Committees and Boards

Elmvale Business Improvement Area Board

The Elmvale BIA is an association of businesses and property owners who work together to support growth and develop local business in the Elmvale area. The Board's goal is to increase traffic and sales through the cooperation of each and every business. The BIA is an economic driver in downtown Elmvale and a social anchor to the community.

Springwater Public Library Board

The Library Board seeks to provide a comprehensive and efficient public library service that reflects the community's needs. The Board is the governing body of the library and is responsible for:

• Advocating and championing the Springwater Library
• Hiring and evaluating the Library CEO
• Creating policies and the library's strategic plan
• Developing and overseeing the budget

View the Terms of Reference for details. 

Springwater Sports Heritage Board

The Springwater Sports Heritage Board acknowledges the exceptional sporting contributions and achievements of Springwater's athletes, builders and teams. A key initiative of the Board is to create a digital archive that chronicles and preserves Springwater's sports heritage, while providing unlimited access to the public. The next phase of the Board's initiative is to establish a physical, public location to display the awards and provide recognition of the outstanding sports heritage in our community. 

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment is a statutory committee guided by the Planning Act that considers applications for consents and minor variances. View the Terms of Reference for details. 

Heritage Advisory Committee

Note: Pursuant to By-law 2022-058, effective November 15, 2022, the Heritage Advisory Committee will amalgamate with the Cultural Advisory Committee for the 2022-2026 Term of Council. 

Springwater's Heritage Advisory Committee preserves the historical, cultural and natural heritage within the Township. The Committee advises Council on all matters regulated through legislation, and provides public awareness and promotes heritage conservation in Springwater. This includes the designation of properties, maintaining the Heritage Register and Inventory, and reviewing planning matters that relate to heritage. View the Terms of Reference for details. 

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The Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee helps member municipalities of the County of Simcoe in providing recommendations in the removal of all levels of barriers in relation to standards set out in the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). View the Terms of Reference for details. 

Joint Compliance Audit Committee

The Joint Compliance Audit Committee in an investigative/adjudicative body created to enforce provincial laws related to municipal election campaign funding. This is a joint committee that serves member municipalities of the County of Simcoe.  

Agricultural Advisory Committee

This advisory committee:

• Provides agricultural advice related to municipal operations and practices
• Encourages public awareness and education on agricultural matters
• Provides input on policies and issues locally, provincially and federally related to the agricultural industry

View the Terms of Reference for details. 

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Cultural Advisory Committee

Note: Pursuant to By-law 2022-058, effective November 15, 2022, the Cultural Advisory Committee will amalgamate with the Heritage Advisory Committee for the 2022-2026 Term of Council. 

This advisory committee celebrates and leverages Springwater's unique cultural resources to build a shared identity. To do this, the committee advises council on the implementation of the goals and their related actions set out in the Township's Municipal Cultural Plan. View the Terms of Reference for details. 

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Recreation Advisory Committee

Note: Pursuant to By-law 2022-055, the Recreation Advisory Committee is to be dissolved, effective November 15, 2022.

This advisory committee makes recommendations to council on the programming and operation of Township recreational facilities and parks in relation to the Township's Parks and Recreation Master Plan, including reviewing:

• Rental fees
• Budgets
• Proposed policies and operational needs

The committee networks with community/user groups, individuals and other municipalities to promote recreation and the use of recreation facilities within the Township. View the Terms of Reference for details. 

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