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15-A-130
| 2 | | | Student/Mayor Item | COMMENTS FROM OUTGOING STUDENT MAYORS
William Wang of Hillcrest Public School thanked Mayor Lehman and the members of Council for the opportunity to serve as Student Mayor. William indicated that he learned a lot during his term and that he had little knowledge of politics before his term. In closing, William commented that the meetings were awesome.
Connor Wherry of St. Michael of the Archangel Catholic School thanked Mayor Lehman and the members of the Council for the pleasure and privilege of serving as Student Mayor. He stated that he learned a lot about municipal government and that he was surprised to learn as much as he did. He commented that he enjoyed hearing the presentation by the Central Ontario Music Council and to former Councillor John Brassard who is now an MP in Ottawa. He also indicated he learned not to get on Councillor Ainsworth’s bad side. In closing, Connor again thanked members of Council for the experience and commented that he may be back again wearing the “pretty necklace”. | Term Completed | |
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15-A-131
| 1 | | | Student/Mayor Item | SWEARING IN OF NEW STUDENT MAYORS
Wendy Cooke, Deputy City Clerk called upon Celeste Boily of Sevenoaks Academy and Kyle Nyhof of Unity Christian High School to be sworn into office as Student Mayors.
After being sworn into office Celeste and Kyle assumed their seats next to Mayor Lehman. Mayor Lehman introduced the members of City Council to Celeste and Kyle. He noted that the members of City staff and representatives of the community’s media were also in attendance. | Sworn In | |
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15-A-132
| 2 | | | Confirmation of Minutes | The minutes of the City Council meeting held on November 9, 2015 were adopted as printed and circulated. | Adopted as printed and circulated | |
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15-A-133
| 2 | | | Awards and Recognition | PRESENTATION TO ALLISON BOBBETTE, RECIPIENT OF THE ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL MANAGERS CLERKS AND TREASURERS OF ONTARIO, ACCESSIBILITY FOR ONTARIANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (AODA) 10TH ANNIVERSARY CHAMPION AWARD.
Mayor Lehman called upon Allison Bobbette to present her with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) 10th Anniversary Champion Award.
Mayor Lehman highlighted Allison’s advocacy, volunteer and mentoring efforts associated with bringing to issues associated with persons living with intellectual disabilities to the forefront during her youthl and adult years.
Mayor Lehman detailed the recognition and awards that Allison has received, including a Certificate of Excellence from Eastview Secondary School, Gift of Heart award from Simcoe Community Services and a Youth Leadership Award from Greater Simcoe United Way. He also described her involvement and participation in the establishment of the Community Integration though Cooperative Education program for people with intellectual disabilities so that they could be graduate more readily into employm | | |
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15-A-134
| 2 | | | Awards and Recognition | RECOGNITION OF CIVILIANS FOR THEIR HEROIC ACTIONS RELATED TO A FIRE ON D’AMBROSIO DRIVE.
Mayor Lehman called upon Alexzander Samuelsson, Devyn Samuelsson, Rylee Hart, Robert Graves and Corey Blowes to be recognized for their the heroic efforts during the fire that occurred at 101 D’Ambrosio Drive on July 12, 2014, and also invited Fire Chief Lynn to the podium.
Mayor Lehman described the actions of each of the individuals who contributed to there being no casualties including, that Alexzander scaled the outside of the building and saved a woman living inside, that Devyn called 9-1-1, that Rylee and Corey knocked on doors to get everyone out of the building and that Robert pulled the fire alarm when it failed to go off. He expressed his gratitude for the clear thinking of the gentlemen and their presence of mind to help others.
Fire Chief Lynn noted that it was an honour to recognize the efforts of the gentlemen. He commented that their actions positively affected the outcome of the situation. He noted that the first two minutes of an incident determine the outcome and | | |
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15-A-135
| 2 | | | Awards and Recognition | RECOGNITION OF THE 2015 SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS KETTLE CAMPAIGN.
Major Doug Lewis of the Salvation Army’s Barrie Bayside Mission announced that the 2015 Salvation Army Kettle Campaign is underway. He discussed the partnership with the City of Barrie and the County of Simcoe allows them to assist the less fortunate. Major Lewis advised that 31% of their annual financial requirements are funded through the Christmas Kettle Campaign, that runs through the month of December. He expressed his appreciation for the volunteers and the number of hours they dedicate to supporting the Salvation Army’s causes. Major Lewis discussed how the funds raised support the Bayside Mission and other services that the Salvation Army provides to the community. He noted that all funds that are raised in the City of Barrie are used towards programs at the Bayside Mission and highlighted the programs and services provided at the Mission. In closing, he provided a pray that God would guide the member of Council’s decisions and guard their relationships. | | |
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| 1 | | | Committee Report | General Committee Report dated November 16, 2015, Sections A, B, C, D and E (APPENDIX “A”). | Received | |
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15-G-225
| 2 | | | Committee Report | FINANCE AND CORPORATE SERVICES COMMITTEE REPORT DATED OCTOBER 28, 2015 | Received | |
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15-G-226
| 2 | | | Staff Report | WATERFRONT PARKING PASS DISTRIBUTION | Adopted | |
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15-G-227
| 3 | | | Staff Report | WATER OPERATIONS BRANCH 2015 DRINKING WATER SYSTEM FINANCIAL PLAN | Adopted | |
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15-G-228
| 3 | | | Staff Report | REPORT ON THE REVIEW OF THE CORPORATE FACILITIES BRANCH BY DELOITTE | Adopted | |
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15-G-229
| 2 | | | Staff Report | SURPLUS OF THE 5 POINTS LANEWAY - 38 BAYFIELD STREET (WARD 2)
1. That the property at 38 Bayfield Street, described as part of PIN 587990043 be further described by reference plan to be deposited, also known as the East portion of the 5 Points Laneway as further depicted in Appendix "A" of Staff Report BDD006-15, be declared surplus to the City's needs and provided it is sold as part of a land assembly.
2. That staff in the Business Development Department be authorized to negotiate a conditional Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS) with Advance Tech Developments (the Purchaser) for the property and report back to General Committee for approval.
3. That the purchase price for the property be at market value.
4. That the APS be conditional on:
a) The Purchaser obtaining the required Zoning By-law Amendments and Site Plan Approval for its development proposal; and
b) Any Planning Act application(s) for the lands be at the Buyer's expense and considered separately and on their own merits with no approval of such Applications being implied. (BDD006-15) (File: L00) | Adopted | |
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15-G-230
| 2 | | | Staff Report | SURPLUS AND DISPOSITION OF 10-14 COLLIER STREET (WARD 2) | Adopted | |
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15-G-231
| 2 | | | Staff Report | VOTING DATES AND HOURS - ADVANCE/ALTERNATE VOTING OPPORTUNITIES AND REDUCED HOURS FOR RETIREMENT HOMES ON VOTING DAY - WARD SEVEN BY-ELECTION (WARD 7) | Adopted | |
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15-G-232
| 2 | | | Staff Report | APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING BY-LAW - OZRENKA BELAVIC (424 VETERAN’S DRIVE) AND SHERRY HUTCHINSON (426 VETERAN’S DRIVE) (WARD 7) | Adopted | |
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15-G-233
| 2 | | | Presentation - AC/RC | PRESENTATION REGARDING THE CENTRAL ONTARIO MUSIC COUNCIL ORGANIZATION | Received | |
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15-G-234
| 3 | | | Staff Report | INVESTMENT POLICY UPDATE | Adopted | |
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15-G-235
| 3 | | | Staff Report | ZONING BY-LAW 2009-141 HOUSEKEEPING RECOMMENDATION | Adopted | |
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15-G-236
| 3 | | | Staff Report | SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS | Adopted | |
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15-G-237
| 4 | | | Item of Discussion | SPONSORSHIP OF NON-CITY EVENTS | Adopted | |
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15-G-238
| 2 | | | Presentation - AC/RC | CONFIDENTIAL LITIGATION MATTER - SEMI-ANNUAL LITIGATION OVERVIEW (FILE: L02)
Councillor, P. Silveira declared a potential pecuniary interest regarding a portion of the Confidential Litigation Matter - Semi-Annual Litigation Overview as he owns property in the area of a site that is the subject of litigation. He did not participate in the discussion or vote on the question. He remained in his seat at the Council table. | Received | |
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15-A-137
| 1 | | | Direct Motion | CENTRAL ONTARIO MUSIC COUNCIL
Moved by: Mayor, J. Lehman
Seconded by: Councillor, D. Shipley
1. That in light of the tourism and economic benefits to Barrie and area, a formal partnership between the City of Barrie and the Central Ontario Music Council be endorsed, to recognize the shared goal of developing the music culture and business as initiated by the many volunteers associated with the Music Council.
2. That staff in the Department of Culture report back via memorandum with a proposed formal Terms of Reference for the partnership.
AMENDMENT #1
Moved by: Councillor, B. Ainsworth
Seconded by: Councillor, A. Khan
That the direct motion concerning the Central Ontario Music Council be amended by:
a) Adding the words “the concept of” after the word “area” in paragraph 1;
b) Adding a new paragraph 2, as follows:
“2. That a letter be sent thanking the many volunteers associated with the Central Ontario Music Council for their efforts to date.”; and
c) Deleting the current paragraph 2 and replacing it with the following (re-numbered as paragraph 3):
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By-law 2015-115
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #114
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to further amend By-law 2015-025 as amended with respect to the establishment and requirement of the payment of fees for information, services, activities and use of City property. (15-G-214) (Pet Licensing Services Review) (BBS003-15) (File: P14) (P5-15) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-116
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #116
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to further amend By-law 2010-035 as amended being a by-law to regulate and govern animals. (15-G-124) (Pet Licensing Services Review) (BBS003-15) (File: P14) (P5-15) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-117
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #120
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to adopt an amendment to the Official Plan (O.P.A. #53). (14-G-251 and 15-G-206) (CPTED - Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Study) (PLN028-14) (File: D18-CPTED) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-118
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #121
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to adopt an amendment to the Official Plan (O.P.A. #55). (15-G-205) (Employment Lands Conversion Policy) (PLN027-15) (File: D09-ELCP) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-119
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #122
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to establish Part of Lot 9, Plan 898, formerly Township of Innisfil, designated as Part 1 on Plan 51R-38614, City of Barrie, County of Simcoe as a public highway, and to name the highway Yonge Street. (12-G-213) (Rezoning from Residential First Density (R1) to General Commercial (C4) - 372 Yonge Street) (PLN036-12) (File: D14-1534) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-120
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #123
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to authorize an extension agreement with a land owner or tenant extending the period of time in which the cancellation price for a tax arrears certificate is to be paid. (13-G-266) (Tax Extension Agreement - 555 Grove Street East) (Ward 1) (FIN015-13) (File: F00) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-121
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #124
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to appoint Municipal Law Enforcement Officers as authorized under the provision of the Police Services Act. (05-G-475) (Marcia Dee Andrews-Camilleri, Sabrina Georgia Bigras, Alanna Kathleen Eskrick-Shaw, Dylan Burkhard Neumann, Allan Gordon James Bulloch Binda, Madeline Lorraine Holden and Karol Oliver Sadowski) (CLK108-05) (File: C06) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-122
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #125
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to amend By-law 2014-171, being a by-law to appoint members to various committees, boards and commissions. (15-A-101 and 15-A-129) (Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority Membership Reduction Pilot Project) (Councillor J. Brassard’s Leave of Absence) (File: C06) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-123
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #126
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to further amend By-law 80-138, as amended, being a by-law to regulate traffic on highways. (15-G-224) (Bradford Street Replacement of Yield Sign with Stop Sign) (Wards 2 and 8) (RFP008-15) (File: T07-SI) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-124
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #127
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to provide for advance voting and to provide for reduced hours of voting in institutions and retirement homes on Voting Day in the Ward Seven By-election. (15-G-231) (Voting Dates and Hours- Advance/Alternate Voting Opportunities and Reduced Hours for Retirement Homes on Voting Day - Ward Seven By-Election) (Ward 7) (CLK016-15) (File: C07) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-125
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #119
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to accept the “as-constructed” municipal services within and complementary to a portion of the Hamptons Residential Subdivision (Phase 3) registered as 51M-820 and to assume the streets for public use. (11-G-276) (Hamptons Subdivision, Phase 3 - Big Bay Point Road and The Queensway) (Ward 10) (ENG047-11) (File: D12-299)
Councillor, M. McCann declared a potential pecuniary interest on the foregoing matter as he owns property in the subject development. He did not participate in the discussion or vote on the question. He remained in his seat at the Council table. | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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By-law 2015-126
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #128
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to confirm the proceedings of Council at its meeting held on the 23rd day of November, 2015. | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | |
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