Projects

2026 Grey Highlands RAM Rodeo

Welcome to the 2026 Grey Highlands RAM Rodeo! Enjoy thrilling rodeo action, live music, and family fun in beautiful Grey Highlands!Get ready for an exhilarating weekend filled with thrilling rodeo action, family-friendly entertainment, and unforgettable memories. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Grey Highlands, this annual event promises to deliver top-notch performances from the best cowboys and cowgirls in the region.

Join us for heart-pounding bull riding, skillful roping, and daring bronc riding competitions. Beyond the rodeo arena, enjoy a variety of activities including live music, delicious food vendors, and fun games for all ages.

Whether you're a rodeo enthusiast or just looking for a fun day out, the Grey Highlands Ram Rodeo has something for everyone.

Mark your calendars and bring your friends and family to experience the excitement and tradition of the 2025 Grey Highlands Ram Rodeo!

Sponsorship Opportunities

We invite you to explore the sponsorship packages below and consider how you can be part of the 2026 Ram Rodeo.

This event is a celebration of community—and a powerful way to give back. All proceeds raised through the rodeo support local healthcare, helping ensure care is available close to home when it’s needed most.

By becoming a sponsor, you’re not only supporting a beloved community event—you’re standing behind the health and well‑being of your neighbours, friends, and family. Your support helps strengthen care across our community, and it ensures people know who stepped forward to support them during moments that truly matter. We encourage you to review the sponsorship opportunities and learn how your involvement can make a lasting and visible difference.

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Start Date: Saturday 23 May 2026

End Date: Sunday 24 May 2026

Colouring Pages

We’re excited to invite youth 18 years of age and younger to take part in our RAM Rodeo Colouring Contest for a chance to win a Family Pass to the rodeo (2 adult tickets and 2 youth tickets).

How to enter

Getting involved is simple:

Pick up a colouring page at the Municipality of Grey Highlands office, 206 Toronto Street South, Markdale
Or download a copy here
Submit your completed colouring page by email, mail, or in person

Submission details

Municipality of Grey Highlands
206 Toronto Street South
Markdale, ON N0C 1H0

Email: custserv@greyhighlands.ca

Draw Date

The winner will be drawn on May 19 at 2:00 p.m.

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Curbside Exchange Days

Instead of throwing away your unwanted household items, give them away!

How it works

Curbside Exchange Days:

Friday, May 22, 2026

Saturday, May 23, 2026

Sunday, May 24, 2026

Place items at the end of your laneway by 5:00 pm Friday evening.

Items must be marked as "FREE".

Items can not be placed on the road or sidewalk.

All items must be removed by 8:00 pm on Sunday.

Curbside Exchange Days provide a wonderful opportunity for residents to declutter their homes, find new homes for unwanted items, and discover treasures that other no longer need.

Remember, one person’s unwanted item may be just what someone else is looking for, so let’s embrace the spirit of reuse and community sharing during these special days.

We would like to ask that any items not taken during the Curbside Exchange Days are then responsibly disposed of through proper recycling or waste management channels. Let’s keep our community clean and vibrant.

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Age Friendly Seniors Health Fair

We’re excited to host the Second Age-Friendly Seniors Health Fair, a free event focused on health, community connections, and active living for those 55 and older!

Championed by the Grey Highlands Senior’s Advisory Committee, we are thrilled to announce the second annual Age-Friendly Seniors Health Fair, a one-of-a-kind event focused on promoting health, wellness, and active living within our senior community happening Wednesday, June 10th at the Osprey Community Centre.

This exciting event will feature a diverse range of health and wellness service providers, as well as respected non-profit organizations, coming together to create a vibrant and informative experience. Whether you’re looking for resources on healthy aging, fitness, mental health, or community services, this fair promises something for everyone. Join us for a day of learning, connection, and celebration of healthy living for seniors!

Photo Submissions

We want to highlight what age-friendly living means to YOU! Whether it’s family connections, staying active, lifelong learning, or community involvement, we’d love to share your stories and photos.

Do you have a multigenerational photo that captures the spirit of living well at any age? We’re looking for local residents to feature in our advertising and marketing for the First Annual Age-Friendly Seniors Fair. Share a picture of you, your family, or loved ones (55+) enjoying life together and help us showcase the importance of inclusivity, health, and connection in our community.

Submit your photos

We’re looking for volunteers to help make the Age-Friendly Seniors Fair a success! If you're passionate about supporting our community and helping with event activities, we’d love to have you join us.

To learn more or sign up, please email agefriendlyfair@gmail.com. We look forward to working with you!

endor applications are now available in the right-hand menu under Sponsor & Vendor Documents.

Vendor inquiries can be emailed to: agefriendlyfair@gmail.com

Sponsorship packages are on the right-hand side under Sponsor & Vendor Documents.

Sponsorship inquiries can be emailed to agefriendlyfair@gmail.com

Grey Highlands Age-Friendly Senior’s Health Fair Wednesday, June 10, 2026 Osprey Community Hall, Feversham 2026 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Championed by Grey Highlands Senior’s Advisory Committee, we are excited to announce the Second Annual Age-Friendly Senior's Health Fair, a unique event dedicated to promoting and celebrating health and wellness among our seniors’ community. This event is possible only because of the support of our community and corporate sponsors. A diverse array of health and wellness service providers and non-profit organizations will ensure a vibrant and well-attended fair. Your support as a sponsor will be critical in making this event a success and in enhancing the well being of our senior citizens. We’ve made sponsorship simple with the following three packages. Promotional opportunities included in each package include a booth at the fair for face-to-face conversation, articles in local print media, and further exposure through the Grey Highland Municipality’s extensive social media. · PLATINUM PIONEER SPONSORSHIP - $1,500 + HST (2 Available) § Prime booth location § § § § Logo on all promotional materials Mention in all press releases Full-page ad in the event program Social media shoutouts · GOLDEN GUARDIANS’ SPONSORSHIP - $1,000 + HST (3 AVAILABLE) § Prominent booth location § Logo on select promotional materials § Mention in press releases § Half-page ad in the event program § Social media mentions · SILVER SUPPORTERS’ SPONSORSHIP - $500 + HST (5 AVAILABLE) § Standard booth location § Logo on event banners § Quarter-page ad in the event program § Social media mentions Grey Highlands Age-Friendly Senior’s Health Fair Wednesday, June 10, 2026 Osprey Community Centre, Feversham 2026 VENDOR APPLICATION Championed by Grey Highlands Senior’s Advisory Committee, we are excited to announce the Second Annual Age-Friendly Senior's Health Fair, a unique event dedicated to promoting health and wellness among our senior community. Vendor/Business Name: ______________________________________________ Vendor Contact Name: ________________________________________________ Vendor/Business Contact Address _______________________________________ Phone #: ____________________________________________________________ Email: ______________________________________________________________ Insurance Policy: Insuring company name: _______________________________________ Policy #: ______________________________________________________ VENDOR REQUIREMENTS: · Provision of a Certificate of Comprehensive Liability Insurance, in the amount of $5,000,000, naming the Municipality of Grey Highlands as additionally insured (copy of insurance must be submitted to ecdev@greyhighlands.ca) no later than Friday, May 30th at 9 am to secure your space). · Assignment of vendor space and location will be at the discretion of the organizing committee. · Setup must take place between Tuesday, June 9th from 10 am 2 pm or Wednesday, June 10th from 8 am to 10 am. · All vendors must be ready and open to the public by 10 am. · All vendors must bring their own tablecloths if needed. · Outdoor Vendors provide their own tents, tables, and chairs. · The Municipality of Grey Highlands and or Age-Friendly Seniors Health Fair, will not be responsible for theft or damage. VENDOR FEES: CATEGORY # 10’ x 10’ SPACES PRICE/SPACE HST/SPACE TOTAL PAYABLE Business Vendor Indoor $150 Business Vendor Outdoor $19.50 $169.50 $100 Not-for-Profit /Government Organization $13.00 $113.00 FREE FREE FREE GRAND TOTAL: $ PAYMENT: · By cheque or in person, payable to the Municipality of Grey Highlands, 206 Toronto Street South, PO Box 409, Markdale, Ontario N0C 1H0 Thank you for your participation in this community event. For further information about vendor spaces or sponsorship of the 2026 Age Friendly Seniors Health Fair, please contact: Ann Kerr, Event Organizer Louise Ford, Event Organizer Microsoft Word - 2026 Age Friendy Health Fair Vendor Application

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Zone Grey Highlands

The Zone Grey Highlands project will deliver a Zoning By-law that reflects current land use policies, and will work for you and your neighbours today and into the future.

Did you know?

The Municipality is in the process of updating its Zoning By-law!

What’s a Zoning By-law?

A Zoning By-law is a legal document that sets the rules for what can be built and what activities are allowed on properties in Grey Highlands. It also regulates important things like building setbacks, lot sizes, and how much of a property can be covered by buildings and structures.

Why Are We Updating It?

Over the past few years, there have been important updates to the County of Grey Official Plan and new Provincial planning policies . To stay current — and to better reflect the vision for our community — our Zoning By-law needs to be brought into alignment.

We are also aiming to reduce the number of Planning Act applications by making it easier for some uses to be permitted "as-of-right", meaning no extra approvals are needed — while still making sure that new development fi ts well into our community.

Our goal is simple: create zoning rules that just make sense for Grey Highlands!

Stay tuned by clicking " + Follow " above - Public meeting dates will be advertised there soon.

Let’s Work Together! Your feedback matters. Your experience matters. Help us make sure our Zoning By-law reflects the needs and character of Grey Highlands today, and for the future.

We look forward to hearing from you!

How can you participate in the process?

Your input is an important part of updating the Zoning By-law to ensure it reflects the needs, priorities, and vision of the community. To date, two open houses were held on June 25, 2025, where key changes were presented and discussed with the public. An online survey also helped inform revisions to the draft By-law, incorporating feedback received from residents and stakeholders. The proposed updates were subsequently presented to Council at a Committee of the Whole meeting in October, where direction was provided to proceed to a statutory Public Meeting.

Even though we are nearing the final statutory phases for the Update, there are still several ways you can get involved in the process:

Attend Public Meeting: Opportunities will be provided for residents, businesses, and stakeholders to learn more about the draft By-law and provide feedback. The public meeting will be held on April 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in a hybrid format. Registration link to attend virtually can be found here.

Provide Written Comments: Submit your feedback by email or letter. All public input will be considered as we refine the draft Zoning By-law, and weigh just as much importance as a verbal comment.
Attend the Mapping Drop-In Session: If you are more concerned about the impact the By-law will have on your own property, come visit us at the “Drop-In Mapping Session” to be held between 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on April 21, 2026 in Council Chambers.

Stay Informed Online: Visit zonegreyhighlands.ca regularly for updates, background information, draft documents, and notices of upcoming engagement opportunities.

Upcoming meeting dates and engagement opportunities are posted on zonegreyhighlands.ca and through local advertising.

The Municipality of Grey Highlands is in the process of updating its Zoning By-law.

While the Municipality’s Official Plan was updated and approved by the County of Grey in 2017, the Zoning By-law was never updated to bring it into conformity with the new Official Plan. Updating the Zoning By-law is the essential to ensure that day-to-day land use decisions — including building permits, development proposals, and property use approvals — align with the community’s vision and provincial planning requirements.

Grey Highlands began working on a Zoning By-law update in 2020 with consulting support (JLR Consultants), and a second draft was prepared internally in 2023. Although the 2023 version advanced to a public Open House, several factors have delayed the completion of the project, including:

Significant updates to Provincial and County planning policies

Staffing shortages within the Municipality

An exceptionally high volume of planning applications, which has limited the ability to dedicate resources to this large-scale project

Now, with a renewed commitment, Grey Highlands is prioritizing the completion of the Zoning By-law Update.
Finalizing this project will:

Bring the Zoning By-law into conformity with the existing Official Plan, the County Official Plan and the Provincial Planning Statement (2024).

Provide residents, businesses, and developers with greater clarity, predictability, and fairness

Reduce the number of planning applications by introducing more clear “as-of-right” permissions

Free up staff time to begin a full review of the Official Plan immediately after the By-law is complete

The Municipality’s goal is to complete the Zoning By-law Update by the end of 2025. Once the new Zoning By-law is in place, the Municipality intends to move straight forward into the review of the Official Plan Amendment.

Why is Grey Highlands updating its Zoning By-law?

The Zoning By-law significantly influences the built environment, the economy, and private property rights. Societal needs are constantly changing, and land use policies much be updated to respond to these needs. The Planning Act also mandates that the Municipality regularly update its Zoning By-law in a comprehensive manner to align with higher-level land use planning policies. Grey Highlands is due for a new Zoning By-law to address the needs of its citizens and to comply with the direction of the Planning Act.

How can you participate in the process?

Your input is an important part of updating the Zoning By-law to ensure it reflects the needs, priorities, and vision of the community. To date, two open houses were held on June 25, 2025, where key changes were presented and discussed with the public. An online survey also helped inform revisions to the draft By-law, incorporating feedback received from residents and stakeholders. The proposed updates were subsequently presented to Council at a Committee of the Whole meeting in October, where direction was provided to proceed to a statutory Public Meeting.

Even though we are nearing the final statutory phases for the Update, there are still several ways you can get involved in the process:

Attend Public Meeting: Opportunities will be provided for residents, businesses, and stakeholders to learn more about the draft By-law and provide feedback. The public meeting will be held on April 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in a hybrid format. Registration link to attend virtually can be found here.

Provide Written Comments: Submit your feedback by email or letter. All public input will be considered as we refine the draft Zoning By-law, and weigh just as much importance as a verbal comment.
Attend the Mapping Drop-In Session: If you are more concerned about the impact the By-law will have on your own property, come visit us at the “Drop-In Mapping Session” to be held between 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on April 21, 2026 in Council Chambers.

Stay Informed Online: Visit zonegreyhighlands.ca regularly for updates, background information, draft documents, and notices of upcoming engagement opportunities.

Upcoming meeting dates and engagement opportunities are posted on zonegreyhighlands.ca and through local advertising.

The Zoning By-law Update project focuses on a comprehensive review and modernization of the Municipality of Grey Highlands' Zoning By-law.

The scope of the project includes:

Bringing the Zoning By-law into conformity with the Municipality's 2017 Official Plan

Aligning zoning regulations with updated Provincial and County planning policies

Simplifying and clarifying zoning rules to make them easier for property owners, developers, and staff to understand and apply

Reducing the number of planning applications by introducing more "as-of-right" development opportunities, where appropriate and where compatibility between neighbouring uses can be maintained

Protecting the character of Grey Highlands' communities, while ensuring that zoning regulations support responsible growth, housing options, rural development, economic development, and environmental protection

Updating zone categories, permitted uses, and mapping across the Municipality to reflect today’s realities and future needs

Preparing for future growth by building a solid zoning framework that supports the eventual update of the Official Plan

Encouraging public participation so that the new Zoning By-law reflects the priorities and values of Grey Highlands residents and businesses

The project does not include a full review of the Municipality’s Official Plan at this time. A review of the Official Plan will begin after the Zoning By-law update is completed, followed by a housekeeping amendment to the By-law to align with any new Official Plan changes.

How can you participate in the process?

Your input is an important part of updating the Zoning By-law to ensure it reflects the needs, priorities, and vision of the community. To date, two open houses were held on June 25, 2025, where key changes were presented and discussed with the public. An online survey also helped inform revisions to the draft By-law, incorporating feedback received from residents and stakeholders. The proposed updates were subsequently presented to Council at a Committee of the Whole meeting in October, where direction was provided to proceed to a statutory Public Meeting.

Even though we are nearing the final statutory phases for the Update, there are still several ways you can get involved in the process:

Attend Public Meeting: Opportunities will be provided for residents, businesses, and stakeholders to learn more about the draft By-law and provide feedback. The public meeting will be held on April 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in a hybrid format. Registration link to attend virtually can be found here.

Provide Written Comments: Submit your feedback by email or letter. All public input will be considered as we refine the draft Zoning By-law, and weigh just as much importance as a verbal comment.
Attend the Mapping Drop-In Session: If you are more concerned about the impact the By-law will have on your own property, come visit us at the “Drop-In Mapping Session” to be held between 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on April 21, 2026 in Council Chambers.

Stay Informed Online: Visit zonegreyhighlands.ca regularly for updates, background information, draft documents, and notices of upcoming engagement opportunities.

Upcoming meeting dates and engagement opportunities are posted on zonegreyhighlands.ca and through local advertising.

Zoning Mapping Update – Information for Property Owners

As part of the comprehensive Zoning By-law Update, the Municipality of Grey Highlands has undertaken a full review of its zoning mapping. Updated mapping schedules are now available for public review and can be found here:

A “how to use” and a “what’s new” with mapping video has also been produced; click here to view it now.

What is Zoning Mapping?

Zoning mapping (often referred to as “Schedules” in the Zoning By-law) identifies how land across the Municipality is regulated. Each property is assigned a zone (for example, Residential, Rural, Agricultural, Environmental, etc.), which determines:

what uses are permitted on the property; and
the applicable regulations, such as setbacks, building height, and lot coverage.

Why is the Mapping Being Updated?

The existing mapping has not been comprehensively updated in many years. As a result, some areas do not accurately reflect:

current land use patterns;
environmental features (such as wetlands, hazard areas, or natural linkages); or
updated policy direction from the Official Plan, County, and Province.

The updated mapping is intended to improve accuracy, clarity, and transparency. In many cases, changes reflect information that has existed for some time but was not previously shown on the zoning schedules.

How to Read the Zoning Schedules

The updated schedules are map-based and include:

A Key Map to help locate your property;
Zone labels (e.g., R, RS, RU, A, EP, etc.), which correspond to specific sections of the Zoning By-law;
Overlay areas, such as Environmental Protection or Holding (“H”) provisions; and
Property boundaries and geographic features, to help you locate your lands.

All schedules can be found here.

To assist residents and taxpayers with a more user-friendly map, the following platform allows you to compare the new and old mapping simultaneously on the screen. The link can be found here.

To understand what the zoning means for your property:

Locate your property on the schedule;
Identify the zone and any applicable overlays; and
Refer to the corresponding section of the Zoning By-law for permitted uses and regulations.

Learn More

A short video has been prepared to walk through how to read the mapping, what has changed, and why. This is a helpful starting point for understanding the updates before reviewing your property in detail.

Drop-In Session – Mapping Support

Staff will be available for a dedicated in-person drop-in session to assist property owners with reviewing the mapping and understanding how it may apply to their property:

Date: April 21, 2026
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location: Council Chambers, Municipal Office

This session is intended to provide one-on-one support, answer questions, and walk through the mapping with you.

Have You Been Notified?

Property owners identified as being directly impacted by proposed mapping changes are being circulated as part of this process (pending any unforeseen technical issues with mailing lists).

If you did not receive a notice but have questions or concerns about your property, we encourage you to:

contact staff by phone or email; or
attend the drop-in session to speak with us directly.

We are here to help.
Understanding zoning can be complex, and staff are available to support you through the process and answer any questions you may have.

How can you participate in the process?

Your input is an important part of updating the Zoning By-law to ensure it reflects the needs, priorities, and vision of the community. To date, two open houses were held on June 25, 2025, where key changes were presented and discussed with the public. An online survey also helped inform revisions to the draft By-law, incorporating feedback received from residents and stakeholders. The proposed updates were subsequently presented to Council at a Committee of the Whole meeting in October, where direction was provided to proceed to a statutory Public Meeting.

Even though we are nearing the final statutory phases for the Update, there are still several ways you can get involved in the process:

Attend Public Meeting: Opportunities will be provided for residents, businesses, and stakeholders to learn more about the draft By-law and provide feedback. The public meeting will be held on April 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in a hybrid format. Registration link to attend virtually can be found here.

Provide Written Comments: Submit your feedback by email or letter. All public input will be considered as we refine the draft Zoning By-law, and weigh just as much importance as a verbal comment.
Attend the Mapping Drop-In Session: If you are more concerned about the impact the By-law will have on your own property, come visit us at the “Drop-In Mapping Session” to be held between 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on April 21, 2026 in Council Chambers.

Stay Informed Online: Visit zonegreyhighlands.ca regularly for updates, background information, draft documents, and notices of upcoming engagement opportunities.

Upcoming meeting dates and engagement opportunities are posted on zonegreyhighlands.ca and through local advertising.

Links

How can you participate in the process?

Your input is an important part of updating the Zoning By-law to ensure it reflects the needs, priorities, and vision of the community. To date, two open houses were held on June 25, 2025, where key changes were presented and discussed with the public. An online survey also helped inform revisions to the draft By-law, incorporating feedback received from residents and stakeholders. The proposed updates were subsequently presented to Council at a Committee of the Whole meeting in October, where direction was provided to proceed to a statutory Public Meeting.

Even though we are nearing the final statutory phases for the Update, there are still several ways you can get involved in the process:

Attend Public Meeting: Opportunities will be provided for residents, businesses, and stakeholders to learn more about the draft By-law and provide feedback. The public meeting will be held on April 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in a hybrid format. Registration link to attend virtually can be found here.

Provide Written Comments: Submit your feedback by email or letter. All public input will be considered as we refine the draft Zoning By-law, and weigh just as much importance as a verbal comment.
Attend the Mapping Drop-In Session: If you are more concerned about the impact the By-law will have on your own property, come visit us at the “Drop-In Mapping Session” to be held between 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on April 21, 2026 in Council Chambers.

Stay Informed Online: Visit zonegreyhighlands.ca regularly for updates, background information, draft documents, and notices of upcoming engagement opportunities.

Upcoming meeting dates and engagement opportunities are posted on zonegreyhighlands.ca and through local advertising.

Municipal Drinking Systems - Consumer Satisfaction Survey

This project collects feedback on Grey Highlands' Municipal Drinking Water Systems, with a limited questions for residents on private wells or non-municipal systems.

Your Voice Matters!

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. We are seeking feedback on the Municipal Drinking Water Systems in Grey Highlands. If you use a non-municipal water system or a private well, only a limited number of questions will apply to you.

Your input is essential and will help us better understand community experiences with our water systems. We value your time and thoughtful responses, which will contribute to shaping future decisions and improvements.

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Long-Term Waste Management Plan

Follow along as we develop a Long‑Term Waste Management Plan.

The Municipality of Grey Highlands is developing a Long‑Term Waste Management Plan with EXP Services Inc. This LTWMP will guide how waste is reduced, diverted, and managed over the coming decades. The project includes a comprehensive review of the current waste system, analysis of future needs, and evaluation of waste management options using technical, environmental, social, and financial criteria. Community engagement is a key part of the process, with opportunities for residents to learn about the options, share feedback, and help shape preferred solutions. The final plan will provide clear, practical recommendations and an implementation roadmap to support a sustainable, cost‑effective waste management system for the future.

The most recent updates will be at the top of the page.

Update #2 - Provide Feedback

We are seeking public input on the options being considered as part of the Long‑Term Waste Management Plan.

Presentation boards and the Comment Sheet prepared for the Public Information Centre (PIC) are available in the Document Library. Feedback will be collected during the PIC directly on the boards, as well as through comment sheets.

You can also provide feedback by completing the online survey available under the Provide Feedback tab. The survey includes the same feedback opportunity as the Presentation Boards, and the optional questions from the Comment Sheet.

Any comments or questions can be sent to GHWastePlan@exp.com.

Update #1 - Public Information Centre

We’re updating our Long Term Waste Management Plan and want to hear from the community. Join staff and the consultants, EXP, at a drop-in style Public Information Centre (PIC) to learn about the project, review the available options, and share your feedback.

Date: Thursday April 16, 2026
Location: Markdale Hall - 75 Walker St, Markdale
Time: 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Material from the PIC will be made available on this project page, with opportunities to provide feedback online.

Options being Considered

Open Open until 2026-05-07 at 11:59 p.m.

Provide virtual feedback on the options presented at the April 16, 2026 Public Information Centre (PIC) by indicating whether you support, do not support, or are neutral.

Reviewing the presentation boards and providing feedback is expected to take approximately 20-30 minutes.

Update #2

PIC Presentation Boards - April 16, 2026

PDF (1.33 MB)

PIC Comment Sheet - April 16, 2026

PDF (187.02 KB)

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