Council Meeting
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Council Meeting Agenda
Discussed new motion 'Remembrance Day Parking Enforcement Pause', recommend report on 'The Tragically Hip Final Concert 10th Anniversary Planning', considerations of Report Number 13 and Report Number 14
Minutes of Council Meeting held February 3, 2026
Discussed Approval of the Addendum, Considered purchase of 60 Rigney Street, Delegations on Public Consultation and Engagement Practices for Supportive and Emergency Housing Solutions and Student Housing Strategy
Transcript for Council Meeting held February 3, 2026
The key topics discussed in the council meeting include the approval of the purchase of 60 Rigney Street, public consultation and engagement practices related to new supportive and emergency housing solutions, and concerns raised by residents about the decentralization of supportive and transitional housing from the downtown core into suburban neighborhoods.
Report 26-056
The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of recommended amendments to City of Kingston By-Law Number 2025-99, A By-Law to Establish Rules and Regulations for Cemeteries Operated by the Corporation of the City of Kingston. Staff are recommending certain housekeeping amendments in conjunction with the initial one-year review of the new Cemetery By-Law, including the removal of the winter burial prohibition to allow for winter burials in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Report 26-046
2026 marks the 10th anniversary of The Tragically Hip’s final concert in Kingston, with plans for celebrations and events throughout the year. Staff are seeking Council approval for funding to support these activities and are in discussions with partners for programming opportunities. Recommendations include funding from the Working Fund Reserve, delegating authority for agreements and waiving fees, and reporting back to Council on confirmed events by the end of Q2 2026.
Report 26-050
Engineering, Transportation, and Public Works collectively manage approximately 1,828 lane kilometres of roadway across the City of Kingston. This extensive network represents one of the City’s most significant public assets and requires sustained, data-driven investment to preserve safety, reliability, and value for residents and businesses.
Report 26-070
This report provides detailed reporting on Q4 2025 for Tourism Kingston in accordance with the Service Level Agreement between the City of Kingston and Tourism Kingston. The report fulfills the quarterly reporting requirement outlined in the agreement, demonstrating the progress of Tourism Kingston in achieving its Strategic Plan and the impact of its actions and programs on key performance measures of tourism.
City of Kingston Council Meeting Addendum
The document contains information about the upcoming council meeting agenda, including items such as closed meetings, delegations discussing student housing strategy and public consultation, proclamations, new motions related to diversity appointments, and additional communications received and distributed.
Proclamation Request
The document is a Proclamation Request Form for Warm Hearts Day, detailing the purpose of the proclamation and how it benefits the citizens of Kingston. It also includes information on the organization making the request, the dates of the proclamation, and the impact of the observance on the community.
Correspondence Received
This document contains a collection of correspondence received, resolutions, and notices related to various municipal matters including housing, police funding, transportation, and community services.