Good Afternoon All,

King staff and WSP consulting are happy to present the registration links for the Virtual Public Information Centre to discuss the upcoming refresh of the Integrated Community Sustainability Plan and how this update will take place.

Date is June 24th 2021

12:30 to 1:30 pm

6:30 to 7:30 pm

Afternoon Session: Link

Evening Session: Link

Hello Everyone,

Staff wanted to post an update on the state of the ICSP Refresh as well as some good news.

As many may know the Refresh of the ICSP has been underway for some time and this timeline was pushed up when WSP consultants and Prime Strategy Planning were brought aboard to aid in the undertaking to modernize and update our ICSP. 2020 brought many changes to staffing and resources available and the ICSP refresh was temporarily put on hold in the fall of 2020 until 2021. Thanks to the hard work by WSP a strategic direction report was completed in summer 2020 for the Refresh and will be used to help guide the update. With this, we are planning to restart our public and stakeholder engagement sessions for the Refresh.

This JUNE 24th WSP will be hosting a Virtual Public Information Centre to present the strategic direction report, plan for the update, changes proposed to be made, and take questions and feedback from members of the public.

The virtual events will be held on June 24th with the first session from 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm and the second session from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm. These events will be the same and only require attending one time, but you are welcome to join both.

We look forward to seeing everyone (virtually) and please register for sessions here:

Afternoon Session: Link

Evening Session: Link

A quick update to where the ICSP Refresh currently stands with King Township. In early 2020 the decision was made to work with a consulting firm on the refresh and update of our current Integrated Community Sustainability Plan. Working with WSP and Prime Strategy Planning, King Township is looking to modernize and refresh the plan which stands as a pillar in our community.

WSP & King Township had previously had public and stakeholder engagement sessions planned but due to the current operational limits because of Covid-19 these sessions have been post-poned.

Please stay tuned for more updates as this plan develops and the situation continues.

We have NEW battery and textile recycling bins located at the main entrance of the King Township Municipal Centre!

Next time you are visiting the Municipal Centre, be sure to bring these items from home to be recycled responsibly.

Want to be entered into a draw for a compost bin and rain barrel? It's easy. Take a minute to register by clicking here. By registering, you can access all the features of the site and you can select what kind of updates you'd like to receive. It's a great way to stay on top of King's priority projects.

Once you've registered, take our one-question survey on our Sustainability Plan's vision statement by clicking here.

If you do both those actions, you'll be entered into a draw for a rain barrel and compost bin. You must be a resident of King Township to be eligible for the draw. Limit of one entry per person.

Good luck!

Welcome to King Township's Sustainability Plan refresh engagement page.

In King, we have always demonstrated commitment to preserving our natural resources and quality of life. This is our foundation for living, working, and acting sustainably. Planning for sustainability means thinking ahead – in a way that ensures the needs of King's current residents will be met, without compromising the ability of the Township to meet the needs of future generations.

In 2012 King embarked on a journey to create the plan, a resource that defines the future for the Township of King, community groups, businesses, local organizations and the broader public. It guides and directs how we make decisions, develop partnerships and take action. The plan promotes community vitality and prosperity while respecting, preserving and restoring.

We've made great strides in making large portions of that plan come to life over the last five years.

As we reach the end of the first five years, it's time to refocus on what we've done and what still needs to be done. And just like we did five years ago, we're turning to you, our residents, to provide your opinions and feedback on what we've accomplished and what you think we need to focus on for the next five years.

On this engagement platform, we'll be providing constant updates on our progress. By registering, you'll receive updates as they happen.

Most importantly, we created several opportunities for you to provide input in different ways, including surveys, discussion forums and crowdsourcing maps.

Take some time to explore the site and remember to register to keep up with the latest news.

We need your participation to make it a truly community-based plan.