Environment, Transportation & Public Safety Standing Committee, Wednesday, June 24, 2026
What was decided, in plain words. Every item links back to the official minutes, which are the record.
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Present: Councillor Frazier Fathers, Councillor Renaldo Agostino, Councillor Mark McKenzie, Councillor Gary Kaschak, Councillor Kieran McKenzie (Chairperson).
Standing committee decisions are recommendations. Most go to City Council for a final vote; check the Council minutes for the final decision.
What they decided (5 items)
7.1 Report No 158 of the Windsor Licensing Commission
Report No. 158 of the Windsor Licensing Commission indicating: That the Windsor Licensing Commission recommends that City Council receive the report of the Deputy Licence Commissioner entitled “Response to Increased Age Limits and Reduced Licence Fees for Wheelchair Accessible Taxicab, and a One-Year Extension for…
- $520.00: …That the plate holder licence renewal for wheelchair accessible taxicabs BE REDUCED from $520.00 to $25.00 for the 2026 licencing period…
- $25.00: …holder licence renewal for wheelchair accessible taxicabs BE REDUCED from $520.00 to $25.00 for the 2026 licencing period; and furt…
7.2 Minutes of the Windsor Licensing Commission of its meeting held June 2, 2026
the minutes of the Windsor Licensing Commission meeting held June 2, 2026 be received.
8.1 Repeal By-law 5711, “A By-law to Authorize Entry Upon Adjoining Land for the Purpose of Making Repairs, Alterations or Improvements” and Pass By-law, “A By-law to Authorize and Regulate Owner or Occupant Entry onto Adjoining Lands for Repairs, Alterations or Improvements”, City
Council repeal By-law Number 5711 being “A By-law to Authorize Entry Upon Adjoining Land for the Purpose of Making Repairs, Alterations or Improvements” and pass By-law xxx being “A By-law to Authorize and Regulate Owner or Occupant Entry onto Adjoining Lands for Repairs, Alterations or…
8.2 Response to CQ 16-2025, Pedestrian Countdown Timers, City Wide Councillor Gary Kaschak inquires about the cost of installation and if that cost can be mitigated by bulk installation. David Simpson, Commissioner, Infrastructure Services & City Engineer
the report of the Senior Manager, Transportation dated April 9, 2026, entitled “Response to CQ 16-2025, Pedestrian Countdown Timers, City Wide” be received for information.
8.3 Response to CQ 2-2026 - Feasibility of Parking Revenue Sharing with Business Improvement Areas - City Wide
the report of the Manager, Transportation Operations and Manager, Performance Measurement and Business Case dated June 2, 2026, entitled “Response to CQ 2-2026 - Feasibility of Parking Revenue Sharing with Business Improvement Areas - City Wide” be received for information.
Routine business
- Adopted the minutes of an earlier meeting. (Moved by Councillor Renaldo Agostino, seconded by Councillor Frazier Fathers. Carried.)
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