Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Orillia.
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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
The City of Orillia is procuring proposals for the planning, design, tendering, drilling, and testing to produce a complete standby production well for the West Orillia Well site.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Orillia
The meeting addressed several municipal administrative and infrastructure matters. Discussions included the Development Charges Reduction Program, solid waste management fees and financial models, and the status of the Atherley Narrows Bridge environmental assessment. The Council approved the replacement of a sidewalk machine and provided affordable housing incentives for a project at 26 West Street North. A Business Support Working Group was established to address impacts related to The Lighthouse area. Other key topics included a proposed strategy for managing flooding and surcharging, potential new rental housing standards, feasibility studies for off-leash dog areas, and a rebate program for wastewater backflow prevention. Additionally, the Council enacted by-laws regarding wildlife feeding, parks regulation, and road widening.
The Committee of Adjustment held a hearing to review an application for a minor variance regarding a property on Bay Street. The proposal involved constructing a detached accessory structure (garage) that exceeded the maximum ground floor area permitted by the Zoning By-law. Following input from planning staff and the property owner, the committee approved the application with conditions, noting that the revised design was less intensive than previous proposals for the site.
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The committee held a hearing to address an application for land severance at 16 First Street, which proposed dividing land to create three new residential lots for semi-detached dwellings. Following input from the applicant, staff reports, and public comments concerning road access, infrastructure, and neighborhood compatibility, the committee voted to deny the application. The denial was based on findings that the existing road infrastructure on First Street is inadequate to support the proposed intensification and fails to meet safety and municipal service criteria.
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