File #: TMP-30081    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Presentation - AC/RC Status: Received
File created: 2/22/2023 In control: Community Safety Committee
On agenda: 3/1/2023 Final action: 2/15/2023
Title: PRESENTATION CONCERNING AN ENFORCEMENT SERVICES 101 Tammy Banting, Manager of Enforcement Services, provided a presentation concerning an Enforcement Services 101. Ms. Banting discussed slides concerning the following topics: * An overview of the items addressed by Enforcement Services, including by-law enforcement, regulatory and policy development, provincial regulations related to COVID-19, and the education of residents; * The current staffing complement and roles in Enforcement Services, including management, supervisors, municipal law enforcement officers, property standard officers, and enforcement clerks; * A comparison of time spent enforcing matters related to property standards, yard maintenance, and other matters such as tree preservation, animal control, and business licensing; * Matters that are handled outside of Enforcement Services, including concerns related to the Building Code, waste management, the environment, speeding, and noisy vehicles; * The impact of increa...

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PRESENTATION CONCERNING AN ENFORCEMENT SERVICES 101

 

Tammy Banting, Manager of Enforcement Services, provided a presentation concerning an Enforcement Services 101. Ms. Banting discussed slides concerning the following topics:

 

                     An overview of the items addressed by Enforcement Services, including by-law enforcement, regulatory and policy development, provincial regulations related to COVID-19, and the education of residents;

                     The current staffing complement and roles in Enforcement Services, including management, supervisors, municipal law enforcement officers, property standard officers, and enforcement clerks;

                     A comparison of time spent enforcing matters related to property standards, yard maintenance, and other matters such as tree preservation, animal control, and business licensing;

                     Matters that are handled outside of Enforcement Services, including concerns related to the Building Code, waste management, the environment, speeding, and noisy vehicles;

                     The impact of increased service levels in 2022 in implementing 25 percent proactive enforcement practices, achieving stability in the full-time staffing complement, and improving response times to complaints; and

                     An overview of 2023 initiatives, including lower/zero tolerance enforcement practices, the inclusion of set fines for yard maintenance infractions, a review of the noise by-law, and service enhancements.

 

Members of the Committee and members of Council in attendance at the meeting asked a number of questions to City staff and received responses.