NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Saturday October 7 Take notice that the Annual General Meeting of the Innisfil District Association for Fiscal Year 2022/23 will be held on the 7th day of Oct. 2023 at the ideaLAB/Library (Alcona), 967 Innisfil Beach Road, Innisfil L9S 1V3 at 10:00 a.m. for the following purposes:…
We Think You Should Know more about the IDA The IDA has been part of the Innisfil community for a long time. With the election of five new councillors we felt it was important to introduce ourselves to them with this deputation to Council on August delivered by IDA board member Megan…
The Town of Innisfil is working towards making its planning process more efficient without eliminating vital public participation. The town is considering introducing a Community Planning Permit System tool, such as “Our Shore”, to the entire community. Our Shore has been in effect since 2019 to cover lands on the…
The Town is no closer to knowing when the Orbit will be started. There is no timeline for beginning of construction of the Go Station. Waiting for the right “Market Conditions” has been cited as one of the reasons for the delay. The Town, through the application process is making…
At the Sept. 28th 2022, Town Council meeting, Council approved a 155-unit Retirement Resort Development at Friday Harbour. This was not in the original plans for Friday Harbour and will replace an area that was previously designated for medium density residential development. We recognize the (growing) need for more retirement residences…
Last Words… Ah September! Back to school, back to work, back to routines? For some, yes, for others, it’s time to retire and that’s what I’ll be doing, come November. After five challenging and rewarding years being President of the IDA, it’s time for me to ‘pass the torch’. Before…
At the June 22nd council meeting, Innisfil Councillors voted 6 to 3 to hold off licensing Short Term Accommodations, as had been previously proposed by Town staff. Stronger Bylaws: A majority of Councillors felt that working on stronger versions of the Town’s bylaws was the best way forward. They all agreed that…
The Town of Innisfil recently adopted a land acknowledgement statement that recognizes First Nations peoples, and the impacts of Canada’s colonial history. The land acknowledgement was given additional significance when a recent court challenge was filed on behalf of Williams Treaties First Nations. The challenge was filed against both the…
Thirty-four acres on the southeast corner of the 25th Sideroad and Mapleview Dr. is slated for development by Teromi Inc. The proposal is for a total of 231 residential units, consisting of 79 single detached units, 18 semi-detached units, 13 townhomes, 121 apartment units. 3090 sq.m retail and commercial, and…
At the Council Meeting held on January 17, 2018, Town Council adopted the Town’s new “Our Place Official Plan.” This plan will have new policies to enhance place making and guide development in “Our Place” to the year 2031.
