[3:23] good morning councillor Williams checking in
[3:27] good morning council Williams thank you you're coming through loud
[3:29] and clear
[3:56] one peer council instructing in
[3:59] good morning councillor Willhans thank you you're coming through loud
[4:01] and clear
[4:02] I thank you
[4:42] the more
[4:46] good morning cancer Fortini I we just caught part of
[4:48] that but you were coming through loud and clear do
[4:50] you want to just confirm again please yeah thank you
[4:52] sorry
[4:54] okay thank you yes loud and clear thank you
[7:44] it is also diligently get
[7:48] thank you councillor Dhillon you're coming through loud and clear
[10:58] test yeah
[11:10] as we need for this to start
[11:13] this is setting the stage
[12:33] members of council we're just sorting out a technical issue
[12:37] ... but we are ready to start
[12:41] as we begin today's meeting we'd like to acknowledge that
[12:43] we are gathered here today on the Treaty Territory the
[12:46] Mississaugas of the Credit First Nations before them the traditional
[12:48] territory the Hodas the Huron and Wendat we also acknowledge
[12:52] the many First Nations Métis Inuit and other global indigenous
[12:55] people they now call Brampton their home we are honored
[12:57] to live work and enjoy this land before we start
[13:00] today's meeting I asked we remember those within our community
[13:03] who have passed or suffering from COVID nineteen and also
[13:06] to reflect ... on our various community frontline workers health
[13:11] care providers and first responders who sacrifice so much for
[13:15] our community and join our moment of reflection I think
[13:19] you would be
[13:20] important add to also reflect on the tremendous loss that
[13:24] we saw this week ... and Alice Dr ... subdivision
[13:29] we're three brothers brothers perished in a residential a fire
[13:34] brigade I just wanna ignore Lynch
[13:39] how difficult that is not only for the family but
[13:42] our first responders who did everything we one firefighter risked
[13:46] his own life trying to ... save these children ...
[13:50] but certainly no words ... adequately describe this loss and
[13:54] if we could certainly
[13:57] during this moment of reflection remember them and this tragedy
[14:01] for the family and ... thank you ... cancer Williams
[14:05] Ann Fortini who wrote door knocking on fire prevention last
[14:09] night trying to make sure no other tragedy like this
[14:13] doesn't happen again ... I know cancer Fortini has helped
[14:17] the family with lodging arrangements as well but
[14:22] you know just as a as a parent to makes
[14:24] you go number
[14:26] please all rise for the singing of our national anthem
[14:28] to be followed by a moment of personal reflection click
[15:36] we
[16:41] thank you
[16:48] welcome to our regular council meeting January twenty six twenty
[16:51] twenty two we will begin with a meeting with the
[16:53] city for calling the role for attendance at these meetings
[16:58] good morning members of council I will call your name
[17:00] please indicate your presence in today's meeting councilor Dillon
[17:06] president thank you councillor Singh
[17:13] brother thank you councillor Fortini
[17:16] good morning I'm here thank you counsel Williams
[17:20] good morning I'm here thank you counsel Maduro's
[17:23] I hear thank you councillor Bowman
[17:26] present thank you counsel policy
[17:30] good morning thank you councillor Willhans
[17:34] thank you cancer center
[17:38] president thank you councillor Santos
[17:41] hello good morning thank you and Mayor Brown is present
[17:44] all eleven members of present Mr Mayor we're now on
[17:47] item to approve the agenda does any member wish to
[17:50] add a business item to today's meeting
[17:53] if so please user chat function at adding to the
[17:57] speakers list
[17:59] in
[18:00] in the clerk is keeping the chart listings we don't
[18:03] have a chat list ...
[18:05] councillor Willhans
[18:08] thank you through you Mayor I'm wondering if it would
[18:10] be and then those of council that we can bring
[18:13] forward the ...
[18:14] reconsideration motion regarding the four thirteen ... my reasoning behind
[18:19] it is in light of the current amount spent by
[18:22] the provincial government to move forward with the meeting before
[18:25] with a series of waters which I wish and
[18:29] so we can bring that forward and then
[18:31] I understand there's no debate about it it's just a
[18:33] simple ... talk to reconsider it last Peter that time
[18:37] to start with that we ask for a recorded vote
[18:39] on that and then if it passes Peter perhaps you
[18:42] can explain briefly on the procedure bylaws the next steps
[18:45] with regards to the reconsideration of the passes or doesn't
[18:47] pass
[18:49] so the first step would be reconsideration ... to the
[18:52] court we do that right now
[18:54] through through you Mr Mayor I I suggest we complete
[18:56] the approval of the agenda and then if this council
[18:58] will answer suggesting bring it forward I guess the suggestion
[19:01] is where bring forward immediately after approve the agenda that
[19:04] that could be considered
[19:06] so after the approval of the agenda motion carries ...
[19:09] then we can deal with whether it has emissions yes
[19:12] okay
[19:13] okay are there any other additions to the agenda or
[19:16] doing cancer Dhillon
[19:21] so I'd like to add a
[19:24] in camera item
[19:28] 
[19:29] I don't know if you have the therefore if you
[19:31] Peter I think ... legal was also ... working on
[19:36] this
[19:37] through you Mr Mayor ... yes so if I understand
[19:40] there's a land use matter ... that would be identified
[19:43] as proposed item nineteen point twelve ... proposed by cancer
[19:46] Dillon open session meeting exception under section two thirty nine
[19:49] to Ian after the municipal act litigation potential litigation including
[19:52] matters before administrative tribunals affecting the municipality or local board
[19:56] and advice that is subject to solicitor client privilege including
[19:59] communications necessary for that purpose
[20:06] councillor Medeiros
[20:10] I can't meters
[20:15] thank you Mr mayor of that city clerk election request
[20:18] ... that change of order regarding the in camera items
[20:22] ... I believe ... so the nineteen point nine in
[20:27] nineteen point and if we can reverse the order the
[20:31] rather deal with nineteen point ten before nineteen point ninety
[20:36] through you Mr Mayor that's noted for a part of
[20:39] the approval of the agenda motion certainly
[20:41] thank you
[20:42] cancer Fortini cancer Fortini
[20:46] yes thank you Mr Mayor but Peter I did send
[20:49] the request and are both ... one was in camera
[20:52] bottle cap catwalk Storebrand and the other one was about
[20:56] the Brampton you and I'll see on the agenda
[20:59] I did talk to legal
[21:01] ... he was some confusion or maybe she can we
[21:05] just added to the next council meeting
[21:07] since the age of this whole
[21:10] so through you Mr Mayor there's there's two options the
[21:12] the process and it's going to number members for filing
[21:15] new business at a city council meeting for which the
[21:17] city council meeting is a notice of motion in accordance
[21:20] with the procedure bylaw ... and if that does not
[21:23] occur in that has to be filed by Tuesday at
[21:25] four thirty the week preceding the meeting if that does
[21:28] not occur and as we've experienced members of council are
[21:31] or welcome to propose new business as is occurring now
[21:34] and it is subject to council approval by two thirds
[21:36] vote so you there's two options councillor you can proposed
[21:40] to add new business now ... subject to the two
[21:42] thirds vote or you can ... ... proposed to add
[21:46] it the new business to the February ninth ... council
[21:49] meeting which is the next meeting is the agendas close
[21:51] for the next Wednesday's committee of council meeting ... by
[21:55] a notice of motion that would have to be filed
[21:56] by next Tuesday at four thirty
[21:59] yeah and that I'm fine without them I did spend
[22:02] everything get on the way before so that's where the
[22:04] confusion is that I did talk to legal so everything
[22:06] was all of the procedures so since it was already
[22:09] done I just wanna make sure it's on the to
[22:11] the next agenda for February ninth so through you Mr
[22:14] Merrill work with your office council because we will require
[22:16] if you wish to go to the February ninth city
[22:19] council meeting it will require a notice of motion to
[22:21] be properly filed so there is something on the agenda
[22:23] for members to have notice of of what the item
[22:25] is about but I can work with your office on
[22:27] that
[22:29] okay well I I thought I did send that and
[22:30] that's all they will set them that's fine I'll send
[22:33] another one thank you
[22:37] councillor question cancer plushie
[22:41] thank you Mr Mayor so I'm having a little bit
[22:43] of difficulty supporting any additions to the agenda and I
[22:47] think cancer Fortini for ... removing the application that he
[22:52] feels he will give properly put in place to the
[22:55] next council meeting ...
[22:58] I think additions that this council has has normally done
[23:03] has been done in the past can maybe not so
[23:07] much as council which gratified
[23:10] and since ... you Mr Mayor through through you to
[23:15] cancer Dillon I don't know anything about your in camera
[23:18] added item ... if if if stop prosecutors added I
[23:23] would have liked to have heard back and yet since
[23:26] I didn't hear that I can't support adding an addition
[23:30] specifically in camera to council if there's an opportunity to
[23:35] add it I would support that community if that was
[23:38] an opportunity but if it's time sensitive maybe you can
[23:41] elaborate or if ... and email can be sent out
[23:45] by staff or something to the effect ... but Intel
[23:48] then I I just can't support in addition specifically to
[23:52] in camera
[23:55] thank you Mr Mayor
[23:56] embarrassed by Mr misspelled to doing yes
[24:00] yes ... it staff staff is asking for this is
[24:02] time sensitive as well
[24:08] to to cancer Palleschi
[24:13] thank you councillor Dhillon Mr Mayor tree you can I
[24:16] get a staff response please
[24:21] Megyn Singh I can speak to this yes
[24:26] this is ... through the chair this is a land
[24:29] use planning matter which ...
[24:32] it is the subject of litigation and there is a
[24:35] development that happened on this matter ... very very recently
[24:41] as in within the last couple of days ... and
[24:45] this is something which I think will benefit council to
[24:48] consider it will give direction to staff and how to
[24:50] proceed on this matter
[24:53] and and and as I said it is ... it
[24:57] this development just occurred and ... it is very time
[25:00] sensitive and the decision has to be made ... very
[25:03] quickly
[25:10] I think is ridiculous I don't think Mr
[25:14] okay
[25:17] councillor or something councillor some
[25:23] thank you very much Mayor I've just asked council's indulgence
[25:28] ... with regards to a briefing notes that was sent
[25:31] out ... yesterday ... to all members of council regarding
[25:35] the Rogers relocation ... Mr Clark is it possible for
[25:39] us to include that
[25:41] ... as ... as part of today's agenda and the
[25:46] record
[25:48] through you Mr Mayor yes it is possible and if
[25:50] you're proposing to add that briefing note it would be
[25:52] added under the planning ... and economic development section as
[25:56] item ten point four point one and subject to it
[25:59] being approved it will be included in the revised agenda
[26:01] will be published later this morning
[26:03] thank
[26:07] okay so Mr Mayor that looks like a concludes one
[26:11] and I was also going to see ... suggest that
[26:13] to the court that we refer item nineteen point five
[26:17] to committee of council next week
[26:25] okay
[26:26] and ... Mr Mayor don't seek out I see cancer
[26:29] Singh councillor Singh
[26:31] nobody them good actually thank
[26:36] so Mr Mayor I'll just ... summarize for committee's benefit
[26:39] for the vote on the changes to the agenda and
[26:42] I also just wish to note that ... item seven
[26:45] point four on today's agenda is ... delegation from Rogers
[26:48] communication in regard to their correspondence fourteen point three ...
[26:51] in a request for a council resolution endorsement on a
[26:54] minister zoning order there are three delegations that are included
[26:58] on the revised agenda we did receive this morning a
[27:00] fourth delegation from Sylvia Roberts so that would be a
[27:03] force delegation just a note for item seven point four
[27:07] on today's agenda so in summary the items proposed for
[27:11] the approval of the agenda is subject to the following
[27:15] any forward noticeable reconsideration notice of motion fifteen point one
[27:18] to be considered immediately after approval of the agenda motion
[27:22] and record a vote is requested on that reconsideration motion
[27:26] a proposed addition of nineteen point twelve from cancer Dillon
[27:29] and that's for the open meeting exceptions under section two
[27:31] thirty nine PM asks of the municipal act litigation and
[27:35] solicitor client privilege ... counselor Madeiros has requested change of
[27:39] order for the in camera ... portion of the agenda
[27:42] ... to ... proceed with item nineteen point ten before
[27:46] nineteen point nine ... and just as we've added twelve
[27:52] through councillor for Sunday's request a briefing note from economic
[27:55] development that will be added to the agenda as ten
[27:57] point four point one and finally ... the Mayor has
[28:00] requested that item nineteen point five on the closed agenda
[28:03] be referred to committee of council closed session next week
[28:06] and I believe those are all the changes proposed
[28:11] okay so we have the approval the gender moved by
[28:15] a councillor Mr Mayor yes I support yes cancer Fortini
[28:19] yeah I like to move I can't find the number
[28:21] for the brand our program walls but also for the
[28:24] next our committee okay so brown
[28:31] can can certainly in there which I'm not sure if
[28:34] you can explain to the court
[28:36] yeah it was a report of a dark brown walls
[28:38] noise walls and trying to find that I canceled our
[28:41] honor which numbers are also ... if you move to
[28:44] the next committee my my apologies thank you cancer so
[28:47] ... that is referred item it's identified as thirteen point
[28:50] three on today's agenda it was on the committee agenda
[28:53] last week with some technical issues because there were some
[28:56] associated video delegations that we couldn't play back so those
[28:59] delegations there are three of them listed under item seven
[29:02] point three and the report thirteen point three is on
[29:06] the agenda so are you proposing to refer all of
[29:08] that to committee next week
[29:10] longhaul sorry Mr our work it's our work or brown
[29:14] wall noise walls is a reporter for Garbrandt so three
[29:19] through you Mr Mayor I I'm not familiar with that
[29:22] report on today's agenda perhaps staff can elaborate
[29:27] okay also the leverage legally I will throw thank you
[29:34] what my mistake okay okay thank you have seventeen we
[29:37] have a motion to approve the agenda moved by councillor
[29:40] Singh and seconded by councillor ... Williams they Jennifer the
[29:45] council meeting January twenty six twenty twenty to be approved
[29:48] as amended
[29:53] instead of seeking recordable for this item I'll ask is
[29:55] anyone opposed to this motion otherwise your vote will count
[29:57] in the formative is there any one opposed
[30:00] hearing none the motion carries this takes us to tackle
[30:04] declarations of interest on the municipal conflict of interest act
[30:07] as any member have a declaration of pecuniary interest under
[30:10] the Municipal conflict of interest act for any matter to
[30:12] be considered on today's agenda
[30:16] seeing none the clerk will so note for the meeting
[30:18] minutes so Mr Mayor yes with the approval of the
[30:20] agenda there was the very the order to to bring
[30:23] forward and deal with reconsideration motion fifteen point one which
[30:26] would be the appropriate time now okay so ... as
[30:30] councillor Willhans ... specified we've already considered ... the four
[30:35] thirteen issue ... and so to reconsider it there have
[30:38] to be a vote to reconsider ... so the clerk
[30:42] will conduct ... that vote to see whether there is
[30:45] enough support to reconsider the four thirteen issue
[30:53] Mr mayor members of council recorded vote has been requested
[30:56] on the motion to reconsider council's previous decision on this
[30:59] matter all in favor of reconsideration please indicate councillor Dylan
[31:05] hello that's a no councillor Singh
[31:09] no it's a no councillor Fortini
[31:14] well it's a no counselor Williams
[31:17] no
[31:18] that's a no councillor Madeiros
[31:21] hello
[31:24] sorry can somebody else can you clear was I don't
[31:26] know no no thank you councillor Bowman
[31:31] yes it's a yes councillor Palleschi
[31:35] yes that's a yes councillor Willhans
[31:39] yes it's a yes council presenting
[31:43] yes yes councillor Santos
[31:46] yes that's a yes Mayor Brown no
[31:50] it's a note
[31:52] the required two thirds has not been achieved the vote
[31:55] is five in favor six opposed
[32:00] okay can you previously
[32:03] as I'm sure the delegates and people that are this
[32:05] morning
[32:06] through you Mr Mayor ... yes very briefly we did
[32:09] receive in the clerk's office ... well over a dozen
[32:11] delegation requests on this item as well as correspondence but
[32:16] all of that was contingent on council making a decision
[32:18] to reconsider those matters so those are that have joined
[32:20] the meeting in the ... in the event that council
[32:23] did reconsider the matter you're welcome to stay to watch
[32:26] but there will be no delegations or correspondence that has
[32:29] been submitted considered by council at this meeting on this
[32:31] matter thank you
[32:37] okay so this takes us to
[32:40] the minutes we're now ready to move to the next
[32:42] item for a public business on today's council agenda item
[32:44] four minutes we have the following council minutes before us
[32:47] today minutes city council regular meeting December eighth twenty twenty
[32:50] one minute city council special meeting December eighth twenty twenty
[32:53] one minutes city council special meeting December fifteenth twenty twenty
[32:57] one do any members have any questions or comments regarding
[33:00] the minutes if so please use the chat function Dr
[33:02] name to the speakers list
[33:06] I don't see any
[33:09] I have a motion moved by a councillor Passante and
[33:13] seconded by councillor Fortini to approve the minutes as published
[33:16] is there anyone opposed to this motion otherwise your vote
[33:18] will count in the formative
[33:21] hearing no objections the motion carries this takes us to
[33:24] the consent motion process I'll repeat Vicente item that is
[33:28] subject to the consent motion to and any member me
[33:30] verbally identify the item to be held for debate during
[33:33] the meeting any item not held for debate will be
[33:35] considered as part of the consent motion voted on for
[33:38] approval any of the following agenda items will not be
[33:40] subject to the consent motion for approval announcements delegations presentations
[33:44] added new business member discussion items public question period I'll
[33:48] start reading the relevant agenda items and members can identify
[33:52] any items to be held for debate
[33:56] ten point three one staff report salary administration policy semi
[34:01] annual report
[34:03] hold please
[34:05] all
[34:08] eleven point one report muneeza Sheikh integrity commissioner city Brampton
[34:12] re integrity commissioner report twenty twenty two this item has
[34:17] attachments
[34:20] eleven point two report from needs a shake integrity commissioner
[34:23] city Brampton re integrity commission report twenty twenty two oh
[34:27] two
[34:29] twelve point one minutes audit committee December seventh twenty twenty
[34:33] one
[34:34] twelve point two minutes planning development committee December sixth twenty
[34:37] twenty one
[34:40] twelve point three minutes budget committee November twenty ninth thirtieth
[34:43] December first twenty twenty one
[34:46] twelve point form summary recommendations planning development committee January seventeenth
[34:50] twenty twenty two
[34:53] twelve point five minutes committee of council January nineteenth twenty
[34:56] twenty two
[35:01] 13.one deferral of realty services audit
[35:07] thirteen point two planning development committee recommendation PC one nine
[35:10] oh twenty twenty one application to amend the official plan
[35:13] zoning bylaw for the drive plan said subdivision Glen Schnarr
[35:16] and associates TFP maging developments
[35:21] thirteen point three staff report re color change for Williams
[35:25] parkway noise wall east of north park drive to west
[35:29] to here dean road
[35:31] Mr Mayor there a delegation all that item cool okay
[35:34] discussion item at the request of council Santos historic overdose
[35:41] all please
[35:43] email correspondence Rita Adams deputy clerk acting Director ministrations region
[35:47] appeal
[35:51] forty point two correspondence Dr to be Muhammad and CEO
[35:54] will mostly health system can make you foundation dated December
[35:58] ninth expression of gratitude for council's decision to contribute significant
[36:02] funds towards hospital redevelopment
[36:04] three point of order and Mr Mayor I approvals on
[36:08] the book warehouse discussion item I don't know if they've
[36:10] heard me yes we are
[36:13] and we have to hold fourteen point three fourteen point
[36:17] four four delegations
[36:20] we've already dealt with 15.one
[36:23] ... fifty point two notice of motion at twenty twenty
[36:27] two anti Islamophobia resolution that's held for delegation
[36:31] 90.one closed session minutes
[36:34] 19.to note the file
[36:37] social city council meeting December 8
[36:40] ninety point three closed session minutes break the sports hall
[36:42] of fame committee
[36:45] 19.4 closed session minutes committee of Council
[36:50] we've already deferred nineteen point five nineteen point six open
[36:54] meeting exception under section two three nine two K. of
[36:56] municipal act
[36:59] all please
[37:01] ninety point seven open meeting exception or two three nine
[37:04] two E. enough minutes blocked
[37:07] please enter this item to be held for direction required
[37:10] nineteen point eight open with the exception two three nine
[37:13] to see in this block proposal pending acquisition of disposition
[37:16] of lander by the municipality or local board
[37:23] ninety point nine the meeting session exit open many exemptions
[37:26] section two three nine two B. K. of miss blocked
[37:29] personal matters but identifiable individual
[37:32] all that sound
[37:33] is also held for discussion is nineteen point ten nineteen
[37:37] point eleven
[37:41] the global summarize these items to be included on the
[37:43] consent motion for approval
[37:47] through you Mr Mayor to members of council the following
[37:48] items are held with the balance ... as identified by
[37:52] the mayor to be included in the consent motion item
[37:53] ten point three point one the staff report and salary
[37:56] administration policy semi annual reporting for the first half of
[38:00] twenty twenty one held the council Bowman
[38:02] ... item thirteen point three which is held for delegations
[38:06] on staff report a color change for wings partly noise
[38:09] wall councillor Fortini is holding that item ... thirteen point
[38:12] four is unfinished business a referral from last week a
[38:15] discussion of the request to cancel Santos regarding historical varicose
[38:18] that's held by cancer Santos
[38:21] item fourteen point three is held ... and fourteen point
[38:26] four for delegations regarding the request for the resolution of
[38:30] endorsement on Mr zoning orders ... item forty fifteen point
[38:34] two is held for delegations the notice of motion the
[38:37] twenty twenty two anti Islamophobia resolution
[38:40] ... item nineteen point six in close session is held
[38:44] councillor Bowman an open meeting section or section two thirty
[38:47] I took care of the Municipal Act negotiation matter item
[38:50] nineteen point seven is held for consideration in closed sessions
[38:54] directions required for council item nineteen point nine and nineteen
[38:58] point Turner held as their discussion items and help the
[39:01] council Madeiros
[39:03] and nineteen point eleven is held as it is a
[39:06] discussion item ... referred from the previous council from the
[39:09] committee of council last week
[39:15] I have a motion moved by councillor Madeiros and seconded
[39:19] by councilor Palleschi to approve the consent motion as per
[39:23] trial process agreed to by council the consent motion be
[39:26] subject to a recorded vote all in favor of the
[39:29] consent motion please indicate councillor Dhillon
[39:34] yes
[39:36] councillor Singh
[39:38] yes
[39:40] councillor Fortini
[39:46] councillor Fortini
[39:50] welcome back to you councillor Williams
[39:52] yes yes yes beer sorry thank you cancer Fortini thank
[39:55] you counsel Williams councillor Medeiros
[39:59] yes councillor Bowman
[40:01] yes councillor Palleschi
[40:05] yes councillor Willhans
[40:09] yes can service center
[40:15] sorry yes councillor Santos yes
[40:19] mmhm yes that motion carries unanimously eleven zero okay our
[40:24] next item is six point one announcement regarding intra Maharjan
[40:29] Brampton resident winner the top twenty five Canadian immigrant award
[40:32] for twenty twenty one council ScanSource Santos is the council
[40:36] sponsor for this announcement Alaskans Santos to make this announcement
[40:42] thank you so much through you Mr Mayor I know
[40:45] that in front of her Russia is also joining us
[40:49] ... this morning at the top twenty five Canadian immigrant
[40:53] awards is an annual campaign by Canadian immigrant magazine that
[40:56] recognizes the outstanding work by immigrants who come to Canada
[41:00] and I've made a positive difference living in the country
[41:04] in
[41:05] I was elected and he is the Nepalese or an
[41:07] engineer he is a Brampton resident and that engineer named
[41:12] as winner of the top twenty five Canadian immigrant award
[41:17] and he was also awarded in twenty twenty one waters
[41:20] next award for top government leader in Canada's water industry
[41:24] ... and also he's been created at creating innovation solutions
[41:29] for the Canadian water and wastewater industry since moving to
[41:32] Canada more than ten years ago ... in fact is
[41:36] a regular contributor and volunteer here at the city of
[41:39] Brampton he volunteers with the CCTV group as well as
[41:43] bank Brampton and the peel district school board and he
[41:45] is joining us this morning and ... we are very
[41:48] proud of you many of us are immigrants to this
[41:51] country and I think it's fantastic that Brampton residents like
[41:55] yourself who contribute so much to our local ... community
[41:59] but also throughout the entire country are being recognized for
[42:03] your contribution here in Brampton and in Canada so if
[42:07] it's okay in ... I would welcome you to just
[42:10] say a few words about this announcement and what that
[42:12] means in terms of being a proud residents here in
[42:15] the city of Brampton
[42:17] thank you thank you councillor Santos for this month's
[42:22] and through you to Mr Mayor I do that and
[42:29] I've
[42:31] it's three hundred and our all new immigrants and you
[42:34] Canadians to not give up their dreams and continue giving
[42:37] back to the city and our society as we all
[42:40] know Brampton is a city of immigrants and we have
[42:43] been you know highlighted many times in past years for
[42:46] a good things done by our citizens and Brampton ends
[42:50] so I'm privileged and honored to be on this list
[42:53] representing Brampton with that twenty four hi the steamed and
[42:57] successful professionals from coast to coast to coast I look
[43:01] forward to continue getting involved in many great initiatives within
[43:05] the city and the reason appeal in areas of energy
[43:08] environment climate change and active transportation within the city I'm
[43:12] very proud of all the political leadership within the existing
[43:16] city council with all their progressive agenda out and it's
[43:20] very for a forward looking with all the development and
[43:23] growth our cities are facing so looking for like to
[43:27] give back to the society in any capacity I can
[43:31] again thank you councillor Santos for having me here and
[43:35] all the councillors thank you
[43:39] thank you so much introduction Mr Mayor
[43:43] thank you councillor Santos
[43:47] our next is proclamations ... we have the following proclamations
[43:51] today we've got ... five of them so let me
[43:54] get started ... Palleschi disease awareness day generate twenty six
[43:58] months costly disease where to stay costly disease Katie is
[44:02] the leading cause of heart disease in children under five
[44:04] early diagnosis as a matter of life or death and
[44:07] lifelong coronary distress the window for diagnosis is a mere
[44:11] ten days when I'm diagnosed and untreated this heart wrenching
[44:14] disease leads to long term complications corner artery aneurysms may
[44:19] ultimately result in heart attacks congestive heart failure or sudden
[44:22] death
[44:23] Hawksley five hundred fifty Canadian children under the age of
[44:25] five will be affected by the Klasky disease annually and
[44:29] approximately twenty five percent of the children were developed permitted
[44:31] her damage costs could disease Canada's only Canadian national charity
[44:36] working to prevent comes of course the disease as strives
[44:39] to be on the forefront of quantity disease issues by
[44:42] collaborating with families affected by the disease a medical professional's
[44:46] Palleschi disease awareness day will be recognized through various activities
[44:50] which are aimed at increasing awareness of Kolasky disease among
[44:53] all residents of Brampton as a growing urban centre with
[44:56] many young families the increased awareness could help to avoid
[45:01] late and miss Katie diagnosis even a child from permitted
[45:03] her damage or even death
[45:06] normally when role here in person
[45:09] we have representatives from each of these organizations that received
[45:13] the proclamation and one council myself ... say a few
[45:18] words there there is a local Brampton family that worked
[45:21] on having this proclamation recognized I do look forward to
[45:24] the time when we can hear their story about what
[45:27] this meant for their kids and why this awareness day
[45:30] is so important
[45:33] our next on awareness day is bell let's talk day
[45:36] January twenty six twenty twenty two marks bell let's talk
[45:39] day in the city of Brampton is recognizing this day
[45:41] by joining in the drive joining to drive meaningful progress
[45:46] through ongoing dialogue awareness of mental health and well being
[45:49] COVID nineteen has affected every aspect of our lives especially
[45:52] our mental health many experience loss financial distress isolation mental
[45:57] emotional hardship to help move mental health board in Canada
[46:01] and a Brampton these conversations promote awareness and action with
[46:05] a strategy around fighting the stigma improving access to care
[46:09] supporting research and workplace mental health we recognize the importance
[46:13] of prioritizing or mental health and well being now more
[46:16] than ever it is important that we continue to take
[46:18] action today and every day the city of Brampton residents
[46:21] to join the next for the mental health resources and
[46:25] supports available ... I know councillor Santos has been involved
[46:29] in this awareness this year thank you councillor Santos for
[46:31] your efforts
[46:34] crime stoppers month
[46:36] January the official month of crime stoppers the peel crime
[46:39] stoppers program is a registered charity that provides enormous can
[46:42] confidential tip line for the public report suspicious or illegal
[46:46] activities and efforts to prevent or solve crimes in their
[46:49] community peel crime stoppers will continue to engage the public
[46:53] through announcements on various media channels in collaboration with stakeholders
[46:56] in the community tell Crimestoppers aims to raise awareness about
[47:00] the program across Brampton community among concerns that is a
[47:03] wish to help keep their community safe for and I
[47:06] would note ... Iran has sand and a group of
[47:09] volunteers for crime stoppers was at city hall this week
[47:12] for the lady in the clock tower and this is
[47:14] a group that myself and council Madeiros have worked with
[47:17] in our capacity of doing work on the peel police
[47:21] board a great organization crime stoppers
[47:24] next up is black history month black history month is
[47:27] about honoring the vast contributions the black people of meeting
[47:31] continue to make in all sectors of society it's about
[47:34] celebrating resilience innovation determination to work towards a more inclusive
[47:38] and diverse Canada Canada in which everyone has the opportunity
[47:42] ... to
[47:44] flourish
[47:46] the twenty twenty two theme for black history month focuses
[47:49] on the importance of block health and wellness it acknowledges
[47:52] the legacy of black scholars in medical practitioners in western
[47:56] medicine and other ways of knowing throughout the African diaspora
[48:01] since the arrival of Matthew de Costa a navigator and
[48:05] interpreter whose presence in Canada dates back to the sixteen
[48:08] hundreds many Canadians were not aware of the fact that
[48:10] block individuals or once a slave in the territory that
[48:14] is now Canada or how old those far as Leibman
[48:17] helped to lay the foundation for the diversity inclusive society
[48:20] that Canada's today the highlighted knows the numerous contributions of
[48:24] the black community have given too great the landscape of
[48:27] Canadian society in nineteen seventy six former city council declared
[48:31] February is black history month national recognition occurred on December
[48:35] fourteenth nineteen ninety five which when the house of Commons
[48:39] unanimously agreed to a motion presented by the honorable Jean
[48:43] Augustine to recognize February as black history month in the
[48:47] city of Brampton the monthlong celebration encourages us to honor
[48:50] the significant role the black community both past and present
[48:53] a played in shaping the multicultural of that of Brampton
[48:56] and its values and I know we're going to have
[48:58] a great program in February and thank you to council
[49:01] Williams who's always volunteer time to make this program a
[49:05] success
[49:07] the national day of remembrance of the Quebec City mosque
[49:11] attack and action against Islamophobia this January twenty ninth candidate
[49:15] as a countrywoman the federally designated national day of remembrance
[49:20] of the Quebec City mosque attack Act and action against
[49:23] Islamophobia
[49:25] provinces cities and community organizations across the country have been
[49:29] marking this day since two thousand seventeen when the Islamic
[49:32] cultural centre of Quebec City was subject to a tragic
[49:34] hateful and Islamophobic crime generate twenty ninth as the date
[49:39] where the Muslims in Quebec and the rest of Quebec
[49:41] will forever more but generate twenty ninth also represents a
[49:44] day of hope a date or we can come together
[49:47] for a better future for Canadians of all backgrounds for
[49:50] a candidate that is free from Islamophobia hate City Council
[49:54] condemns Islamophobia as it does all other forms of racism
[49:58] hate Islamophobia and bigotry and reaffirms hatred has no place
[50:02] in the city of Brampton the city of Brampton clock
[50:05] tower will be lit green and fight city hall
[50:07] at half mast to honor the memory of those who
[50:10] passed in the Quebec City mosque attack and show solidarity
[50:14] the hateful and despicable acts of violence have no place
[50:17] in our communities today we as residents of Brampton resolved
[50:21] to build the foundation for change in promoting a more
[50:24] inclusive and equitable country for all
[50:27] and today in the council chamber I am wearing the
[50:30] green square as remembrance of January twenty ninth and I
[50:33] would note the staff members who are present ... in
[50:38] the room are all also wearing the green square ...
[50:42] and if members of council would like a copy of
[50:46] the green square we have some in my office ...
[50:48] if you want to
[50:50] post on social media a year remembrance of this horrendous
[50:55] act of hate where innocent lives where ... taken ...
[51:02] from us than just on a on a more personal
[51:04] note in twenty nineteen we attended FCM in Quebec City
[51:10] and it was during the month of Ramadan and members
[51:14] of our council who attended FCM all went to visit
[51:18] that masters and as an act of solidarity ... ...
[51:23] we fasted ... and broke fast with the leadership of
[51:27] that conduct most that was
[51:29] attacked
[51:31] and we broke our fast together we talked about that
[51:34] incident and as we toured the the masjid and they
[51:38] were still reminisce of bold
[51:42] marks in damage to ... that masjid and the reason
[51:48] for the green square campaign is the floor at that
[51:51] manages the carpet is green
[51:55] even though it was soaked in blood that day
[52:01] the fact is something that can happen our country's just
[52:03] horrified that people could be killed based on their faith
[52:07] is ...
[52:10] an attack on our fundamental values of religious freedom and
[52:14] Brampton will join cities across the country as we remember
[52:18] ... and do everything we can recommit to do everything
[52:21] we can to create an environment where hate and violence
[52:25] like this is not possible in our country
[52:29] that completes or proclamations this takes is the public delegations
[52:35] the proposed amendment to the more by licensing bylaw
[52:39] I want the clerk if there's anyone who has requested
[52:41] to delegate to council on the proposed by law amendment
[52:44] through you Mr Mayor there are no delegations bus for
[52:46] this item okay so council we can deal with it
[52:48] implementing this bylaw in agenda order when we consider the
[52:50] bylaw section later in
[52:54] this takes us to seven point to a delegation from
[52:57] rose one Mohammed
[52:59] 
[53:01] the National Council of Canadian Muslims and possibly must offer
[53:04] Farouk item fifteen point two notice of motion from councillor
[53:08] Santos twenty twenty two into Islamophobia resolution we also before
[53:14] us item fifteen point to which we can bring forward
[53:17] and deal with after the delegation will now proceed to
[53:20] the delegation welcome is welcome result Riz one Muhammad from
[53:26] in CCM
[53:29] good morning everyone and greetings of peace my name is
[53:32] rose one hundred and I'm with the National Council of
[53:34] Canadian most of the NCC am I doing today to
[53:37] speak in favor of the city of Brampton endorsing the
[53:40] motion fifteen point two two addresses on the phobia at
[53:42] the board of the federation of Canadian municipalities the FCM
[53:46] we thank regional council Rowena Santos from moving this motion
[53:49] and mayor Patrick Brown for seconding the motion the sad
[53:53] truth is everyone that after the Quebec City mosque attack
[53:56] five years ago on January twenty ninth twenty seventeen violent
[53:59] attacks on Muslims did not stop in fact more Muslims
[54:03] have been killed in targeted hate attacks in Canada and
[54:06] any other G. seven country in the past five to
[54:08] six years because of Islamophobia
[54:12] this fact is in the air outside of London was
[54:13] a monster just a few months ago on June eighth
[54:16] twenty twenty one when thousands of Londoners and Canadians Nelson
[54:20] Mandelson gathered in the aftermath of the terror attack that
[54:23] took the lives of four members of the canvassing community
[54:26] in a shocking act of Islamophobic violence thousands of people
[54:31] had gathered that day came together to express their solidarity
[54:35] rate understated gather to stand together as representatives of the
[54:40] London most a mosque called for more than words from
[54:42] the politicians in attendance
[54:45] politicians from across Canada then made statements condemning Islamophobia and
[54:49] calling to action to date we recognize that the City
[54:53] of Brampton led by Mayor Patrick Brown and all of
[54:55] council here at taken historic strides forward in addressing Islamophobia
[55:00] from being the first major city in Canada to endorse
[55:03] all of the NCC Ms municipal recommendations to address the
[55:06] formal phobia that came out of the national summit in
[55:08] response to the London attack you're calling on mayors of
[55:12] big cities and to stand up for human rights and
[55:15] religious freedom by supporting the legal challenge to build twenty
[55:19] one in Quebec
[55:20] two appointing we need to share this Canada's First most
[55:23] some woman as its integrity commissioner to today's proclamations regarding
[55:28] February is black history month and January twenty ninth is
[55:31] the national day of remembrance of the Quebec City mosque
[55:34] attack and action against Islamophobia in light of this leadership
[55:37] mayor and council and in light of regional council arena
[55:40] Santos is a leadership role on the FCM new equity
[55:42] anti racism task force established in twenty twenty one we
[55:46] feel that at the city of Brampton is the ideal
[55:49] member of the federation of Canadian municipalities to bring forward
[55:52] a resolution to address Islamophobia if this resolution is carried
[55:56] by the FCM it will encourage municipal governments across Canada
[56:00] to follow Brampton's example it takes specific action to address
[56:04] Islamophobia thank you for your consideration
[56:10] after the delegation if anyone else has questions are welcome
[56:13] to add their name to the chat box councillor Santos
[56:18] thank you so much thank you ... is one for
[56:20] coming to to delegate and for your work in advocating
[56:24] for ... the motion today and that I will ask
[56:28] that meeting also bring forward for consideration at this time
[56:32] ... you know when not in twenty nineteen when we
[56:36] were at FCM and in things are really timely right
[56:40] now because it is the anniversary of that tragic incident
[56:44] ... councillor resenting myself the mayor councillor Gillian ... we
[56:48] went to visit the combustion at in income back in
[56:54] the impact on me at that time especially children FCM
[56:57] conference ... was quite was quite shocking ... the the
[57:03] the bullets in the wall at the masjid were still
[57:05] there ... and we saw it and we saw how
[57:08] deeply impacted the community what and so that the timing
[57:13] on bringing this motion before work and having Brampton out
[57:17] bring it forward I'm I'm really honored to do so
[57:20] as a board member FCM and also as co chair
[57:23] of the anti racism an equity committee I will share
[57:27] that I've spoken to a number of members across the
[57:30] country FCM and there is a lot of support for
[57:34] this certainly the anti racism and equity committee ... is
[57:38] also in support of this and so I encourage ...
[57:42] ... members of council to to show their support as
[57:45] we advocate on behalf of the country ... on anti
[57:49] Islamophobia so thank you very much for this one and
[57:52] ... when the time comes I will ask for a
[57:54] recorded vote
[57:58] okay I don't see any other speakers to this ...
[58:01] but I would just add my own comment that Brampton
[58:05] is a mosaic of other faiths I in an attack
[58:10] on any one faith is an attack on all of
[58:12] us we stand together in our Brampton family you know
[58:16] many people have
[58:18] to come to Canada because they've left lands where they're
[58:21] persecuted based on their faith
[58:24] part of
[58:26] part of the design of Canada the dream of Canada
[58:29] is that inclusive country that is an example for others
[58:33] that beacon of freedom is that we do have religious
[58:36] freedom
[58:37] and we can't ignore the fact that we have seen
[58:40] acts of violence and hate against Muslim Canadians that are
[58:43] despicable abhorrent and against our core values as a country
[58:47] that protects people's ability to proper practice their faith
[58:51] as I've said many times the
[58:53] part of duty of candour doesn't matter who you love
[58:55] where you're born the color of your skin what god
[58:57] you worship that everyone has equal opportunities in this country
[59:00] with drive and determination
[59:04] and what we've seen in London
[59:06] in Quebec City and is re and more recently in
[59:09] Edmonton
[59:12] are a step backwards in terms of our efforts to
[59:15] build that inclusive and nation and so if FCM can
[59:19] be part of the conversation
[59:22] trying to protect
[59:24] the right to worship in peace free from intimidation and
[59:29] violence then we should use every tool we can't
[59:32] because Brampton is a country where multi Brampton is a
[59:36] city for multi culturalism works Brampton is a city that
[59:39] is a mosaic of faith we're proud of our neighbors
[59:42] of divergent backgrounds and so I think it's perfectly appropriate
[59:45] for us to continue to stand up for religious freedom
[59:48] and I commend councillor Santos for leading the charge on
[59:52] this at FCM my I imagine you'll find a lot
[59:55] of support at the FCM board ... for this and
[59:58] may I suggest councillor Santos that we have all of
[1:00:01] council second your motion
[1:00:04] thank you Mayor Brown I've read that definitely support that
[1:00:07] and I would also ask that we make sure that
[1:00:10] this was forwarded to you the FCM ... as as
[1:00:14] soon as if it passes thank you
[1:00:23] okay
[1:00:25] a recorded vote
[1:00:27] two three somewhere perhaps we should just take a vote
[1:00:29] first on to receive the delegation and then we can
[1:00:31] proceed with the notice moto I don't mean recordable Chrissy
[1:00:33] the delegation ... anyone opposed to receiving the delegation
[1:00:38] hearing none they're delegations received now recorded vote on the
[1:00:41] motion
[1:00:42] recorded votes can request a notice of motion fifteen point
[1:00:45] two published with the agenda ... ... members in favor
[1:00:48] please indicate councillor Dillon
[1:00:54] yes yes councillor Singh
[1:00:58] yes councillor Fortini
[1:01:01] yes councillor Williams
[1:01:04] yes councillor Medeiros
[1:01:07] yes councillor Bowman
[1:01:09] yeah councillor Palleschi
[1:01:14] councillor Willhans
[1:01:16] yes councillor Passante yes councillor Santos yes Mayor Brown yes
[1:01:24] the motion carries unanimously eleven to zero
[1:01:31] okay
[1:01:32] thank you
[1:01:34] was one
[1:01:38] this takes us to
[1:01:41] 73 is that correct
[1:01:44] Williams parkway noise wall public art we have
[1:01:49] this item was referred from last week's committee of Council
[1:01:51] as we had technical issues plain to video delegation submitted
[1:01:54] today we have two video delegations plus the third delegation
[1:01:57] from John could result I'll ask the court to play
[1:01:59] the video delegations first
[1:02:03] through you Mr Mayor so yes we have ... to
[1:02:05] video delegations and then a delegation from John countries all
[1:02:08] of ... so we're gonna play the first video delegation
[1:02:16] so how many rooms parkway and the infamous noise wall
[1:02:19] was behind
[1:02:21] it's not pretty and the people who travel on this
[1:02:25] major arterial roads like myself have to look at this
[1:02:29] store every single day
[1:02:31] I think there's an opportunity here though there's an opportunity
[1:02:34] to turn this into something beautiful
[1:02:39] the Brampton arts and culture scene for a while
[1:02:42] they started an organization dedicated to impose our city
[1:02:47] make enough to pay the Brampton 24 is incessant
[1:02:52] by the way was example of the community coming together
[1:02:56] to serve their aspirations
[1:02:58] vibrant music city a city that Brampton deserves to be
[1:03:03] his aspirations there is public arts
[1:03:07] international plan
[1:03:09] the face in our city's history details
[1:03:13] municipal funding
[1:03:15] it's a new position I can't understand that
[1:03:20] of creative talents
[1:03:22] good understands that public or the Senate to investigate just
[1:03:26] as there is no mention for its inclusion of city
[1:03:29] example of the value for public art witnesses in Brampton
[1:03:33] spattered apartment station which has a beautiful
[1:03:39] it provides relief to the building and character to the
[1:03:43] neighborhood
[1:03:44] and same thing that I can something similar can happen
[1:03:48] to this man
[1:03:50] now
[1:03:51] is the benefit of
[1:03:53] there is talk about this is fantastic
[1:03:57] this public accessible to anyone and everyone regardless of race
[1:04:02] gender socioeconomic status ability
[1:04:06] it gives us an opportunity
[1:04:09] to celebrate ourselves the senator said history is one of
[1:04:13] the youngest and most diverse cities in the country this
[1:04:17] has a deep history which bedrooms passing by this is
[1:04:22] an opportunity to share that story
[1:04:26] good projects SO give us an opportunity for civic engagements
[1:04:30] this is going to get there so the opinions and
[1:04:32] thoughts about what they want in a piece of art
[1:04:35] that's supposed to represent them
[1:04:39] it is a city that they matter
[1:04:42] that we care about them
[1:04:44] opportunities to stay at home and to stay in the
[1:04:47] city instead of having to leave the city to pursue
[1:04:49] their artistic career aspirations S. where every communities have benefited
[1:04:54] from Branson Otis more than Brampton
[1:04:58] I went renting compared to other cities has been wonderful
[1:05:04] arts is behind
[1:05:06] as it currently stands Brampton minimally provides funding the public
[1:05:11] on an ad hoc basis
[1:05:13] the culture master plan details where is that transaction sustainable
[1:05:17] finance public art
[1:05:19] after activating section thirty seven which means that as the
[1:05:22] city grows so this is the
[1:05:25] to stick with
[1:05:27] we have to be on the same page about this
[1:05:30] because even on the same page about something like this
[1:05:33] on the same page for the future of our city
[1:05:35] with respect to the aspirations in the Brampton twenty
[1:05:39] in the kitchen master plan
[1:05:41] not on the same page about this that means that
[1:05:45] those efforts in those two documents I'm going to waste
[1:05:50] I'm excited about the possibility the public and the small
[1:05:54] community is excited about public up in this world disincentives
[1:05:58] seven a public open as well and I would city
[1:06:00] council SO excited about public art on this
[1:06:09] through you Mr mayor members of council we have a
[1:06:10] second video delegation from Lisa Stokes and we're just going
[1:06:14] to get that ready to play right now
[1:06:28] good morning I'm Lisa Stokes and I would like to
[1:06:31] see Brampton promote and support public art
[1:06:35] imagined Williams parkway with a noise wall painted like this
[1:06:39] small on finch Avenue in Toronto
[1:06:55] public heard can be used to beautify and make our
[1:06:58] under passes more inviting
[1:07:02] imagine to be a role like this on Queen Street
[1:07:05] by the four corners library branch
[1:07:12] or like this on main street by the bus terminal
[1:07:28] public art can also be used to share our history
[1:07:31] like these murals in Islington Village Thorold colbern and Milverton
[1:07:41] Brampton has done something like this in BBM lane in
[1:07:44] downtown Brampton
[1:07:59] public art can also be used to beautify otherwise ugly
[1:08:02] places like parking lots as seen in these pictures in
[1:08:06] Toronto and Kitchener
[1:08:11] we've done that with our George street parking lot in
[1:08:14] downtown Brampton
[1:08:22] municipalities can create a sense of place in locations that
[1:08:26] the public might otherwise feel unsafe in and avoid
[1:08:31] these pictures are under palace park in Toronto
[1:08:37] Brampton could connect artists with businesses who are interested in
[1:08:41] doing creative advertising
[1:08:58] ... can be used to create beauty on walls that
[1:09:01] are otherwise boring around slightly
[1:09:05] as seen in these pictures Singh Goderich G. and on
[1:09:08] Manitoulin island
[1:09:17] or can be used on transit systems to make underpasses
[1:09:21] feel more inviting
[1:09:24] we have so many places along our trail system where
[1:09:27] we could create art like this
[1:09:34] public art can be used to add color and whimsy
[1:09:37] an otherwise drab places
[1:09:53] it can be used to beautify roads and calm traffic
[1:10:00] imagine painting the Truman street bridge like this
[1:10:09] look at how Brampton transforms this disused highway bridge into
[1:10:14] a beautiful piece of active transportation infrastructure
[1:10:27] let's get artists and the city of Brampton together to
[1:10:31] make Brampton beautiful place using public art
[1:10:41] ... mayor Brown members of council are third delegations from
[1:10:44] John countries all and artist we do see somebody in
[1:10:48] the attendee list identified only as John we're just gonna
[1:10:50] meet that person just verify the first John catches ola
[1:10:53] ... John is that you
[1:10:56] yes okay good good morning ... we're just gonna bring
[1:10:58] you into the meeting as a panelist and then you
[1:11:01] can proceed now you have up to five minutes to
[1:11:03] address council
[1:11:05] well the first of all good morning everyone this time
[1:11:09] to shine in Brampton and I
[1:11:11] but I'm hoping that is the needs of that that
[1:11:15] we are in a life that and that ... we
[1:11:18] are up the side of a great year I had
[1:11:21] a great innovation thinking and our city
[1:11:25] I'm here on my behalf of behalf of boundary thirty
[1:11:28] five and under happen your Brampton as well ... I'm
[1:11:32] here because that they be speaker before I did it
[1:11:36] for me the said to better well ... our city
[1:11:40] needs attention in a big way ... we need to
[1:11:45] change our direction on how we think about art and
[1:11:48] who you know will parkway is an example it's unfortunate
[1:11:52] that it is a structure that is better residents it
[1:11:56] should not happen it should not be that way but
[1:11:59] it is and it's a disgrace and not only because
[1:12:02] it is a disgrace in its design there's a disgrace
[1:12:05] because it's so recent we should not have done that
[1:12:10] yes we learning ... need some money to fix it
[1:12:13] but we have to fix it because while the under
[1:12:17] possum page featured justifiable was there for a hundred years
[1:12:22] there's a justification because that's where with that the times
[1:12:27] but that's what you're like that that is just being
[1:12:30] done in the last three or four years it is
[1:12:32] an investment to the city it is that's why I
[1:12:35] put priority on that one because it's a different situation
[1:12:39] is a situation that we should not hot however we
[1:12:43] do need to do what it needed to do to
[1:12:45] fix that because that is the most embarrassing situation that
[1:12:50] we created ... how could be done are you would
[1:12:55] expect when you know not disagreeing with an artist with
[1:12:58] the knowledge of the city building at the city needs
[1:13:03] to put together a bit landscape our rules of separate
[1:13:09] parts and a book arts everywhere in the city what
[1:13:13] I hope with that we achieve this morning ... it's
[1:13:17] one the bigger issue and that is that the we
[1:13:20] played you to put a considerable and I would budgets
[1:13:27] ... to find it the arts in our city either
[1:13:31] we
[1:13:32] or we die
[1:13:35] arts and culture is an element of life in every
[1:13:38] city where the eighth largest city in the country we
[1:13:42] have to do our part
[1:13:45] to keep ourselves above the criticism ... the negative image
[1:13:50] I do appreciate a way investment in our city considerable
[1:13:54] investment registered investment she and and ... investments that is
[1:14:00] designed for ... it should be quite cities over Westminster
[1:14:05] goes through first class cities those are the choices we
[1:14:08] can have a lot of nonprofit the house line up
[1:14:11] our city we don't have a lot of the of
[1:14:14] the the people come and take advantage of putting a
[1:14:18] structures in our city as we did for the last
[1:14:20] forty years and care less about what this city is
[1:14:24] gonna look like twenty years from now I spent my
[1:14:27] four years of raising this issue what is that we
[1:14:31] want to be in twenty years from now
[1:14:35] and I'll tell you that art
[1:14:38] any culture beautification is such an integral part of its
[1:14:43] successful city do not treated as a luxury it's not
[1:14:47] a luxury it's a necessity that you need to address
[1:14:52] so your children or anybody who own a house anybody
[1:14:56] who lives in the city needs prestige
[1:15:00] the product and we need to keep the children here
[1:15:04] not because of the level they need to through the
[1:15:07] wall somewhere else but because they choose to be here
[1:15:11] and because the professionals the best in the world choose
[1:15:14] to build a career in our city not to goal
[1:15:18] I do not been accepted any other ...
[1:15:25] if you're in a country
[1:15:28] 
[1:15:32] did they say I'm I'm next if it's six months
[1:15:35] ago to be eighty years old and I spend my
[1:15:38] last fifty
[1:15:40] saying the same thing this is not for me but
[1:15:44] for you and your children
[1:15:46] something about and start with fixing this wall to make
[1:15:51] it a problem US all right and yes we can
[1:15:55] fix our problems and let's do it thank you very
[1:15:58] much
[1:16:01] thank you John and Mister Merrett council that concludes the
[1:16:03] delegations on this item so we have a lengthy list
[1:16:06] of speakers I have cancer Santos followed by council for
[1:16:09] TV then cancer Williams plushie are Madeiros and St so
[1:16:15] councillor Santos your first
[1:16:19] thank you so much and through you Mr chairman I
[1:16:23] just wanna say thank you to John which was the
[1:16:26] lead to Vijay ... as well as to the same
[1:16:29] person meeting their delegations I am the council representative for
[1:16:35] SCN Arts in in Brampton and that when I saw
[1:16:40] this particular project come up it was that I thought
[1:16:44] is a huge opportunity to really advocate and push for
[1:16:48] support for public art in our city and I have
[1:16:51] some questions for staff staff in that regards ... but
[1:16:54] first I just want to congratulate the community were at
[1:16:58] such a high level of engagement on the survey ...
[1:17:01] that what is that brought forward and I know that
[1:17:04] there was that you know that that the votes were
[1:17:07] tight but the reality is that the popular vote on
[1:17:10] this survey was for public art and into artists in
[1:17:15] the city and its you those those kids in the
[1:17:18] city who quite frankly you know we spend hundreds of
[1:17:21] millions of dollars on sports and sports ... I had
[1:17:26] a parent who said to me ... you know read
[1:17:29] when I go around the CDA see baseball diamonds and
[1:17:33] sports fields and cricket fields but my son is not
[1:17:37] interested in sports my son is interested in the arts
[1:17:41] and and this project on Williams parkway is an opportunity
[1:17:45] to cultivate and inspire young people across the city I'm
[1:17:50] an artist across the city public art in courts matters
[1:17:55] to the city of Brampton and that and so I
[1:17:58] have ... at eight o'clock from time the struggle and
[1:18:01] I do have questions for the delegate as well but
[1:18:04] struggle was beaten your artist you depend on your at
[1:18:08] Brampton fire station twenty eleven and she wanted me to
[1:18:12] share this court with everybody because you can join us
[1:18:14] today she said we're starting to see more public art
[1:18:17] on buildings road
[1:18:18] it's construction hoarding and the value it brings to a
[1:18:21] community art does not just paint a pretty picture it
[1:18:25] also captures an audience creates discussion and stimulate imagination and
[1:18:30] we know that from the activity on social media from
[1:18:33] all the artists and residents with respect to the articles
[1:18:36] that came out on this matter as well as disturbing
[1:18:39] comments Brighton that they've been neighbourhoods imagery tells a story
[1:18:42] and stories engage people to each other all ages and
[1:18:47] colors if you look at the social media posts the
[1:18:49] majority of them say that this wall is I believe
[1:18:52] and we need to do something and we have an
[1:18:53] opportunity to really change that we've got going walk into
[1:18:57] a master piece of art that brings people together and
[1:19:01] creates a sense of belonging I'm gonna ask a quick
[1:19:05] quick question to staff at the moment because there's a
[1:19:08] lot of conversation right now about finding
[1:19:11] and and I guess that through you Mr chair connect
[1:19:14] is it because I'm going to ask questions to staff
[1:19:16] can also bring the report forward as well so we
[1:19:19] can discuss it in conjunction
[1:19:24] I'll take that as a yes
[1:19:27] so the question to staff and is that ... you
[1:19:31] know why is it that opportunities like the Brampton fire
[1:19:35] station and the and the Williams parkway wall why is
[1:19:39] it that it's such a good opportunity in terms of
[1:19:43] public art do we even have a budget to support
[1:19:47] public art at this time and that question I guess
[1:19:49] is to Kelly
[1:19:55] the morning through the chair thank you for your question
[1:19:57] councillor Santos right now the public our program at the
[1:20:00] city does not have an annual operating budget so we've
[1:20:03] been really lucky to have successful partnerships with Brampton fire
[1:20:07] with our integrated downtown and team to do recent temporary
[1:20:12] public art projects ... it's important for us to have
[1:20:15] partnerships with operating departments across the city that have capital
[1:20:19] budget and are interested in making investments in arts and
[1:20:23] culture it helps to amplify the minutes that we've made
[1:20:26] in the culture master plan ... by partnering with these
[1:20:29] departments and and being able to find these projects that
[1:20:33] we wouldn't otherwise be able to do
[1:20:36] the TV so so that Williams parkway wall itself ...
[1:20:41] the money is already allocated in budget is that correct
[1:20:46] as part of the capital project of the wall
[1:20:50] through the chair I believe public works would have to
[1:20:53] confirm that that is my understanding
[1:20:55] okay great through the chair it sucked him because like
[1:20:58] acting Director of capital works and I want to confirm
[1:21:01] yes we do have three hundred thousand it was included
[1:21:03] in the budget to accommodate the artwork on the wall
[1:21:08] okay thank you and so ... this is not a
[1:21:10] budget amendment but as her what staff have responded to
[1:21:15] we do not have any budget specifically for public art
[1:21:19] and I've been bringing up this point now for a
[1:21:21] few months related to asking various departments to please consider
[1:21:26] integrating public are into your capital projects because we don't
[1:21:29] have a budget for public art yet and so the
[1:21:32] Williams parkway wall and threatening that entire conversation and now
[1:21:36] through this survey and popular support and on going ...
[1:21:40] buzz around it is an opportunity to do just that
[1:21:44] ... I'm going to ask a question to delegate John
[1:21:48] country so a lot ... how do you feel about
[1:21:52] it as an artist and and and you're quite frankly
[1:21:55] many of your buildings all of your buildings are work
[1:21:58] of art as well how do you feel about the
[1:22:01] opportunity to have public art ... tell a story about
[1:22:07] Brampton's ... on on on the Williams parkway wall what
[1:22:11] are you thinking about it
[1:22:16] then
[1:22:18] yes we can
[1:22:24] yes it to me
[1:22:27] as a as an artist
[1:22:30] and as a building because it is confusing my life
[1:22:33] is a little bit confusing I don't know how to
[1:22:34] identify myself one or the other ... I work as
[1:22:38] an artist or my life or whatever I do it
[1:22:40] is the building what is it ... is ... ...
[1:22:44] reserve ... this speaking I always talk about arts and
[1:22:50] even portion of arts in building the city ... D.
[1:22:56] I think that I always raise it was ... we
[1:23:00] have the models of cities ... in Europe for example
[1:23:04] that they don't have also all Wales they don't have
[1:23:07] the gold mines they don't have a what do they
[1:23:10] have is that what the artist in the last two
[1:23:12] thousand years ago last to them
[1:23:15] and that's a good way the economy of the end
[1:23:17] user ... Rome or Paris or that's those city leave
[1:23:22] off we cannot ignore the effect us arts and culture
[1:23:28] in the success will city please I don't know I
[1:23:31] will I'm gonna do I did before or ... my
[1:23:35] entire life ... I continue to do and and may
[1:23:39] sound that I preach but it is something that I
[1:23:42] deeply feel for our city how did you get to
[1:23:46] myself does it make my kids leave here they didn't
[1:23:48] go anywhere ... it's hard to keep them here trust
[1:23:52] me and unless we put our head in the sand
[1:23:55] and not listen to our kids they wanna leave because
[1:24:00] there is a ... something about them not selling proud
[1:24:04] of their city we must address that because of that
[1:24:10] US seems simple and they're not enough but is it
[1:24:14] is so deeply connected with the economy of the city
[1:24:18] of the future we need to do everything that we
[1:24:22] can
[1:24:24] and now emerging culture to give them encouragement that we
[1:24:28] are changing our city and our we're changing our thinking
[1:24:32] I was thinking is that we are the eighth largest
[1:24:35] city in this country let's rise to that level let's
[1:24:41] let's don't treated this thinks other effort in all just
[1:24:44] just it's just something we can do without we can't
[1:24:47] do without the citizens of Brampton they want
[1:24:51] this will be done trust to be leaving here I
[1:24:56] think two people follow and then appreciate what I said
[1:25:00] what I did in my fifty years here ... if
[1:25:04] there is a necessity and necessity bigger than you think
[1:25:08] we're losing billions of dollars in our own bodies why
[1:25:13] should somebody else be bragging about the price in their
[1:25:16] house in Markham is the higher the Brampton or Mississauga
[1:25:19] Brampton and it's it's it all and they should Mike
[1:25:22] you've done because you know ... brown to us only
[1:25:26] as Brampton let's let's change this for the sake of
[1:25:30] our children and we've got to start with this we
[1:25:32] go to start with saying look what we have where
[1:25:35] will you have we have a parks that brown is
[1:25:39] lucky we have with the basic needs here we have
[1:25:42] a open field we have parks we have been supporting
[1:25:46] infrastructures would we don't have a certain culture and and
[1:25:51] the beautification of our city but it's a necessary special
[1:25:54] into downtown downtown is not mine is not yours it's
[1:26:00] seven hundred and fifty thousand people that live in this
[1:26:02] city they need to their front room this is their
[1:26:06] place where they brag about about the city the downtown
[1:26:11] needs to be kept as it as the most important
[1:26:14] parts of our city it did not turn because love
[1:26:18] I have that I can show you every option on
[1:26:20] on on on the ... Google where they call it
[1:26:26] colors downtown as a lamb I have to sleep overnight
[1:26:30] because I spend forty years but the downtown meant and
[1:26:33] now I feel that they call it's a slam
[1:26:36] please
[1:26:40] we don't thank you so much down in the chair
[1:26:43] and my beach you councillors you've been ... you know
[1:26:46] you know many of us we all know who you
[1:26:48] are and speaking on behalf of that new Brampton as
[1:26:51] well and you know what what would your advice be
[1:26:55] or what would your feedback and comments beats you two
[1:26:58] councillors into folks who are wanting ... option one or
[1:27:03] to leave the noise wall as it is and not
[1:27:07] what you need
[1:27:08] they will need to be fixed that for the reason
[1:27:11] I said before is because it's an example of modern
[1:27:15] thinking Brampton could not look back this has to be
[1:27:19] fixed because we should have done better and I don't
[1:27:22] want more people to see it this is about is
[1:27:25] let's fix it before the world uses an example of
[1:27:29] what not to do but let's fix it it's not
[1:27:32] just public art he told the two sides I went
[1:27:35] up and down with his bike ways three times yesterday
[1:27:38] to convince myself of what what could be done I
[1:27:41] couldn't I couldn't I have some experience in and ...
[1:27:45] dated of those things I can I can help with
[1:27:48] the ideas but it is a combination of public arts
[1:27:51] in new commercial landscaping specific the trees that they have
[1:27:55] a foster growth and covered the same needs in some
[1:27:58] parts a little bit of changing the color of the
[1:28:01] top panel of the the top of the miles of
[1:28:06] of things so ... less let's say get together with
[1:28:11] somebody to discuss it we can we can fix that
[1:28:14] and we need to fix and not because
[1:28:16] you know it's just the R. two just it's needs
[1:28:19] to be fixed to fix our image would be under
[1:28:23] because under the under the railroad the downtown Brampton on
[1:28:27] Queen Street is it's a shame it's a shame that
[1:28:31] all those years we can't we can't not we can
[1:28:34] not even put some pants a little on those walls
[1:28:37] the underpass we need to fix those things in order
[1:28:42] to fix ourselves to think
[1:28:45] thank you so much time and that I have a
[1:28:47] couple of questions now to you to staff because don
[1:28:51] brought up a couple of really good points ... one
[1:28:54] was about comparing at you know cities around the world
[1:28:58] who don't have ... you know colder don't have ...
[1:29:02] natural resources per se but what they do have like
[1:29:05] in in in Rome or is is art and ending
[1:29:10] vested in art and and people come and visit them
[1:29:12] because of the art and so question to Kelly and
[1:29:15] just a reminder for folks in addition to the fact
[1:29:18] that we have no public art budget at the city
[1:29:20] of Brampton and these capital works projects ... opportunity to
[1:29:24] actually find public art but compared to other municipalities where
[1:29:28] it is the city stand when it comes to funding
[1:29:31] arts and culture
[1:29:36] through the chair following the approval of the culture master
[1:29:40] plan in twenty eighteen staff were directed to look at
[1:29:44] the capital investment per capita
[1:29:47] close your investment in twenty nineteen which came in at
[1:29:50] sixteen dollars and fifty eight cents per capita
[1:29:54] when compared to relatives municipalities the average was twenty four
[1:29:58] dollars once I thought about not ridge of seven dollars
[1:30:01] hello and in twenty nineteen looking at the investments that
[1:30:05] were made in twenty seventeen to twenty eighteen
[1:30:09] thank you so much Kelly and this is why when
[1:30:12] opportunities like this or the fire station or more integrated
[1:30:16] approaches to putting a public art and incorporating an artist
[1:30:21] who live in Brampton as part of what the city
[1:30:24] does is so important until we actually fix that formula
[1:30:28] because we are trying our very best to push and
[1:30:31] catch up now my next question is now to I
[1:30:34] guess make parks and future public works ... the delegates
[1:30:38] at Mr John could just a lack that talked about
[1:30:41] urban landscaping and that you know planning for urban landscaping
[1:30:46] and trees and I understand that there will be an
[1:30:49] update to council coming in the future about you know
[1:30:53] locations for where that urban landscaping and trees might be
[1:30:56] located around the wall could you provide some comment on
[1:30:59] that just for John
[1:31:03] thank you hello Sir good morning through the chair ...
[1:31:06] yes as part of the ... ... the road ...
[1:31:10] project ... there are there will be ... urban landscaping
[1:31:14] changes there will be additions for ... active transportation they'll
[1:31:18] be ... ... more amenity spaces identified through that through
[1:31:23] that project ... for the entirely length of the project
[1:31:27] which will ... definitely ... enhance of the art project
[1:31:32] ... that is being proposed as part of this report
[1:31:38] thank you very much make any and I realize I'm
[1:31:41] you know there this has brought about tremendous engagement from
[1:31:46] the community I know that the residents in wards one
[1:31:50] in five those who are taking their the left along
[1:31:53] the wall want to see something happen I know that
[1:31:56] they were furious when it started to get installed in
[1:32:00] in early twenty nineteen they were some of the first
[1:32:02] complaints that council Vincenti and I caught when we first
[1:32:06] got elected on to on to council ... and while
[1:32:10] it was a decision that was made in the previous
[1:32:12] term we do have an opportunity to to to change
[1:32:17] that decision and to create something beautiful as her what
[1:32:21] the delegates have here today that being said I would
[1:32:25] ... like to take into consideration that there will be
[1:32:28] an update related to urban landscaping and trees ... there
[1:32:33] is any indication it right now on on what should
[1:32:36] be on those walls it's that kind of artist reach
[1:32:39] out to proceed a as well as myself directly with
[1:32:43] various ideas Karens have reached out ... and so what
[1:32:47] I think would be the most a measured approach and
[1:32:50] I know I've spoken to cancer Williams about this as
[1:32:53] well ... and perhaps that she might be wanting to
[1:32:58] second that this motion but I would like to refer
[1:33:02] the report to staff
[1:33:05] and in that referred to staff ... I'm wondering if
[1:33:08] you could please report back to council with more current
[1:33:12] with the plan related to the five kilometer stretch that
[1:33:16] identifies locations of urban landscape as for what might parks
[1:33:20] has described but also locations and themes related to public
[1:33:26] art and timelines for implementation so that's a referral back
[1:33:31] to staff to report back to council with the plan
[1:33:35] for the five kilometer stretch that identifies locations for urban
[1:33:39] landscape and that public art and potential themes and timeline
[1:33:45] for implementation and that's my refer a motion ... thank
[1:33:49] you very much
[1:33:54] okay
[1:33:56] so there is the referral motion and now we're speaking
[1:33:58] refer a motion next up on the list is
[1:34:02] 14 councillor Fortini
[1:34:05] thank you Mr Mayor ... ... speaking to the referral
[1:34:09] also suggest the same thing ... who are going through
[1:34:12] she said well you know that and ... you know
[1:34:15] this is something that the old archer told jurors really
[1:34:18] ... an engine driver also and I do agree on
[1:34:21] that
[1:34:23] just to talk to Kelly we have a budget for
[1:34:25] the arts in the past
[1:34:31] through the chair
[1:34:33] ... Fortini are you specifically asking about a budget for
[1:34:36] public ... yeah we had one in the past
[1:34:40] we've had to ... budgets that have been assigned specifically
[1:34:44] to project based budgets capital project based budgets but we
[1:34:47] have not to my knowledge had an annual operating budget
[1:34:51] to support public art yeah so my question is why
[1:34:55] we ... talk about this the our budget to bring
[1:34:58] the budget for the arts and culture
[1:35:01] there was never mentioned so my other thing is I
[1:35:04] don't want to the walls and look at our you
[1:35:07] know my efforts to stop this you know when these
[1:35:10] walls are being put up
[1:35:12] and we had all these complaints we got a close
[1:35:14] up look at the time just like we stop William
[1:35:17] parkway but we carried on nobody complained about
[1:35:21] the other thing is when we do these arts are
[1:35:23] we doing the whole wall we're just going certain areas
[1:35:26] like parks are Jenna yes one is on the line
[1:35:34] through the chair it said Tim because lack speaking with
[1:35:37] the urban art we were looking at approximately three kilometers
[1:35:41] of the total five kilometer length of wall focused mainly
[1:35:44] around intersections in areas where we can't put landscaping in
[1:35:48] for some of the street aways are areas where there
[1:35:50] are additional space will be putting additional landscaping which will
[1:35:54] buffer the existing wall but we want to focus at
[1:35:57] the intersections and areas we can't put landscaping
[1:36:01] yeah and so you know we started off with residents
[1:36:04] complaining on the way that they like this color on
[1:36:07] the wall we got it arcs ... I do support
[1:36:11] our artists and I do believe that you know we
[1:36:14] have these bridges and other areas these are but you
[1:36:17] know ... one of W. think Lisa Shelby's like structures
[1:36:21] and they're great but if you go on to wrongful
[1:36:23] Wilson Avenue between Cuban doctors a bridge there beautiful thank
[1:36:28] our goal Lawrence before California another one rather needing college
[1:36:32] and my worry is but when they did these things
[1:36:35] your amazing now you will partner it's also pretty paper
[1:36:38] the kids kids are kids and we're gonna be going
[1:36:41] around maintenance excellent I do believe these bridges or stop
[1:36:45] should be ... we want to do it remember we
[1:36:48] should we should address the budget for the art in
[1:36:52] the last two years we never talk about the arts
[1:36:55] and bring a bunch of the site and when this
[1:36:57] role came up with the color was good the way
[1:36:59] we stop William parkway we go stop the color we
[1:37:03] came up with different panels up when we talk about
[1:37:07] it all right so you know we servicing your community
[1:37:11] and myself and council Charmaine Williams we heard a lot
[1:37:15] of seniors complain enough to spend the money on those
[1:37:17] walls do the arts somewhere else this thing somewhere else
[1:37:20] and we've been getting a lot of calls if you
[1:37:23] look at the actually the pulls up it's kind of
[1:37:26] tight so it's kind of hard to say yes or
[1:37:28] no are you know to support but I believe this
[1:37:31] or anything to do with our children to budget we
[1:37:34] always put money struggle for the arts in the past
[1:37:37] I know what about it was a lot of money
[1:37:39] for him and this is what you hear we can
[1:37:40] even talk about arts whatsoever you know really shocking thank
[1:37:44] you all these washer but stop them when they start
[1:37:47] when choosing one up because falcons I'm going to talk
[1:37:50] about so I'd like to report back and ... see
[1:37:53] what certain areas in Brampton like the bridge and off
[1:37:55] we want to do thank you for the support the
[1:37:57] arts I will support to continue spending more money on
[1:38:00] the walls are when we got the ball to the
[1:38:03] looks like St Wilson and a lot of people in
[1:38:06] my area single spend the money and a lot of
[1:38:08] seniors are saying that we can support more seniors and
[1:38:11] other areas are there COVID now it's very very hard
[1:38:15] to spend money just on these walls there even though
[1:38:18] there are different colour my area we stopped at noon
[1:38:21] there is the walls
[1:38:23] so we'll so there are police they have these walls
[1:38:25] were supposed to be for some areas so I cannot
[1:38:28] support the wall part but I will support bring a
[1:38:31] report back for the arts people offering where the bridges
[1:38:34] are another reason Brampton ... I I will support that
[1:38:38] I'm not supporting the walls so thank you
[1:38:43] councillor canceling this
[1:38:46] thank you through you Mayor ... thank you to all
[1:38:49] the delegations ... John it's always great to hear you
[1:38:52] speak passionately about our city and ... I agree with
[1:38:56] many of their sentiments ... I do have some questions
[1:39:00] ... to staff ... about the report I'm
[1:39:05] when when you did the survey did the survey inform
[1:39:09] residents of the cost to put on the wall
[1:39:16] through the chair it's such in close like I don't
[1:39:18] believe the costs were indicated as part of the survey
[1:39:22] it was more looking at the different options to to
[1:39:25] look at how with a work commute the work to
[1:39:27] be done
[1:39:28] okay so residents don't actually know ... what we have
[1:39:32] that could be allocated how much that would cost the
[1:39:36] cost of hiring a ... arms like the organization to
[1:39:41] ... consult and help us decide which artists and and
[1:39:45] how they are going to put on the wall so
[1:39:47] they actually don't know the cost of this art so
[1:39:52] N. and I hear now that it's five Columbus that
[1:39:56] are being proposed for the wall that would be painted
[1:40:00] how long is the wall
[1:40:02] how many kilometers is that
[1:40:04] through the chair the actual laws five point five kilometers
[1:40:07] an
[1:40:07] thanks and we're looking at putting the urban art in
[1:40:10] approximately three kilometers of the wall focus mainly on areas
[1:40:15] where it's closer to intersections where people would be moving
[1:40:18] slower or there's limited area for landscaping for approximately two
[1:40:22] and a half kilometers we anticipate there'll be sufficient landscaping
[1:40:26] to blend the wall in in those areas and focusing
[1:40:29] more on the areas where landscaping isn't possible
[1:40:33] he still three kilometers up the wall ... with ...
[1:40:38] and we are proposing three hundred thousand or three commenters
[1:40:43] is that correct
[1:40:45] yes that's a based on the estimate working with the
[1:40:47] arts group
[1:40:48] and we can tailor that a little bit pending on
[1:40:51] how the prices commend we can shorten a little bit
[1:40:53] or extend a little bit too
[1:40:56] so one hundred thousand per kilometer okay so I am
[1:41:01] you know I I love the concept of art I
[1:41:04] love art I'm a whole I'm a huge supporter of
[1:41:07] art I'm I'm just curious about this blog do we
[1:41:10] have any other won't like this with this type of
[1:41:14] ... that surface or anything do we have any other
[1:41:17] world with the coloring the staining do you have any
[1:41:20] other one the city for us to know what this
[1:41:23] will look like in another five years do we have
[1:41:26] a benchmark
[1:41:29] through the chair there are other noise walls in the
[1:41:31] city that are done with the similar material ... navy
[1:41:34] aged quite well ... I don't have an exact
[1:41:38] location I can send you some of them after and
[1:41:40] if you want to take a look but they've age
[1:41:42] well and haven't deteriorated too much talking to the supplier
[1:41:46] the color of the wall will fade over time so
[1:41:49] the current light blue will lighten up a little bit
[1:41:51] ... or other work that needs need to be touched
[1:41:54] up typically in about fifteen year time period mmhm okay
[1:41:58] seeing so can you and is it possible to go
[1:42:01] to that live in the report that says ... the
[1:42:05] breakdown of how people voted
[1:42:08] through you Mr Mayor will bring up the report from
[1:42:11] a terribly
[1:42:16] is that is that a councillor yeah that's it that's
[1:42:19] it so
[1:42:21] you thank you Charlotte and so when you look at
[1:42:23] the numbers right I have ... how many people
[1:42:27] chose other options
[1:42:31] I'm I see yes seven hundred and eight people who
[1:42:34] did the survey did say that they like the I.
[1:42:37] concept of art on the wall however I can't help
[1:42:40] but want to acknowledge all of those who did not
[1:42:43] actually choose art many of those people who did not
[1:42:47] choose ... it comes up to one thousand five hundred
[1:42:51] and ninety eight people
[1:42:54] so that's one thousand five hundred ninety eight people who
[1:42:56] actually did not choose to have art on the wall
[1:43:00] for whatever reason you know they had different options there
[1:43:03] was staining it but they did not actually choose to
[1:43:07] have our
[1:43:09] and I I wonder if that has a lot to
[1:43:11] do with the residents who have been so frustrated with
[1:43:14] the wall in the first place and nine I noticed
[1:43:17] that many of my residents who had a lot of
[1:43:20] trees cut down in order to put this wall up
[1:43:24] they they're hurt by that the fact that we lost
[1:43:27] so much of our ... tree canopy and ... have
[1:43:32] been stuck with this well what I've heard from many
[1:43:34] of my residents and I've been talking to them and
[1:43:38] one resident who is an artist and he said I
[1:43:40] love art and he said is I it is my
[1:43:44] passion but I do not and I cannot see more
[1:43:48] our money being spent on this wall that has been
[1:43:51] such a frustrating point it's time to move on and
[1:43:55] so I I do respect the art community and you
[1:44:00] know I I like I said I love art I
[1:44:02] also want to acknowledge that leases ... excellent presentation had
[1:44:07] a number of different beautiful areas that had are on
[1:44:11] different surfaces and so I really would like us to
[1:44:16] respect that there are a lot of people one thousand
[1:44:20] five hundred ninety eight people who did not choose are
[1:44:23] and
[1:44:25] ... if I could get the motion back on the
[1:44:27] floor there
[1:44:31] if it's possible I just have an amendment to it
[1:44:34] ...
[1:44:36] I would like to amend ... or stray cattle the
[1:44:40] plan for the five kilometers from the wall and end
[1:44:43] chain and make an amendment for the three hundred thousand
[1:44:46] to be used for other areas in the city ...
[1:44:50] I would really like for staff to come back and
[1:44:52] let us know what other areas would be appropriate that
[1:44:55] we use the ... of the
[1:44:59] what is to find out what areas we can put
[1:45:02] the art on but if we can strike out the
[1:45:04] plan for the five hundred dollar noise wall I want
[1:45:07] to respect the people are said do not spend any
[1:45:09] more money on that wall and amend it for ...
[1:45:13] the three hundred thousand to be used for other areas
[1:45:16] for areas in the city that would be appropriate for
[1:45:19] ... art
[1:45:23] thank you so much
[1:45:27] through the chair Kelso Williams I just want to clarify
[1:45:29] actually the guy looked at the survey and the costs
[1:45:32] were included in the survey
[1:45:35] so we had the cost of approximately three hundred thousand
[1:45:37] or three hundred fifty thousand to complete the work as
[1:45:40] part of the survey well that's good thank you for
[1:45:43] clarifying that it's really good that our residents to know
[1:45:45] what they're getting into two and ... you know I
[1:45:49] still think we there's one thousand five hundred ninety people
[1:45:52] that still didn't use the ark and people are are
[1:45:55] really wanting us to move on and ... but I
[1:45:59] still want to see art in our community so I
[1:46:02] I have an amendment for the three hundred thousand to
[1:46:06] be used for ... art installations and other areas of
[1:46:09] Brampton and that the plan for the five corners be
[1:46:12] struck out the motion that's my man thank you
[1:46:17] border I don't take that as the friendly what I
[1:46:20] would take as a friendly is some
[1:46:24] the that motion as is but ... but also adds
[1:46:29] so and locations for urban landscape entries Public right potential
[1:46:34] themes and timelines for implementation and that staff bring forward
[1:46:41] other ideas ... related to public art installation in Brampton
[1:46:47] so this is also in line with the delegations as
[1:46:51] well as what ... John could use a lot had
[1:46:54] presented and is advocating for and this is just the
[1:46:59] beginning as an opportunity for the weather Santos you can
[1:47:02] councillor Singh ... yeah the card is and buys me
[1:47:06] restrained so I don't want us to debate ... whether
[1:47:10] it's from they're not you can simply state that it's
[1:47:12] not really through three missed Mr Mayor so just to
[1:47:14] clarify this is a debate on the noise wall and
[1:47:17] the use of public art on the noise wall not
[1:47:19] for public art in other locations if there's a broader
[1:47:21] discussion of public are generally that should be added as
[1:47:24] a new business item and either this meeting with a
[1:47:26] two thirds vote or a future meeting in terms of
[1:47:29] volume social
[1:47:31] sorry go ahead council but maybe in the middle of
[1:47:33] the displaced internally in terms of cancer Williams proposed motion
[1:47:38] the motion moved by councillor Santos is a referral motion
[1:47:40] so we're in the middle of a referral debate I
[1:47:43] I I am trying to understand councillor Williams amendment I
[1:47:47] don't think it's germane to the referral because the referral
[1:47:50] is not saying to spend the money it's saying for
[1:47:52] staff to go back and look at something report back
[1:47:54] to council has not made a decision on the money
[1:47:57] so ... the motion from cancer Williams maybe you're a
[1:48:00] proper motion introduced sure the referral not Kerry
[1:48:05] okay thank you for the clarification so then I will
[1:48:07] leave that motion as is that thank you very much
[1:48:17] three three Mr Mayor at that done Jason did you
[1:48:19] wanna yeah I just wanted to ask for the chair
[1:48:22] ... just a reminder to councillors that ... recently ...
[1:48:27] the approved of a public our strategy in that's in
[1:48:30] development and going to come forward and it would consider
[1:48:34] ... things like the other opportunities being referenced ... just
[1:48:39] ... just as a reminder thank you
[1:48:48] okay
[1:48:50] so next up then is to the discounts will install
[1:48:53] the floor cancel Williams
[1:48:55] I finish thank you I've just see that my amendment
[1:48:59] is strike out it would be a new motion in
[1:49:02] consideration should be are the motion outside correct so it's
[1:49:07] it's another motion on the floor the card could please
[1:49:11] clarify through you Mr Mayor if the referral motion does
[1:49:14] not Kerry then it could be a motion that's introduced
[1:49:17] in regards to the report ... if the refer a
[1:49:20] motion does Kerry than ... that motion is is ...
[1:49:23] the matters dealt with it's been referred and ... that
[1:49:26] motion is is redundant
[1:49:29] okay ... because they do want to see us explore
[1:49:33] our have that budget allocation of that amount would be
[1:49:37] used for public art so ... I guess we'll I
[1:49:42] would have to re introduce that afterwards or ...
[1:49:46] unless it was also a referral referral back to staff
[1:49:50] ... so that we can identify other areas for our
[1:49:54] installation ... with the budget at our location
[1:50:04] through 3
[1:50:05] three and why I would suggest that ... depending on
[1:50:08] the outcome of the refer a motion ... the refer
[1:50:10] a motion is referring the entire matter ... which include
[1:50:13] staff reference that there is within the budget for this
[1:50:16] noise wall three hundred thousand dollars so council has not
[1:50:19] made a decision on what to do with that so
[1:50:22] if the matter was referred back to staff for further
[1:50:24] consideration presumably that'll be one of the matter is that
[1:50:26] would be considered when the report comes back and council
[1:50:28] makes a decision at that time I see okay I
[1:50:32] will yield and just sat let others ... speak their
[1:50:36] their opinions thank you very much councillor question
[1:50:43] thank you Mr Mayor so I'll try and be brief
[1:50:46] because I think everybody's on this and I have struggled
[1:50:48] with ... with this one if we can go back
[1:50:50] to the survey and councillor Willhans Williams brought up a
[1:50:54] good point ... and that's one way to look at
[1:50:57] the survey survey the other way to look at the
[1:51:00] survey is there was any majority of people that want
[1:51:04] to change as opposed to leaving the noise wall the
[1:51:07] way it is so and that's the two ways that
[1:51:10] I kind of looked at practice survey unfortunately I think
[1:51:14] and I've heard from residents that they felt the survey
[1:51:18] was a little bit confusing ... providing too many choices
[1:51:22] and I think we we do this to ourselves in
[1:51:25] and I think we should really look at the way
[1:51:27] with that we that we put surveys ... to to
[1:51:31] residents they may there needs to be some kind of
[1:51:34] simplicity so the surveys that we put out so that
[1:51:37] there isn't any questions on
[1:51:40] which way it's going
[1:51:42] I was also little ... disturbed by the first delegations
[1:51:47] our criticism of our of council's lack of funding for
[1:51:52] the arts and although there is a little bit of
[1:51:56] truth to to those comments ... we also provide him
[1:52:01] and his organization I believe staff can correct me if
[1:52:04] I'm wrong a little over five hundred thousand dollars is
[1:52:08] that correct
[1:52:19] I believe it was three our little over three hundred
[1:52:21] thousand last year in the budget it's five hundred thousand
[1:52:24] this year
[1:52:30] through the chair if you're referring to that the OP
[1:52:33] a new operating budget for the arts agency yes three
[1:52:36] seventy two and twenty twenty one and then council approved
[1:52:41] an increase in twenty twenty two for just over five
[1:52:45] hundred thousand dollars for annual operating budget so I think
[1:52:49] it's unfortunate that nobody has recognize the fact that you
[1:52:52] know we have ... we have almost doubled the the
[1:52:55] funding going into the arts but I'm I'm I could
[1:52:58] be the first one to say that it's still not
[1:53:01] enough in ten and I'll say that but the the
[1:53:05] fact is that we went from a little over three
[1:53:07] thousand to five hundred thousand dollars in the year so
[1:53:11] I think that this council has clearly sent arts is
[1:53:14] important to us ... we recognize that we put a
[1:53:17] lot of money into other activities in the city of
[1:53:20] Brampton he sports ... but art is is a priority
[1:53:24] and you know councillor Santos so huge ... ... proponent
[1:53:28] notes of the arts and are I think other councillors
[1:53:31] have have always stated that ... they enjoy our whether
[1:53:35] their artistic or not I stated that I'm not artistic
[1:53:38] at all but yet I enjoy the arts ... and
[1:53:41] I think that we there are other ways that we
[1:53:44] should be looking at ... things like this if we're
[1:53:47] gonna take art seriously in the city of Brampton then
[1:53:50] we should look at it like we're like we're building
[1:53:53] an asset we should go through the phases of
[1:53:58] what we do here in the city of Brampton design
[1:54:01] phase ... at the construction phase that in the consultation
[1:54:05] phase and all those in between we don't expect anybody
[1:54:10] in the arts community to do anything for free we
[1:54:13] don't expect anybody to do anything ... for free there
[1:54:18] is ... ... we have we have a lot of
[1:54:21] volunteers that that do some great work in the city
[1:54:24] of Brampton but this is something that we need to
[1:54:28] start looking at ... Lake we look at everything else
[1:54:31] in the city of Brampton and ... so I I
[1:54:35] I support the referral ...
[1:54:38] should be able to come back and provide an opportunity
[1:54:43] for people to to look at some kind of design
[1:54:48] ... in in what we're what we're trying to essentially
[1:54:52] do and let me say again because I've said it
[1:54:55] before I like the wall I've always liked the wall
[1:54:59] I like the feeling that it gives me when I'm
[1:55:01] driving the Carmen affected it was supposed to supposed to
[1:55:05] give motorists I get that when I'm driving the wall
[1:55:09] but I also know that it's not complete and it
[1:55:13] hasn't been completed as to yeah there is still landscaping
[1:55:16] trees and potential for public art ... is one of
[1:55:22] those other opportunities that can make this world better than
[1:55:26] what I think it it is today it's an unfinished
[1:55:31] product so for anybody looking at this wall now to
[1:55:34] say oh well that's that's a good it's not dark
[1:55:37] it's not complete and it's unfortunate that it's not completely
[1:55:41] we're having this debate with an unfinished product but
[1:55:46] it is what it is and that's what we're here
[1:55:47] for so I think that this referral clearly sets out
[1:55:52] what this is it provides opportunity for members of council
[1:55:56] to see what this ... what the finished product could
[1:56:01] look like and ... I know there's some there's some
[1:56:05] funding opportunities ... there are also funding opportunities and other
[1:56:10] levels of government that we could potentially be tapping into
[1:56:14] as well for this if we're going to start taking
[1:56:18] art seriously in the city of Brampton and I think
[1:56:21] that's that's kind of a step in that direction to
[1:56:23] our to bring something that like so many passionate artists
[1:56:29] stated here today ... that could be so thank you
[1:56:33] Mr Mayor I'm happy to support this referral if you
[1:56:36] don't have a second ... all seconded ... and I
[1:56:40] look forward to seeing this come back in and what
[1:56:44] this potentially could look like in its complete form okay
[1:56:48] leave a Jason Tammy one respond to the
[1:56:52] the experience ... the chair councillor just want to ...
[1:56:56] with respect to the the designs references I kind of
[1:56:59] understand what you're getting at seeing ... to see see
[1:57:02] what something would look like before we proceed ... just
[1:57:06] wanted to kind of explain with that the fire ...
[1:57:09] the fire doors for instance we had stops at third
[1:57:12] party assisting coordinating the local artist and coordinating that work
[1:57:18] and so I would you would just note that it
[1:57:20] will be difficult to come back ... without ... six
[1:57:25] some expenditure of funds and so I would suggest for
[1:57:28] perhaps a referral for a design concept to be developed
[1:57:31] in back to council for consideration using some of that
[1:57:34] three hundred K. ... because we'll have to
[1:57:38] consult with an artist and get some designs developed it's
[1:57:41] that's not done in house ... and so there would
[1:57:44] be some expense to that in advance of coming back
[1:57:48] and I just want to be mindful of that I
[1:57:49] don't have an exact number right now but if it
[1:57:51] was part of that three hundred we could get that
[1:57:54] done
[1:57:55] thank you Jason and and that's exactly what I'm talking
[1:57:58] about there's we don't ask anybody else to do anything
[1:58:01] for free we don't ask consultants to consult for free
[1:58:04] we don't have to diners to design for free so
[1:58:07] if there needs to be some funding going to going
[1:58:10] towards a design of this to work for us to
[1:58:13] be able to look at ... the opportunities then yes
[1:58:16] I support that but keep in mind we also provide
[1:58:21] over five hundred thousand dollars to a seat at that
[1:58:24] could play a role in this as well
[1:58:28] so I'm sure you can you know the worker magic
[1:58:31] and and without with the cedar and and some of
[1:58:34] the funds that are currently at your disposal come back
[1:58:39] with some kind of design
[1:58:41] the council can get behind thank you Mr
[1:58:45] somebody put some of Europe's
[1:58:49] thank you Mr Mayor ... I will say that I
[1:58:52] I agreed with with all the sentiments from cancer plushie
[1:58:56] and you didn't agree to look away so ... I
[1:58:58] got to recognize that was really wild hello ... the
[1:59:02] only thing I don't see it reflected in the motion
[1:59:06] in the referral so ... I'm going to yield ...
[1:59:10] to ... I guess the next speaker ... and ...
[1:59:14] here my colleagues because ... in terms of you know
[1:59:17] what we're looking out there there's a lot of conversations
[1:59:20] on this and and and and just in principle on
[1:59:23] the delegations and thank you to all the delegations ...
[1:59:25] I know Lisa Stokes was very passionate about it she
[1:59:28] presented a a great video ... and and different ...
[1:59:32] ideas and and also ... ... John certainly is ...
[1:59:36] fuller of our right to community and ... have the
[1:59:39] option to speak with the mollusca full days regarding other
[1:59:42] beautification across the city the only thing I would say
[1:59:45] not to jump away from this specific subject we talk
[1:59:48] about public art you know certainly when we think of
[1:59:51] start connecting the dots of all our decisions that we
[1:59:53] make regarding budget allocations ... regarding ... you know expenses
[1:59:58] when we look at what we've done in the budget
[2:00:00] at the same time ... we want new you know
[2:00:03] investing public garden in specifically in these type of projects
[2:00:07] ... you know I I think that you know we'd
[2:00:09] be naive to suggest that some of our our decisions
[2:00:12] that don't come to bite us after we need you
[2:00:15] know comes to these all products we don't have a
[2:00:18] an empty sort of war chest or we can spend
[2:00:20] all the money we want so we can you know
[2:00:22] do one thing and and make these decisions because they're
[2:00:25] all interconnected so when we allow salary increases I know
[2:00:28] we're going to discuss that later when we lost salary
[2:00:31] increases to go out of whack or when we allow
[2:00:34] certain budget decisions and I know I'm going up intention
[2:00:37] of going up the subject so I will refrain from
[2:00:39] there these have these type of impacts in in specifically
[2:00:42] when we dealt with ... our budget but I will
[2:00:47] ... ... certainly ...
[2:00:48] ... ... listen to my colleagues but I I do
[2:00:51] think the beautification of the city is a must so
[2:00:54] I don't like to limit the conversation to this wall
[2:00:57] ... and ... because I see all of us across
[2:01:01] the city and all our wards ... we do ...
[2:01:03] have been for our capital that we would like to
[2:01:06] provide a public art ... ... and ... really ...
[2:01:11] as the comments of the member tell the story ...
[2:01:14] and maybe tell the story of those specific words so
[2:01:17] ... I will yield ... and a lot of other
[2:01:20] speakers to come on thank you very much
[2:01:26] okay next up is councillor Singh
[2:01:36] councillor Singh
[2:01:38] thank you and ... you know it's been all robots
[2:01:42] the conversation and ... you know initially ... you know
[2:01:45] I did also share some concerns but ... you know
[2:01:50] having spoken to some of the arts members and and
[2:01:52] people from the arts community ... what I found with
[2:01:56] this initiative which I appreciated ... I find it's very
[2:02:00] artist driven so what I'm a little bit nervous about
[2:02:04] ... changing ... the vision or the or the scope
[2:02:07] of ... you know looking at other areas when I've
[2:02:11] had a lot of conversation and and they pertain to
[2:02:13] beautifying the noise wall you can part of the tool
[2:02:16] ... for that ... beautification ... and I appreciate ...
[2:02:20] you know the cross section of artists with some key
[2:02:23] young artists older older artists local artists ... different disciplines
[2:02:29] everybody is ... from arts community seems to be ...
[2:02:33] back to this initiative so ... that's you know Gwyneth
[2:02:38] Park Street driven driven by the community I think ...
[2:02:41] with support to be a little bit ... sensitive ...
[2:02:44] to ... what what the committee is trying to accomplish
[2:02:48] ... what I also appreciate about ... this motion in
[2:02:52] particular ... is that ... there seems to be some
[2:02:56] synergies between ... ... this a referral and also ...
[2:03:04] the report coming back from ... Mike parks that urban
[2:03:08] landscape and and if there's opportunities especially ... for cost
[2:03:13] savings in that notes then ... Jeez ... sharing of
[2:03:16] staff resources ... on top of that we know ...
[2:03:20] exceed ... at has a has a three staff I
[2:03:23] believe at this point ... I think we can come
[2:03:26] up with a cost effective way to get this done
[2:03:29] ... I think by stopping in now ... what eliminate
[2:03:32] that possibility but I think it because all these things
[2:03:35] are lining up with the urban landscape from Mike parks
[2:03:38] by
[2:03:38] image ... we have to see that we have the
[2:03:40] artistic gauge ... I think we got a road map
[2:03:44] that will find its ... cost effective and if it's
[2:03:47] not when I come back and we can make the
[2:03:48] decision accordingly but ... I think to stop a referral
[2:03:52] motion at this point is ... premature ... because there's
[2:03:56] so many aspects that are coming together ... that we
[2:03:58] can probably get this done ... so I would say
[2:04:02] let's get staff to go back ... you know ...
[2:04:05] you know ... come up with the road map ...
[2:04:08] we have all these things happening and and ... silos
[2:04:12] bring it all together and ... you know let's get
[2:04:14] the landscaping aligned with the public art and and ...
[2:04:18] you know who's doing a great job at death I
[2:04:20] think the opportunity is now and ... best way referring
[2:04:24] and I'll be supporting this referral thank you
[2:04:33] okay next up is councillor Willhans
[2:04:38] thank you through you ... Mr Mayor ... I just
[2:04:42] wanna go on record I'm not a big fan of
[2:04:44] painting that wall but I'm certainly not against public art
[2:04:48] of the deal was one thing that didn't work and
[2:04:50] I know that my sparks group in other councils have
[2:04:53] alluded to this but ... you know we'll be looking
[2:04:55] at the different types of plantings landscaping along there but
[2:04:59] I want to make sure that ... it's just refer
[2:05:02] let's go back when it comes to the urban landscaping
[2:05:04] we're looking at planting along the wall not on the
[2:05:06] corners not in front with trees and those around all
[2:05:09] important to the beautify I think we're doubling up the
[2:05:11] amount of trees along what was Park which is when
[2:05:13] I widening it now and I would also look at
[2:05:16] a collaboration effort between the arm our public schools are
[2:05:20] Catholic schools the school boards in general as well as
[2:05:23] the TRCA and CVC the CVC is affected by this
[2:05:26] water not but ... we get those groups involved as
[2:05:29] well with the students to look at him to work
[2:05:32] with our city the plan along that wall we've got
[2:05:35] a good examples I don't want to I don't have
[2:05:37] them here with me but I got examples of other
[2:05:39] cities in Canada in North America and Europe
[2:05:42] I did plantings Virginia creeper Austin ivy English ivy different
[2:05:47] types of ...
[2:05:50] plants that grow someone's the average some some of the
[2:05:52] state like you wanted this will stay green all winter
[2:05:54] so I want us to explore that aspect of it
[2:05:56] as well because to plan for junior creeper Boston ivy
[2:05:59] along that wall that would feel stretch of wall climber
[2:06:02] along in less than five years ... I've got it
[2:06:04] on my own house it gives a beautiful call fall
[2:06:06] color it's it's it's gorgeous and can you imagine if
[2:06:10] it's a clever everyone effort with our schools can you
[2:06:12] imagine an elementary school student or maybe perhaps a grade
[2:06:16] twelve students interested in fundamental studies looking at that wall
[2:06:19] in four years time saying I was part of that
[2:06:22] I was part of that wall beautifying that wall with
[2:06:24] green use natural landscaping I'm not against public art I
[2:06:27] just don't think public arts a good spot along a
[2:06:30] noise wall like that
[2:06:32] ... with public art is you have one person's interpretation
[2:06:36] of it another person doesn't like that public art well
[2:06:38] then you've got more complaints lately if they if you
[2:06:40] just left the wall along but I do like the
[2:06:43] idea of public garden certain spaces I'm not control control
[2:06:47] probably longer than anybody here ... he's a good artist
[2:06:50] he is passionate about the art hi Lisa Stokes does
[2:06:53] a great job of providing safe examples of all of
[2:06:56] the community the first presentation was was rather I rather
[2:06:59] enjoyed it because it was the Rick Mercer report on
[2:07:01] regular services rental I appreciate the environment the presentation from
[2:07:06] from the delegates I appreciate that as well I appreciate
[2:07:09] counsel's Santos the need for public art but I think
[2:07:13] maybe ... at this time I mean I don't hate
[2:07:16] before also to deal with things but I think maybe
[2:07:18] perhaps I will support the referral but I want staff
[2:07:21] to understand that part of that urban landscaping isn't just
[2:07:25] our typical urban landscaping is looking outside the box and
[2:07:29] I challenge anybody to challenge me on it because I
[2:07:31] think I'm a little bit of a gardener Mr Mayor
[2:07:34] sense so let's work together so you can beautify that
[2:07:37] stretch so I thought my comments and thank you very
[2:07:40] much Mr
[2:07:43] okay thank you councillor Willhans next up is kind of
[2:07:45] service on the
[2:07:46] thank you very much Marianne I want to first and
[2:07:49] foremost thank god the delegations who came forward today to
[2:07:53] present us with their ask in their vision for ...
[2:07:57] what is possible with respect to a place like this
[2:08:01] with the wall ... I ... really appreciate it very
[2:08:06] concise and well prepared statements and ... the encouragement that
[2:08:12] the delegates have provided to council today and this discussion
[2:08:16] has been ... I think very productive ... not just
[2:08:20] in respect to the Williams parkway wall ... but also
[2:08:24] to what it is that we would like to see
[2:08:27] in other places across the city I know when my
[2:08:29] discussions with public works staff they are listening to this
[2:08:34] conversation very carefully and ... I know that they're getting
[2:08:39] everyone's ideas and looking to ... meet all of our
[2:08:43] expectations and ... there are so many opportunities across the
[2:08:48] city of Brampton where public arts can enhance the public
[2:08:53] realm and ... beautify the city and provide a way
[2:08:57] for us to ...
[2:09:00] make expression through public art a real assets
[2:09:05] for the city of Brampton and for the enjoyment of
[2:09:08] the residents are here ... great ideas by all members
[2:09:12] of council you know as combining Public cards ... with
[2:09:17] the planting of ... appropriate trees and shrubs I I
[2:09:20] think is absolutely ...
[2:09:24] on points it's it's it's it can be so beautiful
[2:09:28] and I just want to share with ... members of
[2:09:32] the public and members of council today ... my own
[2:09:35] personal experience living in downtown Brampton
[2:09:38] in very close proximity to gauge Park
[2:09:42] where ... throughout the holiday season and this winter we
[2:09:48] have had a very beautiful ... winter lights display that
[2:09:53] has been ongoing and it's up every night
[2:09:56] and let me tell you about the crowds of people
[2:10:01] coming to downtown nightly to experience
[2:10:07] winter lights which is essentially a display of public art
[2:10:11] and enjoy the space take photos Miller banks and and
[2:10:17] just in general enjoy living in Brampton as as I
[2:10:21] like to say and so ... I want to support
[2:10:26] the referral ... and I think that some
[2:10:30] it's important that we realize that you know this council
[2:10:36] in this term of council both cancer centers and I
[2:10:38] it's a local area councillors we had many conversations with
[2:10:42] staff immediately after taking office and it was made very
[2:10:46] clear to us that we could not
[2:10:49] reverse ... the the construction of the wall as as
[2:10:54] had been planned by staff and so I think that
[2:10:58] we are ... if I could won't expression for Mayor
[2:11:01] Brown trying to make lemonade out of lemons ... but
[2:11:05] there is an incredible opportunity and this can truly be
[2:11:07] fantastic and ... we don't once ... Williams parkway the
[2:11:11] blue wall to be the example of ... of what
[2:11:16] it is that we do two ... junctures oldest points
[2:11:20] that we want this to be ... another way that
[2:11:23] we demonstrate what is best and how we are supporting
[2:11:27] the arts community here in the city of Brampton people
[2:11:31] will love it and I think that if we take
[2:11:34] this as one example and duplicated across other parts of
[2:11:38] the city as we have on the Franceschini bridge as
[2:11:42] we have in other ways ... I think that ...
[2:11:46] we can demonstrate as a council that we are behind
[2:11:49] the public art at the arts community and that's how
[2:11:52] we are very interested in beautifying the city so I'll
[2:11:55] just leave it at that and say that ... public
[2:11:58] works is ready to to make this happen and ...
[2:12:02] there are so many opportunities and I think we should
[2:12:04] support thank you
[2:12:09] councillor
[2:12:11] hi Bowman
[2:12:13] thank you very much through you Mr chair ... I
[2:12:16] fully agree with the art ... however in saying I
[2:12:21] fully agree with the art ...
[2:12:24] maybe maybe ... I'm a little bit jealous that ...
[2:12:27] all the art is going to be along this one
[2:12:29] stretch of road I'd like to see public art everywhere
[2:12:32] in the city I mean I can I can just
[2:12:35] picture pocket memorial arena for example which is which is
[2:12:39] the charcoal gray flak plaster ... with you know it
[2:12:44] eighty eight mural of of sports there to take part
[2:12:48] or renew sports for example to take part in this
[2:12:50] city ... and that's that's where I'm coming from on
[2:12:55] this ... I believe there's all sorts of art there's
[2:13:00] you know it doesn't I I I'm not sure what
[2:13:03] we're public art I'm just not sure about the word
[2:13:06] public I just like art you could have
[2:13:10] very very artistic world gardens that that our people do
[2:13:14] a great job of here in the city you can
[2:13:18] have those along the wall you could have as councillors
[2:13:20] ... Whillans suggested the various types of ivy the cover
[2:13:25] the top of the wall and ... like you know
[2:13:28] like I guess the older Boston baseball field when we
[2:13:33] park which looks tremendous ... you could have
[2:13:38] for example of it you know the the the shaped
[2:13:41] trees or that the district portions that can all be
[2:13:44] included in and I want that all looked out along
[2:13:48] this section of ... Williams parkway because as I mentioned
[2:13:53] ... if we're gonna spend three hundred thousand dollars on
[2:13:56] art ... I would much rather prefer to see it
[2:14:01] all over the city every every ward gets public art
[2:14:06] that's what that's what we need in the city and
[2:14:08] I think Mr Carter solo alluded to that as well
[2:14:12] that that needs to be everywhere in the city and
[2:14:15] I would hate to think that we're just looking at
[2:14:17] putting art on one little stretch of road that we
[2:14:21] have a noise wall there now in this conflict less
[2:14:23] she so rightly suggested which is unfinished you know when
[2:14:27] we put trees and shrubs and bushes and and fluorocarbons
[2:14:31] in there it's gonna look totally different so ... I'm
[2:14:35] happy to support this going back for a referral
[2:14:40] ... but I wanna make it clear when it does
[2:14:43] come back that we need to be looking at art
[2:14:46] everywhere so you know what that means that ... we
[2:14:50] we limit a budget for specific artwork back area and
[2:14:55] and spread the spread the wealth as we might want
[2:14:57] to say to other areas of the city I'm all
[2:15:00] in favor of that as well but you know there's
[2:15:02] there's two things that we should be considering here as
[2:15:05] well and and doc will come back in this report
[2:15:09] I'm hoping and the ideas that in other areas ...
[2:15:13] some jurisdictions have considered art at intersections as distractions for
[2:15:19] drivers ... and and so I want to hear from
[2:15:23] our traffic's staff whether that's an issue ... councillor Willhans
[2:15:28] touched on a very good issue as well and that
[2:15:32] is you know if we're if we're going to public
[2:15:35] art you know what I need gas when that
[2:15:39] the wall went up somebody considered that as as as
[2:15:43] art as well and we've got a bunch of people
[2:15:45] who don't like it and that's the problem that ...
[2:15:48] Arts in the eye of the beholder and I don't
[2:15:51] want to be putting up something there that that other
[2:15:53] people are gonna say we should just left it the
[2:15:55] way it was so there's a lot of things we
[2:15:57] need to consider and finally I I can't remember whether
[2:16:01] councillor Willhans touched on this or not but the more
[2:16:05] greenery the more shrubbery the more trees we have on
[2:16:09] that stretch of the more greenhouse gas we're gonna be
[2:16:14] absorbing and and converting and when you've got that many
[2:16:17] cars on that stretch of highway I think that is
[2:16:20] an important consideration especially since we declared a climate emergency
[2:16:25] so I'm happy to support this and see it come
[2:16:28] back ... but again I would prefer to see art
[2:16:33] everywhere throughout the city not just on one stretch of
[2:16:36] highway thanks
[2:16:38] okay councillor Willhans
[2:16:42] yes there are councillor Bowman touched on a lot of
[2:16:45] ... what I wanted to just add initial comment about
[2:16:47] the ... production reveals that Mrs along that wall but
[2:16:51] also ... one thing we have to factor in the
[2:16:53] current when the wall was ... was constructed we made
[2:16:56] there was a lot of ... greenhouse gases that were
[2:16:58] needed in the production of that wall so they're adding
[2:17:01] greenery adding shrubbery and adding things along that wall I
[2:17:04] wonder if up bikes parts guys could work with ...
[2:17:09] our environmental guys to sort of come up with that
[2:17:11] analysis or data maybe just just
[2:17:15] approximate on what the landscaping can do to help mitigate
[2:17:20] the greenhouse gas emissions that were created when that wall
[2:17:23] was actually constructed that be interesting to see as well
[2:17:26] ... for for for the future as well ... we
[2:17:28] got further projects like this thank you
[2:17:33] okay next up is a councillor Santos no I can't
[2:17:36] service so council Williams
[2:17:39] yes thank you ... great debate on this ... I
[2:17:42] think it's excellent to hear so many different opinions on
[2:17:46] ... how all members of council feel about the art
[2:17:48] I've heard are many say that art needs to be
[2:17:52] and other areas of the city and I agree one
[2:17:55] hundred percent that we need to have are represented throughout
[2:17:58] our city ... but I don't hear a lot of
[2:18:01] people say support for public art on this wall ...
[2:18:05] it's so I wonder if we can straight out the
[2:18:08] word public art and if that's not considered a friendly
[2:18:12] then we vote on the were public art separately ...
[2:18:16] so that's my one armed request I just wanted to
[2:18:20] ask though if we do ... except the referral for
[2:18:26] ... landscape trees public art another potential themes will be
[2:18:31] art ... company be hired to develop the concept for
[2:18:35] the public art when that report comes back
[2:18:44] sorry closer through the chair will will what
[2:18:50] we'll be looking at our consultants to provide the concept
[2:18:54] for the public art on this wall if we accept
[2:18:57] the referral ... if it passes today
[2:19:02] it's unlikely that the consultant would develop better ... but
[2:19:05] they would be able to ... it would either be
[2:19:08] culture staff or ... or steps to be we've used
[2:19:12] a few different times on a on a number of
[2:19:14] projects to assist in ...
[2:19:17] with the the getting the artists developing of that that
[2:19:21] parameters of the of the works and then at getting
[2:19:25] some design I would also note I mean it's three
[2:19:27] clomid hers of art Hey
[2:19:30] I think we were or it could have been and
[2:19:32] so what we were thinking was that there'd be the
[2:19:35] potential for multiple artists here not one one artist specifically
[2:19:40] doing three three climate or support so there there could
[2:19:44] be multiple opportunities available through that it also if Kelly's
[2:19:48] available ... and I just want to ...
[2:19:52] if if if there's thoughts around changing the public art
[2:19:56] terminology I just think it may be valuable to have
[2:19:59] a comment from her just as it pertains to the
[2:20:02] strategy being developed in a no ... there's there's some
[2:20:06] differentiation between kind of street level activation formal public art
[2:20:11] and some different things so if you could just speak
[2:20:13] to that if I could pass that
[2:20:15] thank you
[2:20:18] through the chair I think that ... in this case
[2:20:21] when we're talking about a large scale mural along the
[2:20:24] noise wall that public art is the appropriate terminology in
[2:20:28] other cases we to talk about time place making or
[2:20:31] temporary works of art but I am your project of
[2:20:34] this size and scale public artists the appropriate terminology
[2:20:40] okay thank you for that clarification ... I do I'd
[2:20:43] still request that the word public art be removed because
[2:20:48] I really do here many councillors saying ... I'm not
[2:20:52] they're not in favor of public art on this noise
[2:20:54] wall and I think that is in line with ...
[2:20:57] how many people how people feel about ... Public aren't
[2:21:02] even through the survey so that is my amendment and
[2:21:06] if it's on guess not taken as a friendly then
[2:21:08] we'd have to vote on that separately thank you
[2:21:13] okay so we have a request for a recorded vote
[2:21:16] I'd go to the clerk in the order in which
[2:21:17] you do the vote through you Mr Mayor to members
[2:21:19] of council the first vote would be ...
[2:21:23] ... also just will deal with this matter first and
[2:21:25] then we'll go back and deal with receipt of the
[2:21:26] delegations of the first ... vote is on the proposed
[2:21:29] amendment from cancer Williams to amend the refer a motion
[2:21:32] from cancer Santos to remove the word public art
[2:21:36] all in favor of the counselor Williams amendment and we
[2:21:40] do require a second or for that amendment my apologies
[2:21:43] we do the service what we're seeing is the second
[2:21:47] or thank you so all in favor of the cancer
[2:21:51] Williams amendment please indicate councillor Dylan
[2:21:55] yes that's a yes councillor Singh
[2:21:59] no no cancer Fortini
[2:22:02] yes yes councillor Williams
[2:22:06] yes yes cancel Madeiros
[2:22:09] yes yes councillor Bowman
[2:22:12] yes yes councillor Palleschi
[2:22:21] councillor Palleschi
[2:22:26] welcome back to counsel Willhans
[2:22:29] yes
[2:22:30] can service on to
[2:22:33] nope
[2:22:34] councillor Santos
[2:22:39] no
[2:22:40] cancel Palleschi
[2:22:43] yes yes Mayor Brown I know no
[2:22:49] the the motion carries
[2:22:52] 7 to 4
[2:22:56] so the amendment carries the next vote is on the
[2:22:58] councillor ... Santos is referral motion ... with the word
[2:23:03] public art removed
[2:23:05] it's just going to be removed
[2:23:07] for struck out and this is a referral motion back
[2:23:10] to staff all in favor of the referral motion please
[2:23:14] indicate councillor Dylan
[2:23:20] can I technical difficulty of you got cut out what
[2:23:23] are we voting on
[2:23:26] the the referral we're voting on The referral motion moved
[2:23:29] by councillor Santos seconded by councillor Palleschi ... as amended
[2:23:33] by chancellor Williams motion that just carried so the word
[2:23:36] public art is removed the rest of the wording is
[2:23:38] shown on the screen is the motion yes that's a
[2:23:42] yes vote thank you councillor Singh
[2:23:47] yes that's a yes councillor Fortini
[2:23:51] yes yes councillor Williams
[2:23:54] yes yes council Madeiros
[2:23:57] yes thank you councillor Bowman
[2:24:00] yes thank you counsel policy
[2:24:04] yes thank you councillor Willhans
[2:24:07] yes thank you cancer center
[2:24:11] yes councillor Santos yes thank you Mayor Brown yes that
[2:24:17] motion carries unanimously the refer a motion eleven to zero
[2:24:20] okay anyone opposed to receiving the delegations which is the
[2:24:24] mover and seconded by councillor Santos second accounts Williams anyone
[2:24:27] oppose receiving the delegations
[2:24:30] non delegations received
[2:24:34] this takes us to our next item
[2:24:37] seven point four delegations in regards to Rogers communications resolution
[2:24:42] request for an ends at all joining us today is
[2:24:45] John
[2:24:46] melody vice president corporate real estate Rogers communication
[2:24:51] we also have from the downtown Brampton BIA Kerry first
[2:24:54] of all the chair Susie Godfrey executive director and Rick
[2:24:58] Evans exactly member of new Brampton these
[2:25:02] reference of the wrong hands and Sylvia Roberts okay these
[2:25:06] delegations are regards to correspondence and a fourteen point three
[2:25:09] from Rogers communications requesting council endorsement of resolutions for two
[2:25:13] Ms at a request which can deal which we can
[2:25:15] deal with after the delegation we also have a related
[2:25:18] correspondence fourteen point four on today's agenda from Todd let's
[2:25:22] see ... Brampton border trade in John kenapa less vice
[2:25:25] president Caledon violence dated January twenty fifth
[2:25:29] I welcome John followed by Kerry Susie and rec
[2:25:35] good morning mayor Brown and councillors thank you for the
[2:25:38] opportunity to speak to you today ... I want to
[2:25:42] start by saying that we're living in relation transformational times
[2:25:47] COVID nineteen has accelerated changes in the way ... we
[2:25:51] work up by decades of this council meeting which is
[2:25:55] a combination of in person and virtual is certainly an
[2:25:58] example of that
[2:25:59] ... the types of work that we do in our
[2:26:01] office is in the future will change significantly ... which
[2:26:05] will also change the type of work place that we
[2:26:08] need ... the demand for technology employees is exploding the
[2:26:14] battle to attract and retain the brightest and the best
[2:26:18] will increasingly be more and more intense we believe Brampton
[2:26:22] has been and will continue to be a good place
[2:26:26] to recruit these employers
[2:26:29] our workplace demographics are rapidly changing as well to predominately
[2:26:33] Milan millennials and Gen sees many of whom don't have
[2:26:37] a car and many of whom don't even have a
[2:26:39] driver's license that's the need for connectivity to higher order
[2:26:43] transit is impaired
[2:26:46] the criticality of a modern workplace which enables new ways
[2:26:49] of working connected to higher order public transit conveniently located
[2:26:55] to local amenities and build sustainable missteps systemically is critical
[2:27:00] to attracting and retaining talent it is critical for the
[2:27:04] future success of Rogers
[2:27:08] ... existing office at eighty two hundred Dixie some of
[2:27:11] whom are some of the it the councillors in attendance
[2:27:14] today have had the opportunity to tour is actually a
[2:27:18] repurposed factory
[2:27:21] ... it will not route meet Rogers requirements in the
[2:27:24] long term
[2:27:26] the site itself is under utilized so Rogers is proposing
[2:27:31] to move our campus to a state of the art
[2:27:34] facility in downtown Brampton adjacent to the Brampton go station
[2:27:39] on lands currently owned by Metrolinx
[2:27:42] this would result in thousands of high paying technology jobs
[2:27:47] being retained in Brampton
[2:27:49] it would result in the investment of at least a
[2:27:52] hundred million dollars this site along the Brampton Toronto Waterloo
[2:27:58] innovation corridor significantly expands Rogers transit accessible employee catchment area
[2:28:07] securing this site is essential to Roger's ability to make
[2:28:11] a long term investment in a new Brampton campus
[2:28:16] at the same time we'd like to revitalize our eighty
[2:28:19] two hundred sixty site by adding residential uses along Dixie
[2:28:23] road while preserving a valuable employment note for the majority
[2:28:27] of the site
[2:28:30] Rogers is seeking Brampton City council support to request to
[2:28:34] ministers owning orders that will enable Rogers to usher in
[2:28:38] a new era of investment in Brampton
[2:28:42] on the Brampton go lance Rogers is seeking permission that
[2:28:46] would enable a campus with a minimum of two hundred
[2:28:49] thousand square feet of office and retail uses with space
[2:28:54] for additional office or residential uses uses that would be
[2:28:58] accommodated basis we also seek your support for the sale
[2:29:03] of the downside downtown site to Rogers symbol Cheney a
[2:29:07] sleep Rogers is also seeking a ministers so in order
[2:29:12] for the lands we will be vacating at eighty two
[2:29:14] hundred Dixie road that would permit up to one point
[2:29:17] two million square feet of industrial warehouse uses and up
[2:29:21] to twenty five acres of residential development along Dixie road
[2:29:26] to be built out in a mix of residential towers
[2:29:29] and stacked townhomes
[2:29:32] in summary this is a transformational time for Brampton and
[2:29:36] for Rogers you are making great strides in the revitalization
[2:29:42] of your downtown watchers would like to participate in and
[2:29:46] to be a catalyst to accelerate this positive change we
[2:29:50] appreciate your support and your partnership thank you again for
[2:29:54] the opportunity to speak to you today
[2:29:59] thank you John the next donations Kerry Percival chair of
[2:30:02] the downtown Brampton BIA and Susie got from the exact
[2:30:04] of director of the downtown Brampton BIA please person
[2:30:12] good
[2:30:13] I am it's got for here and I just wanted
[2:30:16] to start by saying that she'll carry personal unfortunately had
[2:30:22] to go to another meeting so I'm going to start
[2:30:24] with her and she wanted me to read ... the
[2:30:27] delegation if you wanna make this morning I think you
[2:30:30] Mayor Brown and council members
[2:30:32] I apologize for not being able to speak directly with
[2:30:35] you we have the downtown Brampton BIA are very excited
[2:30:38] to see Rodgers Rodgers item on today's agenda this is
[2:30:42] an incredible opportunity for our city a major corporation like
[2:30:46] Rogers that has been committed to Brampton in our community
[2:30:49] for many years wants to continue this relationship with mass
[2:30:53] investment in our people and community we will see an
[2:30:56] increase in jobs and economic growth specifically for our downtown
[2:31:00] core
[2:31:01] at the downtown Brampton BIA fully supports our council to
[2:31:05] request an MCO from the province for this project again
[2:31:09] this is to an incredible opportunity and very exciting times
[2:31:12] for Brampton and I'm not and I'm just gonna follow
[2:31:16] with killings words I did want to say I was
[2:31:18] really excited when I was reading over the weekend the
[2:31:22] board packed beyond the council package and so I want
[2:31:25] to say that yeah this is huge huge news for
[2:31:30] downtown Brampton and ... it's a huge huge opportunity we
[2:31:34] know that bringing Rodgers to downtown Brampton ... will create
[2:31:39] more jobs and specifically in the tech field and and
[2:31:43] more careers in the downtown core and ... as well
[2:31:47] as building more commercial office space in downtown and that
[2:31:51] will enable the whole city of Brampton to be more
[2:31:53] competitive across the GTA with regards to commercial inventory and
[2:31:58] commercial space so we're really excited about yes we know
[2:32:03] this is going to spur more investment and economic growth
[2:32:08] to downtown Brampton this is this is our time so
[2:32:12] ... for the record just I wanted to publicly say
[2:32:15] we fully support this request and ... we ask that
[2:32:19] the city council prioritize this incredible opportunity thank you
[2:32:25] thank you Susie the next elevation is Rick Evans executive
[2:32:27] member of new Brampton please go ahead Rick
[2:32:32] thank you Peter
[2:32:34] 
[2:32:35] brown councillors
[2:32:37] city staff told delegates at most notably those representing Rogers
[2:32:43] present today
[2:32:45] I speak with a voice representing nearly four thousand supporters
[2:32:49] of an ad hoc nonpartisan group only referred to as
[2:32:53] the draft
[2:32:55] our membership the city brought with individuals from all over
[2:33:00] lots of this committee
[2:33:02] some are developers property owners planners engineers
[2:33:08] others such as I or simply long term residents of
[2:33:11] the city
[2:33:13] but we all out of vested interest in the development
[2:33:18] of Brampton
[2:33:19] and we all are focused on the betterment of our
[2:33:23] community
[2:33:25] it is with excitement
[2:33:29] but the executive board of your Brampton endorse the proposal
[2:33:33] would Rogers has shared with the downtown campus and the
[2:33:37] redeployment other Dixie road lance
[2:33:40] a brand new state of the art sustainable transit oriented
[2:33:44] mixed use development with as much as five hundred thousand
[2:33:47] square feet of commercial space
[2:33:50] we cannot imagine
[2:33:52] ... project good night to revitalize ation of our city
[2:33:56] court
[2:33:58] the possibilities are immense
[2:34:03] 2
[2:34:04] enhance
[2:34:06] water level transit
[2:34:08] a transit hub
[2:34:11] I can go on for hours
[2:34:14] with the transit hub the technical employment and the redevelopment
[2:34:18] of the Dixie road lands not to be forgotten
[2:34:22] the corporate commitment demonstrated by Rogers to our community
[2:34:26] is immensely welcome
[2:34:30] their proposal aligns so well with our twenty forty vision
[2:34:33] of city building it cannot put screens for our support
[2:34:37] and we knew Brampton fully support and encourage our council
[2:34:43] to request the elms those from the province as discussed
[2:34:48] thank you for giving me the opportunity to share the
[2:34:50] excitement that I house for
[2:34:54] what Mr Mel the husband's playing to us
[2:34:57] and up it is most welcome
[2:35:02] thank you our record next up is Sylvia Roberts
[2:35:05] a Brampton
[2:35:09] can
[2:35:11] we can
[2:35:12] all right hello council by name is Sylvia Roberts we
[2:35:16] have a three regarding the Ms that is like the
[2:35:18] scene and incredibly tempting offer is a couple things that
[2:35:22] council should also consider if the player committee of council
[2:35:26] meeting council give the thumbs up to the downtown transit
[2:35:29] hub T. pap to the best of my knowledge the
[2:35:31] lands Rogers has proposed building a new campus on happens
[2:35:35] to be part of that and is one of the
[2:35:36] more likely parcel candidates the current bus terminal building does
[2:35:41] need to be torn down to make room for the
[2:35:43] third tracked increasing go service the downtown Mount Pleasant even
[2:35:47] if the city were to select the current state the
[2:35:50] side of the current bus terminal for the new bus
[2:35:52] terminal there's still the matter of needing to relocate the
[2:35:55] bus the current customer least temporarily in order to demolish
[2:35:59] and rebuild that structure the parking lot immediately next to
[2:36:04] 
[2:36:06] transparent does represent a fairly good location for a temporary
[2:36:10] thing
[2:36:12] consideration at least for feeling of the development once it
[2:36:15] is resolved the issue ... that the issue of a
[2:36:19] computer intentionally competing need for personal question the city also
[2:36:22] needs to turn to transportation planning the heck of a
[2:36:25] lot of people have posted a worker
[2:36:28] are they going to get better Mr members often the
[2:36:31] parking study the city garages have capacity for adding another
[2:36:35] seven hundred cars on a daily basis this is a
[2:36:38] plan for how to accommodate the transportation demand for three
[2:36:41] thousand people to get the downtown Brampton and because city
[2:36:44] once the downtown spending money women hybrid work don't help
[2:36:48] for the city's proposed goals ...
[2:36:52] except for Mississauga that probably coming on the main street
[2:36:55] south which is a little bit of an issue as
[2:36:57] the city is recently reduced capacity on that road this
[2:37:02] evening to explore alternatives to increase that and doesn't
[2:37:05] ... the person the public representing Rogers has noted a
[2:37:10] lot of the people take transit and so implementing bus
[2:37:14] lanes on base main street is probably the most effective
[2:37:17] way to improve our capacity on main street south city
[2:37:22] may also wish to accelerate the implementation on queen street
[2:37:26] east and of value it bus lanes on main street
[2:37:30] north because most of the city does why north of
[2:37:34] downtown
[2:37:35] I would the plans purpose land the city will meet
[2:37:38] at a number of buses to accommodate increased P. transportation
[2:37:41] demand the downtown Ms auto potentially offers the opportunity for
[2:37:46] mutual and by the city in Rogers and nothing that
[2:37:49] I previously mentioned precludes the items that are from going
[2:37:51] forward they're just things to be mindful of as as
[2:37:54] it goes forward
[2:37:56] much like Rogers has the benefit of the largest park
[2:38:00] eighty eighty two hundred Dixie is functionally obsolescent for Rogers
[2:38:04] and no longer serves the needs the Brampton transit's Clark
[2:38:07] best maintenance and storage facility it is also getting thirty
[2:38:11] two is relatively small capacity inability to accommodate articulated buses
[2:38:15] and unknown capacity for electrification in the largest and is
[2:38:19] there for the Dixie said they proposed an industrial space
[2:38:23] is probably a suitable site in space or putting in
[2:38:27] a new transit maintenance starts was only to replace the
[2:38:30] clerk one which would allow for better economies of scale
[2:38:33] in terms operations would definitely allow articulated buses
[2:38:38] and if and you could easily plans for electrification from
[2:38:43] the start because of its location on Dixie between queen
[2:38:46] and steals queen we are very much working diligently on
[2:38:50] to get the Queen Street B. R. two done as
[2:38:52] soon as possible Instagram is also working towards that goal
[2:38:56] so having the bus terminal that can actually supply the
[2:38:59] articulated buses for those routes so close to it is
[2:39:03] my vantage from operational point of view
[2:39:06] there is a potential savings on non revenue hours because
[2:39:10] it does actually take time to drive buses from this
[2:39:14] site at a secure and transparent down to steals ...
[2:39:20] a number of places have co located ... past the
[2:39:22] Saudis and housing in September with electrification the buses will
[2:39:27] also be
[2:39:29] much more quiet and more compatible with that ... potentially
[2:39:33] using that industrial the proposed industrial space for a maintenance
[2:39:38] and storage facility is a similar you some point around
[2:39:42] and as represents the potential opportunity for both the city
[2:39:46] and Rogers to mutually when on this separate Ms that
[2:39:49] I'll
[2:39:51] unlike the highway fifty cents because it's in the urban
[2:39:54] core and the city would need would not need anywhere
[2:39:57] near as much parking because it already has decent transit
[2:40:02] service to anticipate moving to twenty four seven service this
[2:40:06] would late Mississaugas previously done with twenty four seven service
[2:40:11] for twenty four hours service and don't region has also
[2:40:14] moved towards is has implemented a twenty four seven service
[2:40:19] mmhm
[2:40:21] this kind of site would actually be very good for
[2:40:23] supplying those vehicles are thank you that's my delegation
[2:40:28] okay we will now go to questions of the
[2:40:32] delegations and first off we have ... councillor the Sunday
[2:40:37] thank you Mr Mayor just before review we begin those
[2:40:39] just to remind council that we also have the added
[2:40:41] briefing note from staff that's identified as ten point four
[2:40:44] point one that was added to the agenda Rebecca that's
[2:40:47] economic development regional so there's a question for a clear
[2:40:50] Burnett and her team ... feel free to ask that
[2:40:52] as well
[2:40:54] 
[2:40:56] councillor Sunday
[2:40:58] thank you very much this matter are first of all
[2:41:00] wanna thank ... Rogers and John Mallory for coming here
[2:41:03] today with this ... incredible opportunity for the city of
[2:41:06] Brampton I wanna thank ... the delegations ... who spoke
[2:41:10] ... in favor of this proposal and ... thank you
[2:41:15] for your continued support and ... valid suggestions ... for
[2:41:21] all of us ... I'm not going to spend too
[2:41:24] much time right now ... speaking to this I would
[2:41:27] much rather give the opportunity for our economic development team
[2:41:33] and director clear Barnett's ... to speak to us about
[2:41:38] ... the economic
[2:41:40] implications of this proposal for the city of Brampton and
[2:41:45] provide us with ... ... ruble
[2:41:49] ... direction up the a briefing note that we all
[2:41:52] received late yesterday from them so that's it on to
[2:41:58] you through you chair to clear
[2:42:03] councillor and thank you for the question and the opportunity
[2:42:06] to speak about this investment or potential investment the economic
[2:42:10] development office in Fuzi artistically supports and recommends this relocation
[2:42:16] to downtown Brampton it really demonstrates a significant investment from
[2:42:21] an economic development perspective to downtown and also an incredible
[2:42:25] impact for innovation district
[2:42:28] through this development Brampton would retain a critical employer in
[2:42:33] our tech sector one of the largest employers and our
[2:42:36] tech sector as you heard from the delegation they are
[2:42:40] employing thousands of people around three thousand people in their
[2:42:44] Brampton facility currently we know many of those are residents
[2:42:48] of Brampton
[2:42:49] and so this ... development would help maintain and retain
[2:42:53] retain many of those high paying tech jobs in our
[2:42:57] city
[2:42:59] Rogers would also become the anchor business in our innovation
[2:43:02] district which is really critical for the next stage of
[2:43:06] the development of our innovation district we have been looking
[2:43:11] internationally to try and recruit ... an ad tech company
[2:43:15] to become an B. R. anchor tenant having Rogers a
[2:43:19] Canadian company B. R. tenant just makes it even more
[2:43:22] impossible for us
[2:43:24] the new Rogers presence downtown would also attract employees and
[2:43:28] talent from outside Brampton ... and really solidify our place
[2:43:33] within Canada's innovation corner and I think John Mel B.
[2:43:36] also mentioned the incredible location branch in being right in
[2:43:40] the center of the innovation quarter Canada's innovation corner this
[2:43:44] really really illustrates the importance of that geographic position and
[2:43:48] orientation district
[2:43:51] in economic development we measure the impact of an investment
[2:43:54] through jobs created jobs retained and the company's capital expenditure
[2:43:59] and by all of those traditional measurements this is an
[2:44:02] incredibly impactful investments I will say that also in economics
[2:44:07] about we don't count as an investment win intelligible is
[2:44:11] finalized signed and announced it as the downtown site really
[2:44:15] is the only one in our city being considered at
[2:44:17] this time I hope that we do show our support
[2:44:20] for the plans and certainly from an economic development perspective
[2:44:24] we enthusiastically support the plans thank you very much
[2:44:29] thank you very much ... clear and I think I
[2:44:32] will now yield to ... remainder members of council who
[2:44:36] are on the speakers list and I'll reserve my comments
[2:44:39] for later thank
[2:44:41] okay thank you councillor something next up is ... councillor
[2:44:46] Dhillon
[2:44:51] six hours ago yes well thank you so much ...
[2:44:55] I just wanna just ...
[2:44:59] ... thank god ... a job coming in today and
[2:45:03] see what thank Rogers is well actually ...
[2:45:07] work at Rogers my brother worked out well I had
[2:45:10] two brothers who worked at what is that ...
[2:45:12] enter campuses well ... it way back in the order
[2:45:16] ... well that the leader of six point is when
[2:45:20] you guys moved in and ... my brother was there
[2:45:24] at the time ... seven metric early ...
[2:45:27] my department that I was working and we moved in
[2:45:30] from Scarborough ... two Brampton and I know a number
[2:45:34] of all employees who were from Scarborough ... will probably
[2:45:39] by ...
[2:45:41] the experience of some of the most so
[2:45:44] all star will be probably the most proud of their
[2:45:48] ... where they live well I've ever met but this
[2:45:51] one a majority of them the majority but ... a
[2:45:55] large number of them I move to Brampton and ...
[2:45:58] you know they have the a lot of good to
[2:46:00] say about the city ... which I guess the word
[2:46:04] to similar story and
[2:46:07] ... the Rogers campus was home well Sir granting campus
[2:46:10] was it was a great campus ... you know they
[2:46:14] they gave so many jobs to so many people in
[2:46:16] Branson and the ... just the economically was such a
[2:46:21] a bigger player also the City
[2:46:25] 
[2:46:26] so just charged a couple questions for you
[2:46:31] I guess it might be repeatable but hope they're you
[2:46:33] know they're not but ...
[2:46:36] you guys are asking for the M. zero four the
[2:46:39] actual Dixie location ... AA and
[2:46:44] you know what what discussions have you had in terms
[2:46:46] of getting the ... the lands in
[2:46:50] and ... in the downtown Brampton like what will surely
[2:46:54] in the residents of Brampton gets that you'll
[2:46:57] you know you're well
[2:46:59] you guys will receive these lands will problems
[2:47:04] thank you for the questions councillor done so in terms
[2:47:07] of the the the lands we have had very preliminary
[2:47:12] discussions with the Metrolinx certainly this part of Brampton ...
[2:47:17] we feel would be ... very very important ... in
[2:47:21] order for us to secure that that property so that's
[2:47:25] that that's the that's what part of the part of
[2:47:28] the resolution that we're asking for today that that Brampton
[2:47:31] support the provincial government ... would sell those ... the
[2:47:36] sell that property to us ... and I'm sorry can
[2:47:39] you repeat the question on the eighty two hundred sixty
[2:47:42] property
[2:47:43] so you've got to be Ms at all on the
[2:47:45] on the Dixie property is that correct yes that's correct
[2:47:49] yeah ... but if that would be Ms if the
[2:47:52] Ms at all was to be conditional on ... what
[2:47:57] the request from the Brampton the city in the Ms
[2:48:01] it'll be ...
[2:48:03] a conditional on that ... you know we get some
[2:48:06] certainty that ... the lands will be provided to you
[2:48:10] are you okay with that is that what you're is
[2:48:12] that what you're requesting as well
[2:48:14] yes I mean on the bottom line is Rogers wants
[2:48:17] to relocate our office downtown Brampton and stuff ... that's
[2:48:22] it it's it's a place that works for us ...
[2:48:25] it's a place that we believe will continue to be
[2:48:27] a great location to recruit ... ... technology employees and
[2:48:33] ... and on that basis ... that's why we want
[2:48:37] to invest well over a hundred millions of dollars in
[2:48:41] that in that location
[2:48:44] and I appreciate that and ... justice trying to speak
[2:48:47] with us much ... biases I can Rogers is a
[2:48:51] phenomenal ... organization ... you had a great time when
[2:48:57] I worked there again the family members their friends ...
[2:49:00] workers well and ...
[2:49:02] ... just the culture back to ... is ... within
[2:49:06] the Rogers itself ... I think there could be ...
[2:49:12] in addition to have this new building it in ...
[2:49:15] in downtown Brampton we've got to come to fruition and
[2:49:19] ... as you mentioned ... the times are changing a
[2:49:23] we have a a younger population that's ... ... extremely
[2:49:28] innovative and ... ... you know
[2:49:33] amazing ideas and ... I think you know everybody's in
[2:49:37] the innovation corridor I would be ...
[2:49:41] asset in addition and so quickly but I can definitely
[2:49:44] support this practice again ... do we just need a
[2:49:47] little bit more ...
[2:49:49] certainty and they're a little bit more ... medication from
[2:49:53] products so that this is gonna happen and ... but
[2:49:56] to really excited at the opportunity thank you
[2:50:00] thank you councillor Dhillon
[2:50:03] councillor Singh councillor Singh
[2:50:06] thank you thank you John for ... coming in to
[2:50:09] make your delegation thank you to all the delegations for
[2:50:12] providing your input ... it's an extremely exciting opportunity ...
[2:50:19] ... read through that and settled up look at some
[2:50:22] of the concept plan ... and ... you know it'll
[2:50:26] I think it'll have a huge impact for Brampton ...
[2:50:29] I just wanna
[2:50:31] yeah you know it's not for today but I just
[2:50:33] want to put it down for the minutes to flake
[2:50:35] ... for you for the future ... building on what
[2:50:38] Sylvia was saying I hope ... through this partnership in
[2:50:41] working together ... what we could to have Roger support
[2:50:45] it and I I hope ... advocate for some of
[2:50:49] our ... transportation projects because the benefit you as well
[2:50:52] and also we were talk about Queen Street B. R.
[2:50:55] T. L. R. T. ... you know hopefully if everything
[2:50:59] goes through ... hope that count of you as a
[2:51:02] partner to help advocate for those of you see it'll
[2:51:04] help your employees tremendously ... as well ... secondly as
[2:51:09] a guest I know they're just concept plans but I
[2:51:11] just wanted to also ... bring up the point that
[2:51:15] ... I saw the ... some of the high level
[2:51:17] of warehouse ... designs ... something that's been happening in
[2:51:21] my area it's the warehouses with some office space as
[2:51:24] well something to consider as well ... because ... warehouses
[2:51:28] tend to have a little bit lower the job of
[2:51:30] the with office space in there as well and ...
[2:51:33] it helps up those numbers and bring sort of a
[2:51:35] different type of job ... as well ... which we
[2:51:38] always appreciate with office space ... those are just some
[2:51:42] comments I want to make outside of that ... thank
[2:51:44] you for this proposal and ... look forward to supporting
[2:51:48] it thank you
[2:51:50] thank you councillor Singh yes certainly ... ... transportation was
[2:51:54] transferred up transportation projects ... Brampton BRT at the extension
[2:51:59] of the Hurontario LRT ... we see as very very
[2:52:03] important so you absolutely will have our support
[2:52:08] okay thank you
[2:52:10] okay next was council Bowman
[2:52:14] thank you through you Mr chair thanks very much for
[2:52:16] coming in John sounds like ... understanding proposal actually ...
[2:52:21] as a as a guy who was born and raised
[2:52:22] here Brampton I know how important it was when Rogers
[2:52:25] took over Nortel you know what
[2:52:29] a large piece of land that ... the city was
[2:52:31] really unsure about at that point but ... you made
[2:52:34] it very successful they are on
[2:52:37] I'm just wondering if anybody from planning can walk me
[2:52:41] through because you're playing for two Ms adults correct
[2:52:48] but rest yeah I just like planning to explain how
[2:52:53] how the city can agreed or names at all when
[2:52:57] when they don't own the land how does that how
[2:53:00] does that work and and how does that go through
[2:53:02] is there anyone from planning could explain that through the
[2:53:05] chair it Sir Richard we have ... we have on
[2:53:08] a person who's been really ... heading up the unsettled
[2:53:12] ... work to date on the line as well and
[2:53:15] you can speak to that but the key here is
[2:53:17] that
[2:53:19] the 2 ends of those are not
[2:53:22] jointly
[2:53:24] like coach went together thirst their separate land use applications
[2:53:28] ...
[2:53:30] yeah Allen can certainly speak to speak to the
[2:53:37] through the chair in response to the question councillor Bowman
[2:53:41] that alone persons here so it would work with respect
[2:53:44] to the zoning matters and and rezoning applications that's us
[2:53:47] city stuff typically to receive that many of that we
[2:53:51] we walk through and similarly here with that with Ms
[2:53:54] that ... requests no there is a there there isn't
[2:53:58] actually a a need for the the particular owner of
[2:54:01] the property to be the other the instigator of the
[2:54:06] any rezoning application your through to us through through the
[2:54:08] city and and likewise in the end zone over cost
[2:54:13] so in this case here with the downtown property in
[2:54:15] particular that were speaking to yeah we we understand that
[2:54:18] yes Metrolinx is sticker or of the property no there
[2:54:21] are arrangements that are being worked on now to ...
[2:54:24] towards a sale ... stucco the lands really this is
[2:54:28] what what is being walked towards but ... notwithstanding the
[2:54:32] fact that of Metrolinx themselves happens put forward a and
[2:54:36] I'm sort of a request that is not the audit
[2:54:39] that's not a necessity okay I have been hands in
[2:54:43] advance of the minister himself working towards ... and Ms
[2:54:47] auto a lot of really for for the site really
[2:54:50] nor would it be necessary for for council to we
[2:54:54] have a request your through to yourselves in other from
[2:54:58] from the current property owner in that respect either so
[2:55:01] just to speak to it at all a little further
[2:55:03] there are instances where ... the city of Brampton might
[2:55:07] very well want to see a lands rezoned ... for
[2:55:11] the common good of the city notwithstanding the fact that
[2:55:14] the ... Groner hasn't put forth request and so they're
[2:55:18] throughout the process to be had there and we can
[2:55:21] embark upon that and we have in the past but
[2:55:24] topic here with this Ms ... request a really coming
[2:55:27] forward Rogers knowing that to a land deal has to
[2:55:32] occur there's nothing that certainly with us from a from
[2:55:37] a
[2:55:37] the post a staff report that necessitates having that request
[2:55:41] be with us from the current land or
[2:55:44] with a clear spice things for you councillor Bowman and
[2:55:48] the rest council
[2:55:50] yeah
[2:55:51] and I just to follow up on that so
[2:55:56] what are the what are the risks in presenting the
[2:56:00] Ms that all without Metrolinx which is the land owner
[2:56:06] agreeing to change the zoning of their property are are
[2:56:12] are we running follow of any planning guidelines or
[2:56:18] I just don't understand it I know councillor Medeiros and
[2:56:22] cancer Fortini are the the planning guys here but I
[2:56:25] just don't under I still don't get how
[2:56:29] somebody can apply for a rezoning of someone else's land
[2:56:36] is this open for I don't
[2:56:38] you know in any case is open for Metrolinx at
[2:56:42] some point to say no we don't want to rezone
[2:56:45] the land is like what are we setting ourselves up
[2:56:47] for here through the chair it's and Richard about ninety
[2:56:50] and we've also got Bob jerking on the line the
[2:56:52] city is undertaking a comprehensive zoning bylaw update which really
[2:56:57] means that the city is working ... ... changing land
[2:57:01] use ... ... ... missions throughout the city so not
[2:57:06] necessarily having to have the specific land owner
[2:57:09] be part of the day they'll be part of the
[2:57:11] process in the sense of the to the open public
[2:57:13] process but
[2:57:15] the city is going for with the comprehensive zoning bylaw
[2:57:18] update on end and that's that's
[2:57:22] but certainly
[2:57:23] you know that's certainly what ... what the city is
[2:57:26] up to and then and then I think maybe Bob
[2:57:29] you can perhaps speak to how that approached us and
[2:57:33] yeah it the commissioner for if I could be helpful
[2:57:36] here I I did get a call from Phil Verster
[2:57:38] Metrolinx to express his support ... for this ... project
[2:57:43] with with Rogers ... ... if that's ... helpful cancer
[2:57:47] Bowman
[2:57:49] that's problems tomorrow they can write a letter of support
[2:57:52] for this and does well
[2:57:55] ... I believe they're doing that to the minister's office
[2:57:57] ... to be supportive of this opportunity with Rogers because
[2:58:00] it's within their interest of ... of what a what
[2:58:05] they like to see on their lands ... in so
[2:58:08] maybe we could ... ask for a copy of ...
[2:58:12] whatever correspondence they have sent the minister's office
[2:58:16] yeah I would appreciate that because I just wanna make
[2:58:18] sure all our ducks are in a line here because
[2:58:20] again we're we're going ahead with the numbers at all
[2:58:23] we're not having any public consultations on this ... and
[2:58:27] and you know they're there I I eat I just
[2:58:30] want to avoid the backlash that that could be had
[2:58:35] when things like this happen there's no question I want
[2:58:38] Roger downtown no question at all ... but I don't
[2:58:42] wanna have to jump through any hoops and and go
[2:58:45] through all sorts of extra steps that we didn't anticipate
[2:58:49] before we said yes to these ... settles so I
[2:58:51] I hope that's understood
[2:58:54] Mr Mayor perhaps I can just your of elaborate on
[2:58:56] what it mentioned before just to help respond to cancer
[2:59:00] Bowman here of further to what is mentioned before cancer
[2:59:03] Bowman the minister and really through all staff's conversations with
[2:59:07] the staff from the minister's office we understand that they
[2:59:11] work staff in the M. M. H. mistreatment this call
[2:59:15] person housing they they work very closely with the other
[2:59:18] ministry groups obviously and we come to understand the current
[2:59:22] level of detail as relates to the issues that the
[2:59:25] other ministries are putting forward so here with respect to
[2:59:28] the Metrolinx and having an understanding from them ... the
[2:59:32] local to support such a week we understand that yes
[2:59:34] that we're gonna be following up in a very detailed
[2:59:37] way up towards the receiving all of the comments and
[2:59:41] really that
[2:59:42] the minister of municipal affairs you would really want to
[2:59:44] have that inherent in advance of with him pulling the
[2:59:48] trigger on an action and and the middle here on
[2:59:51] the site and the disapproval of about as well I
[2:59:55] wouldn't foresee any issues with your changing of the zoning
[3:00:00] on Metrolinx is site you know even if it was
[3:00:03] that they were intent on per perhaps retaining this site
[3:00:07] for purposes but as owning change wouldn't hamper their ability
[3:00:11] to develop on that site you know given there are
[3:00:14] other with the crown status and some of the zoning
[3:00:17] changes on their sites doesn't
[3:00:20] it's hindered their ability to develop as the C. fits
[3:00:24] on on the property as well
[3:00:26] thank you
[3:00:27] okay thanks very much looking forward to it
[3:00:30] okay next up is councillor Dhillon
[3:00:39] it's just a neighbor
[3:00:42] okay councillor Willhans
[3:00:46] thank you through you Mayor constable actually asked the most
[3:00:49] questions I just wanna thank John for coming into a
[3:00:53] new standard Jody parks who worked with US left and
[3:00:56] actually it's kind of ironic she's gone to battling says
[3:00:59] there's just change your condition strategic engagement so I guess
[3:01:04] it's kind of a win win for Brampton so I'm
[3:01:06] Jody in the area we're having lunch is coming to
[3:01:08] our town council thanks very much for coming in
[3:01:12] thank you counsel thank you ours are my
[3:01:17] 
[3:01:18] how many question ... now that we've exhausted the list
[3:01:22] I just want to see thank you ... this is
[3:01:25] incredible news for our city it's not every day that
[3:01:27] you have a hundred million dollar investment in your downtown
[3:01:32] and everything economic development is talking to this talked about
[3:01:35] over the last two years is creating a space for
[3:01:38] high tech jobs the future in our downtown this is
[3:01:42] one of Canada's largest most successful tech companies ... these
[3:01:47] thousands of employees are gonna need local restaurants and shops
[3:01:52] nearby it's gonna have a spin off across the downtown
[3:01:56] so I can't understate ... how significant this is it's
[3:02:01] transformative for downtown it's ... we've got a tough going
[3:02:05] to downtown Indy and we're working on a number of
[3:02:08] key projects that are going to change the face of
[3:02:10] our downtown will this project itself
[3:02:14] is is going to have a huge a huge benefit
[3:02:18] and I know there's excitement in in our downtowns I
[3:02:21] want to say thank you ... to to to to
[3:02:25] John ... it'll only a question I'd have for you
[3:02:29] today
[3:02:31] is on
[3:02:33] how would you see Roger is working with other potential
[3:02:37] synergies in our ... in our community in the downtown
[3:02:42] no knowing some of the projects that are ongoing for
[3:02:44] example I know Mohammed lashed me at Ryerson is looking
[3:02:48] at a med school potentially the downtown ... we've got
[3:02:52] a significant activity ... in our start up a hub
[3:02:57] ... in in the downtown ... how how was Rogers
[3:03:01] historically ... interrelated and and worked with with other like
[3:03:06] minded ... projects and and it will be opportunities for
[3:03:11] that type of a collaboration with with with Rogers
[3:03:16] yeah well certainly I mean that's part of the attraction
[3:03:19] for downtown Brampton some of the work that has already
[3:03:22] been done the with your innovation district ... in terms
[3:03:28] of Ryerson ... there were school of management is named
[3:03:32] after our founder and Rogers has a close relationship with
[3:03:36] ... with Ryerson so ... we see this is sort
[3:03:42] of bring a center of gravity which will attract more
[3:03:45] and more innovation companies to come to downtown Brampton ...
[3:03:49] we think it'll be ... ... very vibrant place for
[3:03:54] our work place an arm up for our for our
[3:03:56] employees ... and we look forward to collaborating with ...
[3:04:02] Ryerson and with ... with the city of Brampton and
[3:04:07] any new ... and a new company that would choose
[3:04:11] to locate in in downtown correct
[3:04:16] well John that is music to my ears those words
[3:04:18] that are gonna stick with me a center of gravity
[3:04:21] that will bring other investment ... we're talking about one
[3:04:25] of Canada's iconic companies saying that they see our downtown
[3:04:29] as a potential center of gravity to bring more investment
[3:04:32] ... that they can help be a catalyst for so
[3:04:36] as I said in this is ... incredible news thank
[3:04:40] you for your friendship to the city of Brampton your
[3:04:43] commitment to the city of Brampton and this is ...
[3:04:46] ... very special day for our community ...
[3:04:51] there's one more question and then we can receive the
[3:04:53] delegations and go to the motion councillor Santos
[3:04:57] thank you so much and through you Mr Mayor ...
[3:05:00] thank you John for coming in today and for again
[3:05:03] this exciting news I obviously share the excitement and sentiments
[3:05:07] from colleagues and expects from me around just now ...
[3:05:11] you know folks from downtown Brampton the businesses my phone
[3:05:15] is going to be in because everyone is is incredibly
[3:05:18] excited and supportive so thank you for taking the time
[3:05:22] and I look forward to seeing this happen in our
[3:05:24] downtown core as one of the local councillors ... that
[3:05:28] that Rogers is that considered to be located at thank
[3:05:31] you
[3:05:33] thank you councillor Santos much appreciated okay ... soul motion
[3:05:37] to receive the delegations ... ... moved by councillor Santos
[3:05:42] seconded by council Madero's anyone ... opposed to receive the
[3:05:45] delegations hearing none the delegations are receiving hours moved to
[3:05:52] the so Mr Mayor the next vote would be on
[3:05:55] receiving the correspondence fourteen point three and fourteen okay moved
[3:05:58] by councillor ... Sante second by council Bowman to receive
[3:06:02] the correspondence
[3:06:09] so all downtown councillors are
[3:06:12] referenced in the movers and second is
[3:06:16] anyone opposed receiving the correspondence
[3:06:21] sorry councillor Santos
[3:06:24] ... may I suggest ... Mayor Brown that now would
[3:06:26] be a good opportunity for us to bring forward a
[3:06:29] motion that I believe staff have worked on
[3:06:32] and considered as part of the correspondence
[3:06:35] through you Mr Mayor ... yes it's it's appropriate actually
[3:06:38] suggest first we finish the vote on the receiving the
[3:06:40] correspondence and then we also have a motion to receive
[3:06:43] the briefing of ten point four point one then move
[3:06:45] to the motion introduction thank you Peter so anyone opposed
[3:06:48] to ... receiving the correspondence Kerry none the correspondence is
[3:06:53] received now we need a similar motion for the staff
[3:06:58] report
[3:06:59] but if you don't
[3:07:04] okay received the briefing note from economic development moved by
[3:07:07] council Passante secular cancer Dillon
[3:07:13] in the proposed receiving the briefing note
[3:07:17] hearing none the motion carries now this takes us to
[3:07:20] the main
[3:07:22] ... at zero our motion and I'm gonna suggest for
[3:07:25] this given the significance of it that we have on
[3:07:29] the I'd be happy to move it in the fall
[3:07:30] of council could seconded
[3:07:37] and get the car pull up that motion
[3:07:40] this will bring on the screen momentarily
[3:07:44] is a rather lengthy motion
[3:07:54] Charlotte I believe it is with ... seven point two
[3:07:58] seven point four
[3:08:03] there we go to scroll down a bit
[3:08:07] ... there we go that's the start of the motion
[3:08:09] ...
[3:08:11] so this motion I understand could prepared by ... planning
[3:08:14] staff and
[3:08:16] it's moved by the mayor seconded by all members of
[3:08:18] council it is as I said I like the motion
[3:08:21] ...
[3:08:22] I don't know if if if it needs to be
[3:08:24] read into the record of any members request that I
[3:08:26] believe it's been emailed to all members of council in
[3:08:28] this on our updated Jan it's not on the updated
[3:08:31] Jan okay because I have been used
[3:08:38] maybe just crawl slowly serve one of a chance to
[3:08:40] read it
[3:09:57] okay
[3:09:59] has just recorded vote on this
[3:10:03] members of council recorded votes been requested on the motion
[3:10:06] as shown on the screen all in favor please indicate
[3:10:08] councillor Dylan
[3:10:10] in favor
[3:10:12] councillor Singh
[3:10:13] they were councillor Fortini
[3:10:17] councillor Williams
[3:10:19] yes in favor councillor Medeiros
[3:10:22] yes councillor Bowman
[3:10:25] yeah
[3:10:26] councillor Palleschi
[3:10:29] councillor Willhans
[3:10:32] councillor Sunday paper councillor Santos
[3:10:40] in favor Mayor Brown
[3:10:43] in favor through the obstacle that motion carries unanimously eleven
[3:10:47] to zero
[3:10:48] okay thank you I canceled thank you too ... John
[3:10:52] from Rogers and ... all the other ... presenters this
[3:10:56] now takes us to government relations matters item eight point
[3:10:59] one
[3:11:00] Blaine Lucas offices CO as a presentation
[3:11:08] thank you Mayor Brown the government relations matters a presentation
[3:11:12] ... provide an operational awareness the council of regional of
[3:11:16] provincial and federal government for the development of the record
[3:11:19] for last week
[3:11:21] we can move forward now under the deferred by
[3:11:25] for example ... that means more and ... the committee
[3:11:29] rebuilt committee will be scheduled for the first week of
[3:11:32] February
[3:11:33] the public thirteen and reviewed the retail in Canada and
[3:11:36] it identified items of interest ... that we would ever
[3:11:39] council today but we could move forward please on the
[3:11:42] next play
[3:11:45] we'll be
[3:11:47] and the purpose and item at ten point one on
[3:11:50] the regional down that if the report and presentation before
[3:11:53] regional council to accept the port and further study ...
[3:11:58] setting up potential vacant contact for the region appeal
[3:12:02] I'm the planner at birth at the city have been
[3:12:04] done ... indicated that ... the roof to early at
[3:12:08] the time to include whether or vacant home tax would
[3:12:11] be of benefit to them on a city staff report
[3:12:14] for the study at the time to identify potential outcomes
[3:12:18] he didn't wish to move forward with the implementation
[3:12:21] I would note that if the reading off but I
[3:12:23] think my attacks at the require provincial approval prior experience
[3:12:27] ... implementation
[3:12:29] we can more importantly on the next one
[3:12:36] ... locally to bring to your attention ... rebuild an
[3:12:39] item sixteen point one ... it the the capital regional
[3:12:43] council retrieving an update on the highway for thirteen for
[3:12:46] the impact of the protests in respective mission into the
[3:12:50] and ... empfiehlt complication Copa
[3:12:54] the staff have engaged ... with the MTO in late
[3:12:56] twenty twenty one to provide local commentary and documentation of
[3:12:59] the think it's faithful Brampton
[3:13:02] and that will continue to follow ... Calhoun correct and
[3:13:05] really related to the four thirteen thirty five away
[3:13:09] we can move forward athletes on the line by
[3:13:16] apple are where the provincial government rethink dated the COVID
[3:13:19] nineteen or thirteen people begin to the affected January thirty
[3:13:23] first as part of a roof that plan with respect
[3:13:26] contain a gradual lifting of vehicles will gather on January
[3:13:30] thirty first and March fourteenth next objective stable and improving
[3:13:34] health indicated
[3:13:36] we can move forward on the next slide please
[3:13:42] 
[3:13:45] for example the Mayor Brown will be speaking at the
[3:13:48] front Danny committee on finance and economic affairs later this
[3:13:51] afternoon
[3:13:53] the patient will focus on two primary themes of the
[3:13:56] province's economic statement ... transit and health care
[3:14:00] it keeps ... being is that the transfer the next
[3:14:03] up but to play real transit but rapid transit and
[3:14:07] the electrification of the third transit facility
[3:14:12] we could move on to the next slide please
[3:14:14] and
[3:14:15] I continue to be presented will be Brampton healthcare sector
[3:14:18] and project that will improve local healthcare system locally ...
[3:14:22] regeneration do you think the clear the approval implementation of
[3:14:26] ... ... Burton university of Brampton's school of medicine no
[3:14:31] more of a few banks and building ... planning for
[3:14:35] the third both of a couple in approval for the
[3:14:38] proposed camp ... cancer center
[3:14:41] we could move forward now on to the next
[3:14:46] in addition to the ... the document presentation obtaining committee
[3:14:49] the public fifteen continue to work on the city formal
[3:14:52] pre budget submission to the problem
[3:14:55] Mr will be expensive and contain a list to keep
[3:14:58] ... projects ranging from infrastructure the community building and educational
[3:15:02] initiatives the commission due by February eleventh ... twenty twenty
[3:15:06] two and we're on track to ensure that the apple
[3:15:10] ready for me
[3:15:12] we can move towards the front of the next 5
[3:15:16] the next fifty five outlined other developments occurring at the
[3:15:19] provincial level for council to learn
[3:15:22] of these public to note the divisional funding announced by
[3:15:25] the provincial government during it Jose Clement last week that
[3:15:29] includes the municipality to modernize and accelerate growth of for
[3:15:33] managing and approving of the application
[3:15:37] the next slide please
[3:15:40] but also like to highlight in response to the committee
[3:15:43] of interest last week with the recent changes made to
[3:15:45] Ontario he lives in protest
[3:15:48] never component mainly parallel parking three point turn and roadside
[3:15:52] stop being Templar moved from the G. like G. life
[3:15:56] and protecting to allow for the province to address the
[3:15:59] backlog of ten as a result of COVID nineteen
[3:16:02] it's changes being
[3:16:04] the book of by the province of the remaining part
[3:16:07] of the G. to license protest will be in effect
[3:16:09] at least ... from March thirty first may be extended
[3:16:14] if enough of their
[3:16:16] it change with our provincial announcement ... late last year
[3:16:21] that required drive replacement ... driver's license with the license
[3:16:24] plate particularly ... be renewed by February twenty eight and
[3:16:28] the number of life and folders until December thirty first
[3:16:32] of the year
[3:16:34] I think yesterday the current the government announced the creation
[3:16:37] of a nearly ... entitled fields Craven care a new
[3:16:40] crown agency that would will promote market trade and job
[3:16:44] related training and curriculum standards
[3:16:49] we can report on the next slide please
[3:16:54] I would be under federal development of financing it at
[3:16:57] the federal and provincial levels met to discuss a range
[3:17:00] of items including taxation coordination in continued collaboration to combat
[3:17:05] COVID nineteen
[3:17:07] forty million dollars with the now for the federal government
[3:17:09] to further address misinformation about COVID nineteen and baxeen
[3:17:14] and also a of noted a memorandum of understanding with
[3:17:17] briefly fine with the national centre for truth and reconciliation
[3:17:21] outlining how and when Canada with characterful documents related to
[3:17:25] the residential school the timing for relief the document will
[3:17:29] be set by the national centre for truth and reconciliation
[3:17:33] ... although the federal government retains the question on January
[3:17:37] thirty first
[3:17:38] hello the is a quick run down because I got
[3:17:40] my really think presentation and I'm happy to take any
[3:17:43] questions ... couple may have
[3:17:46] okay thank you have a blade I don't see any
[3:17:49] ... questions so a motion to receive the presentation moved
[3:17:54] by councilmember Sante and seconded by councillor Fortini anyone opposed
[3:17:58] to this motion hearing none the motion carries
[3:18:02] this takes us to COVID nineteen a murder C. report
[3:18:07] from the only update this week is that we are
[3:18:10] preparing for the re opening ... it is scheduled for
[3:18:14] January thirty first I'm told by ... our commissioner that
[3:18:18] our rec centers and everything will be ready to go
[3:18:20] on January thirty first it was been a tough month
[3:18:23] with the lockdown and I want to thank members of
[3:18:26] council who have all stepped up to help us showcase
[3:18:30] the wonderful outdoor amenities that we have in the city
[3:18:33] and distract from the help the share some great videos
[3:18:36] ... across ... the city on outdoor amenities and maybe
[3:18:40] folks didn't know about so it was ... and enter
[3:18:44] interesting exercise ... where
[3:18:47] we were ... going on the two position because the
[3:18:51] ... Park with cancer Fortini and Williams ... ... to
[3:18:54] bargaining with a counselor Palevsky Santos and the Sante ...
[3:19:00] I even took Theodoro for the first time to do
[3:19:03] tobogganing as ... a hill that ... cancer Palleschi I
[3:19:06] showed me a snow showing with councillor ... Bowman and
[3:19:10] ... Maduro's ... going to an ice skating rink with
[3:19:14] councillor Singh and councillor Willhans that tells me that we're
[3:19:18] gonna find the V. across country as ski spot still
[3:19:21] the promoter I know cancer Dillon is a look at
[3:19:23] it and ideas well so everyone has stepped up to
[3:19:26] help showcase outdoor amenities which are great for mental health
[3:19:29] and physical health ... I should also note we hit
[3:19:34] a milestone in peel region we're now and over ninety
[3:19:36] percent vaccinated over twelve and we're gonna keep on going
[3:19:40] but that's a number that much of the world would
[3:19:43] die ... envy ... and I should also add we're
[3:19:48] going to be watching more doses after dark number that
[3:19:52] all night session the doctor loaded ... last year well
[3:19:56] he's about to start another one it'll be an early
[3:19:58] ... February and I also want to think ...
[3:20:04] councillor thank members of council who have set an example
[3:20:07] I believe it's
[3:20:07] now official that everyone has declared their vaccination status and
[3:20:11] we have a council that is fully vaccinated and setting
[3:20:15] an example for the city that we believe in science
[3:20:18] and protecting our community so that's a quick COVID nineteen
[3:20:23] ... update I see there's a question from councillor Willhans
[3:20:30] yes
[3:20:32] Mr Mayor I'd stepped away and I didn't catch the
[3:20:34] end of lands presentation but I wanted to just reiterate
[3:20:37] the fact that this council didn't reconsider the motion I
[3:20:41] want to I'm wondering if staff can work with plain
[3:20:45] I work with them as well to send ... firm
[3:20:48] stance on the Boulevard through each ice back to the
[3:20:51] province has a little taken back by the media recess
[3:20:54] often brag meet us to carry on he and his
[3:20:57] stance on pushing the highway forward and not not entertain
[3:21:01] the thought of our ... Public Works what what that
[3:21:04] could be made like a letter sent from a public
[3:21:07] relations to the province the heart that our stance is
[3:21:10] still the Boulevard
[3:21:12] coming through thank you councillor Willhans ... let me see
[3:21:16] ... that I'd be happy to ... write a letter
[3:21:20] with the help of government relations to that effect ...
[3:21:22] she think we should give up on the Boulevard yet
[3:21:25] I had a conversation with problem it's a Korea ...
[3:21:29] I built that the letter I did that article in
[3:21:32] the guardian and he said those were old ... quotes
[3:21:35] that he hadn't spoken to the guardian in a in
[3:21:37] a month ... and ... that ... ... he would
[3:21:42] always help us a push a Brampton idea and he
[3:21:46] said ... he's not say never he just saying they're
[3:21:48] saying no right now ... in Seoul where we will
[3:21:51] continue to push and be relentless like we have another
[3:21:54] issues I continue to believe that the urban Boulevard is
[3:21:58] that the best approach and I would absolutely agree with
[3:22:02] your request to ... ... write a letter and aggressively
[3:22:06] pursue that
[3:22:09] I council
[3:22:12] thank you through you Mayor ... I'm not finished yet
[3:22:14] if you don't mind ... it's great single government relations
[3:22:18] but I'd like to have a staff of input staff
[3:22:20] from our planning for our planning process he did a
[3:22:24] lot of work this area I think there input should
[3:22:28] be great not just a letter coming to my public
[3:22:30] relations not for sure
[3:22:32] I think that so that would be as soon actually
[3:22:37] are you are you guys anything else council's
[3:22:43] thanks
[3:22:44] thanks for that suggestion I councillor Santos
[3:22:49] thank you and through you Mr Mayor it was that
[3:22:53] fun to bargaining down major oaks and that colliding with
[3:22:57] that my work counter dissenting the other day and certainly
[3:23:02] ... you know I think that we've all been doing
[3:23:04] a good job of promoting and pivot thing to outdoor
[3:23:08] activities in the winter in Brampton that being said that
[3:23:11] I just wanted to that extent thanks and appreciation to
[3:23:17] the parks and recreation team and staff at the city
[3:23:20] who continued to pave it and it just ... and
[3:23:24] create sat you know new innovative programs activities for residents
[3:23:28] ... on such short notice and they accommodated to ...
[3:23:33] you know it's seamless transition during really difficult times not
[3:23:36] just over the past month at the throughout the entire
[3:23:40] pandemics so big shout out on the team for your
[3:23:43] tremendous work thanks Mr Mayor
[3:23:47] thank you for a reason I'm I meant to say
[3:23:48] that councillor Santos the parks and rec staff and it
[3:23:51] had been phenomenal during this ... a lockdown and have
[3:23:55] really ... as helped us enhance ... outdoor amenities impossibilities
[3:24:00] I think I probably ... gave Meriah
[3:24:03] at gray hair a few times suggesting different ideas but
[3:24:07] ... I wanna thank them for their ... indulgence from
[3:24:10] everything from clearing trails in the midst of a snow
[3:24:13] storm to a trying to remove snow off soccer fields
[3:24:16] to ... new ... ice skating amenities they've been fantastic
[3:24:21] ... showed for parks and rec staff they are phenomenal
[3:24:24] ...
[3:24:25] thank you ... I don't see any other questions for
[3:24:28] our corporate update so motion moved by councillor Santos second
[3:24:31] by councillor Willhans to receive the COVID nineteen emergency report
[3:24:38] anyone opposed hearing none of the motion carries
[3:24:43] now I believe ... to the court everything is in
[3:24:47] consent until
[3:24:49] the next item is ten point three point one point
[3:24:51] three one yeah councillor Bowman
[3:24:55] thank you very much through you Mr Merrill try to
[3:24:57] be very brief on this ... thank you very much
[3:25:00] thank you for putting this together ... I just want
[3:25:03] to talk about some of the numbers on your for
[3:25:05] the critical attraction and these are only six months members
[3:25:08] right hello how long will it be before we get
[3:25:11] the final numbers for the year
[3:25:15] through the chair this is Stephanie Ortiz the atmospheric senior
[3:25:19] adviser to the compensation on behalf of yeah
[3:25:23] we expect the final numbers for twenty twenty one to
[3:25:26] be released within the next item bunkers
[3:25:29] and just to provide a preliminary update ... we do
[3:25:33] expect the total number of employees that have been approved
[3:25:37] business case to land around twenty or twenty one which
[3:25:40] is similar to the twenty eighteen nineteen and twenty twenty
[3:25:44] okay then that's that's where we sit right now right
[3:25:47] total incidents of twenty
[3:25:52] I see sixteen approved critical business cases so far correct
[3:25:56] correct
[3:25:57] okay in
[3:25:59] nine point one percent just through the first six months
[3:26:02] do you have an idea if that's gonna increase or
[3:26:06] not or critical traction number of employees in the next
[3:26:09] six months
[3:26:10] ... the chair ... I believe there was only one
[3:26:13] additional critical attraction
[3:26:16] for the second half of the year
[3:26:19] there was a lot of activity in the first six
[3:26:21] months did drop significantly ... in the last six months
[3:26:25] to a year
[3:26:26] okay this was so that'll put us up around ten
[3:26:29] percent of all the eligible employees received a critical attraction
[3:26:35] ... I don't want to call a bonus but appear
[3:26:40] through the chair it gets completed as the number of
[3:26:44] employees who were hired about midpoint
[3:26:47] new hires in that
[3:26:49] so eight it will increase ... that number slightly but
[3:26:53] it shouldn't be a significant increase I I believe it'll
[3:26:56] still be below are closer to nine percent
[3:26:59] okay ... does this is this just money it's not
[3:27:04] benefits it's it's just whatever Hey
[3:27:10] okay so the number that struck me in the reason
[3:27:14] I wanted to hold this was that the city is
[3:27:16] on track to exceed the average they've had for the
[3:27:19] past three years by about forty five percent and that's
[3:27:23] that's during the COVID years well is that
[3:27:26] at eight can you explain to me why we had
[3:27:29] that many ... that would put us such a such
[3:27:32] a far way ahead of the previous three years through
[3:27:36] the chair yes so based on just the activity from
[3:27:39] January to June we did have ... a higher than
[3:27:43] usual ... incidences for that six month period but that
[3:27:48] was definitely offsets in the last six months so that
[3:27:52] the total amount will be around twenty or twenty one
[3:27:54] for the full year and that's very much in line
[3:27:57] with the average from twenty eighteen to twenty twenty so
[3:28:01] since the inception of this program
[3:28:04] okay interest final question is do we do we have
[3:28:08] Saturday we keep stats on the number of critical attraction
[3:28:13] that we tried to keep and walks
[3:28:16] we we have been tracking the thought that ... something
[3:28:19] that we need to review our
[3:28:23] I think I don't have it right off the top
[3:28:25] of my head here by ten we we do monitor
[3:28:27] to see the effectiveness of those ads ... of you
[3:28:31] think that the people I talk to because
[3:28:34] okay I was just wondering if we had numbers of
[3:28:37] of people actually laughed because ... the the critical traction
[3:28:42] was not attractive enough for the
[3:28:45] so I guess we'll I guess we'll see those numbers
[3:28:47] another time okay thanks so much
[3:28:50] okay thank you councillor
[3:28:54] Bowman councillor the jurors
[3:29:00] thank you through you Mayor and and I will the
[3:29:02] one that says I think ... chargeable one touch on
[3:29:04] some of the points and we're gonna be getting a
[3:29:06] more complete information because I I I always have that
[3:29:10] in the issue around the critical traction aspect and ...
[3:29:14] again ... ... I got appropriate and stuff that you
[3:29:17] know what ... that that that idea that that it's
[3:29:21] very critical through positions ... maybe based on expertise or
[3:29:25] someone I just hopefully that we're not applying this term
[3:29:28] in a broad manner that it is a really skills
[3:29:31] specific and ... it's always relative on in terms of
[3:29:35] the view what's critical or not but ... it is
[3:29:39] concerning that there's been a ... an upward trend in
[3:29:43] the concern that the way ... let's say that ...
[3:29:48] ... these ... a promotion and additional salary increases are
[3:29:54] are given and I hope that they're not given in
[3:29:56] the like manner that there is scrutiny there is ...
[3:29:59] considerable discussion and there's trucks and balances us all like
[3:30:02] my council will not wait for a more fulsome report
[3:30:04] to come forward thank you
[3:30:09] okay thank you counsel here so ... I have a
[3:30:11] motion to receive his salary ministration policy similar into reporting
[3:30:15] moved by council Bowman second by council euros anyone opposed
[3:30:19] to this motion
[3:30:21] another motion carried
[3:30:23] now this takes us everything else is in consent all
[3:30:25] the way until
[3:30:33] for district council second thirteen point four and that's the
[3:30:38] only other item before we have in camera correct
[3:30:43] yes five referred matters and okay okay so ... I
[3:30:48] think we can do this item and then break for
[3:30:51] lunch and returned ... in in camera I don't want
[3:30:55] probably wondering ... what time we're going to take a
[3:30:57] lunch break so over to you councillor Santos
[3:31:05] thank you so much ... and through you ... Mr
[3:31:09] Clark ... I think I I just have some questions
[3:31:14] in regards to the warehouses property as a whole I
[3:31:17] know that during the budget discussion ... and in particularly
[3:31:23] with respect to the amended our budget ... to
[3:31:29] eight four D. at barn restoration out of reserve fund
[3:31:34] for there were other questions that were coming out of
[3:31:38] that discussion which I think are still unclear and I
[3:31:41] answered so I am I'm looking for more complete information
[3:31:46] regarding the property itself since it's located in ward one
[3:31:50] and since those discussions I've been and receiving questions from
[3:31:54] from residents but also non profit organizations ... seeking clarity
[3:31:59] and that I don't know for sure if staff were
[3:32:02] able to answer all these questions I think what I
[3:32:06] might be looking for is ... you know a more
[3:32:09] ... complete information report related just to the prepared house
[3:32:16] property as a whole I'm so for example just say
[3:32:20] you know questions to staff to do we know if
[3:32:23] the the entire property is designated just for heritage
[3:32:36] sure through to cancer Santos we need to have your
[3:32:40] key online Republican support and just took quite some information
[3:32:45] relating to the heritage planning matters on the site
[3:33:01] it's a three Mr it seems like Bob you perhaps
[3:33:03] isn't with us at this point in time notwithstanding because
[3:33:06] being noted in the participants walk one hundred if there
[3:33:09] if there is any stuff that's close to the the
[3:33:11] heritage matters here that's a second comments off on on
[3:33:14] the
[3:33:16] because they have I I do have some other questions
[3:33:18] but perhaps you could add that to the list ...
[3:33:21] for staff to get back to some clarity ... as
[3:33:24] well about how big the parcel of land is itself
[3:33:29] ... and whether or not only heritage buildings or structures
[3:33:34] can be put on that site ... and that and
[3:33:39] then my next question is just in general so we
[3:33:42] found out that the partnership agreement which ... I know
[3:33:47] that the city's enter negotiations right now which principle very
[3:33:50] house so I won't I will try my best not
[3:33:53] to you and talk about the negotiation but what was
[3:33:58] public was that the agreement ... has not been updated
[3:34:04] in about twenty years I just want I just want
[3:34:07] you to be to get clarification on that because there's
[3:34:10] back and forth this too when it was updated when
[3:34:13] it wasn't so
[3:34:14] when when was that last updated
[3:34:21] councillor Santos out through the chair it's a style ...
[3:34:24] to my knowledge the last terms of reference that was
[3:34:26] in front of council for approval and that we have
[3:34:29] been following is a two thousand and two terms of
[3:34:32] reference
[3:34:35] okay so for twenty years there wasn't an agreement that
[3:34:38] ... back to you the property again
[3:34:42] how many projects during those 20 years have happened
[3:34:50] like whether that's new buildings or I know there's a
[3:34:54] giggling the budget it said that there was a conceivable
[3:34:57] as well as the Pendergast log cabin ... are those
[3:35:01] the only two projects or were there other things that
[3:35:03] happened during the twenty years that that the partnership agreement
[3:35:07] was not updated
[3:35:21] yeah it means Barbara pardon me Sir it's very apologize
[3:35:24] council through the chair ... we we can we can
[3:35:28] provide a list two ... what's happened on the site
[3:35:32] over the last twenty years as it relates to city
[3:35:35] involvement don't have that available right now however we can
[3:35:39] provide that so ... if if that's fine with us
[3:35:43] we can send that information directly over to you
[3:35:47] yeah it if you can report that back to to
[3:35:49] council because I'd like to you know also get folks
[3:35:53] residents and and whomever we're asking these questions ... some
[3:35:58] clarity as well so you can add that to to
[3:36:02] the list of questions for clarification on this particular topic
[3:36:06] to come back to council when you have it I'm
[3:36:11] my other question is is the
[3:36:14] and this is not part of the negotiations for the
[3:36:17] updated agreement after twenty years but during the twenty years
[3:36:21] without that agreement do we know if if there were
[3:36:24] any financial audited statements that risks that are available are
[3:36:29] submitted because I checked the website I can't find any
[3:36:32] audited statements
[3:36:46] through the chair it's my parks again don't
[3:36:50] I honestly don't know that ... we have that information
[3:36:53] but ... let us look into that we can provide
[3:36:56] that information back to you okay thank you Mike and
[3:36:59] then I guess as we're talking about finances ... about
[3:37:05] about this property ...
[3:37:08] I'd like I know they were questioned about how how
[3:37:12] some of the projects were paid for and I know
[3:37:15] that the house burned it is currently budgeted ... for
[3:37:20] up to two million or sorry for up to one
[3:37:22] million dollars over the next two years ... and that's
[3:37:27] two capital reserve number four ... but is it do
[3:37:32] we know where the money came from for the other
[3:37:36] ... projects that were initiated on that property in the
[3:37:41] past thank you is there a specific line item that
[3:37:46] says standard has log cabin or gazebo how did we
[3:37:51] come up with the it just a little spending on
[3:37:54] those projects ... you know over the past few years
[3:38:08] hi again closer it's ... it's my park here I
[3:38:11] would I would defer that question to ... hopefully someone
[3:38:15] that might be on the call from finance that can
[3:38:17] maybe provide a high level response that
[3:38:26] okay I cannot censor
[3:38:32] yeah it's okay I mean they
[3:38:34] yep go head
[3:38:36] yeah through the chair council's ... mark marketers ... so
[3:38:40] the report projects approved ... throughout the years and I
[3:38:45] believe they were ... tax base funded so reserve for
[3:38:48] as well but through Mike's efforts in putting together a
[3:38:52] chronology of what's happened over the last twenty years we
[3:38:54] can identify the projects that supported that and the funding
[3:38:59] sources as part of that report by
[3:39:03] thank you and I think perhaps what would be ideal
[3:39:05] is also to take a look ... just so that
[3:39:09] for we have transparency and that you know ... Cleary
[3:39:15] ... with respect to what's been going on with this
[3:39:17] property because one point three million dollars according to the
[3:39:20] conversation in the budget has already been spent up to
[3:39:24] date on on the property to include those various projects
[3:39:28] that I had mentioned ... and and it would be
[3:39:32] great to get clarification on on you know
[3:39:37] how how those decisions came to be like if if
[3:39:41] all of these projects where the initiative of one organization
[3:39:47] that ... we don't even know if they submitted audited
[3:39:51] financial statements ... I'm also curious if we could find
[3:39:55] out how much revenue ... is generated from that particular
[3:40:01] property itself ... in addition to the other questions like
[3:40:05] whether or not it's only designated heritage to be on
[3:40:08] track ... yeah because I think they're they're just a
[3:40:12] lot of
[3:40:14] ... questions about the property and and and I appreciate
[3:40:19] that you know the majority of the of the vote
[3:40:23] was in favour to two painful or the at the
[3:40:28] barn reconstruction ... but I think that there are still
[3:40:33] some unclear answers related to what's been going on of
[3:40:38] the property as a whole especially you know concerning that
[3:40:42] for twenty years they haven't had an updated terms of
[3:40:45] reference or agreement so so in terms of transparency and
[3:40:49] accountability center I think I think we all went to
[3:40:53] the public ... some clarity and information on what how
[3:40:57] decisions have been made how many has been spent read
[3:41:00] these initiatives came from it's set for in the past
[3:41:03] I'm certainly getting it from residents in ward one and
[3:41:07] and some nonprofit organizing shoes quite frankly who have to
[3:41:11] go through a really vigorous pro status in order to
[3:41:15] access funds like me we just went through an entire
[3:41:18] debate about public art for example and how underfunded it
[3:41:22] is ... and I know that through advanced Brampton find
[3:41:26] many these nonprofit organizations have to it's a requirement to
[3:41:29] submit audited statements ... and it's concerning that in this
[3:41:34] particular case we don't even have a report yet in
[3:41:38] terms of how that the million dollars is going to
[3:41:41] be spent ... and and we don't even have a
[3:41:44] an agreement ... and yet the million dollars is past
[3:41:49] so so I just have one answer questions and and
[3:41:51] if staff can please come back with with a more
[3:41:54] wholesome TransCanada port on the property itself that would be
[3:42:00] greatly appreciated thank you
[3:42:04] thank you councillor Santos next up is cancer Whillans
[3:42:13] cancel
[3:42:15] Madeiros before me considers you in this item
[3:42:22] I believe is the previous item
[3:42:25] well I have an after concert Santos
[3:42:30] councilman Joe so you item or the previous one
[3:42:36] thank you okay council Hollins
[3:42:40] ... since the report coming back I would like to
[3:42:43] see also that report from our building designed to
[3:42:46] when we came up with the numbers was it based
[3:42:48] on a putting a rec center I like the building
[3:42:51] today because I know one of the building code I
[3:42:53] just wanna get clarification if the bar is not being
[3:42:56] used for occupancy ... there's totally there's a totally different
[3:43:01] set of building codes that are used obviously you've got
[3:43:04] to make it safe but the whole inside of the
[3:43:06] barn was not to be used for events as suggested
[3:43:10] by ... I think some members of staff it was
[3:43:13] not to be used for people who actually go through
[3:43:15] it it's more of a viewing area for the artifacts
[3:43:17] that are
[3:43:20] ... and ... yeah I think that's the only concern
[3:43:23] I would like to have I'm glad it's coming back
[3:43:25] because I still clarifications as well and I believe that
[3:43:28] the Blair house
[3:43:33] a lot of early stalls portfolio around twenty sixteen twenty
[3:43:38] seventeen we started to go up when we moved case
[3:43:40] from our sculpture and I think it one under community
[3:43:44] services and I think at that time the only thing
[3:43:46] that we were funding when you were a stationary bike
[3:43:49] ... and things like that to the need and I
[3:43:52] think the budget was very high so as I'm concerned
[3:43:56] ... as far as I know it between the two
[3:43:58] they're they they put back into the into the potatoes
[3:44:02] but I'm you know I could be wrong about that
[3:44:04] there will be a report thank you
[3:44:14] 5 councillor Bowman
[3:44:18] thank you very much for you Mister chair of them
[3:44:20] we certainly seem to have a preoccupation with the open
[3:44:23] house but that's fine ... Kelly what if I can
[3:44:27] ask what's the yearly budget for a principal there helps
[3:44:35] I cancel Bowman through the chair ... there isn't an
[3:44:38] annual operating budget for the friends of Americans I believe
[3:44:42] there is a operating budgets for the facility itself
[3:44:47] I was details well you don't have those can you
[3:44:49] bring those back if you if you can next time
[3:44:54] through the check out so we can ensure that's included
[3:44:56] in the list of details here okay
[3:45:00] Kelly Wallace the gotcha one of the one of the
[3:45:02] major issues we faced over the past twenty years with
[3:45:05] the with us
[3:45:15] I thank all the moment through that the chair to
[3:45:18] my knowledge there hasn't been ... major issues faced with
[3:45:22] their friends of Robert house we've been operating through the
[3:45:25] terms of reference from two thousand and two and we
[3:45:29] have been recently attracted by council to update that within
[3:45:32] you memorandum of understanding an operating agreement for the property
[3:45:37] so I can't speak to any ... concerns directly okay
[3:45:41] in in the in on all in favor of the
[3:45:42] actual you know I've been working with them over the
[3:45:45] past number of years to try and get agreement hammered
[3:45:48] out as well so ... I did I just wondered
[3:45:51] because it just seems that this is such a critical
[3:45:53] issue that you know for a for twenty years we
[3:45:57] haven't had any major issues up with an agreement that's
[3:46:00] been in place since two thousand two so I just
[3:46:03] wanna make that clear and thanks thanks Kelly Mike Mike
[3:46:07] parks
[3:46:11] you still there like
[3:46:13] through the chair I am councillor thanks who owns the
[3:46:17] house
[3:46:22] great question ... all the city the city so the
[3:46:27] city assets so how do we done anything to alter
[3:46:31] any of our city facilities over the past twenty years
[3:46:35] in any other city facility that you can think of
[3:46:38] you know something wasn't replaced
[3:46:42] ... through the chair certainly counselor ... we do have
[3:46:45] a fairly robust ... maintenance ... plan for all our
[3:46:49] facilities
[3:46:50] okay so for example ... the gazebo at the warehouse
[3:46:55] which was which was mentioned previously ... if someone from
[3:46:59] city staff went and saw that it was unsafe would
[3:47:02] would that be deemed to have to be replaced
[3:47:06] through the chair yes okay
[3:47:09] no that's it that's all I wanted only to report
[3:47:11] comes back to Mike thanks thanks very much
[3:47:17] Mr Mayor okay thank you councillor Bowman that's up Wisconsin
[3:47:20] Fortini
[3:47:23] thank you Mr Mayor think killed Whillans arts of the
[3:47:26] best some of my questions we just want to plus
[3:47:28] one more when we purchased as part
[3:47:40] councillor Fortini through the chair it's Mike parks ... as
[3:47:43] I recall it wasn't a purchase it was actually donated
[3:47:47] to the the city by the friends of a warehouse
[3:47:51] so we support the sister virtual have it stored and
[3:47:55] taken
[3:47:58] through the chair yes we ... we have it stored
[3:48:01] at one of our yard facilities ...
[3:48:04] ... in the west end of the city of Santa
[3:48:07] would ... Park we are yes so we supported to
[3:48:11] get started keep it stored at all and we keep
[3:48:13] going back and forth on this part yeah anyway always
[3:48:17] for the report to come back so thank you so
[3:48:19] much
[3:48:22] okay
[3:48:25] councillor Santos wrote a comment and the council plus you
[3:48:28] call the question okay so there's no question because there's
[3:48:30] no motion right three three research there is no motion
[3:48:34] there's some request that they've made from individual members that
[3:48:36] I presume staff for ... taking down but there's been
[3:48:39] no motion introduced
[3:48:41] okay then I would like to that M. and I'm
[3:48:44] wondering if it is clear enough based on the debate
[3:48:46] and discussion in terms of what information we are all
[3:48:50] looking for so just back to you I guess that
[3:48:53] might parks as well as Marc Madeiros and Kelly who
[3:48:56] were response finding two different questions if I moved a
[3:49:00] motion that a report ... regarding the apple fared house
[3:49:06] property based on this discussion and questions from councillors today
[3:49:11] be brought forward back to council ... and I'm wondering
[3:49:16] if we could have that information ... within the next
[3:49:20] month perhaps ... if that's a possibility I put that
[3:49:24] out to you to Mike and Kelly as well as
[3:49:27] mark and and perhaps that the whole team if based
[3:49:31] on the discussion you have enough information to come back
[3:49:35] with that what council is looking for
[3:49:40] through the chair ... it's my party and and I'm
[3:49:44] not to speak on behalf of mark and Kelly ...
[3:49:47] but I think that that's doable ... I think ...
[3:49:50] getting that direction from here today ... to have a
[3:49:54] report brought back ... will be helpful and then ...
[3:49:59] the team can get together and work or no preparing
[3:50:02] that report and having it back to our committee Council
[3:50:08] okay perfect thank you so much stopping for that that
[3:50:12] motion and perhaps Alaska ... I don't know whoever wants
[3:50:15] to second it sounded like cancer Bowman and cancer Fortini
[3:50:19] work and cancer Williams were in favor of getting this
[3:50:22] report back
[3:50:24] I can second
[3:50:26] okay councillor thank you to my partner okay councillor Bowman
[3:50:33] thank you very much for a second time
[3:50:36] but you know I'm not gonna support this motion only
[3:50:39] because what are we comparing this to this is a
[3:50:43] city owned assets so when we bring back a report
[3:50:46] on how much it costs to to mow the grass
[3:50:50] or or to ... you know to replace a gazebo
[3:50:53] for example because that's been brought up what are we
[3:50:56] comparing that to are we comparing it to every other
[3:50:59] single park that we or or ... recreation center that
[3:51:03] we own as a city why are we overlooking the
[3:51:07] fact that this is a city owned assets and that
[3:51:10] this has to be regarded the same way every other
[3:51:13] city asset is regarded so I I'm not gonna support
[3:51:17] this these answers can come back to us or or
[3:51:21] individually or as a group but I'm not gonna support
[3:51:24] sending stop away to come back with another report on
[3:51:27] the city asset when we've got nothing to compare it
[3:51:29] to in terms of all our other city assets across
[3:51:33] the across the city thanks
[3:51:37] okay councillor Fortini
[3:51:41] okay if it kills a woman spoke for me thank
[3:51:43] you
[3:51:44] I was gonna say the same thing
[3:51:49] I cancel Santos and cancer Santos I I would say
[3:51:52] that I think staff person back they can get that
[3:51:54] information to you may not need to be in the
[3:51:56] form of a motion any councillor is eligible to ask
[3:52:00] questions and get that type of information ... on their
[3:52:03] on their okay
[3:52:05] okay thank you very much ... so so if if
[3:52:08] I can ask just as direction to staff and to
[3:52:10] bring forward at a report on the property please that
[3:52:14] would be greatly appreciated ... I guess if that's clear
[3:52:17] then there is no motion that's required thanks for that
[3:52:20] clarification Mister chair and look forward to receiving that information
[3:52:24] okay that takes us to our correspondence
[3:52:29] we've dealt with that with every restaurant Mayor sorry Mr
[3:52:33] Mayor I'm on the board yes just regarding
[3:52:36] so that there's been ... and I asked for a
[3:52:40] report I councillors press there and ... opposition to a
[3:52:45] report we haven't voted on it and a member can't
[3:52:48] just ask for a report back to council when there
[3:52:51] hasn't been a motion so the member can get all
[3:52:53] the information to them like you rightly said ... they
[3:52:56] can write the stock what do not report has been
[3:52:58] requested to council maybe the city clerk advised ... you
[3:53:03] know as far as I know there's no motion for
[3:53:05] report back to council
[3:53:08] the report back I can get that information directly from
[3:53:10] stop as the member asking for the report back and
[3:53:13] get that information from staff directly yes that's what I
[3:53:17] was saying is there any member of council can get
[3:53:19] that information on their own it does it does need
[3:53:22] to be in the form of a a motion requesting
[3:53:24] a report
[3:53:25] but just to be clear we're not asking for any
[3:53:27] report to come back to council no motions but no
[3:53:30] motion's been task before in the report correct individual councillors
[3:53:34] can get the information they need correct and all the
[3:53:38] clerk there for that
[3:53:40] through you Mr Mayor there is no motion placed ...
[3:53:43] there are things that are referred to as council information
[3:53:46] requested a member may make a comment that triggers a
[3:53:48] request and staff we provide that information directly back to
[3:53:50] the member of council if direction is being given direction
[3:53:54] needs to be given in the form of a motion
[3:53:56] my advice is and based on what I'm hearing is
[3:53:58] there's been no motion introduced at this time so it's
[3:54:00] just a request for information that would then ... would
[3:54:03] be and ... staff would act identified that information provided
[3:54:06] back to the councillors
[3:54:08] I see the CEO just wants to speak on this
[3:54:12] great thank you Mayor so staff is coming back with
[3:54:15] the information related to this item generally speaking ... has
[3:54:19] been referencing some questions with respect to any partnership agreement
[3:54:23] ... we've been hearing plenty of questions so our intention
[3:54:25] is to be clear in terms of managing expectations we
[3:54:27] do need to come back to council to report on
[3:54:30] this matter and our intentions to answer as many or
[3:54:33] all of the questions as possible within that so the
[3:54:36] council's fully formed within their decision making framework ... we
[3:54:39] don't need a a resolution of council ... for direction
[3:54:43] on a report that we would need a motion of
[3:54:46] council direction that mobilizes resources so we're satisfied our intention
[3:54:50] and on previous direction from council already is to in
[3:54:54] fact come back I just want to manage expectations of
[3:54:56] this group not to be surprised when there is an
[3:54:59] agenda item we're providing this information and and ... on
[3:55:02] to go to council partnership agreements including some of the
[3:55:05] ancillary questions that have been ask around it
[3:55:09] accounts Madeiros does that answer your question
[3:55:14] yep okay okay moving on to the close this ticket
[3:55:19] all the way to
[3:55:22] referred matters list
[3:55:24] are there
[3:55:26] are there any members of questions
[3:55:30] seeing none public question period there's a fifteen minute limit
[3:55:33] on questions and the public is entitled to ask any
[3:55:36] questions for decisions made today are there any questions
[3:55:40] through you Mr Mayor I do not see any questions
[3:55:42] for today's meeting agenda this takes us to bylaws ...
[3:55:46] to give effect to council decisions made at this meeting
[3:55:48] I have a motion moved by councillor Madeiros the second
[3:55:51] by council plus you to approve the bylaws is there
[3:55:53] anyone opposed to this motion the wiser vote will count
[3:55:55] in the affirmative this is for bylaws one twenty twenty
[3:55:58] two to twenty three twenty twenty two
[3:56:01] is there any objections
[3:56:04] hearing none the motion carries
[3:56:08] our next item of business is item nineteen closed session
[3:56:10] business I have a motion moved by councillor Willhans and
[3:56:13] seconded by councilor Williams to move into closed session to
[3:56:15] deal with the following items in the critical appointments through
[3:56:19] you Mr Mayor to members of council there six items
[3:56:21] for closed session ... item nine point six which is
[3:56:24] an open meeting exception under section two thirty nine to
[3:56:26] K. the Municipal Act the plan procedure criteria or instruction
[3:56:29] to be applied to any negotiations carried on or to
[3:56:31] be carried on by or on behalf of the municipality
[3:56:33] or local board item nineteen point seven open meeting exception
[3:56:37] under section two thirty nine to be an F. of
[3:56:39] the municipal act litigation or potential litigation including matters before
[3:56:42] administrative tribunals affecting the municipality or local board and advice
[3:56:46] of subjects with your client privilege including communications necessary for
[3:56:49] that purpose item nineteen point nine concession meeting exception under
[3:56:54] section two thirty nine to be in case of the
[3:56:57] municipal act personal matters but I don't viable individual including
[3:57:00] municipal or local board employees and a position plan procedure
[3:57:03] criteria or instruction to be applied to any negotiations carried
[3:57:06] on or to be carried on by or on behalf
[3:57:08] of the municipality or local board item nineteen point ten
[3:57:11] and if the meeting exception under section two thirty nine
[3:57:13] to be India of the municipal act personal matters but
[3:57:16] in identifiable individual including municipal or local board employees and
[3:57:20] labor relations aren't going to go stations skews me item
[3:57:24] nineteen point eleven open session meeting exception under section two
[3:57:27] thirty nine to K. of the municipal act position plan
[3:57:29] procedure criteria or instruction to be applied to any negotiations
[3:57:33] carried on or to be carried on by or on
[3:57:35] behalf of the municipality or local board and finally the
[3:57:37] added close session item nineteen point twelve ... an open
[3:57:41] meeting exception under section two thirty nine to P. and
[3:57:44] F. of the municipal act litigation potential litigation including matters
[3:57:47] before administrative tribunals affecting the municipality or local board and
[3:57:51] advice that is subject to solicitor client privilege including communications
[3:57:54] necessary for that purpose
[3:58:00] okay
[3:58:03] mmhm ... as a motion moved by counseling's Williams moved
[3:58:07] to close session anyone opposed hearing none the motion carries
[3:58:12] that would be a good time for a lunch break
[3:58:14] it is one twenty one so I'm gonna ask if
[3:58:18] we could have a half an hour break and return
[3:58:20] back at one fifty one close in close session
[3:58:28] recessed
[3:57:38] present
[3:57:40] and just looking through the list
[3:57:43] I see
[3:57:33] I see at the moment
[3:57:35] so we have 5 members present I see councillor Bowman
[3:57:40] okay
[3:57:46] transparently Norman
[3:57:49] I will for a public session in your company please
[3:57:51] close session business as a result of our close session
[3:57:54] today was report the following hi and to the first
[3:57:59] we dealt with the items
[3:58:01] through you Mr chair of I'll do a run through
[3:58:04] of the items we have a nineteen point six which
[3:58:07] was a position ... position plan procedure criteria or instruction
[3:58:11] to be applied to any negotiations carried on or to
[3:58:13] be carried on by or on behalf of the municipality
[3:58:15] or local board that matter was considering close session direction
[3:58:18] was the information was receiving direction was given item nineteen
[3:58:22] point seven litigation potential litigation including matters before administrative tribunals
[3:58:26] affecting the municipality or local board and advice of the
[3:58:28] subject solicitor client privilege including communications necessary for that purpose
[3:58:33] that matter was considered in close session information was received
[3:58:36] and direction was given
[3:58:39] item 19.9
[3:58:42] ... personal matter of an identifiable individual including municipal or
[3:58:46] local board employees and a position plan procedure criteria or
[3:58:49] instruction to be applied to any negotiations carried on or
[3:58:51] to be carried on by or on behalf of the
[3:58:53] municipality or local board
[3:58:55] for that matter was considered no direction was given item
[3:58:58] nineteen point ten a personal matter about nineteen viable individual
[3:59:01] income including municipal or local board employees and labor relations
[3:59:05] aren't going to go she Asians that matter was considered
[3:59:07] a no direction was given ... item nineteen eleven which
[3:59:11] is a position plan procedure criteria or instruction to be
[3:59:14] applied to any negotiations carried on or to be carried
[3:59:16] on by or on behalf of the municipality or local
[3:59:18] board that matter was not considered and closed session and
[3:59:22] finally nineteen point twelve ... which is litigation potential litigation
[3:59:26] this is the added item including matters before administrative tribunals
[3:59:30] affecting the municipality or local board and advice that is
[3:59:33] subject to solicitor client privilege including communications necessary for that
[3:59:36] purpose ... information was receiving closed session and direction was
[3:59:40] given okay our next item of business is I'm twenty
[3:59:43] the confirming bylaw I have a motion moved by a
[3:59:45] councillor Santos and seconded by councillor Singh to approve the
[3:59:49] current bylaw took from the proceedings and decisions from this
[3:59:51] meeting is anyone opposed to this motion otherwise your vote
[3:59:54] will count in the Fuhrman of
[3:59:57] hearing none there are no objections the motion carries our
[4:00:00] last item of business is item twenty one adjournment council's
[4:00:03] next scheduled to meet Wednesday February ninth twenty twenty to
[4:00:06] nine thirty AM and and then Mr Mayor sorry I
[4:00:09] just want to confirm I do have quorum present I
[4:00:11] don't know if I have it right now I see
[4:00:12] councillor I see yourself as a councillor Singh councillor Palleschi
[4:00:18] tell serviceontario
[4:00:21] councillor Santos
[4:00:24] councillor Bowman was the six member I don't see him
[4:00:26] present at the moment
[4:00:28] okay so we can't do German the ... week we
[4:00:31] cannot proceed until we we have quorum
[4:00:34] so all right item twenty one very dealt with all
[4:00:38] the way up until twenty one so if we don't
[4:00:41] turn does that make a difference
[4:00:43] ... no so the procedure bylaw we kick in which
[4:00:46] says that ... if we if we've lost corn we
[4:00:48] have thirty minutes to achieve quorum we don't achieve for
[4:00:51] like thirty minutes and then the meeting ends they're all
[4:00:54] the decisions up to that point are ... confirmed and
[4:00:57] in fact confirming bylaw ... carried as I understand this
[4:01:01] I understood we had a quorum present when that occurred
[4:01:04] and then anything that's not dealt with which there is
[4:01:06] no other business would carry over to the next meeting
[4:01:08] so theoretically if we don't achieve corpsman in ... thirty
[4:01:12] minutes then ... the meeting will turn on an adequate
[4:01:17] the solicitor automatically the
[4:01:22] the procedural rule should be to wait until we achieve
[4:01:24] quark as we should and the meeting properly but ...
[4:01:28] I don't know councillor Bowman has a
[4:01:31] connection issue
[4:03:00] ... ... be adjourned by virtue that there be no
[4:03:02] one there
[4:03:04] so I'm gonna ask all the members of council to
[4:03:05] sign off and that way we achieve adjournment
[4:03:12] it was no one yeah I would say for instance
[4:03:14] the form three stuff ... and then solution that's your
[4:03:18] decision I think I think man that's automatically change okay
[4:03:21] correction
[4:03:26] I believe we have to hang out for half okay
[4:03:28] you're right you're right this is the consent I forgot
[4:03:31] my guitar so I can't play for anyone sorry
[4:03:37] so
[4:03:46] all
[4:03:53] 
[4:04:08] I had 30 minutes starting at 407
[4:21:44] it's time repair
[4:21:48] I can support you know hi notice that our four
[4:21:50] oh seven so we have to wait to four thirty
[4:21:53] seven that's thirty minutes ... for thirty seven
[4:21:58] is the 0 starter
[4:22:02] yes
[4:22:04] I think the CEO could probably aren't Smith's all stop
[4:22:08] right stop don't have to stay on for the next
[4:22:10] ten minutes
[4:22:12] so for you Peter sorry
[4:28:53] form
[4:28:55] it's four oh seven it is four thirty five there's
[4:28:57] two minutes left and then at thirty minutes ... were
[4:29:01] automatically injured
[4:29:08] the for your own interests the next scheduled meeting is
[4:29:10] February ninth twenty twenty two at nine thirty AM and
[4:29:12] after that March second at nine thirty AM
[4:29:20] members of council just as we are ... it's it's
[4:29:23] likely that we will not achieve quorum within thirty minutes
[4:29:26] ... I'm just gonna note for the record the members
[4:29:28] that are present so we have Mayor Brown ... we
[4:29:31] have councillor Alessi
[4:29:36] we have
[4:29:38] Ken serviceontario
[4:29:42] councillor Santos
[4:29:45] and councillor Singh
[4:29:55] and that is based on their ... connection to the
[4:29:58] webex ... virtual meeting platform
[4:30:13] okay 437
[4:30:15] so the meeting is automatically Germany lost quorum at four
[4:30:18] oh seven after we but when we attempted to pass
[4:30:21] the German item twenty one
[4:30:25] okay thank you