THAT Council ENTER into an In-Camera session.
THAT Council RECEIVE this report for information.
THAT Council ENTER into an In-Camera meeting on June 23, 2026.
THAT Council RECEIVE the presentation by Shania Dennall, Climate Intern, on the City Climate Adaptation Implementation Plan for information.
THAT Council RECEIVE the presentation by Joe Szabo and Eileen Tino-Hind of the Seniors Advisory Committee for information.
THAT Council RECEIVE the presentation from the Age-Friendly Niagara Council for information.
THAT Council RECEIVE the presentation by Dr. Lesley Rigg, President of Brock University.
THAT Council AUTHORIZE the Mayor and Clerk to sign the SBEC-MEDJCT Master and Project Transfer Payment Agreement
THAT Council RECEIVE this report for information. THATCouncil DIRECT staff to complete the remaining stops sign installations prescribed within the previously approved By-Law 2025-084 and By-Law 2026-006. THAT Council DIRECT staff to prepare a report for Councils consideration detailing the results and recommendations of Phase 2 of this project before proceeding with any installations.
THAT Council APPROVE an all-way stop to be installed at the intersection of Heximer Avenue at Margaret Street.
THAT Council APPROVE the conversion of Huron Street between Valley Way and Ontario Avenue from one-way to two-way. THAT Council APPROVE the installation of an all-way stop at Huron Street at Crysler Avenue.
1. THAT Council DIRECT Staff to apply for funding under the Development Charge Reduction Program ("DCRP") before the deadline of June 19, 2026. 2. THAT Council COMMITS in the DCRP application, at a date to be determined, to a 50% reduction of net residential development charges. 3. THAT Council AUTHORIZE staff with delegated authority to execute all documents and agreements necessary to apply for
THAT Council APPROVE the minutes of the April 21, 2026 meeting as presented.
THAT Council WAIVE the procedural by-law to allow for the discussion of this notice of motion regarding the lighting of the Weightman Bridge in Chippawa.
Vince Kerrio THAT Council APPROVE June 30 and September 29 as the 2026 Final Due Dates for the Residential, Pipeline, Farmland and Managed Forest Assessment Classes. THAT Council APPROVE August 31 and October 30 as the 2026 Final Due Dates for the Commercial, Industrial and Multi-residential Assessment Classes.
THAT Council ENTER into an In-Camera session.
THAT Council RECEIVE Staff Report CAO-2026-03 2025 Sleep Cheap Charities Reap and WonderFalls Pass for information.
THATCouncil send a letter to the Premier of Ontario, Minister of the Environment Conservation and Parks, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing and Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade requesting to provide support and built-in protection for prior, existing manufacturing industry in our cities, therefore protecting the jobs they provide and their ability to operate unfetter
THAT City Council DECLARE June 19 the City's annual Official Filipino Day.
THAT Council APPROVE the attached Schedule of Fees with fees effective January 1, 2026 AND THAT Council DIRECT Staff to amend the by-law to have the non-resident cemetery fee apply to those that live within the Region but outside of Niagara Falls. Ayes: Councillor Victor Pietrangelo, Councillor Mike Strange, Councillor Tony Baldinelli, Councillor Mona Patel, Councillor Ruth-Ann Nieuwesteeg, Counci
THAT Staff provide Council with an update of the proposed use of capital allocated for 2026, based on the proposed project development timeline for the Chippawa Arena and Library Redevelopment Project; AND to give authority for Staff to spend the $990,000, as outlined in the report.
Vince Kerrio THAT Council DIRECT staff to promote the Heater's Heroes Toy Drive through the City's website and social media platforms.
Vince Kerrio THAT Council RECEIVE the presentation made by Blaine Lucas, President & CEO from 308 Consulting & Strategy Group Inc., pertaining to Fire's Community Risk Assessment (CRA) and the Fire Master Plan (FMP).
Vince Kerrio THAT Council RECEIVE Report CAO-2025-13 and DEFER any further actions to a future Council meeting.
THAT City Staff review the corporate work-from-home policy and report back to Council as to how the City will be moving back toward a full-time, in-office work environment with recommendations for provisions which may be granted temporarily to allow for special circumstances.
THAT Council waive the procedural by-law to allow for the discussion of the notice of motion submitted by Councillor Mike Strange regarding the honouring of Rob Nicholson.
THAT Council suspend the rules and waive the procedural by-law to allow for a discussion of this notice of motion pertaining to an unhoused action plan.
THAT Council RECEIVE FOR INFORMATION the presentation made by Patrick Topping and Mike Dunford regarding the South Niagara Hospital.
To RECEIVE the Feasibility Study presentation as presented by Cherie Ng Architect Firm and to DIRECT Staff to explore Option One, the multi-purpose facility, and provide further options for further reduced costs.
This report needs to be read in conjunction with report CAO 2025-09. This report and its recommendations are discongruent with the recommendations of CAO 2025-09. As such only one set of recommendations in the two reports can be approved. THAT Council DIRECT the CAO to investigate the possibility of negotiating a single-source contract with the City of St. Catharines Fire Service for dispatch serv
THAT the Council of the City of Niagara Falls REQUESTS that the Niagara Transit Board of Directors investigate the feasibility of providing significantly discounted transit fare for Seniors. Ayes: Councillor Victor Pietrangelo, Councillor Mike Strange, Councillor Tony Baldinelli, Councillor Mona Patel, Councillor Ruth-Ann Nieuwesteeg, Councillor Chris Dabrowski, and City Councillor Vince Kerrio Na
THAT Council APPROVE the draft Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls - Trust Funds audited financial statements for the year ended, December 31, 2024.
WHEREAS , we need to protect the right of our residents to worship without threats of intimidation, and WHEREAS , City owned public spaces and spaces in the vicinity of faith-based cultural institutions including streets and sidewalks should feel safe and free from protestors, and WHEREAS , some protests invoke harassment and intimidation, and WHEREAS , those attending religious institutions shoul
Vince Kerrio THAT Council RECEIVE this report regarding the initiation of the new Community Improvement Plan project. THAT Council AUTHORIZE the extension of the City’s current CIP Incentive Programs and CIP Development Charge exemptions, as outlined in this report, until December 31, 2025. THAT Council DIRECT staff to send a copy of this report to the Region of Niagara.
Vince Kerrio 1. THAT Council APPROVE the implementation of a designated pet cemetery section within Fairview Cemetery, allowing for either pet only and or human and pet combined interment. 2. THAT Council DIRECT staff to develop a revised bylaw to accommodate this approval as well as update our internal policies and procedures prior to December 31, 2025.
That Council Approve waiving yearly registration fees for Service Dogs as defined by the City Animal Control By-Law. That Council NOT APPROVE an unlimited exemption to the number of dogs permitted per residence if the dogs are identified as service dogs as defined by the City’s Animal Control By-Law. That Council NOT APPROVE the definition change from Service Dog to Service Animal.
THAT Council APPROVE the Terms of Reference for the Licence Appeal Committee; AND THAT the committee still consist of 7 members but the composition will now be 5 members of the public and 2 Council members; and THAT Council RECEIVE the report for information.
THAT Council approve extending the meeting past its curfew of 10:00 PM.
THAT City Council work with the property owners, utilizing penalties and financially punitive tools in order to address this unsightly hole, to enforce the erection of proper construction hoarding and to ensure property standards to be enforced.
Vince Kerrio THAT City Council SUPPORT allowing convenience stores to sell beer and wine until 1 AM and that staff contact the AGCO to consider changes to its current rules regarding alcohol sales. Ayes: Mayor Jim Diodati, Councillor Victor Pietrangelo, Councillor Mike Strange, Councillor Tony Baldinelli, Councillor Mona Patel, Councillor Ruth-Ann Nieuwesteeg, Councillor Chris Dabrowski, and City