At its March 17, 2025 meeting, Council:
- Approved zoning changes for the property at 197 Lansdowne Avenue, shifting it from “Industrial” to “Commercial.” Council also updated the Zoning By-law to allow for fewer parking spaces (42) and to exempt trucks and trailers from needing a paved area for turning.
- Approved a Subdivision Agreement for 175 Wigle Avenue, which will have 18 blocks for 36 semi-detached homes, and one block for a temporary cul-de-sac. A new public road will be named Sarkis Street. The zoning for this area was updated to fit the development.
- Directed staff to plan and install a traffic light at the intersection of Woodycrest Avenue and Jasperson Drive, and to make a formal request to the Greater Essex County District School Board to widen their driveway at 1620 Jasperson Drive.
- Authorized the Mayor and CAO to enter into a five-year lease with South Essex Community Council (SECC) for a 2,320 sq. ft. space in Lions Hall.
- Granted the Kingsville BIA permission to use up to $24,550 (plus tax) from their reserve fund to enhance advertising and promotional efforts.
- Authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign a Joint Use Agreement with the Greater Essex County District School Board for facilities at Erie Migration District School.
- Instructed staff to apply for:
- The Enbridge Gas Fueling Futures Fund. If awarded, put funds towards the Lakeside Park electrical upgrades.
- An environmental grant through Enbridge. If awarded, put funds towards the Town’s annual contribution to the Lakeshore Resilient Shoreline Study.
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I agree.
Also Woodycrest .is a nightmare.Thought it was a 50 km maximum. Cars fly down the street.
Most cross streets on Woodycrest are 3 way stops except at Lucas which is the busiest intersection with school kids crossing. Someone is going to get hit. A 3 way stop would definitely slow cars down.
Maybe it can be brought up at council meeting?
Great news on the traffic light at Jasperson & Woodycrest. Now can we get the Mayor and CAO to approach the OPP about the speeding issue on the Jasperson Expressway.