Special Council

That staff be authorized to engage in discussions with Infrastructure Ontario regarding the Transit-Oriented Community Program for Oakville and report back.

That this meeting proceed beyond the hour of 10:30 p.m.

That Council resolve into a closed meeting session for the purpose of litigation or potential litigation, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality of local board; and advice that is subject to solicitor-client privilege, including communications necessary for that purpose, with respect to item 3.1 - Midtown Oakville Considerations.

That the report entitled “Midtown Oakville Considerations” be received for information. That staff consider the following comments as provided by Council and the public, and report back on the plan for Midtown: If population and density is lowered in Midtown, what are the implications to the rest of the Town (i.e. infrastructure), and how will that affect the town's finances? Undertake market analysis to understand implications to population and job numbers, what are the trends, feasibility, anticipated growth, absorption rate, and how population correlates to employment. Consider varying building heights in the capped concept. Illustrate how the JBPEs distribute population and jobs across the municipality - compare Strategic Growth Areas to established areas - break down between the minimum population and the forecasted population. What would the minimum height and density be in order to achieve the benefits of using a Community Planning Permit System? With the TOC program, does it include multi-bedroom, rental opportunities, and can the province identify historical and current sales data relative to different demographics? Identify whether Bill 185 changes how municipalities can define what is "affordable" housing? What are the implications to delivering infrastructure and the cost if the population does not materialise as forecasted? What are the implications to trying to accelerate the town's review of the suitability of a CPPS? Ensure the public is aware of how Infrastru

That the by-law noted above be passed.

CLOSED SESSSION That Council resolve into a closed meeting session for the purpose of litigation or potential litigation, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality of local board; and advice that is subject to solicitor-client privilege, including communications necessary for that purpose, with respect to item 3.1 - Midtown Oakville Considerations.

1. That the report entitled “Midtown Oakville Considerations” be received for information. 2. That staff consider the following comments as provided by Council and the public, and report back on the plan for Midtown: a. If population and density is lowered in Midtown, what are the implications to the rest of the Town (i.e. infrastructure), and how will that affect the town's finances? b. Undertake market analysis to understand implications to population and job numbers, what are the trends, feasibility, anticipated growth, absorption rate, and how population correlates to employment. Special Council Minutes - June 3, 2024 c. Consider varying building heights in the capped concept. d. Illustrate how the JBPEs distribute population and jobs across the municipality - compare Strategic Growth Areas to established areas - break down between the minimum population and the forecasted population. e. What would the minimum height and density be in order to achieve the benefits of using a Community Planning Permit System? f. With the TOC program, does it include multi-bedroom, rental opportunities, and can the province identify historical and current sales data relative to different demographics? g. Identify whether Bill 185 changes how municipalities can define what is "affordable" housing? h. What are the implications to delivering infrastructure and the cost if the population does not materialise as forecasted? i. What are the implications to trying to accelerate the town's review o