Council has a number of committees to support its work. Committees exist to obtain public input and give advice to Council based on each committee's mandate. Council must make the final decision on all issues that affect the City.
There are three standing committees, one advisory committee, one statutory committee, three ad hoc committees and one quasi-judicial committee. Volunteers represent the public on committees, and positions are advertised when there are Committee vacancies.
| Community Services Committee |
This is a standing committee. Its mandate is to advise council on matters such as:
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| Corporate Services Committee |
This is a standing committee. Its mandate is to advise Council on matters such as:
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| Operations Committee |
This is a standing committee. Its mandate is to advise Council on matters such as:
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| Economic Development and Tourism Advisory Committee |
The mandate of this advisory committee is to advise Council on matters such as:
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| Accessibility Advisory Committee |
| This statutory committee is required under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005. The majority of the members of the committee must have a disability.
Its mandate is to advise council on matters related to integrated accessibility standards. Key reference documents |
| City Hall Accommodations Ad Hoc Committee |
| This ad hoc committee is overseeing the renovation of the city hall building planned for 2017. |
| Committee of Adjustment |
This quasi-judicial committee considers and decides on applications for minor variance and/or property severances. It also acts as the:
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