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Sep 21, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
The City of Clarence-Rockland seeks qualified, licensed real estate brokerages to provide services for selling its municipally owned property at 1450 Du Parc Avenue in Rockland, Ontario. Services include marketing, property promotion, market analysis, and purchaser outreach. The successful proponent will also assist with offer management, negotiations, and the sale and transfer of ownership.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clarence-Rockland
The council meeting addressed several municipal matters, including the adoption of the agenda and the discussion of closed meeting items such as a potential loan guarantee for a train station and land sales. The council resolved to authorize a loan guarantee in support of a loan agreement for a project and discussed community events, including upcoming markets and a tribute to a community member. Significant policy discussions took place regarding parking requirements and cash-in-lieu provisions for properties on Laurier Street, with the council voting to adopt a modified approach. Additionally, the council approved the implementation of a new human resources information system, authorized various bylaw amendments, and passed a confirmatory bylaw for the session.
The council discussed the naming rights for the Clarence-Rockland Arena and deferred a loan agreement regarding the Bojette train station project. Staff were recognized for their work on the Canada Day Festival. A public presentation regarding a building permit fee study was conducted, which outlined proposed fee increases and restructuring to ensure full cost recovery for building division services. Additionally, a delegation from the Prescott Russell Arts Council presented on the importance of integrating arts, culture, and heritage into municipal planning and policy.
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The council meeting addressed several significant items, including support for a petition regarding a proposed cement plant in L'Orignal and the formation of a Mayor's Working Group to evaluate the future of the Jean-Marc Lalonde Reina. A comprehensive presentation on the 2023 preliminary budget was provided, detailing the operating and capital budget structures and outlining projected increases for property taxes, water, sewer, and waste management services. The council also adopted several by-laws, specifically authorizing interim tax levies for 2023, borrowing for operational expenses, appointing an Integrity Commissioner, delegating municipal authorities, and naming members to the Public Library Board.
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