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Special Council Meeting: Draft Official Plan, June 1, 2026 @ 5:30PM

Photo Credit: Town of Grimsby/Fair Dealing with Artistic Modifications

The most recent and perhaps last major revision to the Town’s Official Plan has been posted and will be presented to Council at a Special Meeting on Monday, June 1st.

Among a few of the notable policies proposed by the consultants and Town Staff in the draft:

  • Building heights of up to 12 storeys in the Downtown District.
  • Removal of the Grimsby Beach Secondary Plan and replacement with “Area Specific Policies.”
  • Residential neighbourhoods expected to accommodate intensification through ARUs and “modest low-rise development.”
  • More density, with more flexibility to reduce or replace on-site parking.
  • Certain planning procedures may shift toward less public notification, less public input, and less direct Council oversight.

The new Official Plan, once finalized, will shape how Grimsby grows until 2051. You can read the draft plan at: https://www.letstalkgrimsby.ca/…/172425/documents/169510

The Special Meeting of Council on Monday will start at 5:30 PM in Council Chambers at Town Hall and is open to the public. If you want to delegate on the matter, submit your request before 5:30 PM on Sunday at: https://eforms.grimsby.ca/Delegation-request-form

If you want to get your comments on the public record, you can email them to: grimsbyop@grimsby.ca

For more information about the Official Plan process, visit: https://www.letstalkgrimsby.ca/officialplan

Notice: Special Council – August 27, 2020 – Century Condos

After the previous Monday’s meeting failed to reach a decision on a “settlement agreement” for the proposed Century Condos, Council will be back in session tomorrow night at 5:30PM to decide if the slightly revised proposal is any better.

There has been some minor changes to the last offering but as per the Planning Department’s “Moving Forward” PowerPoint presentation for tomorrow night’s meeting… the “building form remains unchanged”.

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