City Council for the City of Greater Sudbury approved amendments to the Zoning By-law and the Registration of Certain Businesses By-law in 2024 to permit and regulate short-term rental accommodations; AND WHEREAS since the implementation of these amendments, the City of Greater Sudbury has experienced an increase in the number of short-term rentals operating within larger residential dwellings; AN
the City of Greater Sudbury approves the Multi-Tier Community Grant Program, including funding streams, in-take processes, eligibility criteria, funding thresholds and reporting requirements as outlined in the report entitled “New Multi-Tier Community Grant Program” from the General Manager of Community Services presented at the Finance & Administration Committee of June 16, 2026; AND THAT the Cit
THAT the City of Greater Sudbury approves the Multi-Tier Community Grant Program, including funding streams, in-take processes, eligibility criteria, funding thresholds and reporting requirements as outlined in the report entitled “New Multi-Tier Community Grant Program” from the General Manager of Community Services presented at the Finance & Administration Committee of June 16, 2026; AND THAT th
the City of Greater Sudbury direct staff to present by-laws to approve the 2026 tax rates as outlined in Appendix ‘A’ of this report entitled 2026 Property Tax Policy and Other Property Tax Matters from the Chief Financial Officer presented at the City Council meeting on April 28, 2026; AND THAT the by-laws include property tax ratios as follows where the Residential class is set at 1.000000: New
THAT the City of Greater Sudbury direct staff to present by-laws to approve the 2026 tax rates as outlined in Appendix ‘A’ of this report entitled 2026 Property Tax Policy and Other Property Tax Matters from the Chief Financial Officer presented at the City Council meeting on April 28, 2026; AND THAT the by-laws include property tax ratios as follows where the Residential class is set at 1.000000:
the Sudbury Airport Community Development Corporation (SACDC) owns and operates the Greater Sudbury Airport and as such is an economic driver for the City of Greater Sudbury, stimulating economic development in the City; AND WHEREAS the City of Greater Sudbury is the sole shareholder in the SACDC; AND WHEREAS Council for the City of Greater Sudbury has by by-law authorized a loan to the SACDC on t
municipal public works employees and contracted service providers are responsible for maintaining critical infrastructure including roads, sidewalks, bridges, drainage systems, and winter maintenance operations that are essential to public safety and emergency response; AND WHEREAS during significant weather events and emergencies, these workers act as frontline responders, ensuring routes remain
WHEREAS the Sudbury Airport Community Development Corporation (SACDC) owns and operates the Greater Sudbury Airport and as such is an economic driver for the City of Greater Sudbury, stimulating economic development in the City; AND WHEREAS the City of Greater Sudbury is the sole shareholder in the SACDC; AND WHEREAS Council for the City of Greater Sudbury has by by-law authorized a loan to the SA
WHEREAS municipal public works employees and contracted service providers are responsible for maintaining critical infrastructure including roads, sidewalks, bridges, drainage systems, and winter maintenance operations that are essential to public safety and emergency response; AND WHEREAS during significant weather events and emergencies, these workers act as frontline responders, ensuring routes
the review and approval of the annual municipal budget is a core responsibility of City Council; AND WHEREAS City staff must be provided with sufficient time to prepare the draft budget and associated business cases; AND WHEREAS the budgets of the City’s Service Partners have a significant impact on the municipal tax levy and on decisions related to service level delivery; AND WHEREAS Members of C
WHEREAS the review and approval of the annual municipal budget is a core responsibility of City Council; AND WHEREAS City staff must be provided with sufficient time to prepare the draft budget and associated business cases; AND WHEREAS the budgets of the City’s Service Partners have a significant impact on the municipal tax levy and on decisions related to service level delivery; AND WHEREAS Memb
the City of Greater Sudbury directs staff to apply for funding under the Build Canada Homes Supportive Housing Program Stream; AND THAT Council approve the ongoing operating costs and commits to working with other levels of government to fund the support service component; AND THAT staff returns to the Finance & Administration Committee with a report outlining a capital financing plan once the Cit
THAT the City of Greater Sudbury directs staff to apply for funding under the Build Canada Homes Supportive Housing Program Stream; AND THAT Council approve the ongoing operating costs and commits to working with other levels of government to fund the support service component; AND THAT staff returns to the Finance & Administration Committee with a report outlining a capital financing plan once th
the City of Greater Sudbury endorses the provincial advocacy campaign “Waiting to Belong,” which seeks urgent action to reduce waitlists for residential and day supports for individuals with developmental disabilities as outlined in the report entitled “Development Services Ontario – Northern Region Service and Supports Overview”, from the General Manager of Community Well-being, presented at the
THAT the City of Greater Sudbury endorses the provincial advocacy campaign “Waiting to Belong,” which seeks urgent action to reduce waitlists for residential and day supports for individuals with developmental disabilities as outlined in the report entitled “Development Services Ontario – Northern Region Service and Supports Overview”, from the General Manager of Community Well-being, presented at
the following business cases be
the City of Greater Sudbury 2026-2027 tax supported capital budget, inclusive of capital budget amendments found on page 209 of the budget document, be readopted in the gross amount of $242,513,243 for 2026 and $193,201,287 for 2027.
pursuant to Ontario Regulation 284/09, this report serves as the method for communicating the exclusion of the following estimated expenses from the 2026 Budget: a) Amortization expense - $82.7 million b) Post-employment benefit expenses – $5.4 million c) Solid waste landfill closure and post-closure recovery – ($1.1 million)
THAT the following business cases be
THAT the City of Greater Sudbury 2026-2027 tax supported capital budget, inclusive of capital budget amendments found on page 209 of the budget document, be readopted in the gross amount of $242,513,243 for 2026 and $193,201,287 for 2027.
THAT pursuant to Ontario Regulation 284/09, this report serves as the method for communicating the exclusion of the following estimated expenses from the 2026 Budget: a) Amortization expense - $82.7 million b) Post-employment benefit expenses – $5.4 million c) Solid waste landfill closure and post-closure recovery – ($1.1 million)
the municipal share of the Greater Sudbury Public Library 2026 Budget, inclusive of Citizen Services Centres, in the gross expenditure amount of $11,079,485 and a net property tax levy requirement of $10,543,917, be approved, subject to the following: a) An increase in the Greater Sudbury Public Library 2026 budget of $65,142. AND THAT City of Greater Sudbury approve $180,000 from the Library/Citi
the amendment be amended to remove business cases #8, #15, #22 and voted on separately.
amended: THAT the 2026 Budget be amended to include the following business cases with a 2026 net levy impact of zero: #2: Enhance Hazardous Medication Safety; #4: Create Full-Time Senior Accountant Role; #5: Hire Digital Content Specialist; #10: Relocate Municipal Archives to Cultural Hub; AND that the following business cases be included with a 2026 levy impact of zero, subject to: #16: Implement
the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Upgrade Belisle Drive Water/Wastewater Infrastructure" as outlined on page 153 of the 2026-2027 budget document with a 2026 net levy impact of zero.
the amendment be amended to change the amount of $94,000 of the Capital Financing Reserve Fund - General to $69,000 and that the one time cost of $265,000 be reduced by $25,000 for a total cost of $240,000.
the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Enhance Corporate Security Operations Software" as outlined on page 167 of the 2026-2027 budget document, subject to: THAT the 2026 costs of $86,895 be funded from the Capital Financing Reserve Fund - General for a 2026 net levy impact of zero.
the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Hire Additional Driver Certification Instructor" as outlined on page 176 of the 2026-2027 budget document with a 2026 net levy impact of $134,308.
the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Develop a Playground in Wanup" as outlined on page 181 of the 2026-2027 budget document, subject to: THAT the one-time cost of $162,000 be funded with previously approved Healthy Community Initiative Funds of $83,390 and the Capital Financing Reserve Fund - General of $78,610 for a 2026 net levy impact of zero. A roll call vote was
the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Update Parks, Open Space and Leisure Master Plan" as outlined on page 185 of the 2026-2027 budget document, subject to: THAT the one-time cost of $450,000 be funded from the Tax Rate Stabilization Reserve for a net levy impact of zero.
the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Hire Housing Security Control Operator" as outlined on page 189 of the 2026-2027 budget document with a 2026 net levy impact of $300,000.
the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Implement Permanent Mobile Security Enforcement Team for Housing Operations" as outlined on page 194 of the 2026-2027 budget document with a 2026 net levy impact of $320,748.
THAT the municipal share of the Greater Sudbury Public Library 2026 Budget, inclusive of Citizen Services Centres, in the gross expenditure amount of $11,079,485 and a net property tax levy requirement of $10,543,917, be approved, subject to the following: a) An increase in the Greater Sudbury Public Library 2026 budget of $65,142. AND THAT City of Greater Sudbury approve $180,000 from the Library
THAT the amendment be amended to remove business cases #8, #15, #22 and voted on separately.
As amended: THAT the 2026 Budget be amended to include the following business cases with a 2026 net levy impact of zero: #2: Enhance Hazardous Medication Safety; #4: Create Full-Time Senior Accountant Role; #5: Hire Digital Content Specialist; #10: Relocate Municipal Archives to Cultural Hub; AND that the following business cases be included with a 2026 levy impact of zero, subject to: #16: Implem
THAT the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Upgrade Belisle Drive Water/Wastewater Infrastructure" as outlined on page 153 of the 2026-2027 budget document with a 2026 net levy impact of zero.
THAT the amendment be amended to change the amount of $94,000 of the Capital Financing Reserve Fund - General to $69,000 and that the one time cost of $265,000 be reduced by $25,000 for a total cost of $240,000.
THAT the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Enhance Corporate Security Operations Software" as outlined on page 167 of the 2026-2027 budget document, subject to: THAT the 2026 costs of $86,895 be funded from the Capital Financing Reserve Fund - General for a 2026 net levy impact of zero.
THAT the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Hire Additional Driver Certification Instructor" as outlined on page 176 of the 2026-2027 budget document with a 2026 net levy impact of $134,308.
THAT the 2026 Budget be amended to include the business case entitled "Develop a Playground in Wanup" as outlined on page 181 of the 2026- 2027 budget document, subject to: THAT the one-time cost of $162,000 be funded with previously approved Healthy Community Initiative Funds of $83,390 and the Capital Financing Reserve Fund - General of $78,610 for a 2026 net levy impact of zero. A roll call vot