Oxford County · Project
Winter Lights Market at 478–484 Dundas Street
At a glance
- Location
- Woodstock · 478–484 Dundas Street
- Responsible authority
- Woodstock
- Current stage
- Funding approved; opening planned for holiday eventsAs of 2026-09-17
- 2026 allocation
- $30,000
- Next target
- No next date listed
Prepare the vacant City building for an indoor holiday market with local vendors and community programming.
Winter Lights Market at 478–484 Dundas Street
Money
Project money
Annual allocation
- 2026 allocation
- $30,000 Two approved funding contributions
Latest spending total not published here.
Open the source record
- Sept 17 Council highlights Winter Lights Market funding
City of Woodstock · Published 2026-09-18 · Event/reporting date 2026-09-18 · 2026
published primary record · Primary record verified
Where the funding comes from
$30,000Listed funding total
- Interest on OLG slot fundingNewly approved contribution$15,00050% of listed total
- Existing Economic Development 2026 budgetReallocation; not additional spending above whole operating budget$15,00050% of listed total
Timeline
No dated delivery milestones are published in this record.
Contracts
Contract award not confirmed.
Decisions
No separate decision record is linked. Approval details may appear in the timeline or source documents.
Outcomes
Completion not confirmed.
Questions
- What is the current forecast cost and expected completion date?
Related issues
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Why are there different County totals?
The detailed 2026 budget lists $279,035,275 in operating expenses and $127,855,640 in financed capital: $406,890,915 combined. The $103,039,171 property-tax requirement is a different measure, after other funding.
The budget hub retains an earlier $406.1 million headline. Spending explanations here use the detailed approved schedule.
Detailed approved budget ↗ · County budget hub ↗
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