Date: Monday, July 27, 2026, Monday, July 27, 2026
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 Frazier Fathers, 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 Report for Monday, July 27, 2026 City Council Meeting
the following Communication Items 7.1.2 through 7.1.9 as set forth in the Council Agenda be referred as noted
7.1 Correspondence Report for Monday, July 27, 2026 City Council Meeting
the correspondence from the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority regarding the 2026 Community Benefits request be received for information
7.2 2026 Sale of Lands for Tax Arrears - City Wide
the report of the Manager, Revenue and Collections dated July 6, 2026 entitled, “2026 Sale of Lands for Tax Arrears - City wide,” be received for information.
8.1 Tax Relief 2026 (for 2025 Taxes) - Extreme Poverty and/or Illness, and Tax Deferrals- City Wide
City Council accept Administration’s recommendation with regards to the approval of seven (7) applications for total tax relief of $16,479 (inclusive of the education portion)
- $16,479: …with regards to the approval of seven (7) applications for total tax relief of $16,479 (inclusive of the education portion); a…
- $168,000: …recommendation with regards to maintaining the home assessment value threshold at $168,000 for the 2027 Tax Relief Program, for 2…
- $278: …to the approval of two (2) applications for total taxes deferred in the amount of $278 (inclusive of the education portion).…
8.3 Applications for 2025 Tax Reductions under S 357/358 of the Ontario Municipal Act 2001 - City Wide
City Council accept Administration’s recommendations with regards to the approval of property tax relief for those applications for tax reduction, cancellation and refund, as outlined in Appendices A through C
- $178,723: …Tax Master Collector’s Roll for the 2023 through 2026 taxation years in the amount of $178,723 (including the education portion) as ou…
8.5 Zoning By-Law Amendment - Z 012-26 (ZNG-7372) 1785 Turner Road - Ward 4
Zoning By-law 8600 be amended by adding the following zoning exception to Section 91.10: 29. northwest corner of turner road and mohawk street For the lands comprising of Part Block C, Registered Plan 1475, a Child Care Centre shall be an additional permitted main use,…
8.7 Notice of Intent to Partially Demolish a Heritage Listed Property and Notice of Intention to Designate, 493 Ouellette Avenue, Lazare’s Furs Building and Sign (Ward 3)
the Notice of Intent to Partially Demolish the heritage listed property at 493 Ouellette Avenue, Lazare’s Furs Building and Sign, to remove the south (side) and west (rear) exterior walls to facilitate the construction of a rear four-storey addition and openings be received
8.8 Brownfield Environmental Site Assessment 2650 Metcalfe St Ward 5
the request made by Metco Development Inc. (Yehya Atwan) to participate in the Environmental Site Assessment Grant Program be approved for the completion of a proposed Phase ii Environmental Site Assessment Study and Remediation Work Plan (if required) for the property located at 2650 Metcalfe…
- $25,000: …Brownfield Redevelopment Community Improvement Plan; II. That the grant funds of up to $25,000 under the Environmental Site Assessment…
- $25,000: …Planner; III. That the City Treasurer BE AUTHORIZED to issue payment up to a maximum of $25,000 based upon the completion and submissio…
8.9 CIP 002-2026 - Brownfield Rehabilitation Community Improvement Plan - 844 Bridge Ave - Ward 2
the request made by 15847796 Canada Inc. (Shameem Momtaz) to participate in the Brownfield Rehabilitation Grant Program be approved for the lesser of 70% of the municipal portion of the tax increment increase resulting from the proposed duplex or multiple dwelling 844 Bridge Ave for…
8.10 Ford City CIP Application, 979-981 Drouillard Road, Owner: 1001134151 Ontario Inc. (c/o: Saksham Sharma) - Ward 5
the request for incentives under the Ford City cip Financial Incentive Programs made by 1001134151 ontario inc. (Andrew Lennon, Kaija Karmiste) (c/o: Saksham Sharma) (“The Owner”) of the property located at 979-981 Drouillard Road be approved, for the following incentive programs: i. Building/Property Improvement Tax…
- $18,235: …up to 10 years or the eligible costs. The estimated annual amount of the grant is +/- $18,235; ii. Municipal Development Fees Grant P…
- $50,000: …is +/- $18,235; ii. Municipal Development Fees Grant Program to a maximum amount of $50,000; and, iii. New Residential Development…
- $5,000: …and, iii. New Residential Development Grant Program for ten (10) new residential units ($5,000 each) to the maximum amount of $50,000.…
- $50,000: …Grant Program for ten (10) new residential units ($5,000 each) to the maximum amount of $50,000. II. That Administration BE AUTHORIZED…
- $50,000: …and in form satisfactory to the City Solicitor; IV. That funds in the maximum amount of $50,000 under the Municipal Development Fees Gr…
- $50,000: …$50,000 under the Municipal Development Fees Grant Program, and funds in the amount of $50,000 under the New Residential Development G…
8.11 CIP 001-2026 - Downtown Community Improvement Plan - 0 Pelissier St - Ward 3
the request made by Pelissier Park Ltd. (Chris MacLeod) agent for the proposed development at 0 Pelissier St, to participate in: a) The New Residential Development Grant Program be approved for $2,500 per each new residential unit, up to $50,000 per property, for a total…
- $2,500: …St, to participate in: a) The New Residential Development Grant Program BE APPROVED for $2,500 per each new residential unit, up to $5…
- $50,000: …Development Grant Program BE APPROVED for $2,500 per each new residential unit, up to $50,000 per property, for a total of $120,000 f…
- $120,000: …for $2,500 per each new residential unit, up to $50,000 per property, for a total of $120,000 for eight (8) lots with six (6) units o…
- $120,000: …the deadline one (1) year only if requested by the applicant; V. That Grant funds up to $120,000 under the Downtown Windsor Enhancement…
- $120,000: …of the City Planner; VI. That the City Treasurer BE AUTHORIZED to issue payment up to $120,000 for grants from the Downtown Windsor En…
8.12 Ford City CIP Application, 0 Drouillard Road, Owner: 1001134151 ONTARIO INC. Andrew Lennon (c/o: Saksham Sharma and Andrew Lennon) - Ward 5
the request for incentives under the Ford City cip Financial Incentive Programs made by 1001134151 ontario inc. (c/o: Saksham Sharma and Andrew Lennon) (“The Owner”), owner of the property located at 0 Drouillard Road be approved, for the following incentive programs: i. Building/Property Improvement Tax…
- $9,037: …up to 10 years or the eligible costs. The estimated annual amount of the grant is +/- $9,037; ii. Municipal Development Fees Grant P…
- $50,000: …grant is +/- $9,037; ii. Municipal Development Fees Grant Program to a maximum amount of $50,000; and, iii. New Residential Development…
- $5,000: …and, iii. New Residential Development Grant Program for eight (8) new residential units ($5,000 each) to the maximum amount of $40,000.…
- $40,000: …Grant Program for eight (8) new residential units ($5,000 each) to the maximum amount of $40,000. II. That Administration BE AUTHORIZED…
- $50,000: …and in form satisfactory to the City Solicitor; IV. That funds in the maximum amount of $50,000 under the Municipal Development Fees Gr…
- $40,000: …$50,000 under the Municipal Development Fees Grant Program, and funds in the amount of $40,000 under the New Residential Development G…
8.13 Repeal of By-law 106-2010, A By-law Pertaining to the Deposit of Monies to Meet the Cost of Repairing any Damage to the Sidewalk, Curbing or Paved Boulevard in the City of Windsor, City Wide
By-law Number 106-2010 being “A By-law Pertaining to the Deposit of Monies to Meet the Cost of Repairing any Damage to the Sidewalk, Curbing or Paved Boulevard in the City of Windsor” be repealed.
8.14 Closure of the North/South Alley, Located South of Guignion Road, East of Gelinas Road and West of Routley Road, SAA-7271 - Ward 9
the 4.26 metre-wide north/south alley, located south of Guignion Road, east of Routley Road and west of Gelinas Road, and shown on Drawing No. cc-1869 (attached hereto as Appendix “A”), and hereinafter referred to as the “Subject Alley”, be assumed for subsequent closure.
- $1.50: …Conveyance Cost BE SET as follows: a. For alley conveyed to abutting lands zoned MD 2.7, $1.50 per square foot without easements plus…
8.15 Closure of North/South Alley Located Between Dougall Avenue and Church Street, North of Norfolk Street, SAA-7325 - Ward 1
the 4.27 metre-wide north/south alley, located north of Norfolk Street, east of Church Street, and west of Dougall Avenue, and shown on Drawing No. cc-1875 (attached hereto as Appendix “A”), and hereinafter referred to as the “Subject Alley”, be assumed for subsequent closure
- $1.00: …amended by CR427/2003 & CR182/2005: a. For alley conveyed to abutting lands zoned RD1.4, $1.00 plus HST, deed preparation fee and a pr…
- $20.00: …by an Ontario Land Surveyor. b. For alley conveyed to abutting lands zoned CD3.9, $20.00 per square foot without easements plus…
- $10.00: …as invoiced to The Corporation of the City of Windsor by an Ontario Land Surveyor, and $10.00 per square foot with easements plus HST…
8.16 Closure of the North/South Alley Located Between St. Patrick's Avenue and Randolph Avenue, North of Totten Street and South of Algonquin Street, SAA-7208 - Ward 10
the 4.28 metre-wide north/south alley, located north of Totten Street, east of St. Patrick’s Avenue, south of Algonquin Street, and west of Randolph Avenue shown on Drawing No. cc- 1859 (attached hereto as Appendix “A”), and hereinafter referred to as the “Subject Alley”, be assumed…
- $1.00: …amended by CR427/2003 & CR182/2005: a. For alley conveyed to abutting lands zoned RD1.1, $1.00 plus HST, deed preparation fee and a pr…
8.17 Closure of the north/south alley located between Dougall Avenue and Church Street, north of Liberty Street, south of Norfolk Street, SAA-7348, Ward 1
the 4.27 metre-wide north/south alley, located north of Liberty Street, east of Church Street, south of Norfolk Street, and west of Dougall Avenue, shown on Drawing No. cc-1879 (attached hereto as Appendix “A”), and hereinafter referred to as the “Subject Alley”, be assumed for subsequent…
- $1.00: …amended by CR427/2003 & CR182/2005: a. For alley conveyed to abutting lands zoned RD1.4, $1.00 plus HST, deed preparation fee and a pr…
- $20.00: …by an Ontario Land Surveyor. b. For alley conveyed to abutting lands zoned CD3.9, $20.00 per square foot without easements plus…
- $10.00: …as invoiced to The Corporation of the City of Windsor by an Ontario Land Surveyor, and $10.00 per square foot with easements plus HST…
8.18 Closure of the East/West Alley Located North of Kent Street and East of Malden Road, SAA-7199 - Ward 1
the 4.57-metre-wide east/west alley located north of Kent Street and east of Malden Road, and west of Second Street, and shown on Drawing No. cc-1856 (attached hereto as Appendix “A”), and hereinafter referred to as the “Subject Alley”, be assumed for subsequent closure.
- $1.00: …Cost BE SET as follows: a. For alley conveyed to abutting lands zoned RD1.1 and DRD1.1, $1.00 plus HST (if applicable), deed preparat…
| For | Not listed |
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| Against | Kieran McKenzie |
8.19 Closure of the North/South Alley Located Between Mark Avenue and Everts Avenue, South of Totten Street, North of Quebec Street, SAA-7160 - Ward 10
the 4.27-metre-wide north/south alley, located north of Quebec Street, east of Mark Avenue, south of Totten Street and west of Everts Avenue and shown on Drawing No. cc- 1853 (attached hereto as Appendix “A”), and hereinafter referred to as the “Subject Alley”, be assumed for…
- $1.00: …amended by CR427/2003 & CR182/2005: a. For alley conveyed to abutting lands zoned RD1.2, $1.00 plus HST, deed preparation fee, and a p…
8.20 Northwood Street Phase 2 Development, Species Conservation Act Registration, Ward 10
the Chief Administrative Officer and City Clerk be authorized to execute any agreements, documents or amendments and sign any application forms and supplementary reports as may be necessary to act as co-applicant on the registration of the development within the municipal right- of-way adjacent to…
8.21 Minutes of the International Relations Committee of its meeting held May 20, 2026
the minutes of the International Relations Committee of its meeting held May 20, 2026 be received as presented.
8.22 Minutes of the Property Standards Committee of its meeting held June 11, 2026
the minutes of the Property Standards Committee of its meeting held June 11, 2026 be received as presented.
8.23 Report No 60 of the International Relations Committee of its meeting held May 20, 2026
Report No.60 of the International Relation Committee indicating: That the International Relations Committee recommend that the City of Windsor and the City of San Juan del Rio enter into a Friendship City Agreement. be approved.
8.24 Report No. 61 of the International Relations Committee of its meeting held May 20, 2026
Report No. 61 of the International Relations Committee indicating: That approval be given to an expenditure in the upset amount of $1,000 from the International Relation’s Capital Fund to support the animation of the 2026 Children’s Art Exhibition. be approved.
- $1,000: …Committee indicating: That APPROVAL BE GIVEN to an expenditure in the upset amount of $1,000 from the International Relation’s Capit…
8.25 Report No. 62 of the meeting of the International Relations Committee held May 20, 2026
Report No. 62 of the International Relation Committee indicating: That the International Relations Committee recommends that the Proposal for a Sister City Relationship with Shkodra, Albania be approved. be approved
8.26 Minutes of the Age Friendly Windsor Working Group of its meeting held May 7, 2026
the minutes of the Age Friendly Windsor Working Group of its meeting held May 7, 2026 be received.
8.27 Report No. 135 of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee
Report No. 135 of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee indicating: That $40,000 be approved as a pre-commitment of the Capital Funds for the deployment of acoustic panel enhancements in the auditorium at Huron Lodge from Project 7086008 Accessibility-oda Requirements. be approved.
- $40,000: …That Report No. 135 of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee indicating: That $40,000 BE APPROVED as a pre-commitment of the…
8.28 Report No. 136 of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee
Report No.136 of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee indicating: That an upset amount of $100,000 (plus hst) be approved as a pre-commitment of funds for accessibility improvements to the west and south entrances and the ground floor washrooms at All Saints Church from project 7086008…
- $100,000: …of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee indicating: That an upset amount OF $100,000 (plus HST) BE APPROVED as a pre-commitm…
8.29 Report No. 137 of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee
Report No. 137 of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee indicating: That an upset amount of $80,000 (plus hst) be approved as a pre-commitment of funds for the renovations to the stairs, upstairs washrooms, and downstairs washrooms at the Riverside Branch of Windsor Public Library from…
- $80,000: …137 of the Windsor Accessibility Advisory Committee indicating: That an upset amount OF $80,000 (plus HST) BE APPROVED as a pre-commitm…
8.30 2026-2030 Child Care and Early Years Service System Plan
whereas the City is the designated Service System Manager for childcare and early years services in Windsor-Essex County, therefore be it resolved that City Council approve the 2026-2030 Child Care and Early Years Service System Plan for Windsor-Essex County, as required by the Ontario Ministry…
8.31 Over Street Banner Policy, City Wide
Council approve the updated Over Street Banner Policy attached as Appendix “A”
11.1 2025 Financial Statements & Annual Report - City Wide
City Council receive and accept the draft 2025 City of Windsor Annual Report, which contains the Audited Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2025, including the City of Windsor Trust Fund Statements
11.4 2026 Municipally Significant Event Status - Ward 4
the request from Taste of Walkerville for designation as ‘municipally significant’ for the purpose of applying for a Special Occasion Permit, Public Event be approved by City Council subject to the terms and conditions of the Special Event Agreement with the City
11.9 Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island / Invest WindsorEssex Alignment Recommendations - City Wide
City Council approve, in principle, the alignment recommendations, unanimously approved by both Boards of Directors of Invest Windsor Essex (iwe) and Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island (twepi) at their June 30, 2026, joint meeting, regarding: • Governance • Organizational structure • Future phased integration as…
8.32 Response to CQ 2-2026 - Feasibility of Parking Revenue Sharing with Business Improvement Areas - City Wide
the report of the Environment, Transportation, and Public Safety Standing Committee (etps) of its meeting held June 24, 2026, entitled “Response to CQ 2-2026 - Feasibility of Parking Revenue Sharing with Business Improvement Areas - City Wide” be deferred to a future Environment, Transportation, and…
8.4 Zoning By-law Amendment Application for 0 Pelissier Street, Z-013/26 [ZNG-7374], Ward 3
Zoning By-law 8600 be amended by adding the following zoning exception to Section 91.10: 30. west side of pelissier street between wyandotte street west and elliott street west For the lands comprising Lots 34 to 45, Plan 381 (pin 01191-0253 lt), for a Multiple Dwelling,…
8.6 Zoning By-law Amendment & Official Plan Amendment Applications, 825 Riverside Dr. W., Z-001/26 [ZNG/7351] & OPA 199 [OPA/7352], Ward 3 Chris Pidgeon, Principal Planner, GSP Group Chris Pidgeon, Principal Planner, GSP Group, Agent for Applicant, appears before City Council
1. That Schedule “D” of Volume I: The Primary Plan of the City of Windsor Official Plan be amended by changing the land use designation of the south west portion of con 1PT lot 76 plan 72 L1: plan 380 pt lots 11 & 139;…
11.7 Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families, Request for Additional Funding Becky Parent, Executive Director, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Windsor Essex Becky Parent, Executive Director, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Windsor Essex, appears before City
whereas The City of Windsor is committed to ensuring the health, safety, and stable housing of all its residents, particularly vulnerable women, youth, seniors, and families facing immediate housing and shelter crises
- $60,000.00: …BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 1. City Council APPROVE a one-time emergency funding allocation of $60,000.00 to the Welcome Centre Shelter for Women…
| For | Angelo Marignani, Gary Kaschak, Fred Francis, Frazier Fathers, Renaldo Agostino, Jim Morrison, Kieran McKenzie, Mark McKenzie, Ed Sleiman, Drew Dilkens |
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| Against | Jo-Anne Gignac |
11.2 Grant Submissions in a Council "Lame" Duck Situation - City Wide
City Council approve the following recommendations effective August 21, 2026 to November 15, 2026 should Council be determined to be ‘Lame Duck’: I. That City Council delegate authority to the Chief Administrative Officer to approve the following, for the sole purpose of submitting grant applications:…
- $1million: …was utilized; and, c. That where the total project cost is estimated to be over $1million, that City Council BE ADVISED of the pr…
| For | Not listed |
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| Against | Fred Francis |
11.3 Procurement Overages in a Council "Lame Duck" Situation and 2027 Pre- Commitments - City Wide
1. That City Council approve the following recommendations effective August 21, 2026 to November 16, 2026, unless further extended by Council, should Council be determined to be ‘Lame Duck’: a. That, on a case-by-case basis, in order to facilitate contract awards, increases and amendments, renewals,…
- $1,500,000: …funds by the lesser of 30 per cent of the total approved capital project budget or $1,500,000; and, b. That the Chief Administrative…
- $500,000,: …and approve requests for contract increases and amendments, or revisions in excess of $500,000, to offset impacts resulting from market…
- $1,500,000,: …exceed the lesser of 30 per cent of the total Council approved capital project budget or $1,500,000, and that any conflicting provisions in…
- $500,000,: …WHERE it is necessary in the public interest in order to facilitate a Purchase exceeding $500,000, that the Chief Administrative Officer,…
- $1,500,000,: …exceed the lesser of 30 per cent of the total Council approved capital project budget or $1,500,000, and that any conflicting provisions in…
- $500,000,: …in order to facilitate a contract renewal or extension, amendment or revision exceeding $500,000, that the Chief Administrative Officer,…
- $1,500,000,: …exceed the lesser of 30 per cent of the total Council approved capital project budget or $1,500,000, and that any conflicting provisions in…
- $44,308,373: …that the City Treasurer BE DIRECTED to effect pre-commitments of funding totalling $44,308,373 previously approved in principle in the…
11.5 Real Estate Transaction Approval Authority During the Potential Lame Duck Period - City Wide
City Council delegate to the Chief Administrative Officer, in the event of a “lame duck” situation, the authority to approve real estate transactions in excess of $50,000 for the time period of August 21, 2026 to November 15, 2026, and that Council pass By-law 118-2026…
- $50,000: …a “lame duck” situation, the authority to approve real estate transactions in excess of $50,000 for the time period of August 21, 2026…
11.6 Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study Completion - Second Egress for Twin Oaks Business Area - Ward 9
City Council receive the Project File Report prepared by Dillon Consulting Limited dated July 2026, for the Second Egress for Twin Oaks Business Area Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study (refer to Appendix A)
11.8 Community Improvement Plan Applications in a “Lame Duck” Council Situation - City Wide
City Council approve the following recommendations effective August 21, 2026 to November 16, 2026, unless further extended by Council, and only be applicable should Council be determined to be ‘Lame Duck’: 1. That, on a case-by-case basis, in order to facilitate investment in targeted neighbourhoods,…
- $50,000,: …and Heritage Property Tax Reduction Program, with an estimated grant value exceeding $50,000, up to an estimated value of $2,500,000;…
- $2,500,000: …Program, with an estimated grant value exceeding $50,000, up to an estimated value of $2,500,000; and, 2. That the Chief Administrative…
- $50,000,: …and Heritage Property Tax Reduction Program with an estimated grant value exceeding $50,000, up to an estimated value of $2,500,000,…
- $2,500,000,: …Program with an estimated grant value exceeding $50,000, up to an estimated value of $2,500,000, between August 21, 2026 to November 16,…
8.2 Delegation of Authority for Sandwich South Development Capital Works Debt Financing During a Council 'Lame Duck' Period - City Wide
City Council pass By-Law 121-2026, To Delegate Authority to the Outgoing City Council to Pass By-Law(s) to Authorize the issue of Debentures for a Certain Capital Work as set out in Schedule “A” to this By-Law to Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation, and to Delegate…
| For | Not listed |
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| Against | Fred Francis |
18.1 CQ 25-2026:
the following Council Question by Councillor Mark 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…
18.2 CQ 26-2026:
the following Council Question by Councillor Mark 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 27-2026:
the following Council Question by Councillor Frazier Fathers 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 28-2026:
the following Council Question by Councillor Angelo Marignani 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…
18.5 CQ 29-2026:
the following Council Question by Councillor Angelo Marignani 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…
Routine business
- Adopted the minutes of an earlier meeting. (Moved by Councillor Jo-Anne Gignac, seconded by Councillor Gary Kaschak. Carried.)
- Moved into Committee of the Whole to deal with the agenda. (Moved by Councillor Angelo Marignani, seconded by Councillor Kieran McKenzie. Carried.)
- Adopted a committee report. (Moved by Councillor Jo-Anne Gignac, seconded by Councillor Gary Kaschak. Carried.)
- Adopted a committee report. (Moved by Councillor Jo-Anne Gignac, seconded by Councillor Gary Kaschak. Carried.)
- Gave first and second reading to the by-laws on the agenda. (Moved by Councillor Angelo Marignani, seconded by Councillor Kieran McKenzie. .)
- Ended Committee of the Whole and reported back to Council. (Moved by Councillor Mark McKenzie, seconded by Councillor Jim Morrison. Carried.)
- Gave first and second reading to the by-laws on the agenda. (Moved by Councillor Ed Sleiman, seconded by Councillor Renaldo Agostino. Carried.)
- Adjourned the meeting. (Moved by Councillor Angelo Marignani, seconded by Councillor Kieran McKenzie. Carried.)
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