Wawa Municipal Council will follow up on possible changes to the local fireworks by-law in a pair of meetings tonight.
First up is a Committee of the Whole meeting, which will include a memo on public comments about the proposed by-law - which would drop the current prohibition, allowing the sale and use of fireworks in the community, with age, date, and other restrictions - as well as monthly reports from department heads, and reports on "Net Zero Action Pathway" and "Greenhouse Gas Modelling".
That'll be followed by a regular Council meeting, which includes resolutions supporting the appointment of Dubreuilville Mayor Beverly Nantel as the region's representative on the Algoma Public Health Board of Health and setting a special Council meeting for June 23rd, as well as a by-law to approve the sale of property at 39 Algoma Street - the property was declared "surplus" in the last Council meeting, with plans to sell the roughly 2.11 acres of land to an unspecified private developer "for the purposes of housing development" - there's also one "in-camera" item, a legal issue relating to "labour relations or employee negotiations".
The meetings will be held back-to-back, starting at 6:30 pm tonight in Council Chambers - the main level boardroom of Town Hall - they'll also be livestreamed through the Municipality's YouTube channel.