That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That based on Report CO-26-13 dated April 8, 2026 concerning the selection of the 2026 E. P. Taylor Windfields Farm Champion Award recipient: That the Community and Operations Services Committee select Nominee 1 as the 2026 E. P. Taylor Windfields Farm Champion recipient from the nominations presented in Confidential A
That the Corporate and Finance Services Committee recommend to City Council: That, based on Report CF-26-11 dated March 25, 2026 concerning a Physician Incentive Program, staff be directed to establish a Physician Recruitment Program providing grants of up to $25,000 per physician, based on matching contributions (cash and/or eligible in-kind) from participating medical clinics subject to a five (
That, notwithstanding Council’s Policy related to waiving of fees, based on Correspondence CNCL 26 11 from N.A.S.C. Softball for waiving of fees in the amount of approximately $2,500, be approved.
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That Correspondence CO-26-06 from Kayla Mathieu concerning priority leisure registration for Oshawa residents be
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: Whereas select Municipal roads, including Howden Road East and Harmony Road North, are currently experiencing increased utilization by heavy duty transport trucks; and Whereas not all Municipal roads are constructed to withstand sustained use by heavy duty transport trucks; and Whereas the City has an obligation to mai
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: Whereas at its meeting on September 29, 2025, Council approved the changes to Fees and Charges By-law 109-2024, contained in Report CF-25-44; and, Whereas the parking fees in Schedules 5, 6, and 7 of the Traffic and Parking By-law 79-1999, as amended (”Traffic and Parking By-law") must be amended to reflect the fees ap
Enterprise Asset Management is an American Company; and Whereas Maximo, another IBM American Company is in the 2026 Capital Budget with its major application platform upgrade and Software as a Service product offering numerous asset management applications, a $1,090,000 contract with $670,000 paid in recent years now $420,000 to be approved in 2026, plus the list of discounted Microsoft licenses t
That the motion be amended to reduce the amount by $50,000 for sidewalks on Harmony Road North and Ritson Road North. Ruled out of order by the Mayor. Councillor Neal challenged the ruling of the Mayor. The vote to uphold the Mayor's ruling.
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That based on Report CO-25-53 dated November 5, 2025, concerning a request for larger stop signs and traffic calming bollards on Ormond Drive, oversized stop signs be installed at the intersection of Ormond Drive and Askew Court. That based on Report CO-25-53 dated November 5, 2025, concerning a request for larger stop
vote on part 2 of the recommendation as contained in Report CO-25-53.
That the motion be amended to replace the words "2027 budget" with the words "2026 budget".
That City of Oshawa Road Staff investigate with Region of Durham work staff much needed traffic lights on Harmony Road North, at Nancy Diamond Drive, and Harmony Road North at Britannia Avenue East; and That the results of this investigation for the installation of these two traffic light be included for consideration in the Mayor’s Oshawa 2026 budget together with to the installation sidewalks fr
vote to adopt the recommendation concerning traffic lights as amended.
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That in accordance with Report CO-25-37 dated September 10, 2025 concerning a Bike Lane on Mary Street and Cycling Facility North of Taunton Road East, the following be implemented: The existing Bike Route and the west side of Mary Street North between Beatrice Street East and Taunton Road East be changed to a Bike Lan
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That based on Report CO-25-22, dated May 7, 2025, the Oshawa Second Marsh Management Plan, the Oshawa Second Marsh Invasive Species Management Plan and the Oshawa Second Marsh Forestry Management Plan be endorsed.
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: Whereas at its meeting of September 23, 2024, through Item CO-24-49, City Council
That the delegation's time be extended by two minutes.
That Part 2 be amended to remove the words "consider implementing" and replace them with the words "will implement".
That Staff investigate and report back on the installation of a Tennis Court at the Delpark Homes Centre.
That the delegation of Genevieve Letts be heard.
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That Item CO-24-07 from the Region of Durham concerning the Pilot Curbside Giveaway Event be
That this be referred to staff to bring back a report to Joint Committee showing what other municipalities do concerning the parking on boulevards and their by-law.
That Report CNCL-23-132 concerning resident appointments to Advisory Committees be
That Item ED-23-211 concerning revised applications to amend Zoning By-law 60-94 and for approval of a Draft Plan of Subdivision for 65 Athabasca Street be
That the Oshawa 2024 Budget be
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That Report CO-23-60, dated November 8, 2023, concerning a request for temporary speed cushions on Columbus Road West be
That the Community and Operations Committee recommend to City Council: That Correspondence CO-23-54 concerning a request to alter the sidewalk to install snow/ice melt cables be
That all items listed under the heading of Public Consent Agenda for the October 23, 2023, meeting be adopted as recommended except for Report CO-23-55. Motion
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That, pursuant to Report CO-23-55 dated October 18, 2023, concerning the process for the installation of oversized stop signs as outlined in Section 5.3 of said Report be endorsed. Motion
That the motion and associated by-laws related to Item ED-23-117 be
That Item ED-23-117 and associated By-laws be
That the delegation's time be extended by 2 minutes.
That Item CO-23-12 concerning a petition for pedestrian crossover on Coldstream Drive near Bloom Senior Residence be
That Item CO-23-14 concerning a request to the Province to utilize the 407 as an alternate route for aggregate trucks be
That the motion be amended to add: "That a copy of this motion be sent to the Oshawa Central Council of Neighbourhood Associations (O.C.C.N.A.)".
That the motion be amended such that the Operating revenue line be increased by $100,000 for a total of $1,816,500.
That the garbage collection be picked up weekly through the months of June, July and August. Motion The Mayor ruled the amendment Out of Order. The vote to approve Program 246 - Waste Collection and Environmental Programs.
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That based on Correspondence CO-23-01 from Steven Kemp, Manager, Traffic Engineering & Operations, Region of Durham concerning a New Community Safety Zone on Raglan Road on the West Side of Simcoe Street, Council request the Region of Durham to change the start and end point of the Raglan Road West Community Safety Zon
That the Community and Operations Services Committee recommend to City Council: That based on Report CO-22-02, dated November 30, 2022, the section of Ormond Drive between Woodmount Drive and Woodmount Crescent be added to the Neighbourhood Traffic Management Guide priority ranking list for consideration for a future traffic calming solution based on its warrant score of 19 points out of 70 points
other municipalities have installed stand-alone shelters for their crossing guards; Therefore, staff investigate and report back on a pilot project to install stand-alone shelters for our crossing guards.