Closing this week in Oakville, October 20 to 26: the voters' list, Bronte Beach Park, a pool, two roads and Election Day

This is the first issue of a weekly OakvilleIQ list: the deadlines, closures and public meetings that fall in the next seven days, each with the Town or board notice behind it. It is deliberately short. Anything already reported on OakvilleIQ is linked at the foot of the page rather than retold here.

Day by day

Already in effect

• Advance voting ended Sunday, October 18 with 14,787 ballots cast, 8.35 per cent of Oakville's electors. There is no further advance voting; the next chance to vote is Election Day.
• The Oakville Museum's free Haunted Happenings guided tours continue Tuesday to Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m., to October 31; the ticketed family day is Saturday, October 24 and needs pre-registration.
• The Older Adult Plan survey for residents 50 and over stays open until Friday, October 30, online or on paper at any Town community centre or older adults centre.

Next week, for the diary

• Tuesday, October 27: Inglehart Street North closes from Trafalgar Road to Cornwall Road until November 24 for Halton Region watermain and wastewater main work; detour via Trafalgar Road, Cornwall Road, Reynolds Street and Spruce Street. Also noon on October 27 is the cut-off for written comments and requests to speak at the next day's Committee of Adjustment hearing (coarequests@oakville.ca).
• Wednesday, October 28, 7 p.m.: Committee of Adjustment, virtual, with six minor variance applications on the published agenda, including 160 Trafalgar Road, 624 Third Line and 80 Second Street.
• Friday, October 30: Older Adult Plan survey closes.
• Saturday, October 31, 5 to 10 p.m.: sections of Douglas Avenue (Macdonald Road to Galt Avenue, and Sheddon Avenue to Palmer Avenue) close for two street parties, with no local access through the closed sections.
• Monday, November 9, 6:30 p.m.: a Special Council meeting is listed in the Council Chamber, the first Council meeting on the Town's calendar after the election.