City Council, Monday, April 22, 2024
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: Mayor Drew Dilkens, Councillor Fred Francis, Councillor Fabio Costante, Councillor Renaldo Agostino, Councillor Mark McKenzie, Councillor Ed Sleiman, Councillor Jo-Anne Gignac, Councillor Angelo Marignani, Councillor Gary Kaschak, Councillor Kieran McKenzie, Councillor Jim Morrison.
What they decided (49 items)
7.1 Correspondence for Monday, April 22, 2024
the following Communication Items 7.1.1, 7.1.3, 7.1.6 through 7.1.8 and 7.1.11 through 7.1.16 as set forth in the Council Agenda be referred as noted
7.1 Correspondence for Monday, April 22, 2024
the correspondence from the Director, Resources Planning and Development Policy Branch, Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry dated April 5, 2024 concerning the Notice of Regulation Proposal regarding Minister’s Permit and Review powers under the Conservation Authorities Act. Environment Registry of Ontario Posting # 019-8320…
| For | Fred Francis, Renaldo Agostino, Mark McKenzie, Jo-Anne Gignac, Gary Kaschak, Drew Dilkens |
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| Against | Kieran McKenzie, Jim Morrison, Fabio Costante, Angelo Marignani, Ed Sleiman |
7.1.9 Letter to Amend Subsection 27(16) of the Ontario Heritage Act to request support of an extension of the deadline in the Act for five years, to January 1, 2030
the letter from the President of the Architectural Conservancy Ontario (aco) dated February 12, 2024 regarding the proposed amendment to Subsection 27(16) of the Ontario Heritage Act and to request support of an extension of the deadline in the Act for five years, to January…
7.1.2 Notice of Regulation Proposal regarding Minister’s Permit and Review powers under the Conservation Authorities Act. Environment Registry of Ontario Posting # 019-8320
Administration be requested to ask for the Conservation Authority’s feedback on their view of the impact of the Conservation Authorities Act changes and the impact on the services that they provide to the City of Windsor.
7.1.4 2023 Windsor Police Service Annual Report
the 2023 Windsor Police Service Annual Report be received
7.1.10 City of Windsor Feedback Regarding ERO-019-7891 and Ministry of the Environment, Conservation & Parks (MCEP) Announcement of new Regulation to Replace Municipal Class EA
the administrative memo from the from the Commissioner, Infrastructure Services & City Engineer dated March 14, 2024 regarding City of Windsor Feedback Regarding ero-019-7891 and the letter from the Executive Director, Municipal Engineers Association dated February 26, 2024 regarding the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation…
7.1.5 Letter requesting support of Bill 173: Intimate Partner Violence Epidemic Act
the letter from the Member Provincial Parliament Windsor West dated April 4, 2024 regarding support of Bill 173: Intimate Partner Violence Epidemic Act be received
7.2 2023 Provincial Offences (POA) Annual Report - City Wide
the report of the Manager of Provincial Offences dated March 14, 2024 entitled “2023 Provincial Offences (poa) Annual Report, City Wide” submitted for information be noted and filed.
8.1 2024 Municipally Significant Event Status, Wards 3, 5, 9,10
the request from; Zuleeates, Carrousel of the Nations: Indian Village, and Saila Vibes for approval of designation as ‘municipally significant’ for the purpose of applying for their Special Occasions Permit, Public Event be approved by Council subject to the terms and conditions of the…
8.2 Update to Various Finance Policies - City Wide
City Council approve the updated Finance policies as follows: • Corporate Wide Cash Receipts Control Policy, attached as Appendix A • Corporate Billing and Accounts Receivable Policy, attached as Appendix B • Accounts Receivable Collections Policy, attached as Appendix C • Corporate Cheque Acceptance Policy,…
8.3 2023 Annual Investment Compliance Report - City Wide
the 2023 Annual Investment Compliance Report for the year ending December 31, 2023 be received for information
8.4 Amendment to the Windsor, Essex Child Care and Early Years Services System Plan 2020-2025: Priority Neighbourhoods for CWELCC Directed Growth
this report of the Manager of Children’s Services dated February 16, 2024 entitled "Amendment to the Windsor, Essex Child Care and Early Years Services System Plan 2020-2025: Priority Neighbourhoods for cwelcc Directed Growth" be accepted
| For | Not listed |
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| Against | Fabio Costante, Kieran McKenzie |
8.5 Rent Supplement Program Expiries and Mitigation Update - City Wide
this updated report from the Coordinator, Housing Administration & Policy and the Social Housing Analyst dated February 16, 2024 entitled "Rent Supplement Program Expiries and Mitigation Update - City Wide" be received
8.6 2024 Ministry of Education (MEDU)- Child Care, EarlyON Child and Family Centres and Canada Wide Early Learning and Child Care (CWELCC) Funding Update
CR154/2024 amended by CR55/2026 adopted February 9, 2026 That the report of the Manager of Children’s Services dated February 16, 2024 entitled "2024 Ministry of Education (medu)- Child Care, EarlyON Child and Family Centres and Canada Wide Early Learning and Child Care (cwelcc) Funding Update"…
- $150,000: …Service Agreement and mitigation funding where the net city contribution does not exceed $150,000 or $1,000,000 gross. For Purchase of Se…
- $1,000,000: …and mitigation funding where the net city contribution does not exceed $150,000 or $1,000,000 gross. For Purchase of Service agreemen…
- $150,000: …exceed $150,000 or $1,000,000 gross. For Purchase of Service agreements that exceed a $150,000 net city contribution or a $1,000,000 g…
- $1,000,000: …For Purchase of Service agreements that exceed a $150,000 net city contribution or a $1,000,000 gross contribution, in addition to the…
8.7 Legislated Five Year Review of the 10-year Housing and Homelessness Master Plan, 2024
this report of the Acting Manager, Homelessness & Housing Support dated February 16, 2024 entitled “Legislated Five Year Review of the 10-year Housing and Homelessness Master Plan, 2024” be accepted
- $200,000: …to access funding through the Social Housing Reserve Fund (Fund 141) for an amount up to $200,000 plus any applicable taxes, to hire a co…
8.8 Rezoning, Sital Garha, 1350 Pelletier Street - Z-031/23 ZNG/7158 - Ward 2
Zoning By-law 8600 be amended by changing the zoning of the westerly half of Part Lot 72, Concession 1 Sandwich West (pin: 01206-0266; Roll No: 040-430-04150), situated on the north side of Pelletier Street, east of McKay Avenue, and known municipally as 1350 Pelletier Street,…
8.9 986 Ouellette Avenue, Masonic Temple, Community Heritage Fund & Downtown Windsor Enhancement Strategy and Community Improvement Plan Grant Extension (Ward 3)
Council Resolution CR120/2022, previously approved for grants under the Community Heritage Fund (Reserve Fund 157) and Downtown Windsor Enhancement Strategy and Community Improvement Plan (Downtown cip), be amended to extend the deadline to one (1) year from the date of the Council approval of Report…
8.10 Verbal Update to Municipal Heritage Register: Strategies in response to Provincial Bill 23 - City Wide
the verbal update to Municipal Heritage Register: Strategies in response to Provincial Bill 23 provided by the Heritage Planner be received
8.11 Sandwich Town CIP Application, 3431, 3433, 3435 Bloomfield Road; Agent Vaibhav Desai (Windsor Essex Community Housing Corporation) (Ward 2)
CR159/2024 rescinded by CR325/2025 adopted july 28, 2025 I. That the request for incentives under the Sandwich Incentive Program made by Windsor Essex Community Housing Corporation, owners of the properties located at 3431, 3433, 3435 Bloomfield Road, be approved for the following programs when all…
- $74,985.91: …Development and Building Fees identified in the Sandwich CIP to an estimated amount of ($74,985.91); ii. Revitalization Grant Program for…
- $27,014.40: …for 70% of the municipal portion of the tax increment for up to 10 years (estimated at $27,014.40 per year); and, II. That the CFO/City T…
- $74,985.91: …Treasurer as to financial implications; and, V. That funds in the estimated amount of $74,985.91 under the Development and Building Fees…
8.12 Downtown Community Improvement Plan Applications made by 1000287003 Ontario Inc. for 28, 34, and 36 Chatham Street East, Ward 3
the request made by 1000287003 Ontario Inc. (c/o Robert Peters) for the proposed development at 28, 34 and 36 Chatham Street East to participate in the Commercial/Mixed Use Building Facade Improvement Program be approved, subject to the applicant submitting brick samples to the satisfaction of…
- $20,000: …for a grant up to 50% of the eligible costs of the facade improvements, to a maximum of $20,000. II. That the City Treasurer BE AUTHORI…
- $20,000: …to a maximum of $20,000. II. That the City Treasurer BE AUTHORIZED to issue payment of $20,000 for grants under the Commercial/Mixed U…
- $20,000: …of the City Planner and Chief Building Official. III. That Grant funds in the amount of $20,000 under the Commercial/Mixed Use Building…
8.13 Downtown Community Improvement Plan Application made by 58 Chatham Street West Corp. for 46, 52, 58 Chatham Street West, Ward 3
the request made by 58 Chatham Street West Corp. for the proposed development at 46, 52 and 58 Chatham Street West, to participate in the Building/Property Improvement Tax Increment Grant Program be approved for 100% of the municipal portion of the tax increment resulting from…
8.14 Report No. 51 of the International Relations Committee - Draft Twin City/Friendship City Policy
Report No. 51 of the International Relations Committee indicating: That the Draft Twin City/Friendship City Policy For the city of Windsor, attached as Appendix “A” be adopted as amended. be approved.
8.15 Minutes of the International Relations Committee of its meeting held January 17, 2024
the minutes of the International Relations Committee meeting held January 17, 2024 be received.
8.16 Minutes of the Essex-Windsor Solid Waste Authority (EWSWA) Regular Board of its meeting held December 5, 2023
the minutes of the Essex-Windsor Solid Waste Authority (EWSWA) Regular Board meeting held December 5, 2023 be received.
8.17 Community and Corporate Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Monitoring Report, 2022 - City Wide
the report of the Community Energy Plan Administrator dated February 19, 2024 entitled "Community and Corporate Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Monitoring Report, 2022, City Wide" be received for information
8.18 Windsor's 2023 Report On the State of the Environment
1. That the report from the Environment Sustainability Coordinator dated March 7, 2024 entitled “Windsor's 2023 Report On the State of the Environment” be received for information
8.19 Response to CQ 36-2023, Repurposing Lot 16 - City Wide
the report of the Coordinator, Parking Services dated March 11, 2024 entitled “CQ 36-2023, Repurposing Lot 16” be received for information
- $51,950: …as no entry after 10:00 p.m. BE APPROVED; and, That the initial cost of the barrier gate $51,950 (plus HST), with associated infrastruct…
- $10,000: …(plus HST), with associated infrastructure upgrade costs estimated to be approximately $10,000 BE FUNDED from the On-Off Street Parkin…
8.20 Zoning By-law Amendment Application for 3842 Woodward Boulevard, Z- 030/23 [ZNG-7151], Ward 9
Zoning By-law 8600 be amended for the lands located on the east side of Woodward Boulevard, between Ledyard Avenue and Moxlay Avenue, described as Part of Lot 19 as in R1119645 and Closed Alley, Plan 1045 as in R1162410, by adding a site specific provision…
8.21 Windsor Sign By-law Billboard Review and Amendments.
this report detailing the Windsor Sign By-law 250-2004, related to Paper Copy Billboard and Electronic Change Copy Billboard Ground and Wall Signs on private property, in response to council decision CR103/2023 DHSC 477, be received
8.22 Brownfield Redevelopment Community Improvement Plan (CIP) application submitted by 1000506202 Ontario Inc. for 1567 Ouellette Avenue (Ward 3)
the request made by 1000506202 Ontario Inc. to participate in the Environmental Site Assessment Grant Program be approved for the completion of a proposed Phase ii Environmental Site Assessment Study and Delineation for the property located at 1567 Ouellette Avenue pursuant to the City of…
- $25,000: …Plan; and, II. That the City Treasurer BE AUTHORIZED to issue payment up to a maximum of $25,000 based upon the completion and submissio…
- $25,000: …to the City Planner and City Solicitor; and, III. That the grant funds in the amount of $25,000 under the Environmental Site Assessment…
8.23 Sandwich Town CIP Application, 3573 Peter Street; Owner: Sarin Ty and Soknao Tieng (Ward 2)
the Chief Building Official be authorized to issue a Demolition Permit to Sarin Ty and Soknao Tieng (the “Owners”), the registered owners of 3573 Peter Street (the “Property”), to demolish a Semi-Detached Dwelling located at the Property (see Appendix ‘A'), to construct a Multiple Dwelling…
- $40,000: …commencement of the demolition, the Clerk will enter the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars ($40,000) on the collectors roll of the Property…
- $20,000: …the Development and Building Fees identified in the Sandwich CIP to a Maximum amount of $20,000; ii. Revitalization Grant Program for 7…
- $3,527: …for 70% of the municipal portion of the tax increment for up to 10 years (estimated at $3,527 per year); and, VI. That the CAO and Ci…
- $20,000: …the City Treasurer as to financial matters; and, VII. That funds to a maximum amount of $20,000 under the Development Building Fees Gra…
8.24 Minutes of the Property Standards Committee of its meeting held February 12, 2024
the minutes of the Property Standards Committee meeting held February 12, 2024 be received as presented.
11.1 Little River Pollution Control plant (LRPCP) UV Disinfection Equipment Pre-Purchase - Contract Award - City Wide
the following proposal be accepted: proponent: Trojan Technologies Group ulc 3020 Gore Rd., London, on N5V 4T7 rfp no.: 146-23 total proposal price: $1,750,000.00 (excluding hst) account charged: 007 5410 9998 02942 7203001 and, That the Chief Administrative Officer and City Clerk be authorized to…
- $1,750,000.00: …Group ULC 3020 Gore Rd., London, ON N5V 4T7 RFP NO.: 146-23 TOTAL PROPOSAL PRICE: $1,750,000.00 (excluding HST) ACCOUNT CHARGED: 007 54…
11.2 Ojibway Trunk Sewer Maintenance Hole Rehabilitation, Delayed Commencement, City Wide
the following contract be amended: tenderer: Capital Sewer Services Inc. tender no: 159-22 tendered price: $4,044,125 (excluding hst) amended price: $4,617,749 (excluding hst) account charged: 007-5410-9998-02942-7223005 and
- $4,044,125: …BE AMENDED: TENDERER: Capital Sewer Services Inc. TENDER NO: 159-22 TENDERED PRICE: $4,044,125 (excluding HST) AMENDED PRICE: $4,617,7…
- $4,617,749: …Inc. TENDER NO: 159-22 TENDERED PRICE: $4,044,125 (excluding HST) AMENDED PRICE: $4,617,749 (excluding HST) ACCOUNT CHARGED: 007-54…
- $4,617,749: …an amended agreement with the low bidder, Capital Sewer Services Inc., in the amount of $4,617,749 excluding HST, with said contract being…
- $583,720,: …Decision MD05-2024 and subsequently City Council SUPPORTS an additional expenditure of $583,720, be it further resolved, III. That the C…
- $583,720: …$583,720, be it further resolved, III. That the City Treasurer BE DIRECTED TO transfer $583,720 in funding from the Flood Abatement Mea…
11.5 Declaration of a Vacant Parcel of Land Municipally Known as 0 Forest Glade Drive Surplus and Authority to Offer Same for Sale, Ward 8
the following vacant parcel of land owned by The Corporation of the City of Windsor (the “City”) be declared surplus: Municipal address: 0 Forest Glade Drive, vacant land situate on the north side of Forest Glade Drive, as shown in the aerial diagram…
11.7 2023 Year-End Operating Budget Variance Report - City Wide
1. That Council receive for information the 2023 Year-End Operating Budget Variance Report
- $2,490,154: …Report; and, 2. That the final 2023 Property Tax Levy Operating Budget deficit of ($2,490,154) BE FUNDED as follows: ($900,491) relat…
- $900,491: …2023 Property Tax Levy Operating Budget deficit of ($2,490,154) BE FUNDED as follows: ($900,491) related to the un-recovered convoy cos…
- $1,589,663: …the un-recovered convoy costs, from Fund 169 (PAYG Capital Reserve) and the balance of ($1,589,663) from the Budget Stabilization Continge…
- $1,110,337: …Contingency; and, 3. That the balance of the Budget Stabilization Contingency totalling $1,110,337 BE TRANSFERRED to Fund 139, the Budget…
- $4,622,012: …and, 4. That in order to avoid the need to re-budget for various items, Council APPROVE $4,622,012 in Budget Carry-Forwards as detailed in…
- $3,975: …to/(from) the various reserve accounts/funds as part of the 2023 Year-End close: a. ($3,975) to Account 1755 (Reserve for Fire Educ…
- $35,428: …of the 2023 Year-End close: a. ($3,975) to Account 1755 (Reserve for Fire Education) b. ($35,428) to Fund 114-128 (Development Charge Re…
- $62,406: …for Fire Education) b. ($35,428) to Fund 114-128 (Development Charge Reserves) c. ($62,406) to Account 1768 (Ontario Fire Serve Gr…
- $72,259: …Charge Reserves) c. ($62,406) to Account 1768 (Ontario Fire Serve Grant Reserve) d. ($72,259) to Account 1784 (Succession Planning R…
- $260,485: …Fire Serve Grant Reserve) d. ($72,259) to Account 1784 (Succession Planning Reserve) e. ($260,485) to Account 1756 (Reserve for Tree Plan…
- $287,815: …Planning Reserve) e. ($260,485) to Account 1756 (Reserve for Tree Planting) f. ($287,815) to Account 1762 (Municipal Elections R…
- $329,957: …for Tree Planting) f. ($287,815) to Account 1762 (Municipal Elections Reserve) g. ($329,957) to Fund 160 (Capital Expenditure Reser…
- $663,506: …(Municipal Elections Reserve) g. ($329,957) to Fund 160 (Capital Expenditure Reserve) h. $663,506 from Fund 170 (Pay As You Go (PAYG) Lea…
- $1,055,843: …Reserve) h. $663,506 from Fund 170 (Pay As You Go (PAYG) Leasing Reserve) for WPS i. $1,055,843 from Fund 177 (PC Maintenance/Support R…
- $1,216,349: …Leasing Reserve) for WPS i. $1,055,843 from Fund 177 (PC Maintenance/Support Reserve) j. $1,216,349 from Fund 170 (Pay As You Go (PAYG) Lea…
- $957,634: …to/(from) the various reserve accounts/funds as part of the 2022 Year-End close: a. $957,634 from Fund 170 (Pay As You Go (PAYG) Lea…
- $1,118,814: …2022 Year-End close: a. $957,634 from Fund 170 (Pay As You Go (PAYG) Leasing Reserve) b. $1,118,814 from Fund 177 (PC Maintenance/Support R…
- $900,000: …Year End Operating Budget Variance Report to the Federal Government highlighting the $900,000 shortfall which relates to the unfunded…
11.8 Reinvestment of Special WDBL Dividend in WDTC
City Council direct the Commissioner of Finance & City Treasurer to reinvest the special dividend of $2,400,000 from Windsor Detroit Border Link (“wdbl”) into the Windsor Detroit Tunnel Corporation (“wdtc”) following the receipt of the dividend from wdbl
- $2,400,000: …DIRECT the Commissioner of Finance & City Treasurer to reinvest the special dividend of $2,400,000 from Windsor Detroit Border Link (“WDBL…
11.9 Contract Amendment for Net Metering Photovoltaic Rooftop Project at 11 City Facilities City Wide
City Council approve the amendment of the contract with Moose Power Inc. for the installation of larger photovoltaic systems in 11 facilities under the approved Net Metering Project (CR515/2021) as follows: • Optimist Community Centre and Library, 120 kW (originally 96 kW) • Forest…
- $2,697,653: …total Net Metering project installed capacity of 916.8 kW, a total installation cost of $2,697,653 (exclusive of HST), and an annual maint…
- $18,320: …installation cost of $2,697,653 (exclusive of HST), and an annual maintenance cost of $18,320 (exclusive of HST); and, That the Chief…
- $4,164,261: …Planning, or their designates; and, That City Council SUPPORT the total project costs of $4,164,261 for the revised Net Metering project to…
- $242,101,: …BE AUTHORIZED to make the following transfers of the annual savings, estimated at $242,101, as follows: • Transfer $18,320 (exclusi…
- $18,320: …following transfers of the annual savings, estimated at $242,101, as follows: • Transfer $18,320 (exclusive of HST and to be adjusted an…
- $223,781,: …and maintenance cost, and; • Transfer the balance of the annual savings, estimated to be $223,781, to fund the repayment of capital costs…
11.3 Retention and Employee Experience Project, City Wide
Council receive the Human Resources report dated April 15, 2024 entitled “Retention and Employee Experience Project” for information
- $237,000: …resolved: That the 2024 Operating impact on the Human Resources department, at a cost of $237,000 BE FUNDED by way of a transfer from the…
- $500,000: …to the Implementation Plan; and further, That City Council SUPPORT expenditures of up to $500,000 to address the immediate needs with fun…
11.4 Response to CQ 2-2023, Moving the Location of Bright Lights - Ward 3
the report of the Executive Initiative Coordinator dated October 13, 2023, entitled, “Report CQ 2-2023 - Moving the Location of Bright Lights, Ward 3” be received for information
11.6 Proposed Expropriation of Land for the Prince Road Storm Sewer Project - Phase 9B - Ward 2
Council of the City of Windsor, acting as approving authority pursuant to the Expropriations Act hereby resolves to expropriate the lands described in Appendix “A” attached hereto and authorizes the cao and the City Clerk to execute the necessary Expropriation Plan and register the same…
Notices Of Motion
administration be directed to waive the parking fees for lot 11 on Saturday, April 27, 2024 from 11:00 o’clock a.m. to 7:00 o’clock p.m. related to festivities for the National Football League (nfl) draft.
Third And Final Reading Of The By-Laws
the petition presented by Councillor Fred Francis on behalf of the residents of the Roseland neighbourhood and surrounding area in opposition of the City of Windsor’s current housing proposal on the Roseland Golf and Curling Club Property be received by the Clerk for the purpose…
17.2 Petition from Residents on the Corner of Derek Street and Radcliff Avenue in Oposition to the Implementation of Bus Route 335
the petition presented by Councillor Angelo Marignani on behalf of residents on the corner of Derek Street and Radcliff Avenue in opposition to the implementation of Bus Route 335 being added to Radcliff Avenue be received by the Clerk and the Clerk be directed to…
18.1 CQ 24-2024
the following Council Question by Councillor Fabio Costante be approved, and that Administration be directed to proceed with the necessary actions to respond to the Council Question in the form of a written report, consistent with Council’s instructions, and in accordance with Section 17.1 of…
18.2 CQ 25-2024
the following Council Question by Councillor Kieran McKenzie be approved, and that Administration be directed to proceed with the necessary actions to respond to the Council Question in the form of a written report, consistent with Council’s instructions, and in accordance with Section 17.1 of…
18.3 CQ 26-2024
the following Council Question by Councillor Kieran McKenzie be approved, and that Administration be directed to proceed with the necessary actions to respond to the Council Question in the form of a written report, consistent with Council’s instructions, and in accordance with Section 17.1 of…
18.4 CQ 27-2024
the following Council Question by Councillor Kieran McKenzie be approved, and that Administration be directed to proceed with the necessary actions to respond to the Council Question in the form of a written report, consistent with Council’s instructions, and in accordance with Section 17.1 of…
IC-2 In-camera recommendation 2 (In-Camera Council Meeting, March 18, 2024)
the recommendation contained in the in-camera report from the Manager of Culture and Events, Manager of Development Revenue and Financial Administration, Executive Director of Recreation and Culture, Commissioner of Community Services, Acting City Solicitor, Acting Commissioner of Corporate Services and Commissioner of Finance/City Treasurer respecting…
| For | Not listed |
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| Against | Fred Francis, Mark McKenzie, Angelo Marignani, Fabio Costante |
Conflicts of interest declared
- Councillor Fred Francis discloses an interest and abstains from voting on Item 8.1 being “2024 Municipally Significant Event Status, Wards 3, 5, 9,10,” as it relates to his employer.
- Councillor Mark McKenzie discloses an interest and abstains from voting on Item 7.1.11 being “Application for Zoning Amendment & Official Plan Amendment, Giovanni Caboto Club, 835 Tecumseh Rd E, 2148 Marentette Ave, 2175 Parent Ave, to permit one medium profile residential building up to 6 storeys with 54 dwelling units and to add a Special Policy Area that will allow for an increase in maximum building height from four (4) storeys to no more than six (6) storeys for a development within a Mixed-Use Corridor land use designation,” as he is a member of the Giovanni Caboto Club.
- Councillor Renaldo Agostino discloses an interest and abstains from voting on Item 7.1.11 being “Application for Zoning Amendment & Official Plan Amendment, Giovanni Caboto Club, 835 Tecumseh Rd E, 2148 Marentette Ave, 2175 Parent Ave, to permit one medium profile residential building up to 6 storeys with 54 dwelling units and to add a Special Policy Area that will allow for an increase in maximum building height from four (4) storeys to no more than six (6) storeys for a development within a Mixed-Use Corridor land use designation,” as he is a member of the Giovanni Caboto Club.
Routine business
- Adopted the minutes of an earlier meeting. (Moved by Councillor Gary Kaschak, seconded by Councillor Angelo Marignani. Carried.)
- Moved into Committee of the Whole to deal with the agenda. (Moved by Councillor Kieran McKenzie, seconded by Councillor Mark McKenzie. Carried.)
- Adopted a committee report. (Moved by Councillor Gary Kaschak, seconded by Councillor Angelo Marignani. Carried.)
- Gave first and second reading to the by-laws on the agenda. (Moved by Councillor Kieran McKenzie, seconded by Councillor Mark McKenzie. Carried.)
- Ended Committee of the Whole and reported back to Council. (Moved by Councillor Jim Morrison, seconded by Councillor Ed Sleiman. Carried.)
- Waived a procedure rule so a motion could be introduced without notice. (Moved by Councillor Jim Morrison, seconded by Councillor Renaldo Agostino. Carried.)
- Gave first and second reading to the by-laws on the agenda. (Moved by Councillor Renaldo Agostino, seconded by Councillor Fabio Costante. .)
- Adjourned the meeting. (Moved by Councillor Kieran McKenzie, seconded by Councillor Mark McKenzie. Carried.)
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