The Corporation of the Township of Brock Council MinutesMonday, January 12, 2026 at 10:00 A.m. - 12:00 P.m.Council Chambers - 1 Cameron St. E. Cannington and ElectronicallyMembers Present:Mayor Michael JubbRegional Councillor Cria PettingillWard 1 Councillor Peter FrankWard 2 Councillor Claire DobleWard 3 Councillor Angela CanavanWard 4 Councillor Ron HodgsonWard 5 Councillor Lynn CampbellStaff Present:CAO Michelle WillsonDeputy Clerk Maralee DrakeClerk's Assistant Stefanie StickwoodClerk's Assistant Deena HuntDirector of Finance/Treasurer Trena DeBruijnInterim Director of Public Works Ben KesterDirector Parks, Recreation and Facilities R. Wayne WardDirector Development Services Robin PrenticeFire Chief Rick Harrison1.Call to Order & Moment of Silence - 10:00 a.m. Public Comments: Mayor Jubb called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. and a quorum was present.2.Land Acknowledgement Public Comments: It is important to begin each public gathering with a Land and Territorial Acknowledgement, to recognize the Indigenous people for being good stewards of the land and environment, here where we are meeting today. The Township of Brock has traditionally been a hunting and fishing ground for First Nations people. We reside on and benefit from the Williams Treaty Territories, on the land of the Mississaugas and Chippewas. May we share the land as long as the sun rises, the grass grows and river flows.3.Playing of the National Anthem Public Comments: 4.Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and Nature Thereof Public Comments: None.5.Community Announcements Public Comments: Ice fishing season is open 6.Public Meeting Public Comments: None.7.Presentations Public Comments: 7.1Durham Agricultural Advisory Committee Annual Report Attachments | Public Comments1.2026 DAAC Annual Report Presentation - Brock.pdfTom Watpool, representative from Durham Agricultural Advisory Committee (DAAC) introduced Michael Scott, Durham Region Planner and liaison for DAAC, and provided a presentation which included: About DAAC Agriculture at a Glance Economic Contributions in 2021 Activities at DAAC in 2025 Major Issues Facing Agriculture in the Region DAAC as a Resource Resolution:C-2026-001Moved byRegional Councillor PettingillSeconded byCouncillor CanavanBe it Resolved That the presentation by Tom Watpool and Michael Scott on behalf of the Durham Agricultural Advisory Committee with respect to the Durham Agricultural Advisory Committee Annual Report be received.CARRIED8.Delegations / Petitions Public Comments: 8.1Beaverton Thorah Eldon Historical Society - 50th Anniversary Attachments | Public Comments1.Beaverton-Thorah Eldon Historical Society Presentation.pdfPaula Warder, President, Beaverton Thorah Eldon Historical Society provided a delegation which included: Beaver River Museum Celebrating 50 Years Who, Why, What and When? formed in 1976 with 9 volunteer directors to promote public interest and maintain the museum as a repository of local historical artifacts host various workshops, events and exhibits seek government grants to supplement other financial resources future plans to provide better accessibility at the museum including QR codes Requests to Council: highlight the role of community museums and cultural history as an integral component in tourism development strategies continue to provide support through lease agreements, park maintenance partner in our efforts to provide enhanced accessibility to all buildings join us in our 50th Anniversary Celebrations Resolution:C-2026-002Moved byCouncillor HodgsonSeconded byCouncillor CampbellBe it Resolved That the presentation by Paula Warder, President - Beaverton Thorah Eldon Historical Society with respect to Beaverton Thorah Eldon Historical Society - 50th Anniversary be received.CARRIED9.Adoption of Minutes of Previous Meetings Public Comments: Resolution:C-2026-003Moved byCouncillor FrankSeconded byRegional Councillor PettingillBe it Resolved That Council adopts all minutes of previous Council meetings as listed in Section 9.1: Council - December 8, 2025 Council - Closed - December 8, 2025 And receives minutes of Advisory Committee meetings as listed in Section 9.2: Committee of Adjustment - November 18, 2025 CARRIED9.1Minutes of previous Council Meetings Public Comments: 9.1.1Council - December 8, 2025 Attachments | Public Comments1.Post-Meeting Minutes - CM_Dec08_2025 - English.pdf9.1.2Council - Closed - December 8, 2025 Public Comments: 9.2Advisory Committee Minutes Public Comments: 9.2.1Committee of Adjustment - November 18, 2025 Attachments | Public Comments1.Post-Meeting Minutes - CoA_Nov18_2025 - English.pdf10.Sub-Committees (Reports) Public Comments: 10.1Finance Committee (Chair - Mayor Jubb) Public Comments: There was no correspondence for consideration.10.2Operations Committee (Chair - Regional Councillor Pettingill) Public Comments: 10.2.1Report 2026-OP-001, New Tandem Truck, Plow and Wing Attachments | Public Comments1.Tandem truck, plow and wing - 2026-OP-001.pdfInterim Director of Public WorksResolution:C-2026-004Moved byMayor JubbSeconded byCouncillor HodgsonBe It Resolved That Report 2025-OP-001, New Tandem Truck, Plow and Wing, be received; andThat Council approve ordering a new tandem truck, plow and wing from Winslow Gerolamy Motors for a price of $498,555.50 (including non-refundable tax) through LAS Canoe procurement.CARRIED10.2.2Report 2026-OP-002, Pile Testing of municipal bridges Attachments | Public Comments1.Pile Testing - 2026-OP-002.pdfCapital Projects CoordinatorResolution:C-2026-005Moved byCouncillor CanavanSeconded byCouncillor DobleBe It Resolved That Report 2026-OP-002 Pile Testing, be received; andThat Staff be authorized to hire Engineering Link to under take the required pile testing; andThat the additional cost of $17,263.36 be funded from a draw from the Asset Management Reserve.CARRIED10.3Parks, Recreation and Facilities Committee (Chair - Councillor Campbell) Public Comments: 10.3.1Report 2026-PRF-001, Beaverton Harbour Washrooms – Design Attachments | Public Comments1.Beaverton Harbour Washrooms Design - 2026-OP-003.pdfDirector of Parks, Recreation and FacilitiesResolution:C-2026-006Moved byCouncillor DobleSeconded byCouncillor FrankBe It Resolved That Report 2026-PRF-001, Beaverton Harbour Washrooms be received; andThat staff be authorized to hire Flexcell Engineering Inc. for a total of $57,370 plus non-refundable HST.CARRIED10.4Tourism, Economic Development and Community Committee (Chair - Councillor Canavan) Public Comments: 10.4.1Report 2026-GG-002, Visitor Growth Plan 2026-2029 Attachments | Public Comments1.Visitor Growth Plan 2026-2029 - 2026-GG-002.pdf2.Appendix 1 - CCT Visitor Profiles.pdf3.Township of Brock Visitor Growth Plan 2026-2029 Final_AOD.pdfCommunication and Tourism CoordinatorResolution:C-2026-007Moved byCouncillor HodgsonSeconded byRegional Councillor PettingillBe it Resolved that Report 2026-GG-002, 2026-2029 Visitor Growth Plan be received; andThat Council adopts the 2026-2029 Visitor Growth Plan; andThat staff and Council work with BBOT and host regularly scheduled meetings with respect to the action items within the plan.CARRIED10.5Protective Services Committee (Chair - Councillor Frank) Public Comments: There was no correspondence for consideration.10.6Development Services Committee (Chair - Councillor Doble) Public Comments: There was no correspondence for consideration.10.7General Government Committee (Chair - Councillor Hodgson) Public Comments: 10.7.1Report 2026-GG-001, Proposed Amendments to the Taxicab By-law Attachments | Public Comments1.Proposed Amendments to the Taxicab Bylaw - 2026-GG-001.pdf2.Taxicab By-law 3390-2026 (repeals 2381-2011-PP) - Draft.pdf3.Accessible Taxi Survey Final.pdfDeputy Clerk Resolution:C-2026-008Moved byMayor JubbSeconded byRegional Councillor PettingillBe It Resolved that Report 2026-GG-001 be received; andThat Council approve Taxi By-law 3390-2026 as contained within Appendix 1 to the report; andThat Council directs staff to make amendments to the Limousine By-law to remove operational borders; andThat the updated Limousine By-law be brought forward to Council for approval.CARRIED10.8Climate Committee (Chair - Regional Councillor Pettingill) Public Comments: There was no correspondence for consideration.11.Correspondence Public Comments: 11.1Free Use Request - Manilla Hall - 2026 Mobile Market Attachments | Public Comments1.866 - Council Request - TNDF MFM Manilla Hall 2026.pdfThe Nourish and Develop Foundation Communication Number 866/25Resolution:C-2026-009Moved byCouncillor CampbellSeconded byCouncillor FrankBe It Resolved That Communication Number 866/25, 2026 Mobile Food Market Request, submitted by The Nourish and Develop Foundation be received; andThat Council has no objection to the operation of the Mobile Food Market to be held outdoors at the Manilla Hall during the months of April - November 2026 and indoors from the months of January - April 2026 and November and December 2026; andThat Council grant free use of the Manilla Hall for The Nourish and Develop Foundation's Indoor/Outdoor Mobile Food Market in the amount of $1,250 representing 25 event dates, with the amount being allocated to GL# 10-40-690-7692-63-6800 "Grants - Free Use Policy/Reduced Rate Rental"; andThat Council authorize the Mayor and Clerk to enter into an agreement with the Nourish and Develop Foundation with respect to the free use of the Manilla Hall for the Indoor/Outdoor Mobile Food Market for 2026.CARRIED11.2Municipal Representation on the Trent Conservation Coalition Source Protection Committee Attachments | Public Comments1.875 - Municipal Representation on the Trent Conservation Coalition Source Protection Committee.pdfKawartha ConservationCommunication Number 875/25Resolution:C-2026-010Be It Resolved That Communication Number 875/25, submitted by the Kawartha Conservation be received; andThat the Corporation of the Township of Brock endorse City of Kawartha Lakes Planning Officer, Environmental Policy, Jenna Stephens as the Kawartha-Haliburton municipal representative on the Trent Conservation Coalition Source Protection Committee.CARRIED11.3Snowmobile Trail Changes for 2026 Season Attachments | Public Comments1.6 - HOSC - Snowmobile trail change for 2026_Redacted.pdfHeart of Ontario Snowmobile ClubCommunication Number 6/26Resolution:C-2026-011Be It Resolved That Communication Number 6/26, Snowmobile Trail Changes for 2026 Season, submitted by the Heart of Ontario Snowmobile Club be approved.CARRIED12.Notice of Motions Public Comments: None.13.By-Laws Public Comments: Resolution:C-2026-012Moved byCouncillor CampbellSeconded byCouncillor FrankBe it Resolved That By-laws 3390-2026 be taken as read, enacted and signed by the Mayor and Municipal Clerk.CARRIED13.1By-Law Number 3390-2026, Taxi By-law Attachments | Public Comments1.Taxicab By-law 3390-2026 (repeals 2381-2011-PP) - Draft(1).pdfBeing a By-Law to Provide for the Licensing, Regulating and Governing of Taxicab Drivers and Owners.14.Closed Session Public Comments: None.15.Rise from Closed Session Public Comments: 16.Other Business Public Comments: None.17.Regional Councillor Update Public Comments: discussion of the Regional Council budget to continue on January 28, 2026 - currently at 4.8% tax increase Regional Committees DAAC and DEAC advised that the dense stands of phragmites (invasive species of plant) block turtle movement 18.Public Questions and Clarification Public Comments: There were no public questions for clarification.19.Confirmation By-law Attachments | Public Comments1.3390-2026 Confirmation By-law January 12, 2026.pdfBy-law Number 3390-2026 to confirm the proceedings of the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Brock at its meeting held on January 12, 2026Resolution:C-2026-013Moved byCouncillor CanavanSeconded byCouncillor DobleBe it Resolved That By-law Number 3390-2026, being a By-law to confirm the proceedings of the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Brock at its meeting held on January 12, 2026 be taken as read, enacted and signed by the Mayor and Clerk/Deputy CAO.CARRIED20.Adjournment Public Comments: Resolution:C-2026-014Moved byCouncillor HodgsonSeconded byCouncillor CanavanBe it Resolved That the meeting of Council on January 12, 2026 be adjourned at 11:15 a.m.CARRIEDNo Item Selected Attachments (0) | Public Comments (0)This item has no attachments.1.Post-Meeting Minutes - CM_Dec08_2025 - English.pdf1.866 - Council Request - TNDF MFM Manilla Hall 2026.pdf1.Post-Meeting Minutes - CoA_Nov18_2025 - English.pdf1.875 - Municipal Representation on the Trent Conservation Coalition Source Protection Committee.pdf1.2026 DAAC Annual Report Presentation - Brock.pdf1.3390-2026 Confirmation By-law January 12, 2026.pdf1.Proposed Amendments to the Taxicab Bylaw - 2026-GG-001.pdf2.Taxicab By-law 3390-2026 (repeals 2381-2011-PP) - Draft.pdf3.Accessible Taxi Survey Final.pdf1.Taxicab By-law 3390-2026 (repeals 2381-2011-PP) - Draft(1).pdf1.6 - HOSC - Snowmobile trail change for 2026_Redacted.pdf1.Tandem truck, plow and wing - 2026-OP-001.pdf1.Visitor Growth Plan 2026-2029 - 2026-GG-002.pdf2.Appendix 1 - CCT Visitor Profiles.pdf3.Township of Brock Visitor Growth Plan 2026-2029 Final_AOD.pdf1.Beaverton-Thorah Eldon Historical Society Presentation.pdf1.Pile Testing - 2026-OP-002.pdf1.Beaverton Harbour Washrooms Design - 2026-OP-003.pdfThis item has no public comment