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[13:25] She moved by Phil one second by Lauren. We have

[13:28] resolved that we get Kim Yellun president and CAO headwaters

[13:33] health care centred to address Council. Look Favor. Welcome to

[13:41] the Medium, Kim. Forward to your presentation. How are you?

[13:44] I'm good. Thank you, Mayor Solomon, and good morning Council.

[13:48] Thank you very much for having me this morning. I

[13:50] hope everyone's having a good summer so far. Uh, I'm

[13:54] going to share my screen. I believe you have the

[13:56] slides in your package, but I'll go ahead and share

[13:58] it so that I can advance them. Uh, and let

[14:02] me just do this so you guys can see them.

[14:04] So this morning, I just wanted to provide a short

[14:07] highlight of some key accomplishments that were in the past

[14:12] fiscal year, the current year. Uh, at Headwaters to Sheriff,

[14:19] a few interesting items. So that's just our strategic plan,

[14:23] which of course, everything we do is align to, but

[14:25] I just wanted to recap and share some numbers from

[14:28] our last fiscal year. So that was the year ending

[14:30] March 31, 2026. So you can see our ED visits

[14:34] were over 34, 000, close to 35. Our day surgeries,

[14:38] or about 5, 500. You can see our dialysis visits.

[14:42] We had over 22, 000 outpatient visits, uh, switching to

[14:46] the right there. We completed over 424, 000 lab tests

[14:51] are diagnostic imaging numbers went up because of our MRI.

[14:55] So we're over 74, 000 now for the year. And

[14:58] then of course you can see our number of staff,

[15:00] um, is usually studying around 850 and positions we have

[15:04] close to 200. So some really remarkable stats over the

[15:09] last fiscal year. I'm also pleased to share that the

[15:12] hospital, uh, ended in a very strong financial position. We

[15:16] actually ended with, um, our surplus of 1. 6 million

[15:21] dollars. And that is, you know, mostly due to, funding

[15:25] that we received very late in the fiscal year, but

[15:28] it's also due to some excellent, uh, diligence by all

[15:32] of our teams at headwaters. We've really been keeping a

[15:34] cosign on our expenses, our supply costs, looking for savings

[15:38] opportunities wherever we can. So being very, very diligent. So

[15:42] strong financial year run for the hospital, which is great.

[15:47] Uh, of course, um, I'm going to highlight some of

[15:49] our proudest accomplishments. I think the, you know, the biggest

[15:52] one and the one that certainly provides huge positive benefit

[15:55] to the communities that we served was the launch for

[15:58] new MRI, which happened, uh, in the fall. And so,

[16:03] you know, once it's up to full capacity and we're

[16:05] getting there, we'll be doing up to 8, 000 scans

[16:09] per year. Uh, and you can see the types of

[16:11] scans we're doing there on the right, uh, and so

[16:14] we are making our way up to that number, but

[16:16] it has already made a huge impact on our communities,

[16:19] which is very positive. Uh, another huge positive accomplishment that

[16:25] I want to highlight is the big focus at the

[16:28] hospital in terms of our emissions, our green footprint and

[16:32] reducing all of that, becoming more efficient. I'm really happy

[16:35] to say that, and that's just one of the checks

[16:37] we receive from Enbridge last year, but we actually received

[16:40] the highest rebate, uh, in the province last year. So

[16:43] we've been upgrading all of our boilers, all of our

[16:47] heating and cooling systems, all of that. So, uh, again,

[16:50] becoming more efficient, uh, and certainly always looking at, uh,

[16:54] how we can reduce any negative impacts to the environment.

[16:58] Uh, and so in total, we received close to 278,

[17:02] 000 dollars in rebates again, which is excellent and huge

[17:06] shout out to our facilities teams and all the stuff

[17:08] behind the walls. Uh, some other accomplishments are just going

[17:13] to highlight. So there are many, uh, certainly we're very

[17:16] proud of just looking at the photos, uh, we're very

[17:19] proud of our partnership with the Duffer and OPP in

[17:23] regards to our M13 team. So that's, um, our nurses

[17:27] at Ride along with police officers to those that are

[17:30] suffering any type of mental health or addictions crisis trying

[17:33] to avoid an emission to hospital and treating them, again,

[17:36] the sports state even in the community. Of course our

[17:39] paramedics as well that were so pleased are part of

[17:42] the hospital team here. They underwent an accreditation. Um, which

[17:48] is excellent. We also really pleased to be continuing to

[17:51] partner with the Toronto metropolitan university School of Medicine bringing

[17:56] in students, our community paramedicine program, relocated, uh, and we

[18:02] continue to look at benchmarking, looking for savings across a

[18:06] hospital. And it's been two years now, which has equated

[18:09] to five million dollars in savings achieved across the hospital.

[18:13] Uh, these are just, uh, I wanted to highlight some

[18:15] of our annual reward recipients. We like to highlight members

[18:18] in the community. And of course, those inside the hospitals.

[18:21] So those are just some great snapshots from our annual

[18:23] awards ceremony, which just happened in June. Uh, and that's

[18:27] just a summary of all of our recipients and the

[18:29] words we give out. Uh, I would be remiss if

[18:32] I didn't also do a big shout out to our

[18:35] foundation who completed their biggest campaign yet in Headwater's history.

[18:40] They successfully raised over 18 million dollars to support us

[18:44] and being able to bring the MRI to headwaters and

[18:47] also support many other pieces of equipment, uh, and the

[18:50] technology and software that is needed, uh, behind the scenes

[18:53] to support all of them. So very grateful to the

[18:56] community members who do donate to the hospital. Looking ahead

[19:00] to this fiscal year, uh, we are continuing to focus

[19:03] on our work, our emergency department has been given the

[19:06] approval to undergo and expansion, uh, and full renovation. So

[19:11] that is underway, which is very exciting. We hope to

[19:13] have shovels in the ground next year. Uh, we continue

[19:16] to look at reducing our wait times as always and

[19:19] looking at how we can enhance or expand, uh, current

[19:22] services and programs in the hospital, uh, we are making

[19:26] some investments in some high pressure area such as our

[19:28] surgical services, emergency department, as I mentioned, are obstetrical department

[19:34] as rapidly growing. Uh, we had over a thousand deliveries

[19:38] over the last couple of years. We're breaking records with

[19:40] over a hundred bursts per month. So it's an area

[19:44] that's really growing. And then of course we're focused on

[19:46] geriatric services or ambulatory care clinics and respiratory services in

[19:51] the hospital. We continue to look at, uh, digital innovations

[19:55] using artificial intelligence in the hospital to support our clinicians.

[19:59] Uh, and of course a decision making and communication. Uh,

[20:03] and I think the last place I just want to

[20:05] focus on is, you know, partnerships are really important to

[20:08] us at headwaters. We're always looking at expanding partnerships, looking

[20:12] at how partnerships can better support access to care for

[20:15] those patients who walk through our door to ensure a

[20:19] smooth, uh, continuum of care. So just in summary, I

[20:24] think kind of the key takeaways I wanted to share

[20:26] is just that, you know, at the hospital, uh, given

[20:30] financial pressures across the system, we're always very fiscally responsible.

[20:35] We continue to do benchmarking at data. We're monitoring our

[20:38] costs, uh, definitely we want to ensure long - term

[20:42] sustainability, uh, but never, never compromising quality and safety inside

[20:47] the hospital, uh, we're looking at always improving our infrastructure

[20:51] and access to care. I talked about emergency department expansion

[20:54] and the other programs that were investing in. Of course,

[20:57] we want to, you know, continue to offer as many

[20:59] services as possible as we can at headwaters. And then

[21:03] lastly, and probably most importantly, we're always focused on supporting

[21:06] our staff, our positions, volunteers and learners having a just

[21:11] culture, uh, living our values of kindness accountability respect and

[21:15] teamwork is a top priority to us here at headwaters.

[21:19] And then just the last few slides again, we're just

[21:21] some highlights from the year, some of the awards we

[21:23] receive new programs and services we launched. Our teddy bear

[21:27] clinic is the photo on the left. There are annual

[21:29] teddy bear clinic is coming up, uh, in September. So

[21:32] stay tuned to hear more about that, which were pleased

[21:35] with, uh, and again, just some other photos with our

[21:38] partners. And of course last but not least, I hope

[21:41] everyone knows how to get in touch with us. If

[21:44] you ever need anything or want to give any feedback,

[21:46] uh, or want to support the hospital in any way

[21:49] possible. And I'm more than happy to answer any questions

[21:52] from Council or from yourself mayor solvent Kim. As usual,

[21:59] well done. And it's always, uh, something going on at

[22:03] the hospital and how is something very positive in a

[22:06] place that sometimes isn't helpful or positive stuff. But keep

[22:11] this going in. Question some council comments. For you. Yeah,

[22:17] I've got a couple, I guess nobody else wants to

[22:20] start. So yeah, I will echo. And I'll start with

[22:23] the exercise. I can't remember if you've had one in

[22:26] the last few years. If you could comment on that.

[22:29] And then it's, it's there any danger of you being

[22:32] a victim of your success and getting less funding because

[22:34] you had a surplus. Yeah. Excellent question. So I'll answer

[22:40] the first one first. The last two years we've had

[22:45] a surplus. The prior year was, it was a bit

[22:47] smaller. The year before that we had a small deficit

[22:50] and the one year small deficit, it was a timing

[22:52] issue with receiving the funding in the next fiscal year,

[22:55] which then caused a surplus in two years ago. So

[22:59] typically though, we're very strong financially. So we're landing pretty

[23:03] close to being balanced with either usually a small surplus.

[23:07] So strong position there. Uh, but to answer your second

[23:11] question, it is something we discuss, uh, at our board

[23:14] meetings on a regular basis, uh, in regards to, are

[23:17] we hindering ourselves with our strong financial results and being

[23:20] very diligent with how we monitor our expenses? Um, it,

[23:26] it hasn't hindered headwaters to date. I think if anything

[23:30] it is shows the ministry and Ontario health are a

[23:34] funder and who are accountable to that, uh, we are

[23:36] very fiscally prudent and do have a high level monitoring

[23:39] here. So I don't think it's hindered us. I hope

[23:41] it doesn't ever, um, because yeah, we are very physically

[23:45] responsible here at headwaters. Yeah. If it does, I think

[23:49] our system is even more fast works than it is,

[23:53] right? Like I think the organisations that are doing well,

[23:56] she can be rewarded, not punished. Yes. Above my paper.

[24:01] The amorag machine, I'm assuming what's hindering to be more

[24:07] scans is, um, clinicians or technicians or whatever. And that's

[24:11] funding. Or is there something else. Uh, no. So great

[24:17] question. So we are currently funded to operate at 16

[24:20] hours a day. Monday to Friday. That's the provincial funding

[24:25] we receive. Uh, we made the decision with input from

[24:28] our patient and family advisors to actually stagger that. So

[24:31] we operate at seven days a week, uh, as we

[24:34] want to ensure that there was accessibility and warnings, evenings.

[24:38] Of course during the day. So we've, um, shared those

[24:41] hours across seven days. Uh, were funded for the 16

[24:45] hours, which enable us to do 8, 000 scans per

[24:47] year. We're not there yet. Only because we're still in

[24:49] the ramp up phase. So there's no hindrance at this

[24:52] point. I think there will come a time where we

[24:55] will be fully blocked using the 16 hours a day.

[24:59] And then it will become a funding gap. And then

[25:01] we will need the extra funding to be able to

[25:03] operate at 24 seven, but we're not there yet with

[25:05] demand. Yeah, I'd say hours a week is that right?

[25:11] I'm trying to do math in my head. 16 times

[25:14] five would be 30. So 80 hours a week we're

[25:17] kind of short. Brain is halfway working. Um, and are

[25:21] those scans in our catchment air, in your catchment area?

[25:26] Or are you bringing in people from outside. Great question.

[25:30] Great question. So both. So, uh, of course our priority

[25:35] is to serve our catchment areas. And the communities that

[25:38] we serve, uh, however, referrals do come from outside. So

[25:41] I know we received referrals from new market, uh, from

[25:45] south of us. The word gets out. Um, and, you

[25:49] know, positions know that our wait terms are much shorter

[25:51] here because we're a brand new MRI. So we are

[25:53] serving from all over. That was curiosity more than anything

[25:59] else. I mean, I. Yeah. No, no. There's been some

[26:02] folks I think that I've travelled from afar to come

[26:04] to headwaters is what I've heard, to be honest, to

[26:05] get it much sooner. Right. It's here. I mean, last

[26:10] but not this, this is unfair. Um, I'm going to

[26:15] ask anyways. And then I wear the ask if maybe

[26:18] next year it becomes part of your presentation. Are you

[26:20] able to provide context in terms of last year? So

[26:26] ER visits. You said first or from your presentation, I

[26:31] got, it's either babies or old people. It's using the

[26:34] hospital. Uh, but are you able to ride context? Is

[26:37] that increasing decreasing or less statement. State. In terms of

[26:42] the ED visits or the numbers overall, like you're, I

[26:46] always ask for all of it. So, uh, you know

[26:52] what Paul is on with me. She's our comm specialist.

[26:56] Great suggestion. We will include some year over year next

[26:59] time I come. I think that's actually great to show

[27:01] the trending cause it is an excellent question. So ED

[27:04] visits have actually been consistent over the last couple of

[27:07] years. I can tell you that we've hovered around the

[27:09] 35, 000 last few years pre COVID in terms of

[27:13] UD visits. We were up to 41, 000. So when

[27:16] I first got to headwaters, it was quite high. And

[27:19] then a Purse COVID, everyone saw a decrease. Uh, in

[27:24] terms of some of the other areas, we've seen growth

[27:27] probably in all the other areas. We've seen growth, to

[27:29] be honest. So births for sure when I got to

[27:33] headwaters a number of years ago, we were around seven,

[27:35] 800 a year. We're 1100 last year. You saw the

[27:39] numbers there. And that's increasing. Same with our number of

[27:42] lab tests. DI scans, obviously with the MRI, uh, chemo

[27:47] we've expanded dialysis. We've expanded our number of chairs. So

[27:50] we're, we're growing in all the other areas. Great. Thanks.

[27:59] The one question I have, and I've asked it before,

[28:02] but I wouldn't mind a refresher. You mentioned all the

[28:07] increasing number of tests that you have to be done.

[28:10] The number increasing of, I guess, bursts hopping in the

[28:14] area. Um, there's just an increase use of the facility

[28:19] as a whole. And then I look at the headwaters

[28:26] health care centre website. And I take a look at

[28:29] joining our teams here in at the headwaters. And I

[28:34] can't help but notice that I'd say 75 to 85

[28:39] percent. Of all the positions that you're trying to fill

[28:43] are either temporary, casual, or part - time. Would it

[28:47] not be easier to catch and retain staff at full

[28:50] - time status. Yes. Excellent question. Very good observation. Uh,

[28:57] yes, it is always easier to hire full - time

[29:01] permanent into full - time permanent rolls. Um, and we

[29:05] have, so it is a strategy that, we call it

[29:08] now our people on culture team looks at continually with

[29:10] our managers. Can we convert two part - time lines?

[29:14] Uh, so most of the positions are unionized. So there,

[29:18] we have to follow the collective agreement and the rules

[29:20] within that. Uh, and how many lines which equates to

[29:24] FTE is very complicated, but we always look at, can

[29:26] we convert two part - time into a full -

[29:28] time? Cause it's always easier to recruit into a full

[29:31] - time permanent. You're absolutely right. So we have done

[29:34] a number of those, um, kind of amalgamations of roll,

[29:38] uh, that challenge that we do have and the roles

[29:40] that you see posted are commonly their maternity leaves or

[29:47] medical leaves or educationa leaves and are constantly to always

[29:53] have some level of casual staff that can just fill

[29:56] in for vacations. Or some of the leaves. So it

[30:01] is, um, a bit of our reality, but you're absolutely

[30:05] right and that we do look at whenever possible to

[30:08] create full - time permanent roles because they are much

[30:11] easier to hire into. We do all hospital struggle hiring.

[30:16] Anything that's part - time or not permanent these days.

[30:24] Lord for any comments, we can do this. I don't

[30:27] think holes on the line. Come on with just a

[30:32] comment if you want to take a look at me.

[30:35] You'll know that I'm probably a guy that's going to

[30:37] use the hospital quite election. Anyway, so I did go

[30:46] over there and I, well, I'm a big, you know,

[30:50] now advocate for how darn nice everybody is over there

[30:53] and how good everybody does their job. And it's proud

[31:00] of the work you all do your staff yourself. And

[31:03] everybody that has anything to do with that food's not

[31:06] even about it. You know, that's it. I'm not recommending

[31:10] a long state, but it's, it's very nice. And I

[31:13] was really, very impressed. That, you know, what my experience

[31:20] was like. And I just like to think, do your

[31:23] team and we have a great hospital. That's a very

[31:28] short trip from here. And all that all put together.

[31:32] It seems to be like a very good outfit. Nothing

[31:36] to complain about from me. So I'd like to thank

[31:39] you, too. And thank you for delegating to us and

[31:42] tell us what's going on in Netflix. Thank you very

[31:45] much, Mayor Solomon and Council. And please know we are

[31:47] here always and, uh, appreciate the positive feedback. Thank you.

[31:51] Thank you. Have a great day. Enjoy the rest of

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[32:43] counts on favourite. General. Mears only

[32:54] explain our greatness. We are very excited. To actually come

[33:03] here. Um, and then.

[33:20] Our street. So, uh, the filming of this intelligence

[33:30] here is that we're looking to do is become nine

[33:34] days total between September the 11th Friday. Tuesday, November 22.

[33:41] One of the days we fall on a. Sunday senate.

[33:44] Oh yeah. They're really neck. We're only going to be

[33:47] Monday to Friday. For me. And we're looking to do

[33:50] the first day that we're telling would be a later

[33:52] call our. Day starting at around one o'clock in the

[33:55] afternoon. These timelines are just a guide for now. And

[33:59] they shipped slightly here and there, not by much. They

[34:02] generally pushed it down or 2. 30 direction. As we

[34:05] filled for our win times. Um. I said we wish

[34:11] to do closures on mainstream. Right. Um.

[34:23] On the board, you can see basically the plant that

[34:27] we've set up for, the highlighted buildings of glue are

[34:32] considered name sites for us for filming. The one that's

[34:37] kind of the U - shaped that is actually a

[34:39] set that's in Bhashua. Our overall plan for the show.

[34:44] In the tower. Tentative. Somewhere else

[34:54] that we're going to be on as well. But the

[34:57] majority of the kind of in the main section, we

[35:00] do have two interior days that we're still letting them.

[35:03] We're looking to film the OG Dyer downtown. So two

[35:07] of those days we'll foster the interior of the out

[35:09] of the night. So seven days out. About on the

[35:13] streets. As well as upon side street. We're going to

[35:19] turn the air gas building into a gas station. Cycles.

[35:22] In the background. We're filming purposes there around the corner

[35:26] at the green store. We did discussions them to actually

[35:31] put them into a lot of body shop, canning shop.

[35:35] And all iconics were filming around the corner. I need

[35:39] a lot of body shop where turning that into the

[35:41] great starts like government weren't

[35:47] really. Um, we've got traffic management plans that we can

[35:54] hand out as well that we put out. We're looking

[35:57] to deep to our big trucks around. So they're not

[36:00] going through the main town during all the filming theories.

[36:03] Uh, that'll be the traffic management plants. So everything will

[36:06] be done by 07 over CD by police. And vitamin.

[36:13] Uh, track staff. We will have, uh, our own security

[36:19] in the town. Nothing weird not that you have. I'm

[36:23] scared. But we call them LS piece. And they'll be

[36:25] wearing time with vests. One of the best are easily

[36:28] market. You can see who they are. And they'll be

[36:31] there to help with moving flow of people along and

[36:36] just the general keeping. If we have any on records

[36:39] that want to come down, we'll keep married out to

[36:42] move them get out. Uh, as we want to keep

[36:46] all the businesses open during all of our filming and

[36:50] our app. There are times we'll move you to hold

[36:52] up people for certain filming activities. Um, we're doing some

[36:57] drone shift. Down the main stretch. And we do have

[37:01] one rate scene with our main actor going down the

[37:03] hill into town as he walks into tell. One of

[37:07] the proposals that we do want to do on the

[37:10] main strip is to paint lines. The parking lines turned

[37:15] them by understanding how this in the past turn them

[37:17] back to the angle parking on both sides of the

[37:21] street for that. And we would be using the city

[37:24] approved contractor to do work for that or to free

[37:28] network apartment force and then restore it back to the

[37:30] way they want to finish as well. Another aspect that

[37:36] we're. Looking to do. There's diagram of. The parking that

[37:41] we do. When it is angled and done with the

[37:43] centre line, it will accommodate still north and south traffic.

[37:48] Going past it. And. We do want to affect some

[37:55] of the street lights in the main section. The. Black,

[38:01] three lights on there. We want to put an LED

[38:03] light in it. And box it with a diffusion. And

[38:06] that will turn that like to help create a better

[38:09] glow for us. And what currently comes off a bit.

[38:12] Um, we'll do the work with the authorized contractors for

[38:17] electrical work that do this. We also wish to install

[38:21] a one end down by the diner at the intersection

[38:24] there. We want to install a four way flashing red

[38:27] light. To give it as a small town feel for

[38:30] that. We're going to use outside electrical contractors. We're looking

[38:33] at platinum to hang that light for us. And that

[38:37] would be done just prior to our filming. And then

[38:39] as soon as we are done filming, uh. In our

[38:43] restoration. We're making our loud

[38:53] people might want people might not like that now because

[38:58] they finally. Yeah. And that's, that's a proposal. We are

[39:03] talking to the businesses. I know there's been a bit

[39:05] of some miscommunication that went around to that. And we're

[39:09] sorting that out now to be on board with everybody

[39:12] to let them know that yes, we're going to be

[39:15] talking to all the individual businesses and Adam Unies here

[39:18] today. Sorry. He doesn't have much to say. I just

[39:20] brought in. He's going to be my face for grand

[39:22] valley. That's going to be down here working with Decent

[39:25] and Jake Organ, right? And he's going to be basically

[39:29] his whole purpose in life is to become a lesson

[39:32] for your grandma. Yes. Tornado Argument Evolve. Firefighter. In terms

[39:39] of parking, we're going to need to take the parking

[39:41] spaces for the entire duration for our shoe just to

[39:44] keep it clear for circuit shots when we look up

[39:46] the street. We look down the street. And the buildings

[39:49] that we're going to be dressing businesses on. So part

[39:54] of there for alternate part of what we're looking at

[39:57] is we do want to approach for it to be

[39:59] approaching the grocery store. I meant some parking for them,

[40:02] but we don't want to take all of our way.

[40:03] Obviously we want to make sure people get the grocery.

[40:06] Storm. They got there on groceries and get in and

[40:08] out. And we'll facilitate as much in and out as

[40:11] we can. There is a parking lot to the far

[40:15] end. The west. The west side. That the city has

[40:19] that we'd be looking to rent from the city to

[40:21] accommodate people parking there. For the duration of us. Being

[40:26] tapped. Trying to think of. Anything else. That I have.

[40:31] Alright guys, we're looking to film at the food bank

[40:34] of the road as well. So we want to make

[40:37] istonations of animal to turn that too far, actual, uh,

[40:41] library. Us. That's all for them. How it is. And

[40:47] who we're not turning on my marine to library. Yeah.

[40:55] And your main setup that was at the arena and

[40:59] the thing was the big and camp. All over basement,

[41:03] our big large trucks and everything we're going to be,

[41:06] I believe is the plant right now. That's also where

[41:09] our main crew lunch and everything will be. Our preparing

[41:11] will be up there. So we don't have any Ring

[41:14] Down and taking away parking for what we are already

[41:17] taking away from for filming. To free up the other

[41:20] spaces for residents. And people count. Our catering is supplied

[41:27] by our own cater that follows us to show. But

[41:32] I can tell you from experience, we're in towns like

[41:34] this whenever we break for lunch, the crew they can

[41:36] badge lower restaurants. Uh, as well as our pregnant raptors,

[41:40] they're more than likely being restaurant. And. Uh, yeah. That's

[41:49] what I have to say so far. What you type.

[41:54] Could you scroll down on the stock requort. Well. Gives

[42:03] the lights. And that. S. Like the street lights of

[42:07] what we wish to accomplish. Yeah. Our goal is to

[42:11] have control. For our teams. And the intention is not

[42:17] to affect the pressure speed like that. The servicing with

[42:22] street. Safety research. They're making them that way. But, uh,

[42:27] our goal, so we're concurrently, I said. And of course,

[42:32] anytime we're not here on weekends, we will open up

[42:36] and, you know, really argument everything. That we're clear as

[42:40] much about ourselves out of the way. Well. You know,

[42:44] things happen. All right. Thank you very much for the,

[42:49] uh, the lowdown. We'll have some questions. I'm going to

[42:52] start off. I know Paul is busy today. So we'll

[42:56] go with all you had some questions for you, gentlemen

[42:59] here. Filming. That's my company. Tired. Go ahead. I'm fine.

[43:08] If you can hear me. Financial implication for the

[43:18] town. What's the town receiving financially? Maybe I jumped on

[43:21] it and missed it. But for the rental and everything

[43:24] that we, the company's using the properties, the arena, I

[43:28] take it, they mean the arena, they don't mean the

[43:29] arena. They mean the, the, uh, fairgrounds. Me and the

[43:33] building as well or what's the. I think they're also

[43:36] renting the upstairs of the arena building. For one share.

[43:40] Yeah. So they're paying the rental fees for any of

[43:43] our, any of our parking lots. There's a rental fee

[43:47] on our usual five film permit. And then any of

[43:52] the other fees is going to the businesses as they're

[43:56] renting their space or changing their building. So the parking

[44:01] lots are included under the rented. Yes. Yeah. My goal

[44:08] is when we rent the parking spaces, it's going to

[44:10] be for the townsfolk to be in. Yeah. We want

[44:13] to limit our stuff to parking farther away up at

[44:16] the fairgrounds. For all of our improving. Well, paying respectively

[44:21] paying the 500 dollar permit fee wasn't ever to meant

[44:24] to be renting parking spots. Exactly. That's separate. Yeah. The

[44:29] film we could be on top of us renting for

[44:31] the parking as well. Correct. So if we talked about

[44:36] what we're renting about for what's the, what's the plan?

[44:40] We had discussions about the fee. They just haven't finalised

[44:43] what they want rent yet. So once we do that,

[44:46] then we'll be sending them a bill for the rental

[44:48] of those for the number. And is that just that's

[44:50] a staff decision, not council decision? Um, well, I haven't

[44:55] had any policy on that. So we were just going

[44:58] to kind of go. Never rented it. So I just

[45:01] hope we're asking for enough. Well, look at some money.

[45:04] Yes. Business

[45:14] owners, business owners. If you ask the majority of them

[45:16] see no economic benefit to the town to do this,

[45:20] there is been a bunch of misinformation outright misinformation and,

[45:27] and business owners are not generally speaking, are not in

[45:30] favor for any of this. So, um, it's, yeah, it's

[45:35] been poorly done. And, um, it needs parking still not

[45:40] being addressed, um, by having the spots, um, yeah. So

[45:47] that's the majority. There's some that yes have signed contracts,

[45:50] but the ones who have not, um, that's a long

[45:53] way to come. So my suggestion would be is we

[45:56] don't, uh, give a permit. And so we know the

[45:59] downtown, we have to ensure that the residents and the

[46:04] business owners continue to operate and continue to make the

[46:07] money they have any other times. Yes. Crew. So to

[46:12] the point the crews go downtown, other film shoots, business

[46:16] owners would say that's absolutely incorrect. They may have one

[46:18] person or two people in through the day. So, um,

[46:22] but that's, that's from our business community. And yeah. Anyone

[46:32] else with the question again. One of the days that

[46:37] you've filmed dates there. Yeah. So long, you're one of

[46:40] the cooling days you're showing that you're going to be

[46:43] filming on Sunday, September 20th. What sort of time frame

[46:47] you're looking at. The reason I'm asking is it does

[46:50] get busy at certain times. On the main drag. And

[46:56] I'm just sort of curious. About how it's going to

[46:58] work. There's one church at the top of the hill

[47:02] across the water tower. That saw anytime from. That's one

[47:09] of the services. Oh, hard to possibly and two. Yeah,

[47:14] I think it is kind of two. Yeah, 10 o'clock

[47:15] the true service and then 230. So about a half

[47:19] an hour. So 930, you're going to see a bunch

[47:22] of vehicles go up. And maybe an hour and a

[47:25] half later. Go down again. Because a bulk of them

[47:29] either, you know, they're all in town and everything else.

[47:32] So just sort of keep that in your great dark.

[47:36] Cause it is busy. Definitely will. Uh, and the anticipate

[47:41] called that day is around noon. Cause that will keep

[47:44] that in mind to make sure. With parent traffic stoppages

[47:49] on that face just so we can expect. Two tribu.

[47:55] And how weather dependent is that date. Is this one

[47:58] is all our dates are pretty solid. Unless we get

[48:02] something really unforeseen like, um. Rental downpours and lightning is

[48:09] sort of that funding is really lonely back. And source

[48:13] down and stop us to push it here or so,

[48:16] but it wouldn't be more than that. It's not. And

[48:18] then the only other city could happen. Like I said,

[48:23] it'll be a super prior was arriving in front of

[48:25] our doctors institute. That was, that would be the only

[48:28] thing that would, but we would know that right away.

[48:34] The most part we just tried to push through with

[48:37] what we need for our family schedule. As we're going

[48:42] to put away me, but you guys are going to

[48:44] be 84 locations. For this block of filming. And you're

[48:48] a very important location for us. And we appreciate the

[48:52] time that it takes to set us up. And we

[48:55] will, uh, adjust. Concerns of time. We're going to go

[49:00] back and talk to businesses. And we will, I want

[49:03] to make this a positive too. I have been in

[49:05] the industry over 20 years myself. And I felt small

[49:09] towns. And I do want to hand it to have

[49:12] a positive experience. And we welcome back again. Anyone knows,

[49:19] one. Thank you guys for obviously coming. Take a talk

[49:23] to explain this. There's certainly been a lot of, I

[49:26] guess, uh, I don't want to say misinformation, but a

[49:29] lot of confusion, I guess in terms of who you

[49:31] talk to and to understand maybe each individual business owner

[49:34] may have had a different experience, um, I know parking

[49:37] was a big one. So thank you for addressing that.

[49:39] I'd be renting out the back alley space for, you

[49:42] know, townspoken able to come in utilise. This schedule here,

[49:48] did the local business owners go similar schedule so that

[49:50] they have an idea or an all being distributed. Okay.

[49:54] Analysis was another one. So this will probably clarify quite

[49:56] a few things. I know even just seeing the shooting

[49:59] schedule here. I mean, is probably a big relief because

[50:02] they were under the anticipation or sorry, Prussian, it was

[50:04] going to be like a month long when in fact,

[50:06] it's not, um, something I want to mention since I'm

[50:10] always the ad schools also going back since you guys

[50:13] are going to be located quite heavily around that area.

[50:16] We do have a number of children that rely on

[50:18] bosses. Hans, the school board or busy. Have they been

[50:23] made aware of this because certain closures will have hacked

[50:27] how they navigate the allowing other arrangements. As of right

[50:31] now, no, but we more than happy to notify them

[50:35] about everything and give them apps for plans. That is

[50:38] a priority. We don't want anybody to miss their bus.

[50:40] We want them to all get to their squamo. Yeah.

[50:42] School. The first day goes backwards on the eight. So,

[50:45] um, again, is this short term? But I mean, it's

[50:48] definitely going to be how they're getting around. You also

[50:50] have learning that you can throw it out. Sorry. Yeah.

[50:55] You get a clear contact. We'll definitely make sure there's

[50:57] a clear plan for those. I guess one thing I'd

[51:02] also say is, I mean, we've never encountered a project

[51:04] of this magnitude. Um, so we're kind of learning as

[51:07] we're going as well. Um, I just, just, I guess

[51:11] from just a touch on something, Paul kind of got

[51:13] into, I guess with, again, all the little bits and

[51:15] sonners kind of, you know, you hear one thing and

[51:18] you hit all the small town. Um, I would say

[51:20] that I wish maybe we had. Gone some of these

[51:25] things Iron Dote a little earlier. I think the business

[51:28] own. Had major concerns. They could have coordinated with the

[51:31] GIA of a Council. We could have kind of had

[51:34] everyone here. Um, that way I think it would have

[51:36] just alleviated a lot of the stress and a lot

[51:39] of the headache. Something that all kinds of do. But

[51:44] again, we're learning this is a first. This doesn't seem

[51:46] as invasive. And, you know, I guess as bad as

[51:50] it was being went on B. Sorry, no, no, please,

[51:54] why? Adamant is going to be taking over, like not

[51:57] taking over, but headlinking is more goal is we're going

[52:00] to talk to everybody. You actually everybody notice the exact

[52:03] schedule, all businesses up and down. So we know everyone's

[52:07] on the same page. For what we're doing. And I

[52:10] said, businesses were applying scient. Play both. Yeah. Um, I

[52:18] guess, yeah, just there from when I guess they were

[52:20] initially approached to now, I guess there's still a lot

[52:23] of laundry. So again, like I know this is one

[52:25] of the big concerns. This should help them. Um, Clarifying

[52:28] and advising on your plan to rent out the parking

[52:31] space or parking lot stories. So that way it doesn't

[52:34] comple. Affect the businesses. It will obviously affect the traffic

[52:38] because unfortunately the way the town goes, we have so

[52:40] limited spark parking now is if you can't get parking

[52:43] off the time, they'll just kind of keep going. Right.

[52:46] So that is a kind of a growing concern that

[52:48] some of the businesses face. Um, let me just say

[52:52] here another side X compile some questions. Just from talk

[52:56] to people in the area. But I mean, a lot

[52:57] of this stuff is something you're going to have to

[52:59] work out with. I think yeah, we should just take

[53:03] note that BA should probably be the call next time

[53:06] we'll show these gentlemen. How can we get one into

[53:08] this volume again? Uh, and we just kind of look

[53:11] at all of the aspects. Again, this is learning process

[53:14] for us too. Uh, I mean, that's kind of it

[53:18] for me. I mean, I wanted to address obviously school

[53:20] buses. Thank you guys for coming in and being here.

[53:22] This was a huge, I guess a huge question. We

[53:25] have a lot of people wondering. You can see, make

[53:29] sure I don't have it. And then I'll see it

[53:30] for you. Call for Joker touched on the church. Good.

[53:37] I'll pop up. But if I do let that be

[53:39] Mirko or their guys, somebody else to say. Thank you

[53:43] guys. Very good question. I wrote down, what is the

[53:50] bear. I'm assuming you've been talking to the exercise. Yes.

[53:57] Because they're usually not. How should I put this? Not,

[54:05] not. So, cause you, and usually we set up a

[54:08] link ahead. So, but I'm assuming you talk with them

[54:10] and they're okay with use of being there on the

[54:13] 20 seconds. Yeah. A little bit overlap. Yeah. Money talks,

[54:20] I think usually. Which is fine. And I will say

[54:23] I am blissfully unaware of any sort of, cause I

[54:27] don't think in town. Right. So whatever. I mean, I

[54:30] look at this like a construction job, right? Like it's

[54:32] going to suck for a little bit for, for some

[54:35] people. But I think the benefits that I think we

[54:38] can get out of it, I've got to turn that

[54:42] somehow. Yeah. We get some, I'm reading your last page

[54:47] here. Who knows? It's actually true or not. But I

[54:51] think we've got to try. And we've had other building

[54:54] that I think it's worth in another, right? I am

[54:57] the people I talk to for other filming projects. They've

[55:01] been pretty damn pleased about it. So I don't see

[55:03] why this would be a. I'll echo, yeah, I think

[55:07] the BIA probably should have been involved earlier because if

[55:11] you are shutting down the whole downtown, that is going

[55:13] to. This word. And it's only for 10 days. We'll

[55:18] survive. And I'm not going to walk away meaning anybody

[55:22] with a seller taste in their mouth business was. We

[55:25] will communicate with everybody afterwards with a follow up. And

[55:28] then we will discuss certain things. If the loss of

[55:31] business here or there was certain ones we'll discuss with

[55:33] them, they will make it. As well. Oh, and yeah,

[55:40] I don't know about people will let you take down

[55:42] that regular. Like people are laughing. I mean, I think

[55:46] look like once every two months people want a crosswalk

[55:49] somewhere. So if we get a 10 quarter, we want

[55:51] you might just have to leave it there. It's done

[55:54] properly as we get through. Don't get people's hopes. I

[56:01] don't make everything worthwhile. You know, it's funny how things

[56:05] like that. I usually do, right? So again, yeah, not,

[56:10] not to downplay if there have been issues, but I

[56:12] think, you know, our job is to try to make

[56:15] this positive different time. You have to let you guys

[56:17] are here. Yeah. If you've got a sort of a

[56:21] designated whipping boy, I wouldn't want to be you a

[56:23] couple of the eights. I like to learn this for

[56:27] something similar before another jurisdiction before. And I've always left

[56:30] them in the hose. I had copies with the mayors

[56:32] afterwards about how successful the film cut me in. And

[56:36] I'm sure this will be no different than anything. So

[56:38] there you go. There's your handing of my coffee. It'll

[56:42] be not.

[56:52] Me. Yeah. No. I'm, I'm, I think I've got the

[56:59] only thing I want to just say this is more

[57:01] on us is in terms of like the winemaking and

[57:04] some of the major changes. I'm assuming we're going to

[57:05] have that or somebody appointed to kind of oversee and

[57:08] approve and all stuff. So already on and very much

[57:10] involved in the conversation. Yes. Yeah. You guys already addressed

[57:13] who I was going to suggest our chosen line of

[57:15] contractors, but you guys already addressed. That's what you're doing.

[57:18] Sounds up there. Sorry. That was it. Right. Thank you

[57:22] very much, Jim, for coming in. And yeah. Oh, you

[57:26] got anything else? I see it. Falling there. Just, yeah,

[57:30] I was just going to, two more comments. So as

[57:32] far as Matt goes communication is key. So today nobody

[57:35] knew that the pylons are going to be out on

[57:37] Main Street blocking off parking. Yes. It's only till noon

[57:40] this morning, but there was zero communication. So that'd be

[57:43] one, uh, the second bit, it's way easier to sell

[57:46] if the direct link to residents that we can say,

[57:49] Hey, we got XYZ out of this. Right now when

[57:53] ASTA said to telling as far as I only knew

[57:54] was getting 500 bucks for the filming permit. So if,

[57:57] if we have a direct, uh, say a joke about

[58:00] the crosswalk, but to me, I thought, well, the crosswalk

[58:03] after this paid for and installed after this would be

[58:06] perfect. So, um, but yeah, that's those are the two

[58:10] things. Communication and a direct link to something that we

[58:14] can say, Hey, this is what we got left with.

[58:17] So. But yeah, thank you. Thank you, Paul. We will

[58:21] make sure. To send out from this point forward. I'd

[58:26] be happy to talk with you directly throughout the remaining

[58:28] of the process here to address the server. And with

[58:32] all of you. Yeah. Thank you. Just since he again,

[58:39] just to try to alleviate some of the, I guess

[58:41] everybody, is this, is this public can be made public.

[58:45] Or how do we feel? We're not posting it online.

[58:49] Yes. We're going to give it to the businesses. Yes.

[58:51] We're addressing that. But I don't want to put it

[58:54] on. Website. This devil can fail. We can do, we

[58:58] can do a better schedule. Like we'll do a cleaner

[59:01] one. It has a little bit. Tighter timeline for it.

[59:04] That way you can allow you guys to post for

[59:06] filming tastes. Okay. That would be ideal. Just so just

[59:09] because again, like I like, you know, Paulson, Paul's probably

[59:11] got text messages from anger people. Right. So we can

[59:17] certainly, we'll throw that together. So we're clear and tighter.

[59:21] Yeah. And then we can. Yeah. That way because if

[59:24] someone's trying to go get the morning coffee or something

[59:25] like that or totally grocery store, they know now, okay,

[59:28] this day, this time period, they kind of got a

[59:30] heads up. If they miss it, they miss it. Well,

[59:32] at least we can, we have something that we get

[59:34] to kind of share. You know, while you're maybe integrity

[59:37] of your project and on jeopardizing anything, of course, but

[59:40] giving the residents something, I think that would probably go

[59:43] a long way. Yeah, no problem. We're also going to

[59:45] be doing a filming notification in the town for what

[59:48] comes out. That'll have them right down on our days

[59:50] where our trucks are parking, you know, anything like that.

[59:52] That's typically what we do. We'll get that sooner than

[59:55] later for everybody just with the prep coming up. That's

[59:58] going to start in certain sections. We'll have a breakdown

[1:00:01] on that. And that notification will go as wide as

[1:00:04] you guys want us to do. Normally we'll cover the

[1:00:06] entire downtown stretch and then we'll go out as well

[1:00:09] to feeder areas. And then that notification can be posted

[1:00:12] online as well. We've had that for lots of filming

[1:00:16] them. We've got to do it. No, if that's a

[1:00:18] different scale, but yeah, that's why just because it's going

[1:00:22] to impact. I mean, some people wouldn't really bother at

[1:00:25] all, but it just, I got to get just to

[1:00:26] be good. To know people, you know what? And again,

[1:00:29] just because we're getting into school, because it's like a,

[1:00:31] if it was, you know, filming in the month of

[1:00:33] August, there'd be a lot easier to vague. Some of

[1:00:35] the traffic and everything else. But one school starts, it

[1:00:38] gets quite a bit more busy. Cause then you're going

[1:00:41] to have a lot. You've got a lot of foot

[1:00:42] traffic too, right? Like they've eliminated some of the busing

[1:00:45] and stuff. So I mean, you got to have a

[1:00:46] lot of young kids also kind of walking around. You're

[1:00:49] going to have to work with. Yeah. We'll make sure

[1:00:51] we can see if we get to where they. Officers

[1:00:56] with us. Yeah. Like I said, just this is more,

[1:01:01] this is our first time actually kind of talked to.

[1:01:03] We're learning a lot. On it as we're sitting here.

[1:01:06] So a lot of these things are going to kind

[1:01:07] of come up again. As we're just a big conversation.

[1:01:10] So that's good. Appreciate it. And so just one for

[1:01:17] the. Pra. Three weeks.

[1:01:27] No, I'm sorry. See, I don't know. Sorry, I interrupted

[1:01:33] you. Yeah, no, I'm just saying that you can always

[1:01:38] come get a call. With Jason. Probably be a good

[1:01:44] idea. It might be beneficial. I'll just throw it out

[1:01:47] there too. The BIDing on the first to September as

[1:01:49] well. It's like I know you're going to be the

[1:01:51] gentleman in town. So if you want to come in.

[1:01:54] Yeah. I want to talk to the BA. And I'm

[1:01:58] as well. Okay. Perfect. Well, I'm one of the members.

[1:02:01] Yeah. So that's why it's like, you have been talking

[1:02:03] to the BA. Just not as a PIA. Remember you

[1:02:06] talk with as a business owner. Yeah. Usually after these

[1:02:10] meetings, the thing is that he downloads the window. I

[1:02:15] thought our plan is following. Well, of course, I just

[1:02:20] got, but we typically do make it to donation to

[1:02:24] DIA. Okay. That was going to be one of the

[1:02:25] next questions. I know that was going to arise. So

[1:02:27] thank you very much. Yeah. I think that again, with

[1:02:29] what you guys provided here today, and I think it's

[1:02:31] going to put a lot of the concern at ease,

[1:02:34] um, and again, you guys are still working points on

[1:02:36] the local business owners. Hopefully you guys can just get

[1:02:38] all that sorted out soon. Yeah. Um, and again, pop

[1:02:41] into the BI meeting on the first, the 106 o'clock,

[1:02:45] probably done on, but I can, we'll get behind. Yeah.

[1:02:48] Yeah. Uh, okay. That's it. For me. Anybody else, let's

[1:02:54] go. Okay. So I can leave accomplished what we've sort

[1:03:00] of said to do here today. And that is, you

[1:03:03] came in and give us your process and what you're

[1:03:07] going to do. You've heard of our concern. And I

[1:03:09] think between us. We will keep it constant. Communication on

[1:03:16] how we're going to do this. And hopefully we'll wish

[1:03:18] ourselves both reduck. And yeah, something that in the end,

[1:03:25] everybody will say, Jesus, that was great. But it's my

[1:03:30] hope. And there we go. All right. Any more questions

[1:03:35] for us. Uh, nothing from my hands. I just want

[1:03:39] to thank you there, Soldman Council Tuesday. A lot of

[1:03:44] us to present this team. Okay. So this will be

[1:03:46] seeing each other once we're all. Thanks. For watching. Ocean

[1:03:51] by Lauren. So can we fill B resolve the Council

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[1:04:07] all in favor. Great cookies. And he's like, you're going.

[1:04:12] To. Secure him and have one.

[1:04:32] Through the door and what are you. Going to do?

[1:04:40] We're in an helmet. I don't see a helmet. Don't

[1:04:43] ask me. I'm just like.

[1:05:00] Do you do that helmet for that bike up there.

[1:05:02] No, not yet. Oh. He. S not shreds a helmet

[1:05:06] enough. Pretty much. Pretty much, but you know how hard

[1:05:10] it is. To find something for this big deal. To

[1:05:13] read about you on Facebook later. So we have a

[1:05:21] resident concerned about and everybody had the townspire about the

[1:05:25] e - bike. Saturation. I just heard what news yesterday

[1:05:34] in Toronto's doing study started today. So having a lot

[1:05:39] of problems. They had 540 nine collisions between pedestrians and

[1:05:44] he likes last. Year. It is in front of their

[1:05:48] mind. Their strategy is education. And then. Nobody is really

[1:05:57] positive about where these e - bikes are. They're not

[1:06:00] allowed on the sidewalks. I don't think anybody really knows

[1:06:04] the rules. So where you can drive these things with

[1:06:07] Cybox are. Placed. You can't. And the parking to them

[1:06:13] too. So please leave in Toronto starting today are going

[1:06:16] around. Just try to make people aware of where they're

[1:06:22] supposed to be. In helmets and all the other stuff.

[1:06:26] That was mentioned. And after the education pieces produced and

[1:06:32] they think is known, then, um, Enforcement Logan. People being

[1:06:38] claborately abusive. Education is taught. I think that idea. I

[1:06:47] don't change the time earlier. That you've come to our

[1:06:49] time in Arbits on our town end wherever our police

[1:06:55] services touches. Like I said, shoulder. We're into one place

[1:07:00] that we do. It's hard to enforce. E - bike.

[1:07:04] Guys driving wherever we want. They are not. So I

[1:07:08] don't know what the best attempt would be. Maybe something

[1:07:14] on our site to say, look at these things off

[1:07:17] the street. They're just going to be lips out. We

[1:07:24] have to. Because you do notice. It on.

[1:07:33] Thank you. All. So much. So the OPP and the

[1:07:41] various services board met last month. For this exact thing.

[1:07:49] E - bikes. Scooters. And the issues surrounding the various

[1:07:54] communities. There is pilot program that was going down. It

[1:08:02] still is. And it's been extended automatically to 2029. The

[1:08:06] biggest concern with that at that time was that there

[1:08:10] was no input from a few groups that are directly

[1:08:15] impacted by. One is seniors. And the other is

[1:08:25] disabilities. And how that relationship with the scooters and bikes.

[1:08:34] On the sidewalks. Work. At this point again, I think

[1:08:41] you touched on it as well, that there is sort

[1:08:43] of limited. Can do. Um, but like e - bikes,

[1:08:50] there are a number of rules with a knee bike.

[1:08:55] With regards to the size. Needs pedals. Weight, top speed,

[1:09:02] et cetera. But the scooters, there's a scooter. And so

[1:09:09] the police are sort of on or on the board

[1:09:13] of not so much enforcement, but education. Because you see

[1:09:17] a lot of them granted anecdotally. But you see a

[1:09:21] lot of the kids without comments. Pride in those bikes.

[1:09:26] Or write those scooters. And they're not going slow. And

[1:09:30] they don't have. Necessarily just one person on them. They

[1:09:34] usually have two. So quite often they'll have. To. So,

[1:09:40] yeah, it's not just here, it's everywhere. Um, and it's

[1:09:46] something that the OPP is very well aware of, but

[1:09:48] they're also limited by what they can do with respect

[1:09:52] to the terrible how we traffick Act and other Ontario

[1:09:56] regulations and Bylaws and such. So they recommend recommendation changes

[1:10:05] is an education piece first. And, you know, because like,

[1:10:09] the big thing is, if you see kids on bikes,

[1:10:12] the majority of the kids on bikes are wearing helmets.

[1:10:15] As soon as you get them on a scooter, I

[1:10:17] don't know what's going. On. For some reason. And the

[1:10:22] disconnect of, well, I'm here wearing that helmet on a

[1:10:25] bike. And why you're not wearing a helmet on the

[1:10:29] scooter. So that has to be tied together again. And

[1:10:35] just good reserve by correctly, are inclinging allowed in bike

[1:10:40] lane. They're more horizon vehicle. On this drive. They can't

[1:10:46] drive at bike mode. Here it's like. And. I just,

[1:10:53] like on the sidewalks, of course, dangerous tag. Because you

[1:10:56] walk out of the grocery store and they go, okay,

[1:10:58] he's coming 40 kilometers down the road. Bang. So we're

[1:11:04] going to have to look at something. Just, I don't

[1:11:07] want to throw anything yet. YouTube, but I guess with

[1:11:10] our police, our, our aware of fact. And we are

[1:11:15] going to have to do a. Is there be this

[1:11:19] is the second letter root we have received as Council

[1:11:22] and there's another one prior to this one as well.

[1:11:25] Can I get those three separate? Inside of that so

[1:11:28] I can forward it to attach me back and say,

[1:11:31] Hey, listen, this is still an ongoing thing. So that

[1:11:35] they're aware. And also as an FYI, one of the

[1:11:38] questions asked that the meeting was with respect to injuries

[1:11:41] caused by the East Energy bikes and there's no uptick

[1:11:47] as it were possible. Does anybody say that they've been

[1:11:51] aware of. For injuries with respect to these scooters or

[1:11:55] the bike. So that was asked. But nothing, nothing that

[1:12:02] they had on file that were specifically ISO or civil.

[1:12:05] It might be something that it might be on a

[1:12:09] question later on, bringing the hospital. So it was this

[1:12:11] caused by. Test. Anyway. It makes sense. So what we'll

[1:12:19] do is, yeah, get those two and four. Well, Detachmander.

[1:12:26] I can imagine all the towns in our area. He's

[1:12:29] the Detachment Commander. Who has the same problem. Had in

[1:12:38] a unified way. Every time he's the same. Hey, come

[1:12:44] on. Yeah. I mean, it's like Call John Carolina too.

[1:12:48] We've, we've spoken about this. I think even before we

[1:12:51] got complaints, we've talked about it. Because of just near

[1:12:54] misses that we want to push on the observed in

[1:12:56] town here. But I mean, it's just tough spot for

[1:13:00] us. It's going to kind of start the mill, right?

[1:13:02] Because we've already established a can of Brad J these

[1:13:05] guys down. And same thing. I mean, it's on the

[1:13:07] OPP to enforce. But the best thing we could do

[1:13:10] is education educate the parents. But I think our last

[1:13:13] house meeting I spoke myself. I've seen parents right now

[1:13:15] with their kids doubling on the things. Like again, Councillor

[1:13:18] John Colube too. And I mean, at the end of

[1:13:20] the day, they're buying these things. They're letting them go

[1:13:23] wild on them. Um, we're fortunate that nothing's happened yet.

[1:13:27] But unfortunately, on wood, I like for something that happened

[1:13:32] in a positive light before something does, but I mean,

[1:13:35] yeah, we can educate and talk a little bit of

[1:13:37] face. But I mean, there'll be some sort of enforcement.

[1:13:42] Because even the bikes to touch on that, I think

[1:13:44] as a, as an adult writing a full - size,

[1:13:46] I think you're supposed to be on the road. Whether

[1:13:49] it's a fight lanterning, how supposed to be on the

[1:13:50] sidewalk. Scooters, I guess, have kind of fallen into a

[1:13:53] grey area. Um, as you can touch on there, like

[1:13:56] city Toronto. And I mean, this is all going to

[1:13:59] brand. You can pick these things up off the side

[1:14:01] of the road. Disease scooters and just go crazy. Right.

[1:14:04] So. The, uh, they got to do something totally sooner

[1:14:08] than later. Uh, but I guess I'm sure we provide

[1:14:11] a correspondence. There you know. We want to, we are

[1:14:14] aware. We have the discussion. Uh, we agree cohort to

[1:14:17] believe that education is kind of the best. Right now.

[1:14:20] Um, if there any parents watching or listening that Czech

[1:14:23] B things, I mean. I don't know. I speak your

[1:14:26] kids do better. But the amount of times I've seen

[1:14:28] kids fly around these same for like six kilometers an

[1:14:30] hour moments. It's crazy. I would never let them skip

[1:14:33] one of these things like it. Right. Some of these

[1:14:35] kids remind kids class. So I know how old they

[1:14:37] are. And the two young to be operating these things.

[1:14:43] Thanks. Yeah. Just one last comment. So the OVP has

[1:14:49] pretty much come out and seed at least here locally

[1:14:52] and detachment that they are not going to be able

[1:14:54] to enforce their way of the usage of the e

[1:14:58] scooters. So that's why I think one of the sort

[1:15:01] of go to the schools possibly do an educational component.

[1:15:05] Maybe we talk to the school boards and say ban

[1:15:09] eat weights and these scooters off the properties. As well.

[1:15:12] So the kids can't take them to school. So that

[1:15:15] also might be satisfaction. So allow skateboards and scooters. Like

[1:15:23] non - water. So officially to the capacity, I don't

[1:15:26] know. I have to ask. I know a lot of

[1:15:29] schools of fans skateboards like eons scooters that fell into

[1:15:34] that. But there's now. You'd be interesting to see, I

[1:15:40] guess we'll find out the next couple of weeks that

[1:15:42] we see a catalogue up front. I also can't really

[1:15:46] anticipate a kid wanting to leave that thing out there.

[1:15:48] You can't walk it out of the same time. Yeah.

[1:15:50] So then you just don't use it. They're going to

[1:15:53] have to do an actual bike or no, I agree.

[1:15:56] I don't think we'll start seeing them pop up there.

[1:15:58] It's kind of what I'm getting at. I mean, they're

[1:16:00] too expensive to lose. But I mean, yeah, it is

[1:16:03] getting way worse. Cause again, the amount of times I'm

[1:16:05] seeing the parents how double their kids. It just, it's

[1:16:08] mind boggling. And I'm actually see them, they're ending up

[1:16:11] over the ball diamonds. I saw this past weekend. Some

[1:16:13] kids are taking a lot on Amaranths now. The takers

[1:16:15] of the past, the trails, like kicking things off road.

[1:16:19] You know, it's like the kids were in flip flop,

[1:16:22] right? Like it doesn't make any sense. Like, you know,

[1:16:25] um, we would hope that we wouldn't be having these

[1:16:27] conversations. But, um. I don't know. I guess from a

[1:16:30] talent perspective now, because I think we can put out

[1:16:33] on social media, Facebook page is the easiest thing to

[1:16:36] post. Hey guys, you know, we're aware of the concern.

[1:16:40] Maybe step one, do this. Up to design. Um, is

[1:16:43] there any age gifts you might notice? Is there any

[1:16:45] atristrictions to these things? Cause I know some places we

[1:16:47] were wondering 16 and under 16 is for e -

[1:16:51] bike. But the scooters and scooters are scooter. And you

[1:16:58] can see, like you said, I've seen little kids on

[1:17:02] Juven had six year olds for her years, but I

[1:17:06] don't think five, six, seven years old and around these

[1:17:08] little bees. I was like, man, you get those bumps

[1:17:11] on hammer at the end. Yeah. So that's why they're

[1:17:14] on the sidebar. Anything that we put out, I would

[1:17:21] like to see what the OP is putting. On. Yeah.

[1:17:24] And we can just piggyback off of it or even

[1:17:25] take what you've already done and share it. I mean,

[1:17:29] that would be more ideal. The reality. So it's coming

[1:17:31] from that. We don't have to reinvent the wheel. Yes.

[1:17:35] Okay. So back to the letter. There's mention here that

[1:17:41] rules dictate by talent by loss. And we know which

[1:17:44] ones. We have skateboard rull. That's all we don't have

[1:17:50] anything else. So I, cause we are policy as we

[1:17:54] respond to letters. Right. So. I'm assuming part of the

[1:17:59] response to this letter will be that we have no

[1:18:02] Bylaws specifically speak to scooters outside bottles. We'll organise Dean

[1:18:10] for some type of to me. That's what I. So

[1:18:12] technically it's not really illegal. Right. That or it's a

[1:18:16] grey area. Cause it's a new, it's a new technology.

[1:18:21] Right. And I think this is what we're saying. And

[1:18:23] then we would pivot to here's what the OPP recommends.

[1:18:27] And we repose that on our Facebook page, why not.

[1:18:30] And then the other thing I can say is, you

[1:18:32] know, I'm assuming we don't control grand violent collective. I

[1:18:36] love grand value. You're making very community association. We will

[1:18:39] not be posting on those. Right. Like we post and

[1:18:42] they want to share. If they want to share, right?

[1:18:45] But we're not posting on those. That's what I would

[1:18:47] say to this later. And then yeah, we get it.

[1:18:51] But I mean, at the end of the day, right,

[1:18:53] this is a parental responsibility thing. Right. You don't want

[1:18:56] your kid to have a head injury. At the very

[1:18:58] least, put a damn helmet on. But I mean, I'm

[1:19:01] not going, I'm not going to go around and say

[1:19:04] I'm going to pay the OPP a whole bunch of

[1:19:05] money to try to solve location from Roman Street at

[1:19:08] home. That's not their problem. That's right. Do some hacking.

[1:19:16] I think should I write some of that down or

[1:19:18] do you get back? No, please write a couple points

[1:19:21] just to, and that Council Direct Staff respond to the

[1:19:24] letter. With your two or three points that you said.

[1:19:29] Right, James? Just out of curiosity, the whole kids with

[1:19:35] regular bikes wearing helmets. That, like when I was a

[1:19:40] kid, that wasn't the thing. And it has been obviously

[1:19:43] in the last 10, 15 years, all of a sudden.

[1:19:48] It was a, so it was up a lot. Like

[1:19:50] the winter book. I'm not sure if it's highly traffic

[1:19:53] act or what, but there's, it's just a regular pedal

[1:19:56] bike. Child under X needs to have a helmet. So

[1:20:01] that's something that probably needs to be done. And again,

[1:20:04] I don't know how that was enforced because all of

[1:20:07] it. You just seem, just hurts a kiss and humbles.

[1:20:11] And that's all they are. But now, because of these

[1:20:13] e - scooter things, it's the same situation like that.

[1:20:17] I think the biggest thing is a lot of the

[1:20:20] direction and enforcement has to come from the province under

[1:20:24] the highway traffic actor or whatever act of the use

[1:20:27] for likes with using out. And how they operate when

[1:20:31] move. The other thing. Cop's going to pull over a

[1:20:37] 10 year old kid. And I see your ID. They

[1:20:40] do it furbice. I have a high camp. Their kid

[1:20:44] doesn't need to have ID. No, but they do pull

[1:20:47] them over and advise them. And I know some of

[1:20:52] you, sage it, some smaller local police. They have the

[1:20:55] opposite where they will award like give little gift certificate

[1:21:00] to the kids found. With their own saddle. Yeah. That

[1:21:03] was self - speciality. That's something that came up worrying

[1:21:08] what they expected behaviours. But they go to their buddies

[1:21:12] and say, Hey, look what I got. Because I was

[1:21:15] doing this in the cops. Yeah. Question. Wie sits again.

[1:21:22] You cited the trauma, what they're doing. The starting study.

[1:21:25] What was the end date or anticipation? Uh, it wasn't

[1:21:28] long. Well, I would like to, because the issue was,

[1:21:35] it was supposed to go up to 205 or even

[1:21:39] this year, but then they are maturity extended to 202.

[1:21:42] Okay. That's what I thought. I thought I heard that

[1:21:44] actually in there. This initial one is supposed to end

[1:21:48] this month. Like the reason for the reason I'm asking

[1:21:53] is because if that's what they're doing, that gives us

[1:21:55] an anticipation on when we could expect some sort of

[1:21:58] actual policy or type change. Right. So because like if

[1:22:02] it was, you know, ending soon, okay, cool. Maybe afterwards,

[1:22:05] they're going to say, okay, this is a problem. We'll

[1:22:07] now adjust this accordingly to reflect motarized e bytes, E

[1:22:11] scooters and whatnot. But otherwise, yeah, I mean, it goes

[1:22:13] up to 2028, 2029. I mean, it's going to be

[1:22:16] number of years. For those in any of that could

[1:22:18] actually be enforced. I think they had enough complaints. I

[1:22:22] hope so. Cause like I think the unit would touch

[1:22:24] on. It's just this is new stuff. Right. So hopefully

[1:22:27] they could just get ahead of it before again. We

[1:22:28] can talk about, um, but again, it's just unfortunately, I

[1:22:33] mean, even with these things, you're going to need actual

[1:22:34] enforcement. And I mean, you could put something out today

[1:22:37] and do your link here. There's still going to be

[1:22:38] a group of kids running around. Right. So again, education

[1:22:41] for the parents, I think it is almost important. But,

[1:22:45] uh, hopefully you'll be peaking. So the pilot program is

[1:22:50] sitting a requirements for elements, minimum age for the writers.

[1:22:55] And weight and speed restrictions. I guess, how are they

[1:22:58] going to govern the speeder strict? This is just a

[1:23:03] UK. I think it's a good cake. It could be

[1:23:06] Australia. They were all driving on the wrong side of

[1:23:08] the road. But, um, they, um, they have. Specialized equipment.

[1:23:16] That'll just pull over. And as soon as the C,

[1:23:19] you're hurt a bunch of people on the bikes or

[1:23:21] the scooters. A poll boar over here. And they've got

[1:23:25] a little dynamil set up. And then. A little dilemma.

[1:23:31] And they just tested or even they'll just take a

[1:23:34] look at the battery roller size of it and all

[1:23:38] that sort of stuff. Yeah. And ideally that would be

[1:23:40] good. But I mean, the reality is like a lot

[1:23:42] of these things are coming from China. I mean, they're

[1:23:44] not governed at all. I can choose how fast you

[1:23:46] want to go. They're supposed to be governed by, uh,

[1:23:48] government in Canada with respect to. But this is the

[1:23:51] size they're not going to. Well, they are one they

[1:23:54] declare the mod that commercial invoice in Canada Barter is

[1:23:58] supposed to be reviewing that. And it says it's only

[1:24:00] a 500 watt. And unless they actually go and look

[1:24:04] at it. But this is the thing. That comes in

[1:24:07] at 750. Yeah. All right. Beautiful discussion. Uh, I got

[1:24:16] a motion with my gene segment war. We resolve the

[1:24:19] Council received the Public question regarding rise non - card

[1:24:23] vehicles received from a house. And further the councill directs

[1:24:27] staff to respond. There are no by loss that specify

[1:24:33] mentioned E scooter. Staff. We'll communicate. The OBP and host

[1:24:41] best practices on town's face page. Down does not control

[1:24:45] the other pages mentioned in the letter and monoclosed. On

[1:24:50] them, but encourages to share. Okay. And comments on the

[1:24:56] number. We did it just.

[1:25:12] CO. On camera. Start just in a little

[1:25:22] bit Council know about small edition at the water flower.

[1:25:29] So that orange will radio system has better. Communication of

[1:25:34] this art. Took the, uh, took the lead on assuming

[1:25:41] that there wouldn't be any issues with this. They're not

[1:25:44] adding building changing. They're just plugging extra stuff in to

[1:25:48] what's arguing there and all of our units. If the

[1:25:54] questions have an answer, I don't, I don't speak technical

[1:25:57] radio steep, but if you want to know the specific

[1:26:00] sign. Inventory, what's it happens? So we know those peers.

[1:26:06] What's going on top? No, it's inside. The water cap.

[1:26:11] Yeah. There's, I guess they in the room there. They

[1:26:13] have a repeater on it. And then the existing antenna

[1:26:16] that's already up there will feed that. Doesn't have any

[1:26:22] impact on structure. Carry on. Is it the same way

[1:26:26] it's done on the Ornill To. Inside the tower. I

[1:26:30] don't know. I don't know how they do it in

[1:26:32] March for years. Oh, cause I would have assumed. It

[1:26:34] was funny outside the. Call. Well, like the antenna is

[1:26:37] over the outside. They're just using our interface. So I'm

[1:26:40] trying to do it. Oh, they may have a little

[1:26:43] building or something that they have theirs in our place.

[1:26:46] There's a little room in the water tower inside if

[1:26:48] that holds that stuff. Orange will man and set up

[1:26:51] different. Same thing. I'm going to ask the obvious question.

[1:26:59] I'm here. For somebody would ask if we're getting paid

[1:27:03] for that. Are they just? I didn't mention rents or

[1:27:08] anything. They're covering old cause. And it really is for

[1:27:13] our benefit because they come over here all the time

[1:27:15] for mutual aids. I didn't really think that would be

[1:27:19] on work. I just thought it was on the record.

[1:27:22] No problem. We're on orange roll. It doesn't cost the

[1:27:24] wind act. Those would be like. Yes. So now on

[1:27:33] the right, that's fine. Anyone else? Okay. Oh, get yourself

[1:27:42] a Council of C's. Staff memory coverage. Service. Question on

[1:27:49] favor. Mr. Port is regarding a request

[1:27:59] for maintenance on the Gashtani. Forgive me if I'm saying

[1:28:03] that wrong. Gosh, Toni drain into works. Johnny. Okay. Standard

[1:28:08] process. They've just met the request engineer looks at what

[1:28:11] needs to be done. We get somebody and do it.

[1:28:13] Then we build that on there. Question. Let me know.

[1:28:20] If I can't answer it. I'll try to get the

[1:28:21] answers. But. Yeah, prospects fortune to all

[1:28:31] land owners on the drain. Have vapened circulated because the

[1:28:35] usually, I don't know for clean out if there is,

[1:28:39] you can feel it or not. Or it's just. Fine.

[1:28:46] A little bit. Cause I'm assuming everybody on the drain

[1:28:52] would get some portion of it. Even though it's only

[1:28:57] like building three or four that'll get the major kids

[1:29:00] will happen. But everybody's going to get a bit of

[1:29:02] it on the ceiling. So only one person asks for.

[1:29:10] That. Is that how it was only the one that

[1:29:12] was password and then everybody has the paper. Because they

[1:29:15] all went, that those properties may not be the current

[1:29:17] owners. But the problem is back in the day all

[1:29:20] agreed that this was all happening on air proper. Right.

[1:29:26] To take your point farther doesn't even matter if you're

[1:29:29] able to land drains into it or not. During the

[1:29:33] drag simply says, if you can bring into a range,

[1:29:36] you have to pay. Because there is the potential kind

[1:29:42] of that there. That's why I just wondering what the

[1:29:44] appeal. But I think, yeah, with clean outs, because it's

[1:29:48] not, if we were going to try to change the

[1:29:50] drain at all, then. Which. Is 89

[1:30:00] and 20, oh. Seven.

[1:30:10] To save, c'est que ça manipule. So what? So they're

[1:30:17] just going to do the park in blue. Is that

[1:30:19] a tape? Every. Has to pay for. Those. It makes

[1:30:26] the whole and it gets, of course, like they will

[1:30:30] have the two properties immediately embody that section will pay

[1:30:35] most of it. Because they have the biggest benefit. But

[1:30:40] everybody, I'm assuming everybody will have a payload. Put it

[1:30:46] down the line, it's a bit of a benefit for

[1:30:48] everyone. There's a pencil benefit, right? Or maybe again, it

[1:30:53] depends on the pair of city catalysts. I don't remember

[1:30:56] what it is. All those properties in that outlined area

[1:31:03] for watershed. Yeah. And again, the defendant's based on having

[1:31:07] the acres to put it too, right? Because some of

[1:31:09] those farms are, it's not the entire farm that's going

[1:31:12] in. That provided this report. I did a little investigation.

[1:31:22] In our laws tracking. And I do think that the

[1:31:28] previous years as well too, in other sections. Thank you.

[1:31:32] Yeah. All of you, great skip. Plaintiff's periodically, but it's

[1:31:36] usually up to a landowner to passport. So a lot

[1:31:39] of what happens privately because it's cheaper and faster than

[1:31:43] just doing that. It makes her generally have your neighbours.

[1:31:52] The questions on the backscore, cinema. We resolve the Council

[1:31:57] receives the report. Cadget tiny draining works. Uh, Request.

[1:32:07] Drain it. That counts except that drain works under section.

[1:32:17] 74, the Drain Jack 1990 signed by FedEx 10, owner

[1:32:22] of Part Lot, 26 Concession 7 and for the Council

[1:32:26] Council Direct. Towns Drained Super Boot. Intended Miles Douglas of

[1:32:30] RJ Burn inside the associates. We have to proceed with

[1:32:34] maintenance work on the Gatch Shine Drain Nature Works as

[1:32:38] outlined in this letter. August 5, 2026. Equations aren't fair.

[1:32:54] Is bringing, um, to Council's attention, the opportunity to participate

[1:32:59] in, um, provincial province - wide discussions on modern wastewater

[1:33:04] corporations. The intent of my bringing list to you is

[1:33:10] to commit the town to saying, yes, we will switch,

[1:33:16] but I think that we need to at least be

[1:33:18] involved in the conversations. And, um. Where possible at least

[1:33:25] put our feet back into it on the potential indications

[1:33:29] of this new model for providing these surfaces. To the

[1:33:32] community. Whether it may eventually become a provincial mandate that

[1:33:40] you will switch. I don't know. It may just be

[1:33:44] that they stick with the larger cities and let us

[1:33:47] decide how we want to do it locally, but there's

[1:33:51] definitely some changes coming. So I thought I present this

[1:33:53] confirmation to you and let you know about this opportunity.

[1:33:58] Questions. I mean, I think at the end of the

[1:34:05] day, we're going to be told what we're doing. And

[1:34:07] it's not going to matter. But it's better to let

[1:34:10] each try that to just wait. So. Go for it.

[1:34:18] At this point it's not causing. No. You could, uh,

[1:34:21] just time. It's only you're sitting through these webinars. I

[1:34:24] just want to rest. Let's hopefully. Mark. First, what am

[1:34:31] I doing? No, it would be. Such an invision like

[1:34:38] a corporation inside the corporation. Well, no, it wouldn't be

[1:34:43] inside would be separate from, but recording too. But I

[1:34:49] hydro. Like hyper, right? That's what I'm thinking too. Yes.

[1:34:54] But becoming grand value water or duffer and water or

[1:34:58] the greater governary and water or something. So we were

[1:35:06] at the Western wardens yet to retopers. So there was

[1:35:10] that, um, our die life. Yeah. You know from Alberta.

[1:35:14] Is that sort of the same idea. Which was really

[1:35:18] interesting and made a lot. You know, made you think

[1:35:21] about it, but I'm still concerned about the prophetization of

[1:35:26] water. But that's just personal thing. I mean, we, but

[1:35:30] I think if we're not at the table, we don't,

[1:35:32] um, we don't know what's going on. My. Wife said

[1:35:39] she's talking about the job. And picking up. So on

[1:35:43] there and super blonde. Back. So yeah, so that was

[1:35:48] the same thing. Yes, it is. So I think this

[1:35:52] is the initial stage. But I agree with that.

[1:36:11] If you resolve the Councillor seeds reported expression of interest

[1:36:14] water and way to our corporation model and that counts

[1:36:18] of directs the CAO to respond to Rome's expression of

[1:36:22] interest posting for water in wayswater corporations by August 13,

[1:36:26] 2026. I discussed.

[1:36:39] Report is just an update to inquiry from Council regarding

[1:36:44] the replication master plan. And just to let you know

[1:36:50] that unfortunately. Master plan is not an eligible study under

[1:36:56] our DCs unless we delay doing it Monday update the

[1:37:03] plan or the DC that we can add it. But,

[1:37:06] um. As it says, we can still definitely have doing

[1:37:10] the master plan. It just feels like use NTC money.

[1:37:13] Too. Okay. Just letting you know. That keeps. Carry on.

[1:37:21] Okay. Oh, I guess we did the exit. Here's the

[1:37:24] mammal. Question. Right. I apologise for having just popped up

[1:37:27] there. I did just want to, if I may just

[1:37:29] jump back briefly to the old, waste the. Water operation

[1:37:33] thing. What's the down Unreal was reading through here? I

[1:37:36] guess like in overall benefit, roll versus. Khan. Like what

[1:37:39] is their own problem. To say, what do you guys

[1:37:41] believe on that? Like we feel like it's a great

[1:37:43] idea, a great move or just whatever. Sense I thought

[1:37:47] was participate in the expression of interest. Okay. So that

[1:37:50] we're aware of the conversations. But not really fake. Oh,

[1:37:53] you're not. Yeah. Okay. Cool. I'm okay with that then.

[1:37:56] Because like when I was reading through this, I was

[1:37:57] like, I don't like this. I want to express that.

[1:38:02] Okay. Cool. Okay. So I apologise for a jumper back.

[1:38:06] But thank you for allowing me. But I think we

[1:38:11] may not. Have much choice. I assume typically how these

[1:38:15] things go as well. But in the meantime, you know.

[1:38:22] We moved on. In. Yeah. Any computer. Yes.

[1:38:35] Okay. So we never. Did the. Pressure. Plan, I guess.

[1:38:40] How about a fact, I guess, so then going for

[1:38:42] the grant now for the, uh, billion project and stuff

[1:38:45] like that. In terms of like the master plan, like

[1:38:49] let's just say it's done. And then it's the longer

[1:38:51] part of it. I guess there's no heel.

[1:39:00] Before, I guess, uh, to kind of a company that

[1:39:03] requests for the grant that we're going after. For. The

[1:39:05] mom. It would have. Yeah. How would you? Grand applications

[1:39:09] submitted. We have the successful so far. Now, but she

[1:39:13] translated. It's becoming more and more an emphasis in these

[1:39:18] applications that you say, it's nice that you're asking, but

[1:39:21] where did you decide that this piece of thing was

[1:39:24] something you wanted to do. Yeah. So having that right

[1:39:27] creation master plan will strengthen any of those applications. For

[1:39:30] sure. I wasn't sure. What we actually had to do.

[1:39:34] In terms of the great. Application. Motion move by. Second

[1:39:42] by James, do you resolve this Council receiver update reputation.

[1:39:49] Master plan. All right. The next subject is the financing

[1:39:56] agreement. Community centre. Uh, between the three municipalities. We sent

[1:40:03] them at an agreement a year ago. And they have

[1:40:09] scented back with their amendment. It was sent to me

[1:40:17] that they both have signed the agreement as presented in

[1:40:22] your package. If felt Council is in concerns. I'm not

[1:40:29] sure where he was. The question is for us, I

[1:40:37] think you could sign this under restricted acts. If either

[1:40:41] of the other two municipalities all into restricted acts, they

[1:40:44] may not have assigned anything. Conspirations in their budget. So.

[1:40:51] Um. Not all century hundred times those municipalities are meeting

[1:40:56] before me. That council could probably be at least one.

[1:40:59] If not more. Um, but unfortunately this is where we

[1:41:04] are with this agreement. It'd be great. Great. We'll sign

[1:41:07] and send it back. And turn over to the finance

[1:41:10] department to build them and track it and all that

[1:41:13] stuff. But there's still some back and forth meat. Then.

[1:41:18] I have to take that time. Too. Negotiating or said,

[1:41:21] all right, let's start. Lauren. Yeah. Number nine on this.

[1:41:26] He's grand alley cease to seize boards pursuing. I didn't

[1:41:32] read eight. I cowarded there's an agreement. But ground value

[1:41:37] shell reimburse. Amen. Thanksgiffrax or for the total amount of

[1:41:39] contributions that have been contributing to the agreement. Both of

[1:41:42] us. So why would we do that? Especially we're ceasing

[1:41:46] the board. I mean, it's probably for some sort of

[1:41:49] good season. For you guys. So why would we want

[1:41:53] to reimburse them. Especially that much. I don't have an

[1:41:58] answer for that. Other than that, their position is that

[1:42:02] they feel that if they're no longer on the boards

[1:42:04] and they should be getting their money back at the

[1:42:07] interview. Did we write this? Who wrote this? Sorry. I'm

[1:42:10] assuming they're legal. Okay, right? Combination of EC. Yeah. We

[1:42:15] definitely consult out our evil or a great day. They

[1:42:19] can do it. I'll probably come back with this. Hopefully

[1:42:21] wrap it up before this tremendous. I don't think sorry.

[1:42:25] I don't know. It looked like you were free with

[1:42:26] me here. I mean, this is just one thing. But

[1:42:30] yeah, like we thought I really. Think they're kind of

[1:42:38] going as a whole. I mean, we definitely want to

[1:42:40] hand cover the box, so to speak. And just get

[1:42:43] our legal opinion on this. And if there any changes,

[1:42:46] I would definitely do that conversation rather than move it

[1:42:49] forward. That's it. I believe our original agreement, our regional

[1:42:56] document sent to them. I have it. Word such that

[1:43:02] if the board ceases to exist, um, the municipalities have

[1:43:08] any further obligations. But they've since added this compensation piece.

[1:43:15] To it. And I would, I, just anecdotal he wrote

[1:43:22] that their position is that if they're. If their constituents

[1:43:29] don't have representation in operating a facility, then they should

[1:43:35] not have to have had contributed capital to that facility.

[1:43:43] Even if it was years ago. That's their question. I

[1:43:49] just, I just want to clarification because it says should

[1:43:51] grant vale cease to participate. So is that a grant

[1:43:55] valley? Just like this room decides we're not, we're not

[1:43:58] doing the board anymore. That's right. Which one essentially mean

[1:44:01] that we're taking over. Oh, yelled in the building. I

[1:44:05] understand. Okay. Misunderstood. I understand. So if we decide, oh,

[1:44:08] that, okay. Cause then it said the next one says,

[1:44:12] if either one of the other two don't want to

[1:44:15] participate, we don't owe them anything. They just, it would

[1:44:19] stop. But it's if we decided we don't want to

[1:44:21] play anymore. Okay. Let's do. Thank you. Does this reflect

[1:44:27] the amount of C cells on the board disagreement. Is,

[1:44:32] do you know where. I'm here? That's not in this.

[1:44:35] No, there's that in this. That's also a discussion. I

[1:44:39] think we should have. I mean, we're about 16 two

[1:44:42] or. Six one percent. I mean, we should have our

[1:44:45] compensation. Right. Cause I do come in from the fire

[1:44:49] side, right? I mean, like we, we have so much

[1:44:51] more stake in it. And I guess responsibility, especially physically,

[1:44:56] their financially, sorry, I'll say, but I mean, they have

[1:44:59] the same amount of same amount say, you know what

[1:45:01] I mean? Like if they just fire is different, the

[1:45:03] community said, no, I understand what a piece. How many

[1:45:05] members still think maybe Centre boards? If you have 50

[1:45:09] grand valley has 50 percent of that board. It's four

[1:45:11] from us and then two from the other two. Okay.

[1:45:14] So it should be one less from either one of

[1:45:17] those parts. So they're shooting four for granted valley and

[1:45:21] three from the other two. Let them figure it in

[1:45:24] those three yard. But it should be four and three.

[1:45:27] But that's not the discussion. No, no, I'm, yeah, that's

[1:45:30] fine. Okay. So. I'll let you guys. Yeah. James. So

[1:45:38] just sort of. Expanding more on the planners question. So

[1:45:46] grey Valley decides to, I just wanted a straight and

[1:45:48] clear in my mind. And grandma hat decides to see

[1:45:51] the participating. We would volunteer to pay, what is it,

[1:45:59] the reimbursam or Anthony's carry for the total contributions. That's

[1:46:03] one of your grand value decides to pull it. Now

[1:46:06] if either one of those two pull out, which is

[1:46:12] section 10, we don't have to pay them back. But

[1:46:17] we just sort of carry on by ourselves at that

[1:46:19] point. So is that clear that we're not paying them

[1:46:22] back? I believe so bad. They, if you read down

[1:46:27] into section 10, then the contributions of that non -

[1:46:31] participating municipalities shall be in the end. And.

[1:46:41] Oh, just in paragraph A, B existing border agreement, um,

[1:46:47] so the board shall continue to be responsible. For the

[1:46:51] debt. It's not saying that because there are now another,

[1:46:55] the board agreement says that if a municipality leaves, they

[1:47:00] are responsible for any depths that they incurred. Essentially operating.

[1:47:07] That's what they're getting on here. But they're saying with

[1:47:09] the board agreement covers any operating Details. And yes, if

[1:47:15] Amarith leaves Amaranti, we compensate for the deficit that the

[1:47:20] responsibility for as board. But not the capital globe of

[1:47:23] the County. Not, but they don't want their money back.

[1:47:26] But they're also not going to make the rest of

[1:47:28] the payment going forward. That's what that number seven, I

[1:47:34] don't think that actually works in this situation. Point seven.

[1:47:41] Is that any money contain. Hey, yes, it does. Because

[1:47:45] we have, we have our annual unabs that we have

[1:47:48] to pay. And if we get a sponsorship, then we

[1:47:51] would use that money towards those annual payments. We can't

[1:47:54] use that as a lump sum. No, I would just,

[1:47:58] the way I read it is that if we say

[1:48:01] we get a three easy numbers, a hundred thousand dollar

[1:48:05] naming ranked. Is that a hundred thousand dollars is to

[1:48:10] go to decrease the loan. But we don't have a

[1:48:13] loan, do we? We have a venture. Yeah. So the

[1:48:16] way that doesn't decrease it. Well, we can apply it

[1:48:20] instead of taking money from townships. See, but that doesn't

[1:48:24] increase it. You're right. And I think that's not clear

[1:48:26] there because they think though all of a sudden it's

[1:48:29] called. It's not one point one million all of a

[1:48:30] sudden we only have one. So no. I see. So

[1:48:33] okay. Even if I made, I think we should have

[1:48:40] kinned killers discuss the use of that. Those funds. I

[1:48:43] mean, there we could do that. Should you get like

[1:48:46] a, uh, you know, great. Yeah. Okay, because those are

[1:48:52] important to discuss that, you know, any, whatever cool, but

[1:48:54] at least have the discussion rather than just automatically to

[1:48:58] do this. My biggest concern is. A number of years

[1:49:06] down the road. East Carrier. Probably more so those

[1:49:16] directly to the east of us. We'll say, you know

[1:49:19] what we're going to pull out again. Yeah. Want our

[1:49:23] money back. But this is very deliberately saying. It's not.

[1:49:36] Okay. That's my big issue. We get some of that.

[1:49:39] I want to ask my biggest thing, especially the 17,

[1:49:43] 18 years and say, yeah, you know what? We're pulling

[1:49:45] up now. It's like, yeah, you know, it does put

[1:49:49] work that way. Maybe after four or five, but. Sorry,

[1:49:55] how long is this agreement for? 20 years. Oh shoot.

[1:49:58] Yeah. We really got. Would it even be in our

[1:50:05] interest? Interest interest. I had something in there about the.

[1:50:10] Sorry. For you. Oh. Good. Okay. Any others I can

[1:50:18] take that. Okay. I'll tell you what Pulse. Conservative Number

[1:50:25] 9 and 12. Limited the number of years

[1:50:34] to five or six. BAC cram values. I think that's

[1:50:40] been compromised. I changed 12 and take out. Satisfication. And

[1:50:46] just that if we leave the board, there are not

[1:50:49] entitled to anything. That's what we need is how do

[1:50:51] you hear. No, thank you for the fourth. Time. That's

[1:50:56] right. But if we leave the board, they're not. Weird.

[1:51:10] Um, three. So I wasn't here when the original agreements

[1:51:14] or the decision was to move forward with the expansion

[1:51:18] centre. But was it not a four decision that that

[1:51:21] should be done? Tropically agreeing. Okay. So. If it was

[1:51:27] agreed by the port to take you the construction and

[1:51:32] necessarily fund it to the two and a three point,

[1:51:36] somewhat million dollars. How can we have a board member

[1:51:41] leave and ask them for their payments to be reimbursed

[1:51:46] and also that the relief of all future applications considering

[1:51:51] it's their joint city to you at construction. You can't

[1:51:55] take the construction back. Say it's done. That leaves the

[1:52:01] full bill potentially on towns. Oaks for the next 20

[1:52:06] years. And that's a three million doll alone. So we're

[1:52:10] talking about, I know it's an expression in interest on

[1:52:12] the other item that we were talking about with regards

[1:52:15] to. Municipal corporations. But any debt that we're taking on

[1:52:19] that also be left. And if we're doing internal borrowing,

[1:52:26] that's a form of debt. Uh, Decine dollars or somewhere

[1:52:31] that it would just a lot. Of unknowns that Municipality

[1:52:37] may not be the difference. But this one here is

[1:52:39] definitely known. It was definitely agreed to by the board

[1:52:42] members to enter into this. I don't see how it

[1:52:48] can be fair that they can aim request. To be

[1:52:52] reimbursed. And please themselves of any future. I mean. That's

[1:52:59] my. I agree with you. You're here. Because had that

[1:53:06] been identified in the onset. Than the town A of

[1:53:12] me. Different decision point forward. To put this completely on

[1:53:17] the towns with tax bill. That's a lot to ask

[1:53:21] of one municipality. And I don't know any business that

[1:53:27] would agree to. Expanding capacity for a customer. And then

[1:53:34] allow the customer to walk away two or three years

[1:53:37] later or whatever the time frame is saying they want

[1:53:39] their money back. For all the services that they've used.

[1:53:44] And also I think there's, I think there's got to

[1:53:47] be some sort of guarantees to someone. If I'm going

[1:53:49] to build something, then there'd be some guarantees that you're

[1:53:53] going to have a commitment for a term to actually

[1:53:57] use the facility. For just to see part. Of that

[1:54:04] paper. Just to respawn to treasure comments

[1:54:14] there, I agree, but I think also at that time,

[1:54:18] it could have been still sitting here at this point.

[1:54:20] Trying to negotiate agreement. And we still would have had

[1:54:23] nothing built. But I think that we decided at that

[1:54:25] point just too. Let's just get the duct tape, go

[1:54:29] through. And then do this afterwards. But in the midtime,

[1:54:32] it's no. So. I think we can have a result

[1:54:36] of it. But that decision. Yeah. This is a great

[1:54:44] deal for Amor Anthony's scary. Under great deal for us,

[1:54:47] but it's the best one we're going to get. And

[1:54:51] I think we have to acknowledge that. I don't like

[1:54:54] some of them at the end of the day though.

[1:54:56] I understand where the treasure is coming from, but if

[1:54:59] either one of the townships leaves, and which I think

[1:55:02] is possibility, what's going to happen is that their residents

[1:55:06] that use the facility will end up paying through the

[1:55:08] notes. As a way of covering this, right? Like that's

[1:55:11] how we're going to do it. The only risk in

[1:55:14] here for the town really is the town deciding that

[1:55:18] we don't want to be part of the board anymore.

[1:55:21] That's the only big financial risk that I see. Right.

[1:55:27] So after that, I see kids re scary and amarrhym.

[1:55:31] If you want to play hockey pain. Right? And then

[1:55:35] they can be pissed off. But not the house link

[1:55:40] kids. Just where are they going to go. For? Are

[1:55:42] they going to pay that much there too? Orangell has

[1:55:45] ridiculous out of pound rings. You gripe. That's the whole

[1:55:47] thing. So, so I don't see that. Like I don't

[1:55:51] see the other mutaties leaving as I have a risk.

[1:55:56] I see very upset residents from those municipalities when they

[1:56:00] get a bill from us. But that's not going to

[1:56:01] be our problem. That's going to be a brand to

[1:56:04] be scary. Um, so I think we signed this because

[1:56:09] or else it doesn't happen. Like I don't see, I

[1:56:13] don't see it. I don't see another deal. And I

[1:56:16] see and I see as men having to make paper.

[1:56:25] I would say that. Before we do, we kind of.

[1:56:30] Denote. Steve for me. It is contributional there because I

[1:56:33] agree with a balance. At least how this special legal,

[1:56:37] see what we can come up with. Um, and if

[1:56:40] at the end of the day, this is the best

[1:56:42] we get. We have that discussion. We can see it

[1:56:45] as. What. The opportunity. How. The decision is made. You

[1:56:51] guys lovely set it. So. Okay. So the deal that

[1:56:58] the deal is for us. Is if we stay as

[1:57:03] a member of the word and don't read, we don't

[1:57:05] know anybody anything. Right. They are shared. Yeah. We just

[1:57:09] make a payment after they. The implication is that it

[1:57:17] is written in here that if one of the leaves,

[1:57:20] the other one doesn't have to paint more, right? We

[1:57:22] have to pay more or find that money more. It's

[1:57:26] on grand family. It's time the mold. Of them. For

[1:57:31] the rest of them. Yes. If I want you. And

[1:57:36] that lets you mention, we get that from. Hydrogen. That's

[1:57:43] one. I think we can all agree that it's quite

[1:57:45] likely that within the next 20 years. As the disagreement

[1:57:49] is that there's something that's going to change. So we,

[1:57:52] we can't necessarily prepare the. Kind of hit plus. Look

[1:57:56] at the tax base. And, you know, an anticipation of

[1:57:59] what mayor, you know, what we know is going to

[1:58:00] happen. We can't be blew. More of them. So I

[1:58:04] think it's definitely worth safe. Something. In there, at least

[1:58:07] to the tune of the amount of whatever it was.

[1:58:10] Um, it would also then discard some belief. But. What

[1:58:17] do you do when they don't agree to it? Right.

[1:58:18] Like that's anxious. It's taken a year and a half

[1:58:21] to get to this. That's what we built at first.

[1:58:26] And we have to make a payment. Like. Anything to

[1:58:34] pay, I believe they've been billed for everything up to

[1:58:37] the end of the grant. Nothing since then towards the

[1:58:41] diventure. Not my neighbour.

[1:58:53] Sorry. James, you're going to make some rep. I'm. Curious

[1:58:58] how I see perpynext. I guess the deception talked about

[1:59:05] previously. What was it in the community support me going

[1:59:09] to, well, just build it and figure it out later.

[1:59:12] And we're going to do a new agreement or what

[1:59:13] was the. Not quite, but it was sort of like

[1:59:20] when we were going to build a day, everybody seemed

[1:59:22] to be, yeah, okay. Something happened. To

[1:59:32] one of the, one of our partners. Nothing that we

[1:59:37] did to, but somebody else didn't make a little bit

[1:59:40] of. Sidetracked. I fell in that bit. For the ultra

[1:59:47] suspicious of everybody. And when they presented for this discussion.

[1:59:54] So I don't think that there shouldn't be zero concern

[1:59:58] then to hold them accountable, the decision that was made.

[2:00:00] Because they were a part of it. And they can't

[2:00:02] turn around and say, Oh, well, I can't do anything

[2:00:06] to decisions. Okay. And again, I think. Even I'm going

[2:00:10] to go very well. And I don't see any issue

[2:00:12] or something. And then I have to protect us. Cause

[2:00:14] again, what is the alternative they leave? Be nothing else.

[2:00:17] And then we're stuck holding today. It seems to be.

[2:00:22] Out there. Yeah. I think ideally they won't leave. And

[2:00:28] continue to. But they're also nothing wrong. With having such

[2:00:30] a state price. Because again, supposed for 20 years, unless

[2:00:33] you want to change the time frame of how long

[2:00:35] this runs for. Make sure, uh. Okay. I don't know

[2:00:40] how to. Get back. To this thing. I don't want

[2:00:43] to. Complicate this too much. If it's been so, so

[2:00:46] difficult to get this far. But including something else seems

[2:00:50] like the lower. Apps, I guess, right here. Uh, we

[2:00:57] can just up on point of clarification. When I think

[2:01:00] it's a nine second part of the agreement or my

[2:01:05] report. I don't know. I'm just wondering if there's any

[2:01:08] more in the agrair. Grand Valley is required to reimburse

[2:01:12] the camera and East Aerofax for the respective contributions. Yeah.

[2:01:16] That means even the contributions towards matching the grand place

[2:01:21] from, no, it's just on the debt, right? That each

[2:01:24] have contributed under this. Three. Times. So by signings before,

[2:01:32] so this is the worst. Thing. If you're a success

[2:01:35] of cancels, they want to shut down the board than

[2:01:40] grand valley. We'll have to reimburse them. And that would

[2:01:45] be made noble to cancel, but the Council at the

[2:01:47] time. Okay. So can't reverse. You have a lot of

[2:01:52] money. Especially you have to do it after 17, 18.

[2:01:59] Years. Yeah. But wait till the last minute. Yeah. I

[2:02:03] don't do. That. Let's just need to be

[2:02:13] rewritten as to quarter as. Though. So should this happen

[2:02:17] within X number of years. That the following show in

[2:02:21] place. So I can say we would get back up

[2:02:25] to five years. Yeah. Three years to get back to

[2:02:28] your 17 years. They only get five years back. That

[2:02:33] might be, that's something I thought about. I told him,

[2:02:36] I don't know. They would go for that. But that's.

[2:02:40] Not a little quirk negotiation. What could happen given that

[2:02:46] October 26. We have a new election. There may be

[2:02:48] a new council in either one of these municipalities. This

[2:02:53] agreement could become before them. And then they could just

[2:02:56] say, look, we want to leave. Right? From what I

[2:02:58] understand, there have been no payments made so far. Because

[2:03:01] the first team is doing November. So nothing would be

[2:03:05] nothing. But yet is this Council Continuous office four years.

[2:03:09] And at the end of that term of Council, you

[2:03:10] could have to pay that four years ago. So just

[2:03:13] considering rewriting those paragraphs to put in some timelines.

[2:03:24] I want to spend all your work. Like again, great

[2:03:27] ideas. How many years of payments does the kind of

[2:03:30] brand value on the main, which I was getting reimbursed?

[2:03:33] That's what we're, because if we negotiate, it's all on

[2:03:37] us. And we will never get those back for damn

[2:03:40] sure. Correct. Right. They won't say, Oh yeah, we'll, we'll

[2:03:45] make up. Like right into your disagreement or nothing. Right.

[2:03:48] Like I think we have to look at it that

[2:03:50] way. And I get trying to make it better and

[2:03:52] clear. But we all know who we're dealing with. Right.

[2:03:56] We have been dealing with these people for the last

[2:03:58] four years. I know exactly what's going to, if we

[2:04:02] don't sign this, nothing happens this term. And I suspect

[2:04:07] nothing ever happens. They just leave. And then we've got

[2:04:10] a hundred percent of it and then we're fighting like

[2:04:12] out. Again, the only risk I see here is the

[2:04:18] kind of grain valley pulling out the board. And if

[2:04:21] we get 50 years out of the road, we can

[2:04:23] grit our teaks for another five. Right? I get it.

[2:04:33] I don't like this. I like this screaming either. I

[2:04:36] really don't. All right. It's best we're going to do.

[2:04:41] And the problem is yeah, we're suck because this is

[2:04:44] the last chance we have to do with your sign

[2:04:47] it or we kiss a goodbye. If there's no negotiating

[2:04:51] anymore, not this year. That's just real. Oh.

[2:05:01] I just go stand. I want people later intimi. On

[2:05:04] the risk of that. If that's what they want to

[2:05:05] do, you can, the other. I'm using. We can get

[2:05:07] rei. That's their. Cut too. I mean, the decision. The

[2:05:12] responsible. But already.

[2:05:24] For signing this end over. It'd be sort of one

[2:05:28] plug your nose and do it. But like I said,

[2:05:31] I think clarification needs to be a number seven or

[2:05:34] the anything. Um, long is we don't have to pay

[2:05:38] them back. If they decided to leave, then other than

[2:05:47] the fact that we just carry out with. Yeah, as

[2:05:53] long as we don't have to pay them back. Cause

[2:06:00] I just need traction. The recommendation was to sign it

[2:06:04] as is. Not peace and all means a bit different

[2:06:08] option of counts.

[2:06:24] There's an 0. 7 is going to be an issue.

[2:06:26] That somewhere around the line that we get a naming

[2:06:28] rate. And they say, well, I'll come alone is still

[2:06:31] whatever it is out for so many years that should

[2:06:33] have been paid to that. That's why it's subtle model.

[2:06:44] They'll set them off another conspiracy. Oh, not only. Screw

[2:06:50] them again. This isn't, I don't think it's in this

[2:06:54] one. I think so another one. They said that, you

[2:06:59] know, that doesn't come. Then the building should go to

[2:07:03] the challenge. Or not to the attachment to the County.

[2:07:06] That's not in this one. There is a thing in

[2:07:09] here. There's something, but if the board, it's understood that

[2:07:13] if something else weird happens or if it goes to

[2:07:16] the county as a part of a county upload, then

[2:07:20] we then negotiate. It doesn't go into that, like you

[2:07:26] said. I guess why, why would. Something like that.

[2:07:36] Well, see the province forces of amalgamation. Well, that would

[2:07:40] be like, yeah, it's different. Right. And then that's what,

[2:07:43] that's what that points kind of trying to. Take your

[2:07:46] weight. Sometimes maybe I've read it like instead of having

[2:07:50] grand alley get something. We'd rather have it uploaded to

[2:07:52] the county. Okay. Well. We can do something.

[2:08:07] There's a motion that could be voted on and then

[2:08:09] something else. Or great something different. You're right. I'm done.

[2:08:19] I'm not reading anything on to this motion. I'm just

[2:08:21] putting on who's going to, no, I won't even do

[2:08:23] that. You put all moving. Okay. That's fine. There's not

[2:08:29] a secondary. You just don't feel bad. Zoros has to

[2:08:36] go across the room because Lauren's not. Goodness man of

[2:08:41] pet. Oh, don't worry. I've always got back up. James

[2:08:50] Dent, you tired to get up. No, I'll get it.

[2:09:13] Councillor John. You resolve the Councillor sees the report Community

[2:09:19] Centre financing for execution. The further that Council approves the

[2:09:25] insurer municipal agreement for the expansion and rehabilitation of the

[2:09:30] manual industry community centre as amended. By the townships of

[2:09:34] Amreth, he's scared. And as presented with the report authorizing

[2:09:39] the mayor and clerk to sign the Bylaw and directs

[2:09:43] F to prepare and present the necessary agreement by law

[2:09:48] for passing. Any questions on the motion to be. Recorded.

[2:09:55] What. Can I have a question? Good question of the.

[2:10:01] CAO. Um. So if we were going to, if I.

[2:10:13] Only ask for clarification of a percent. Another. One where

[2:10:20] we have the. Small enough modification at a VAL clarification

[2:10:29] in the affirmative. That you can still sign it. Same

[2:10:33] or substantially the same. Yeah. And that's the only thing

[2:10:36] you're going to be allowed to do. 10 days. Now.

[2:10:39] And I'm not having a special meeting at the top,

[2:10:41] but you can call whatever BT you want to show

[2:10:44] up. To just have one of this. Thanks. Like with

[2:10:50] that, because I don't mind getting that. But I, right,

[2:10:53] like I get where people are coming from. But at

[2:10:57] the end of the day, it's disagreement or not. Right.

[2:11:00] If we want some clarification around the time, but we're

[2:11:02] not, like go renegotiating is not an option. It's basically

[2:11:10] trying for a brand new agreement next term. That's it.

[2:11:17] Then I would move to Amendment Duck. But yeah, to

[2:11:24] try to come up with a new agreement. This is

[2:11:27] the best we're going to, especially we're going to do.

[2:11:30] Here. Possible. I think they're going to get worse from

[2:11:35] here. And the only, and as we were saying, the

[2:11:41] worst thing that happened. Is if, well, they're going to

[2:11:45] jump out. Quite. Blank. At some point, we don't open

[2:11:50] any money out of. Time. Or do. That's. Going to.

[2:11:58] Be, if they call, if they're out of it. And

[2:12:02] we trust. Yeah. We would be over one. We can

[2:12:05] collect that money in different way. Yeah. Right. Yeah. This

[2:12:10] is good. With the, uh, with the higher ice time.

[2:12:14] For just being coverage. Whether you can figure who's in

[2:12:19] that return. That's this and the other book called. The

[2:12:22] 90 programming that. People would have to register. Like for

[2:12:26] every program, they have to give their assets. They're massive

[2:12:30] surcharge for it. It's not as simple as just like

[2:12:31] when you register your kids for hockey. And the other

[2:12:34] ways that would have to be verified. They would be

[2:12:37] a huge trust that they would have to pay all.

[2:12:39] And then also now cost complicated for the. Telegram value.

[2:12:43] Oh, no, no. It would be no, but we have

[2:12:46] to. Do our intelligence. From really. Every little thing. In

[2:12:50] regards. But sorry regarding that community centre. Where are you

[2:12:55] going from? Are you going to get just. One? It

[2:12:58] would be a nightmare. It's not, that's nothing new. It's

[2:13:03] municipalities everywhere. Let's continue. So yeah, so that's my question

[2:13:11] there. If we rewrote a new resolution and reflecting the

[2:13:18] hand, I'm asking the question now, could we do it.

[2:13:22] Yes. Yes. And you could still sign it. We could

[2:13:26] still sign it either with, with, um, rewarding of question

[2:13:30] seven to clarify that is not a longer. And let

[2:13:34] me, any rights, Honnie could go against the venture payments.

[2:13:39] Um, I don't think that would be material enough to.

[2:13:46] Eight convince them not to sign it or be, um,

[2:13:49] change the rest of the nut that we have to

[2:13:52] bring them back to. Kent. You're saying either sign this

[2:13:57] is that we had clarification on numbers. I'm just trying

[2:14:02] to figure out how bad. I make a function commanded

[2:14:10] to kind of. Further that. Yes, I'll go ahead on

[2:14:19] how about, um, receive the report. And where did the

[2:14:23] Council Cruise the Internet Juvencible agreement for the expansion and

[2:14:26] rehabilitation in principle? Cause you're approving it in principle. As

[2:14:33] a mentioned by the conscious timer. And then include and

[2:14:36] further that South be directed to see clarification with respect

[2:14:39] to paragraph seven. And then what we can do and

[2:14:44] that. Pass the bylaw itself once you receive that notification

[2:14:50] at the September 8. Because you're looking for direction that

[2:14:57] you're looking for clarification. That could come forward as hell.

[2:15:02] And that you'd be authorized projected by all the passing.

[2:15:07] And. Execution of the next. Class. Because Brady, because this

[2:15:16] would be fine to sign if we're under restricted acts

[2:15:20] after the 21st. That would be a question of the

[2:15:23] treasure as to whether are these payments in our. Yes

[2:15:28] payments are our already in our budget. Yes. So. I'm

[2:15:35] really, you're just looking for, you are approaching the agreement

[2:15:38] in principle with just that clarification with respective paragraph setting.

[2:15:49] Ad. To a. Special. Whatever we need to do, make

[2:15:57] this right. So what is

[2:16:06] your, just before. I get to, what is your main

[2:16:11] concern? Yeah. Well, I mean, again, moving past number seven

[2:16:15] there with. Number. Nine or 10 we were discussing. Here.

[2:16:26] About. The mind road or whatever. I think honestly the

[2:16:29] biggest concern, I'll just get back to it as the

[2:16:32] decision was made for, again, the project and whatnot. So

[2:16:35] I don't think they should be able to leave. Before

[2:16:38] all the money's are collected. I would be happy if

[2:16:41] there was clause in there so they shoot to leave.

[2:16:43] I mean, they're still responsible for set money. I like

[2:16:46] input as well. Um, because again, year two from year

[2:16:49] 10 year 17 will also be very different. Should the

[2:16:56] town of Grand Valley choose to, I'm okay with that

[2:17:01] one. Cause again, it's, it's likely not going to have

[2:17:03] going to happen. We have to look at what's reality

[2:17:06] here. And it's like, do one of them is going

[2:17:07] to leave. Uh, we have an opportunity now. To try

[2:17:11] to make this a little bit more in our favor.

[2:17:13] Um, the discussion was that everyone was on board regardless

[2:17:16] of someone got the feelings hurt. And you know, we

[2:17:20] feel a certain way. I don't think that the Counter

[2:17:22] Grand Valley should be responsible to make the shortfall. That's

[2:17:27] not fair for us. I understand yet we can make

[2:17:29] up some monies probably over the next 25 years without

[2:17:33] a town ratings, but it's going to take a heck

[2:17:35] of a long time. Um. And then, I mean, there's

[2:17:38] a lot that goes into place as well for what

[2:17:42] we have to ensure that we're making. We have a

[2:17:45] town who is not. I don't know. I'd be comfortable

[2:17:49] with making the minor changes as we're discussing. But again,

[2:17:52] we think that the amount that's old, they got to

[2:17:55] be responsible for it. Um. They will still be responsible

[2:18:00] for if they continue to be members of the board.

[2:18:03] Yeah. My concern though is that the AIs commitment and

[2:18:06] then they decide what even two years. And now they

[2:18:09] just, you guys figured it out. Yeah. Right. That's not

[2:18:14] fair. The decision was made collectively. Between the three venous

[2:18:17] of penalties. To go ahead with this. We went ahead

[2:18:20] with it. It's now done. And like Steven said, you

[2:18:23] can't take it back. Right. And this is what I

[2:18:25] was asking about how the conversation went in there. Obviously

[2:18:28] people were part of it. Right. I don't think that

[2:18:31] they should have that opportunity. That's not fair. Um, and

[2:18:34] no amount of outdown fees are going to make up

[2:18:37] for the amount of available. It's going to be cool.

[2:18:41] But again looking at the prospective out of town fees

[2:18:44] for the residents incredibly high. Do you think that would

[2:18:48] maybe entitlement stay? Well, so this would also be something

[2:18:51] that we would have to include. Right. Like this would

[2:18:53] be part of the conversation. If we're that concerned that

[2:18:56] they're going to just walk away, we got to let

[2:18:58] them know what then they're facing. I don't want to

[2:19:00] go to that extent because then it's just going to

[2:19:02] create a disaster. Right. Like I don't want to do

[2:19:05] that. I just want to say look. And then the

[2:19:08] nicest legal way possible. They owe this money. So I'm

[2:19:15] through you, Mr. Maris. One thing that I'm looking at

[2:19:17] the actual agreement, Idon 10, thus specifically talk about the

[2:19:22] board's agreement. Uh, under 8 B being responsible for debt.

[2:19:28] So I guess in their existing agreement that dead, they

[2:19:33] are responsible for debt for the future. It's specifically saying

[2:19:36] it's excluded. Yeah. That's all they want. Right. And so

[2:19:40] it's in their regular board agreement, but now they're for

[2:19:43] this particular item. They're saying they want it to not

[2:19:46] be applicable. But this gives you like, should one party

[2:19:50] leave again? Only grant valleys goes up. And then the

[2:19:53] other one's just going to go, okay, we're going to.

[2:19:56] Is that in the existing agreement that we have like

[2:19:58] with all of our courts at the debt and so

[2:20:01] many committee centres? Yes. I don't remember. What the other.

[2:20:05] I think I remember tried on having someone. Think was

[2:20:11] again, the discussion about the amount of members. I'd be

[2:20:13] okay leading that as well. Um. It is what it

[2:20:17] is. But again, yeah, wherever it. Is.

[2:20:27] The composition. The grand value is scheduled to purple to

[2:20:36] a certain, if we may be in eight percentage. Uh,

[2:20:42] east gear fractal contract. And less people than to be

[2:20:48] an amateur. Ratio is now

[2:20:58] 60, 25, 15. So we're putting the. Lighting chair.

[2:21:15] So my dozens, we cannot, cool. This, something has to

[2:21:18] be done with this resolution. So. It was asked to

[2:21:24] be a reported, it was asked if we want to

[2:21:26] do a quote - unquote. I don't know that I

[2:21:27] was directed to do it as a, because we did

[2:21:30] amend it. To reflect the section seven. Minu. Corrections. There,

[2:21:39] but it's not going. To be. A journey. We do

[2:21:44] have money. There you go. Prais. There is a.

[2:21:57] Motion before us. Do we want to record this. You

[2:22:04] want to bring it to them? Yeah. No, we know

[2:22:07] right now. Motion group by definite Council John. We resolve

[2:22:13] the Council receives the report commander, Senate Financing Agreement for

[2:22:16] Execution. The further that grandioly approves the principle, the intervenes

[2:22:22] of agreement for the expansion and rehabilitation. Going to the

[2:22:26] audit community centre as amended by the townships of Cameron

[2:22:30] and Gary. Deer practice. As presented and with this report.

[2:22:38] Uh, further that this Council directs CAO to have section

[2:22:45] seven. Use of additional monies towards future, diventure payments

[2:22:55] as these monies would not decrease the amount to. Anybody

[2:23:02] understand the motion. Colossus. For the reason that it directed

[2:23:08] to. Sign it. Well, or. Ask questions, right?

[2:23:20] That's what I want to say. Yeah. That's what I

[2:23:22] want to clarify. That's where we're actually building all of

[2:23:25] your. Voting on here is that we would get that.

[2:23:28] I would bring it back to this tempera meeting for

[2:23:29] the By - B - Law to be passed. Okay,

[2:23:31] that's what we're doing. We're not going to actually signing

[2:23:33] it. I would include the other things. We're defering it.

[2:23:38] And we're going to let's defer it. Things you play

[2:23:42] to have like the composition of the board? I said,

[2:23:45] I would, I'm, I'm willing to put that aside to

[2:23:48] the biggest thing that is just world money. They agree

[2:23:51] to it. Like we've got to hold them accountable. I've

[2:23:54] already established that they've made this in their best interest.

[2:23:57] We cannot continue to operate like this. To just send

[2:24:01] their best interests. We have no other choice. We have

[2:24:03] to pivot as someone. We have to protect. How their

[2:24:08] value and the trust. Because we know that they're going

[2:24:10] to lead at some point. Right. So we need to

[2:24:14] establish something that Texas. I think as the jury is

[2:24:23] pointed out. This agreement goes. By the weeks. Of Jerusalem.

[2:24:30] How. Do we go forward. To that. Well, we're all

[2:24:35] in agreement that it's probably going to happen. In some

[2:24:38] way, shape or form. And that's why, and that likes

[2:24:40] comments regard some other ways we can do this as

[2:24:44] well. That would also protect us for years limiting. Company

[2:24:48] oak and what have you. I need to contribution. Yeah.

[2:24:54] Sorry, Donna. I'll let you, because I don't want to

[2:24:56] para. Incorrectly. I have to. Say. No, that's okay. Um,

[2:25:04] is that if the paragraph wants to be reworded that,

[2:25:08] um. Should one of the board members wish to withdraw.

[2:25:13] Would only be responsible for paying X number of years

[2:25:16] back. It wouldn't be so safer instance. You wouldn't, you

[2:25:20] wouldn't in a 15 years, let's say 10 years more

[2:25:23] reasonable amount in a 20 year halfway through. You wouldn't

[2:25:26] want grand value out to pay back 10 years worth

[2:25:30] of installment payments, right? I mean, you are absolutely correct.

[2:25:35] This is very advantageous to a town that is growing,

[2:25:40] that has projections to grow as well. You could be

[2:25:43] using this as, okay, in 10 years, emerent may want

[2:25:46] to build their own community centre, knowing that they, if

[2:25:49] they leave the board, they're going to get this X

[2:25:51] number of dollars from Grand Valley. They can use that

[2:25:54] money to put towards the cost of erecting this facility.

[2:25:59] So knowing, okay, you exit, you're only going to get

[2:26:04] X number of years back. You guys have to dispay.

[2:26:12] Yeah. We're basically going to work almost giving reassurance that

[2:26:14] we're not going to be the monster. Pull 12 on

[2:26:16] the board. But we don't do that. But this is,

[2:26:19] you know, so, and again, like we need to do

[2:26:23] more. I think. Donna's comments and I'm both very good.

[2:26:28] Now, if you guys all disagree with me, I mean,

[2:26:30] I'm not owed in any way. I can go ahead

[2:26:32] and just want to, what you're asking is more fundamentally

[2:26:36] changing the agreement where it's just changing section seven is

[2:26:39] just warming. Up. So passing this would just be working,

[2:26:45] clarified. No, no real. Anything back to amarends here. Practice

[2:26:50] other than they come to pass a bylaw to have

[2:26:53] passed the amended would not. But I said, we still

[2:26:57] don't have to make it in something else to reflect

[2:26:59] what we're discussing here and go on it. And correct?

[2:27:03] Yes. So yeah, we don't want to be saddled by

[2:27:10] failing for 10 years. We're going to 10 years. If

[2:27:13] they leave, if they say, Hey, we're at, we don't

[2:27:15] owe their money. They just won't pay us rest of

[2:27:18] their own car. I think that they should. Yeah. Well.

[2:27:23] It's in this world. I'm asking. I mean, like, you

[2:27:26] know, I get to see what's keeping it up here.

[2:27:28] But I mean, explain it quite clear. Deals a deal

[2:27:33] in their homes. And Donna brought up another very valuable

[2:27:38] point. As she was reiterating for previous comment there. But

[2:27:45] so we wrote in, if we. Passed as is because

[2:27:52] if you're wanting to change those rings, then you're not

[2:27:54] approving. This. There hasn't created in terms of that whole

[2:28:01] thing was a quick. So since this has been after

[2:28:04] this motion needs to be passed or slight vote at

[2:28:08] all. It needs to be there for wild past. You

[2:28:11] don't have to, you can vote against it in order

[2:28:13] to defeat the motion. And then you do something else.

[2:28:17] Okay. So. Is this a recording thing or do I

[2:28:20] just say elevate. Counsel. All right. So this is just

[2:28:29] to amend section seven just to clarify. That's the only

[2:28:32] thing we're talking about. Here. Councillor Dirt. Councillor Johnker. Yes.

[2:28:40] Uh, Councillor Platinum is absent. Detapy Marench. Project. Yes. Mayor

[2:28:49] Solomon? Yes. Okay. If you define the number, then we

[2:28:56] can recess the link to Jesus. Also, I think it

[2:29:00] looks like it carried. It did carry. And again. To

[2:29:06] clarify, though, this is now just reflecting number seven. This

[2:29:09] is not good direction to sign the increasement even with

[2:29:12] that or it does. No, it's coming back toward B8.

[2:29:17] You've said that you agree with everything else in principle.

[2:29:19] Right. I did. Well, the vote Democracy decided to say.

[2:29:24] I just want to clarify. There will be no one

[2:29:26] changed. So I'd say well. All right. Democracy.

[2:29:38] You could make a function of your re - election.

[2:29:41] Good morning. That's why she's here. We could bring that

[2:29:47] forward. There is that needs to do that. Can you

[2:29:50] do it? You're not just going to walk out the

[2:29:52] door. Can we wait five more minutes. There was, uh,

[2:29:57] I believe there's, remember the Odyssey regret. Possibly already planning

[2:30:01] the planners. No Public Works. All three one. It's okay.

[2:30:08] To pull that event on. So you know that. Okay.

[2:30:16] So you are still on. Okay. So we're going to

[2:30:19] move ahead to 1231. Which is a. Fun mat order.

[2:30:28] It's on maths, but we wrote it, I wrote it.

[2:30:31] We wrote it together. Okay. So if the questions, I

[2:30:35] can answer. All right, well, it's a request from, uh,

[2:30:42] for parking area off chemistry. Mark, did you want to

[2:30:47] read it? Just quickly, um, that, uh, we went out.

[2:30:52] We looked at first, I got, yeah, this shouldn't be

[2:30:54] an issue. But then when I came back and I

[2:30:57] started reviewing as a report says. The town can do

[2:31:02] anything. They want to do any heart except in environment,

[2:31:06] which action plans. So an environment protection lands, which these

[2:31:10] property is cell, uh, does not permit a parking space

[2:31:15] or a parking garage or a parking lot. We have

[2:31:18] a thing is that both of those properties, so the

[2:31:21] cells property, neither of these two properties on the, I'm

[2:31:25] a location plan. Have we missed those numbers, but rule

[2:31:28] number three, four, nine, 600, we own. And then went

[2:31:32] to the north, three, four, nine, 700 is owned by

[2:31:35] the conservation authority. I believe that the parquet or the

[2:31:39] feature is in artwork. It's right to the corporate to

[2:31:43] triangle. So, um, I reached out to the conservation authority.

[2:31:48] And they said that there has to be some, it's

[2:31:50] not just simply doing permit. They would need some other

[2:31:52] reports. So basically we would need to reselling the tab

[2:31:56] initiated resulting to allow out to parking CO. And, um.

[2:32:02] We would have to apply to the conservation authority. For

[2:32:06] her permit. Don't know what anyone else is going to

[2:32:09] say in particular, the county, because they may, they someplic

[2:32:12] because it's a garment's protection. They don't know. Um, we've

[2:32:15] given the costs. So basically looking at direction from Council

[2:32:22] as to how you want staff to perceive. With this

[2:32:25] project. On the face of it, like the planner said

[2:32:34] at the beginning, it looked like B's a simple review,

[2:32:37] but it seems to be a lot more convoluted because

[2:32:40] it is EP. It is on the floodplain. Um, you're

[2:32:43] looking at 7, 000 dollars just for, uh. Working filled

[2:32:46] here. It's only my line, then 2500 TCA department, GRCA

[2:32:56] of permit, 4, 500 dollars. And that's not actual, but

[2:32:59] you're already at 7, 000 dollars. And you haven't even

[2:33:02] done anything yet. So much as I appreciate. Like where

[2:33:10] it was going. And if it wasn't just a matter

[2:33:12] of putting in a Colbert and putting some dumper too

[2:33:16] on it, but this is getting a lot more. Uh,

[2:33:19] complicated. Then I don't think that was even Derman initial

[2:33:24] intention either. So at this point I would say. Don't.

[2:33:32] Want to, too, but. For that kind of money for

[2:33:36] a simple parking pat. There's. How big as the particle.

[2:33:45] The hit two or driveway with two cars. Mason is

[2:33:50] part pulling there so the array and club can get

[2:33:52] in there or to town or. I say we do

[2:33:55] it. So you're not running into the G platform. Well,

[2:34:04] I mean with respect to cardinal club, I mean, we

[2:34:06] appreciate what they do. They don't do anyone else. Or

[2:34:09] it becomes a town thing to do. Right. Four man

[2:34:13] hours. You only have to hire someone else. You know,

[2:34:16] they only ask us for very much so with respect

[2:34:18] to them.

[2:34:31] This is what we're supposed to be plenty, funny, seven

[2:34:35] project and budget discussion. I think this is great information.

[2:34:39] That's our close. That's what I wrote down. I think.

[2:34:45] It worked. And the next council will be informatizated. Yeah.

[2:34:52] Previously, we saved me away. We're feeling, but I imagine

[2:34:58] the next budget's going to be where the Starfast is,

[2:35:00] but it was. Your mouches away. I just received it.

[2:35:06] Did receive it and just keep having these conversations. You

[2:35:10] have to sign instead. No, I'll be able to change.

[2:35:14] I would just do it. So I will. Push it

[2:35:18] off. 27. That's what we said we were doing. I

[2:35:23] think you were here for that. Thank you. Weren't. So

[2:35:29] they're basically, which doesn't mean the budget involved by answer,

[2:35:35] they believe. And on your park. Okay. And you have

[2:35:40] a direction at that point in time that we would

[2:35:42] do if this did go forward, it would happen, 20,

[2:35:46] 27 for. That. All right. That's what you requested. Yeah.

[2:35:53] Okay. John Carpell Council Staff Mammon Grand Valley Garden Corpo

[2:35:59] Quest for parking area off Chemistry. And further that discussion

[2:36:04] continue during the 27 budget process. Any question. It's all

[2:36:09] in favor.

[2:36:21] Of Stat 1 o'clock or return at 1 o'clock. Sure.

[3:11:00] Details most of the things are on other parts of

[3:11:02] the agenda. I don't think I have anything in dishwashing

[3:11:08] to it other than the application for. The. Building that

[3:11:15] Concession G3 Park is. Ready. And sent to the trailer

[3:11:22] to the County and had a conversation with Becky Willed.

[3:11:25] She said, yeah, I'm like, take a look at what

[3:11:27] he said. If the questions or if anything I forgot

[3:11:31] to update on, please let me know after you discuss.

[3:11:37] Council. Discus. 3. Do you still

[3:11:46] sit on that for me? Matt and James are. Okay,

[3:11:50] so they're looking after that and they're just pressing. Okay.

[3:11:55] Wait, that one. S not. I think daughter you sent

[3:11:57] the resolution to the chair of the committee, but I

[3:12:00] don't think it's a bit. So both resolutions, one with

[3:12:03] respect to the donation that was passed out to the

[3:12:06] BIA and the other one about change. Very. Good. We'll

[3:12:10] be discussing. We haven't discussed that, right? Yeah. 10 seconds

[3:12:17] for you, Mr. Merrick. Cold shops are allowed to Council.

[3:12:22] Colt shops. Anything had those pop shots? Whatever they take,

[3:12:28] they get through. They're like that size. They're like six

[3:12:32] percent alcohol. Ooh, they're great. They have all boy pull

[3:12:37] shots now. And by the way, the Dhanna, I have

[3:12:46] to give you props up. These pops are more affordable

[3:12:51] than buying a small pop. You get that much for

[3:12:56] less than what you pay for a small puck. So.

[3:13:01] They're not speeding personally unhealthy. As you stress this page.

[3:13:11] All right. Oh, good. Next, oh, I didn't know if

[3:13:13] any questions were anything else. If not, that's what I

[3:13:16] was good. Okay. So just to receive that right. There.

[3:13:23] By filming by one. Here is all the Council receives

[3:13:27] the report CEO progress update for information birth. Colin Baer.

[3:13:38] So I'm next on my list, Director of Finance. Hey,

[3:13:42] Mr. Mayor. Before you Council, I have, um, my regular

[3:13:47] update. Not much has happened since our laxa meeting, he

[3:13:52] was on the 21st of July. However. I'm pleased to

[3:13:58] announce that we've had a few more individuals that were

[3:14:03] registered with taxistics on their properties. We have, um. A.

[3:14:11] So we had eight properties. We are down to now

[3:14:17] five properties. Three of them paid. Their arrears. So when

[3:14:24] we look compared to, we're looking at a decrease of

[3:14:30] approximately, and it was difficult to kind of put this

[3:14:34] in words, but the last report indicated that we had

[3:14:38] approximately tax of rear certificate registered.

[3:14:50] And now we have 85. However, since the previous report,

[3:14:55] all properties that have been registered. Uh, which were at

[3:15:01] the process where we might have been moving forward into

[3:15:04] tax sale proceedings, those have all been paid off. These

[3:15:09] are the results of the newest batch or, like I

[3:15:12] said, eight properties that are registered this year. So we're

[3:15:15] down to nell just having five properties. And, uh, the

[3:15:20] talks of more properties, big impayments. And this week. Property

[3:15:25] taxes, our rears have hung down. We're now down to

[3:15:29] about 933, 000 dollars. Versus where we were at, or

[3:15:35] sorry, we're at 858, 000 where we were at 933.

[3:15:39] Prior to that 1. 5 hours. So that progressively does

[3:15:43] decrease because we haven't had an additional installment come due.

[3:15:48] However, in my next report, the August 12th installment, uh,

[3:15:53] for any payments that have not been made for that

[3:15:55] installment roll, uh, comprise our makeup, some of our rears

[3:16:00] tolls. Also the accounts receivable for the town. I provided

[3:16:06] the update. On those. As a result of Council. Di

[3:16:14] and Resolution with regard to write off. He called that

[3:16:18] park accounts receivable is no longer included on our strength

[3:16:24] of goll's listing. It has been written off. And we

[3:16:29] have, um, we continue to monitor our accounts to see

[3:16:32] the rules. So the items that are in the current

[3:16:35] column. Just represent our data days. We do have the

[3:16:41] items related to Lambron slash Sam Municipal and Caldreme, which

[3:16:50] we will be moving off the less than tagging it

[3:16:54] to property taxes so that we can recover those from

[3:16:58] a municipal tile perspective. It'll be over a five year

[3:17:00] period beginning next year. And for the Call Drain, it'll

[3:17:04] be a 10 year period. Beginning next year as well.

[3:17:10] And the last item just identifies any payments in the

[3:17:15] months of July. Sorry, June at World for 15, 000

[3:17:20] dollars. We've also attached the budget variants reports. It helps

[3:17:28] payable listing. For the town. There is no accounts payable

[3:17:31] listing for the community centre. As there have not been

[3:17:35] any meetings since their last in July. And there's the

[3:17:41] procurement report that's been attached. So if the questions from

[3:17:44] Council, I'd be happy to answer. Was the procurement report.

[3:17:57] We budgeted 370, 000 dollars. There's a tether price of

[3:18:01] 83. Which on the face of it is create other

[3:18:07] than where did we go so offer? What is there

[3:18:13] such a large. Discrepancy. Between the budget. And the tender

[3:18:17] price. What that would be a big question? I asked

[3:18:21] Matt next month. As I don't know the exact specifics,

[3:18:26] but the original budget for the project included a certain

[3:18:31] number of tasks to be done a certain way. They

[3:18:34] sense that when they actually went out to tender and

[3:18:37] when I went to look at the bridge to write

[3:18:38] the tender, they were like, wait a minute. We could

[3:18:41] do it this differently. How old defer. Is that great?

[3:18:49] As long as I compare. Because I'll probably forget about

[3:18:51] it. The same work, just different way or less. Cost.

[3:19:00] Like not that I'm complaining about. I just concerned that.

[3:19:06] It's not going to get out the property. That's certainly

[3:19:08] only true. Well, Bible mentioned it. Then you get mad.

[3:19:12] I said, bring the Details. Next week. I think that's

[3:19:16] only. Fair. So. The additional funds that were. Raised out

[3:19:24] for the original estimated, what is the plan. I would

[3:19:32] go into budget. And if the surplus at the end

[3:19:35] of the year. Still ploughing, we have to have something

[3:19:39] though. Otherwise now we're going to. Extra, what, 300, 000.

[3:19:42] Doll or whatever? We'll see if I can hear how

[3:19:44] it seems. Okay. So notice what I was going to

[3:19:47] say through you, Mr. Marcus. The amount that's identified here

[3:19:50] is just the construction cost. So there is engineering costs

[3:19:53] that are associated with from our engineering consultants. So it's

[3:19:58] not just that 84, 000 or something. I just, yeah,

[3:20:03] I just think we should have some sort of direction.

[3:20:08] Though. Because you have been just supposed to do it

[3:20:09] with your driver's going on by saying.

[3:20:22] By the way, in second legends. You resolve Council receives

[3:20:31] the report treasures update for the mission purposes.

[3:20:50] Um, it is report. To go. We're going to. Get

[3:20:57] there. Okay. I thought we were, I wasn't sure because

[3:20:59] I know what Matt here. We were just going to

[3:21:01] kind of like reports. Everyone. Speaking of that Director Public

[3:21:07] Works. Fields? I feel that we already did the first

[3:21:11] one. So this other one left is the update. Any

[3:21:15] questions I can answer. Or if the answer for you.

[3:21:24] The Bridge 5 rehab. I'm assuming we don't have a

[3:21:29] Start date yet. And so I'm assuming it's going to

[3:21:34] leak into the school year. And are we who's responsibility?

[3:21:39] Is it, is the bridge will be close, I'm assuming

[3:21:42] you've trapped it. Boots responsibility. Is it going to be

[3:21:45] to retread specifically to Bosco. As we do for any

[3:21:52] of them, I'm like, I believe either Matt does or

[3:21:54] through the municipal 511 system that notice gets posted in

[3:21:58] there in advance so that they can plan here. Who

[3:22:02] has access to that. No, who else has access to

[3:22:05] that system to see, to be able to lock into

[3:22:08] it? Oh, it's publicly helpful. So like all of these

[3:22:15] things get posted so that school board see it all

[3:22:17] the time. I'm thinking specifically of the Christian school because

[3:22:22] I know they use that rage. Okay. And I don't

[3:22:24] know if they're all. Honestly don't know if they are

[3:22:27] not because they do their bossing privately. Right. They have

[3:22:29] their own bus. But I guess what time I know

[3:22:34] for a fact they, they brought kids off both sides

[3:22:37] that brief. Okay. Okay. We can make sure that they're

[3:22:40] special. Make sure that people know, right? Like again, it's

[3:22:45] going to be a problem, right? Let me get, it's

[3:22:47] going to be like downtown. It's going to be a

[3:22:50] problem. But I think one of the issues is that

[3:22:53] people know about it at times. And we do our

[3:22:55] best to reach everybody. We can, I think, is medication.

[3:22:59] I know my wife. No, she's the BP at the

[3:23:01] school. So like. Okay. I have to find them. Okay,

[3:23:11] around. Shouldn't be a tonsuit. Yeah, let me call it

[3:23:15] the art. Back. To the only one I have there.

[3:23:19] And I have Matt's been keeping me up to date.

[3:23:21] Too. But it's been quite helpful. Move on to.

[3:23:33] Fill in the one. Resolve counsell receives all the courts

[3:23:39] up days of fourth July, 2026 for information. In favor.

[3:23:47] Okay, moving on with a manager of planning. Mr. Mayor,

[3:23:50] I just have my, uh, my faulty update report. The

[3:23:53] only item I'd like to bring what's tension UP is

[3:23:56] that, uh, central vision grand valley where. Council Sauce Desire

[3:24:04] to have the OP under R control that we would

[3:24:07] make Council of Make Decisions for site specifics and minor

[3:24:11] push fundamentals. I followed the procedure that was given to

[3:24:16] me by County Staff. And you can see the response

[3:24:21] that it's going to go, I really don't know what's

[3:24:25] going to go. I guess my report and the Resolution

[3:24:28] for this Council will go to County Council, but there's

[3:24:34] no staff report, counting staff report, which I found very

[3:24:37] strange. So I guess I'm asking to kept the Council

[3:24:41] Representatives if you could plug this. I don't know where

[3:24:45] it's going. I mean, if I read my hard report

[3:24:47] was a lot better in tone that Amorites report, Emirates

[3:24:51] Report was very not great. Ours was very different. That

[3:24:57] took a different approach. They still consult with them. But

[3:25:00] ultimately, if it's urban here, it's urbanaire. Like, I mean,

[3:25:04] for those things, it's just, it is a duplication. Um,

[3:25:07] for major issues, like amendments to the county official plan,

[3:25:12] of course, we would have to send ours to there.

[3:25:14] So. I just thought, you know, we're at a stage

[3:25:17] now in our development that we should be able to

[3:25:19] look after these things. I was just, I was taken

[3:25:21] back by the email that I got. I've been pursued.

[3:25:24] I just wanted to see that. So there was Deputy

[3:25:27] American sort of pitch hit for us. I don't know

[3:25:31] if there is an issue. I was going to attempt.

[3:25:33] I think I'll just watch it. On the thing. So

[3:25:37] yeah, that is the only thing I wanted to bring

[3:25:39] to Council's Detention. But if there are any other questions,

[3:25:42] um, happy to do this. For Mark.

[3:25:53] Just a Colin, I had one on the limb, new

[3:25:56] CAO Dr. County, I bet race, the mechanism for developing

[3:26:00] charges. The building department not issuing a occupancy permit before

[3:26:07] they checked in the bus. And she said, show looking

[3:26:10] good. Thank you. And that said, I did. I was

[3:26:14] proactive with the one and I sent an email. Cause

[3:26:17] I hadn't heard anything. I just, I didn't want to

[3:26:19] fall off. And the response I got back, okay. Someone's,

[3:26:26] I'm like happy with. Uh, I dared ask because what

[3:26:30] we call this, this, this, this, this. I think I

[3:26:32] caught Steven. I did copy treasure for both like, wow.

[3:26:36] And every, every sentence ended in of Excalation. Exclamations mark.

[3:26:40] And I was just asking with the simple question. Just

[3:26:43] like, what's the status? Because I thought it would have

[3:26:46] been milled by now. And he, and it's like, okay,

[3:26:49] I respond. So I was just like, I don't know.

[3:26:52] I'm just, I'm just trying to keep the lines of

[3:26:54] communication. Oh, but I don't want to miss it. It's

[3:26:56] money that we're, we're old. We should have been owed

[3:26:59] a lot of time though. So we'll see what happens

[3:27:01] with that. So yeah, that was odd. This is odd.

[3:27:06] So when Mark says that each sentence standard with an

[3:27:08] exclamation mark, he's literally meaning that there was an exclamation

[3:27:12] market at the end of each sets, which kind of

[3:27:15] just, it was weird. Red really gave. It was like,

[3:27:18] I was not necessarily going to just said all I

[3:27:20] want is, no, we have an issue with yes because

[3:27:22] they're not finished. And that's all it just went through.

[3:27:26] Like a whole process. So I don't know what I

[3:27:28] did. That's it. Any questions for

[3:27:38] work, you've done by games like my long, the South

[3:27:42] Council seeds, the report PLN, 2026 - 124 - 1

[3:27:47] fleet planning update. Report August 2026 for information.

[3:28:00] Congrats. For you. For those, basically two updates. One in

[3:28:05] the Dog Count to update you and went on his

[3:28:07] monthly update. So I guess both of those at the

[3:28:11] same time. And answer any questions. Questions. For Resport. Dogs.

[3:28:19] I was just curious because we kind of made the

[3:28:21] decision to streamline and simplify the approach of the whole

[3:28:24] Dog mount day. Um, but now I guess this report

[3:28:27] is saying that it's just not worth it. I guess

[3:28:31] just like, how do we go from deciding that we're

[3:28:33] going to see it through? Because I guess it was

[3:28:36] started, you know, I think it basically beginning this term.

[3:28:39] Trying to come up with a solution for, I guess,

[3:28:41] just to get it wrapped up, just it's not. What

[3:28:47] you mean. Like we've already got, well, what is it

[3:28:50] going on? In the Count in town and we send

[3:28:53] out the notices in town about maybe a third or

[3:28:56] a half registered. And we don't know what the situation

[3:29:00] is with the others. Maybe they don't have their dogs

[3:29:02] anymore or they're just finely ignoring their feasible to investigate

[3:29:09] residents. It would take a lot of effort. To do

[3:29:13] it. But this thought is that there would be zero.

[3:29:16] Only. So if we got complaint or found that dog,

[3:29:20] that it's not like we give them six months or

[3:29:23] it would be no, get the dog license or you'll

[3:29:25] be fine. Okay. I don't know. I just like to

[3:29:28] see a follow through personally. That's kind of what we

[3:29:30] decided. To kind of pull this year as was kind

[3:29:32] of more tooth baby. But like, sure. It's certainly difficult

[3:29:36] to investigate these because they'll tell you that the dog

[3:29:40] doesn't live there. Yeah. But he knows now going there,

[3:29:43] whatever you guys went around, it was like a deer

[3:29:46] rebuild, right? We know there was a dog there that

[3:29:48] there was there last time. I mean, there's no, like

[3:29:52] that doesn't stand right. Then you know for a five

[3:29:54] minutes. And we kind of decided that if that's the

[3:29:57] fans they want to take, we just smile. And that's

[3:30:01] what it will be. So yes, if we go there

[3:30:03] and there's dog there, it's not like my point is

[3:30:06] that we're not going to go there. And like you

[3:30:10] said, like if the complaint doesn't probably not going to

[3:30:11] be a complaint, right? We're going to. I don't know,

[3:30:14] I'll let. You talk about it next time. Potentially. Hello.

[3:30:22] There we go. Steel with the non compliance. Because like

[3:30:26] I was never for this whole Doll Count in the

[3:30:31] first place. But we've committed at this stage of the

[3:30:34] game. So we're down to the last, what, 117, so

[3:30:40] to speak. It doesn't seem fair that everybody else has

[3:30:44] registered. It's registered. And then these people haven't and they

[3:30:48] get away with it. There's no consequence. So how do

[3:30:52] other municipalities? Like I'm not asking for an answer. Now.

[3:30:55] But I think. It should be looked at because, yeah.

[3:31:01] I don't. We'll miss all these don't do this. They

[3:31:02] don't do the dog counts. Or they had, or they

[3:31:05] have a large department of people whose job it is

[3:31:09] to do dog counts. And as you find right on

[3:31:11] the spot kind of thing. Yeah. So. The first place.

[3:31:20] So. Certainly, um. We would, if, if the direction is

[3:31:26] no, we want these 117 dogs pursued, we would likely

[3:31:30] need to bring in our canine control people. And it

[3:31:35] will just cost more. Our money end in time. So.

[3:31:39] We're certainly going to basically at this point I read

[3:31:43] deciding whether to cover losses. And. Just, here's what's been

[3:31:49] fine on and not play nights that something comes up.

[3:31:54] And also I guess from a liability point of anything

[3:31:57] happens. The people that are registered is municipality lives, but

[3:32:01] for not ensuring that, I don't know. Yeah. My sensing

[3:32:10] doesn't necessarily cover that. I mean. I didn't want to

[3:32:16] get into this. But since you brought it up, there

[3:32:17] are certain dog species that are not allowed to be

[3:32:19] in Ontario. We have been enforced that. And that may

[3:32:25] be a chunk of those 117 dogs is that they

[3:32:27] know their dog isn't a legal species. On. And are

[3:32:31] we going to, that would be. That's a different conversation

[3:32:35] that we would be entering. And that's where. We would

[3:32:44] be essentially telling people to destroy their dog. That's what

[3:32:47] the law states. That dogs have legal can't be here.

[3:32:52] And so, um, that's another part of our hesitation. Pursuit

[3:33:00] even further unless the problem. If the problem. Enforcement deals

[3:33:04] is they. Dogs that have been licensed there now participate

[3:33:09] and demonstrating that yes, Hey, the dogs are live here.

[3:33:12] They're contributing to the program. They're contributing to potential future

[3:33:16] dog related. Birks or doll things. And that is more

[3:33:24] where we were headed was to get coverage for the

[3:33:28] cost of DELP programs in town. It is on to

[3:33:32] me up to you. It's just a recommendation that we

[3:33:35] don't pursue for other, but we can if that's the

[3:33:39] direction of cancer. Sorry. The other part of the discussion

[3:33:46] I recall last was the fact that again now the

[3:33:48] people that did comply, they're kind of getting utilised. Like

[3:33:52] again, the short end of the state. They paid and

[3:33:54] registered. But if they just not, then they get away

[3:33:56] with it. Oh, this was the other part of the

[3:33:59] discussion that we had. Right. Like this is why we

[3:34:02] kind of also agreed to just again, you're correct. The

[3:34:05] whole initiative was potentially like a dog park. And we

[3:34:08] did invest in three - ish years. Into this. So

[3:34:12] it doesn't get through and get it. Done. And how

[3:34:14] would we do both of them. Because like if I

[3:34:16] had done it and I was sitting here having this

[3:34:18] discussion, I'd be like, oh my. Just reading, it's the

[3:34:23] reality. Like so how do we handle that? That is

[3:34:26] generally an argument than any of them. That'd be who's

[3:34:28] the ones that were licensed before. Like when people that

[3:34:30] have routinely licensed for the last 25, 30, 40 years

[3:34:34] could argue that as well. In which case. My, my

[3:34:40] direction wouldn't be to this, it would be. Just maybe

[3:34:43] sick and it's not priority, but we still need the.

[3:34:47] Action. That's. What I was supposed. To point of that,

[3:34:54] Will, the costs will definitely go to anyone. This is

[3:34:58] a bracket. He has three pile. He can do. I

[3:35:03] will object to that. Okay. As CAO, yeah, no. He.

[3:35:10] Doesn't just have three time. So that is the first

[3:35:14] objection I've heard. About having three time. Yeah. So I

[3:35:18] would still say yes either that then. I mean, or

[3:35:20] you give everyone money back. And I'm all just completely.

[3:35:24] That would be my stats on it. If I was

[3:35:27] like, we're not going to see it through mid and

[3:35:29] decision to see it. And now every hurdle, it's just

[3:35:31] let's just give up. This has been the problem with

[3:35:34] this. I guess it makes no sense. And that's flavour.

[3:35:40] I mean, open to you guys this guy. Is again

[3:35:42] Counter Ranked to the first? How much cost to give

[3:35:45] everybody the money back. I already talk about everybody. And

[3:35:50] then we don't. And then that, that would be the

[3:35:52] discussion. If we're fully refunding licences and we're not going

[3:35:56] to license anymore. Are we also going to do canine

[3:35:59] control. And if we are doing canine control, is it

[3:36:02] property taxes paying the cost of canine control. I'm very

[3:36:08] neutral on this. This is your community. This is your

[3:36:13] revenge fell. Are not quiet to do canine control. If

[3:36:17] they do, they have the decision was made because this

[3:36:19] is something again, this, I feel like it started with

[3:36:21] this chart account, so it's the size that it was

[3:36:23] going to happen with the emphasis on intensity. I. Know.

[3:36:26] But then nothing happened with it. And it kept coming

[3:36:28] back up. And I'm coming back up. Then not too

[3:36:31] long ago, it would. Let's just do it this way.

[3:36:33] We have direction to kind of represent us with how

[3:36:37] painstaking is it going to be for him. He said,

[3:36:39] no, do it this way. You're kind of here. Just

[3:36:41] get it done. And now it's, some people comply. Others

[3:36:45] don't. And now we're sitting here saying that they don't

[3:36:48] comply. But the wholesale no complaint that there's nothing that's

[3:36:50] going to happen. We just get away. With it. We

[3:36:53] can't do that. Like we made that decision. So my

[3:36:57] or we give direction to continue. I as best you

[3:37:01] can and then new term and Council can review this.

[3:37:05] And if they want to acknowledge it, they want to

[3:37:06] hammer down. They want to pay more look on this

[3:37:08] side. I just don't understand how this takes like four

[3:37:13] years. And now we're still back to the. Doesn't make

[3:37:18] sense. There should have been done. I should have still

[3:37:20] been working on it. I always thought this was a

[3:37:29] bit of the fools there. But one makes good point.

[3:37:33] And I think at least sending another letter to the

[3:37:37] people who didn't require the first fun. To out there

[3:37:42] at least still on notice. I don't think bad costs

[3:37:45] a whole lot of money. Less. Um. But yeah, I'm

[3:37:52] going to break red paper. That's commission points.

[3:38:04] Trying to put a bit of fear into the pen.

[3:38:06] I don't think a hundred dollar five is enough either.

[3:38:13] So that's how it's going to happen. Yeah. Just, just

[3:38:20] letting it go part of it. It's like, well, kind

[3:38:25] of this far. Right. Um. Yeah, I thought I think

[3:38:32] we should send the letter for sure. Um, try to

[3:38:36] follow up. Where you get. But I know we have

[3:38:43] a lot of people keep on to put property standards.

[3:38:50] Domingos. Yeah. I've always put a parking, but they're probably

[3:38:57] be not as much true. So as there are. But

[3:39:01] I mean, that's getting into operations. So yeah, I would

[3:39:06] do a letter. No, look, as you were able, if

[3:39:10] you happen to be down street doing something else, it

[3:39:15] does not, yeah, there any can sort of go together.

[3:39:19] We're only not going to go knock on this door

[3:39:21] and see if the dog there. You know, at some

[3:39:24] point in time, our wheelhouse could just say the dog

[3:39:27] here, you have to give license work. And then put

[3:39:31] it off a property order to prove that it's not

[3:39:34] actually their comic. I don't know the process on that

[3:39:40] whether that's a court decision. Okay. So that would be,

[3:39:45] can I think it should be that way, right? If

[3:39:48] Staff show up at a door and the dog there,

[3:39:50] that's not licensed. He is your license. Here's the bill.

[3:39:55] That should be process. And then put it on method.

[3:39:59] Put it on the power B owner to. Prove that

[3:40:03] it's not their dog. Or that they deserve an exception.

[3:40:15] Okay. That's where I followed. So I will need direction

[3:40:18] on whatever we're doing, whether we're charging or if we're

[3:40:22] sending out a bill or if we're going whatever or

[3:40:24] doing nothing. That's what we need. To know. What's the

[3:40:28] resolution district? So the board.

[3:40:43] I have a look. At the canine control by law

[3:40:45] enforcement. Frictions. In a long time slightly. I remember what

[3:40:48] it says. Sort of billing return debt. Anytime those pieces.

[3:41:20] The. B - 26th age. Controlled Dog Count and other

[3:41:26] matters were Purples Pro. And the Resolution reads, it resolved

[3:41:31] that Council receives the metal cannot control. com, other matters.

[3:41:35] And further that Council Direct staff to follow up with

[3:41:37] properties that were found to have doll register. And further

[3:41:41] that these properties be given 30 days. And further that

[3:41:44] following these 30 days, can I control will issue fines

[3:41:47] for unregistered line. So. We're now 38 past

[3:41:57] that. So I guess so just that kind of renders

[3:41:59] what the FBMer is writing that. Will happen, but. It's

[3:42:03] already been a resolution. That's why I said like, cause

[3:42:06] Brad had this whole thing about having to travel and

[3:42:09] all that stuff. And we said, no, this is what

[3:42:10] we're doing. It was a shorter scope. For now. We've

[3:42:14] gone past that. Yeah. So thank you. Connor. So what

[3:42:21] is, so what is the direction? How issue is fine.

[3:42:25] That's what's already said that he should be issuing fun.

[3:42:30] Yeah. Sorry, this is where I'm coming from. It's like,

[3:42:33] I remember the last meeting we kind of already did

[3:42:35] this. So to come here now, the Reedo is not

[3:42:37] worth it. Like we already had this injection. If you

[3:42:41] need context for any type of research, you're writing that

[3:42:44] resolution was 2026. 0531. And it was from the May.

[3:42:52] Here. Let me get back to that. 2026, 05, 31.

[3:42:58] What's from the May 26. Meeting.

[3:43:19] Followed the word. So I guess I got to ask

[3:43:29] that that was already the previous direction from May. I

[3:43:32] guess, how was it. I guess why are we here.

[3:43:36] Because then this is like this kind of, I think

[3:43:38] there was another quest for an update. But then the

[3:43:42] update shouldn't have been this, the update should have been,

[3:43:45] I find all of. The, I'm not sure that the

[3:43:49] previous reports outlined the cost of that. So we wanted

[3:43:53] to bring those, what the fact that the costs will

[3:43:57] far exceed any fine or permit revenue. Just because this

[3:44:03] is Brad's, this isn't going through the, whatever the graduate

[3:44:07] is going to take matter of how time, assuming is

[3:44:09] it to verify for Resident Evil. How far each roughly.

[3:44:14] And then they cited our museum. And I'm just saying

[3:44:17] there. I think, yeah, we made the decision already is

[3:44:20] my point. And now here we are arguing, like it's

[3:44:23] kind of like this, this is just breeze past previous

[3:44:25] motion. This is like what I'm going to try now

[3:44:29] to understand. Tried to just make and Council fully aware.

[3:44:35] Of. The applications of that motion. Okay. Let's draft implications

[3:44:41] with the word I was trying to find. Okay everybody's

[3:44:47] all right. Um, move by Lauren's like my file. You

[3:44:51] saw the Council receives the report doctrine update for information

[3:44:54] purpose. And further that the 2026 - 0530 - 31

[3:45:02] from Maine 2026 meeting the employment. Any questions on there.

[3:45:17] What is Just try to answer. Do you know if

[3:45:24] he's issued a client on the property with the paper.

[3:45:28] I won't discuss specific cases and helping Council sessions. So

[3:45:32] you could ask me after. Discussing. If I fill second

[3:45:39] by James, Peter's all the Council receives through four by

[3:45:42] - law enforcement status update July 2026 for information. Prison.

[3:45:46] Favourite. To look at.

[3:45:57] Throws some pills. Of Meeting. Non - figures, Benny, I

[3:46:03] am or not. Um. I. Would mention it to CAO.

[3:46:10] Scheme name. Ball Dining. Sorry being fixed.

[3:46:29] Um, correspondence. Trusted any name of those.

[3:46:41] Here is all of the Council received the correspondence listed

[3:46:43] on the Tuesday, August 11, 2026 Council Agenda. Favourite.

[3:47:00] Can we counsel report. County Council as meeting on Turs.

[3:47:08] Talk about. Minister Denification?

[3:47:19] That news? I couldn't have that. That's number two. Oh,

[3:47:24] okay. What was Ken? Take one. No, he can't. Cancelling.

[3:47:29] Okay. Yes.

[3:47:52] Council updates. Anybody put up to something or his summer's

[3:47:55] taken over. He's pretty quiet. We did meet with the

[3:48:00] OTP, which I touched on previously. Um, it's just the

[3:48:04] chairs of the Respective Wards. That was July. Um, letter

[3:48:10] record has met once briefly just to talk with the

[3:48:14] stuff. Just to get, make sure things are going. As

[3:48:20] his. Just what is happening. About.

[3:48:32] Anybody with some new business? So there's that type of

[3:48:36] federation. There. Producers having the barbecue tonight. I think everybody

[3:48:40] got invited by the two. It's a name, right. Might

[3:48:44] be worth going to. Have a nice new fire. Have

[3:48:48] I ever seen a house. Hit miss. I had a

[3:48:54] very, very. Nice move actually. It's not creep with our

[3:48:57] new CAO at the county. He said. She's got a

[3:49:02] lot of ideas, which is good. I told her some

[3:49:05] of it. We're probably going to get her fired. And

[3:49:07] she said, I'm okay with that. So I said, well,

[3:49:11] then I think we're going to get a long justified.

[3:49:14] So. Uh, yeah. So I think we'll see how that

[3:49:19] goes, but I think. There's certainly a new energy there

[3:49:23] anyways. But she's free to table. And I think that

[3:49:30] was the hope. Yeah, she. Has.

[3:49:41] Apparently they weren't going to be on what changed it

[3:49:44] mentioned. A new business Decider would have new business. Why

[3:49:52] don't we do closed session. Could we do a new

[3:49:57] business app? Cause there might be something that comes out

[3:49:59] of closed session. That might be under new business. We'll

[3:50:02] see. Or you could include that promotion, the rising report

[3:50:05] motion. Well, we might, we'll talk about in a closed

[3:50:10] session, but it might be a discussion that has to

[3:50:12] be an open session. That's what I'm asking. So if

[3:50:15] we can hold on to new business. Okay, fine, still

[3:50:19] around, I also have to leave. To make now. I'll

[3:50:23] stick around. For people. I need. Help. Don't notice the

[3:50:28] motion. You've got one. I lost. By. Love. Essentially, not,

[3:50:37] it needs to be deferred. So I don't think we

[3:50:42] would be, I don't think we need to pass a

[3:50:43] resolution. We'll just put deferred. Yeah. I've just been going

[3:50:46] to set this. So. I have to let Paul Malmore

[3:50:51] come into Close session. So you can sneak in a.

[3:51:01] Commit that we passed the motion first and we can

[3:51:03] shut the meeting. Okay. By Lauren Secobait chase.

[3:51:15] Counting Resolve itself into a meaning that is closed public

[3:51:19] at 141. Also all the text PM. Municipal 2021 under

[3:51:28] the provisional section 239 to a bracket. As follows personal

[3:51:35] matters, uh, unidentifiable and controlling muciful or local. C is

[3:51:41] a proposed of pending announces when, but Valley was on

[3:51:46] board and K position plan procedure criteria or instruction to

[3:51:51] be applied to any negotiations carried on or to be

[3:51:56] carried on, but I mean, I have the municipali. All

[3:51:59] the. Two.

[5:13:33] Lauren second by Phil, be a result of Call for

[5:13:35] the Churched Meaning at 303. P. m. To rise and

[5:13:42] record in open session.

[5:13:56] It was all that the closed session minutes of July

[5:13:59] 14, 2026 close session Council Medien, the July 21, 20026

[5:14:05] Closed Council meeting be approved as circulated. Confiber again.

[5:14:21] We resolve the Council receives confidential report sale of town

[5:14:24] grab fit in Southgate. Pool of sale. I've heard of

[5:14:28] that Council approves the sales of the property located at

[5:14:31] 046384. Surfgate road - 04 Southgate, Ontario to be an

[5:14:38] email cate farms. For the amount of 825, 000. And

[5:14:43] authorized the CAO to work with the Councilici to conclude

[5:14:47] the sale. Equals to the favor.

[5:15:00] By. James. Single. - iPhone. You resolve the Council receives

[5:15:07] the confidential report fireboard and directs the CAO to proceed

[5:15:11] as discussed in closed session. And arrange deletion by the

[5:15:15] mayor of the town. Got the township of the towns

[5:15:22] of their brand regarding the fireboard. Questions on finger.

[5:15:41] My fill. It resolved the Council of received Confidential Verbal

[5:15:45] Update regarding medical centre lease, mix CAO to proceed as

[5:15:49] disgusting close sessions.

[5:16:06] By James, second by Paul, he resolved the Council receives

[5:16:09] the Staffing Update and Dreo to proceed as discussed in

[5:16:13] Gluci.

[5:16:25] Gonna circle back to new business. Okay. You wish this,

[5:16:28] the last. And I

[5:16:38] get, so. Talk. A lot about. Where funding comes. Corree,

[5:16:45] but certain one of those things. And I don't know

[5:16:49] if this is feeds or not. What I would say

[5:16:52] was just throwing in a preserve. My suggestion would be

[5:16:55] to take half the money and create an endowment. Part.

[5:17:00] Charles, the anomaly fund is that you never have access

[5:17:03] to whatever capital you put in. But you have in

[5:17:08] perpetuity, you have interest. And so it's not a whole

[5:17:13] lot, but it's something that wouldn't just be property taxes.

[5:17:19] Whether we set up our own, I don't even know

[5:17:21] if we're allowed to. I'm assuming we could. Hand it

[5:17:25] to the Duffy Community Country. I'm assuming we could do

[5:17:28] that. But that managed for us. Or we have to

[5:17:32] set up our own. But I. Just, I've been taking

[5:17:37] a lot. About how we talk about where do we

[5:17:40] get our money from. We only have property taxes. So

[5:17:42] at least we have an opportunity here to at least

[5:17:45] start something different. It wouldn't be a whole hell of

[5:17:50] a lot of year, but we have other properties that

[5:17:52] are surplus. We're probably going to sound. Next turn, then

[5:17:57] maybe the next term council would add to it. And

[5:18:00] if you can build up an invalidment pun, you can

[5:18:03] eventually have a source of continual. I'm going to call

[5:18:08] it a, well, revenue is the right word. That separate

[5:18:12] property taxes. And that's what we, because for the four

[5:18:15] seedful future, that's all we found. Right? We've got property

[5:18:18] tax, and it's mostly resentful. And I think we need

[5:18:22] to try something different. And that's one way of doing

[5:18:26] differently. Grab it. Okay, so we put in a reserve,

[5:18:29] and we don't make anything you'd be, we're going to

[5:18:31] use the reserves. And then they're all. So that was

[5:18:37] my gospel. It's a different federal. That's a community foundation.

[5:18:42] And I don't know how to know what we've heard.

[5:18:46] It lasted money with them. Bascular Museum of Dufford did,

[5:18:51] and we're not that much different than the museum with

[5:18:53] Doughton. First Rex took out the profit. Any comments. I'm

[5:19:01] going to be an idea. Yeah, I will. Those two

[5:19:07] James and Lauren. First. Give the floor ball. Okay, thank

[5:19:16] you, Richard. Um, through you, if nothing else, LES would

[5:19:20] have, is it one financial or whatever their group is

[5:19:24] for investments? But I, depending on what Staff say, as

[5:19:28] far as the limited, like it's got to be low

[5:19:30] risk, uh, zero risk or whatever, something like that. If

[5:19:34] I remember. From some of their discussions at conferences, so

[5:19:40] that'd be another option if we wanted to invest. Did

[5:19:48] you have, I'm just curious right now, have you had

[5:19:50] any of what would this interest be used for, which

[5:19:52] I'm like for community grants. Or are we talking for

[5:19:56] interest to outside walks? Or what are we interested. I

[5:20:00] think B up for, I'm throwing it to General Revenue,

[5:20:03] right? Is what I would be. Right. Like I'm, I'm,

[5:20:06] I'm searching for different Revenue streets. That's on search for.

[5:20:13] Okay. That's the idea behind. Right? The flip side is

[5:20:17] you don't have access to the principle. Right. So like

[5:20:23] a cemetery reserve, we can't touch. It. What have you

[5:20:29] and one financial, I guess in way you want to

[5:20:30] make sure you don't. But. Um, just from staff, what

[5:20:35] is we have to take some money out of the

[5:20:38] funding to cover the lot we purchased at the West

[5:20:40] Pa No east. Back alley? I had, I had that

[5:20:48] number. I don't. 225 would pay for it, I think.

[5:20:52] Oh, that's right. Okay. I think it's 225, we paid.

[5:20:55] So we need to take that count back to that.

[5:20:57] That's 225. And then, uh, yeah, the rest weekend decided.

[5:21:05] Do you want. So he decided his meeting. Sorry, Paul.

[5:21:10] Has to be decided this meeting? No, and I'll tell

[5:21:20] you why, because you're not spending it. We're also on

[5:21:22] technically getting in until what was their completion date. So

[5:21:27] yeah, we'll get the money some 10 night or something

[5:21:29] like that. Yeah. Like a week or two after clothes

[5:21:31] and stuff. Like the next term of council too. So

[5:21:35] we've been all the time to figure out it. Do

[5:21:37] you want to report back on usability of this announcement.

[5:21:42] Idea. Well, if nobody likes there, I figured I'd ask

[5:21:48] if not, he likes the ID. I don't have to

[5:21:49] do it anymore. It's kind of handy. Yes. Exactly. I

[5:21:53] like it. I can get ideas that I have to

[5:21:56] do more work, which I can do. Okay. I don't

[5:21:58] mind doing. Okay. I personally all in favor of investing.

[5:22:03] I mean, we've done it now in Fireboard, the BIA.

[5:22:05] If that made it, definitely, no risk is good. I

[5:22:09] don't really like the idea of not having access to

[5:22:11] the principal only because of how, seeing how things can

[5:22:15] arise and how this TARD has struggled to maybe expect

[5:22:19] as a call. It's nice to just kind of have

[5:22:21] a little bit of a leg out. Um, sorry. Anyway,

[5:22:27] that's international that's it. Like I could keep going for

[5:22:30] those type of head. I mean, we know we're going

[5:22:32] to have their projects coming up. We know we're going

[5:22:34] to get hit with some surprises and who the heck

[5:22:36] knows who's going to go on, which means community centred

[5:22:38] by a car, whatever. Um, I don't want to just

[5:22:41] extend it because we have it, but I think it's,

[5:22:44] I'd like to still have access to it. You know.

[5:22:51] I agree with Deputy Maris. Suggestion. I don't know if

[5:22:57] that's the right direction. In terms of, or the right

[5:23:01] tool. But in general, I don't want to have access

[5:23:04] to it because that's where we are right now. Because

[5:23:07] we have access to a larger reserve. So we dig

[5:23:10] into it. And screwing shots. That's the problem. Because we

[5:23:16] say, Oh, we can just take it on a reserve.

[5:23:18] See, bakers, those bad players, which we don't do. Doesn't

[5:23:21] don't have enough money. So then we're right back. To

[5:23:26] square one. That's a problem. Like I understand what you're

[5:23:29] saying. But having that easy access is part of the

[5:23:35] situation. Part of the problem that's got us here at

[5:23:38] first because we have had access to the funds. But

[5:23:42] I think also how we ended last year in that

[5:23:45] emergency meeting had to do because we had no money

[5:23:47] and all these other things. And now the other thing

[5:23:49] that was a cash flow. Yeah. And BK, we also

[5:23:53] have no reserves. You know what I mean? And like

[5:23:55] now we could potentially have something that mortal run. Comes

[5:23:58] from. I could be smart enough. Well, then we have

[5:24:01] to start painting our reserves back. Which is separate from

[5:24:05] that. See the problem with land is they're not making

[5:24:08] any more of it. And so without the properties. Offload

[5:24:18] them with the money in. But my biggest thing is,

[5:24:21] is the return of these places. It's like. One percent

[5:24:25] is not a return. That just covers the bank charges

[5:24:27] and administration fees. That's my only. But you know that.

[5:24:38] S what money we don't have now. We don't have.

[5:24:43] So all we had was a lot of there. So

[5:24:44] now we'll have 600, 000 dollars. Just take the interest

[5:24:50] off of that as a Regustream. Excuse Paul. Thank

[5:25:00] you, Urshi. I would lean. So either we can get

[5:25:03] a report, but I would lean that sale of land

[5:25:07] goes towards purchase of another piece. We're going to have

[5:25:09] purchases in the future here as we grow. Um, that

[5:25:14] down payment should pay for something that we're going to

[5:25:17] need. Um, but I'm fine. Like I would move a

[5:25:21] motion that we get direction on the feasibility of an

[5:25:24] endowment or investing into, uh, one with LAS, one financial

[5:25:29] or whatever it's called. But that would be as far

[5:25:32] as I want to go at the moment. Just to

[5:25:35] get a report pack. I also concur with buying another

[5:25:42] property that we're going to have. To get in place.

[5:25:46] Everyone can't jeopardize locking out half to put that money

[5:25:50] as. And then now having access to it. Then you

[5:25:53] can't use it device as properly. No, I said where

[5:25:57] I'm coming from. Like why locking up if we're going

[5:25:59] to spend it. Set up the doll in for a

[5:26:02] certain time too. Why don't that go down to do

[5:26:06] it. Oh, I want to do stuff. Staff looking. Can

[5:26:16] I offer one more option? No for us to consider.

[5:26:21] Can we pay back some of the internal bar money

[5:26:24] that we have already. So the issue that we have

[5:26:27] is that we know that we have internal borrowing. We

[5:26:30] don't have necessarily a plan to repair. For the existing.

[5:26:38] I'm not talking about the DC that we're going to

[5:26:40] be borrowing with competition. I'm talking about the other ones.

[5:26:47] This before long way to closing that gap. I mean,

[5:26:52] I just thought I'd put it up there. Also, I

[5:26:55] have to, so you have like money. So, so just

[5:27:00] I think I kind of tried to touch on it

[5:27:03] a while ago when I asked for a report on

[5:27:04] where we were in December to June, but I think

[5:27:07] we need, if we're going to do that, we need

[5:27:10] to report on what, cause that's funding that we spent

[5:27:12] without any tracking or control. Right. If that's going to

[5:27:16] go back to repaid, not DCs, like it's not just

[5:27:20] an internal cash flow thing. I think we need to

[5:27:22] figure out what did we spend that we didn't have

[5:27:24] money for. And if it, if it, if we need

[5:27:27] half a million dollars of suns, repay stuff that we've

[5:27:30] purchased or expended without knowing what the funding source was,

[5:27:35] I think that's a, that's a very concerning, predicament we

[5:27:40] find ourselves in. So thank you, Mr. Man, that was,

[5:27:44] I think there were parts that I've already provided to

[5:27:47] date. There was a horse of investigations that I had

[5:27:51] done. I mean, for instance, purchasing that peaceful end that

[5:27:56] we're talking about repaying that is a perfect example of

[5:27:59] something that we had to take money out, but we

[5:28:02] didn't have the money in our budget. Um, there were

[5:28:08] other instances where for cash flow purposes, um, the money

[5:28:13] was moved from reserves into our operated back end. And

[5:28:17] it just, I think it was a regular practice before.

[5:28:20] In some cases, it did get repaid. But based on

[5:28:23] the analysis, I still had more to pay back. It

[5:28:31] would be more directly related to property tabs. So rears

[5:28:34] that we had to casually flow it from reserves. Versus

[5:28:42] purchases life gated block. That was not budgeted for, I

[5:28:46] can't think of any other purchases that we did that

[5:28:49] were going on funded by the budget. So any direction

[5:28:54] to Staff at this point is it's just a more

[5:28:58] consideration. I like the idea. I'd make a motion that

[5:29:03] we have a staff report back on the feasibility of

[5:29:06] an endowment investing with, uh, LAS or what Steven just

[5:29:11] asked for. Those three options. I think we need to

[5:29:14] give it some consideration. So I think we need some

[5:29:17] information to make that decision. Just information everything.

[5:29:28] You'd have to find a second here, but that'd be

[5:29:31] what I'd do. Sorry. I was thinking about.

[5:29:44] Yeah. Just more, I mean, this will come back quick.

[5:29:48] Yeah. Theft community foundation, they guarantee a five percent return.

[5:29:53] They have to discredit five percent of their funds that

[5:29:57] are invested every year. They've been making, while over five

[5:30:02] percent a year, they take, they take two percent.

[5:30:12] And then they do invest either AD. If they make

[5:30:16] more, if the option of giving up five percent or

[5:30:21] reinvesting it like increasing the size of these element, you

[5:30:25] can have any sort of trouble if you need it.

[5:30:30] And you can have up to 50 percent of the

[5:30:32] fact. If you're in a crisis situation. The court has

[5:30:35] to prove that. The other 50 percent is that block

[5:30:39] in. That is the downside of having an outlet. The

[5:30:44] upside of it is you have money. To be. Most

[5:30:49] of us can sort of allow five since years of

[5:30:51] extremely well though. You know, the world around excuses. They've

[5:30:56] had a lot of really good. They have one really

[5:30:58] bad year. Bay five years in midtines. In the past

[5:31:03] few years. So is there a, we have a Paul

[5:31:08] moved devotion that Staff Report back on the endowment planned

[5:31:12] idea, the one investment program. And the Call and Reserve

[5:31:18] payback. Jamie's second did it. I'm assuming this will come

[5:31:25] look at recommendation. I already know what Stevens. I mean,

[5:31:31] we can all recite him now every time we know

[5:31:34] where that's fun. It's just in a different pocket. Let's

[5:31:40] put it to the wraith pocket. That's me. Is that

[5:31:47] all for conventions to make? Yep. Okay. Give me a

[5:31:53] link so I can make down so we don't have

[5:31:54] to get it in the Stafford on us resolution. Go

[5:32:02] ahead. I'll catch up on this action. But you know,

[5:32:05] if there's. My felon

[5:32:15] second, my Lauren, he was ultimately given to introduce a

[5:32:19] biological. Confirm the proceedings. Of the regular Council Meeting on

[5:32:23] LDON Tuesday, August 11, 2026. And it'd be given the

[5:32:28] necessary readings and asked a number as Bylaw 2026 -

[5:32:33] 48 on favourite.

[5:32:44] Okay. You already did. You already told us the list.

[5:32:48] So I'm just writing the camera. Okay. Move by James.

[5:32:54] Sign of my poll. He resolved that we now do

[5:32:57] adjourn this regular Council meeting at. 323. P. m. To

[5:33:06] me again for a regular Council meeting on September the

[5:33:09] 8, 2026 6 p. m. or it's called in there.

[5:33:13] Favor. Seeking for the 6 p. m. September's back to

[5:33:18] two meetings. What.

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