Environment, Transportation & Public Safety Standing Committee, Wednesday, October 25, 2023
What was decided, in plain words. Every item links back to the official minutes, which are the record.
Plain-language summary based on the official minutes; see the minutes PDF for the full wording.
Present: Councillor Renaldo Agostino, Councillor Mark McKenzie, Councillor Gary Kaschak, Councillor Kieran McKenzie (Vice Chairperson). Regrets: Councillor Fabio Costante (Chairperson).
Standing committee decisions are recommendations. Most go to City Council for a final vote; check the Council minutes for the final decision.
What they decided (8 items)
3.1 Minutes of the September 27, 2023 Environment, Transportation & Public Safety Standing Committee
the report of the Active Transportation Coordinator dated April 26, 2023 entitled “Active Transportation Master Plan 2022 Update” be received for information.
8.4 Follow-up to C172/2023, Essex Terminal Railway Whistling Cessation, Ward 4
report of the Policy Analyst, Transportation Planning, dated October 6, 2023, entitled, “Follow-up to CR172/2023 - Essex Terminal Railway Whistling Cessation, Ward 4,” be received for information
8.7 Response to Council Decision ETPS 942, Options for Addressing Panhandling - City Wide
the committee report of the Environment, Transportation & Public Safety Standing Committee dated March 9, 2023 entitled “Panhandling Statistics re Council Question CQ 11-2022 - City Wide” indicating: 1. that the attached additional information relating to panhandling regulation and statistics be received
8.1 Response to CQ 18-2023, Reversing Recycling and Garbage Collection Days, City Wide
the report of the Commissioner of Infrastructure Services dated October 5th, 2023, entitled “Response to CQ 18-2023, Reversing Recycling and Garbage Collection Days” be received for information.
8.2 Response to CR57/2022, Data Collected and Potential Strategies to Target Rodent Issues, City Wide
the report of the Commissioner of Infrastructure Services dated October 6, 2023, entitled “Response to CR57/2022, Data Collected and Potential Strategies to Target Rodent Issues” be received for information.
8.3 Response to CQ 19-2022, Review of the use of Artificial Turf on the Public Right-of-way - City Wide
1. that the report of the Technologist iii dated October 5, 2023 entitled, “Response to CQ 19- 2022, Review of the use of Artificial Turf on the Public Right-of-way - City Wide” be received for information.
8.6 Church Street (Tecumseh Road West to Cul-de-Sac) Traffic Calming, Ward 3
Administration be directed to install speed humps on Church Street between Tecumseh Road West and Cul-de-Sac
- $41,700: …Tecumseh Road West and Cul-de-Sac; and, THAT Council SUPPORT the immediate use of $41,700 in 2026 Pay-As-You-Go funding previousl…
- $3,090: …the 2024 capital budget; and, THAT a budget issue with regards to annual maintenance of $3,090 BE PRESENTED as part of the 2025 operat…
9.1 Transit Windsor Pension Plan - Investment Plan and 2022 Actuarial Valuation and Audited Financial Statements - City Wide
the Environment, Transportation & Public Safety Standing Committee sitting as the Transit Windsor Board of Directors: I. approve the Audited Financial Statements and Actuarial Valuation of the Contributory Pension Plan for Employees of Transit Windsor as at December 31, 2022
Routine business
- Adopted the minutes of an earlier meeting. (Moved by Councillor Renaldo Agostino, seconded by Councillor Gary Kaschak. .)
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