521substantive motions movedof 549 meetings the minutes record them at
170procedural motions movedcounted separately, and never added to the above
447substantive motions secondedseconding is often a seat convention, not agreement
67meetings recorded absentof 549 they were on the record for
226–0recorded votes, for–againstrecorded votes are rare and a skewed sample
Jane Twinney was first elected to Council in 2010 and has proudly served the community for over a decade. Throughout her time on Council, she has contributed to a number of committees and boards that support the growth, safety, and well being of the community. Jane has served as Chair of Central York Fire Services, a joint Council committee, and has also been a member of several important committees including the Accessibility Committee, Environmental Committee, and the Newmarket Public Library Board. She currently serves on the Audit Committee and Smart Commute Central York. Jane is deeply committed to the community and believes in being present and engaged. She regularly participates in many local fundraising initiatives and community events that support organizations making a meaningful difference in the lives of residents. These include efforts supporting Southlake Regional Health Centre, Inn From the Cold, and many other local causes that strengthen and support the community. Outside of her public service, Jane is an avid traveler and works professionally as a Luxury Destination Expert, helping others explore the world through thoughtfully designed travel experiences. In her personal time, she enjoys spending time with her dogs and working in her garden.
That the addition to the agenda be approved.
That By-law 2026-26 be enacted.
That the addition to the agenda be approved.
That the presentation provided by Mark Larkin, LARKplan regarding 160 Bayview Parkway - Zoning By-law Amendment - Madison Greenhouse Event Centre be received.
That the deputation provided by Raj Chitran regarding 160 Bayview Parkway - Zoning By-law Amendment - Madison Greenhouse Event Centre be received.
That the presentation provided by Mark Agnoletto, Director Public Works Services regarding Road Safety Initiatives Fund - Community Safety Zone Improvements be received.
That the report entitled Artificial Turf Sports Field at Huron Heights Secondary School, dated May 4, 2026, be received; and, That Staff be authorized to explore opportunities for the development of an artificial turf sports field at Huron Heights Secondary School; and, That Staff seek alternative funding sources, such as infrastructure grants, Warriors Football Booster Club, sponsorship and partn
That Council reinstate servicing allocation to the developments as outlined in Attachment 1 regarding 600 Stonehaven Avenue to this staff report; and, That Council commit servicing allocation to the development located at 600 Stonehaven Avenue contained in this staff report; and, That staff be authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution.
That the deputation provided by Nikki Alber, Young Scholars Educational Services regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the deputation provided by Michael Green regarding combatting antisemitism be received.
That the deputation provided by Aviva Grosh, Jewish Families Connected regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the deputation provided by Rebecca Meadows be received.
That the deputation provided by Martine Goldstein regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the deputation provided by Jennifer Steinman regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the deputation provided by Richard Robertson, Director of Research and Advocacy, B'nai Brith Canada be received.
the Town of Newmarket is a diverse and inclusive community where residents of all faiths, cultures, and backgrounds should feel safe, respected and protected; and Whereas there has been a documented rise in antisemitic incidents including specific recent multiple attacks on synagogues in York Region, in addition to the spread of hate-motivated acts and inciting violence in the province of Ontario
That the Correspondence provided by Ilya Gilin regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the correspondence provided by Lynn Sutton regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the correspondence provided by Lesley Schnaid regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the correspondence provided by Dr. Deron Brown regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the correspondence provided by Mary regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the Correspondence provided by May Tal regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the correspondence provided by Howard Sutton regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the correspondence provided by Francine Sharpe regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the correspondence provided by Elaine Pepe regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
That the correspondence provided by Mirey Bahar regarding Combatting Antisemitism be received.
Whereas the Town of Newmarket is a diverse and inclusive community where residents of all faiths, cultures, and backgrounds should feel safe, respected and protected; and Whereas there has been a documented rise in antisemitic incidents including specific recent multiple attacks on synagogues in York Region, in addition to the spread of hate-motivated acts and inciting violence in the province of
That the deputation provided by Rocky Morra regarding 233 Muriel Street and 741 to 763 Gorham Street Zoning By-law Amendment - Sunny Communities be received.
That the deputation provided by Jack Inouye, York Curling Club regarding 233 Muriel Street and 741 to 763 Gorham Street Zoning By-law Amendment - Sunny Communities be received.
That the deputation provided by Morgan Sage, York Region Food Council regarding the York Region Food Charter be received; and, That the Town of Newmarket endorse the York Region Food Charter.
That the confidential presentation be received; and, That staff be authorized and directed to proceed with the confidential direction given.
That items 7.2, and 7.4 to 7.12 be adopted on consent. See items 7.1 and 7.3 for motion.
That Staff be directed to review Licensing regulations pertaining to Rooming Houses, Group Homes, and Vacant Buildings and present options to Council by Q4 of 2026.
That the Special Committee of the Whole meeting minutes of November 10, 2025 (Residential Parking Study; Housing Needs Assessment and Inclusionary Zoning) be received and the recommendations noted in item 9.1 inclusive of all sub-items be adopted; and, That the Committee of the Whole Meeting minutes of November 10, 2025 be received and the recommendations noted within items 9.2.1 to 9.2.6 and 9.2.
That the deputation provided by Walter Bauer regarding Environmental Initiatives be received.
That items 7.1 to 7.7, 7.9 and 7.10 be adopted on consent. See item 7.8 for motion.
That the report entitled 2025 Council Environmental Scan dated November 10, 2025 be received; and, That Staff be directed to report to Council an updated Council Environmental Scan in Q2 of 2027; and, That Staff be authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution.
That the confidential presentation be received.
That the presentation provided by Andrea Tang, Director Financial Services and Treasurer and Anita Gibson, Supervisor, Financial Reporting and Analysis regarding the 2026 Preliminary Draft Capital and Rate-Supported Operating Budgets
That the report entitled 2026 Draft Capital and Rate-Supported Operating Budgets dated October 20, 2025 be received; and, That the proposed list of Capital Projects be included in the Capital Program for 2026, subject to changes that may be made by Council during the year; and, That subject to any additional direction from Committee, the proposed Capital and Rate-Supported Operating Budgets be inc