Morning everyone. We begin with our land acknowledgement of the township of
Severron. We recognize the following land acknowledgement. We would like to
begin by acknowledging that the land on which we gather in which the township of
Severron operates is part of the traditional territory of Shaab. For
thousands of years, indigenous peoples have been inhabiting and caring for this
land. In particular, we acknowledge the territory of the Ojiway or Chipoaz
peoples. This territory is covered by the Lake Simco Treaty 16 and the J
Collins land purchase. We are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this
land and by doing so give our respect to its first inhabitants and I'll sing our
national anthem please.
Oh Canada, [singing] [music]
our home and native [music] land. True [singing]
pat [music] love in all of us. [singing]
With glowing hearts we see [singing] the rise the true north and free
[singing] from far and wide oh
we stand [singing] on guard for thee God [singing] keep our land
glorious [music] [singing]
and
Oh Canada, we stand [singing]
on God for [music] thee. [singing]
Oh Canada, we stand on [singing and music] guard
for thee.
» Thank you. Approval of the agenda. Madame Clerk,
» thank you. The motion reads that the agenda be adopted as circulated.
» Move in a second. Moved by councelor Taylor, second by councelor Brennan. All
in favor? That's carry. Thank you. Uh there no any disclosure of peunary
interest. None. We have no presentations or
delegations. The consent agenda. this any member of council councelor Dan
Jansson >> I'd like to pull the uh E.5.1
the cold water which is walk parking at bear drones please thank you
deputy mayor Cox
I don't I just want to speak to sorry [clears throat]
um just a second I'll sorry Alison I
the crosswalk. >> Okay.
» Yeah. >> You want to just speak to it now?
» I just want to speak to it now. >> I just wanted it to be known to anyone
who's listening today that we are going to go into the design mode and it will
be $20,000 and that that will help get it faster done faster so that we can get
it to the budget in January and then we can get it going for uh the school year
of 2027. Thank you. Okay. >> Any others?
Okay. Seeing none, madame clerk, do you have a motion?
» Thank you. Motion reads that the consent list for August 20th, 2026 and the
recommendations contained therein be adopted as resolutions of council with
the exception of E5.1. >> Move in a second, please. Move by
councelor um McIntyre, second by Deputy Mayor Cox. All in favor? That's carried.
Thank you. The following motion is that the council
resolve into committee the whole. >> Okay. Move in a second, please. By
councelor Brennan, second by councelor Taylor. All in favor? It's carried.
Thank you.
» Thank you. >> Yes. Good morning.
» Yes. So for our whole business item is the E5.1 by councelor
Jansen. >> Hey, thank you very much. Um at the last
meeting we had before the notice of motion.
No, not that one. You show the next
» Okay, everybody can hear me without an echo. Okay, that's much better. So, at
the last meeting, we put forward a a notice of motion was put forward in
regards to a parking plan uh with the Cold Water BIA uh to use the
fairgrounds. It would be a one-time use uh to allow parking at the fairgrounds.
Um uh the plan is included in the agenda. Uh it was supported by the uh
Cold Water Alliance Club. Um I did ask if any questions were to come forward to
uh to let me know. Um I didn't receive any questions. I'm not sure if there are
any questions and if there's if there's not then uh yep go ahead sorry
» thank you council from a process perspective before any debate can happen
on this issue council one has to vote to reconsider or first to wave the council
procedural bylaw second is is to vote to actually
reconsider this because council made a decision on this back in I think it was
May um was the most recent decision as part of theou discussion so um those two
motions and they do require a supermajority to both pass before the
item can be discussed. So with that, the first motion would be that council wave
section 66 to the council procedural bylaw.
» And uh we have a mover. Second uh council McIntyre, second council Taylor,
all in favor passes. The next motion will be that a
portion of motion C 2026-148 be reconsidered as it pertains to the
cold water BA and the Taba severance memorandum of understanding and the use
of the cold water fairgrounds. Mover mover councelor Jansen second
council McIntyre. All in favor that motion passes.
» Now feel free to debate the motion unless uh member
» any further discussion required. Seeing none. Oh, sorry. Did I answer?
» Oh, I apologize
question. >> Didn't think so. I thought you figured
it. We are good discussion. that. >> Oh, I'm sorry. It's
» um I have a and one of my uh discussion is is there's some suggestions and some
questions. So, the first one is that we're coming in sorry
we're coming in from the community center parking lot and I talked to you
about this Dan. Uh, so we'll be going by the playground and it says here that
there will be three volunteers per zone, right? I I I think maybe that one might
need an extra only because if there are any children playing because which is
what starts at 4. So we should just make sure we cover that and make sure that
there's a lineup there. The other question I had was it says three
volunteers per zone and then on the I'm very sorry, but then on the uh thing it
says there's a little blue person that says nine station volunteers. Is there
nine at every zone? Um
» I believe the plan was to have three at at each zone.
» Yeah, but if you look at the legend, it says nine stationed volunteers.
That's I was just wondering how that worked.
I think that would might have been total.
» No, >> but there's a person everywhere.
» But anyway, sorry. >> The volunteers are Yeah, just check on
those because the volunteers are the if this is going to work. You need that
those volunteers, right? We need lots of them.
» And and um I would hope that you may have a backup because you never know
because I've been there, done that. Oh, gee, I can't come or I forgot I was
supposed to be there. The other one I have is [clears throat]
instead of exiting out Robinson Street, which can get congested, I would might
suggest that you go out onto Community Center Drive by the horse barn, just
because if you come in that way, um if you go out around that way, you're sort
of heading out of town, you could be right near the street and the flow might
be better. And the other one I have is, and I
talked to you about this soon, what happens if cars are left? I understand
that you've got numbers. I understand what you're doing, but once again, I've
been volunteers and rodeos and beer fests and everything else. What happens
at 11:00? If there's six cars left, you got to lock them in. Then what happens?
Cuz I don't know if we can tow them. And I don't know what happens then. And I
have a fear that someone might say, "Oh, I'm just going to drive home and then
decide that go to Legion or go somewhere and then leave their car." So, I think
that's a big one because I think you may run into quite a few who do it. You
might want to bump your time back because that way if it's
10:00, you might get them there to move a car
over to the another parking lot or somewhere. It's just a concern I have
about people leaving their vehic vehicles there. Okay. I just like
» concerns and I can bring back clarification on that. Thank you.
» Okay. >> Yes, councilor Minnings.
» Hi, thank you through the chair. Thanks for bringing this back and for the new
information.
Would you consider signage? I know we've had parking in Cold Water an issue
before and it was due to no signage. So, do you have signage for this event
saying that the parking lot will be locked and closed at a certain time? Um,
and that people should come before that, otherwise they can't get their car until
whatever. Because, you know, communications is key. And when it
doesn't happen, it's not fair to lock somebody in when they have no idea that
their car will be stuck for the night or whatever. So, is that part of it, Dan?
Is that what the committees has in place? I know that part of it is that
the volunteers that are working at that front gate are to be instructing each
driver that the lot will be closed at a certain time and and that's why that
phone number requirement is there. >> So sorry just sub
» but the I think the sign idea is a great idea uh to add a like a Bristol board
sign or something. >> Thank you. I will only support this if
there is an actual written sign because I know putting it on volunteers to
mention it as people are going out I don't think is enough. I think in
fairness Bristol board or what signage needs to be there and I think that's
just a good basic practice. Thank you. >> I think that's fair.
» Um yes, madam CEO.
» Thank you. Uh the director of wreck is on vacation today so I'm bringing
forward some of his concerns. Uh firstly to address deputy mayor's
» hard to hear. >> Oh sorry because I'm not I'm not very
loud but I'll try to be louder. How's that? Um to address the deputy mayor's
concern about the inn out. Uh Craig also had some concerns. So if you choose to
approve this I would suggest you direct them back to work with staff on a
finalized plan. Um, but he did want me to remind council about why you closed
it in the first place. So, uh, the gates were closed in 2020,
uh, to vehicle traffic because we had concerns about conflicting with the
playground. Um, and since then, numerous groups have
come [clears throat] to ask for it to be open, and you have said no each time
because you decided it should be closed. So his question was, if you say yes to
this, how does it become a one-time thing? Can you say no to future groups?
What's the criteria? How do you look at that? And he wanted me to remind you
that the in the fairgrounds master plan, the fairgrounds is a green space um that
isn't supposed to house cars other than the um [snorts] fair who has a separate
agreement and liability insurance with us. So if you did it, you would also
want liability insurance uh from the BIA to cover the township. Um witches walk
sometimes has some alcohol involved. So there there is some risk there. So just
some things to consider about if you okay this request, what do you do with
future requests?
» Okay. Uh yeah, Council Taylor.
» Yeah, just a comment. Uh uh the witches walk is a huge event as a thing and to
to comment on what Lori said. Uh I'm certainly in favor of a one-time trial,
see how it goes. But to see all the community come together, especially the
Lions Club to try and pull this thing off. They've got a proven track record
of running large scale events and I think it's uh you live and learn. You
try it this year and fine-tune for the next year. So, I would certainly support
it and I have no problem councelor Minnings to put a sign up there and but
I'm certainly support this. Thanks,
» Council Minnings. >> Thank you. So, uh further to the um CO's
comments. So, thank you for that around alcohol. That wasn't on my radar and
it's I think the first time you mentioned So, my question is to uh
councelor Jansen. Is the BIA selling or serving alcohol at the event?
» Uh, the BIA does not serve alcohol. There are numerous restaurants in town
as well as the Legion. >> Thank you. So, I just held an event for
my seniors in Aurelia uh week before last. and the price for a two-day event
for up to 200 people for liability insurance, which you also mentioned,
which should be a standard. Um, naming the township as one of the payes or as
one of the parties on the liability. If that's not on our contracts to use
space, Branny Group, I think it should be. Um, it cost me under $20 for
liability for my event uh with no alcohol. And if I was to serve alcohol,
it would have gone up into the several hundreds. So, um I think that's is that
a standard practice to have liability insurance with the township covered?
» Uh yeah, m and then >> it is, but just we don't rent the
fairgrounds out for this purpose. So, we don't have that process in place. So, I
would suggest that council direct us to do that. But if you're renting a hall or
something that we do rent, then yes, that's a standard practice.
» Thank you. And I understand that about a capital building, you know, an event
space or a meeting hall, a community hall, but isn't the pub uh the parking
lot also township property?
» It is. Yes. So then I would I would hope council would support whether it's just
a one-off approval now for this event, but going forward that if that isn't
covered in a contract for using a space uh for a public event that the p parking
lot should be available and should be um uh under some kind of an insurance too.
It is inexpensive for a non-alcohol event. Thank you.
» Yes, councelor Jansen. Yeah, I uh I agree. And the the plan
will be to once this plan is approved here by council to go and get liability
insurance. I don't see any issue with uh um an addition of working with township
staff. Um I think there has to be some coordination with township staff to uh
to to have this um be successful on the day of. Um, I don't know if that needs
to be added to the motion, uh, or or is it just assumed that township staff will
be working with the, uh, uh, the BIA to pull this off.
» Uh, thank you. So, based on the discussion, staff have updated what was
the draft your draft motion. So, with your, um, acceptance, um, member,
because this is your motion. Um, so the motion now reads that council allow the
one-time use of the cold water fairgrounds for which is walk event
parking to be held on October 16th, 2026 in accordance with the parking plan put
forward with the Cold Water BAA and that the Cold Water BA assumes all
liability for the use of the fairgrounds and provide the required liability
insurance for use of the fairgrounds. And further that the Cold Water BA
assumes all costs for restoration of any damages to the fairgrounds as a result
of the use for its witches walk event. and further that the cold water BA be
required to work with staff on a final parking plan for the use of the
fairgrounds. >> If I may point of clarification here, so
the issue of backup came up in this discussion. The issue of a different
exit was brought forward. Uh the issue of the cars and the signage were brought
forward. I'm not hearing a clear any unless these are issues to be
resolved in a staff uh sharing thing. I'm not satisfied right now that I know
that those issues have been dealt with. Uh in the insurance has been
» uh yes uh my expectation is that that was covered under that they work with
staff on a final parking plan. >> I that's fine then. Um
councelor McIntyre and then deputy mayor.
» Thank you the chair. Um I'm in agreement with a oneoff and see which way the wind
blows after this. Uh I believe that Dan's put a fairly good plan together
and with the additional uh requests through the deputy mayor and
others that um this could be a very um interesting event and I think that it
should be uh as Dan's put it and with the revisions I would support it.
» Yeah. >> Through the chair to CEO. So when the
BIA meets with staff, I would I would like to put forward a suggestion that at
that time that information make sure we hang on to it. And I think we also have
to say that it's a besides being a one time. Yeah, I guess one time is covering
it. I'm I'm not keen on that. But um and and I I think that we should come up
with a statement on why we are allowing this but we don't allow baseball people
to go in or we don't allow anyone else to go in. So I think we need a generic
statement that says about the fact of the people coming the safety whatever it
is is going to be but we need a generic statement that covers the fact that if
someone else comes forward this is different than something else because
the duck race won't need it because it the numbers aren't there. The one issue
we have is that that night there's hockey on so they take a lot of the
parking lot which with the duck race they don't and and other ones that are
being held that parking lot usually does not have people a lot of people in it
because of the time of year like even the ferry event and all that that that's
not a time of year that the community center is busy. We run into it with the
Lions Club only for our floats getting in and out and for parking because it's
December and the parking lot is busy. So, we'll wait and see what that goes
on. But I I would suggest that maybe we start to monitor or have the groups
monitor um any parking issues they hear, Rob, or if they have any volunteers
because I know for our duck race, we have people on ATVs going around for
safety for people walking down the street and stuff. just to note are we
jammed as bad as we thought we were and is it a problem. So I just think those
are things we have to keep in mind for the future.
» Thank you member.
» Thank you through the chair. And just to add to uh member Cox's comments, this
differentiates from any other event only because it's at night and the amount of
people that are that come to our town of Cold Water. They're all dressed in
black, so hard to see. And and it's a pilot project. I see this uh a one-time
deal, but you know, if if all the stuff works out, hopefully future councils
will allow it for this one event.
» Dr. Jansen, >> thank you. Just on Deputy Mayor Cox's
comments, uh a conversation has been had with uh Cold Water Minor Hockey as well
as the the figure skating club. Um uh from what we've heard, they would need
approximately 30 spots. Uh that did happen last year within the arena
parking lot uh uh quite successfully. Um I was one of the volunteers manning that
uh that parking lot area and uh with the township staff's help, we were able to
cordon off an area to make sure and it does reduce the uh the parking in the
arena um by by about a third. Um, so just wanted to answer that question for
you >> and then back to councelor Jansen. Um,
member Jansen. Yeah, I but what I'm thinking of is we may have other groups
go, well, you did it. Why can't we? But we need to have a and and what the mayor
just said and other people have said is all right, but you should have probably
a a pat not a pat, but a a r good rationale. I mean, there's some at the
beginning of this, but if you're going to do it and and making sure that you
tell them you're going to have like 27 to 30 volunteers ensuring that
everything is going to be covered and that at the end of your evening, making
sure that all those people who were volunteers have a debrief the next day
to ensure that everything went well or what the issues were. And and we do that
a lot. So, you probably do with other ones and we've done it with our duck
race. We we tend to go, did that work? No, we should have done this or we
should have done that. And that always helps out for the next year. Thanks.
» All right, seeing no further questions, madam clerk,
» I will reread the motion. Um, so the motion is that council allow the
one-time trial use of the Cold Water Fairgrounds for the Witches Walk event
parking to be held on October 16th, 2026 in accordance with the proposed parking
plan put forward by the Cold Water BA. I might add if you with the proposed I'll
put draft parking plan if it's going to be subject to finalization with staff.
So I'll start again.
Okay. that. So, the motion then reads, "The council allow the one-time trial
use of the Cold Water Fairgrounds for the for which is walk event parking to
be held on October 16th, 2026 in accordance with the proposed draft
parking plan put forward by the Cold Water BIA. That the Cold Water BA assume
all liability for the use of the fairgrounds and provide the required
liability insurance for the use of the fairgrounds. And further, that the Cold
Water BA assumes all costs for the restoration of damages to the
fairgrounds as a result of its use for the Witches Walk event. and further that
the cold water BA be required to work with staff on a final parking plan for
the use of the fairgrounds. >> Thank you. Mover moved by councelor
Jansen. Secure. >> Oh, sorry. Second by councelor Menning.
All in favor? That motion passes.
Uh we move now to the rise recommendation.
» Yes. So the motion is that committee rise and return back to the formal
council session to receive a report on the proceedings of the committee. The
whole >> mover
moved by Mayor Pquette, seconded by Deputy Mayor Cox. All in favor? The
motion passes. >> Okay. Next motion is that the
recommendations of committee the whole for the meeting of August 20th, 2026 be
adopted as resolutions of councel. >> Mover moved by councelor McIntyre,
seconded by councelor Jansen. All in favor? And that motion.
» Okay. Thank you. Okay. We have no notice of motions. Uh county council boards
associate committee summaries. Councelor Taylor.
» Got a few things here. Uh uh sustainable severance sound met on August the 13th.
Uh Quest made a presentation of their net zero action pathway report to the
committee. Uh this report is actually found on our agenda item today under
E4.1. The township has requested quest to make
a delegation to review this report in early 2027. So they'll be coming back uh
with the new council in 2027. So uh in addition to that, there was uh excellent
positive feedback from the attendees at our meeting. They really like what they
saw. Uh secondly at AMO u a delegation to the ministry of environment
conservation and parks minister McCarthy was there with uh the town of
Penitentang Machine wanting to make sure that the province had no idea no
intentions of taking away source protection authority from SSEA. So we
were asked as the township to join them and Derek Burke and I attended that. It
was very positive and they have no plans to change that rule. So, it's a very
good thing there. And thirdly, the quarter mill. Uh just an update on music
nights. The first night, first Friday, we had 55 attendees. The second Friday
was 70. And the next one is tomorrow night. And the action uh the the uh
Jacob Pier Pierce is the performer. So, it's a if the weather's good, we might
crack a hundred there. So, thank you, >> Deputy Mayor.
» to the chair to Mark. Mark, did they talk at all about um the conservation
authority and what was going to happen with the SSEA or was this just on the
source water? >> Yeah, they're saying that no, it's just
strictly that uh they didn't want the CA to be doing source protection authority.
So we we want to stick with SSEA >> that but I'm what I'm trying to say is
the way they're doing the conservation authorities now is that the county will
pay all the fees for the for the municipalities that have a conservation
authority but we still have to pay SSEA if they leave them alone which I'm
hoping you're telling me they may be leaving them alone as a con like as a
environmental association and I just wondered if that came up. Do you know
where I'm going on that? >> No, that didn't No, that had that had no
bearing on. My understanding is that that they SSEA may be treated like a a
CA and still being paid by the county, but that's uh wasn't part of the
discussion. >> Thank you,
» sir. Jansen.
» Thank you very much. Uh the BIA hosted a very successful ferry night this past
weekend on uh uh Saturday night. Uh there was uh quite a large turnout I
think larger than we had anticipated which was really good for uh all the
local businesses, the uh the vendors. Um I do have to say thank you so much to
all of our volunteers that uh pitched in to help. Um we had young volunteers uh
um that were helping as well. It was great to see the community come together
to uh to host this magical event. And it really was magical uh seeing all of
these uh very cute fairies uh running around town. Um the next event that's
coming up uh in Cold Water, it's not a BIA event, but it is uh supported by the
BIA, uh the Steampunk Festival. It's happening on August the 29th, uh just uh
uh next weekend. And then the Witches Walk is coming up October the 16th. uh
for the Chamber of Commerce uh SEG Bay, they have their golf tournament uh today
which uh raises lots of money for the uh Georgian Bay Hospital in uh Midland. Um
there is a silent auction if anybody's interested. Go to Seg Bay uh Seg Bay's
website or you can go to their Facebook page and you'll find their silent
auction uh items. It's online so you can participate even if you're not able to
attend in person. Thank you. >> Thank you, Councelor Brandon.
» Yes. Uh thank you, Mayor. Yeah. Um not going to provide any specific report. Um
all four committees that I'm associated with are quite active
uh with background work for various initiatives for September and October.
So uh it's pretty dull stuff now, but it'll get exciting when the time comes.
You'll hear from me before that. Thank you, Deputy Mayor Cox.
» Yeah. Um library board, we don't meet in the summer. Um, but I did go to a
delegation also with the mayor and and uh Derek. Uh, we went with uh Tom
Roberts, the interim CEO from the soldiers memorial hospital and he was uh
with the ministry of health. Uh he was speaking to the fact of the hip
surgeries and knee surgeries which they get money but it isn't a sustainable
amount every year. You have to keep reapplying. And so he was looking for
the fact that could it be made that they would know what they're getting so that
they can keep it and it's for staff reasons too. There was also 25 beds that
each year they wait and they apply to see if they get that. Um the most
interesting fact for me for a delegation because it's the first time I've ever
been to a delegation that had the minister of health Sylvia Jones, the
deputy minister and the head doctor of all of Ontario, Kieran was there. So, I
was totally like, "Oh my gosh, I've never seen this." Uh, he did his report.
She was very impressed with his report. She said it covered it all. Um, asked
about um offloading and we said yes. The paramedic program and and the county
gets funding from the ministry to have offloaded nurses. Uh, soldiers has kept
their offload time down so they were not penalized. two other hospitals in uh
Ontario, I mean in Simco County were she was quite happy about that. And then we
said there was the paramedic home program that takes pressure off the e
the um emergency department. She uh also wanted to um she asked uh a question
that uh was everything going to be going on board uh and there would be no
holdups with the new hospital and Mr. Robert said yes that things were working
with the city of Burilia was in the hands of the lawyers and things were
moving along nicely. So it was very promising. I I honestly felt very
promising about the whole uh funding because she he had all those numbers. It
was an excellent uh delegation. Thank you.
» Thank you councelor Minis. >> Hi. Thank you. Uh West Shore is very
busy this weekend. upcoming everyone's invited on Saturday is the annual Bayu
Park Rate Payers Association uh fundraising day and uh carries on
into a pig roast dinner and I think there's fireworks again at night. Um and
uh we invite everybody to come out and um certainly meet the committee and
participate with the community. Always hundreds of people there. familyfriendly
event. On Sunday, the Cumberland Beach Rate Payers Group has their fundraising
event from 3:00 to 5:00 at the Cumberland Beach Park. Uh both events
are along the beautiful shoreline properties of uh Lake Cooching. So, um
always a great day. So, uh, the Sunday event has, uh, our former Cumberland
Beach, um, resident, uh, very young person who played in Mariposa Festival
at 12 years old. Um, and she's performing live, uh, from 3 to 5,
Samantha. Um, and we are just hoping that everyone
will come. It's $15 to enter and there's lots of draws and good stuff happening.
So, West Shore is busy that way. And um that's all that I have to report. The
Aurelia Public Library Board, which I'm on, does not meet in the summer, but
we'll be back in September. Thank you. >> Thank you, Councelor McIntyre.
» Thank you through the chair. Um the sidewalk has been completed along 169 at
the traffic light. So, the accessibility from the northlander when it comes to
allow people to come into town and along the sidewalk across at the light has now
been completed and it looks marvelous, I must say. Um, there was a bit of a
hiccup at the end, but um, Director Burke corrected that. Um, I did attend
by Zoom a joint accessibility advisory committee meeting um,
in the last uh, week or so. Um they've introduced a multi-year accessibility
plan that they're going about to enact during the next term of uh four years.
So um regrettably that committee I it's there's one citizen on it. I like to sit
on that committee as a citizen after my term is over here and I'll have to
address maybe perhaps the clerk or somebody on that later. But um in any
case, that's all I have at the moment. >> Thank you. So, I [clears throat] uh have
no updates, but what I'd like to say is we lost two very special people this
month. One was a resident of our township and a huge supporter of the
hospital, a good friend of mine. Uh I guess I'm Am I allowed to say their
names or no? Am I allowed to? So, Hugo Ruff, and for those of you who don't
know, Hugo lived down on Wilson's Point, but his son owned Sunrise Toyota. A
wonderful man, um, I went to his visitation, but the other person, I
don't know if everyone knows this lady, a Holocaust survivor, an amazing,
amazing lady that we had over to our house years ago for lunch. I'm standing
in line because Lakehead used to invite uh me to the convocation. She's in front
of me. I had no idea who she was. She drove a Zoom Zoom car, a Mazda car on
her own. She was shunned by her family cuz she married outside the Jewish
faith, lived in Bracebridgeidge with her son. Um when I read that in the paper, I
just she she was in her 90s when she passed away. What what an amazing lady.
if you ever had listened to her speak, had no hatred in her heart for what
happened. Went to schools across all of Canada trying to educate kids
uh on the atrocities that did happen. But what a wonderful woman. I just
wanted to say a shout out to both those people. So, thank you everyone. So,
we're moving on to close session. >> Thank you. The motion reads that
committee resolve in a close session that this meeting is hereby now closed
to the public pursuant to municipal black so 2001 chapter 25 section 2392
for the purpose of considering personnel matters about an identifiable individual
including municipal employees labor relations or employee negotiations
» Taylor
thank
today madame clerk.
» Okay, and we're back. So, the motion is that close session adjourn at 10:04 and
the meeting is hereby now reopen to the public.
» Move in a second, please. Moved by councelor McIntyre, second by councelor
Minions. All in favor? That's carried. Thank you.
» Okay. Next motion is that the confidential direction of staff
respecting a personnel matter be confirmed and voted on in accordance
with section 2396B of the municipal act. >> Move in a second, please. Moved by
councelor Brandon, second by councelor Taylor. All in favor? It's carried.
Thank you. >> Bylaws. So the motion is that bylaws
number 2026657 through 202660 inclusive or hereby
passed. >> Move in a second. Please move by defer
Cox. Second by councelor McIntyre. All in favor? It's carried.
» And then motion to pass by number 202661
um is hereby passed and motion to adjurnn.
» Move in a second, please. Moved by councelor Jansen, second by councelor
Brennan. All in favor? That's carried. Thank you very much everyone.