News and Public Notices

Council Highlights from the October 30, 2023 meeting

Council denies application to demolish Heritage Triple Dormitory building at Camp 30

Council has turned down an application to demolish one of the historic buildings at 2020 Lambs Road, known as the former Boys Training School and Second World War Prisoner of War Camp (Camp 30). The property is designated as a National Historic Site by the Historic and Monuments Board of Canada and is also designated under Section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act for its cultural and architectural heritage.

The...

Several online form payments temporarily unavailable

Due to a technical error, several of Clarington’s online forms are not accepting payments. The affected forms include:

• Tax Certificate Request Form
• Tax Statement Request Form
• Marriage Ceremony Fee Form
• Cemetery Fee Form
• Pre-Consultation Request Form
• Older Adult Fair Vendor Application Form
• Property Standards Appeals Form

We are working with our website vendor to resolve the matter as soon as possible.

Clarington’s Be Active Recreation Registration website and Service Clarington portal are fully operational...

Statement from Mayor Adrian Foster on Conference Board of Canada's new nuclear report

Clarington, Ontario – Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has released the following statement:

“In Clarington, we know what a powerful economic driver the nuclear industry can be. I am thrilled by the recent news confirming that building four small modular reactors (SMRs) at Ontario Power Generation’s Darlington Nuclear Generating Station is expected to have a positive economic impact worth billions of dollars.

The potential impact of this project is well illustrated by the Conference Board of...

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Public Meeting: Aggregate Zoning By-Law Schedule Refinement

As required by the Clarington Official Plan, the Municipality of Clarington has initiated a Zoning By-law Amendment to refine the zoning of multiple aggregate pits.

Once an aggregate pit licence has been surrendered, revoked or its boundaries adjusted, the zoning must be revised to accurately reflect the licence. Accordingly, the proposed amendment modifies the schedules of Zoning By-laws 84-63 and 2005-109. The proposed amendment is administrative in nature, no development or physical site...