street) 26-076 Being a By-law to Designate Certain Properties in the City of Peterborough Under the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. O.18 (216 London Street) 26-079 Being a By-law to exempt the lands known municipally as 221 Rink Street, in the City of Peterborough, from taxation for municipal and school purposes for a period of 10 years. 26-080 Being a By-law authorizing City Council to designate the property at 221 Rink Street as a Municipal Housing Facility and to authorize the execution of agreements and other documents necessary to provide municipal incentives and capital funding between The Corporation of the City of Peterborough and 2511514 ONTARIO INC. 26-081 Being a By-law to establish a city-wide Community Planning Permit System 26-082 Being a By-law to establish Reserve Funds to regulate the use of monies collected as Cash-in-lieu of In-kind Facilities, Services and Matters when imposed as a condition of approval for applicable Class 2 or Class 3 Community Planning Permits. 26-083 Being a By-law to establish a Pre-consultation protocol prior to the submission of applications under the Planning Act and to repeal By-law Number 24-095 26-084 Being a By-law to amend User Fees By-law Number 25-128, as amended, to update Planning Application Fees 26-086 Being a By-law to authorize the borrowing upon amortizing debentures in the principal amount of $7,049,276 for a capital work of The Corporation of the City of Peterborough (FCM Number: CPC-22-0011), be approved.

That the following By-laws 26-071 - Being a By-law to adopt a new Affordable Rental Housing Subclass for the Multi-Residential and New Multi-Residential property classes. 26-072 Being a By-law to amen

Heritage Preservation

Advising ISED on Rogers telecommunication tower at 95 Marina Boulevard

That Council approve the recommendations outlined in Report IPGPL26-025, dated June 22, 2026, of the Commissioner of Infrastructure, Planning and Growth Management as follows: a) That Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) Canada be advised that the proposal for a telecommunication structure by Rogers Communications Inc. at 95 Marina Boulevard has been circulated in accordance with the City of Peterborough’s Telecommunications Structures Policy and Procedure; and, b) That ISED Canada be further advised that the proposal for a telecommunications structure at 95 Marina Boulevard resulted in questions and concerns raised by members of the public. Spectra Point Inc. has responded to the questions and concerns raised and are summarized in Appendix D of Report IPGPL26-025.

That Council approve the recommendations outlined in Report IPGPL26-025, dated June 22, 2026, of the Commissioner of Infrastructure, Planning and Growth Management as follows: a) That Innovation, Scie

Approving the Community Planning Permit By-law and repealing the old Zoning By-law

That Council approve the recommendations as amended as follows: a) That Council receive for information a presentation from staff and Dillion Consulting Limited on the Community Planning Permit By-law; b) That the Community Planning Permit By-law be approved as attached as Appendix A to Report IPGPL26-030; c) That the City’s Comprehensive Zoning By-law Number 1972-120, and any amending By-law thereto, including By-law 97-123 as amended, be repealed on the day that the Community Planning Permit By-Law comes into force and effect, in accordance with Appendix A to Report IPGPL26-030; d) That City By-law Numbers 1985-211 and 11-081 respecting site plan control, as amended, be repealed on the day that the Community Planning Permit By-law comes into force and effect, in accordance with Appendix A to Report IPGPL26- 030; e) That the following by-laws respecting the zoning of former Township lands and annexed by the City of Peterborough through various Ministerial Orders since 1972, be repealed on the day that the Community Planning Permit By-law comes into force and effect, in accordance with Appendix A to Report IPGPL26-030: i. Township of Smith Zoning By-law 1971-17, as amended including By-law 1996- 44; ii. Township of Otonabee Zoning By-law 12-79; and iii. Township of Otonabee-South Monaghan Zoning By-law 2010-65; f) That in accordance with Section 34(17) of the Planning Act, Council confirms that no further notice is to be given in respect of the changes made to the proposed draft Community Planning Permit By-law since the March 23, 2026 Statutory Public Meeting; g) That Council permit and consider application requests to amend the Community Planning Permit By-law before the fifth anniversary of the date the by- law is passed as follows: i. applications subject to transition provisions under Section 2.4.3 of the Community Planning Permit By-law; and ii. City-initiated amendments. h) That the By-law to establish Reserve Funds to regulate the use of monies collected as Cash-in-lieu of In-kind Facilities, Services and Matters when imposed as a condition of approval for Class 2 or Class 3 Community Planning Permits be approved, as attached as Appendix B to Report IPGPL26-030; i) That the By-law to repeal By-law Number 24-095 and establish a new Pre- Application Consultation protocol prior to the submission of applications under the Planning Act be approved, as attached as Appendix C to Report IPGPL26-030; j) That the By-law to amend the City’s 2026 User Fees By-law Number 25-128 to update Planning Application Fees be approved, as attached as Appendix D to Report IPGPL26-030; k) That Council direct staff to complete and publish Terms of References for commonly requested studies, reports or plans as part of a development application by Q4 2026; and l) That Council direct staff to provide an information report to Council, outlining lessons learned, and any recommended implementation changes to the By-law, in part, based on the evaluation of Natural Heritage Features verified by Environmental Impact Studies, after one year of the CPP By-law coming into effect; m) That Council direct staff to expedite the preparation of a Community Improvement Plan that supports the objectives of the Climate Change Action Plan 2.0 by incentivizing Green Development Standards with best efforts to establish by Q2 in 2027; n) That Council direct staff to prepare a supplementary voluntary green development standards document and checklist, to be shared and strongly encouraged at the pre-consultation stage for Community Planning Permit Applications, and utilized in conjunction with the above-noted Community Improvement Plan, in order to incentivize  best practices; o) That Council direct staff to develop a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) by Q2 2027 to ensure that field-verified natural heritage features, including those readily identified and evaluated by a qualified professional, and peer reviewed as deemed appropriate are documented, mapped and integrated into the CPP By- law's Environmental Protection precinct through periodic city-initiated amendments. p) That Staff be directed to provide bi-annually public reports during the first year of implementation of the Community Planning Permit System, including a summary of all Class 2 and Class 3 applications received and approved, variations granted, building heights approved, Facilities, Services and Matters secured, cash in lieu contributions collected, and any issues identified through implementation.

That Council approve the recommendations as amended as follows: a) That Council receive for information a presentation from staff and Dillion Consulting Limited on the Community Planning Permit By-law

Directing staff to map field-verified natural heritage features in CPP By-law

That item o) be amended as follows: o) That Council direct staff to develop a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) by Q2 2027 to ensure that field-verified natural heritage features, including those readily identified and evaluated by a qualified professional, and peer reviewed as deemed appropriate are documented, mapped and integrated into the CPP By-law's Environmental Protection precinct through periodic city-initiated amendments.

That item o) be amended as follows: o) That Council direct staff to develop a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) by Q2 2027 to ensure that field-verified natural heritage features, including those rea

Preparing voluntary green development standards for planning permit applications

That item n) be amended as follows: n) That Council direct staff to prepare a supplementary voluntary green development standards document and checklist, to be shared and strongly encouraged at the pre-consultation stage for Community Planning Permit Applications, and utilized in conjunction with the above-noted Community Improvement Plan, in order to incentivize best practices;

That item n) be amended as follows: n) That Council direct staff to prepare a supplementary voluntary green development standards document and checklist, to be shared and strongly encouraged at the pr

Expediting a Community Improvement Plan for green development standards by 2027

That item m) be amended as follows: m) That Council direct staff to expedite the preparation of a Community Improvement Plan that supports the objectives of the Climate Change Action Plan 2.0 by incentivizing Green Development Standards with best efforts to establish by Q2 in 2027;

That item m) be amended as follows: m) That Council direct staff to expedite the preparation of a Community Improvement Plan that supports the objectives of the Climate Change Action Plan 2.0 by incen

Requesting a one-year lessons-learned report on the CPP By-law

l) That Council direct staff to provide an information report to Council, outlining lessons learned, and any recommended implementation changes to the By-law, in part, based on the evaluation of Natural Heritage Features verified by Environmental Impact Studies, after one year of the CPP By-law coming into effect;

l) That Council direct staff to provide an information report to Council, outlining lessons learned, and any recommended implementation changes to the By-law, in part, based on the evaluation of Natur

Requiring a one-year review of the CPP By-law's natural heritage rules

That item l) be amended as follows: l) That Council direct staff to provide an information report to Council, outlining lessons learned, and any recommended implementation changes to the By-law, in part, based on the evaluation of Natural Heritage Features   after one year of the CPP By- law coming into effect;

That item l) be amended as follows: l) That Council direct staff to provide an information report to Council, outlining lessons learned, and any recommended implementation changes to the By-law, in pa

General Committee

That Council approve the amended recommendations as follows: a) That Council receive for information a presentation from staff and Dillion Consulting Limited on the Community Planning Permit By-law; b) That the Community Planning Permit By-law be approved as attached as Appendix A to Report IPGPL26-030; c) That the City’s Comprehensive Zoning By-law Number 1972-120, and any amending By-law thereto, including By-law 97-123 as amended, be repealed on the day that the Community Planning Permit By-Law comes into force and effect, in accordance with Appendix A to Report IPGPL26-030; d) That City By-law Numbers 1985-211 and 11-081 respecting site plan control, as amended, be repealed on the day that the Community Planning Permit By-law comes into force and effect, in accordance with Appendix A to Report IPGPL26- 030; e) That the following by-laws respecting the zoning of former Township lands and annexed by the City of Peterborough through various Ministerial Orders since 1972, be repealed on the day that the Community Planning Permit By-law comes into force and effect, in accordance with Appendix A to Report IPGPL26-030: i. Township of Smith Zoning By-law 1971-17, as amended including By-law 1996-44; ii. Township of Otonabee Zoning By-law 12-79; and iii. Township of Otonabee-South Monaghan Zoning By-law 2010-65; f) That in accordance with Section 34(17) of the Planning Act, Council confirms that no further notice is to be given in respect of the changes made to the proposed draft Community Planning Permit By-law since the March 23, 2026 Statutory Public Meeting; g) That Council permit and consider application requests to amend the Community Planning Permit By-law before the fifth anniversary of the date the by- law is passed as follows: i)  applications subject to transition provisions under Section 2.4.3 of the Community Planning Permit By-law; and ii. City-initiated amendments. h) That the By-law to establish Reserve Funds to regulate the use of monies collected as Cash-in-lieu of In-kind Facilities, Services and Matters when imposed as a condition of approval for Class 2 or Class 3 Community Planning Permits be approved, as attached as Appendix B to Report IPGPL26-030; i) That the By-law to repeal By-law Number 24-095 and establish a new Pre- Application Consultation protocol prior to the submission of applications under the Planning Act be approved, as attached as Appendix C to Report IPGPL26-030; j) That the By-law to amend the City’s 2026 User Fees By-law Number 25-128 to update Planning Application Fees be approved, as attached as Appendix D to Report IPGPL26-030; k) That Council direct staff to complete and publish Terms of References for commonly requested studies, reports or plans as part of a development application by Q4 2026; and l) That Council direct staff to provide an information report to Council, outlining lessons learned, monitoring and use of Environmental Impact Studies, and any recommended implementation changes after one year of the CPP By-law coming into effect. m) That Voluntary Green Development Standards be referenced within, and an additional checklist developed to accompany, the CPPS Bylaw in order to present best practices available for consideration by all builders, developers, home purchasers and renters (ie. as in Carleton Place); n) That staff expedite development of a Community Improvement Plan for Green Development Standards and Council-approved application of the Climate Change Action Plan 2.0, and report back to Council on progress by Q1 in 2027; and, o) That staff expedite a field verification, mapping, monitoring and designation process for updating the most important natural areas, including woodlands and wetlands, with a report back to Council by Q1 of 2027; and p) That Staff be directed to provide bi-annually public reports during the first year of implementation of the Community Planning Permit System, including a summary of all Class 2 and Class 3 applications received and approved, variations granted, building heights approved, Facilities, Services and Matter secured, cash- in-lieu contributions collected and any issues identified through implementation.

That Council approve the amended recommendations as follows: a) That Council receive for information a presentation from staff and Dillion Consulting Limited on the Community Planning Permit By-law; b

Requiring twice-yearly public reports on the Community Planning Permit System

p) That Staff be directed to provide bi-annually public reports during the first year of implementation of the Community Planning Permit System, including a summary of all Class 2 and Class 3 applications received and approved, variations granted, building heights approved, Facilities, Services and Matter secured, cash- in-lieu contributions collected and any issues identified through implementation.

p) That Staff be directed to provide bi-annually public reports during the first year of implementation of the Community Planning Permit System, including a summary of all Class 2 and Class 3 applicat

Expediting mapping and designation of important woodlands and wetlands

o) That staff expedite a field verification, mapping, monitoring and designation process for updating the most important natural areas, including woodlands and wetlands, with a report back to Council by Q1 of 2027.

o) That staff expedite a field verification, mapping, monitoring and designation process for updating the most important natural areas, including woodlands and wetlands, with a report back to Council 

Expediting a Community Improvement Plan for green development standards

n) That staff expedite development of a Community Improvement Plan for Green Development Standards and Council-approved application of the Climate Change Action Plan 2.0, and report back to Council on progress by Q1 in 2027; and,

n) That staff expedite development of a Community Improvement Plan for Green Development Standards and Council-approved application of the Climate Change Action Plan 2.0, and report back to Council on

Adding voluntary green development standards checklist to CPP By-law

m) That Voluntary Green Development Standards be referenced within, and an additional checklist developed to accompany, the CPPS Bylaw in order to present best practices available for consideration by all builders, developers, home purchasers and renters (ie. as in Carleton Place);

m) That Voluntary Green Development Standards be referenced within, and an additional checklist developed to accompany, the CPPS Bylaw in order to present best practices available for consideration by

l) That Council direct staff to provide an information report to Council, outlining lessons learned, monitoring and use of Environmental Impact Studies, and any recommended implementation changes after one year of the CPP By-law coming into effect.

l) That Council direct staff to provide an information report to Council, outlining lessons learned, monitoring and use of Environmental Impact Studies, and any recommended implementation changes afte

Splitting CPP cash-in-lieu reserves between housing and climate

h) That the By-law to establish Reserve Funds to regulate the use of monies collected as Cash-in-lieu of In-kind Facilities, Services and Matters when imposed as a condition of approval for Class 2 or Class 3 Community Planning Permits be approved, as attached as Appendix B to Report IPGPL26-030, with section 3.2 amended to allocate 50% of the Obligatory Reserve Fund to affordable housing and 50% to Climate Change Action Plan 2.0 and Park, conservation or outdoor public recreational purposes;

h) That the By-law to establish Reserve Funds to regulate the use of monies collected as Cash-in-lieu of In-kind Facilities, Services and Matters when imposed as a condition of approval for Class 2 or

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