[0:05] All right, it's 3:00. We'll call the meeting to order. Excuse me. Regular

[0:10] council meeting Monday, June 2nd, 2025. This meeting is being streamed live

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[0:32] stream and public record. Land acknowledgement. We acknowledge that

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[0:41] Chipoa, Odawa and Padawatami peoples referred to collectively as the

[0:46] Inishnab. It is through the connection of the inishnab with the spirit of the

[0:50] land, water and air that we recognize their unique cultures, traditions and

[0:55] values. Together as treaty people, we have shared responsibility to act with

[1:01] respect for the environment that sustains all life protecting the future

[1:05] for those generations to come.

[1:10] Uh, so declaration of peculiar interest. If anyone has anything, they can say it

[1:14] now or when it comes

[1:17] up. Be it resolved that the minutes of the regular council meeting held on May

[1:22] 20th, 2025 be received and approved. We have a mover for

[1:27] this. Council Langus seconder. Councelor

[1:33] Foster. Anybody have anything on this? Seeing none, all those in favor

[1:40] carried. Be it resolved that the minutes of the Heritage St. Clair committee held

[1:45] on April 30th, 25 be accepted and approved. Move here for this councelor

[1:51] Brown. Secer, Councelor Myers. Anybody have any

[1:57] questions? Seeing none, all those in favor? Carried.

[2:04] Be it resolved that council accept the following items of correspondence as per

[2:08] council's direction. A 51 request for assistance with basement flooding due to

[2:15] the city storm drain backup. Brigden Legion Street closure request and Moore

[2:22] Agricultural Society Brigden Fair Banner request. We have a mover for the report.

[2:28] Councelor Lang second. Councelor

[2:34] Foster. All those in favor to receive carried. Okay. Would anybody like to

[2:40] make a motion for the basement flooding? Deputy mayor. Yeah, I'll make a motion

[2:45] to receive a file. We don't have any funds for that. We don't offer grants.

[2:50] We don't have the money to do that. The only thing that I'm aware of is that we

[2:54] offer 1,500. I think 1,500 for a backflow eliminator if it qualifies. We

[2:59] still do that. Yeah. But I think that's all we have for sanity.

[3:04] Okay. Thank you, Deputy Mayor. Secer Foster comment. Yep.

[3:12] Through the mayor. I just want to say to the gentleman, um I also lived behind

[3:16] Albert Boulevard and the house was built on a swamp back then. I repeatedly

[3:20] flooded and um was told the um sump pump pits are too small. So, it may benefit

[3:28] um I did have basement boss come in. I did have to um have a bigger sump pump

[3:32] put in and I've never flooded nor have the new residents flooded since then.

[3:37] So, that could be a help. Thank you, Councelor Brown.

[3:42] I I think um he had the full gamut of uh replacement. Sounded like I don't know

[3:48] if his sump pump was working or not, but um sounds like he's lived there for six

[3:53] years and didn't have a problem. So, I don't know what storms he's referring to

[4:00] exactly. So, did uh resident ever call back cuz I relayed that to him too that

[4:07] there was a we have a backflow program. I was back and forth with I

[4:13] forget which one he used a while ago. No, you've never had no correspondence

[4:18] with anybody uh through the mayor. Now, I I don't don't know specifically if

[4:23] this is the same individual, but the the backflow pretor is specifically for the

[4:28] sanitary. Um I think this particular situation is more of a storm issue, but

[4:34] um yeah, historically that area is one of the older areas um in in in the city

[4:41] or in the village and I think that um yeah, it isn't quite designed to the

[4:46] standard of some of the others. But regardless, there is a storm outlet

[4:49] there. Um, you know, I don't know all the details of the situation, but yeah,

[4:55] I think uh, you know, a contractor could help them through that, but there's

[5:00] obviously an insurance avenue they can go if they have insurance, too. So,

[5:04] yeah, that's that's the sifting stuff back there. So, that'd be God, 60 years

[5:09] old, probably. I would think in that range anyways. Okay. Anybody else?

[5:12] Mayor. Oh, sorry. Uh, the gentleman doesn't have a sump

[5:17] pump. There is no place for one and he's sitting right here if you want to ask me

[5:21] questions

[5:26] through the mayor. Welcome. Um and without the sump pump as well. I was

[5:30] speaking um with Mr. Neely and we were just discussing it's part of you know

[5:35] unfortunately homeowners maintenance the age of the home and things will break

[5:39] down. So you know I wish if we wanted to help you we would open up a can of

[5:44] worms. We'd be helping everybody. It's just something you're going to have to

[5:47] um basement boss. Well, I can't endorse any of any of them, but I know I did

[5:52] have good luck with um Okay. Um through the mayor, you can come

[5:58] up. Yeah. You want to just give your name and your address. My name is Steve

[6:02] and click click the at the bottom there's there's a plastic. Just click

[6:06] that till the There you go. Thank you. Hi, my name is Steve Mai. We're live at

[6:10] 504 Albert Boulevard. Um, I've looked into I did call public works and ask

[6:14] about the backup valve as we discussed. Um, I completely understand that this is

[6:18] a homeowner issue. Um, however, several other cities um, municipalities have a

[6:25] grant for waterproofing and subp pumps and it's new sub pumps only, not

[6:31] replacements or not, um, adding a backup. So, I fit the criteria for other

[6:36] communities. So, I've looked into that and I'm again just I understand that

[6:42] budget's budget and that's why I'm here to ask and I've like I said I've done

[6:47] all the homework as much as I can. Um and unfortunately like nobody has the

[6:52] kind of money just laying around so it does you know take a heat. Um and I do

[6:58] understand that that this is a issue that Corona does have. Um, and yes, I

[7:04] understand that, you know, everyone might be knocking on the door, but

[7:08] again, there's uh there's room for a discussion about a grant and meeting

[7:13] certain protocols. Um, and that's what I just wanted to convey today. Okay. Thank

[7:18] you. So, thank you. Thanks for coming. We got a lot of music up here.

[7:26] Did I call that? Okay. All in favor of the motion carried.

[7:39] Be it resolved that the request for a temporary road closure of Brighgam Road

[7:43] between Boswell and Jane Street as well as Jane Street from Brighgam Road to

[7:48] Duncan Street and Boswell from Duncan to Brighgam Road from 12:30 till 2 on

[7:53] September 21st 25 to help facilitate the Legion drumhead ceremony be approved. Do

[7:59] we have a mover for this? Councelor Brown. Second. Councelor

[8:04] Myers. All those in favor?

[8:09] Carried. Be it resolved that the Brigden Fair Committee be permitted to place a

[8:14] temporary banner across the street at the main intersection in Brigden to

[8:18] promote the 175th anniversary of the Brigden Fair from August to October.

[8:23] Deputy Mayor, I'd like to ask staff's opinion on that before I make a motion

[8:28] to do it. Good. Anybody wants to speak to this one? Okay. All right.

[8:34] Uh, yeah, I do have some concerns. Um, the letter does state that this banner

[8:39] had been put up in the past. Um, I don't know what year that happened and I don't

[8:43] know where exactly it was located. Um but um my main concern is it I'm I'm

[8:50] have to assume that they're going they want to put it up from hydropole to

[8:54] hydropole because there is no other polls in Brigden. No street light poles

[8:58] owned by the township. So in that case we don't own the poles and we don't have

[9:02] the permission or authority to say yes or no attach something to these poles.

[9:08] Also, uh I just a reminder that in Corona,

[9:13] this came up a number of years ago, maybe 20 years ago, maybe uh putting

[9:18] banners up, there's specific banner poles on Lindoc Street around Service

[9:24] Ontario kind of area that were specifically designed to take the wind

[9:30] loads of banners. Um so, and Brigden doesn't have such a thing. So, I just

[9:35] wanted to make those two comments. Okay. That's across the county road

[9:42] also, is it not? Well, they're not saying where I in the letter. Yeah. If

[9:48] it's across Courtray line, that is county, but if it's across Brigden Road,

[9:52] then that's us. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, what would you like to do with this now?

[10:00] I would like to do uh through the mayor. I would like to do as um councelor said

[10:04] Miller said refer to staff let them work with more egg culture to come up with a

[10:08] solution.

[10:13] You okay with that David? Mhm. Okay. Okay. Councelor

[10:21] Foster. All those in favor

[10:25] car that s

[10:31] uh be it resolved that the following information items be received as

[10:35] information. Building permit comparison 25-

[10:39] 24, Hemsen Consulting Development Charges Changes arising from bill 17,

[10:46] Municipal Finance Officers Association 25, Provincial Economics and Fiscal

[10:53] Update and Ministry of Natural Resources Notification Letter, Reintroduction,

[10:58] Carbon Storage. So we receive the whole thing

[11:02] first and then go through for Okay. Anybody want to Thank you. Councelor

[11:08] Langus second. Councelor Foster. All those in

[11:14] favor. Now would anybody like to make a motion on any of these items? So we have

[11:21] building permit comparison. Seeing nothing. Hems in

[11:29] Consulting. Nothing. What is that exactly, Jeff? I'm not sure exactly. I

[11:34] read through it, but I Yeah, they're just providing information on the

[11:37] changes through building 17, which we're uh sending letter of objection for.

[11:42] Okay. Uh Municipal Finance Officers Association 25 Provincial Economics and

[11:48] Fiscal Update. None. Ministry of Natural

[11:52] Resources Notification Letter. reintroduction of carbon storage. I I

[11:58] thought this was all along too. It's so they didn't have that for a while. Now

[12:02] they're just bringing it back for my kind of what I read. Yeah,

[12:06] they're introducing us right now. So, yeah, that's a different way. Yeah.

[12:09] Okay. So, all those in favor, did we call this car?

[12:16] Be it resolved that the vendor invoices and RBC visa charges report as submitted

[12:21] by Treasurer George Lozison be received and the included invoices be approved

[12:26] for the period of April 27th 25 to May 14th 25 totaling 3475

[12:34] 39225 and RBC visa charges for the period April 16th to 2025 to May 15th

[12:42] totaling 4894905. We have a mover for this. Deputy mayor

[12:49] second councelor Langus. Any questions? Councelor Myers, I'm really trying to

[12:57] find I'm just trying to find it, but it went I believe it was in the water usage

[13:02] [Music] for Courtright splash pad I believe was

[13:07] like

[13:10] $5,000. And I just wondered why that was so high.

[13:14] usage court rate splash pad 5617

[13:19] um seems high and I'm sure there's a reason whether it's back bill or you

[13:25] have anything on that George

[13:29] through the mayor we can have a look at that and find out what it what it was

[13:32] for appreciate it okay thank you councelor Brown

[13:37] yeah this um evolution multimedia for the sound system at the golf course

[13:42] 62,423 3. Does is that part of the uh

[13:47] renovation cost that 62423 or what does that include,

[13:52] Kendall? I'm sure it is. Yeah, through the chair. It's Yep. the sound system,

[13:57] the TVs, the it was part of the project. Is that for out on the deck or just all

[14:04] over through the through the whole facility? Okay. Thank you. Anything

[14:09] else? All right. Those all those in favor

[14:14] carried. Be it resolved that the monthly fire department report as submitted by

[14:18] director of emergency services fire chief Richard Boyce be received. I have

[14:22] a mover for this

[14:25] one. Deputy mayor

[14:29] second council. Any

[14:35] questions? Go ahead councelor Brown. Well, I think I believe this is the

[14:39] first report. He's identified the different chiefs, which I I appreciate

[14:43] that. That's uh helps me out a lot. And the different fire stations. So, thank

[14:48] you. Thank you. Anybody else? All those in favor?

[14:53] Gary, be it resolved that the court wastewater treatment plant expansion

[14:58] project procurement report as submitted by director of public works Brian Black

[15:04] be received and that the equipment and services procurement related to the

[15:08] court wastewater treatment plant expansion project fall under section 86D

[15:15] exemptions to methods of acquisition special circumstances

[15:20] purchases due to the extreme extremely aggressive schedule related to the HWSF

[15:26] grant funding be approved to move out. Councelor

[15:30] Foster second

[15:34] council. Anybody have any questions? All those in favor?

[15:42] Carried. Be it resolved that the rural microervicing treatment tender results

[15:49] report as submitted by coordinator of engineering Andrew Malpass be received

[15:54] and the tender submitted by Duncore Enterprises in the amount of

[15:59] 44517760 plus HST be accepted and the mayor and clerk be authorized to sign

[16:04] the contract and other related documents. Move her for this one.

[16:09] Councelor Brown second.

[16:14] Council Lancis, any questions? Council Brown,

[16:20] but looks like we received a good price and I'm just curious if have we used

[16:23] Duncore Enterprises in the past.

[16:29] Yeah, through the mayor. I don't believe we have. I think Andrew talks about the

[16:32] fact Don Euphemia has. So, we we know they had good experience there. Um, and

[16:37] other mun municipalities have used these guys. So I think they have been well

[16:42] used for this particular work. Okay. Anybody else? All those in favor?

[16:48] Carried. See there'll be a lot of happy faces on Cameron today. I see they got

[16:52] the finished coat put on there. Good job.

[16:59] Be it resolved that the waste collection dumpsters report as submitted by

[17:03] coordinator of operations David Neely be received and that Marott disposal be

[17:08] awarded the contract to provide and collect dumpsters for the period between

[17:13] July 1st 25 to June 30th 29 and the mayor and clerk be authorized to sign

[17:18] the associated agreement and bylaw. Have a mover for this one. Councelor Langs

[17:25] second. Councelor Foster. All

[17:29] those in favor? Carried. Uh, be it resolved that the street

[17:36] sweeper replacement report as submitted by coordinative operations David Neely

[17:41] be received and that the Joe Johnson equipment quote utilizing the Kado Group

[17:47] procurement system for the purchase of a new 2025 Algen Pelican dual broom

[17:55] three-wheel sweeper at a total cost of 385986 including net HST using single

[18:03] source procurement under section 86 C of the procurement bylaw policy 59 bylaw 59

[18:12] excuse me of 2024 be approved mover for that one got some tongue twisters

[18:18] tonight deputy mayor second her councelor Foster any

[18:25] questions councelor Brown thank you mayor Agar so we have enough money in

[18:31] this and the sounds like a good deal for us and but we have to buy a a truck and

[18:37] trailer to move this around. Is it does this unit have the same capabilities of

[18:43] what the full size one has?

[18:47] Uh yes, it does have the same capabilities. Um it uh we don't have to

[18:52] buy a truck. We already own the trucks like the tandem trucks. We simply just

[18:56] need to buy a um uh it's dovetailed trailer that we could drive it up on uh

[19:03] and just drive it around as a unit rather than wasting time. Uh it like my

[19:08] report says it does have a drawback of going 40 km an hour maximum. So um

[19:15] that's the reason for that. Uh so it'd be approximately $30,000 more to buy

[19:20] this trailer. um which will still be well within the capital budget for that

[19:25] item. Thank you. So are you keeping the other one too?

[19:32] No, we would be uh selling that off as surplus. So just using that? Yeah. Okay.

[19:37] Thanks. Anybody else? All those in favor? Carried.

[19:43] Uh, be it resolved that the June 2nd community services information report as

[19:47] submitted by director of community services Kendall Lindseay be received.

[19:51] Have a move for

[19:54] this. Councelor Foster. Thank you. Second. Okay.

[20:02] Councelor Langus. Now I have gotos

[20:06] everywhere. Question. Council Foster through the mayor to Kendall. So have a

[20:11] question about the tennis courts. Um the contractor uh you've been unable to

[20:17] multiple tents unable to get any him to finish the courts or what's the status

[20:23] there? Yeah, through the chair. Um yeah, we've

[20:27] had some issues getting him back on the job this spring. Um so we've been trying

[20:31] to get him motivated to get back there. Um we've seen a lot of work over the

[20:36] last couple like couple days last week at the end of the week and then this

[20:39] weekend. But we're trying every avenue to make sure he moves moves forward and

[20:44] gets the job done. Okay. Thank you. They get the painting done though, right? So

[20:48] they're working on the actual court now. Yeah. I think what was outstanding, I

[20:52] know Sue is not here, but there was a lot of fence issues that needed to be

[20:55] done and uh those have been she went up this morning. She told me she was quite

[20:58] happy with the fence work. Um some of the concrete work she wasn't happy with,

[21:03] so it needed to be addressed. Um, so she was going to get after about that, but

[21:06] all the grading had been done and that's what needed to be, you know, they needed

[21:09] to finish the grading before we could get in and finish the the surfacing on

[21:14] the court. Uh, she does have a meeting, I believe, tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. We we

[21:18] are with a um a fellow that's helping us out this Clive. He has a um kind of an

[21:23] expert on courts and put a lot in the area. So, she's meeting with him

[21:26] tomorrow. She'll have a better idea where we're at and by then I'm hoping

[21:30] that we can kind of come up with a timeline. Perfect. There'll be a lot of

[21:33] pickle ballers happy when it's done. Thank you.

[21:37] Uh, anybody else? Yeah. Council Brown, I just uh wanted to ask uh Kendall the um

[21:44] Guthrie Park washroom renovation. Any uh contractor in place to start that or

[21:53] uh through the chair. I was um I was hoping that that might be a task for our

[21:57] new coordinator of facilities once they came on board. some of some of that work

[22:02] would start to get tackled the backlog.

[22:08] Good. When's uh Seager I think it's Seager get back into motion here.

[22:12] Kendall done. Yeah, it's through the chair. So

[22:17] the last I want to say about 10 days ago probably the finished they finished

[22:22] putting the sod down. Uh Williams put the sod down so it was local. Um a lot

[22:26] of it took real nice but some of it didn't on the slopes. So, we had some

[22:29] deficiencies there. They went in and replaced it all on I believe Friday, the

[22:35] sod. Um, and then so now we're getting very close. Um, we've asked them for 6

[22:41] weeks to clean up the fence and stuff and they they haven't got to it. Um, but

[22:45] I'm hoping the fence can come down. I'm hoping by the end of next week

[22:50] the fence could come down and could get cleaned up and the park can get open.

[22:53] Good. Yeah, it looks it looks really good. Yeah, I'm really happy with the

[22:57] the work. The it's it's really nice. The features is a step down. The one bay has

[23:02] a step down with the railing. Yeah. And I really like the way they finished it

[23:05] with the posts look good. Um I think we need to replace a lot of our posts over

[23:11] the years have been weed whacked and trimmed to death and be nice to carry

[23:15] that through the whole all the river parks. Perfect. Thank you. Anybody else?

[23:20] All those in favor? Carried. Uh, be it resolved that Kundai

[23:25] campground report as submitted by coordinator of facilities and

[23:29] parksite be received and that funding the cost associated with the necessary

[23:34] ditch excavation, catch basin repairs and the

[23:38] purchase and installation of a grinder pump from the campground reserve be

[23:42] approved. Do we have a

[23:49] moder? Anybody have any questions on this? Seeing none, all those in favor?

[24:00] Carried. I will wait for the bylaw. So, notice of motion. Councelor Holly

[24:05] Foster, you want to explain your motion? Sure. My motion um for the finance

[24:11] department to give us quarterly reviews as well as um the last five years and

[24:16] three years forward of our reserves. The reason being being new to council, I've

[24:22] many times I was um confused where the money is coming from, how the money is

[24:27] being handled. And I think if we um provided a quarterly update on our

[24:31] finances, that's going to be helpful for me and hopefully with council making

[24:35] decisions moving forward and as well the reserves because I know there's been

[24:38] some like especially for myself some um questioning um how the difference of the

[24:45] reserves have been handled. then I'll be able to understand it as well as council

[24:49] um too. So that's the reason for this motion. It's more clarific more

[24:52] clarification and helping with future um uh decisions. Okay. So you moved it. Do

[25:00] I have a second for that motion? Councelor Langus. Any questions? Deputy

[25:04] mayor. Yeah. I'd like to know, George, how much more work is this going to be

[25:10] through the mayor? It will be quite a quite a bit a few days extra work

[25:15] depending on what you're asking for. If you're talking about a variance report

[25:19] like a variance from budget, I could add it to the financial statements uh in say

[25:26] June and September at year end. We already do that. So we do have one

[25:29] coming up for the 2024 year end. But uh it will add a couple days extra work.

[25:38] Is that the third body too? Like I see you have Charlie in here quite a bit

[25:43] too. Is that that would add to that? Yes. Yes. We'd we'd probably Yeah. get

[25:49] Charlie to help probably we'll we'll figure it out somehow to get it done if

[25:53] council wants us. Yeah. The mayor. I understand it may take

[25:58] more, but I think it's extremely helpful. A lot of municipalities do this

[26:02] as well, and it prepares council um to know where where they're sitting

[26:06] financially. So, that was the reason. Okay. Anybody else?

[26:11] Council Brown. Well, I'm just I understand where councelor Foster's

[26:17] request is, but is it necessary to go back for 5 years? And I would think that

[26:24] would be

[26:28] extremely a lot of soulsearching. We we we do get our financial statements.

[26:35] I I believe that we see them quarterly now on the different uh

[26:42] accounts when we get the accounts but I think five years is is a

[26:47] little too extreme. Counselor through the mayor. I would like to ask this to

[26:52] be tabled to the next meeting then when we have councelor Lang staff so that we

[26:55] can have everybody's input. Okay. Anybody like to second that?

[27:07] Lang is the table that's the next meeting. All those in favor one,

[27:13] two, three, four. Okay, carried. Uh,

[27:21] bylaws. Be it resolved that the bylaw 18 of 25 encroachment agreement brine

[27:29] pipeline receive all three readings and thereby passed and that the mayor and

[27:33] clerk be authorized to execute the bylaws and any agreements there too.

[27:40] Mover. Councelor Brown. Seconder. Deputy mayor. Any questions?

[27:47] Councelor Brown. I I guess this is an existing

[27:52] brine pipeline from reading through this. An existing 12-in brine pipeline

[27:56] that we're that Enbridge is taking over from the previous owner, General

[28:01] Chemical. And to my knowledge, we didn't have an agreement previously. Okay.

[28:07] Well, good work.

[28:12] Anybody else? All those in favor? Carried.

[28:18] Uh, let's go. Counselor's reports. Councelor

[28:25] Brown. Well, thank you, uh, Mayor Edgar. Uh, the last two weeks have been,

[28:29] uh, doing a lot of yard work myself. So, I only had one meeting, which was the,

[28:35] uh, St. Clair River Trail meeting uh held on the 28th of May. So that's

[28:42] it. Thank you, Councelor Foster. Yeah, since the last um I missed the last

[28:48] meeting um council meeting, but I prior to that I attended the golf course um

[28:54] meeting. And then just an update, I had a constituent ask about flags in Krena.

[28:58] So, I learned um uh through staff that each town is allowed two banners or two

[29:04] lit or sorry, two um yeah, two banners. Uh Krena already has two banners. Um

[29:10] technically or they use the lift truck twice, Christmas lights and then for the

[29:15] veterans banners. So, um if there's anybody wondering why we can't have can

[29:20] of flags, that was a request. um the cost they would maybe um we already have

[29:26] two times that council already passed uh I don't think it was a bylaw but maybe a

[29:32] intention that only two times staff would be lifting and putting up

[29:37] different uh things in each town. So that's it. Thank you deputy mayor.

[29:43] Uh I attended a committee uh meeting of county uh committee of adjustment

[29:49] meeting. I stopped in at the uh book sale in Corona on Friday. How'd you make

[29:55] out, Tracy? Pretty good. Couldn't count people.

[30:00] Look pretty busy when I was there anyway.

[30:03] Good. And I also uh was at the river trail run yesterday. That's it. Thank

[30:09] you. What kind of book did you buy? I didn't. Just left a donation. I don't

[30:13] need any more books. Thought I'd catch Langus.

[30:19] On the 21st, I was at the St. Clair Heritage meeting and this month. I have

[30:25] a question about the abandoned equipment on more line that cable runner or

[30:30] whatever the heck that thing is that's growing grass around it. They've been

[30:33] cutting their property and still sitting there. Didn't turn my mic on.

[30:40] Yeah, I'm familiar with that. Um, it's a directional drilling machine. Uh, it's

[30:45] owned by Flex Forward, the company that's putting Kojico's fiber in. I'm

[30:50] not sure why they've left it there that long, but I I can follow up with my

[30:54] contact for them and ask him to move it. Good.

[31:00] Councelor Myers, uh, I think the only thing I had was a

[31:05] heritage meeting on the 21st of May. Um, and since nobody else has mentioned it,

[31:12] happy anniversary to the mayor and and the first lady. Thank you. Thank you

[31:17] very much. Yeah, 40 years. Yeah, I know. It's It's I don't know how

[31:23] she's lasted that long with me, but she is. I know why I've stayed, but I don't

[31:28] know why she stayed. Thanks, Bill. Very nice. Um, so I had a county meeting, a

[31:34] senior advisory committee. We do need a rep for this from St. Clair. So, I think

[31:39] Terry was gonna get it to put it on our website, but if anybody knows anything

[31:44] out in YouTubeville there about a senior that would like to, not even a senior,

[31:49] just somebody that would like to go on that committee, uh, it'd be nice to have

[31:52] one on there. I'm the county rep on it, so I'm not really the Slair rep, but I'm

[31:58] taking care of it right now. So, anyways, that would be a good thing if

[32:01] we could come up with a rep. uh I went to law's meeting and with that down on

[32:07] 40 and uh white line with the with the water main breakd down there I did make

[32:12] a motion to uh receive compensation for the lost water on that. So they're going

[32:18] to wait till it's fixed up. I think the the fix on that was what, Brian? 150 or

[32:24] something something in that. I can't think of it right now. But so anyways,

[32:28] that's still in the works. If you get any calls from people down that way, uh

[32:34] attended the river run yesterday. Didn't run. Me and the deputy mayor ran from

[32:39] the parking lot. I guess I went I was on a Zoom re the

[32:44] research park board meeting today and that's it.

[32:49] Oh, okay. Did you have something your worship? Just to advise council that

[32:54] fall plans go as planned, uh, June 10th to 12th, we'll be taking the sirens down

[32:57] in Corona, the three old sirens. Oh, the basis system just so council gets

[33:02] inquiry. That's what we're doing. Okay, perfect. Thank you. Upcoming meetings,

[33:10] regular meeting session 11, June 16th at 6. Regular meeting session 12 July 14th

[33:17] at 3 and regular meeting session 13 August 11th 25 at 3 p.m. So now we're

[33:26] going to have an in little in camera. So be it resolved that the meeting enter

[33:29] into an in camera meeting to discuss section 239 28 information provided by

[33:35] the province. We have a mover of this councelor Foster and councelor

[33:41] Brown. All those in favor carried.

St. Clair Township Council Meeting - June 2, 2025

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