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Good morning everyone and welcome to the April 25th regular meeting of council, Madam Clerk, if we can have a roll call, please.

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Thank you Mayor on the roll. Councillor Poupons.

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Here. Councillor Sharp, here. Councillor Spencer.

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Here. Councillor Walcott.

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Here. Councillor Wong.

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I'm here. Councillor Wynas.

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Councillor Corraw.

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I'm here.

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Councillor Schibou.

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Present.

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Councillor Chu.

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Here.

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Councillor Domingue.

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Here. Councillor Dolly Wall.

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Here.

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Councillor McLean.

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Here. Councillor Mean.

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Here. Councillor Panner.

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Here. And American conduct.

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I'm here. Thank you Mayor.

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Thank you.

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I'm going to turn it over to my colleague.

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Councillor Dolly Wall for the land acknowledgement today.

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Thank you Mayor.

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As we come together from around the city, I would like to acknowledge that Calvary is a place of confluence.

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The Calvary, where the Boe and Alburovers meet is a place of convergence, where the sharing of ideas and opportunities naturally come together.

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I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional territory of the Blackfoot,

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which includes the Cixica, the Piccani, the Canai, First Nations,

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the Ithica, Stony Nakoda, including Chinakiperspa, and Good Stony First Nations, and Stutina First Nations.

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The city of Calvary is also the traditional homeland of the historic Northwest Medi.

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And as home to Medi Nation of Alberta Region 3, we also acknowledge all indigenous urban Calvaryans who call this place their home.

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Thank you.

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Thank you very much, Councillor.

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And we have a couple of acknowledgments today.

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We are first acknowledging that National Day of Morning is observed each year on April 28th to remember those who lost their lives,

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or suffered an injury or illness due to their work.

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In 1991, the Parliament of Canada passed the Workers' Morning Day Act, making April 28th an official day of morning.

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Now observed internationally.

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The day of morning began here right here in Canada.

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The most recent statistics from the Association of the Workers' Compensation Boards of Canada,

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tells us that in 2021, 1,081 workplace fatalities were recorded in the country.

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1,099 were male workers and 72 were female workers.

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And among those, 18 were young workers between the ages of 15 to 24.

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As of December 6th of 2021, Alberta had the highest number of injury related fatalities in Canada at 85.

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With each worker tragedy, there are loved ones, family members, friends and co-workers who are directly affected, left behind and impacted.

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Their lives are changed forever.

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We also remember those workers who have lost their lives to COVID-19 and we comfort people that were affected by these losses.

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We encourage organizations, communities and individuals to hold or support an event or to simply observe a moment of silence at 11am on April 28th

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to remember those lost or who have been injured.

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And please, let's make sure that we are all striving for workplace safety.

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Every worker has the right to return home safe and sound at the end of each work day.

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Our second acknowledgement today recognizes that May 5th is Red Dress Day.

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It's the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

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In the Calgary area of this day is known as the National Day of Awareness of Missing Murdered and Exploded Indigenous People.

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It's been four years since the release of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls' final report and it's calls to justice.

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Yet, the violence and loss continues.

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On this day, we remember the Indigenous victims, survivors and families who have suffered this ongoing national tragedy.

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We must do everything we can to facilitate Indigenous and family-led solutions for healing and for justice.

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Recent histories marked by Indian residential schools, structural racial discrimination and resulting intergenerational trauma have led to our current crises of missing, murdered and exploited Indigenous women and girls.

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Because of the continuing effects of the Indian Act, Indigenous women face insecurities related to housing, health, employment and access to services both on and off the reserve, making them more vulnerable to violence.

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Indigenous women are at a greater risk of being assaulted by an intimate partner and are equally at risk of being assaulted by a stranger.

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This is a clear indication of the racist and sexist underpinnings of violence against Indigenous women.

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This year, Calyze, the United Nations Special Repertoire on the Rights of Indigenous People's Visited Canada.

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On his final day, he delivered remarks regarding what he had experienced.

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He noted that, and I quote,

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In spite of the reports of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples,

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Truth and Reconciliation Commission calls to action and missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls calls for justice.

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The number of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls continues to increase.

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It is imperative that Canada worked to implement the missing and murdered women and girls final reports calls to justice.

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We all must take action to address the systemic causes of violence and ensure that we increase the safety of Indigenous people.

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On the 5th of May, please take some time to commemorate missing, murdered and exploited Indigenous people and their families.

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And I would ask you now to take a moment with me to remember that this violence continues and we all must stand together to end all forms of violence against Indigenous women, girls and two spirit people and find justice.

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Please take a moment with me.

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Thank you very much, everyone.

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With that, we are moving into question period and I have three folks at the top of the list.

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It'll be Councilor Penner, followed by Councilor Wynis and then Councilor Mian.

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Councilor Peter, please go ahead.

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Well, good morning.

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As many of you know, we've started sweeping the streets and we are getting questions from citizens about how long it is taking.

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And so my question for administration is having launched the program on April 17.

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How's the program plan for this year?

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How does it compare to previous years with respect to budget duration of the program?

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And how do we manage for equipment and community growth?

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And how does that compare perhaps to other jurisdictions?

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Thank you for the question.

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Indeed, spring cleaning started April 17th.

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We expect the plan this year to be about nine weeks.

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That's pretty typical.

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It can range from 8 to 11 weeks over the past 10 years.

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That program is pretty popular with Calgaryens.

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We have about a 90% citizen satisfaction rate.

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We deliver that program with 10 million dollars of funding.

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And we do inventive things like making sure we sweep the streets during regular hours.

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So that when folks come home from work, they have their spot back.

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And that they don't have to get up to early in order for us to do the street sweeping.

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We also use the same equipment and workforce that we do for.

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So an ice control, pot-hole repair and construction.

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So they seamlessly flow between the different functions throughout the year.

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As far as benchmarking, when we compare to Edmonton, the city of Edmonton does about 1,500 kilometres per week.

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For Calgary, we're about at 1,830 kilometres per week.

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So quite a bit more productivity.

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And when we look at benchmarking over time, we do our street cleaning with 10 million dollars.

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That's 1 million less than in 2016, even with City Grove.

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So the team is really looking at innovations and how we provide the service and work hard to get it cleaned up.

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As soon as possible, so we can get into summer.

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Thank you very much.

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Thank you.

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So transit operators are working in a trauma-confair belt, where we ask them to go to work every day, where they are experiencing violence threats

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and second-hand smoke from drug use on our transit system.

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This is leading to short and long-term disability of our transit operators.

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Where we then just replace that person with another person to experience the same trauma that that

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operator had to go on long-term or short-term disability with.

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What are we doing to stop violence and trauma for our transit operators that they are experiencing

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and do the current bylaws and laws to stop smoking in and around transit and public spaces

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as well as businesses not apply to drug use?

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Thank you for the question.

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The safety of all of our staff is of utmost importance and even one of staff is off.

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We do more than just replace them for service.

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We have a lot of programs to help them with rehabilitation, but we can always do more.

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So we are aware across Canada that this is an issue.

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During the pandemic, we did some inventive things where we installed driver shields for operator

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in about a year's time at about $800 per shield, so quite a bit of innovation.

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But again, there's more to do and there's things happening on our system we're concerned with.

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So we are opening a dialogue with the local ETU union to have that discussion and also constantly interact

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with other employees to see what other things we can do.

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We're also connected to the Canadian Urban Transit Association across Canada to make sure we understand

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what other jurisdictions are doing to transfer best practices as well as discussions

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with both federal and provincial governments on this issue and trying to push the issue forward.

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But we continue to work on it and work with our security partners with additional resources

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from peace officers to police officers to make sure we're serving not just our staff but customers safely.

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Thank you very much.

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Thank you Mayor.

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Mr Morgan here, I'm a popular gentleman this morning, so Calgary is home to many dogs and dog lovers

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who want to be responsible for their pet and the planet.

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Despite citizen efforts to use compostable bags, many Calgaryens are confused.

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Just about advertising for pet waste bags that say words like green or biodegradable, but aren't actually

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compostable in the city system. And further to that, most city parks do not offer compost bins.

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What can the city do to help Calgaryen's make better composting decisions in our parks?

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Thank you for the question. Indeed, we've heard a lot from Calgaryens, and even from Councillors about

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this issue. So we have a pilot that we rolled out this year at two parks, Tom Campbell's Hill,

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and Queen's Park Village in Ward 4 and 9. To test out the bags that we get through that collection.

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So modified green bins are at those parks, and we're asking Calgaryens to use them so we can evaluate

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what bags we're getting and whether they can be composted. But that's not where it stops.

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We're also engaged with some partners being the youth central youth volunteer organization to

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head out to stores that sell bags and make sure we have tags on each of those bags to let Calgaryens know

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what's compostable and what's biodegradable to see if we can change that behavior and actually

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divert more of the pet waste from the green bins or from the black bins and into green bins

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and into the compost. So we'll be distributing those as well as the parks and basters will be out in

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the parks, a Roman and Calgaryens of which bags to use and how to make sure that we compost their waste.

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Thank you.

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Thank you very much. We will move on to confirmation of the agenda. Can I get a mover for the

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agenda please? Councilor Me in seconder? Councillor Petter. Thank you. Madam Clerk I will go to you

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because there's some changes on the agenda and let's clarify which item is coming in which order.

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Thank you. Thank you, Mayor. You're right. We do have a number of procedural amendments to today's

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agenda. We'll put those up on the screen for members of council in just one moment. The first item

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that is to be added to today's agenda are three individual items of urgent business. The first one

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being the city of Calgary 2022 annual financial report and that item is to be dealt with following

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item 12.2.3 meaning this will be after the closed session. The second item of urgent business is

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item 11.2 and that is the external auditor 2022 year end report and that item is to be dealt with

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following the annual financial report. The third item of urgent business to be added to today's

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agenda is item 11.3 and that will be joint planning area context study in terms of reference for Calgary

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Metropolitan Region Board. In addition to those items of urgent business, there's two more items to

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be set as time specific. The first one is item 9.3.8 and that is a notice of motion enhancing investment

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and mobility infrastructure through the seasonal operational savings and that item has been requested

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to be dealt with following the dinner recess. The next time specific item is item 9.3.9 and a notice of

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motion reinvest on street parking revenue for street services and that is to be dealt with following

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item 9.3.2. And then lastly, there is a request to update item 10.2.1 which is the Calgary Airport

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Authority Annual Presentation to be dealt with at 4 p.m. today as a time specific item. So those are

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all the changes to today's agenda and mayer if you would like it be happy to go over the procedures

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for the remaining items afterwards. Okay, and I will also clarify that item 12.2.2 and 12.2.3 will be the

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first items that we go to after we get through consent. That's correct. And we will be suspending

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procedure by law around breaks today to make sure that we can have breaks to the call of the

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chair as we have many items to get through and we have special guests at lunch. So that is something

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that we will do as we approach the break times. I also want to clarify that the urgent items of

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business that are being added. The two financial reports as well as the one report from intergovernmental

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affairs. Those are all time sensitive. I want to make a clarification that the items that are

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being brought by CFO male. They come at this time every year. What happens every year, though, is we

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have to call a special meeting of council because we miss that period of time between audit committee

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and the approvals having to be done. This year we are fortunate that we can do it as part of the council

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meeting. So that's why those are coming and there's appointments that must be made in relation to

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the governmental affairs and that is something that we were granted an extension on and we need to get

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through at this meeting. So that's the rationale. I see we have a question from councilor

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Puppence. The move the item version. It's been moved on seconded councilor Puppence.

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That was for the consent agenda. Does this second part added by Clarice need to be moved as well?

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This would be the agenda as amended. Is that correct, Madam Clark or do we need an amendment?

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Thank you, Mayor. We need an amendment for the agenda. Okay. So councilor Puppence will be moving

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us who would like to second it. Councilor Demong. Thank you very much. I don't see anybody

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wishing to debate. This, can I just do a voiceful, Madam Clark? Yes, please. Is there anyone

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opposed to the amendment? Seeing and hearing none, that is carried. Going back to the agenda as

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amended. We have a mover. We have a seconder. Madam Clark, do we need to do anything else on that?

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Just a vote on that item, please. All right, was vote. Is there anyone opposed to the agenda as amended?

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Seeing and hearing none, that is carried. We will go to confirmation of the minutes.

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Councilor Shibou. Yeah, I happy to report your worship that my eyes have improved enough that I'm

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able to read through things in detail and I saw no errors or missions and have to move

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all four sets unless somebody saw something I did. Thank you very much. I would like to second that.

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Councilor Shibou. Thank you very much. I'll just do a voice vote on the minutes. Is there anyone opposed to the

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minutes? Seeing and hearing none, those are carried which brings us to the consent agenda. Can I get a mover,

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please? Councilor Tallywell, seconded by Councillor Wong. Does anyone have anything on the consent agenda?

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Councillor. Councillor Shibou, are you on the consent agenda? Yeah, please go ahead. I believe my self

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and Councillor Claymore would like to pull the same item 7.4. 7.4? 7.4? Okay.

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Can I go to Councillor McLean? Yeah, I should vote just to pull that out. I was going to pull so.

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Good. Thank you. If I can ask, is it just to vote against or do you have questions?

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Just to vote against. Just to vote against? Okay, great. That'll make it easy.

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I will now go to Councillor Chu, please. Thank you, Councillor. The poll 7.9 to vote against. Thank you.

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Perfect. So that's just to vote against. So when those items come up after regular item,

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there's a section when they come up. These are just to be straight votes. There's no discussion on

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these. Thank you for clarifying that everyone. So on the consent agenda as amended. Madam clerk,

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can I just do a voice vote? Yes, please. All right. Is there anyone opposed to the consent agenda as amended?

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Seeing and hearing none, that is carried. Now, I have a very important job to do here to

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introduce you to some special guests. We can see them in the audience with us. This is Buchanan School

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everyone. Teachers name is Alex Gilbert. I had the pleasure of hanging out with these fine folks yesterday

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for about 50 minutes. It's a great group of students, great volunteers, great teacher. And the big

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question they're asking is what can we do to protect and promote urban nature in our city?

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And I think you're going to be going out in about on a walk or two to get in touch with nature. Is that right?

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Yeah. Awesome. Okay. Well, thank you for being here with us today. And please stand so we can

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congratulate you for being here. Thank you very much for coming. You're representing your

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school very well. All right. We can get to the regular items on the agenda now. Madam clerk is that correct?

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The first items on today's agenda will be the motion to move into closed for items 12.2.2 and 12.2.3.

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Excellent. If we can get that motion brought up, please.

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Council's sharp is going to move that. Can I get a seconder? Councilor Mian, thank you very much.

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Council, you have the motion before you to move into closed session for these two items.

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I will ask you to go to eScribe to vote, please.

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Thank you, Mayor Gondick. It's just been brought up.

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My attention that not all the external members that are being invited to this meeting have been

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included in the motion. If I could please ask you to cancel that vote, we'll add the additional

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names and we will recaster. Okay. I will declare that that vote is canceled. There are some

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emissions in the names that must be included. We will remedy that right now. Thanks for catching that.

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Mayor Gondick, the vote has been recast. Everyone, you can see what the changes are on screen before

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you please go to eScribe to vote.

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Councillor Putments, your vote, please. Thank you. Councillor Shabou, your vote, please.

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Yes. Thank you.

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Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in. Could you display the results, please?

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That's carried unanimously. Madam Clerk, you have a request to speak. One last item, Mayor,

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and just a reminder to look for general consent to modify the recestives. Okay.

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Do I have general consent, as I mentioned earlier, to modify recestives, everyone? Is anyone

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opposed to that? All right. Thank you very much. That is carried. We will go into close session

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and we will rejoin you when we're ready to rise and report. Thank you, everyone. Please log out of

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teams. This public teams, you will get a link for close session. Thank you.

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hoppingio.

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I ydyl ydatau enduwg arhyd o froenu'n i פamarch i'n bgyr mewn ni'n byst,

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mae'n gweithio.

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Gwynill dim ydylau, sydd yr unfifliwna'r unfifliwna'r

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wrhydd, yd ywda ddweithio,

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mae'n cydei'n cysm.

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O'n groedddwy...

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Atwysol i mennu cyfrill, yn fredd yweidolwyn niw, thwy i dweud i fyla.

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Dyaun i o llw'n gwneud o gwneudiau.

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Gaun twee cyfan ystyliau,au ywydolwyn gwneud ydio,au ydio?

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Coencylawawaww.

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Coencylawawawaww.

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Ar Ry他famall a gyda fel am'r a wneud a'r ar gallu'n llae.

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Byl i'r o'r yn ffran byl y ffran y wneudwy roedd y aroedd ymfred ffran yw fel i'r aroedd, hon o'r wedi, yr

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o'r diадr yna'r gwedd ffran.

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Mae'r rwyd eu, a roedd o'r rhodd o'r rhodd o'r rhodd i'r mor i gyfer'u gyda eich o'r rhodd.

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Mae'r rhodd i'r rhodd i'r rhodd i'r rhodd i'r rhodd i'r rhodd i'r rhodd.

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Mae'n zeth weld i'n mer했습니다.

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I'n gweld ni goma ymни.

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Dach dda, gydwiance nhw, a ymws,策i yw.

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Mae'n modell'n gweldn ddw, cywdyf Thylion.

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Ymwysww.

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Nw maelwydw meodiy.

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Ymwysw, gydw, Ymwyswyww.

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Hwydw Eannwch Hwydw.

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Gydw Eannwch.

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I'w gweld nwydw, s.

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neu cywpil, ymwysw.

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пyn rwkdd pyrgynodch bod natu, mynd siar ffdwod whim,

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2 aw rings tach naeddech Fwcdd.

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Dweith y want o byllpton,

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Ethan Wawgw?

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E ffdwdwodd.

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Ayd yw'n yw'n yw'n gweld.

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Dr coedd

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cyfrydyd o retol por fy o diwy po dwi gan sy'n unferwraith a

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fell y ond caseau yw nau gwntowl, hynl o'n gwntawond.

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Dhan yw haf yw dweith ynw i pys Mayr, o'n gwna'u am yw'n gweith'n o'n ziferi, a fwdirl ffwr.

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cymmer jogo, bryd a'r iaith ar mewn ca at o dynnaeth mae'n cymmerma…

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Chael o Rydw a'r yn ymda gyneud swygerau mewn ar godd ac gweidiol a'r rydw.

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E eddyn ni'r cymmerma fel yn yngsddio gwnau ar ymda gweidiol a'r rydw, a'r roedd a'r roeddig roedd deblygu, a'r ar roedd ar rydw, a'r roedd yna mewn ar y rydw.

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mouth yn gweith awd Aynresellol, yn eed rong oedd syngawau에 ymdatbydālu oedd hewn eu'r honm lle i bwneud cuando eyebrow aedol aedol.

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Ga'n rokau m centres oud mae ymaだ, yma gweldr o dyfflau amser.

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O'n gw colours yn yw'r gwden.

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Gwliwodd yn gwyll ym ôl i'n gwoli.

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Ryd yn dellen o дрdefneud.

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Ddim hyn o'r hewoneti o'r weis o ryd y bryg.

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Ryd yn 50'n i'r unchael.

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Fda ynew yw'r whenbael ymda'r reisiau Rhyn ni'n yw'r amdiol.

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Fwa'r rydw'r mewn fyddu.

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11.

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Som o gool, dos bai trwyíd hyn gallyn yfwrdd yngno e'n gwyneth i'n biscuit, yfwrdd.

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on the roll. Councilor Chu.

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Councilor Dimon. Councilor Dollywell.

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Councilor McLean. Councilor Mian.

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Here. Councilor Panner. Councilor Pupens.

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Here. Councilor Sharpe. Here. Councilor Spencer.

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Here. Councilor Walcott. Councilor Wong.

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I'm here. Councilor Wynas. Councilor Corraw.

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I'm here. Councilor Shabo.

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I'm here. Thank you, mair.

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All right, everyone.

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We are moving on to timed business.

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That was brought to us as urgent business.

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It will be CFO mail.

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And her team presenting two items sort of concurrently.

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11.1 is the annual financial report.

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And 11.2 is the external auditor 2022 year and report.

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So whenever you are ready, please go ahead.

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Thank you.

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I have a couple of opening comments and then

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if council so wishes we can present the same presentation

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that we made at audit committee.

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So you have in your package the annual financial report.

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And it is part of the city's commitment.

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Sorry, I should be standing.

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One second.

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Part of the city's commitment to providing effective governance

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increased accountability, transparency, and a well-run city.

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This year's report provides a comprehensive view of the 2022

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consolidated financial statements,

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highlighting the city's commitment to prudent cost

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management savings and positive operating cash flows.

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The consolidated financial statements have been prepared in accordance with

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principles and standards established by the public sector accounting board

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of chartered professional accountants of Canada.

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The city expects to receive an unmodified audit opinion from the

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external auditor Deloite LLP.

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This means the consolidated 2022 financial statements are presented fairly

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in all material respects.

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In accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles.

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Throughout 2022, the city demonstrated resilience

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and remained focused on supporting calgarians and its ongoing economic recovery.

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The city continued assisting calgarians in need, ensuring delivery

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of essential services without interruptions, making strategic

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investment in infrastructure and supporting business opportunities

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and financial sustainability.

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I wish to thank our external auditor Deloite and especially Harman Gill, the partner,

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and their field staff for their independent audit work.

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I'd also like to thank Administration and the Finance staff for their

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hard work and dedication required to produce this annual financial report.

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Please note that the final published version of the 2022 annual financial report

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may include very minor presentation changes that might be identified

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subsequent to providing the version that you have that was the package

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to audit committee and those are my opening remarks.

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If you would like, we could offer the presentation that we made at audit committee.

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Thank you. I look to Council just to see if there is a request for a presentation.

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I'm not seeing any.

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I will move to Councillor Putman's then to open unless there's any questions.

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Is there any questions before that?

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Just give a moment, misseeming there isn't.

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Calgo to you, Councillor Putman's.

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Thank you, Chair. I'd be honored to move this. Thank you very much.

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If I may. At point of perhaps we've recognized the year so go about it to repeat

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the award you won. Congratulations to the you and the Finance team.

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I'm being awarded the Government Finance Officer's Association Canadian Award

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for Financial Reporting.

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I wish I could give you a big kind of applause.

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And with that moved.

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Thank you.

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Do we are going to move them and second them together as one clerks?

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I'll do it independently.

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I'll do it independently.

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We'll start with a seven point or 11.1.

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11.1.

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And do you want to second that? Councillor Spencer?

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Okay, great.

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And then we'll move to E-Sprim.

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E-Sprim.

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E-Sprim.

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E-Sprim.

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Can the mayor vote?

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Okay, she was just, she just was lingering in the background.

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I wanted to clarify.

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Clarefication.

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Councillor Croyer, vote, please.

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Thank you.

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Councillor Penner, your vote, please.

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Yeah.

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Thank you.

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Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

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Could you display the results, please?

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That's carried unanimously.

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That takes us to the next item, which is 11.2.

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And it is the same mover and seconder as a correct.

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Yes, please.

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All right.

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Thank you.

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I don't see anybody in the queue.

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So we can go to E-Sprim to vote.

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Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

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Could you display the results, please?

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That is carried unanimously as well.

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Thank you very much for those two reports.

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All right.

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Now we're going to go way back.

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Madam Clerk, which item are we?

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It is item 9.2.1, which is public member appointments to the Calgary Aboriginal Urban Affairs Committee.

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We do not have a formal presentation, but Deputy City Clerk Jeremy Fraser is here to answer any questions that Council might have about the appointment.

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Okay.

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So Council, this is a pretty straightforward process.

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Does anybody need to go into closed session on this item at all?

429
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Okay.

430
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With no need to do so, can I get a mover, please?

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Councillor Shibhol, seconded by Councillor Spencer.

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Thank you very much.

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I don't see anybody in the queue.

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Do you have anything you wish to add?

435
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Councillor Shibhol, where are we going to go?

436
03:56:58,000 --> 03:56:59,000
No.

437
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I'm not really personally.

438
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I think I'm happy to support the recommendation as before.

439
03:57:05,000 --> 03:57:07,000
So what do I have to say?

440
03:57:07,000 --> 03:57:08,000
Okay.

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Thank you.

442
03:57:09,000 --> 03:57:10,000
All right, everyone.

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03:57:10,000 --> 03:57:12,000
Eescribe to vote, please.

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Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

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Could you display the results, please?

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That is carried unanimously.

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That takes us to our next item of business, which is 9.2.2.

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This is the same sort of situation, Madam Clerk.

449
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Very similar, Mayor Gondick.

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This is the 2023 Calgary Awards recipients for the WO Mitchell Book Prize.

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12 out of the 13 Calgary Awards recipients were ratified by Council and March.

452
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The final Calgary Award recipients to be ratified are presented with this report.

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No formal presentation, but Deputy City Clerk Jeremy Fraser is here to answer any questions.

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03:57:59,000 --> 03:58:00,000
Fantastic.

455
03:58:00,000 --> 03:58:02,000
Councillor Penner, you'd like to move this one.

456
03:58:02,000 --> 03:58:04,000
Yeah, I'd love to move this item.

457
03:58:04,000 --> 03:58:08,000
I have been reading my way through all of the books on this list.

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So I am, be marginally open the attachment as a spoiler.

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But I won't spell it all for you.

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But as a lever of books and a lever of words, the, all of, I will just say this.

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All of the books that were nominated.

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I've, um, are absolutely fantastic and telemasing stories of Calgaryens.

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Um, and I would encourage more people to pick them up and read them.

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So with that moved.

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Thank you.

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Can I get a second or second or second for me?

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Thank you very much.

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I don't see anybody in the queue.

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Do you have anything to add Mr Fraser?

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I noticed you come up.

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Mayor Gondick.

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I just wanted to, if I may just indulge me for a moment.

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I just wanted to just make a quick thank you to the writer's guild of Alberta for their

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partnership on supporting this award.

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And particularly, I want to thank the jury members, Christina Reynolds, Catherine of Bass,

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and Ashley Allen for all the hard work they did to vet the finalists.

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Thank you very much for that.

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03:59:04,000 --> 03:59:09,000
Um, and does anyone need to go into closed session on this one?

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03:59:09,000 --> 03:59:10,000
All right.

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Seeing and hearing none.

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Anything to close accounts for better?

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03:59:13,000 --> 03:59:14,000
Great.

483
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Let's go to the vote on eScribe.

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Please.

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Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

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Could you display the results, please?

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That is carried unanimously.

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We are on to item 9.2.3.

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Thank you, Mayor Gondick.

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On this item, amendments to the procedure by law and councillors budgets and expenses by law.

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We do have a brief presentation for council.

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If one would be suitable, due to the nature of the technical amendments that we have prepared

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Thank you, Mayor and Council. I will just try to go through this presentation, understanding

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is a busy day. I'll try to go through this as quickly as possible, but we did want to take a moment

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to highlight some of the changes that are being brought forward. Next slide, please.

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A recommendation is that Council amend the procedure bylaw and the Council's budgets and expenses bylaw

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by giving three readings to the proposed by law 20m, 2023, set up an attachment one. Next slide, please.

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So the proposed amendments that are before Council today are really spurred by a decision

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that Council made on report CSC 2023-088, and that was really to direct administration to prepare

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procedure bylaw amendments to delete a particular section of the Council Services Committee,

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mandate, and powers with respect to award community of end fund applications, and report back to council

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no later than April 25. We had some other amendments to the procedure bylaw that we were working on at that time

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when we thought it had been stages to bring them forward together as one report for Council.

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Those include, excuse me, improving the alignment of the procedure bylaw with the change

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to the Municipal Government Act requirements for electronic meetings that were brought about last year

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in Bill 21, and also to make some improvements to the standard order of business for some council meeting types.

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As part of the overall changes to the work community event fund, also changes to the Council

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budgets and expenses bylaw just to make Council's responsibilities for making funding decisions

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on work community event fund applications clear in that bylaw. Next slide, please.

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And so this is really just highlighting those two changes with respect to the work community event fund.

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The Council Services Committee mandate would be changed to remove that, and then the Council

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budgets and expenses bylaw would be amended to clarify the Council's responsibilities

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for making those decisions. Next slide, please.

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There are a number of technical amendments to the procedure bylaw that are coming to light.

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The provincial government passed Bill 21, the Red Tape Reduction Statute to Member

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Act last year, and that brought about changes in the Municipal Government Act that

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determined how various procedure bylaws of various municipalities address electronic meetings.

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So some of the changes that have had to be incorporated into the procedure bylaw include defining the

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type or types of electronic means by which meetings are authorized to be held, for example,

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Microsoft Teams or phone bridges and that type of technology. In the amendments, the procedure bylaw

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we're proposing the city clerk becomes the responsible for determining the exact type or system

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used for remote participation. Also, the procedure bylaw has now a

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semines that allow for requiring the identity of each council or attending the meeting to be confirmed

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by various methods. So there's always a role called by voice that the city clerk can do or in close

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session, there's always the authority in the chair of the chair. Excuse me, through these

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amendments to request that members participating in close session turn on their cameras to participate

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in and identify themselves in the meeting. There are also a series of amendments of respecting

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the way in which members of the public can access meetings and make submissions and find out

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information about council meetings and those are we incorporated into the amendments,

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requirements for pre-registration and for members of the public and also ensuring they have

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access to phone throughout the dates that they can participate in council meetings. And of course,

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we always have and we've reiterated now through these amendments. The availability of information

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respecting council meetings on the city's website, whether that be noticing meetings or agendas.

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And then there's the variety of housekeeping amendments that really just clean up some references

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to the Municipal Government Act sections. Next slide, please. Excuse me. So there are also

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finally some order of business changes. So we're making some proposed amendments or it's a

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destined some proposed amendments to the procedure by law to allow for clear destinations for

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items that are pulled from consent on the in the standard order of business for council meetings and also

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allowing that where items are pulled from consent by members that they can be at the chair's discretion

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dealt with immediately following the omnibus motion for the consent agenda. In terms of recognitions,

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we are proposing the addition of erecting dissonance section to the public hearing standard order

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of business. Of course, we're using this meeting type more this year than we did in previous years.

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And we found that there have been a few isolated exceptions where having that section on the agenda

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would be advantageous. And finally, with respect to urgent business, we certainly heard from council

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that public hearing accessibility is a priority. And we of course continue to work on that in the

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city clerk's office. However, we do always recognize that there are exceptional circumstances where

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urgent business cannot wait. And so to avoid inconveniencing the public wherever possible,

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urgent business is being proposed to be placed on the public hearing meetings of council standard order

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of business after public hearings are concluded. Next slide, please. So that really wraps up the

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presentation and I'm happy to answer any questions about the post amendments.

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Thank you very much. I'm going to clarify a couple of things. I've got folks in the queue who

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wish to move in second. Councillor Wong, do you also have questions?

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Councillor Shabou, do you also have questions? Okay, thank you. Then I'm going to go to council

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sharp first, please. Sorry, I don't have questions. I have just some debate to support.

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My bad. Okay, don't worry. Councilor Spencer, is it debate or questions?

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Debate. Okay. Then let's turn to councilor Shabou to move the item, please. Thank you.

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Happy to introduce and move the recommendations. Thank you for those housekeeping amendments.

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I don't think there's something we really had much of a chance to discuss in advance,

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but all the other amendments we did get a chance to talk about, including the allocation of

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ward budgets or ward community event funds. That was primary genesis for this. I do believe

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council, ultimately, members of council make the decision. It should be them that makes final

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decision and not this community committee, so I support the recommendations. Again, thank you, Mr. Fraser,

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for all those additional textual amendments and happy to address any issues in my close.

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Thank you. The item is being seconded by Councillor Wong. I'll go to council sharp for debate.

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Thank you. I'm also very happy to support these. One of the things is that when you

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drafted the original lowest emotion for the council service committee, we looked at including the

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ward community event fund approvals because it's a function that previously belonged to the

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coordinator committee of the council's office. The process hadn't been totally updated, but especially

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that these are ward specific approvals. I think with the committee meeting orderly makes more

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sense for those people to be made by individual counselors themselves, I would say I think we've

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even kind of discussed this at committee was, we see issues. We can bring those forward, but right now,

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I think this is the direction to go, so I have no issues supporting these and all the other amendments.

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So, thank you so much. Thanks, Councillor Shibou for your leadership on this.

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Thank you, Councillor Spencer, please.

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Thank you, Mayor. I just wanted in a spirit of celebrate the things you want to see repeated. Thank you,

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colleagues, for the way you are using this committee so far. I had some concerns about it turning into

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something that would pull time out of our, this is great work. Thank you, thank you, Councillor Panner,

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for keeping me updated on what's happening on this committee. Thank you, Councillor Shibou, for the

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good work that you're spearheading. That's it. I'm happy to vote yes.

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Thank you. I see no one else in the queue. I'll go to you to close, please. Councillor Shibou.

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Thank you. It's open set. Close. Thank you. He described to vote everyone.

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Councillor Chuyer, vote please. Yes. Thank you. Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

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Could you display the results, please? That is carried unanimously. Kind of a theme today.

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All right, let me go to the readings of the by-law. First reading of by-law, 20m, 2023, anyone opposed hearing

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none that is carried, second reading of by-law, 20m, 2023, anyone opposed hearing none that is carried,

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authorization for third reading of by-law, 20m, 2023, anyone opposed hearing none that's carried unanimously,

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third reading of by-law, 20m, 2023, anyone opposed hearing none that is carried. Thank you very much.

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We will move on to item 9.2.4, which is, I'm not missing anything, am I? No, okay good.

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Which is a progress update on safe and inclusive access, GM Black, any time you're ready?

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Well, thank you and good afternoon, Mayor Gondick and members of Council. I am Katie Black,

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the general manager for community services and very pleased to be with you this afternoon,

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just to provide a brief progress update on safe and inclusive access. This is, of course,

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the commitment that we made coming out of a decision the Council took just last month,

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about approving a new by-law, called safe and inclusive access by-law, and also an amendment to

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the public behavior by-law, both of those enacted on March 14. I do want to acknowledge before I go further

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that the subject matter that we are discussing includes disturbing content about lived experiences

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of hate, transphobia, and homophobia that may be triggering and traumatic for some.

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With that, I'd ask that we go to the next slide, please. You'll see that we have two recommendations,

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one is to receive this progress report for information. The other is to direct administration,

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to monitor the utilization of the safe and inclusive access by-law, and come back to Council,

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of course, with any recommended amendments that may be indicated. Next slide, please.

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So in essence, the report describes three or sorry four themes that we have identified so far. We

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have seen a decline in specified protests that are targeting the two SLGBTQIA plus community,

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although I would acknowledge that protests at reading with royalty events have continued to occur.

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We've seen a high level of voluntary compliance by most protesters. We've also heard about enhanced

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sense of safety and reduced anxiety in staff working in wreck facilities and libraries.

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And finally, we undertook an online survey. It was completed by over 460 members of

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the 2 SLGBTQIA plus community and of group experiencing exclusion and discrimination over the course of

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six days. So that's a pretty extraordinary response rate to have received in such a short period of time.

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And of those that we heard from 32% of the survey participants reported feeling safer in public spaces.

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62% reported that they didn't had an experience to change in their level of safety, at least not yet.

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Next slide, please. We have a couple of graphs to show you protests in general are continuing

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in similar numbers to what we have seen historically in Calgary. This graph, you'll recognize a

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simplified version of something that's in attachment to shows the number of weekly protests

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occurring in Calgary. And so the green line, the upper line, shows all protests that have occurred

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on a wide range of subjects. And the red line shows the number of weekly specified protests occurring

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at wreck centers in libraries. You can see that the green line, though it fluctuates from week to week,

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has remained relatively consistent since the bylaws were passed. We can see that the red line

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up and down. But the red line, lower down, shows the decline in the number of weekly specified protests

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since the bylaw came into effect. So this tells us or suggests that the new bylaw is not preventing

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protests from occurring, but instead has shifted the time, manner and location of specified protests.

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And that was the intent. Next slide, please. So here's a different way of looking at the data that

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we've gathered in this first month and a bit since we were operating with the new bylaw in place.

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This is identifying, excuse me, sorry, the specified protests that we've seen again looking at what

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changed at March 14th. So very similar story, but what the gray bars on the right-hand side are

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describing is a forecast analysis. So they identified the number of protests that we could have anticipated

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would have occurred if we had continued with the trend that we were seeing before March 14th.

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After the safe and inclusive access bylaw was passed, the number of specified protests taking place at

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libraries and wreck facilities dropped. Oops, if you can just go back, you can see that those red bars.

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In the trend that we were seeing previously. Now on to the next slide.

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This is where we knew a little bit of fancy footwork with the animations. We wanted to surface

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a number of questions that we've heard over the last little while. So the first was how

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many protesters have been attending specified protests, and you can see that the number

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of protesters has varied. Sometimes, as few as one, sometimes as many as 20.

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The second question to identify is that we've asked it, or we've heard

636
04:15:37,240 --> 04:15:43,240
questions about how many violations or court challenges we've had. And click.

637
04:15:43,240 --> 04:15:49,240
If we look at the answer to that one, there have been six safe and inclusive access violations

638
04:15:49,240 --> 04:15:56,240
for street harassment violations. There have not been any court challenges to date.

639
04:15:56,240 --> 04:16:01,240
We've been asked how is the new bylaw being applied to advocacy groups?

640
04:16:01,240 --> 04:16:06,240
Oh, I love how we're doing this. Thanks. So in terms of response to advocacy groups,

641
04:16:06,240 --> 04:16:14,240
the bylaw is applied equally to all groups engaging in a specified protest. So far, to date,

642
04:16:14,240 --> 04:16:20,240
the messaging and protest and presence of individuals who support the 2SLGBTQIA

643
04:16:20,240 --> 04:16:27,240
plus community have not met the definition of a specified protest under the bylaw. But the bylaw

644
04:16:27,240 --> 04:16:35,240
would be applied consistently. The next question is about how intimidation in the public behavior

645
04:16:35,240 --> 04:16:42,240
bylaw is being interpreted by enforcement teams. And what we can say about this is that adding intimidation

646
04:16:42,240 --> 04:16:48,240
to the public behavior bylaw's definition of harassment or of harass makes intimidation

647
04:16:48,240 --> 04:16:55,240
and explicit qualifier. So it just makes it clearer in determining whether an offense has occurred.

648
04:16:55,240 --> 04:17:03,240
And finally, we've been asked how we will monitor this bylaw over time. And what I can assure you is that bylaws

649
04:17:03,240 --> 04:17:10,240
utilization is regularly monitored by administration in all cases. So with any bylaw,

650
04:17:10,240 --> 04:17:16,240
including these ones, but with other bylaws as well, if administration sees the need for changes,

651
04:17:16,240 --> 04:17:25,240
we would make this recommendation to council. Next slide, please. So with that, we return to the 2 recommendations that you saw at

652
04:17:25,240 --> 04:17:34,240
the beginning of this presentation first to receive this program update for the corporate record for information

653
04:17:34,240 --> 04:17:40,240
and secondly, to direct administration to do as I was just describing in the previous slide

654
04:17:40,240 --> 04:17:49,240
to monitor the utilization of the safe and inclusive access bylaw and as necessary, return to council with any recommended amendments.

655
04:17:49,240 --> 04:18:02,240
With that, I will end my presentation and I have a team from across administration that has been tracking this and are standing by to answer your questions.

656
04:18:02,240 --> 04:18:09,240
Thank you very much. I have a question from council. Why miss in the queue?

657
04:18:09,240 --> 04:18:17,240
Thanks. With this bylaw, is there a lawyer on standby for peace officers to call before they issue a ticket?

658
04:18:17,240 --> 04:18:28,240
I might ask a colleague from law to speak to this a little bit further, but what I know is that we have ongoing communication with law any time

659
04:18:28,240 --> 04:18:38,240
that we have a new bylaw coming into effect or if there is complexity with a bylaw, so we always have law and stand by to make sure we're interpreting appropriately.

660
04:18:38,240 --> 04:18:41,240
Would you like to expand?

661
04:18:41,240 --> 04:18:57,240
Thank you. Yes, no exactly what GM Black said. Particularly we have something new. We have lawyers available to provide background and it's one of the nice things about having an in-house legal

662
04:18:57,240 --> 04:19:01,240
department is that we are available to answer those questions.

663
04:19:01,240 --> 04:19:06,240
How many of us in the past?

664
04:19:06,240 --> 04:19:12,240
Okay, somebody needs to be pleased.

665
04:19:13,240 --> 04:19:16,240
Is that better?

666
04:19:16,240 --> 04:19:18,240
Everyone is in here.

667
04:19:18,240 --> 04:19:20,240
Everyone is in here.

668
04:19:20,240 --> 04:19:23,240
We won't be judged.

669
04:19:23,240 --> 04:19:26,240
Or someone online seems to be gone.

670
04:19:26,240 --> 04:19:28,240
Councillor Wynis, please go ahead.

671
04:19:28,240 --> 04:19:40,240
How many bylaws in council's history have ever had a lawyer live in a person before bylaws, for bylaw to call before issuing a ticket?

672
04:19:40,240 --> 04:19:52,240
Perhaps I can speak to that. So we support our clients as best we can in the need and some of the matters that are bylaw enforcement officers deal with are very routine and very typical and some are not.

673
04:19:52,240 --> 04:19:58,240
And so we are able to provide the support that they need in the map for the matters that require the support.

674
04:19:58,240 --> 04:20:02,240
So I don't have a number. We've been enforcing bylaws for many, many years.

675
04:20:02,240 --> 04:20:06,240
Yeah, so this is kind of the first one. The reason I'm asking this is.

676
04:20:06,240 --> 04:20:10,240
Sorry, may I clarify this is not the first one at all.

677
04:20:10,240 --> 04:20:16,240
Okay, well, when I asked it behind scenes, it was essentially that was the answer I thought.

678
04:20:16,240 --> 04:20:22,240
Does that mean we need to do an amendment for the language to make it clear for enforcement to understand?

679
04:20:22,240 --> 04:20:24,240
That's my question to ask you.

680
04:20:24,240 --> 04:20:26,240
I want to go with the lawyer being on call.

681
04:20:26,240 --> 04:20:40,240
And with working with them, police officers calling you, have you seen an opportunity to change a language for them to easily, more easily understand the line of enforcement with this bylaw?

682
04:20:40,240 --> 04:20:42,240
I think that it's still early days.

683
04:20:42,240 --> 04:20:46,240
We are at what I think it's six weeks.

684
04:20:46,240 --> 04:20:52,240
I think that we have struck the right balance at this point.

685
04:20:52,240 --> 04:20:56,240
And so I wouldn't suggest or recommend an amendment.

686
04:20:56,240 --> 04:21:00,240
Certainly, it's about educating the public.

687
04:21:00,240 --> 04:21:04,240
It's about educating our peace officers.

688
04:21:04,240 --> 04:21:08,240
We have a very a great synergy with the peace officers.

689
04:21:08,240 --> 04:21:12,240
And that they do feel that they can call if they have questions.

690
04:21:12,240 --> 04:21:14,240
And that's what they've been doing.

691
04:21:14,240 --> 04:21:18,240
And I would suggest we continue down that road at this point.

692
04:21:18,240 --> 04:21:20,240
Okay.

693
04:21:20,240 --> 04:21:24,240
And then of those six violations, what was the fine amount?

694
04:21:26,240 --> 04:21:30,240
Was there any jail time for me to go?

695
04:21:30,240 --> 04:21:34,240
Chief Plakitis will be able to explain this.

696
04:21:34,240 --> 04:21:36,240
He was just explaining it to me.

697
04:21:36,240 --> 04:21:38,240
And where we are in the process.

698
04:21:38,240 --> 04:21:40,240
The short answer is we don't have the answer yet.

699
04:21:40,240 --> 04:21:42,240
But Chief Plakitis, can you explain a little bit more about how to answer?

700
04:21:42,240 --> 04:21:44,240
Thanks for the question.

701
04:21:44,240 --> 04:21:48,240
So when we're issuing violations under this bylaw,

702
04:21:48,240 --> 04:21:50,240
we're issuing a long-form summons.

703
04:21:50,240 --> 04:21:54,240
Where the courts can impose a fine of up to $10,000 per offense.

704
04:21:54,240 --> 04:21:56,240
So we do that for a number of reasons.

705
04:21:56,240 --> 04:22:00,240
We've dealt with several individuals where they've received multiple violations.

706
04:22:00,240 --> 04:22:06,240
And it's one way to include multiple charges on one form instead of issuing multiple tickets.

707
04:22:06,240 --> 04:22:11,240
We want to ensure that we're avoiding bad actors who may just pay the

708
04:22:11,240 --> 04:22:17,240
the specified fine and as it costs to do in business and continue to break the bylaw.

709
04:22:17,240 --> 04:22:21,240
And it also because of the newness of the bylaw, as we were just speaking of,

710
04:22:21,240 --> 04:22:25,240
it's an opportunity for us to have a pre-charge conference with law

711
04:22:25,240 --> 04:22:33,240
just to make sure that the facts are present and they warrant the issuance of a ticket.

712
04:22:33,240 --> 04:22:39,240
So if I may just to summarize the punchline that I took away from this is

713
04:22:39,240 --> 04:22:47,240
that this will be decided by a judge and I don't think any of the issues have come before the court yet.

714
04:22:47,240 --> 04:22:51,240
So then we're just waiting for those long-form summons to make it before a judge.

715
04:22:51,240 --> 04:22:57,240
We anticipate that these charges will be contested in court and when that happens,

716
04:22:57,240 --> 04:23:03,240
if found guilty, it's at the discretion of the courts to impose a penalty of up to $10,000.

717
04:23:03,240 --> 04:23:07,240
So I think in the slides we were a little bit only said no court challenges, we're still

718
04:23:07,240 --> 04:23:11,240
we should have articulated that a little differently considering what we've issued.

719
04:23:11,240 --> 04:23:18,240
And then we said 62% feel they don't feel this has helped them in anyway.

720
04:23:18,240 --> 04:23:25,240
And I can see why when the protesters have just removed their signs and then therefore they get to have that loophole

721
04:23:25,240 --> 04:23:31,240
in their protest and yet most people going to reading rainbow, no people standing within that zone with no signs

722
04:23:31,240 --> 04:23:32,240
that are protesting.

723
04:23:32,240 --> 04:23:33,240
Do we have a privilege?

724
04:23:33,240 --> 04:23:34,240
Yeah.

725
04:23:34,240 --> 04:23:36,240
The program is not called reading rainbow.

726
04:23:36,240 --> 04:23:37,240
It is called reading with royalty.

727
04:23:37,240 --> 04:23:38,240
I think if we're going to...

728
04:23:38,240 --> 04:23:39,240
Reading with royalty.

729
04:23:39,240 --> 04:23:40,240
Okay.

730
04:23:40,240 --> 04:23:44,240
Because I was confusing in different programs.

731
04:23:44,240 --> 04:23:51,240
But when I drove by, I noticed that conflict and tension is still in the air for people attending.

732
04:23:51,240 --> 04:23:57,240
And if we're getting a survey result from the community that say 60% or 62% feel they didn't get that

733
04:23:57,240 --> 04:23:59,240
change or that support.

734
04:23:59,240 --> 04:24:04,240
How can we get that amendment so that those 62% feel that we actually met their needs?

735
04:24:04,240 --> 04:24:11,240
I would say that as Ms. Davies answered in answer to one of your previous questions.

736
04:24:11,240 --> 04:24:13,240
These are early days.

737
04:24:13,240 --> 04:24:16,240
We have made a change that we believe is a good change.

738
04:24:16,240 --> 04:24:19,240
We've seen evidence of progress.

739
04:24:19,240 --> 04:24:26,240
The fact that not everyone has experienced the change right away I think is reasonable in the period of time

740
04:24:26,240 --> 04:24:28,240
that we've had to work with at this point.

741
04:24:28,240 --> 04:24:32,240
So I don't think there's any indication that we need to change.

742
04:24:32,240 --> 04:24:39,240
We do need to stay the course and continue to observe what's working and certainly continue to keep our ears open

743
04:24:39,240 --> 04:24:42,240
and make sure that we are responding to community need.

744
04:24:42,240 --> 04:24:43,240
Okay.

745
04:24:43,240 --> 04:24:45,240
And so only your next update be able to guess if we're...

746
04:24:45,240 --> 04:24:50,240
Well, it'll be after the summons make it through the courts or how will we communicate the success of that?

747
04:24:50,240 --> 04:24:55,240
Well, as I said, the recommendation as it's written is that we would come back to you.

748
04:24:55,240 --> 04:24:59,240
When we see that there's indication.

749
04:24:59,240 --> 04:25:06,240
So if something has changed that makes us think, oh, this bylaws not working the way we had intended we'd certainly come back to you.

750
04:25:06,240 --> 04:25:08,240
That's our recommendation.

751
04:25:08,240 --> 04:25:11,240
Okay.

752
04:25:11,240 --> 04:25:12,240
Thanks.

753
04:25:14,240 --> 04:25:16,240
Councillor Wong, please.

754
04:25:16,240 --> 04:25:18,240
Thank you, Mayor.

755
04:25:19,240 --> 04:25:22,240
This is probably some of not sure if you can answer this one.

756
04:25:22,240 --> 04:25:25,240
I understand, I understand of course.

757
04:25:25,240 --> 04:25:32,240
I understand we've got the 100 meter separation.

758
04:25:32,240 --> 04:25:36,240
I've been in places where there have been protests.

759
04:25:36,240 --> 04:25:39,240
But the protests as much as they maintain 100 meters,

760
04:25:39,240 --> 04:25:43,240
it's the fact that they're using megafones to, you know,

761
04:25:43,240 --> 04:25:47,240
really blast across 100 meters to people walking back for it.

762
04:25:47,240 --> 04:25:50,240
What did we do to enforce that?

763
04:25:50,240 --> 04:25:52,240
Well, it would be very facts specific.

764
04:25:52,240 --> 04:25:57,240
I mean, we would have to look at the volume of the noise it's being generated.

765
04:25:57,240 --> 04:26:05,240
You know, we have decibel meter readers that can determine the decibel levels that are being emitted from those devices.

766
04:26:05,240 --> 04:26:09,240
We have to look at the nature of the surrounding area and be at noise.

767
04:26:09,240 --> 04:26:11,240
We're receiving any complaints.

768
04:26:11,240 --> 04:26:16,240
So there have been some circumstances where we have been able to enforce our community standards bylaw

769
04:26:16,240 --> 04:26:19,240
and the noise provisions that are captured within that bylaw.

770
04:26:19,240 --> 04:26:25,240
And there's other situations when we assess it and it just doesn't meet the threshold for us to take enforcement action.

771
04:26:25,240 --> 04:26:29,240
So you're talking about, again, the noise level.

772
04:26:29,240 --> 04:26:32,240
I'm talking about the message that goes across.

773
04:26:32,240 --> 04:26:38,240
You know, again, walking 100 meters away and when somebody makes derogatory statements,

774
04:26:38,240 --> 04:26:43,240
calls out people, those messages are, I guess, where my concerns are.

775
04:26:43,240 --> 04:26:46,240
Yes, especially to young ears.

776
04:26:46,240 --> 04:26:49,240
Sorry, I misunderstood your question.

777
04:26:49,240 --> 04:26:54,240
We do still have our public behavior bylaw that contains the harassment provisions.

778
04:26:54,240 --> 04:26:59,240
As you know, last time we're here, we modified the definition to include intimidation.

779
04:26:59,240 --> 04:27:05,240
So it's any humiliation, causing reasonable offense intimidation.

780
04:27:05,240 --> 04:27:10,240
Based on those protected grounds, it's not limited to that, but that's explicit in the bylaw.

781
04:27:10,240 --> 04:27:15,240
Then we can move forward with with charges under under that particular bylaw.

782
04:27:15,240 --> 04:27:21,240
But it is up to us to prove beyond reasonable doubt that someone has committed the offense.

783
04:27:21,240 --> 04:27:30,240
So I think just over the last five weeks, since the bylaws being in effect, you see a number of charges issued under the safe and inclusive access bylaw.

784
04:27:30,240 --> 04:27:39,240
You also see a number of charges under the public behavior bylaw for offenses, as you've just described.

785
04:27:40,240 --> 04:27:51,240
The presumption, though, is that a piece of officer is there to witness to take note and to try to check it.

786
04:27:51,240 --> 04:27:54,240
But again, in situations, you are not always there.

787
04:27:54,240 --> 04:28:07,240
So again, what can we say to the public within this bylaw that physical separations, one thing, the audio sort of messaging and interference with other people's,

788
04:28:07,240 --> 04:28:14,240
you know, quiet enjoyment of their, how can we reinforce that, you know, please not blast in people's ears, your message.

789
04:28:14,240 --> 04:28:20,240
Again, when, when you are not there, how do we let the people know that they, they shouldn't be doing that?

790
04:28:20,240 --> 04:28:28,240
I get it, and it is, it comes with enforcement challenges, but we do encourage people to call through on one if they have been victims of harassment.

791
04:28:28,240 --> 04:28:37,240
And, you know, if, if there's multiple individuals there that overheard the messaging that qualifies as harassment, that's helpful.

792
04:28:37,240 --> 04:28:47,240
You know, multiple witness statements forms oftentimes people capture sound images on their mobile device, which is also can be used in prosecution.

793
04:28:47,240 --> 04:29:01,240
So it's really just trying to capture what the person's experience, either on a witness statement form, or digitally, and then contacting three on one, so we can review that evidence and see if we can move forward with the charge.

794
04:29:01,240 --> 04:29:02,240
Okay.

795
04:29:02,240 --> 04:29:10,240
If we just aim on any enforcement side of the equation, I'm just saying, in the bylaw, is there something that we could really say to people?

796
04:29:10,240 --> 04:29:17,240
You know, this is not acceptable behavior, this is not, you know, how can we, how can we get the public message out there, not to do it.

797
04:29:17,240 --> 04:29:24,240
Regardless of whether you, you see it, whether regardless of what citizens report it, we just want them not to do it.

798
04:29:24,240 --> 04:29:31,240
Yeah, yeah, so, so, so last fall we launched a campaign to encourage people to contact three one one.

799
04:29:31,240 --> 04:29:37,240
This year we've been chatting with our anti-racism team about revamping that and needs to be more than just directing people to call the city.

800
04:29:37,240 --> 04:29:40,240
It's, we need to really focus on behavioral change.

801
04:29:40,240 --> 04:29:54,240
So we're looking at a number of strategies to revamp our public education campaign to really make sure that the public understands the issue and the seriousness of the issue and hopefully to encourage less of these types of incidents.

802
04:29:54,240 --> 04:30:00,240
Or even if you're a bystander to also capture what you've observed and then reported.

803
04:30:00,000 --> 04:30:13,000
If I may add to that, the one other thing that I think is worth taking us back to is a point that was early in my presentation, which is that voluntary compliance is high.

804
04:30:13,000 --> 04:30:25,000
And so while we're talking about specific situations where enforcement may be indicated, the fact that we've seen the reductions that we have tells us that voluntary compliance is occurring.

805
04:30:25,000 --> 04:30:34,000
And that's one of the fundamentals of all of our laws and by-laws, is that we don't count on enforcement to set the standard.

806
04:30:34,000 --> 04:30:43,000
We count on people to understand that these are the rules that we've agreed on to create a safe and respectful community.

807
04:30:43,000 --> 04:30:46,000
And as a general rule, people choose to follow those.

808
04:30:46,000 --> 04:30:48,000
And I appreciate a general blocker.

809
04:30:48,000 --> 04:30:49,000
Yes, I can say.

810
04:30:49,000 --> 04:30:50,000
I'm sorry.

811
04:30:50,000 --> 04:30:57,000
Add one more piece. Council all during the budget process has approved two community liaison officer positions. These are new for us.

812
04:30:57,000 --> 04:31:10,000
A lot of their focus is going to be chatting with young people and high schools and engaging racialized and indigenous communities to listen and to find out how we can better tailor our services to support those communities as well.

813
04:31:10,000 --> 04:31:16,000
And I think if we just rely solely on just ticket books and we're never going to move the needles.

814
04:31:16,000 --> 04:31:21,000
So it has to be a comprehensive approach to addressing issues around hate.

815
04:31:21,000 --> 04:31:31,000
We're looking at leveraging technology to be able to understand that a more granular level of different types of hate symbols that we're seeing across the city is another example.

816
04:31:31,000 --> 04:31:41,000
We are working very closely with the anti racism team and putting together a comprehensive plan to be able to be more impactful and not just rely on peace officers to be able to take it somebody.

817
04:31:41,000 --> 04:31:44,000
I think the answer is looking forward to more.

818
04:31:44,000 --> 04:31:51,000
What you just as a previous which is education, culture change, orientation, you know what proper behavior should be sold.

819
04:31:51,000 --> 04:31:54,000
That's I think the solution I was looking for. Thank you.

820
04:31:54,000 --> 04:31:57,000
Councillor Sharp please.

821
04:31:58,000 --> 04:32:09,000
Thank you. Thanks for bringing this back as a progress update. I'm happy to see this and to say have I have like literally one question or two questions in a question.

822
04:32:09,000 --> 04:32:14,000
This file was put in place basically to respond to the specific ongoing concern.

823
04:32:14,000 --> 04:32:24,000
It is something administration recommends we keep enforced permanently or is it something that we should review and if and when these particular protests aren't a longer taking place.

824
04:32:24,000 --> 04:32:28,000
Will it is at the hope here.

825
04:32:28,000 --> 04:32:42,000
Councillor Sharp we have a range of bylaws on the books and we aren't using all of them for enforcement every day or every week as a general rule.

826
04:32:42,000 --> 04:32:51,000
If it makes sense for them to continue to remain on the books we would do that if there was some reason we thought we ought to take it.

827
04:32:52,000 --> 04:32:57,000
Thank you.

828
04:32:57,000 --> 04:32:59,000
Thank you.

829
04:32:59,000 --> 04:33:11,000
I mean I'm just going to offer a little bit debate but it's good to hear that you know it's working and people are feeling more safe and more comfortable using the public facilities so we're happy to support this update.

830
04:33:11,000 --> 04:33:13,000
Thanks for being here today.

831
04:33:13,000 --> 04:33:18,000
Thank you very much. I don't see any other questions. I'll go to Councillor Walcott to move this please.

832
04:33:21,000 --> 04:33:30,000
You know six weeks ago when we did this there was a lot to get through the discussion to really just thank you all for the work that you were doing.

833
04:33:30,000 --> 04:33:37,000
I think the significance of this really follows into place with how flexible it's actually going to be.

834
04:33:37,000 --> 04:33:44,000
For the most part when we look at what it means to have a specified protest on.

835
04:33:44,000 --> 04:33:53,000
Protected grounds are some significant flexibility that even if we were to just extrapolate our understanding of the world a year and a half.

836
04:33:53,000 --> 04:33:59,000
There have been several that have been arguably.

837
04:33:59,000 --> 04:34:05,000
Violating the concept of the protected grounds but we didn't have anything in place to have that discussion unless it reached a criminal threshold.

838
04:34:05,000 --> 04:34:26,000
I'm really grateful you know and I know that a lot of conversations have been had from for a while about the concept of like virtue signaling but I've always loved it.

839
04:34:26,000 --> 04:34:34,000
Because of the idea that virtue is when you put out your sense of morality and what you believe to be right and if this is the kind of work that council does to tell people what we believe to be right.

840
04:34:34,000 --> 04:34:43,000
We believe to be right and what we believe to be moral. I'm proud to stand behind it any day so signal away so with that I move.

841
04:34:43,000 --> 04:34:46,000
Thank you seconded by Councillor Ketter.

842
04:34:46,000 --> 04:34:51,000
We don't see anybody else in the queue to debate over to you to close councilor Walcott.

843
04:34:51,000 --> 04:34:52,000
I'm closed.

844
04:34:52,000 --> 04:34:54,000
Thank you. He's subscribed to vote everyone.

845
04:35:05,000 --> 04:35:14,000
Councillor McLean your vote please.

846
04:35:14,000 --> 04:35:29,000
Mayor Gondick all the votes are in could you display the results please.

847
04:35:29,000 --> 04:35:32,000
That's carried unanimously.

848
04:35:32,000 --> 04:35:33,000
Thank you very much.

849
04:35:33,000 --> 04:35:46,000
Now the next item 9.3.1 I believe has something happening with it and I'm going to go to councilor Shabo to tell us what that is.

850
04:35:46,000 --> 04:35:48,000
Thank you, Mayor.

851
04:35:48,000 --> 04:36:00,000
So I've been advised by administration that following our discussions at committee that they have been working on an amended policy to this by law.

852
04:36:00,000 --> 04:36:09,000
As this by law, it's not exclusively limiting our ability to access funding for our expenditures.

853
04:36:09,000 --> 04:36:25,000
This is by law applies to all employees and we are by association tied into this by law and they are in the process of reviewing it more comprehensively because they agree that what is what was approved may not necessarily meet their objectives.

854
04:36:25,000 --> 04:36:29,000
And I think it deserves a little more rigorous first discussion as well.

855
04:36:29,000 --> 04:36:38,000
Insofar as limitations that we may have wanted to impose on ourselves that would have the unintended consequence of also impacting our employees.

856
04:36:38,000 --> 04:36:53,000
So my understanding is that administration is doing a comprehensive review of this in comparing us with other municipalities and other business units that will have an update sometime in.

857
04:36:53,000 --> 04:37:02,000
And I do have an amendment proposed to the Madam Clerk as and I can't remember the exact date, but this can be a second.

858
04:37:02,000 --> 04:37:06,000
I can get my eyes working again.

859
04:37:06,000 --> 04:37:12,000
The proposed update would be coming back to the council services committee on December 7th.

860
04:37:12,000 --> 04:37:21,000
Obviously they have a lot of work on our plates, but this is your list they believe they can come back with with some recommendations that will ultimately make this by law.

861
04:37:21,000 --> 04:37:31,000
Better for all. So my recommendation is that we refer this back to administration to report back to the Council Services Committee by December 7th 2023.

862
04:37:31,000 --> 04:37:36,000
This is being seconded by Councillor Sharp. It is on your screen.

863
04:37:36,000 --> 04:37:41,000
Does anyone have any questions regarding this item?

864
04:37:41,000 --> 04:37:45,000
Seeing and hearing none over to you to close Councillor Shabo.

865
04:37:45,000 --> 04:37:50,000
Thank you. Members Council and looking forward to having further debate on December 7th.

866
04:37:50,000 --> 04:37:51,000
Of course.

867
04:37:51,000 --> 04:37:54,000
All right. You subscribe to vote everyone.

868
04:38:07,000 --> 04:38:09,000
Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

869
04:38:09,000 --> 04:38:14,000
If you can display the results please.

870
04:38:14,000 --> 04:38:18,000
That is carried surprised unanimously.

871
04:38:18,000 --> 04:38:33,000
That takes us to item 9.3.2, which is a proposed special tax by law.

872
04:38:33,000 --> 04:38:40,000
Thank you, Mayor. This is a typical special tax by law that we do for enhanced maintenance.

873
04:38:40,000 --> 04:38:46,000
We do not have a presentation. It is for 27 communities seeking support under this file.

874
04:38:46,000 --> 04:38:52,000
I have the director of parks and open space here. Should there be any questions?

875
04:38:52,000 --> 04:38:58,000
All right. I will leave it for questions for a minute here.

876
04:38:58,000 --> 04:39:04,000
I see someone to move and someone to debate. I don't see questions so over to you, Councillor Panner.

877
04:39:05,000 --> 04:39:08,000
I may be right now this procedure before.

878
04:39:08,000 --> 04:39:12,000
I think there are questions about this program that a lot of Councillors have.

879
04:39:12,000 --> 04:39:16,000
We will be happy to hear the debate.

880
04:39:16,000 --> 04:39:20,000
This is a program that Council wants review.

881
04:39:20,000 --> 04:39:27,000
I look forward to hearing that and some ideas of how we can move forward with this.

882
04:39:27,000 --> 04:39:30,000
Thank you. Seconded by Councillor Demong.

883
04:39:30,000 --> 04:39:33,000
I will go over to Councillor Shabo.

884
04:39:34,000 --> 04:39:40,000
Well, not many of you have heard my debate on this, but some of the old members of Council have heard my debate on this matter.

885
04:39:40,000 --> 04:39:51,000
Well, I appreciate the amount of rigor that went into getting approval from the individual communities to get this enhanced landscaping by law,

886
04:39:51,000 --> 04:39:54,000
approved for their own individual communities.

887
04:39:54,000 --> 04:40:02,000
I'm very much of the opinion as many of my residents that this type of service should be provided equally to all members of the city.

888
04:40:02,000 --> 04:40:12,000
Our taxation system is structured in such a fashion that is designed to be based on ability to pay.

889
04:40:12,000 --> 04:40:21,000
Well, some communities are maybe more affluent than others and have greater ability to pay for enhanced levels of service.

890
04:40:21,000 --> 04:40:31,000
Those communities that don't have that same level of disposable income to pay for more enhanced service.

891
04:40:31,000 --> 04:40:34,000
And don't get the benefit of this by law.

892
04:40:34,000 --> 04:40:41,000
So I believe that this is a service that should be provided equally to all residents across the city.

893
04:40:41,000 --> 04:40:45,000
And just because some communities may have a greater ability to pay than others.

894
04:40:45,000 --> 04:40:55,000
They shouldn't be given an enhanced treatment because it certainly is not something that's easy to sell for my constituents.

895
04:40:55,000 --> 04:41:02,000
Because of that, as I have in the past, I will be voting against this.

896
04:41:02,000 --> 04:41:04,000
Councillor Demong, please.

897
04:41:04,000 --> 04:41:11,000
And to simply counter that debate, this is no more different than a homeowner's association, a residence association,

898
04:41:11,000 --> 04:41:16,000
where a group of people that live on the same street that decide to use the same landscaper.

899
04:41:16,000 --> 04:41:22,000
This is about a group of people that want to embed their neighborhood and are willing to put a couple of dollars on the line for it.

900
04:41:22,000 --> 04:41:26,000
No different than if you've actually got out and said, let's all hire the same landscaper.

901
04:41:26,000 --> 04:41:27,000
What the heck?

902
04:41:27,000 --> 04:41:29,000
So, no.

903
04:41:29,000 --> 04:41:32,000
Please vote for this.

904
04:41:32,000 --> 04:41:33,000
All right.

905
04:41:33,000 --> 04:41:37,000
Over to you to close Councillor Petter.

906
04:41:37,000 --> 04:41:39,000
Thanks, Councillor Demong.

907
04:41:39,000 --> 04:41:40,000
Close.

908
04:41:40,000 --> 04:41:41,000
All right.

909
04:41:41,000 --> 04:41:57,000
All right, eScramped to vote, everyone.

910
04:41:57,000 --> 04:41:59,000
Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

911
04:41:59,000 --> 04:42:01,000
Could you display the results, please?

912
04:42:01,000 --> 04:42:08,000
That is carried 14 to 1 with Councillor Shabo voting against.

913
04:42:08,000 --> 04:42:10,000
I'll do the reading to the bylaw.

914
04:42:10,000 --> 04:42:13,000
First reading of bylaw, 12M, 2023.

915
04:42:13,000 --> 04:42:14,000
Anyone opposed?

916
04:42:14,000 --> 04:42:15,000
Councillor Shovos opposed?

917
04:42:15,000 --> 04:42:16,000
That is carried.

918
04:42:16,000 --> 04:42:18,000
Second reading of bylaw, 12M, 2023.

919
04:42:18,000 --> 04:42:19,000
Anyone opposed?

920
04:42:19,000 --> 04:42:20,000
Councillor Shovos opposed?

921
04:42:20,000 --> 04:42:21,000
That is carried.

922
04:42:21,000 --> 04:42:23,000
Authorization for third reading of bylaw.

923
04:42:23,000 --> 04:42:24,000
12M, 2023.

924
04:42:24,000 --> 04:42:25,000
Anyone opposed?

925
04:42:25,000 --> 04:42:26,000
Hearing none.

926
04:42:26,000 --> 04:42:28,000
That's carried unanimously.

927
04:42:28,000 --> 04:42:30,000
Third reading of bylaw, 12M, 2023., Anyone opposed?

928
04:42:30,000 --> 04:42:31,000
Councillor Shovos opposed?

929
04:42:31,000 --> 04:42:33,000
And that is carried.

930
04:42:33,000 --> 04:42:36,000
Moving on to 9.3 point 3.

931
04:42:36,000 --> 04:42:41,000
It's a Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Credit Facility Update.

932
04:42:41,000 --> 04:42:43,000
Good afternoon, Mayor.

933
04:42:43,000 --> 04:42:48,000
We do have a presentation with Council Lakes, or we can go straight to questions.

934
04:42:48,000 --> 04:42:49,000
I will ask.

935
04:42:49,000 --> 04:42:52,000
This item did come to Executive Committee.

936
04:42:52,000 --> 04:42:55,000
Does anyone need a presentation at this time?

937
04:42:58,000 --> 04:43:00,000
All right, seeing none.

938
04:43:00,000 --> 04:43:02,000
We will go just hang out there.

939
04:43:02,000 --> 04:43:03,000
We'll go into questions.

940
04:43:03,000 --> 04:43:08,000
So they wouldn't have any questions on this item.

941
04:43:08,000 --> 04:43:11,000
Okay, I don't see any over to you to move this Councilor Penner.

942
04:43:11,000 --> 04:43:13,000
Move.

943
04:43:13,000 --> 04:43:15,000
I guess seconder.

944
04:43:15,000 --> 04:43:18,000
Councilor McLean, thank you very much.

945
04:43:18,000 --> 04:43:22,000
Don't see anybody in the queue to debate over to you to close Councilor Penner.

946
04:43:22,000 --> 04:43:23,000
Close.

947
04:43:23,000 --> 04:43:24,000
Thank you.

948
04:43:33,000 --> 04:43:56,000
Councilor Corroyo, please.

949
04:43:56,000 --> 04:44:04,000
I may ask for some reason.

950
04:44:04,000 --> 04:44:05,000
It wasn't going.

951
04:44:05,000 --> 04:44:06,000
No problem.

952
04:44:06,000 --> 04:44:07,000
Thank you, Councilor Corraw noted.

953
04:44:07,000 --> 04:44:12,000
And Councilor Poupments, your vote, please.

954
04:44:12,000 --> 04:44:13,000
I'm sorry, Councilor Poupments.

955
04:44:13,000 --> 04:44:14,000
Thank you.

956
04:44:14,000 --> 04:44:16,000
Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

957
04:44:16,000 --> 04:44:20,000
Could you display your results, please?

958
04:44:20,000 --> 04:44:22,000
That is carried unanimously.

959
04:44:22,000 --> 04:44:25,000
Councilor Poupes could use your mics when you're voting that way.

960
04:44:25,000 --> 04:44:26,000
You can hear it.

961
04:44:26,000 --> 04:44:27,000
Thank you very much.

962
04:44:27,000 --> 04:44:34,000
First reading a by-law, 11 m, 20, 23, anyone opposed hearing none that is carried.

963
04:44:34,000 --> 04:44:41,000
We are on to the next item, which is 9.3.4, which is a reconsideration of the Heritage Planning Fund.

964
04:44:41,000 --> 04:44:44,000
Now, we have to do two things here.

965
04:44:44,000 --> 04:44:49,000
Firstly, we have to do a reconsideration vote, and then we have to go back to this item.

966
04:44:49,000 --> 04:44:54,000
Now, if I understand correctly.

967
04:44:54,000 --> 04:44:56,000
Nope, I'm thinking of the wrong item.

968
04:44:56,000 --> 04:45:00,000
Okay, so you would recommend that we call these two things separately, Madam.

969
04:45:00,000 --> 04:45:04,000
Clerk, first we do the reconsideration vote. That is absolutely correct, Mayor.

970
04:45:04,000 --> 04:45:07,000
Can I get someone to move the reconsideration vote, Councillor Wong?

971
04:45:07,000 --> 04:45:11,000
Thank you very much. Seconded by Councillor Petter.

972
04:45:11,000 --> 04:45:13,000
Thank you very much.

973
04:45:13,000 --> 04:45:16,000
So would you like us to do this on eScribe Madam Clerk?

974
04:45:16,000 --> 04:45:17,000
Yes, please, Mayor.

975
04:45:17,000 --> 04:45:19,000
That question, first.

976
04:45:19,000 --> 04:45:21,000
Oh, yep. Go ahead, Councillor Schwell.

977
04:45:21,000 --> 04:45:28,000
Thank you. So question, on this reconsideration, was it more or less than six months ago?

978
04:45:28,000 --> 04:45:30,000
That we made this decision.

979
04:45:30,000 --> 04:45:37,000
Because it impacts the requirement to get the reconsideration motion approved.

980
04:45:37,000 --> 04:45:40,000
Am I not correct?

981
04:45:40,000 --> 04:45:43,000
If it's less than six months, I believe we need ten.

982
04:45:43,000 --> 04:45:45,000
If it's more than six months, it's just majority.

983
04:45:45,000 --> 04:45:47,000
But I could be mistaken.

984
04:45:48,000 --> 04:46:01,000
If I could, the original decision, I believe, was part of the deliberations of the four year business plans and budgets, which happened the last week of November.

985
04:46:01,000 --> 04:46:05,000
So if I count on my fingers, I think I get less than six months.

986
04:46:05,000 --> 04:46:07,000
Go ahead, Madam Clerk.

987
04:46:07,000 --> 04:46:08,000
Thank you, Mayor.

988
04:46:09,000 --> 04:46:11,000
Go ahead, Madam Clerk.

989
04:46:11,000 --> 04:46:13,000
Thank you, Mayor, contact.

990
04:46:13,000 --> 04:46:16,000
Because the motion was adopted.

991
04:46:16,000 --> 04:46:22,000
The current procedure by led does not provide that six month rule.

992
04:46:22,000 --> 04:46:24,000
It's only four defeated motions.

993
04:46:24,000 --> 04:46:35,000
So given that the motion was adopted, if full or partial reconsideration is adopted, two thirds of vote is required, but that is not subject to the timing.

994
04:46:36,000 --> 04:46:37,000
Thanks for checking in though.

995
04:46:37,000 --> 04:46:38,000
I appreciate that.

996
04:46:38,000 --> 04:46:42,000
Is there anybody else on this reconsideration?

997
04:46:42,000 --> 04:46:46,000
I can assume your closed councilor will.

998
04:46:46,000 --> 04:46:47,000
Clerk.

999
04:46:47,000 --> 04:46:51,000
Clerk, Supreme Clerk, are the reason we're reconsidering is that there's an amendment.

1000
04:46:51,000 --> 04:46:52,000
Correct.

1001
04:46:52,000 --> 04:46:55,000
Thanks for the question, Councillor Wong.

1002
04:46:55,000 --> 04:46:57,000
That would be a question for administration.

1003
04:46:57,000 --> 04:47:00,000
That prepared the report on the reconsideration.

1004
04:47:01,000 --> 04:47:19,000
Believe there is just a one technical amendment to put the letter I between the one and the F in recommendation one to refer to that to make sure it referred correctly to that particular line item in the budget documents.

1005
04:47:19,000 --> 04:47:20,000
Thank you.

1006
04:47:24,000 --> 04:47:25,000
Thank you very much.

1007
04:47:25,000 --> 04:47:27,000
Without we go to the eScribe vote.

1008
04:47:31,000 --> 04:47:40,000
Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

1009
04:47:40,000 --> 04:47:45,000
Could you just play the results, please?

1010
04:47:45,000 --> 04:47:47,000
That is carried unanimously.

1011
04:47:47,000 --> 04:47:54,000
So we are reconsidering this item.

1012
04:47:54,000 --> 04:48:11,000
So it indicates after the amendment that council directed ministry administration to allocate the one time 2 million for heritage incentives to maximize support for a new historic resource designation and not offer the residential heritage tax incentive.

1013
04:48:11,000 --> 04:48:14,000
Councillor Wong before I go to you.

1014
04:48:14,000 --> 04:48:19,000
Does anybody have any questions on what we're doing?

1015
04:48:19,000 --> 04:48:22,000
Don't see any over to you to move Councillor Wong.

1016
04:48:22,000 --> 04:48:23,000
Thank you, Mayor.

1017
04:48:23,000 --> 04:48:30,000
As Jim Douglass indicated, this has come forward previously and there is a simple one character type.

1018
04:48:30,000 --> 04:48:35,000
It's a one for an eye and that's the only reason why this is being reposted.

1019
04:48:35,000 --> 04:48:36,000
Thank you.

1020
04:48:36,000 --> 04:48:40,000
Can I get a seconder on this please.

1021
04:48:40,000 --> 04:48:41,000
Councillor Putman.

1022
04:48:41,000 --> 04:48:42,000
Thank you very much.

1023
04:48:42,000 --> 04:48:44,000
Over to you to close Councillor Wong.

1024
04:48:44,000 --> 04:48:45,000
I'll close.

1025
04:48:45,000 --> 04:48:46,000
Thank you.

1026
04:48:46,000 --> 04:48:47,000
Okay.

1027
04:48:47,000 --> 04:49:11,000
Thank you.

1028
04:49:11,000 --> 04:49:13,000
Councillor Pennel, your vote please.

1029
04:49:13,000 --> 04:49:14,000
Yes.

1030
04:49:15,000 --> 04:49:16,000
Thank you.

1031
04:49:16,000 --> 04:49:18,000
Councillor Sharp, your vote please.

1032
04:49:18,000 --> 04:49:19,000
Yes.

1033
04:49:19,000 --> 04:49:20,000
Thank you.

1034
04:49:20,000 --> 04:49:22,000
And Mayor Gondick, your vote please.

1035
04:49:22,000 --> 04:49:23,000
I voted.

1036
04:49:23,000 --> 04:49:24,000
It was yes.

1037
04:49:24,000 --> 04:49:26,000
Thank you.

1038
04:49:26,000 --> 04:49:28,000
Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

1039
04:49:28,000 --> 04:49:33,000
Could you display the results please?

1040
04:49:33,000 --> 04:49:36,000
That is carried unanimously.

1041
04:49:36,000 --> 04:49:43,000
Let's move on to item number 9.3.5, which is secondary suite registry by law housing.

1042
04:49:43,000 --> 04:49:58,000
We buy law housekeeping amendment.

1043
04:49:58,000 --> 04:49:59,000
Hi.

1044
04:49:59,000 --> 04:50:01,000
Good afternoon.

1045
04:50:01,000 --> 04:50:02,000
Brenda Dejardin.

1046
04:50:02,000 --> 04:50:10,000
Here to discuss a small housekeeping amendment to the secondary suite by law.

1047
04:50:10,000 --> 04:50:17,000
I do have a presentation, but I'm happy to take questions if you like and invite the presentation

1048
04:50:17,000 --> 04:50:18,000
up to.

1049
04:50:18,000 --> 04:50:20,000
Let me see how everyone feels about this.

1050
04:50:20,000 --> 04:50:23,000
Does anyone need a presentation on this item?

1051
04:50:23,000 --> 04:50:25,000
I don't see anyone in need of a presentation.

1052
04:50:25,000 --> 04:50:26,000
So tell you what.

1053
04:50:26,000 --> 04:50:27,000
I will see if there are any questions.

1054
04:50:27,000 --> 04:50:29,000
I see movers and seconders.

1055
04:50:29,000 --> 04:50:30,000
Questions?

1056
04:50:30,000 --> 04:50:31,000
Anyone?

1057
04:50:31,000 --> 04:50:34,000
I will go over to you.

1058
04:50:34,000 --> 04:50:36,000
Councillor Shobal.

1059
04:50:36,000 --> 04:50:37,000
Thank you.

1060
04:50:37,000 --> 04:50:41,000
I'm happy to move the recommendations out.

1061
04:50:41,000 --> 04:50:47,000
I think this is something that we've had quite the debate on at committee about the need for this.

1062
04:50:47,000 --> 04:50:52,000
It's going to certainly enhance our ability on an enforcement side of things and maybe

1063
04:50:52,000 --> 04:50:58,000
encourage some folks to take advantage of this tremendous opportunity and the gifts for us.

1064
04:50:58,000 --> 04:51:04,000
Understanding is that we may be able to get the promise to allow us to continue on with our current

1065
04:51:05,000 --> 04:51:09,000
interpretation, which will hopefully bring more of our legal suites into compliance.

1066
04:51:09,000 --> 04:51:16,000
Thank you for bringing this forward and happy to support it and we'll answer any questions in my close if necessary.

1067
04:51:16,000 --> 04:51:17,000
Thank you.

1068
04:51:17,000 --> 04:51:19,000
It's seconded by Councillor Sharp.

1069
04:51:19,000 --> 04:51:23,000
I don't see anyone with any questions or debate over to you to close Councillor Shobal.

1070
04:51:23,000 --> 04:51:24,000
Thank you.

1071
04:51:24,000 --> 04:51:25,000
Thank you.

1072
04:51:34,000 --> 04:51:46,000
Councillor, please.

1073
04:51:46,000 --> 04:51:48,000
Thank you.

1074
04:51:48,000 --> 04:51:49,000
Thank you.

1075
04:51:49,000 --> 04:51:50,000
Thank you.

1076
04:51:50,000 --> 04:51:55,000
Could you display the results, please?

1077
04:51:55,000 --> 04:51:57,000
That is carried unanimously.

1078
04:51:57,000 --> 04:51:59,000
Go to the readings of the bylaw now.

1079
04:51:59,000 --> 04:52:02,000
First reading of bylaw, 21m, 2023.

1080
04:52:02,000 --> 04:52:03,000
Anyone opposed?

1081
04:52:03,000 --> 04:52:04,000
Hearing none.

1082
04:52:04,000 --> 04:52:07,000
That is carried second reading of bylaw, 21m, 2023.

1083
04:52:07,000 --> 04:52:08,000
Anyone opposed?

1084
04:52:08,000 --> 04:52:09,000
Hearing none.

1085
04:52:09,000 --> 04:52:13,000
That is carried authorization for third reading of bylaw, 21m, 2023.

1086
04:52:13,000 --> 04:52:14,000
Anyone opposed?

1087
04:52:14,000 --> 04:52:15,000
Hearing none.

1088
04:52:15,000 --> 04:52:16,000
That's carried unanimously.

1089
04:52:16,000 --> 04:52:19,000
Third reading of bylaw, 21m, 2023.

1090
04:52:19,000 --> 04:52:20,000
Anyone opposed?

1091
04:52:20,000 --> 04:52:21,000
Hearing none.

1092
04:52:21,000 --> 04:52:22,000
That is carried.

1093
04:52:22,000 --> 04:52:27,000
That brings us up to 9.3.6, which is Calgary Municipal Land Corporation, New

1094
04:52:27,000 --> 04:52:32,000
Borrowing and Lone by Laws.

1095
04:52:32,000 --> 04:52:35,000
Good afternoon.

1096
04:52:35,000 --> 04:52:38,000
We do have a presentation with Councillor Lakes or we can go straight to questions.

1097
04:52:38,000 --> 04:52:42,000
I think you may find yourself in the same shape so let me see.

1098
04:52:42,000 --> 04:52:47,000
Does anybody need a presentation that did come through executive committee?

1099
04:52:47,000 --> 04:52:52,000
I don't see anyone in need of a presentation so we will go to questions.

1100
04:52:52,000 --> 04:52:54,000
If there are any.

1101
04:52:54,000 --> 04:52:57,000
I have movers and seconders like last time.

1102
04:52:57,000 --> 04:53:01,000
I don't see any questions over to you Councillor Meand to move.

1103
04:53:01,000 --> 04:53:03,000
Yeah, this is really straight forward.

1104
04:53:03,000 --> 04:53:07,000
I know we had some questions from committee, but this is just to allow

1105
04:53:07,000 --> 04:53:14,000
CMLC to finance their costs for different projects they have through us.

1106
04:53:14,000 --> 04:53:19,000
And they will repay those through the remaining term of this yearl.

1107
04:53:19,000 --> 04:53:20,000
So it's quite straightforward.

1108
04:53:20,000 --> 04:53:21,000
We do this often.

1109
04:53:21,000 --> 04:53:24,000
So thank you and I hope you support it.

1110
04:53:24,000 --> 04:53:25,000
Thank you.

1111
04:53:25,000 --> 04:53:27,000
It's seconded by Councillor Walcott.

1112
04:53:27,000 --> 04:53:33,000
I don't see any questions for debate for you to close Councillor Meand.

1113
04:53:33,000 --> 04:53:34,000
Closed.

1114
04:53:34,000 --> 04:53:35,000
Thank you.

1115
04:53:35,000 --> 04:53:37,000
Escribe to vote everyone.

1116
04:53:48,000 --> 04:53:50,000
Mayor Gondick all the votes are in.

1117
04:53:50,000 --> 04:53:53,000
Could you display the results, please?

1118
04:53:57,000 --> 04:53:59,000
That is carried unanimously.

1119
04:53:59,000 --> 04:54:02,000
I'm going to do four first readings.

1120
04:54:02,000 --> 04:54:05,000
It's first readings only and it's four separate by us.

1121
04:54:05,000 --> 04:54:08,000
First reading a by-law, five B, twenty twenty three.

1122
04:54:08,000 --> 04:54:11,000
Anyone opposed hearing none, that's carried.

1123
04:54:11,000 --> 04:54:14,000
First reading a by-law, six B, twenty twenty three.

1124
04:54:14,000 --> 04:54:17,000
Anyone opposed hearing none, that is carried.

1125
04:54:17,000 --> 04:54:20,000
Anyone opposed hearing none, that is carried.

1126
04:54:20,000 --> 04:54:23,000
First reading a by-law, nine M, twenty twenty three.

1127
04:54:23,000 --> 04:54:25,000
Anyone opposed hearing none, that is carried.

1128
04:54:25,000 --> 04:54:31,000
Let's move it right along to item 9.3.7, which is a notice of motion,

1129
04:54:31,000 --> 04:54:32,000
addressing FOX tail.

1130
04:54:32,000 --> 04:54:35,000
Farley, Councillor Spencer, please go ahead.

1131
04:54:35,000 --> 04:54:37,000
Thank you, Mayor Gondick.

1132
04:54:37,000 --> 04:54:44,000
With throat, Calgary, we have an continuous relationship with a client called FOX tail.

1133
04:54:44,000 --> 04:54:54,000
That is unfortunately causing some havoc for a variety of pet owners in our city.

1134
04:54:54,000 --> 04:55:00,000
It's a situation in which where at its most folks will see this,

1135
04:55:00,000 --> 04:55:05,000
be able to identify once it's pulling to the out, but don't end up in a situation where it's causing

1136
04:55:05,000 --> 04:55:08,000
them any sort of grief on a daily basis.

1137
04:55:08,000 --> 04:55:13,000
But then there are these unfortunate extremes where particularly in edge communities when land

1138
04:55:13,000 --> 04:55:19,000
has been cleared for development, it's a pioneer, it's one of a variety of

1139
04:55:19,000 --> 04:55:25,000
pioneer species, so it can quickly propagate on an open field and create a lot of issues for

1140
04:55:25,000 --> 04:55:28,000
adjacent homeowners and folks.

1141
04:55:28,000 --> 04:55:34,000
It's also increasingly taking up residents in a ran around dog parks.

1142
04:55:34,000 --> 04:55:39,000
It's also going into wetlands.

1143
04:55:39,000 --> 04:55:43,000
It's unfortunately, it's a livability issue that the city is dealing with.

1144
04:55:43,000 --> 04:55:47,000
I want to say thank you to the Parks team that is assembled here today.

1145
04:55:47,000 --> 04:55:53,000
Thank you for the conversations that we've had the mobilization that you have done.

1146
04:55:53,000 --> 04:55:55,000
They've changed mowing patterns.

1147
04:55:55,000 --> 04:55:59,000
They've timed mows, one example in my neighborhood, along 52nd.

1148
04:55:59,000 --> 04:56:05,000
There's lots of this that will grow throughout the season, and I felt my anxiety growing and growing

1149
04:56:05,000 --> 04:56:09,000
and growing and then right before it went to seed, Tammy's crews were out there knocking

1150
04:56:09,000 --> 04:56:14,000
it down and it was gone before it was flying around the neighborhood.

1151
04:56:14,000 --> 04:56:20,000
So we're seeing some real efficacy around the city learning its impacts and being responsive

1152
04:56:20,000 --> 04:56:24,000
in how it interacts and attempts to mitigate it.

1153
04:56:24,000 --> 04:56:29,000
This is a species of plant that is native to our province.

1154
04:56:29,000 --> 04:56:32,000
It plays a role in our local ecology.

1155
04:56:32,000 --> 04:56:37,000
It takes care of sailing soils that other plants don't grow very well in.

1156
04:56:37,000 --> 04:56:42,000
It does a very good job of pulling salt out of the soil and creating an opportunity for other trips

1157
04:56:42,000 --> 04:56:44,000
stands to take root and grow.

1158
04:56:44,000 --> 04:56:51,000
But the focus of this notion is to address those real big stream of the way this works.

1159
04:56:51,000 --> 04:56:58,000
It's way up, which is that field where there's little control over it and you end up with

1160
04:56:58,000 --> 04:57:07,000
hordes of this on this barb that can end up causing health issues and concerns for pet owners.

1161
04:57:07,000 --> 04:57:12,000
So the idea here is to create a bylaw, increase the regulatory framework,

1162
04:57:12,000 --> 04:57:17,000
create a regulatory environment in which the city is able to move.

1163
04:57:17,000 --> 04:57:22,000
If there is a large landholder that is not moving, it's not following suit.

1164
04:57:22,000 --> 04:57:28,000
I have seen developers on a full scale and landowners.

1165
04:57:28,000 --> 04:57:34,000
Those that have gone so far to spend tens of thousands of dollars to make sure that it doesn't happen

1166
04:57:34,000 --> 04:57:38,000
year over year and those that just can return from cost.

1167
04:57:38,000 --> 04:57:46,000
So that's the hope is that we kind of fill this last gap in hole in addressing and mitigating

1168
04:57:46,000 --> 04:57:48,000
Fox tail bar that you hear locally.

1169
04:57:48,000 --> 04:57:52,000
Look forward to addressing anything in the close and I know we have very knowledgeable experts in the room

1170
04:57:52,000 --> 04:57:54,000
back in address questions.

1171
04:57:54,000 --> 04:57:56,000
Thank you, Councillor Do I have a second or for you?

1172
04:57:56,000 --> 04:57:58,000
Councillor Walker.

1173
04:57:58,000 --> 04:57:59,000
Thank you very much.

1174
04:57:59,000 --> 04:58:01,000
Councillor Shibou, you have a question?

1175
04:58:01,000 --> 04:58:07,000
Yeah, I'm not sure exactly how an administration would interpret this.

1176
04:58:07,000 --> 04:58:15,000
Is there an intent for us to create some rules around finding private entities?

1177
04:58:15,000 --> 04:58:23,000
From allowing something to grow in our private property?

1178
04:58:23,000 --> 04:58:27,000
What about naturalization areas that the city has?

1179
04:58:27,000 --> 04:58:35,000
How do we address those in relation to this being as this is a naturally occurring plant?

1180
04:58:35,000 --> 04:58:37,000
Thank you for the question.

1181
04:58:37,000 --> 04:58:41,000
Matt's Blaskey with community strategies policy and bi-law development.

1182
04:58:41,000 --> 04:58:48,000
And what I would say is in terms of rules to address this, we already have existing rules in the

1183
04:58:48,000 --> 04:58:54,000
Bi-law that allow us to address for example plants that are over certain grasses that are over a certain height.

1184
04:58:54,000 --> 04:58:57,000
And so the regulations would probably follow very similar to that.

1185
04:58:57,000 --> 04:59:03,000
But obviously we're going to spend the next couple of months before coming back, investigating exactly how that would work.

1186
04:59:03,000 --> 04:59:11,000
And what about zerry-scaping as we refer to it in some of our right of ways where we don't actually cut the grass?

1187
04:59:11,000 --> 04:59:12,000
Thank you for the question.

1188
04:59:12,000 --> 04:59:19,000
We've been able to incorporate different types of landscaping as my understanding through the existing bi-law regulations we have.

1189
04:59:19,000 --> 04:59:22,000
So I'd anticipate something very similar for this approach as well.

1190
04:59:22,000 --> 04:59:27,000
And so we don't apply this to Daniela and his doing?

1191
04:59:27,000 --> 04:59:31,000
I don't believe so. I'd have to follow up on you. I follow up with that on you.

1192
04:59:31,000 --> 04:59:33,000
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that.

1193
04:59:33,000 --> 04:59:35,000
That's not naturally occurring.

1194
04:59:35,000 --> 04:59:41,000
Anyways, I would be okay with supporting part of this.

1195
04:59:41,000 --> 04:59:46,000
I just can't support the whole thing because I really don't know what impact it might have.

1196
05:00:00,000 --> 05:00:05,000
Good to vote against it.

1197
05:00:05,000 --> 05:00:12,000
Question from Councilor Mian. Thank you. I took two questions. So if it's like a big industrial parcel, for example,

1198
05:00:12,000 --> 05:00:19,000
that's undeveloped and how do you track down the owner to have that conversation? Like is that going to be a challenge?

1199
05:00:19,000 --> 05:00:26,000
Thank you for the question. I don't Councillor Mian, I don't believe that there's going to be an issue with that. I think that existing we have the existing ability to pull from

1200
05:00:26,000 --> 05:00:32,000
help our registry who the registered owner on title is and get in contact with them directly.

1201
05:00:32,000 --> 05:00:38,000
Okay, and this is not necessarily specific to just this violent fraction, but in the event that you like mail them a ticket, they do

1202
05:00:38,000 --> 05:00:45,000
or don't pay, like what are the implications of that? Is there any, like, follow up that we can do from a property tax side or what does that look like?

1203
05:00:45,000 --> 05:00:51,000
I might look to achieve file officer to be able to answer that question.

1204
05:00:51,000 --> 05:00:53,000
Thank you for the question, Councillor Mian.

1205
05:00:53,000 --> 05:01:01,000
So yes, there are finding mechanisms under the community standards by already for longer asked and long herbaceous plants.

1206
05:01:01,000 --> 05:01:09,000
If it's to a corporation, we would send that ticket, the registered mail to the registered office.

1207
05:01:09,000 --> 05:01:18,000
And in terms of consequences, they do are required to pay those tickets, and just like an individual if they have any business with the registered office,

1208
05:01:18,000 --> 05:01:21,000
that that gets shut off until those finds are paid.

1209
05:01:22,000 --> 05:01:28,000
Perfect, thank you. And then my next question is just in relation to how it's actually you take care of lock sale barley.

1210
05:01:28,000 --> 05:01:33,000
I don't actually have a whole lot of concept on that. So is it enough for people to just cut it down?

1211
05:01:33,000 --> 05:01:41,000
Or if you send someone to ticket, would they maybe now start using pesticides, would we educate them about, you know, the appropriate use of those.

1212
05:01:41,000 --> 05:01:43,000
So this is the tricky part.

1213
05:01:43,000 --> 05:01:50,000
Unlike other long grasses and herbaceous plants, you do not want to cut it in the growing season because you're just going to make the problem worse.

1214
05:01:50,000 --> 05:01:56,000
And spread the seeds. So what we're probably looking for is some alternative methods of control.

1215
05:01:56,000 --> 05:02:01,000
Like if you are going to moe that you use a bag to capture the seeds and the plants.

1216
05:02:01,000 --> 05:02:05,000
So it stops the spread of the seeds, the neighboring properties.

1217
05:02:05,000 --> 05:02:10,000
You can hand pull it. There is a chemical application that you can use.

1218
05:02:10,000 --> 05:02:16,000
So it's just giving the city the ability to direct an alternative method of control.

1219
05:02:16,000 --> 05:02:19,000
I think is an important piece to this.

1220
05:02:19,000 --> 05:02:25,000
Okay, and just to follow up on that like we would educate folks about that so that they're not doing it incorrectly.

1221
05:02:25,000 --> 05:02:28,000
Yeah, for something like this, if it's especially new.

1222
05:02:28,000 --> 05:02:35,000
And that's part of the notice of motion that Councillor Spencer brought forward is to develop an education in awareness campaign.

1223
05:02:35,000 --> 05:02:40,000
It's important that dog owners know that the risks associated with this plant.

1224
05:02:40,000 --> 05:02:45,000
And they make sure that they keep their dog on a leash that is not running through fields of fox tail barley.

1225
05:02:45,000 --> 05:02:55,000
But it's also to bring awareness to landowners that, you know, this is a problem even though that this plant does have some value and some naturalized areas and wetlands.

1226
05:02:55,000 --> 05:03:00,000
It's just being able to identify it and address it if it is on your own property.

1227
05:03:00,000 --> 05:03:06,000
And then consistent with how we enforce almost all of our bylaws for compliance oriented.

1228
05:03:06,000 --> 05:03:13,000
We often give warnings and education before we resort to taking any type of formal enforcement action.

1229
05:03:13,000 --> 05:03:14,000
Okay, that's great.

1230
05:03:14,000 --> 05:03:17,000
And I did see the part about the awareness campaign for pet owners.

1231
05:03:17,000 --> 05:03:22,000
But I think the awareness campaign for folks who are going to have to take care of it is equally important.

1232
05:03:22,000 --> 05:03:24,000
It sounds like you've got that well underway.

1233
05:03:24,000 --> 05:03:25,000
Thank you.

1234
05:03:25,000 --> 05:03:26,000
Those are all my questions.

1235
05:03:26,000 --> 05:03:29,000
Thank you, Councillor Wong, please.

1236
05:03:29,000 --> 05:03:30,000
Thank you, Mayor.

1237
05:03:31,000 --> 05:03:36,000
Quite frankly, I'm pretty naive about this, so I'm just asking you two very quick questions.

1238
05:03:36,000 --> 05:03:43,000
Is the proliferation as fox tail barley more strongly outlined large field areas?

1239
05:03:43,000 --> 05:03:46,000
Or do we see a prolifering optimal category?

1240
05:03:46,000 --> 05:03:47,000
Please.

1241
05:03:47,000 --> 05:03:52,000
Good afternoon, Travis Shaw.

1242
05:03:52,000 --> 05:03:56,000
Urban conservation lead with Parks and Open Space.

1243
05:03:56,000 --> 05:04:00,000
Well, we do see we use a fox tail barley in a number of different areas.

1244
05:04:00,000 --> 05:04:06,000
But I think whereas most problematic is in those areas that have been stripped and greater for development.

1245
05:04:06,000 --> 05:04:08,000
They offer poor quality soils.

1246
05:04:08,000 --> 05:04:16,000
There's no, it's a bare soil condition and the fox tail propagates very, very successfully in those areas.

1247
05:04:16,000 --> 05:04:20,000
And I think those are the problematic areas that we're most concerned about.

1248
05:04:20,000 --> 05:04:25,000
And her reference to using herbicides is did I hear that correctly?

1249
05:04:25,000 --> 05:04:34,000
Through the chair that is one way of managing it, glyphosate is glyphosate application is a method.

1250
05:04:34,000 --> 05:04:43,000
It would be preferred to use a mechanical control mowing in advance of c-development or pulling.

1251
05:04:43,000 --> 05:04:47,000
So if we do use herbicides with a chemical base herbicides, is that right?

1252
05:04:47,000 --> 05:04:54,000
Did we not previously, maybe before your time, but did we not previously get away from using chemical base herbicides?

1253
05:04:54,000 --> 05:04:58,000
We like to use them in just in very selective situations.

1254
05:04:58,000 --> 05:05:06,000
It's certainly not our first option when it comes to the control of various plants.

1255
05:05:06,000 --> 05:05:14,000
There are some situations where it is the only effective method, but in this case it's not the only effective method.

1256
05:05:14,000 --> 05:05:18,000
There are other controls we can use.

1257
05:05:19,000 --> 05:05:34,000
My question is not so much about fostering more or so about herbicides only, because I'm getting complaints about us using too much of a chemical base herbicides, especially in the city communities, where we have pedestrian traffic and more, so then animal traffic and everything else.

1258
05:05:34,000 --> 05:05:36,000
Okay, thank you.

1259
05:05:36,000 --> 05:05:39,000
I don't see any other questions in the queue.

1260
05:05:39,000 --> 05:05:41,000
Over to you to close Councillor Spencer.

1261
05:05:41,000 --> 05:05:44,000
Thank you, Mayor Gondick.

1262
05:05:44,000 --> 05:05:54,000
To the bylaw that also, so for the length, one of the reasons why this came forward is for the typical height of Fox tail barley.

1263
05:05:54,000 --> 05:06:04,000
Once you get to the height that community standards can be engaged to come in and manage a field, that's right in around the time when these plants start to seat.

1264
05:06:04,000 --> 05:06:14,000
So it was inhabiting an awkward space within our current regulatory framework, so that's one of the reasons why this came forward the way that it did.

1265
05:06:14,000 --> 05:06:19,000
And one of the things that we hope to be able to fix with this.

1266
05:06:19,000 --> 05:06:29,000
To Councillor Shibou, comments about dandelions, dandelions to my best of my knowledge do not create the same stream with ability issues for pets.

1267
05:06:29,000 --> 05:06:42,000
So this is very specifically to address folks that have lost furry family members and pay $8,000 vet bills with an unfortunate interaction with this plant.

1268
05:06:42,000 --> 05:06:52,000
And then also on the chemical side of things I would just mention that it is absolutely and we have had lots and lots of interaction Councillor Wong with the city around not wanting to make this.

1269
05:06:52,000 --> 05:06:59,000
I'm not going full bore on this. There was an opportunity for where we could look at making this a noxious weed.

1270
05:06:59,000 --> 05:07:02,000
And then arming up to go after it.

1271
05:07:02,000 --> 05:07:21,000
But the only real way for us to be able to do so and actually bring it to a point where we rarely see it would be chemical, which would also have a whole host of unintended impacts and negate its role in our ecological world here in Calgary.

1272
05:07:21,000 --> 05:07:27,000
A long-term foxtail in healthy soil typically ends up getting out competed.

1273
05:07:27,000 --> 05:07:42,000
So one of the reasons why we're seeing as I understand it from interacting with the province and with parks is due to our precipitation, the amount of moisture and the soil, some of the climate impacts that we're dealing with right now.

1274
05:07:42,000 --> 05:07:52,000
The turf stands are not as healthy as they have been in the past and foxtails kind of coming in behind and taking up residents in places where it used to not be present.

1275
05:07:52,000 --> 05:08:01,000
So there's a cyclical nature to this and hopefully as the soils return to proper health, other grasses come back in and out compete.

1276
05:08:01,000 --> 05:08:09,000
It lowers in prominence. And this is apparently province wide I've seen videos in Grand Prairie and other places.

1277
05:08:09,000 --> 05:08:24,000
So I do hope you both for this. I believe there's an opportunity based whether it's on land size. There's a couple different ways we can come at drafting the community center by law on this. I think I've said enough. Please vote for this.

1278
05:08:24,000 --> 05:08:25,000
Close.

1279
05:08:25,000 --> 05:08:27,000
Thank you. You subscribe to vote everyone.

1280
05:08:39,000 --> 05:08:49,000
Mayor Gondick.

1281
05:08:49,000 --> 05:08:59,000
Mayor Gondick.

1282
05:08:59,000 --> 05:09:04,000
Councillor Sharp, your vote please. Yes. Thank you. Mayor Gondick all the votes are in.

1283
05:09:04,000 --> 05:09:09,000
Could you display the results please?

1284
05:09:09,000 --> 05:09:17,000
That was carried 14 to 1. We can answer Shabo voting against. I am now going to recommend a couple of things. Council.

1285
05:09:17,000 --> 05:09:28,000
I believe that it would make sense now to go to the quick votes on the two consent items and then do the two bylaw tabulations which we can hopefully get through before we break it 3.

1286
05:09:29,000 --> 05:09:34,000
That's the intended time of the break. We will return from that break for 4 p.m.

1287
05:09:34,000 --> 05:09:38,000
At 4 p.m. we're going to hear from the Calgary Airport Authority.

1288
05:09:38,000 --> 05:09:46,000
Immediately following that, I would recommend that we hear Councillor Demong's two notices of motion rather than waiting to after dinner.

1289
05:09:46,000 --> 05:09:56,000
I think we can manage that between 4 and 6 having those items come forward. So what I need is general consent that instead of having those two notices of motion time stand

1290
05:09:57,000 --> 05:10:02,000
to be after the dinner break. Can I just have general consent that it's to the call of the chair?

1291
05:10:02,000 --> 05:10:05,000
Anyone opposed to that?

1292
05:10:05,000 --> 05:10:14,000
Seeing and hearing none, that is great. Let's go then to the two consent agenda items that were pulled and we are just doing a vote on these.

1293
05:10:14,000 --> 05:10:21,000
The first one was 7.4. Can I get a mover for that one please?

1294
05:10:22,000 --> 05:10:27,000
It is Y-Y-Y-C matters. Councillor Penner seconded by Councillor Mian. Thank you very much.

1295
05:10:27,000 --> 05:10:32,000
So Madam Clark is the vote ready to go or do you need a minute.

1296
05:10:32,000 --> 05:10:36,000
The vote is ready to go. All right, e-scribe everyone.

1297
05:10:52,000 --> 05:10:55,000
Councillor Putments your vote please?

1298
05:10:57,000 --> 05:11:02,000
Yes. Thank you. Councillor Chu your vote please?

1299
05:11:02,000 --> 05:11:04,000
No.

1300
05:11:04,000 --> 05:11:07,000
Thank you. Mayor Gondick all the votes are in.

1301
05:11:07,000 --> 05:11:10,000
Could you display the results please?

1302
05:11:11,000 --> 05:11:16,000
That is carry 12-3 with Councillor Shibou McLean and Chu voting against.

1303
05:11:16,000 --> 05:11:21,000
The next item is 7.9 which is updates on climate calls to action.

1304
05:11:21,000 --> 05:11:28,000
Who would like to move that one? Councillor Colleewall seconded by Councillor Wong.

1305
05:11:28,000 --> 05:11:32,000
Thank you. Can we go to the vote please?

1306
05:11:40,000 --> 05:11:48,000
Councillor Putments your vote please?

1307
05:11:48,000 --> 05:11:50,000
Yes.

1308
05:11:50,000 --> 05:11:51,000
Thank you.

1309
05:11:51,000 --> 05:11:53,000
Mayor Gondick all the votes are in.

1310
05:11:53,000 --> 05:11:57,000
Could you display the results please?

1311
05:11:57,000 --> 05:12:02,000
That is carried 13-2 with Councillor McLean and Councillor Chu voting against.

1312
05:12:02,000 --> 05:12:09,000
We are on to item 10.1.1 which is a by-law tabulation for the Westbrook communities local area plan.

1313
05:12:09,000 --> 05:12:14,000
We are here to do second and third readings.

1314
05:12:14,000 --> 05:12:20,000
So I need a note that Councillor Sharpe was not present for the public hearing.

1315
05:12:20,000 --> 05:12:23,000
So Councillor Sharpe you won't be voting on this one.

1316
05:12:23,000 --> 05:12:27,000
You will be marked as absent simply because of the public hearing issue.

1317
05:12:27,000 --> 05:12:28,000
Can I get?

1318
05:12:28,000 --> 05:12:30,000
Sorry. Go ahead.

1319
05:12:30,000 --> 05:12:31,000
I'm just confirming.

1320
05:12:31,000 --> 05:12:33,000
Yep. I've got a note from clerk.

1321
05:12:33,000 --> 05:12:34,000
I want to let you know.

1322
05:12:34,000 --> 05:12:36,000
Thank you. Appreciate that.

1323
05:12:36,000 --> 05:12:38,000
Can I get a mover for this please?

1324
05:12:38,000 --> 05:12:40,000
Councillor Walcock can I get a seconder please?

1325
05:12:40,000 --> 05:12:41,000
Councillor Putments.

1326
05:12:41,000 --> 05:12:43,000
Thank you very much.

1327
05:12:43,000 --> 05:12:48,000
Could you go to eScribe to vote please?

1328
05:13:01,000 --> 05:13:03,000
Councillor Putments your vote please?

1329
05:13:03,000 --> 05:13:05,000
Yes.

1330
05:13:05,000 --> 05:13:07,000
Mayor Gondick all the votes are in.

1331
05:13:07,000 --> 05:13:11,000
Could you display the results please?

1332
05:13:11,000 --> 05:13:16,000
That is carried 12 to 2 with Councillor McLean and Councillor Chu voting against.

1333
05:13:16,000 --> 05:13:18,000
So I'll move to the readings of the by-law.

1334
05:13:18,000 --> 05:13:23,000
Second reading of by-law 5p 2023 anyone opposed?

1335
05:13:23,000 --> 05:13:27,000
Councillor Chu and McLean are opposed that is carried.

1336
05:13:27,000 --> 05:13:34,000
Third reading of by-law 5p 2023 anyone opposed Councillor McLean and Chu are opposed and that is carried.

1337
05:13:34,000 --> 05:13:38,000
Next one. Second reading of by-law 6p 2023 anyone opposed?

1338
05:13:38,000 --> 05:13:41,000
Councillor McLean and Chu are opposed that is carried.

1339
05:13:41,000 --> 05:13:44,000
Third reading of by-law 6p 2023 anyone opposed?

1340
05:13:44,000 --> 05:13:48,000
Councillor McLean and Chu are opposed and that is carried.

1341
05:13:48,000 --> 05:13:53,000
We are moving on to item 10.1.2 which is another by-law tabulation.

1342
05:13:53,000 --> 05:13:56,000
This one is for attainable homes Calgary Corporation.

1343
05:13:56,000 --> 05:13:59,000
Again, we will be doing second and third readings.

1344
05:13:59,000 --> 05:14:02,000
I need a mover for this one please Councillor Walcock.

1345
05:14:02,000 --> 05:14:05,000
Can I get a seconder please Councillor Mean.

1346
05:14:05,000 --> 05:14:08,000
Thank you and could you go to the vote.

1347
05:14:25,000 --> 05:14:28,000
Councillor Putment's your vote please?

1348
05:14:28,000 --> 05:14:29,000
Yes.

1349
05:14:29,000 --> 05:14:31,000
Thank you, Mayor Gondick Aldevoltzer.

1350
05:14:32,000 --> 05:14:34,000
Thank you, could you display the results please?

1351
05:14:34,000 --> 05:14:36,000
That is carried unanimously.

1352
05:14:36,000 --> 05:14:39,000
Second reading of by-law 5m 2023 anyone opposed?

1353
05:14:39,000 --> 05:14:43,000
Hearing none that is carried third reading of by-law 5m 2023 anyone opposed?

1354
05:14:43,000 --> 05:14:48,000
Hearing none that is carried second reading of by-law 6m 2023 anyone opposed?

1355
05:14:48,000 --> 05:14:53,000
Hearing none that is carried third reading of by-law 6m 2023 anyone opposed?

1356
05:14:53,000 --> 05:14:56,000
Hearing none that is carried.

1357
05:14:56,000 --> 05:14:58,000
Well if you are okay with it Councillor Dumong.

1358
05:14:58,000 --> 05:15:00,000
Let's kick off your notes.

1359
05:15:00,000 --> 05:15:09,000
Thank you, Mayor. Just so that I'm perfectly clear, this is the first of three note, plant, three

1360
05:15:09,000 --> 05:15:14,000
plant, notices a motion with regards to roads that I've been in contact with or in connection

1361
05:15:14,000 --> 05:15:24,000
with general manager and the director of mobility. These first two noses of motion are basically asking for information.

1362
05:15:24,000 --> 05:15:29,000
To be included in reports that are coming back with a specific direction on the information coming back to us.

1363
05:15:29,000 --> 05:15:34,000
This very first one has to do with, as most of you already know, the snow and ice control budget.

1364
05:15:34,000 --> 05:15:42,000
And the fact that once the snow and ice control budget season is over, the excess is going goes to a reserve.

1365
05:15:42,000 --> 05:15:48,000
And if anything is over and above that, that goes into a completely different reserve to be brought back out at another time.

1366
05:15:48,000 --> 05:15:55,000
I'm simply saying that in this situation, once the reserve is full, that this surplus should go back to snow and ice.

1367
05:15:55,000 --> 05:16:09,000
Department control for either cleaning up hot holes, whether it be improving snow and ice depots or anything along those lines.

1368
05:16:09,000 --> 05:16:21,000
But basically to have the dedicated funding that we have set aside for snow and ice control to go towards snow and ice control and any of the impacts that snow and ice has on our roads and sea and streets.

1369
05:16:21,000 --> 05:16:26,000
So please vote in favor, very simplistic. You will have enough chance.

1370
05:16:26,000 --> 05:16:30,000
It's just going to be part of a report coming back to us.

1371
05:16:30,000 --> 05:16:34,000
Thank you. Can I get a second or on this one, please? Council.

1372
05:16:34,000 --> 05:16:37,000
Thank you. Over to you, Councillor Schibel.

1373
05:16:37,000 --> 05:16:40,000
Yeah, I'm just looking over the notice of motion.

1374
05:16:40,000 --> 05:16:46,000
It does say the report back, but it doesn't say to who and or when.

1375
05:16:46,000 --> 05:16:51,000
So any, and further, be it resolved, the administration report back on enhancements or amendments.

1376
05:16:51,000 --> 05:16:55,000
Where's it going and when do we have this administration?

1377
05:16:55,000 --> 05:17:06,000
I may any idea on how quickly they could report back on this.

1378
05:17:06,000 --> 05:17:10,000
Too many likes on.

1379
05:17:10,000 --> 05:17:13,000
There you go.

1380
05:17:14,000 --> 05:17:16,000
Here's work. Okay. We'll try this one.

1381
05:17:16,000 --> 05:17:19,000
So indeed, we have a snow and ice control policy that's coming back.

1382
05:17:19,000 --> 05:17:21,000
Quarter three of this year.

1383
05:17:21,000 --> 05:17:28,000
I believe it's the CDC. So we would need this direction into that report back on the snow and ice control policy.

1384
05:17:28,000 --> 05:17:34,000
So Q3. So that should be inserted into this.

1385
05:17:34,000 --> 05:17:37,000
Or you're saying this already a report coming back.

1386
05:17:37,000 --> 05:17:39,000
There's already a report coming back.

1387
05:17:39,000 --> 05:17:42,000
So then this begs the question, is this not redundant then?

1388
05:17:42,000 --> 05:17:48,000
Additional information would help us craft that report and make sure we consider every opportunity.

1389
05:17:48,000 --> 05:17:55,000
I always prefer to see some specific directions on when to come back and through what committee.

1390
05:17:55,000 --> 05:18:00,000
But I'll listen to consider along, I guess.

1391
05:18:00,000 --> 05:18:02,000
Thank you, Councillor Wong, please.

1392
05:18:02,000 --> 05:18:05,000
Thank you, Mayor. Just a point of clarification.

1393
05:18:05,000 --> 05:18:10,000
The excess dollars of snick is coming back to operations.

1394
05:18:10,000 --> 05:18:16,000
But is that specifically for roads, sidewalks, curves, or does also include pathways.

1395
05:18:16,000 --> 05:18:20,000
And perhaps, are you self-reconstant among cancer?

1396
05:18:20,000 --> 05:18:22,000
No one has control program.

1397
05:18:22,000 --> 05:18:26,000
If there is excess funds at the end of the year, it goes into reserve.

1398
05:18:26,000 --> 05:18:32,000
That covers road sidewalks, pathways, as well as transit snow clearing.

1399
05:18:32,000 --> 05:18:39,000
Once that reserve reaches its cap at 50 million, that's when that overflow would go into general reserves.

1400
05:18:39,000 --> 05:18:43,000
And the fiscal stability reserve at the end of the year.

1401
05:18:43,000 --> 05:18:51,000
I mean, the question to Councillor Demongon's close was the intention to have it re-deverted to take care of pathways.

1402
05:18:51,000 --> 05:18:55,000
Both roadway pathways, as well as park pathways, perhaps.

1403
05:18:55,000 --> 05:18:58,000
Councillor Demongon can answer in this close. Thank you.

1404
05:18:58,000 --> 05:19:00,000
Right, Councillor Mean, please.

1405
05:19:03,000 --> 05:19:08,000
Okay, sorry. My first question is the clarification, which is just you said that it goes up to that 50 million.

1406
05:19:08,000 --> 05:19:15,000
And then anything that would have gone into FSR is now going to come back if this is directed towards these mobility improvements.

1407
05:19:15,000 --> 05:19:18,000
Sorry, so the 50 million is the cap.

1408
05:19:18,000 --> 05:19:23,000
So the snow and ice control program, if we ever got over 50 million in the reserve,

1409
05:19:23,000 --> 05:19:28,000
currently it flows into the fiscal, fiscal sustainability reserve.

1410
05:19:28,000 --> 05:19:34,000
What is proposed here is to consider whether that money should be used for other sites,

1411
05:19:34,000 --> 05:19:37,000
so in ice control activities instead of going to that reserve.

1412
05:19:37,000 --> 05:19:39,000
Okay, just over the 15.

1413
05:19:39,000 --> 05:19:41,000
Okay, that's the clarification I needed.

1414
05:19:41,000 --> 05:19:46,000
And I guess in terms of, and this is more of a comment because I support this, I think it's a good idea.

1415
05:19:46,000 --> 05:19:48,000
It's just that.

1416
05:19:48,000 --> 05:19:57,000
And I also support mobility improvements, but I guess the question I do have is like we always hear about a desire for just more sneak improvements in general.

1417
05:19:57,000 --> 05:20:04,000
And so I'm not sure I have a good sense of like how much we are always having surpluses year over year over year.

1418
05:20:04,000 --> 05:20:09,000
And like if we did, you know, add more money to the sneak budget to go from the seven days,

1419
05:20:09,000 --> 05:20:11,000
no plan to the six days, no plan.

1420
05:20:11,000 --> 05:20:16,000
And that was great, but one of the challenges is that's like, same, more or less same, but faster,

1421
05:20:16,000 --> 05:20:22,000
whereas residents somewhat want more that we didn't used to have not necessarily faster.

1422
05:20:22,000 --> 05:20:26,000
And so I guess the broader conversation I would want to have at some point

1423
05:20:26,000 --> 05:20:30,000
is just like, you know, do we redirect this money after?

1424
05:20:30,000 --> 05:20:34,000
Because it's safer the way this is the way it's structured, where do we really look at,

1425
05:20:34,000 --> 05:20:38,000
can we do more within the sneak budget that we have and should we be doing more?

1426
05:20:38,000 --> 05:20:42,000
Maybe I'll just add that to part of that sneak policy review.

1427
05:20:42,000 --> 05:20:46,000
Would be consider all of those things, speed coverage, the things we want to do.

1428
05:20:46,000 --> 05:20:49,000
And I have a full some review of that program.

1429
05:20:49,000 --> 05:20:53,000
Okay, well, I'll look forward to having that conversation a little bit more.

1430
05:20:53,000 --> 05:20:56,000
I'll just say, you know, thanks to Councillor Demung for thinking of this.

1431
05:20:56,000 --> 05:20:58,000
I think it's sensible.

1432
05:20:58,000 --> 05:21:01,000
Thank you, Councillor Wayne, please.

1433
05:21:01,000 --> 05:21:02,000
Thanks.

1434
05:21:02,000 --> 05:21:11,000
My question is kind of, if we have big snowiers, you use this all up, but we're also going to have big pot holders.

1435
05:21:11,000 --> 05:21:22,000
So we need still need access to that money, and does this not bury the problem where council might not adequately find what you need to truly fix the problem?

1436
05:21:22,000 --> 05:21:27,000
Thank you for the question.

1437
05:21:27,000 --> 05:21:33,000
Indeed, we have a pavement maintenance budget that we actively manage on whether it's pot-hole-filling or

1438
05:21:33,000 --> 05:21:35,000
pavement overlay.

1439
05:21:35,000 --> 05:21:40,000
So we look at highest and best use of those funds to make sure we're driving values.

1440
05:21:40,000 --> 05:21:43,000
So we would work that program as well.

1441
05:21:43,000 --> 05:21:49,000
So it's not like there's a currently deficit that we're very thoughtful of both the investments in pavement,

1442
05:21:49,000 --> 05:21:54,000
but we have seen over the long-term a slow degradation, which through the funding in the fall.

1443
05:21:54,000 --> 05:22:01,000
We've stemmed and have a certain level of pavement quality that we'll hold with those pavement management plans.

1444
05:22:01,000 --> 05:22:09,000
Yeah, like I was going to bring a motion arising off of this for pavement quality index where you guys are actually calculating and they're pretty good at figuring out how many falls.

1445
05:22:09,000 --> 05:22:12,000
We're going to have based on that initial investment.

1446
05:22:12,000 --> 05:22:14,000
I'll hold off and do it as a norm.

1447
05:22:14,000 --> 05:22:24,000
But I'm just very concerned that it's a good idea, but I just want to make sure we're not burying it in budgets and not adequately finding to truly get to the root of the problem.

1448
05:22:24,000 --> 05:22:26,000
And that's where I'm just kind of torn with this.

1449
05:22:26,000 --> 05:22:29,000
But thank you.

1450
05:22:29,000 --> 05:22:30,000
Thank you, Councillor.

1451
05:22:30,000 --> 05:22:33,000
I don't see anybody else in the queue over to you to close council or demand.

1452
05:22:33,000 --> 05:22:43,000
And yes, that is exactly the point of this is to not bury it in budgets, but to allow roads and mobility to actually use the budgets that have been set aside for them.

1453
05:22:44,000 --> 05:22:47,000
With regards to the report back.

1454
05:22:47,000 --> 05:22:52,000
In the original notice of motion that I had filed, it had a report back date.

1455
05:22:52,000 --> 05:22:59,000
I adjusted amended it at executive because we weren't entirely sure when the report back was specifically going to come.

1456
05:22:59,000 --> 05:23:01,000
It was originally in Q 2.

1457
05:23:01,000 --> 05:23:03,000
It's been moved to Q 3.

1458
05:23:03,000 --> 05:23:12,000
I'm trying my best to allow mobility to have the luxury of being able to determine what time frame they need for this report to come back.

1459
05:23:12,000 --> 05:23:16,000
Tensitably it is for at this moment, Q 3.

1460
05:23:16,000 --> 05:23:18,000
Two weeks ago it was Q 2.

1461
05:23:18,000 --> 05:23:26,000
So that's why I'm trying to give mobility as much leverage as possible for the report back date.

1462
05:23:26,000 --> 05:23:33,000
If you insist you want to report back date in the notice of motion, I'm certainly willing to accept that as a friendly amendment.

1463
05:23:33,000 --> 05:23:38,000
I don't particularly see that as requirement because we do know it is coming back to that committee.

1464
05:23:38,000 --> 05:23:42,000
With regards to the pathways, yes, absolutely.

1465
05:23:42,000 --> 05:23:49,000
This is going back into the overall budget for snick which is partially responsible for pathway clearing and pathway maintenance.

1466
05:23:49,000 --> 05:23:53,000
So yes, absolutely pathways would be would perform a part of this.

1467
05:23:53,000 --> 05:23:58,000
As I said before, this is notice of motion one with regards to roads.

1468
05:23:58,000 --> 05:24:00,000
There will be two more.

1469
05:24:00,000 --> 05:24:01,000
One is following this immediately.

1470
05:24:01,000 --> 05:24:05,000
The third one is going to be about payment quality index surprisingly enough.

1471
05:24:05,000 --> 05:24:07,000
But there has to be a great deal of conversation on that.

1472
05:24:07,000 --> 05:24:09,000
And I can talk about that another time.

1473
05:24:09,000 --> 05:24:11,000
Please vote for this. Thank you.

1474
05:24:11,000 --> 05:24:13,000
Point of procedure.

1475
05:24:13,000 --> 05:24:19,000
Do we not have to specify which committee it goes to because I don't believe it says that here.

1476
05:24:19,000 --> 05:24:22,000
I don't believe it has to be specified.

1477
05:24:22,000 --> 05:24:24,000
I don't think that's part of procedure.

1478
05:24:24,000 --> 05:24:29,000
I think there is an understanding where this would go to because it's called mobility infrastructure.

1479
05:24:29,000 --> 05:24:31,000
So I don't think that's necessary.

1480
05:24:31,000 --> 05:24:34,000
Madam clerk, could you clarify please.

1481
05:24:35,000 --> 05:24:40,000
There is no procedure by law requirement to specify which committee the item is directed to.

1482
05:24:40,000 --> 05:24:45,000
The mandates of each committee, however, are set out within the procedure by law.

1483
05:24:45,000 --> 05:24:49,000
So the mandate of for the work is guided.

1484
05:24:49,000 --> 05:24:52,000
But there's no specific requirement within the motion.

1485
05:24:52,000 --> 05:24:55,000
Thank you.

1486
05:24:55,000 --> 05:24:58,000
Let's go to the vote please in eScribe.

1487
05:25:04,000 --> 05:25:14,000
Thank you.

1488
05:25:14,000 --> 05:25:16,000
Councillor Putments, your vote please.

1489
05:25:16,000 --> 05:25:17,000
Yes.

1490
05:25:17,000 --> 05:25:18,000
Thank you.

1491
05:25:18,000 --> 05:25:20,000
Councillor Corraw, your vote please.

1492
05:25:20,000 --> 05:25:21,000
Yes.

1493
05:25:21,000 --> 05:25:22,000
Thank you.

1494
05:25:22,000 --> 05:25:24,000
Mayor Gondick, all the votes are in.

1495
05:25:24,000 --> 05:25:27,000
Could you display the results please?

1496
05:25:27,000 --> 05:25:29,000
That is carried unanimously.

1497
05:25:29,000 --> 05:25:31,000
Council, we have just under 20 minutes.

1498
05:25:31,000 --> 05:25:33,000
I think we can get through the next one too.

1499
05:25:33,000 --> 05:25:34,000
Please go ahead.

1500
05:25:34,000 --> 05:25:36,000
I'll try and do this very quickly.

1501
05:25:36,000 --> 05:25:37,000
I don't know if I can do this.

1502
05:25:37,000 --> 05:25:38,000
Okay.

1503
05:25:38,000 --> 05:25:39,000
I'll actually slow down.

1504
05:25:39,000 --> 05:25:44,000
This is again with regards to parking revenue for street services.

1505
05:25:44,000 --> 05:25:46,000
The just of this notice of motion.

1506
05:25:46,000 --> 05:25:47,000
Well, backing up a little bit.

1507
05:25:47,000 --> 05:25:53,000
This notice of motion yet again is going to be tying in with the report that's coming back to council three committee.

1508
05:25:53,000 --> 05:25:57,000
So you will have another crack at this when that happens.

1509
05:25:57,000 --> 05:25:59,000
But what it's doing is it's asking for.

1510
05:25:59,000 --> 05:26:17,000
We're adding information with regards to the idea of using some of the parking revenue that we harvest so to speak and put it back into the community with regards to making the areas that are.

1511
05:26:17,000 --> 05:26:20,000
I had this way better at executive.

1512
05:26:20,000 --> 05:26:28,000
The idea is to actually use the the funds of parking control to actually improve the pedestrian realm and or the areas around it.

1513
05:26:28,000 --> 05:26:37,000
Whether that be even proofing the sidewalk where you park or whether being fixing this lamp post or the street lantern that that that is is situated nearby.

1514
05:26:37,000 --> 05:26:49,000
The entire idea is to actually make you and and and and and the public feel more comfortable and safe by using the proceeds of their own parking in order to.

1515
05:26:49,000 --> 05:26:56,000
Make a better realm to park in.

1516
05:26:56,000 --> 05:26:57,000
Thank you.

1517
05:26:57,000 --> 05:27:02,000
Seconded by council.

1518
05:27:02,000 --> 05:27:08,000
Yeah, this one is more interesting to me and in some ways, but I guess the.

1519
05:27:08,000 --> 05:27:23,000
The question I have is that there are some areas like the city obviously don't have on street parking revenue and so like I just want to make sure this isn't going to contribute to some areas like getting much more treatment and so is all the parking revenue still.

1520
05:27:23,000 --> 05:27:30,000
That would have lead distributed across the area or across the city or is it targeted to the area.

1521
05:27:30,000 --> 05:27:40,000
I think that's a piece of work we would would do certainly the revenue is generated in specific areas where we would have street lighting and sidewalks, but that's something we would explore with the.

1522
05:27:40,000 --> 05:27:43,000
The entire review of all the parking revenue.

1523
05:27:43,000 --> 05:27:55,000
And we would consider that whether we would focus it in those areas or be able to use it city wide and come back to council for approval.

1524
05:27:55,000 --> 05:27:58,000
Oh, there we go. Sorry to be a second to get my bike on there.

1525
05:27:58,000 --> 05:28:02,000
Okay, yeah, so that will be a decision for another day sort of what you're saying.

1526
05:28:02,000 --> 05:28:04,000
Okay, that's very interesting to me.

1527
05:28:04,000 --> 05:28:08,000
I think I might struggle to support it if it if it's only tailored to the one area.

1528
05:28:08,000 --> 05:28:21,000
I understand that there's like some great messaging there to say like your parking goes towards making this area beautiful but parking is one of those things that everyone in the city contributes to right you might come to an area and park in that area.

1529
05:28:21,000 --> 05:28:25,000
And so I think it's really important that we do share that wealth is broadly as possible.

1530
05:28:25,000 --> 05:28:31,000
So that's just my perspective, but I'm happy to support this today so we can have further discussion.

1531
05:28:31,000 --> 05:28:33,000
Thank you, Councillor Wong please.

1532
05:28:34,000 --> 05:28:36,000
Thank you, Mayor.

1533
05:28:36,000 --> 05:28:43,000
Mr. Morgan, you know, I've had a lot of conversations about parking in the last three months.

1534
05:28:43,000 --> 05:28:54,000
When we're talking about these parking revenue, are we talking about the parking revenue as somebody to possibly money in park plus or is it also including park permit fees.

1535
05:28:54,000 --> 05:29:05,000
It would be I think the vision was the the park plus revenues the on street that we have in the in the downtown and the outline was the focus but I don't think we're limited to looking at that.

1536
05:29:05,000 --> 05:29:13,000
Certainly the fees that we have another under the residential parking program or design for cost recovery for those programs.

1537
05:29:13,000 --> 05:29:21,000
So we set those fees to make sure it's cost recovery so I wouldn't see us taking that value out because it's already serving a purpose.

1538
05:29:21,000 --> 05:29:31,000
We also have the market market permit revenues which is new revenue, right, so there's a substantial remage generation there.

1539
05:29:31,000 --> 05:29:45,000
The concerns obviously you've heard from word seven constituents for the residential parking premises number one they are the increase of fees and also on top of that there are certain situations where residents are unable to pay for the fees.

1540
05:29:45,000 --> 05:30:00,000
We're getting a way to prohibited for them market demand ones again people who are living in condominium seniors and condominiums they're saying $100 a month $200 a year on top of our seniors income is just.

1541
05:30:00,000 --> 05:30:18,120
And an untenable and there are looking for a fair entry relief now. So again, I'd say they're wanting if this is the first party to look at or as opposed to taking care of our residents, our seniors who are challenged in compliance to pay papers of these parking programs.

1542
05:30:19,000 --> 05:30:29,840
No too far to the other. They lived in these residents of the corridors. That's a long time. And we had a new view on that. So I would like to thank we take care again there for a bit of a little bit of a question before we take care of.

1543
05:30:30,000 --> 05:30:32,760
you're using money for improvements.

1544
05:30:32,760 --> 05:30:36,640
The other thing is also around the notion that parking revenue

1545
05:30:36,640 --> 05:30:39,760
and access, some of it goes back to BIAs

1546
05:30:39,760 --> 05:30:42,800
and community associations for that same purpose

1547
05:30:42,800 --> 05:30:45,560
to be an improved public realm in public art and everything else.

1548
05:30:45,560 --> 05:30:48,480
So again, is this complimenting or replacing

1549
05:30:48,480 --> 05:30:53,480
or hurting the BIAs and CAs that added opportunity?

1550
05:30:53,480 --> 05:30:56,280
I think that would be all encompassing in the Ruby

1551
05:30:56,280 --> 05:30:57,680
with the returns of the Calgary parking

1552
05:30:57,680 --> 05:30:59,640
throwing in the business model that we use.

1553
05:30:59,640 --> 05:31:03,200
So certainly, the topics like the market areas

1554
05:31:03,200 --> 05:31:05,840
would be part of that as far as the residential parking

1555
05:31:05,840 --> 05:31:07,680
zone and market permits.

1556
05:31:07,680 --> 05:31:10,960
We are following council direction as far as those permit fees.

1557
05:31:10,960 --> 05:31:13,120
But certainly, we would have that discussion

1558
05:31:13,120 --> 05:31:17,480
when those policies come back as part

1559
05:31:17,480 --> 05:31:20,080
of the Calgary parking authority review.

1560
05:31:20,080 --> 05:31:22,880
Last thing is, you know, I've talked about expanding

1561
05:31:22,880 --> 05:31:24,400
part plus areas in certain areas.

1562
05:31:24,400 --> 05:31:26,800
And it's a capital cost for you to do that.

1563
05:31:26,800 --> 05:31:31,800
And the revenues they used offset the capital cost before,

1564
05:31:33,160 --> 05:31:34,960
we returned it back to other programs

1565
05:31:34,960 --> 05:31:37,560
or fee subsidies in it.

1566
05:31:37,560 --> 05:31:40,240
Again, I think that'd be part of that return review.

1567
05:31:40,240 --> 05:31:42,760
What is the business model when we do capital investments?

1568
05:31:42,760 --> 05:31:45,200
How do we have that money, whether it's through revenue

1569
05:31:45,200 --> 05:31:46,040
or some other means?

1570
05:31:46,040 --> 05:31:49,040
So we can certainly make sure we've got a flag

1571
05:31:49,040 --> 05:31:52,000
for looking at that as part of that review.

1572
05:31:52,000 --> 05:31:56,600
So this is just coming back to as a report back to council.

1573
05:31:56,600 --> 05:31:58,000
This is not a directive at the moment.

1574
05:31:58,000 --> 05:32:03,440
So I would love to work with yourself and Councilor Demong

1575
05:32:03,440 --> 05:32:06,640
to make sure that we're not hurting existing programs.

1576
05:32:06,640 --> 05:32:09,800
They're assisting residents who pay parking

1577
05:32:09,800 --> 05:32:12,080
that we allocate the dollars in a way.

1578
05:32:12,080 --> 05:32:12,800
So thank you.

1579
05:32:15,080 --> 05:32:15,920
Thank you.

1580
05:32:15,920 --> 05:32:17,840
I don't see anybody else in the queue, correct?

1581
05:32:17,840 --> 05:32:18,640
There is someone.

1582
05:32:20,040 --> 05:32:21,960
Oh, Councillor Crock, please go ahead.

1583
05:32:21,960 --> 05:32:26,720
Yeah, I felt the need to jump in,

1584
05:32:26,720 --> 05:32:28,920
because this is a very interesting conversation.

1585
05:32:28,920 --> 05:32:33,920
And I was unsure about whether I was supportive

1586
05:32:35,880 --> 05:32:40,160
of considering what Councilor Demong's notice emotion was looking at.

1587
05:32:40,160 --> 05:32:44,760
And I had a long conversation with Director McLeod

1588
05:32:44,760 --> 05:32:49,440
and he texted back and forth with General Manager Morgan

1589
05:32:49,440 --> 05:32:50,760
and talked with Chris Lasson.

1590
05:32:50,760 --> 05:32:52,760
Just to give a little bit of background,

1591
05:32:52,760 --> 05:32:55,160
Councilor and Parking Authority used to be sort of like a holy home

1592
05:32:55,160 --> 05:32:56,000
to city area.

1593
05:32:56,000 --> 05:32:59,880
It was a separate quasi-separate organization

1594
05:32:59,880 --> 05:33:03,760
that delivered a very healthy return to the city.

1595
05:33:05,160 --> 05:33:08,360
So there is a question now that it is being brought in house

1596
05:33:08,360 --> 05:33:10,880
as to where that money go.

1597
05:33:12,320 --> 05:33:14,200
I think when we think about parking funds,

1598
05:33:14,200 --> 05:33:17,320
it's important to understand that it's a fee for service.

1599
05:33:17,320 --> 05:33:20,280
It's a fee for service that's requested by local merchants

1600
05:33:20,280 --> 05:33:22,040
to generate the demand.

1601
05:33:22,040 --> 05:33:24,640
And it's a fee for service managing parking

1602
05:33:24,640 --> 05:33:26,120
that turns a profit.

1603
05:33:26,120 --> 05:33:30,040
And so I'm interested in Councilor Means argument

1604
05:33:30,040 --> 05:33:32,720
that it should be dispersed broadly and it used

1605
05:33:32,720 --> 05:33:34,360
to go into General Revenue.

1606
05:33:34,360 --> 05:33:37,360
But we also established parking benefit districts

1607
05:33:37,360 --> 05:33:40,360
to help support the areas that were actually generating

1608
05:33:40,360 --> 05:33:42,400
this revenue source for us.

1609
05:33:42,400 --> 05:33:45,280
And I think these are all very important conversations

1610
05:33:45,280 --> 05:33:45,960
that we need to have.

1611
05:33:45,960 --> 05:33:49,080
So I'm happy to support the notice emotion

1612
05:33:49,080 --> 05:33:50,560
that's before us.

1613
05:33:50,560 --> 05:33:53,840
I'd happy to consider these things holistically.

1614
05:33:53,840 --> 05:33:56,280
And I look forward to debating it,

1615
05:33:56,280 --> 05:34:01,080
you know, substantially when the best recommendations

1616
05:34:01,080 --> 05:34:02,680
of administration are before us.

1617
05:34:06,600 --> 05:34:08,840
OK, thank you for those comments, Councillor Croy.

1618
05:34:08,840 --> 05:34:11,640
I am not seeing anyone else in the queue.

1619
05:34:11,640 --> 05:34:14,120
So we'll head back over to you at Councilor Means.

1620
05:34:14,120 --> 05:34:16,200
Yes, in answer to a couple of the questions,

1621
05:34:16,200 --> 05:34:18,600
it is meant to be in complimentary

1622
05:34:18,600 --> 05:34:20,400
to the BIA situations.

1623
05:34:20,400 --> 05:34:24,000
It is not meant to be restrictive in any way that in any way

1624
05:34:24,000 --> 05:34:26,320
that to that direction.

1625
05:34:26,320 --> 05:34:27,640
And to Councillor Means, thank you

1626
05:34:27,640 --> 05:34:29,200
or forgot to mention that in my opening

1627
05:34:29,200 --> 05:34:32,760
that this is not specific to the area that you're actually parking.

1628
05:34:32,760 --> 05:34:35,800
It is designed to, or at least my impression and a way

1629
05:34:35,800 --> 05:34:40,040
to see what the administration impression is when they come back.

1630
05:34:40,040 --> 05:34:44,080
But my intention is to take a look at parking revenue in General

1631
05:34:44,080 --> 05:34:46,840
and look at what our pedestrian realm is looking like

1632
05:34:46,840 --> 05:34:50,200
and see if there's something that we can do to help improve that

1633
05:34:50,200 --> 05:34:53,840
whether at the lighting structures, concrete,

1634
05:34:53,840 --> 05:34:55,680
or any other pedestrian realm.

1635
05:34:55,680 --> 05:34:58,080
But no, it is not specific to the location

1636
05:34:58,080 --> 05:34:59,440
that you're actually parking.

1637
05:34:59,440 --> 05:35:00,760
I should have been more clear on that.

1638
05:35:00,760 --> 05:35:01,960
Thank you very much.

1639
05:35:01,960 --> 05:35:02,800
Close.

1640
05:35:05,520 --> 05:35:06,040
Great.

1641
05:35:06,040 --> 05:35:07,840
And there is a seconder on this.

1642
05:35:07,840 --> 05:35:09,920
Sorry, I'm just getting into the chair.

1643
05:35:09,920 --> 05:35:11,480
Councillor Croywell, brilliant.

1644
05:35:11,480 --> 05:35:13,880
OK, well, then with that, we will head over to East

1645
05:35:13,880 --> 05:35:14,880
Croywell.

1646
05:35:34,880 --> 05:35:37,880
Councillor Croywell, please.

1647
05:35:37,880 --> 05:35:38,880
I mean, yes.

1648
05:35:38,880 --> 05:35:39,880
Thank you.

1649
05:35:39,880 --> 05:35:41,880
Councillor Putments, you're both please.

1650
05:35:41,880 --> 05:35:42,880
Yes.

1651
05:35:42,880 --> 05:35:43,880
Thank you.

1652
05:35:43,880 --> 05:35:45,880
Councillor Chu, your vote, please.

1653
05:35:45,880 --> 05:35:46,880
Yes.

1654
05:35:46,880 --> 05:35:47,880
Thank you.

1655
05:35:47,880 --> 05:35:49,880
Deputy Mayor Me and all the votes are in.

1656
05:35:49,880 --> 05:35:54,880
Please display themselves.

1657
05:35:54,880 --> 05:35:56,880
And that is carried unanimously.

1658
05:35:56,880 --> 05:35:58,880
OK, well, with that.

1659
05:35:58,880 --> 05:35:59,880
Oh.

1660
05:35:59,880 --> 05:36:01,880
Councillor Demong.

1661
05:36:01,880 --> 05:36:02,880
Please go ahead.

1662
05:36:02,880 --> 05:36:03,880
I know this is terribly unusual.

1663
05:36:03,880 --> 05:36:05,880
I should have said it in my close.

1664
05:36:05,880 --> 05:36:08,880
I will be working on that third notice of motion with regards to PQI.

1665
05:36:08,880 --> 05:36:12,880
And if anybody is interested, just reach out to my office and or General Manager

1666
05:36:12,880 --> 05:36:13,880
Todd.

1667
05:36:13,880 --> 05:36:14,880
Yeah.

1668
05:36:14,880 --> 05:36:15,880
And we'll get that straight and don't.

1669
05:36:15,880 --> 05:36:16,880
Thank you.

1670
05:36:16,880 --> 05:36:17,880
No worries.

1671
05:36:17,880 --> 05:36:19,880
Thanks, Councillor Demong.

1672
05:36:19,880 --> 05:36:23,880
So the plan now, team, is that we are going to probably adjourn.

1673
05:36:23,880 --> 05:36:25,880
And then we will recess.

1674
05:36:25,880 --> 05:36:27,880
I want to adjourn, but we're not allowed.

1675
05:36:27,880 --> 05:36:29,880
We will recess.

1676
05:36:29,880 --> 05:36:33,880
And until 4 o'clock, when we come back with a concrete airport authority.

1677
05:36:33,880 --> 05:36:35,880
And then following that, if you haven't been able to keep along.

1678
05:36:35,880 --> 05:36:36,880
We've been blasting through.

1679
05:36:36,880 --> 05:36:39,880
We just have, I believe, three more items in close session.

1680
05:36:39,880 --> 05:36:44,880
So with that, we will recess to the call of the chair or till 4 o'clock.

1681
05:36:44,880 --> 05:36:45,880
Till 4 o'clock.

1682
05:36:45,880 --> 05:36:46,880
OK, till 4 o'clock.

1683
05:37:06,880 --> 05:37:08,880
Thank you.

1684
05:37:36,880 --> 05:37:38,880
Thank you.

1685
05:38:06,880 --> 05:38:08,880
Thank you.

1686
05:38:36,880 --> 05:38:37,880
Thank you.

1687
05:39:06,880 --> 05:39:07,880
Thank you.

1688
05:39:36,880 --> 05:39:37,880
Thank you.

1689
05:40:06,880 --> 05:40:07,880
Thank you.

1690
05:40:36,880 --> 05:40:37,880
Thank you.

1691
05:41:06,880 --> 05:41:07,880
Thank you.

1692
05:41:36,880 --> 05:41:37,880
Thank you.

1693
05:42:06,880 --> 05:42:07,880
Thank you.

1694
05:42:36,880 --> 05:42:37,880
Thank you.

1695
05:43:06,880 --> 05:43:07,880
Thank you.

1696
05:43:36,880 --> 05:43:37,880
Thank you.

1697
06:16:00,000 --> 06:16:04,000
Local government meeting.

1698
06:16:04,000 --> 06:16:09,000
Local government meeting.

1699
06:16:09,000 --> 06:16:15,000
Local government meeting.

1700
06:16:30,000 --> 06:16:34,000
Local government meeting.

1701
06:17:00,000 --> 06:17:04,000
Local government meeting.

1702
06:17:30,000 --> 06:17:34,000
Local government meeting.

1703
06:18:00,000 --> 06:18:04,000
Local government meeting.

1704
06:18:30,000 --> 06:18:34,000
Local government meeting.

1705
06:19:00,000 --> 06:19:04,000
Local government meeting.

1706
06:19:30,000 --> 06:19:34,000
Local government meeting.

1707
06:20:00,000 --> 06:20:04,000
Local government meeting.

1708
06:20:30,000 --> 06:20:34,000
Local government meeting.

1709
06:21:00,000 --> 06:21:04,000
Local government meeting.

1710
06:21:30,000 --> 06:21:34,000
Local government meeting.

1711
06:22:00,000 --> 06:22:04,000
Local government meeting.

1712
06:22:30,000 --> 06:22:34,000
Local government meeting.

1713
06:23:00,000 --> 06:23:04,000
Local government meeting.

1714
06:23:30,000 --> 06:23:34,000
Local government meeting.

1715
06:24:00,000 --> 06:24:04,000
Local government meeting.

1716
06:24:30,000 --> 06:24:34,000
Local government meeting.

1717
06:25:00,000 --> 06:25:04,000
Local government meeting.

1718
06:25:30,000 --> 06:25:34,000
Local government meeting.

1719
06:26:00,000 --> 06:26:04,000
Local government meeting.

1720
06:26:30,000 --> 06:26:34,000
Local government meeting.

1721
06:27:00,000 --> 06:27:04,000
Local government meeting.

1722
06:27:30,000 --> 06:27:34,000
Local government meeting.

1723
06:28:00,000 --> 06:28:04,000
Local government meeting.

1724
06:28:30,000 --> 06:28:34,000
Local government meeting.

1725
06:29:00,000 --> 06:29:04,000
Local government meeting.

1726
06:29:04,000 --> 06:29:06,000
Local government meeting.

1727
06:29:30,000 --> 06:29:34,000
Local government meeting.

1728
06:36:30,000 --> 06:36:54,000
All right, it's welcome back everyone, clerks can we get a roll call, please.

1729
06:36:54,000 --> 06:37:00,000
Thank you, Deputy Mayor, me and on the roll, Councillor Carrot.

1730
06:37:00,000 --> 06:37:06,000
I'm here. Thank you, Councillor Carrot, Councillor Shibou.

1731
06:37:06,000 --> 06:37:10,000
Councillor Shibou, Councillor Chu.

1732
06:37:10,000 --> 06:37:15,000
Here. Councillor Demong. Councillor Dolly Wall.

1733
06:37:15,000 --> 06:37:22,000
Here. Councillor McLean. Here. Councillor Me, Councillor Penner.

1734
06:37:22,000 --> 06:37:30,000
Here. Councillor Poupons. Here. Councillor Sharpe. Councillor Spencer.

1735
06:37:30,000 --> 06:37:36,000
Here. Councillor Walcott. I'm here. Councillor Wong. Councillor Wynas.

1736
06:37:36,000 --> 06:37:42,000
Here. Mayor Gondick. And Deputy Mayor Mean. I am here. Thank you.

1737
06:37:42,000 --> 06:37:50,000
Okay, and with that we are going to move on to item 10.2.1, which is a presentation from the Calgary Airport Authority.

1738
06:37:50,000 --> 06:37:58,000
So you'd like to join us at the podium? We'd love to hear from you.

1739
06:37:58,000 --> 06:38:02,000
Thank you, and if you could advance the slide, I would appreciate that.

1740
06:38:02,000 --> 06:38:08,000
Good afternoon, Mayor, and City of Calgary Councillors. We appreciate the opportunity to join you today

1741
06:38:08,000 --> 06:38:16,000
for our annual appointment and update meeting. My name is Matthew Heffranon. I'm the chair of the Board of Directors for the Calgary Airport Authority.

1742
06:38:16,000 --> 06:38:22,000
I'm pleased to be here, along with my fellow directors, and the authorities' executive team for our annual report to you.

1743
06:38:22,000 --> 06:38:30,000
It is a testament to the combined talent of the entire airport community, how far our airport has come over the course of one year.

1744
06:38:30,000 --> 06:38:40,000
From near shutdown to growth in nearly all areas of the business, it's clear that why why C success can be attributed to the grit of the airport's people

1745
06:38:40,000 --> 06:38:46,000
at the heart and center of it all? Our recovery expands beyond passenger statistics.

1746
06:38:46,000 --> 06:38:52,000
It's about so much more. Working hand in glove with our partners to build flourishing businesses,

1747
06:38:52,000 --> 06:38:58,000
paying down debts, and seeking solutions to incur less, and generate more.

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Tirelessly caring for the safety, operations, maintenance, and restoration of the facility.

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Notlessly advocating for the vital support of Canada's aviation sector.

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Holding steady through the growing pains and showing up to support all of our partners.

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Expanding our collective mindset to create a more diverse, more inclusive, welcoming, and authentic airport community.

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Taking accountability to operate more sustainably, working towards our goal of net zero commitment.

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Our planning for long-term prosperous future that will benefit our airport, city, and region,

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in the citizens to whom we owe social responsibility.

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Maintaining a steadfast commitment to delivering positive guest experiences,

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while always prioritizing the safety and security of those who travel and work at YYC.

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I would not like to take a moment to introduce you to the members of the Board of Directors of the Authority,

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joining from the Calgary Chamber.

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The appointees are myself, and joining virtually are David Blom,

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Don Kormack, Heather Kennedy, James Midwinter, Manjit Minhoss, Craig Richmond,

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Andrea Robertson, and Sheldon Trotter.

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From Rockyview County, our appointee is Randy Shorong.

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Our transport Canada appointees are Andrea Gertz, and Phil Schibel.

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And from the city of Calgary, our appointees who are here in person with us today,

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are Gina Bell and Morrisett, Lisa Oldridge, and Tracy Ziel.

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The Authority's Auditor, Pricewater House Coopers, is also represented virtually.

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The Authority benefits from having an extremely talented and dedicated group of individual on its Board of Directors.

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We are a Board that is rooted in this community with extensive business experience.

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Our Board is diligent in our governance and oversight of the Calgary Airport Authority.

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I am grateful to be serving alongside this group.

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And with that, I would like to turn it over to Bob Sartor, our President and CEO.

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Bob will take you through the highlights of 2022, and then we'll close with any questions and answers.

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And I would ask that you advance the slide to Bob.

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Thank you.

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Thank you Mr. Chair and good afternoon to all of you here today, and those who are virtual.

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I'm very pleased to have this opportunity today to talk about the highlights and the achievements,

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the financial situation of the Authority over the past year, focusing on three key themes.

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Item number one or theme number one is celebrating our recovery.

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Theme number two is growth faster than we ever could have foretold.

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And theme number three is the importance of working closely with our government and industry partners to succeed.

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After years of resilience, it's time for a renaissance at YYC.

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In 2022, we didn't just rebuild and return to where we were.

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We went above and beyond to go further.

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From what I can see today, YYC is posed not only for a strong year of growth ahead, but for many strong years ahead.

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Several of our airline partners have already announced and launched additional routes for 2023, and there are more to come.

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WestJet's move to make YYC its global connecting hub is anticipated to increase passengers to YYC by more than 20% this year.

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Roads flown by WestJet and our 14 other airline partners will provide guests flying out of YYC, nonstop access to over 90 destinations in Canada,

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the United States and across the globe.

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The stronger we are at YYC, the greater our contributions are to the city, the region, and the community that we serve.

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With a strong foundation.

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Beneath us, I am confident that we have the team, the governance structure, and the strategy to successfully navigate the future.

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Before I get into an overview of our highlights and by the way, if we could advance this slide, please.

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Thank you.

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Before I get into an overview of our highlights from 2022 and forecast for 2023, I wanted to provide some background about the authority to set the stage for the update to come.

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The authority is a not-for-profit, non-share-capital corporation incorporated under the province of Alberta's regional airports authorities act.

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We are responsible for the operation, management and development of YYC, Calgary International Airport, and Springbank Airport under a long-term lease agreement with the Government of Canada.

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We are governed by a community-based board of directors, which are appointed by four organizations, the Chamber of Commerce Long Range Planning Committee,

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the Federal Government has represented by Transport Canada, Rocky View, County, and the City of Calgary.

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Next slide, please.

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Our revenue is generated through three diversified streams if you could go back when I'd appreciate that.

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No, back to slide, number 11.

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There you go.

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We have three diversified revenue streams.

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Aeronautical revenues, which includes airline landing fees, apron parking fees, usage fees, for terminals and gates.

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Non-Aeronautical revenues, which includes rental of terminal space, counter-engate space, training facilities, retail and food space, and car parks.

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And finally, airport improvement fees, which are set fees collected from passengers that are used to fund infrastructure improvements.

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And if we could go to the, I think we are quite a ways away from there.

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Slide 12, please.

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I think we have the numbers wrong.

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So I think we should have been on slide four, and I assume we're advancing by one.

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So this is slide, like, this is way far in a van.

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Yeah, quite a ways.

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It's a slide with the...

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Let it get it right for you before you continue.

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Yeah, it's a slide with a three-ballding gentleman on it.

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There it is.

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There we go.

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There it is.

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The authority's small, but mighty leadership team currently includes myself and Chris Miles,

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our Vice President Operations and Infrastructure was here,

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and Rob Palmer, our Vice President Commercial Strategy and Chief Financial Officer, who is also here.

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Next slide please.

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It worked.

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Our ability to not only recover in 2022, but the way we were able to position why why see for the growth to come is a direct result of our comprehensive planning,

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careful strategic investments, and putting guests at the heart of every decision we make.

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You'll see here an overview of our strategic plan.

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Supporting and developing our employees as well as ensuring the health and safety of our workforce is an important pillar in our strategic plan.

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We are committed to facilitating and supporting the success of our partners from airlines to retailers to cargo to the businesses based on our campus.

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At our core, we're committed to maintaining the highest standards of corporate governance in serving our community and our customers.

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We're also working diligently towards sustainability, which I'll come to later, and developing strategic long-term partnerships.

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Next slide please.

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Over the past six years, our strategic plan has guided our operations, our investments, and our priorities.

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As a former chair of the Canadian Airports Council, large airport caucus, I can tell you that why why see plays a significant role advocating for Calgary on a national level.

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As one of the largest airports in Canada, why why see is home to WestJet's global connecting hub and exclusive hub for their wide-body service to Europe and Asia.

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We served 88 nonstop destinations in 2022.

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We had the highest domestic passenger percentage of the four busiest airports in Canada at 73% in 2022.

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Our strong domestic passenger profile was a crucial factor in our ability to recover as quickly as we did.

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We also had the highest percentage of connecting flights in Canada at 37% of our total volume in 2022.

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And we are one of the top connecting airports in the world as a percentage of our total passenger volume.

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I'll also highlight that why why see is one of the lowest cost major airports in the country.

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Our position as a low cost airport is an important way we maintain our competitive advantage in the industry, attracting airlines to do business in our city.

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Next slide, please.

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In 2022, we did what we do best.

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We focused on the connections between people, places and the experiences that make us all better.

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We did say goodbye to the pandemic and hello to a much brighter future.

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Our airport transition to a near full recovery way beyond what we could have predicted.

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Next slide, please.

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By continuing to work closely with our partners, both new and returning, to provide memorable and exceptional experiences we became the most recovered large Canadian airport in 2022.

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In the fall of 2022, WestJet announced plans to make why why see Calgary International Airport is global connecting hub, its sole global connecting hub.

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Consolidating all its intercontinental 787 wide-body dreamlander flights in Calgary, this move will create new routes between North America, Europe and Asia to and from Calgary.

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In addition to expanding its 787 fleet, WestJet announced plans to enhance its mid-range aircraft and bolster its North American services with a goal of doubling its capacity and why why see by the end of the decade.

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Next slide, please.

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Growing why why see commercial offerings and increasing non-Arenautical revenue has always been a key focus for us and it was no difference last year.

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Here are some of the major initiatives that we embarked on last year.

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We implemented a multi-year sponsorship agreement with RBC, part of the authorities plan to secure major partnerships that will help shape the future of why why see.

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We partnered with Coca-Cola to create a one-of-a-kind mural installation that depicts scenes from Calgary's iconic bowl river.

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We developed a why-why see partner parking program where participating businesses in Calgary and the surrounding area will benefit from their employees receiving discounts on parking when traveling both for business and leisure.

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We signed a multi-year agreement with Uber and a new agreement with taxi operators.

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And late last year we were thrilled to support one of our longest airport partners Delta Hotel Calgary internal hotel as they welcome guests back.

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We also welcome Calgary's newest casino to our airport campus Ace Casino featuring 72,000 fleet of entertainment just minutes from the terminal.

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Next slide, please.

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I think we might have skipped. Next one, please. Perfect.

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We expanded our why-why see Express, which is the virtual Cueing Technology solution developed and led by Calgary Airport Authority.

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The service provides certainty and minimizes time spent in security screening line by allowing guests to pre-book their spot in security when traveling during our peak times.

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In 2022 more than 83,000 guests made reservations for why-why see Express and we're happy to say that virtually all major airports have adopted our technology.

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Next slide, please. Why-why see is committed to becoming a barrier-free inclusive airport for people of all ages and all abilities.

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We are continually looking at ways to create a more accessible experience by ensuring everyone can fully participate in and enjoy the airport experience.

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Last year we implemented a quiet terminal providing a more relaxing and calmer airport experience with reduced noise from standard public address announcements.

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We reviewed why-why see is way finding best practice recommendations and started making immediate changes while setting the groundwork for a long-term plan to declutter signage and use more consistent verbiage and nomenclature.

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To meet and exceed regulatory compliance for accessible transportation at why-why see we partnered with changing paces.

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A disability awareness training for them to develop accessibility training customized to why-why see's guests.

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Their team of experts supported us by training our people to deliver the material for airports staff and volunteers who interact with the traveling public each and every day.

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Next slide, please.

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The West Runway Rehabilitation Project is going to be one of the biggest projects for the airport authority in the next several years and it's a critical one.

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Once complete, the West Runway will reinforce airports safety and capacity for passengers, air crews and airport workers for decades to come.

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In 2022, the key focus areas of the project were planning, design, development and procurement of long lead times items.

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The runway design, which included environmental, sustainability and innovation options, was also completed in 2022.

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Looking ahead, construction phasing analysis and stakeholder engagement and it will be an intense stakeholder engagement will continue throughout 2023.

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Groundbreaking for the rehabilitation phase is expected to take place in the spring of 2024 with construction completed in 2025.

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Up next slide, please.

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Operating and capital costs have increased since the initial West Runway Rehabilitation Project budget was created in 2021.

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As a result, the authority is seeking additional airport critical infrastructure program funding from the government of Canada.

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Throughout the year, we remain focused on our vision of a strong future for why-why-see.

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Our airport is a powerful economic driver for the province and surrounding area, and we are proud to be a part of the city's regions and aviation industries growth.

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In 2022, why-why-see saw unprecedented growth in the number of new airlines and routes. Next slide, please.

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In addition to designing, designating why-why-see as its intercontinental wide-body 787 Dreamliner hub, which will increase global connectivity and tourism options for the reason.

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West just also restarted routes to Nassau, Bahamas, Belize City, and Terrace BC.

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West Jet also announced 2023 plans to add nonstop flights to from why-why-see to Tokyo, Barcelona, Edinburgh, Austin, Detroit, Chicago, O'Hare, and Washington, Dallas.

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Air Canada started two new destinations from why-why-see with Quebec City in Fort San John.

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Links air service started in 2022, with why-why-see as their primary airport.

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In September of 2022, links announced the U.S. expansion with addition of three popular routes from why-why-see to Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles.

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Links now serves 13 destinations from Calgary.

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Porter Airlines shared its plans to enter the western market with twice-dale service between Calgary and Terrondo.

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That route commenced in February 2023. Canadian North announced it was joining the team-wide-wide-see community in winter 2023, with daily flights linking treaties 7 and 11, or Calgary and Yellowknife.

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This service also commenced this past February.

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Eurowings discover launch service in August 2022 with seasonal service to Frankfurt, four times weekly, which they are expanding to five times weekly this May.

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Flair Air continued to be a growing airline partner throughout the year and announced it's 2023 expansion plans to increase its road options from why-why-see throughout Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.

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Next slide, please.

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2022 was a year of recovery for the travel and aviation industries around the world.

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We saw the removal of travel restrictions, quarantine periods, and testing requirements during the year.

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But as restrictions were lifted, there was a significant spike in demand for air travel.

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Toward the second half of 2022, we began to see a stabilization in demand at approximately 90% of pre-pandemic levels.

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You'll see here the changes in our financial position between 2020, 2021, and 2022.

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In 2022, total revenue was 415.9 million and increased of 92% compared to 2021.

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This is just 16 million below the revenue generated pre-pandemic.

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Expenses for 2022 were 223.2 million, a 45% increase over 2021, driven primarily by the airport returning to its full operational footprint.

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Our earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization was $192.7 million, which is approaching 2019 levels.

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We continued our discipline approach to investing in capital projects in 2022.

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After significantly reducing capital spending in 2020 to only $18 million, investment has now been purposefully expanded to grow with available cash flow.

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Capital spending in 2022 was 42 million, and we are expecting to invest approximately 70 million in capital projects in 2023.

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Capital projects are investments not only in our future, but in the city's future.

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Maintenance and growth projects are an essential part of what we do, and an essential part of preserving the safety and longevity of our assets.

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Next slide please.

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We ended 2022 by welcoming 14.5 million passengers despite a very weak first quarter due to Omicron.

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That was an increase of 8.2 million or 128% from 6.3 million passengers in the same period of 2021.

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By the end of 2023, we anticipate serving close to or slightly in excess of 17.5 million passengers.

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By 2028, we forecast 23 million people coming through our doors.

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Next slide please.

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By the end of 2022, we had 88 nonstop destinations.

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We had reached 186 daily departures.

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We grew commercial service with offerings from 15 passenger airlines, which was a significant increase.

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We maintained valuable relationships with our 7 cargo partners.

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Next slide please.

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As I mentioned earlier, growing our non-Arenautical revenue was a key focus.

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Last December, we saw a 91% increase in non-Arenautical revenue from 2021.

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We had 96 total shopping, dining, and retail options, and as we speak, we are busy building more.

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And we had 124% increase in car parking revenue in 2022 compared to 2021.

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Next slide please.

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We remained proud of why YC's role in the transportation of critical goods through our state-of-the-art cargo facilities.

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We are a critical part of the supply chain for our region, supporting important shipments and creating well-paying jobs.

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In 2022, after two years of significant surges of growth during the pandemic, YYC's cargo business stabilized as was the case with most airports around the globe.

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Not to be forgotten of course, next slide please.

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Spring Bank Airport is also an important part of who we are.

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Spring Bank Airport is a 24-7 operation that generates approximately 135 million in both direct and indirect GDP to the area.

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Spring Bank is the regional hub for aircraft and helicopter flight training and other aircraft operations.

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It facilitates recreational flying, corporate and air charter activity, and aircraft maintenance, manufacturing and support operations, including serving as a base for air tank or fire suppression aircraft during the fire season.

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Situated on more 1,000 acres of land, the airport is home to more than 30 businesses and 400 aircraft.

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Spring Bank is the second busiest general aviation airport and is the fifth busiest airport in Canada when measuring total aircraft movements.

1939
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That is quite remarkable.

1940
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And long anticipated by the community, the Spring Bank Air Show was a real hit with 18,000 visitors this past summer.

1941
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Next slide please.

1942
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Fostering positive relationships and 2-way conversations with all levels of government and stakeholders is a key focus to the work we do.

1943
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We pride ourselves.

1944
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Being open and accessible, bringing our experience and expertise to the table, in every conversation for the benefit of the city and region.

1945
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Bital partnerships with governments as well as travel, tourism, community and business leaders enable the authority to provide the best possible guest experience and to preserve our role as a vital economic generator for Calgary and the region.

1946
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The Calgary Airport authority continues to work with our counterparts at other airports and the Canadian airports council to advocate for investments into government-owned technology, funding streams for the national trade quarter fund and modernized lease agreements.

1947
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Next slide, please.

1948
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We, as well as other airports, call on the federal government to invest in its own technology to assist in the guest experience.

1949
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There are so many ways in which we can enhance airport processes through technology and policy improvements on the part of the federal government, instead of having to resort to continuously build out and create additional infrastructure and take on additional debt.

1950
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Examples of such investments include improved screening equipment such as facial biometrics for security, self-boarding and customs. Next slide, please.

1951
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We continue to advocate for assurances that infrastructure projects at Canada's airports, the eligible for funding through a national trade quarter fund stream dedicated to airport infrastructure.

1952
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This is particularly critical for the four hub airports, Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver, because the sheer volume of throughput that we have really degrades our capital investments much faster than spoke airports.

1953
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This is also critical to supporting the significant growth in Canadian air cargo capacity.

1954
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We'll continue to advocate for government support to complete our vital infrastructure improvements to further expand our cargo capacity, support our airline partners, and deliver better experiences for our guests.

1955
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Next slide, please.

1956
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The Calgary airport authority has a vested interest in working closely with stakeholders to develop our robust solution for transit rail at connectivity to YYC.

1957
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By the end of next year, we will be the only hub airport that does not have connectivity to the city.

1958
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We will continue to work with city administration and the province of Alberta to advance various transportation options for our guests.

1959
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Next slide, please.

1960
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In December of last year, we implemented a four-year sustainability strategy that focuses on six action areas and aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development goals and tactics.

1961
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Next slide, please.

1962
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They are as follows, climate action, material and resource management, land and ecosystem management, healthy people and communities protecting our water and supporting actions to achieve them.

1963
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This strategy is available online at www.YYCSustainability.com, and allows us to report environmental key performance indicators in near real time.

1964
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And finally, before we go to questions, as announced in March, the Board of Directors has identified Chris Dinsdale as my successor as the authorities next president and CEO.

1965
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We look forward to welcoming Chris when his term as president and CEO commences this August.

1966
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Until I move on to new adventures when Chris takes the helm, I look forward to our continued interactions and time together.

1967
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With that, I will now turn it over to any questions that you may have.

1968
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And thank you for listening to the presentation.

1969
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Thank you very much.

1970
07:03:33,000 --> 07:03:35,000
Thank you very much. It was very compelling presentation.

1971
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We do have some questions for you. I'm starting with Councillor Pattern. Please go ahead.

1972
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Thank you so much. One question I have in that comes to mind is, as we continue to welcome both refugees and immigrants at record numbers into our airport.

1973
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Has there been any consideration given to partnering with some of the community serving organizations to support individuals upon their arrival?

1974
07:04:00,000 --> 07:04:09,000
We actually do have in airport. I think we're the only airport that actually has those organizations in airport providing immediate support.

1975
07:04:09,000 --> 07:04:13,000
The moment these people get through customs.

1976
07:04:13,000 --> 07:04:20,000
Thanks. That is a pleasant answer. I'm surprised to learn and I'm so glad that that's already there. That was actually my only question. Thank you.

1977
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Thank you Councillor Pattern. We'll go to Councillor Walcott, please.

1978
07:04:24,000 --> 07:04:28,000
I had a similar question, so that solves one thing.

1979
07:04:28,000 --> 07:04:34,000
But I had a second question actually as well too. I think the future of the airport is so bright right now.

1980
07:04:34,000 --> 07:04:40,000
When we start looking at just the way the announcements have gone with the connector in the near future as we seek that to plan that out.

1981
07:04:40,000 --> 07:04:45,000
And then to be honest, just looking at the growth right beside you.

1982
07:04:45,000 --> 07:04:55,000
So what I was keen on and I was curious if that all it was related was some of the success of the airport authority and the return to work.

1983
07:04:55,000 --> 07:05:01,000
And also the developments that have been finishing up around you including new hotels, casino.

1984
07:05:01,000 --> 07:05:11,000
And I'm curious if there's, when you use the language of industry partners, I'm curious if there's a direct relationship with the developing developments that are going on around you.

1985
07:05:11,000 --> 07:05:19,000
And if that's kind of contributing to some of the successes that we're seeing with regard to even like parking revenue, but also just giving people something cool to do on their stay overnight.

1986
07:05:19,000 --> 07:05:27,000
Yeah, there's a couple of things to that. The first of all, we focus ourselves on our 5,300 acre campus.

1987
07:05:27,000 --> 07:05:32,000
And so if you look at hotels, there's quite a few of them that are not on our campus, but immediately adjacent.

1988
07:05:32,000 --> 07:05:40,000
And that's not unusual to have quite a few businesses set up shop surrounding the airport because face it with over 50,000 people coming in there.

1989
07:05:40,000 --> 07:05:48,000
Every day it'll work. It's a small city within a city. So it's its only ecosystem.

1990
07:05:48,000 --> 07:05:59,000
And it thrives on the growth that really is driven by our ability to generate more new routes through the air carriers by things I talked about before, which is our lower costs.

1991
07:05:59,000 --> 07:06:05,000
Our customer service level, I would say, is probably at a very, very high level compared to other airports.

1992
07:06:05,000 --> 07:06:10,000
We don't treat, you know, airlines like they're paying in the rear end.

1993
07:06:10,000 --> 07:06:15,000
We basically say, you're a customer. We value you. How can we work together to make it profitable?

1994
07:06:15,000 --> 07:06:23,000
And we also take a different approach. If we wanted to start a road, for example, we will first of all do the homework to say this can be sustained.

1995
07:06:23,000 --> 07:06:30,000
We will then pitch it to the air carrier and we will go to that airport and say, work with us to make this successful.

1996
07:06:30,000 --> 07:06:33,000
And that's how we continue to get that growth.

1997
07:06:34,000 --> 07:06:41,000
Well, it's very short. People are piggybacking off of your success. I see good to know. All right. Thank you, Chair.

1998
07:06:41,000 --> 07:06:45,000
Thanks, Councillor Walcott. With that we'll go to Councillor Spencer.

1999
07:06:45,000 --> 07:06:53,000
Thank you, Chair. Just wondering in terms of commentary around the opportunity, we were talking about coverage being more of an inline port.

2000
07:06:53,000 --> 07:06:55,000
We don't have water.

2001
07:06:55,000 --> 07:07:08,000
But when you think of the future and strategically aligning the pieces to attract some of that, can you point to a few things that you've seen recently that would indicate that everything's kind of set up in that direction?

2002
07:07:08,000 --> 07:07:21,000
Sure. We have a few things going for us. One of the first ones is we are immediately adjacent to both the north-south and east-west, you know, highways. It's extremely important.

2003
07:07:21,000 --> 07:07:36,000
We deliberately set up our cargo operations, for example, to be the easiest to operate for air carriers, cargo carriers. So we have, we have the kinds of investments we've made, which most cargo facilities don't have.

2004
07:07:36,000 --> 07:07:40,000
And I could get into a lot of detail on this, but it makes a difference to them.

2005
07:07:40,000 --> 07:07:48,000
We also understand that every minute they sit on the ground, they're not making money. So our turnaround times are very fast.

2006
07:07:48,000 --> 07:07:52,000
And we continue to look for ways to improve with them.

2007
07:07:52,000 --> 07:07:58,000
A prime example of that is, is most of our buildings, our cargo buildings are not full.

2008
07:07:58,000 --> 07:08:08,000
And we are actually working with a third party to look to build new cargo facilities to continue to expand, because every year they're looking for more space.

2009
07:08:08,000 --> 07:08:19,000
Because increasingly what's happening is, tonnage cargo is important, but what's really important is all those little packages that are coming in every day on Amazon Plains.

2010
07:08:19,000 --> 07:08:35,000
It's stunning the growth of that. And for that, you need sorting facilities. So what happens is we take the existing cargo ecosystem and we say we need to develop further, to be able to modify what we do to satisfy what is going on.

2011
07:08:35,000 --> 07:08:43,000
So nothing stays static forever in any business, and our business is the same, and particularly in cargo with the changes we've seen.

2012
07:08:43,000 --> 07:08:55,000
The other issue we look at is, we are looking at, we always look at trying to get industries that are related to aviation or actually in aviation in some way shape or form.

2013
07:08:55,000 --> 07:09:05,000
And that's one of the things we've been successful in doing in the past few years, and we continue to continuously pitch aviation related organizations to set up shop here.

2014
07:09:05,000 --> 07:09:18,000
What's happened, for example, in aviation, especially in companies that are in aerospace, a lot of them set up in Eastern Canada years and years and years ago, but there's a lot of growth in Western Canada.

2015
07:09:18,000 --> 07:09:23,000
So what we're basically pitching is, you need a spot here.

2016
07:09:23,000 --> 07:09:30,000
So you can't just sit on your on your hind legs and say, we'll wait for business to come to us, you've got to go get it.

2017
07:09:30,000 --> 07:09:40,000
Awesome, that's encouraging you here. I may have to follow up and find out a little bit more of what you know in terms of those connected pieces that are feeding each other.

2018
07:09:40,000 --> 07:09:42,000
Appreciate it. Thank you. Great work.

2019
07:09:42,000 --> 07:09:44,000
Thanks.

2020
07:09:44,000 --> 07:09:47,000
Okay, you know what that will head over to you, council.

2021
07:09:47,000 --> 07:09:51,000
Please. Thank you, Chair. Thank you, Mr. Sarder, for getting us through COVID.

2022
07:09:51,000 --> 07:09:52,000
I'm still here.

2023
07:09:52,000 --> 07:09:55,000
It wasn't all fun and games. I'll tell you that.

2024
07:09:55,000 --> 07:10:00,000
Our business dropped 95% in the span of a week.

2025
07:10:00,000 --> 07:10:02,000
Thank you.

2026
07:10:02,000 --> 07:10:06,000
I just got to pursue a line of questioning over the West Runway.

2027
07:10:06,000 --> 07:10:10,000
How much capacity would that add in terms of passage volume?

2028
07:10:10,000 --> 07:10:16,000
I know that might not be the most appropriate metric, but it's less about the capacity.

2029
07:10:16,000 --> 07:10:20,000
Then it is about simply replacing an asset whose time has come to an end.

2030
07:10:20,000 --> 07:10:30,000
That runway is, I forget how many years old, but I'm sure my, my.

2031
07:10:30,000 --> 07:10:33,000
Yeah, parts of it are an excess of 60 years old.

2032
07:10:33,000 --> 07:10:40,000
Well, the served us well, now what this runway will do, it will likely have more modernized lighting and things like that.

2033
07:10:40,000 --> 07:10:45,000
So we'll enable us to do more landings and takeoffs in inclement weather and fog conditions.

2034
07:10:45,000 --> 07:10:50,000
Those kind of things, but the principle reason we're redoing it is we don't want to go backwards.

2035
07:10:50,000 --> 07:10:52,000
We need to replenish that asset.

2036
07:10:52,000 --> 07:10:55,000
What sort of cost are you looking at?

2037
07:10:55,000 --> 07:11:00,000
All in probably in the $200 million range anywhere with the funding come from.

2038
07:11:00,000 --> 07:11:06,000
Some of it from cash flow, some of it from the federal government, and some of it from debt.

2039
07:11:06,000 --> 07:11:09,000
Can you share more details?

2040
07:11:09,000 --> 07:11:11,000
Is that premature?

2041
07:11:11,000 --> 07:11:12,000
No, not at all.

2042
07:11:12,000 --> 07:11:17,000
The federal government is is contributing 57.5 million dollars to the project.

2043
07:11:17,000 --> 07:11:20,000
Thank you very much, thank you chair.

2044
07:11:20,000 --> 07:11:26,000
Thank you and we'll go to Council Crop please.

2045
07:11:26,000 --> 07:11:28,000
Hi, yeah, great presentation.

2046
07:11:28,000 --> 07:11:31,000
I'm glad we're coming out of a COVID every year.

2047
07:11:31,000 --> 07:11:35,000
I ask you about primary transit connections to the airport.

2048
07:11:35,000 --> 07:11:42,000
There has been increased conversation about inner city rail and how it might or might not connect to the airport.

2049
07:11:42,000 --> 07:11:46,000
Extension of the green of the blue line into the airport.

2050
07:11:46,000 --> 07:11:53,000
The people mover the provincial government in their provincial budget set money aside to sort of solve once and for all.

2051
07:11:53,000 --> 07:11:56,000
The best way to serve the airport.

2052
07:11:56,000 --> 07:12:03,000
How are you guys preparing to collaborate with that over the coming year?

2053
07:12:03,000 --> 07:12:11,000
Sure, we have been in in constant communication with city transportation group.

2054
07:12:11,000 --> 07:12:18,000
And our our view, Council Crop is that realistically it's not the airports decision to make.

2055
07:12:18,000 --> 07:12:27,000
This is a very important decision that will impact the city and the region and really the city and the province need to come to the table and say,

2056
07:12:27,000 --> 07:12:31,000
This is what's best for Alberta and best for Calgary.

2057
07:12:31,000 --> 07:12:39,000
We had planned for rail a long time ago airports tend to have a 20 year 30 year horizon of thinking.

2058
07:12:39,000 --> 07:12:46,000
And so if you are effectively standing between our two parcades you'd see a gap.

2059
07:12:46,000 --> 07:12:50,000
And if you look through that gap, that's exactly where the trains would come in eventually.

2060
07:12:50,000 --> 07:12:55,000
So we are prepared for that eventuality.

2061
07:12:55,000 --> 07:13:03,000
And obviously we had also we also have land west of deer foot immediately, immediately west of deer foot.

2062
07:13:03,000 --> 07:13:12,000
And that land is freehold land that could be used as a multimodal station for buses, for cars, for train.

2063
07:13:12,000 --> 07:13:24,000
So that's what we would want to bring to the table is our pre planning that we've already done and the fact that we have the space for multimodal station that could benefit not only the airport.

2064
07:13:24,000 --> 07:13:33,000
And train but also some of the traffic that comes in, for example, from air degree every day.

2065
07:13:33,000 --> 07:13:34,000
Yeah, I love to hear it.

2066
07:13:34,000 --> 07:13:36,000
I'll be very frank with you.

2067
07:13:36,000 --> 07:13:43,000
I think I was part of the council that fought to build the airport tunnel to create better connectivity to the airport.

2068
07:13:43,000 --> 07:13:51,000
I have witnessed a sort of an evolution in the thinking of the airport as sort of being in the business of parking cars,

2069
07:13:51,000 --> 07:13:54,000
to being in the business of being in multimodal aeratopolis.

2070
07:13:54,000 --> 07:13:57,000
And I appreciate your leadership in that regard.

2071
07:13:57,000 --> 07:14:14,000
And I'm really enthusiastic about where a primary transit and or inner city transit train connections will place count in the calorie airport in terms of a best possible future.

2072
07:14:14,000 --> 07:14:18,000
I'm glad you guys are supportive and excited about that.

2073
07:14:18,000 --> 07:14:19,000
Thank you.

2074
07:14:22,000 --> 07:14:26,000
All right, if I'm correct, is it's counterweightest next?

2075
07:14:26,000 --> 07:14:28,000
Perfect, go ahead, counterweightest.

2076
07:14:28,000 --> 07:14:30,000
Thank you.

2077
07:14:30,000 --> 07:14:35,000
The airport is, I think, one of them better organized airports around.

2078
07:14:35,000 --> 07:14:43,000
But I've been reading a lot of passenger issues pop up about the time it's taking to get their bags.

2079
07:14:43,000 --> 07:14:50,000
Has there something changed for that to be one of the really the few negatives that are coming out about the airport?

2080
07:14:50,000 --> 07:14:52,000
Yeah, I'd be happy to talk to you about that.

2081
07:14:52,000 --> 07:14:58,000
What a lot of people don't realize is we as airport operators, not just Calgary, any airport operator.

2082
07:14:58,000 --> 07:15:00,000
We are not allowed to touch the...

2083
07:15:00,000 --> 07:15:13,000
That is done by the air carrier staff or the people they contract. So the challenge is have been basically staffing what we call below the wing.

2084
07:15:13,000 --> 07:15:24,000
And it's a problem that air carriers are having in all major airports. And unfortunately, you know, two passengers, they say it's an airport problem.

2085
07:15:24,000 --> 07:15:32,000
It is an airport problem, because the air carriers can't simply get the bags inducted into our baggage system quickly enough.

2086
07:15:32,000 --> 07:15:37,000
And there's not a lot we can do about that until they fix their problem.

2087
07:15:37,000 --> 07:15:43,000
Thanks, do I think Hungarians are happy to hear that answer?

2088
07:15:43,000 --> 07:15:50,000
Is that it for you, Councillor?

2089
07:15:51,000 --> 07:15:54,000
Yep. Okay, Councillor me and please.

2090
07:15:54,000 --> 07:15:58,000
Well, thank you so much for that presentation. There's really a lot in there.

2091
07:15:58,000 --> 07:16:06,000
And I have so many things to potentially comment on, but I'll try and just say, you know, I think what's special about our role is that we represent Calgaryens.

2092
07:16:06,000 --> 07:16:14,000
And I think I would speak for Calgaryens or at least the folks in my word when I say it's very impressive to hear what you've been through over the last couple years and what you've been able to do and turn around.

2093
07:16:14,000 --> 07:16:18,000
And I think people would be really proud of the story that you've just told there.

2094
07:16:18,000 --> 07:16:21,000
I do have a couple questions and they're pretty minor.

2095
07:16:21,000 --> 07:16:31,000
The first is you mentioned something about why I see express on the technology to get sort of priority sort of signed in and get your place in the security line.

2096
07:16:31,000 --> 07:16:35,000
And I was actually just traveling in the US recently and they had that technology.

2097
07:16:35,000 --> 07:16:43,000
And so did I understand you correctly that that's Calgary technology and that's being used elsewhere or you just can you just explain a little bit more about that?

2098
07:16:43,000 --> 07:16:45,000
We developed our own technology.

2099
07:16:45,000 --> 07:16:53,000
And the airports that are using it now under the YVR Express, YYZ Express, they're using our technology.

2100
07:16:53,000 --> 07:16:58,000
Okay, so can other Canadian airports? Okay. Wow, that's really very cool.

2101
07:16:58,000 --> 07:17:03,000
The other question I had was I see you have 127% increase in parking revenue.

2102
07:17:03,000 --> 07:17:05,000
Can you explain that?

2103
07:17:05,000 --> 07:17:07,000
I wish I could.

2104
07:17:07,000 --> 07:17:17,000
It's interesting because we have obviously we have right share, we have taxis, we have buses and we really did expect more of a downturn.

2105
07:17:17,000 --> 07:17:26,000
One of the things we have done is we've really employed technology and dynamic pricing to effectively lower the cost of parking at the airport.

2106
07:17:26,000 --> 07:17:31,000
And I think people have noticed and said, yeah, you know what, it's worth my while to park there.

2107
07:17:31,000 --> 07:17:37,000
And we've really looked at longer term parking within our park aids and really reduced those prices as well.

2108
07:17:37,000 --> 07:17:45,000
Oh, that's interesting because one of my questions was has the parking prices increases that why the revenue is higher but you're saying it's actually the opposite.

2109
07:17:45,000 --> 07:17:46,000
Yeah.

2110
07:17:46,000 --> 07:17:48,000
Wow, okay, that's quite fascinating.

2111
07:17:48,000 --> 07:17:54,000
I think that's all my questions, but thanks for being here and thanks for your presentation. I really enjoyed it.

2112
07:17:54,000 --> 07:17:55,000
Thank you.

2113
07:17:56,000 --> 07:18:05,000
Thank you very much. I don't see any other questions in the key. I want to thank you for being here. Your organization is a very valued partner. I'm sorry some of us were a bit late.

2114
07:18:05,000 --> 07:18:09,000
Getting to the show, but we appreciate you being here and sharing this with us today.

2115
07:18:09,000 --> 07:18:10,000
Thank you very much.

2116
07:18:10,000 --> 07:18:11,000
Thank you.

2117
07:18:11,000 --> 07:18:15,000
Do we have a mover and secondary yet?

2118
07:18:15,000 --> 07:18:18,000
Okay, councilor, me and to move, councilor.

2119
07:18:18,000 --> 07:18:21,000
Putments, that's your name to second it.

2120
07:18:21,000 --> 07:18:22,000
Thank you.

2121
07:18:22,000 --> 07:18:28,000
I don't see anybody else with any debate, so if you could go to eScribe to vote, please.

2122
07:18:52,000 --> 07:18:54,000
Councilor, putments, your vote, please.

2123
07:18:54,000 --> 07:18:55,000
Thank you.

2124
07:18:55,000 --> 07:18:58,000
Councilor, do you want your vote, please?

2125
07:18:58,000 --> 07:19:00,000
Yes.

2126
07:19:00,000 --> 07:19:04,000
Thank you. Councilor McLean, your vote, please.

2127
07:19:04,000 --> 07:19:05,000
Yes.

2128
07:19:05,000 --> 07:19:06,000
Thank you.

2129
07:19:06,000 --> 07:19:09,000
Mayor, Mayor, conduct all the votes are in.

2130
07:19:09,000 --> 07:19:12,000
Could you display the results, please?

2131
07:19:12,000 --> 07:19:15,000
That's carried unanimously.

2132
07:19:15,000 --> 07:19:19,000
Madam Clerk, if I'm not mistaken, we need to go into closed session now for the final three items.

2133
07:19:19,000 --> 07:19:20,000
That's correct.

2134
07:19:20,000 --> 07:19:21,000
All right.

2135
07:19:21,000 --> 07:19:24,000
If we could get the motion to go into closed session, thank you very much.

2136
07:19:24,000 --> 07:19:26,000
Take it a mover for this, please.

2137
07:19:26,000 --> 07:19:30,000
Councilor, pen or seconded by councilor Wong.

2138
07:19:30,000 --> 07:19:36,000
If I could get you to go to eScribe to vote on this, please.

2139
07:19:36,000 --> 07:19:46,000
Councilor, putments, your vote, please.

2140
07:19:46,000 --> 07:19:47,000
Yes.

2141
07:19:47,000 --> 07:19:48,000
Thank you.

2142
07:19:48,000 --> 07:19:53,000
Councilor, do you want your vote, please?

2143
07:19:53,000 --> 07:19:54,000
Yes.

2144
07:19:54,000 --> 07:19:55,000
Thank you.

2145
07:19:55,000 --> 07:19:57,000
Councilor McLean, your vote, please.

2146
07:19:57,000 --> 07:19:58,000
Yes.

2147
07:19:58,000 --> 07:19:59,000
Thank you.

2148
07:19:59,000 --> 07:20:01,000
Mayor, conduct all the votes are in.

2149
07:20:01,000 --> 07:20:02,000
Thank you very much.

2150
07:20:02,000 --> 07:20:04,000
Could you display the results, please?

2151
07:20:04,000 --> 07:20:05,000
Thank you.

2152
07:20:05,000 --> 07:20:06,000
That's carried unanimously.

2153
07:20:06,000 --> 07:20:08,000
Councilor, we will be going to the back to discuss items.

2154
07:20:08,000 --> 07:20:11,000
12.2.1, 12.2.4, and 11.3.

2155
07:20:11,000 --> 07:20:14,000
We will then come back and rise in report.

2156
07:20:14,000 --> 07:20:19,000
So, please log out of this public meeting and you will get a link to the closed session meeting.

2157
07:20:19,000 --> 07:20:20,000
Thank you.

2158
07:20:44,000 --> 07:20:46,000
Thank you.

2159
07:21:14,000 --> 07:21:16,000
Thank you.

2160
07:21:44,000 --> 07:21:46,000
Thank you.

2161
07:22:14,000 --> 07:22:16,000
Thank you.

2162
07:22:44,000 --> 07:22:46,000
Thank you.

2163
07:23:14,000 --> 07:23:16,000
Thank you.

2164
07:23:44,000 --> 07:23:46,000
Thank you.

2165
07:24:14,000 --> 07:24:16,000
Thank you.

2166
07:24:44,000 --> 07:24:46,000
Thank you.

2167
07:25:14,000 --> 07:25:16,000
Thank you.

2168
07:25:44,000 --> 07:25:46,000
Thank you.

2169
07:26:14,000 --> 07:26:16,000
Thank you.

2170
07:26:44,000 --> 07:26:46,000
Thank you.

2171
07:27:14,000 --> 07:27:16,000
Thank you.

2172
07:27:44,000 --> 07:27:46,000
Thank you.

2173
07:28:14,000 --> 07:28:16,000
Thank you.

2174
07:28:44,000 --> 07:28:46,000
Thank you.

2175
07:29:14,000 --> 07:29:16,000
Thank you.

2176
07:29:44,000 --> 07:29:46,000
Thank you.

2177
07:34:00,000 --> 07:34:04,000
Local government meeting.

2178
07:34:04,000 --> 07:34:06,000
Local government meeting.

2179
07:34:30,000 --> 07:34:32,000
Local government meeting.

2180
07:35:00,000 --> 07:35:04,000
Local government meeting.

2181
07:35:30,000 --> 07:35:32,000
Local government meeting.

2182
07:36:00,000 --> 07:36:02,000
Local government meeting.

2183
07:36:30,000 --> 07:36:32,000
Local government meeting.

2184
07:37:00,000 --> 07:37:02,000
Local government meeting.

2185
07:37:30,000 --> 07:37:32,000
Local government meeting.

2186
07:38:00,000 --> 07:38:02,000
Local government meeting.

2187
07:38:30,000 --> 07:38:32,000
Local government meeting.

2188
07:39:00,000 --> 07:39:04,000
Local government meeting.

2189
07:39:30,000 --> 07:39:32,000
Local government meeting.

2190
07:40:00,000 --> 07:40:02,000
Local government meeting.

2191
07:40:30,000 --> 07:40:32,000
Local government meeting.

2192
07:41:00,000 --> 07:41:04,000
Local government meeting.

2193
07:41:30,000 --> 07:41:32,000
Local government meeting.

2194
07:42:00,000 --> 07:42:02,000
Local government meeting.

2195
07:42:30,000 --> 07:42:32,000
Local government meeting.

2196
07:43:00,000 --> 07:43:04,000
Local government meeting.

2197
07:43:30,000 --> 07:43:32,000
Local government meeting.

2198
07:44:00,000 --> 07:44:04,000
Local government meeting.

2199
07:44:30,000 --> 07:44:34,000
Local government meeting.

2200
07:46:00,000 --> 07:46:26,000
The regular meeting of council will reconvene in public meetings shortly. Please make your way back to council chamber.

2201
07:46:26,000 --> 07:46:28,000
Thank you.

2202
07:46:56,000 --> 07:46:58,000
Thank you.

2203
07:47:26,000 --> 07:47:28,000
Thank you.

2204
07:47:56,000 --> 07:47:58,000
Thank you.

2205
07:48:26,000 --> 07:48:28,000
Thank you.

2206
07:48:56,000 --> 07:48:58,000
Thank you.

2207
07:49:26,000 --> 07:49:28,000
Thank you.

2208
07:49:56,000 --> 07:49:58,000
Thank you.

2209
07:50:26,000 --> 07:50:28,000
Thank you.

2210
07:50:56,000 --> 07:50:58,000
Thank you.

2211
07:51:26,000 --> 07:51:28,000
Thank you.

2212
07:51:56,000 --> 07:52:02,000
I do believe this will be moved by Councillor Shivou and seconded by Councillor Putmans.

2213
07:52:02,000 --> 07:52:06,000
Can I ask you to go to eScribe to vote please?

2214
07:52:26,000 --> 07:52:30,000
Councillor Putmans, your vote please?

2215
07:52:56,000 --> 07:53:00,000
There it is.

2216
07:53:00,000 --> 07:53:02,000
Please go to eScribe to vote.

2217
07:53:10,000 --> 07:53:12,000
Councillor Putmans, your vote please?

2218
07:53:12,000 --> 07:53:13,000
Yes.

2219
07:53:13,000 --> 07:53:14,000
Thank you.

2220
07:53:14,000 --> 07:53:16,000
Councillor Tui your vote please?

2221
07:53:16,000 --> 07:53:17,000
Yes.

2222
07:53:17,000 --> 07:53:18,000
Thank you.

2223
07:53:18,000 --> 07:53:20,000
Mayor Gondick all the votes are in.

2224
07:53:20,000 --> 07:53:22,000
Thank you. Could you just play the results please?

2225
07:53:23,000 --> 07:53:25,000
That is carried unanimously.

2226
07:53:25,000 --> 07:53:29,000
That takes us on to item 12.2.4.

2227
07:53:29,000 --> 07:53:36,000
I believe this will be moved by Councillor Putmans and seconded by Councillor Spencer.

2228
07:53:36,000 --> 07:53:38,000
Please go to eScribe to vote.

2229
07:53:52,000 --> 07:53:56,000
Councillor Putmans, your vote please?

2230
07:53:56,000 --> 07:53:57,000
Yes.

2231
07:53:57,000 --> 07:53:58,000
Thank you.

2232
07:53:58,000 --> 07:54:00,000
Councillor Walcott your vote please?

2233
07:54:00,000 --> 07:54:01,000
Yes.

2234
07:54:01,000 --> 07:54:02,000
Thank you.

2235
07:54:02,000 --> 07:54:04,000
Mayor Gondick all the votes are in.

2236
07:54:04,000 --> 07:54:06,000
Could you just play the results please?

2237
07:54:06,000 --> 07:54:08,000
That is carried unanimously.

2238
07:54:08,000 --> 07:54:10,000
Madam clerk, do we have anything else?

2239
07:54:10,000 --> 07:54:14,000
There are no further items on today's agenda there.

2240
07:54:14,000 --> 07:54:15,000
All right.

2241
07:54:15,000 --> 07:54:21,000
Before we look for someone to move to adjourn, I just want to thank you council for being so committed and disciplined today.

2242
07:54:21,000 --> 07:54:25,000
We got through a very busy agenda and very good time.

2243
07:54:25,000 --> 07:54:27,000
So, congratulations to all of you.

2244
07:54:27,000 --> 07:54:30,000
How will the job team who would like to move to adjourn?

2245
07:54:30,000 --> 07:54:33,000
Councillor Shabo, seconded by Councillor Putmans.

2246
07:54:33,000 --> 07:54:36,000
Anyone opposed to adjourning?

2247
07:54:36,000 --> 07:54:38,000
Seeing and hearing none, that is carried.

2248
07:54:38,000 --> 07:54:39,000
Job well done.

2249
07:54:51,000 --> 07:54:53,000
Thank you.

2250
07:55:21,000 --> 07:55:23,000
Thank you.

2251
07:55:51,000 --> 07:55:53,000
Thank you.

2252
07:56:21,000 --> 07:56:23,000
Thank you.

2253
07:56:51,000 --> 07:56:53,000
Thank you.