That Consent Application B-2025-9, to sever an existing dwelling, deemed surplus to the needs of the applicant’s farming operation with an area of approximately 0.9 hectares (2.3 acres) shown as Part 1 on the applicant’s draft survey, known as 930 County Road 18 (Road 4), in the Town of Kingsville, be approved, subject to the following conditions:
- Provide the following to the satisfaction of the Town of Kingsville:
- confirmation that there is a separate septic system on the retained residential lot and that it meets Ontario Building Code requirements and setbacks;
- confirmation that all barns of the retained and severed lots meet the appropriate setback or comply with exposing building face calculation for farm building as per Ontario Building Code;
- confirmation that all municipal services do not cross new property boundaries;
- proof of drainage to serve the lands being conveyed and the lands being retained, with the costs of such drainage being solely at the expense of the applicant;
- an executed agreement for drainage apportionment due to lands severance or sale approved by the Municipality for each parcel being severed;
- proof of access, drainage apportionment are required in addition to proof of drainage addressing the following:
- the existing parcel and the severed parcel drain independently;
- the existing parcel and the severed parcel have the right to drain to a Municipal drain, or a Mutual Drainage Agreement is registered on title of both properties;
- if the existing parcel and the severed parcel do not have the right to drain to a Municipal Drain but wishes to (or is already connected illegally) a Section 65(3) Report under the Drainage Act is required; and
- a registered 12-R Plan;
And that the applicant provides the necessary deed(s), transfer and charges electronically, signed and fully executed, prior to certification;
And that the condition imposed above shall be fulfilled by February 9, 2028, or this application shall be deemed to be refused in accordance with Section 54(41) of the Planning Act;
And that Zoning By-law Amendment (ZBA-2026-1) and By-law 5-2026, being a By-law to amend the Comprehensive Zoning By-law 1-2014 of the Town of Kingsville, to amend the zoning on the severed residential parcel from “General Agricultural (A1)” to “Rural Residential (RR)” and the retained farm parcel from “General Agricultural (A1)” to “Restricted Agricultural (A2)”, be approved during the By-law stage of this Council Agenda.