The Township of Tyendinaga seeks a qualified organization to design and build a multi-sport court at its recreation complex in Shannonville, Ontario. The work includes labour, materials, equipment, supervision, design, project management and construction to redevelop an existing tennis court into an accessible multi-sport space. The project has a $198,400 budget funded through the Ontario Trillium Foundation Capital Grant Program; this solicitation seeks a contractor, not grant applicants.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tyendinaga
Tyendinaga Township Council Regular Meeting
Date: Sep 2, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council conducted a public meeting regarding a zoning by-law amendment application for the Walsh property. During the regular session, the council addressed several reports, including the recreation and facilities activity report and the roads activity report, which included a resolution regarding the closure of Lonsdale Bridge North. The council also received an update on their restricted acts or 'Lame Duck' status. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to a resolution regarding the council's position on entering into a non-disclosure agreement with ALTO for the high-speed rail project, ultimately affirming the decision not to execute the agreement at this time. Finally, the council passed a by-law to amend the comprehensive zoning by-law.
Council of the Township of Tyendinaga Special Meeting
Date: Aug 12, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council conducted a special meeting which included a land acknowledgement and the adoption of the agenda. The council entered a closed session to discuss matters related to solicitor-client privilege and instructions for negotiations. Upon returning to open session, the council directed staff to inform the public and Alto that the municipality will reject signing a Confidentiality Information Sharing Agreement. Additionally, a confirmatory by-law was approved before the meeting was adjourned.
The council meeting covered several operational and community topics. Key discussions included the receipt of various staff reports on recreation and facilities activity, an Ontario Trillium Foundation capital grant for a multi-sport court refurbishment, road activity reports, and environmental considerations regarding the Milltown Bridge. The council also addressed budget overages, authorized Southeast Public Health to conduct larviciding activities to prevent West Nile virus, and reviewed a letter from the Tyendinaga Township Landowners Coalition regarding ALTO. Furthermore, the council passed a resolution opposing the proposed Alto High-Speed Rail Project, citing concerns over potential negative impacts on residents, farmland, municipal infrastructure, and emergency services.
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