CALL TO ORDER
2. PROCEDURAL MATTERS a) Declaration of Pecuniary Interest b) Adoption of Minutes BE IT RESOLVED THAT the following Minutes of Timmins Council be adopted as presented: Minutes of a Committee of the Whole Meeting held June 15, 2015 as contained on Pages 50 to 52 inclusive of the Minute Book. Minutes of a Committee of the Whole Meeting held June 22, 2015 as contained on Pages 53 to 57 inclusive of the Minute Book. Minutes of a Regular Meeting held June 15, 2015 as contained on Pages 92 to 104 inclusive of the Minute Book. AND THAT the following minutes be received as presented: 2. PROCEDURAL MATTERS Minutes of the District of Cochrane Social Services Administration Board held April 21, 2015 Minutes of the Museum Advisory Committee held May 20, 2015. c) Business Arising from Minutes Request to add an item to the agenda re: hiring freeze - Councillor Dubeau
PUBLIC NOTICE Zoning Amendment - 23 Father Costello Drive
Zoning Amendment - Derek Vogl
Zoning Amendment - Daniel & Claudette Gagnon
PRESENTATIONS KPMG Core Service Review re: Interim Presentation - Oscar Poloni - VERBAL REPORT
Chamber of Commerce re: Out Going President's Presentation
Mattagami WPCP Project Update - Pat Seguin & WSP
Waste Water Audit Update - Deloitte (8:00 pm arrival)
REPORTS & RESOLUTIONS Algonquin Blvd Watermain Replacement - Luc Duval
Snowblower Purchase - Luc Duval & Ernest Plante
Service Agreement with Roger Chartrand re: Maple Street - Luc Duval
Request for Recycled Asphalt Pavement from Hollinger Golf Course - Luc Duval
Spring Bear Hunt (R) Whereas the City of Timmins continues to see an elevated number of black bear and human encounters annually, and Whereas these encounters are tying up and consuming City and Police resources and personnel and is costing the City and local taxpayers significant dollars in dealing with these nuisance black bear encounters, and Whereas the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) has advised that the Annual Spring Black Bear Hunt is a successful wildlife management tool that minimized dangerous encounters between people and black bears, and Whereas the OFAH has also advised that the annual spring bear hunt contributed over $40 million dollars annually to the Ontario economy – the majority of which was in Northern Ontario, and Whereas the Council of the City of Timmins supports the Ontario Federation of Angler and Hunters and hunting opportunities in the City of Timmins and surrounding areas, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Timmins hereby petitions the Province of Ontario to ensure that the annual Spring Bear hunt be reinstated permanently and continue during the Provinces' review of their two year pilot project, and FURTHER that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Honourable Premier Kathleen Wynne, The Honourable Bill Mauro, Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry, the Honourable Michael Gravelle, Minister of Northern Development and Mines, Mr. Gilles Bisson, MPP Timmins James Bay, FONOM, NEOMA and NOLUM for their support.
Algonquin Blvd Traffic Review re: Red Light Cameras (R) Whereas the Council of the city of Timmins is interested in implementing the use of a Red Light Camera Enforcement Program throughout the City of Timmins, and Whereas various communities throughout Ontario have implemented similar programs and as a result collisions have decreased significantly in those communities, now Therefore be it resolved that the City of Timmins notify the Ministry of Transportation of our intention to establish a Red Light Camera Enforcement Program and hereby request the Ministry of Transportation to amend Ontario Regulation 277/99 to designate the City of Timmins as an authorized municipality to establish a Red Light Camera Enforcement Program.
Line Painting and Timeline Activities (R) Whereas Council has received complaints regarding the lack of street and highway lines throughout the City of Timmins, and Whereas the City does not have a policy related to the timing of when such lines shall be painted by public works, nowTherefore be it resolved that the Council of the City of Timmins hereby enacts the following as a policy to be implemented immediately regarding the annual painting of street lines within the City of Timmins: 1. That all street marking lines for highways and Algonquin Boulevard, Riverside Drive and Highway 101 (the connecting link) be completed by June 1st in any given year. 2. That all other major roadways, major streets and community safety zones be completed by June 15th in any given year. 3. That in the event these timelines cannot be met for whatever reason the Director of Public Works and Engineering shall provide council with a status report as to the reasons why and when the anticipated completion date will be.
Proposed Changes to the Ward System (R) Whereas Council acknowledges that the current Ward system in place in the City of Timmins has served the City well since it’s’ inception, and Whereas the original ward system boundaries were created to reflect the original communities that were amalgamated at that time, and Whereas the demographic and growth throughout the City has significantly changed over the past 40 plus years since the City and the existing ward system was created, and Whereas Council believes that more equitable Ward system with a foundation based on population and current growth trends may be preferable to the existing system, now Therefore be it resolved that Council hereby directs the Clerks Department to prepare a report on the ward system reform for Council consideration that would include: the status quo, a four ward and two councilor per ward system, an eight (8) ward with one member per ward system, an election at large system and a hybrid system of at large and wards.
Sidewalk to Walmart (R) Be it resolved that Council hereby directs the Director of Public Works and Engineering to include the costs for engineering and installing a sidewalk along Riverside Drive from Shirley Street that would extend to Walmart in the 2016 capital program budget.
Resolution for the Lord's Prayer (R) Whereas the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Municipal Council’s cannot recite the Lord’s Prayer or any religious denomination prayer prior to the commencing of a Council meeting, and Whereas the City of Timmins is a largely Christian community, and Whereas the Council of the City of Timmins believes that it should have the right to choose whether or not the Lord’s Prayer or some other prayer is recited prior to commencing a Council meeting, now Therefore be it resolved that the Council of the City of Timmins hereby petitions the Federal Government to enact legislation that would allow municipal Councils’ the right to choose whether or not a prayer is recited before a Council meeting and that a letter expressing Council’s concern with the Supreme Court’s ruling be forwarded to the Right Honuorable Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Mr. Charlie Angus, MPP Timmins James Bay, FONOM and NEOMA.
Flagpoles Ceremonial Mini-Park (R) Whereas City Council recently approved a permanent flagpole for the Franco-Ontarian flag in front of City Hall to honour the presence of the Franco-Ontario culture across Ontario and Timmins and; Whereas our current flagpoles do no meet protocol standards for the Canadian and Ontario flag, specifically, height and night-time lighting, and; Whereas, in the past, numerous organizations have requested the flying of their flags, on a temporary basis, to celebrate or promote their community activities; Therefore be it resolved, that administration plan and coordinate the erection of six (6) flagpoles each displaying separately, our National and Provincial flags, our municipal flag, the Franco-Ontarian flag, potentially a First Nation's flag, as well as special occasion flags, within a designed area outside of City Hall, and; Further be it resolved that both the Canadian and provincial flag poles have a superior height to the other flags and that plans are made to incorporate night time lighting for the flags and; Further it be resolved that administration consult wit the local First Nations in regards their interest in designing and raising a permanent flag in this mini-park to honour their long history in their traditional lands, of which the City of Timmins is a part.
Request for Timmins Police Escort Assistance re: Ride for Memories (R) BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council for the Corporation of the City of Timmins does hereby approve a request by the Alzheimer Society Timmins-Porcupine - Ride for Memories to be held Saturday, July 11, 2015, at 3:00 p.m. for a police escort along their ride route. AND FURTHER THAT a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Timmins Police Service, Timmins Fire Department and the Public Works Department. AND FURTHER THAT liability insurance in the amount of $2 million be provided, naming the City as co-insured
Bannerman Park Committee - Summer Concerts (R) BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Council of the City of Timmins establish the following committee – the Bannerman Park Committee – and that the following members are hereby appointed to it: Ron and Lucille Moisan, Lesley Ann Humphrey, Barry Beauchamp, Carol Brunet, Kees Stryland, Paula and Jim Hoggett, Kelly Dewar, Ilona Corri, Mike Frost, Judy Desantis, Andree Pajunen and Mary Gardner.
BYLAWS a) 2015-7694 - Service Agreement with Roger Chartrand re: Maple Street BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7694 being a by-law to enter into a servicing agreement with Roger Chartrand for Maple Street South be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7694 being a by-law to enter into a servicing agreement with Roger Chartrand for Maple Street South be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. b) 2015-7695 - Agreement with Mascioli Constructure re: Algonquin Blvd Watermain Replacement BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7695 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Mascioli Construction for the replacement of Algonquin Blvd watermain, in the amount of $192,245.00 plus HST be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7695 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Mascioli Construction for the replacement of Algonquin Blvd watermain, in the amount of $192,245.00 plus HST be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. c) 2015-7696 - Purchase of a Snowblower from J. A. Larue BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7696 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with J. A. Larue for the purchase of a snowblower for Public Works be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7696 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with J. A. Larue for the purchase of a snowblower for Public Works be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. d) 2015-7697 - Agreement with Health Quality Ontario for the Secondment of Dr. Auger for the Golden Manor BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7697 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Health Quality Ontario and Dr. Julie Auger for the Golden Manor be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7697 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Health Quality Ontario and Dr. Julie Auger for the Golden Manor be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. e) 2015-7698 - Encroachment By-Law re: 205 Third Avenue BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7698 being a by-law to authorize an encroachment at 205 Third Avenue be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7698 being a by-law to authorize an encroachment at 205 Third Avenue be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. f) 2015-7699 - Repeal By-Law 2014-7471 and Establish and Regulate a Fire Department in the City of Timmins BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7699 being a by-law to repeal By-law 2014-7471 and establish and regulate a fire department in the City of Timmins be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7699 being a by-law to repeal By-law 2014-7471 and establish and regulate a fire department in the City of Timmins be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. g) 2015-7700 - Agreement with Tech Zone re: Replacement of IT Storage Infrastructure BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7700 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Tech Zone for the replacement of the IT storage infrastructure, in the amount of $558,00.00 plus HST be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7700 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Tech Zone for the replacement of the IT storage infrastructure, in the amount of $558,00.00 plus HST be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. h) 2015-7701 - Amend Traffic By-Law 1983-2004 re: Reduce Speed Limit of Lakeshore Road BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7701 being a by-law to amend traffic By-law 1983-2004 Schedule "B" to reduce the posted speed limit on Lakeshore Drive be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7701 being a by-law to amend traffic By-law 1983-2004 Schedule "B" to reduce the posted speed limit on Lakeshore Drive be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. i) 2015-7702 - Amend Garbage By-Law re: Domestic Animal Manure in Garbage BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7702 being a by-law to amend the garbage by-law respecting domestic animal excrement to given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7702 being a by-law to amend the garbage by-law respecting domestic animal excrement to given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. j) 2015-7703 - Encroachment By-Law re: 33 Father Costello Drive BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7703 being a by-law to authorize an encroachment at 33 Father Costello Drive be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7703 being a by-law to authorize an encroachment at 33 Father Costello Drive be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. k) 2015-7704 - Agreement with Hollinger Golf Club re: Recycled Asphalt Pavement BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7704 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Hollinger Golf Club for recycled asphalt pavement be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7704 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Hollinger Golf Club for recycled asphalt pavement be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed.
OTHER MATTERS Municipal Referendum Update - Mayor Black
Request Timmins Police Service to investigate claims by residents - Councillor Dubeau
NOTICE OF MOTION
CALL TO ORDER
2. PROCEDURAL MATTERS a) Declaration of Pecuniary Interest b) Adoption of Minutes BE IT RESOLVED THAT the following Minutes of Timmins Council be adopted as presented: Minutes of a Committee of the Whole Meeting held June 15, 2015 as contained on Pages 50 to 52 inclusive of the Minute Book. Minutes of a Committee of the Whole Meeting held June 22, 2015 as contained on Pages 53 to 57 inclusive of the Minute Book. Minutes of a Regular Meeting held June 15, 2015 as contained on Pages 92 to 104 inclusive of the Minute Book. AND THAT the following minutes be received as presented: 2. PROCEDURAL MATTERS Minutes of the District of Cochrane Social Services Administration Board held April 21, 2015 Minutes of the Museum Advisory Committee held May 20, 2015. c) Business Arising from Minutes Request to add an item to the agenda re: hiring freeze - Councillor Dubeau
PUBLIC NOTICE Zoning Amendment - 23 Father Costello Drive
Zoning Amendment - Derek Vogl
Zoning Amendment - Daniel & Claudette Gagnon
PRESENTATIONS KPMG Core Service Review re: Interim Presentation - Oscar Poloni - VERBAL REPORT
Chamber of Commerce re: Out Going President's Presentation
Mattagami WPCP Project Update - Pat Seguin & WSP
Waste Water Audit Update - Deloitte (8:00 pm arrival)
REPORTS & RESOLUTIONS Algonquin Blvd Watermain Replacement - Luc Duval
Snowblower Purchase - Luc Duval & Ernest Plante
Service Agreement with Roger Chartrand re: Maple Street - Luc Duval
Request for Recycled Asphalt Pavement from Hollinger Golf Course - Luc Duval
Spring Bear Hunt (R) Whereas the City of Timmins continues to see an elevated number of black bear and human encounters annually, and Whereas these encounters are tying up and consuming City and Police resources and personnel and is costing the City and local taxpayers significant dollars in dealing with these nuisance black bear encounters, and Whereas the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) has advised that the Annual Spring Black Bear Hunt is a successful wildlife management tool that minimized dangerous encounters between people and black bears, and Whereas the OFAH has also advised that the annual spring bear hunt contributed over $40 million dollars annually to the Ontario economy – the majority of which was in Northern Ontario, and Whereas the Council of the City of Timmins supports the Ontario Federation of Angler and Hunters and hunting opportunities in the City of Timmins and surrounding areas, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Timmins hereby petitions the Province of Ontario to ensure that the annual Spring Bear hunt be reinstated permanently and continue during the Provinces' review of their two year pilot project, and FURTHER that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Honourable Premier Kathleen Wynne, The Honourable Bill Mauro, Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry, the Honourable Michael Gravelle, Minister of Northern Development and Mines, Mr. Gilles Bisson, MPP Timmins James Bay, FONOM, NEOMA and NOLUM for their support.
Algonquin Blvd Traffic Review re: Red Light Cameras (R) Whereas the Council of the city of Timmins is interested in implementing the use of a Red Light Camera Enforcement Program throughout the City of Timmins, and Whereas various communities throughout Ontario have implemented similar programs and as a result collisions have decreased significantly in those communities, now Therefore be it resolved that the City of Timmins notify the Ministry of Transportation of our intention to establish a Red Light Camera Enforcement Program and hereby request the Ministry of Transportation to amend Ontario Regulation 277/99 to designate the City of Timmins as an authorized municipality to establish a Red Light Camera Enforcement Program.
Line Painting and Timeline Activities (R) Whereas Council has received complaints regarding the lack of street and highway lines throughout the City of Timmins, and Whereas the City does not have a policy related to the timing of when such lines shall be painted by public works, nowTherefore be it resolved that the Council of the City of Timmins hereby enacts the following as a policy to be implemented immediately regarding the annual painting of street lines within the City of Timmins: 1. That all street marking lines for highways and Algonquin Boulevard, Riverside Drive and Highway 101 (the connecting link) be completed by June 1st in any given year. 2. That all other major roadways, major streets and community safety zones be completed by June 15th in any given year. 3. That in the event these timelines cannot be met for whatever reason the Director of Public Works and Engineering shall provide council with a status report as to the reasons why and when the anticipated completion date will be.
Proposed Changes to the Ward System (R) Whereas Council acknowledges that the current Ward system in place in the City of Timmins has served the City well since it’s’ inception, and Whereas the original ward system boundaries were created to reflect the original communities that were amalgamated at that time, and Whereas the demographic and growth throughout the City has significantly changed over the past 40 plus years since the City and the existing ward system was created, and Whereas Council believes that more equitable Ward system with a foundation based on population and current growth trends may be preferable to the existing system, now Therefore be it resolved that Council hereby directs the Clerks Department to prepare a report on the ward system reform for Council consideration that would include: the status quo, a four ward and two councilor per ward system, an eight (8) ward with one member per ward system, an election at large system and a hybrid system of at large and wards.
Sidewalk to Walmart (R) Be it resolved that Council hereby directs the Director of Public Works and Engineering to include the costs for engineering and installing a sidewalk along Riverside Drive from Shirley Street that would extend to Walmart in the 2016 capital program budget.
Resolution for the Lord's Prayer (R) Whereas the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Municipal Council’s cannot recite the Lord’s Prayer or any religious denomination prayer prior to the commencing of a Council meeting, and Whereas the City of Timmins is a largely Christian community, and Whereas the Council of the City of Timmins believes that it should have the right to choose whether or not the Lord’s Prayer or some other prayer is recited prior to commencing a Council meeting, now Therefore be it resolved that the Council of the City of Timmins hereby petitions the Federal Government to enact legislation that would allow municipal Councils’ the right to choose whether or not a prayer is recited before a Council meeting and that a letter expressing Council’s concern with the Supreme Court’s ruling be forwarded to the Right Honuorable Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Mr. Charlie Angus, MPP Timmins James Bay, FONOM and NEOMA.
Flagpoles Ceremonial Mini-Park (R) Whereas City Council recently approved a permanent flagpole for the Franco-Ontarian flag in front of City Hall to honour the presence of the Franco-Ontario culture across Ontario and Timmins and; Whereas our current flagpoles do no meet protocol standards for the Canadian and Ontario flag, specifically, height and night-time lighting, and; Whereas, in the past, numerous organizations have requested the flying of their flags, on a temporary basis, to celebrate or promote their community activities; Therefore be it resolved, that administration plan and coordinate the erection of six (6) flagpoles each displaying separately, our National and Provincial flags, our municipal flag, the Franco-Ontarian flag, potentially a First Nation's flag, as well as special occasion flags, within a designed area outside of City Hall, and; Further be it resolved that both the Canadian and provincial flag poles have a superior height to the other flags and that plans are made to incorporate night time lighting for the flags and; Further it be resolved that administration consult wit the local First Nations in regards their interest in designing and raising a permanent flag in this mini-park to honour their long history in their traditional lands, of which the City of Timmins is a part.
Request for Timmins Police Escort Assistance re: Ride for Memories (R) BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council for the Corporation of the City of Timmins does hereby approve a request by the Alzheimer Society Timmins-Porcupine - Ride for Memories to be held Saturday, July 11, 2015, at 3:00 p.m. for a police escort along their ride route. AND FURTHER THAT a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Timmins Police Service, Timmins Fire Department and the Public Works Department. AND FURTHER THAT liability insurance in the amount of $2 million be provided, naming the City as co-insured
Bannerman Park Committee - Summer Concerts (R) BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Council of the City of Timmins establish the following committee – the Bannerman Park Committee – and that the following members are hereby appointed to it: Ron and Lucille Moisan, Lesley Ann Humphrey, Barry Beauchamp, Carol Brunet, Kees Stryland, Paula and Jim Hoggett, Kelly Dewar, Ilona Corri, Mike Frost, Judy Desantis, Andree Pajunen and Mary Gardner.
BYLAWS a) 2015-7694 - Service Agreement with Roger Chartrand re: Maple Street BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7694 being a by-law to enter into a servicing agreement with Roger Chartrand for Maple Street South be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7694 being a by-law to enter into a servicing agreement with Roger Chartrand for Maple Street South be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. b) 2015-7695 - Agreement with Mascioli Constructure re: Algonquin Blvd Watermain Replacement BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7695 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Mascioli Construction for the replacement of Algonquin Blvd watermain, in the amount of $192,245.00 plus HST be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7695 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Mascioli Construction for the replacement of Algonquin Blvd watermain, in the amount of $192,245.00 plus HST be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. c) 2015-7696 - Purchase of a Snowblower from J. A. Larue BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7696 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with J. A. Larue for the purchase of a snowblower for Public Works be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7696 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with J. A. Larue for the purchase of a snowblower for Public Works be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. d) 2015-7697 - Agreement with Health Quality Ontario for the Secondment of Dr. Auger for the Golden Manor BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7697 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Health Quality Ontario and Dr. Julie Auger for the Golden Manor be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7697 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Health Quality Ontario and Dr. Julie Auger for the Golden Manor be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. e) 2015-7698 - Encroachment By-Law re: 205 Third Avenue BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7698 being a by-law to authorize an encroachment at 205 Third Avenue be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7698 being a by-law to authorize an encroachment at 205 Third Avenue be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. f) 2015-7699 - Repeal By-Law 2014-7471 and Establish and Regulate a Fire Department in the City of Timmins BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7699 being a by-law to repeal By-law 2014-7471 and establish and regulate a fire department in the City of Timmins be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7699 being a by-law to repeal By-law 2014-7471 and establish and regulate a fire department in the City of Timmins be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. g) 2015-7700 - Agreement with Tech Zone re: Replacement of IT Storage Infrastructure BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7700 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Tech Zone for the replacement of the IT storage infrastructure, in the amount of $558,00.00 plus HST be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7700 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Tech Zone for the replacement of the IT storage infrastructure, in the amount of $558,00.00 plus HST be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. h) 2015-7701 - Amend Traffic By-Law 1983-2004 re: Reduce Speed Limit of Lakeshore Road BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7701 being a by-law to amend traffic By-law 1983-2004 Schedule "B" to reduce the posted speed limit on Lakeshore Drive be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7701 being a by-law to amend traffic By-law 1983-2004 Schedule "B" to reduce the posted speed limit on Lakeshore Drive be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. i) 2015-7702 - Amend Garbage By-Law re: Domestic Animal Manure in Garbage BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7702 being a by-law to amend the garbage by-law respecting domestic animal excrement to given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7702 being a by-law to amend the garbage by-law respecting domestic animal excrement to given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. j) 2015-7703 - Encroachment By-Law re: 33 Father Costello Drive BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7703 being a by-law to authorize an encroachment at 33 Father Costello Drive be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7703 being a by-law to authorize an encroachment at 33 Father Costello Drive be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed. k) 2015-7704 - Agreement with Hollinger Golf Club re: Recycled Asphalt Pavement BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7704 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Hollinger Golf Club for recycled asphalt pavement be given first and second reading. BE IT RESOLVED THAT BY-LAW 2015-7704 being a by-law to enter into an agreement with Hollinger Golf Club for recycled asphalt pavement be given third and final reading and be enacted and passed.
OTHER MATTERS Municipal Referendum Update - Mayor Black
Request Timmins Police Service to investigate claims by residents - Councillor Dubeau
NOTICE OF MOTION