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Joint Media Release The Township of North Dumfries and the City of Cambridge have reached agreement with CBM Aggregates (CBM) on a zoning by-law amendment that will permit an expansion of the Dance Pit, an existing gravel operation located in the Township near the Cambridge boundary. The settlement comes after an eighteen-month multidisciplinary peer review process spearheaded by the City and Township, and included expert meetings and discussions with CBM, and a presentation to the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT)for approval at a settlement hearing today, August 13, 2025.
Today, Mayor Jan Liggett announced the appointment of Yogesh Shah as the Interim City Manager, which will become effective at 4:30 p.m.
A new permanent, public art installation was officially unveiled at the Fountain Street Soccer Complex on Saturday, July 12, 2025. The City of Cambridge invited artist Pierre Poussin to join the Mayor and members of Council to celebrate Lumière, the latest addition to the City's public art collection.
Plan sets foundation for long-term planning and investment City Council has approved a new Asset Management Plan (AMP), which outlines how the City will manage and maintain its $4.8 billion in infrastructure for the next ten years (2025-2034) to ensure reliable and sustainable service for the community.
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