Brockville council not 'anti-cookie' Motion eases home-based business rules to allow food prep Photo by RONALD ZAJAC / The Brockville Recorder and TimesArticle content This story has been updated for clarification. Article content Brockville council on Tuesday loosened planned restrictions on home-based businesses to allow for food preparation, with the proponent of the move wary of being remembered as part of “an anti-cookie council.” The move was part of a broader discussion on amending Brockville’s zoning bylaw, one of the city’s two master planning documents. Read More Brockville wary of looser home-business rules Don't ban home-based businesses: Brockville councillors Along with the official plan, the zoning bylaw is a key document setting out land use within the city. Article content Key changes in the updated Brockville zoning bylaw include measures reflecting the province’s push for more housing.