Members Present: Mayor Milt McIver, Deputy Mayor Debbie Myles, Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Councillor James Mielhausen, Councillor Megan Myles
Staff Present: Cathy Addison, Clerk, Tessa Swanton, Deputy Clerk, Peggy Van Mierlo-West, Chief Administrative Officer, Teresa Shearer, Treasurer, Ryan Deska, Community Services Manager (via Zoom), Troy Cameron, Public Works Manager, Wendy Elliott, Chief Building Official, Kara Smith, GIS/IT Coordinator, Carol Hopkins, Bylaw Enforcement Officer (via Zoom), Jack Burt, Fire Chief (via Zoom)
Others Present: Mike Campbell, Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory, Friends of Cabot Head, Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association (via Zoom)
Laurie Cochrane (via Zoom)
Note: Some members of Council and staff were present in the Municipal Office Council Chamber and the meeting was held via zoom, an electronic platform, for members of the public to attend.
Note: In the absence of the ability to vote by a show of hands, in accordance with By-law No. 2021-08, Section 3- 64.3, Council votes will be recorded for resolutions presented at electronic Council meetings.
Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and General Nature Thereof
Mayor McIver called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. and Council members were reminded to disclose any pecuniary interest and the general nature thereof that may arise during the meeting.
Approval of the Agenda
Resolution #23-01-2021, Moved by D. Myles, Seconded by L. Golden
That the content of the agenda be approved as printed. Carried
Adoption of the Minutes
Re: Special Council Meeting No. 21-21, June 28, 2021 and Council Meeting No. 21-22, June 28, 2021
Council and staff briefly discussed minutes of Special Council Meeting No. 21-21, June 28, 2021 regarding short term accommodations. The CAO advised that a staff report will provide clarity.
Resolution #23-02-2021, Moved by M. Myles, Seconded by J. Mielhausen
That the minutes of Special Council Meeting No. 21-21, June 28, 2021 and Council Meeting No. 21-22, June 28, 2021 be approved as printed and circulated. Carried
Public Meeting – Nil
Delegation
Delegation #1- Mike Campbell, Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory, Friends of Cabot Head, Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association
Re: Proposal to convert the Cabot Head Road to a bike path
Mayor McIver welcomed Mike Campbell to the meeting via Zoom. Mike Campbell proceeded to present on behalf of three groups: the Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory, Friends of Cabot Head, and Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association.
Mike Campbell explained that the three charities require access via Cabot Head Road to fulfill their missions. He commented on recent high-water impacts to the road in 2019 and 2020 resulting in approximately 500 metres of damaged road and 350 metres of washed out areas. He noted that the Cabot Head Museum will require remediation work in the future with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. In addition, Mike Campbell thanked the Public Works Department for installing a proper gate on the road.
Mike Campbell advised that the approved Trillium grant that was awarded in the amount of $124,000 will be forfeited if the road is not converted to a trail and the funds must be spent by the end of 2021. Various benefits to the community were presented, such as enabling access to a world-class trail, protecting unique ecological environments, preserving a century-old heritage site, and promoting healthy and active lifestyles.
The project objective was outlined by Mike Campbell as converting the Cabot Head Road to a wilderness trail for hikers and cyclists only (no vehicles permitted on the trail). He listed the various stakeholders who participated in consultations regarding the project, such as Cabot Head landowners, Ontario Parks, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Municipal staff, Dyers Bay Property Owners Association, Bruce Trail, and Saugeen Ojibway Nation (SON).
The proposed approach presented by Mike Campbell consists of controlling access and visitation, protecting the character of Dyer’s Bay and supporting landowner rights. Details of the approach include no vehicular traffic, a kiosk at the Dyer’s Bay parking lot entry point, daily trail monitoring, protecting Dyer’s Bay’s character, no parking lot expansion, no active marketing, no shuttle service, annual review of operations, and Municipal agreement. Mike Campbell informed that landowners must approve the trail concept, design, and participate in other aspects of the trail development. Revenue options include parking fees and/or trail access fees.
Mike Campbell stated that the Cabot Head Lighthouse will not operate any programs. Signage, alternative access for trail hikers, mileage markers on the trail, and a self-serve approach for the trail were also noted by Mike Campbell.
In conclusion, Mike Campbell indicated that the design and engineering for the plan need to be completed by the end of the year, along with developing cost projections, finalizing the trail management plan, planning for the lighthouse, and continuing community consultations. He requested assistance from Municipal staff for the project.
Councillor Golden expressed concern with the restrictions for trail access being hikers and bikers only. She requested a report from the Public Works Manager regarding the project and road potential. She also stated that parking for the Dyer’s Bay boat launch should be prioritized.
Councillor Myles noted that a Memorandum of Understanding outlining roles and responsibilities is required.
Deputy Mayor Myles questioned costs and revenues for the project. Mike Campbell noted that costs and revenues are uncertain at this time.
The CAO, Peggy Van Mierlo-West, advised that there are more requirements for the project than approved by Council in 2020. She will provide a report to Council regarding staff workloads associated with this project for Council’s consideration.
Mayor McIver thanked Mike Campbell for his presentation on behalf of the Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory, Friends of Cabot Head, and Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association.
Delegation #2 Laurie Cochrane
Re: Cabot Head Trail Proposal and Dyers Bay Community
Laurie Cochrane, Dyer’s Bay resident and cottage owner speaking on her own behalf, was welcomed to the meeting by Mayor McIver. Laurie Cochrane provided a history of the Cabot Head Trail project. She advised that the Dyer’s Bay Association Steering Committee has been involved and contributed opinions regarding the project. Laurie Cochrane noted that survey results regarding the project reflect that the community is supportive of the project as long as the Dyer’s Bay community continues to be respected and protected.
Laurie Cochrane went into further detail with respect to the survey results, such as that the community should be protected from traffic and over-tourism, and that parking and trail passes should be free to residents. Concerns raised by the community included bylaw enforcement, parking issues, illegal camping, etc. various measures to protect the Cabot Head Trail were also presented. Laurie Cochrane stated that approximately 76% of survey respondents somewhat and strongly agree with the trail proposal.
Laurie Cochrane emphasized the need to listen to the community, and adopt a positive and collaborative approach to the project moving forward.
Mayor McIver thanked Laurie Cochrane for her presentation.
Consideration of Agenda Items
1. Chief Building Official Report No. BD 21-16
Re: Trailer Agreement
Applicant/Owner (s): Laurel Marne Reynolds
Plan 3M231 Lot 8, 153 Devils Glen, Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula, County of Bruce
Assessment Roll No. 41 09 620 001 18058
Resolution #23-03-2021, Moved by D. Myles, Seconded by M. Myles
THAT Council recommends approval of the Trailer Agreement requested by the property owner, Laurel Marne Reynolds for the property legally described as Plan 3M231 Lot 8; 153 Devils Glen (Assessment Roll No. 41 09 620 001 18058) Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula.
AND THAT the owner acknowledges that the building being constructed will be substantially completed and ready for occupancy within one (1) year from date of signing of the Trailer Agreement.
Carried
2. Chief Building Official Report No. BD 21-17
Re: No Demand for Services Site Plan Control Agreement
Owners: Brian Phillip Miller and Mary Morvetta Miller
Plan 777 Lot 4 An Undivided; 1/10th Int In Lot 7 &10; Northern Bruce Peninsula
10 Mill Point Road
Assessment Roll No. 4109-620-002-00400
Property Identifier Number (PIN): 33129-0064 (LT)
Resolution #23-04-2021, Moved by J. Mielhausen, Seconded by L. Golden
THAT Council approves the negotiation and registration of a No Demand for Services Site Plan Control Agreement requested by Brian Phillip Miller and Mary Morvetta Miller, owners of the property legally described as; Plan 777 Lot 4 An Undivided; 1/10th Int In Lot 7 &10; Northern Bruce Peninsula and located at 10 Mill Point Road, Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula.
Carried
3. Chief Building Official Report No. BD 21-18
Re: No Demand for Services Site Plan Control Agreement
Owners: Neil Scott Wilson and Patricia Ann Wilson
Plan 571 Lot 98; Northern Bruce Peninsula
Not yet assigned, Larry’s Drive
Assessment Roll No. 4109-680-002-23304
Property Identifier Number (PIN): 33107-0288 (LT)
Wendy Elliott, Chief Building Official, noted that environmental hazard zoning and flood proofing will be addressed on the site plan submitted by the applicant(s) during the building permit application stage.
Resolution #23-05-2021, Moved by D. Myles, Seconded by J. Mielhausen
THAT Council approves the negotiation and registration of a No Demand for Services Site Plan Control Agreement requested by Neil Scott Wilson and Patricia Ann Wilson, owners of the property legally described as Plan 571 Lot 98; Northern Bruce Peninsula and located at a property not yet assigned on Larry’s Drive, Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula.
Carried
4. Chief Building Official Report No. BD 21-19
Re: Lift Holding (H) Zone
Neil Scott Wilson, Patricia Ann Wilson
Plan 571 Lot 98
Not yet assigned, Larry’s Drive
Assessment Roll No. 4109 680 002 23304 0000
Resolution #23-06-2021, Moved by L. Golden, Seconded by J. Mielhausen
THAT Council supports the removal of the Holding “H” zone requested by Neil Scott Wilson and Patricia Ann Wilson of the property legally described Plan 571 Lot 98 and located Larry’s Drive, Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula;
AND THAT Council will consider entertaining the passage of By-law No. 2021-71, being a by-law to lift the Holding “H” zone symbol, at its regular Council meeting on Monday, July 26, 2021.
Carried
5. Chief Building Official Report No. BD 21-20
Re: Lift Holding (H) Zone
William James Sadler, Bonny Lyn Darlene Sadler
Town Plot Bury PT Lots 28&;29 Water W/S
58 Bay Street South
Assessment Roll No.4109 680 005 23800
The Chief Building Official indicated that Holding Zones were placed on properties in commercial zones in the former St. Edmunds Township.
Resolution #23-07-2021, Moved by M. Myles, Seconded by J. Mielhausen
THAT Council supports the removal of the Holding “H” zone requested by William James Sadler and Bonny Lyn Darlene Sadler of the property legally described Town Plot Bury PT Lots 28&;29 Water W/S and located at 58 Bay Street South, Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula;
AND THAT Council will consider entertaining the passage of By-law No. 2021-72, being a by-law to lift the Holding “H” zone symbol, at its regular Council meeting on Monday, July 26, 2021.
Carried
6. Treasurer Report No. TR 21-16
Re: COVID-19 Safe Restart Funding Agreement
Resolution #23-08-2021, Moved by D. Myles, Seconded by L. Golden
THAT Council receives Treasurer’s report TR21-16 regarding the COVID-19 funding for 2020 and 2021; and
THAT Council approves the use of the 2020 and 2021 funding as set out in this report; and
THAT the 2021 Budget be amended to reflect COVID-19 expenditures of $96,223 to be funded by the 2021 Covid Recovery Funding.
Carried
7. Clerk Report No. C 21-38
Re: Bruce County File No. Z-2020-043 (Blue Heron)
Legal Description: Hay Bay Rd, not assigned
Town Plot Bury WBR
Part Lot 4 RP3R8342 Part 1 (former St. Edmunds) Municipality Northern Bruce Peninsula
Roll Number: 410968000407200
The CAO informed that a meeting has been arranged with Saugeen Ojibway Nation (SON) to discuss their concerns with the file. She advised that issues brought forward by SON will be presented at the July 26, 2021 Council meeting as information.
Councillor Myles confirmed that the first reading of the by-law is scheduled for July 26, 2021. She brought forward a motion for deferral as there are public safety concerns that need to be addressed.
Resolution #23-10-2021, Moved by M. Myles, Seconded by D. Myles
THAT Council defers the passage of By-law No. 2021-73, being a by-law to amend the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 2002-54, as amended, as it relates to property legally described Hay Bay Rd, not assigned Town Plot Bury WBR Part Lot 4 RP3R8342 Part 1 (former St. Edmunds) Municipality Northern Bruce Peninsula from “PD Planned Development” “HCM-2012-35 Highway Commercial – Special” ”RU2 Restricted Rural” and “EH Environmental Hazard” to “PD Planned Development” “HCM-73-2021 Highway Commercial Special” “RU2 Restricted Rural” and “EH Environment Hazard” to a site-specific commercial zone to permit a new parking lot to accommodate 278 vehicles and the amendment also requests parking space width be reduced to 3.0m to 2.75m.
Defeated
Resolution #23-09-2021, Moved by J. Mielhausen, Seconded by L. Golden
THAT Council supports the passage of By-law No. 2021-73, being a by-law to amend the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 2002-54, as amended, as it relates to property legally described Hay Bay Rd, not assigned Town Plot Bury WBR Part Lot 4 RP3R8342 Part 1 (former St. Edmunds) Municipality Northern Bruce Peninsula from “PD Planned Development” “HCM-2012-35 Highway Commercial – Special” ”RU2 Restricted Rural” and “EH Environmental Hazard” to “PD Planned Development” “HCM-73-2021 Highway Commercial Special” “RU2 Restricted Rural” and “EH Environment Hazard” to a site-specific commercial zone to permit a new parking lot to accommodate 278 vehicles and the amendment also requests parking space width be reduced to 3.0m to 2.75m;
And that a site plan control agreement will be completed and registered on this property;
And that further consultation with Saugeen Ojibway Nation (SON) be completed prior to the passage of the zoning amendment by-law;
And That Council supports consideration of the passage of By-law No. 2021-73 at its regular meeting on Monday, July 26, 2021.
Carried
8. Clerk Report No. C 21-39
Re: Bruce County File No. Z-2020-044 (Bruce Anchor)
Legal Description: 22 Legion Street
WBR PT Farm Lot 5; RP 3R2485 Part 1 PT Part 8 and WBR PT Farm Lot 4; RP 3R6356 Part 1
(former St. Edmunds) Municipality Northern Bruce Peninsula
Roll Number: 410968000411000
410968000411006
Councillor Myles requested a recorded vote.
Resolution #23-10-2021, Moved by J. Mielhausen, Seconded by L. Golden
THAT Council supports the passage of By-law No. 2021-74, being a by-law to amend the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 2002-54, as amended, as it relates to property legally described 22 Legion Street WBR PT Farm Lot 5; RP 3R2485 Part 1 PT Part 8 Municipality Northern Bruce Peninsula from “PD Planned Development” “C1-a Business District Commercial-Special” “RU2 Restricted Rural” and “EH Environment Hazard” to “PD Planned Development” ”HCM-74-2021 Highway Commercial-Special” ”RUS restricted Rural” ”C1-a Business District Commercial-Special” and “EH Environmental Hazard” to a site-specific commercial zone to permit the enlargement of an existing parking to permit 470 additional parking spaces;
And that a site plan control agreement will be completed and registered on this property;
And that further consultation with Saugeen Ojibway Nation (SON) be completed prior to the passage of the zoning amendment by-law;
AND THAT Council supports consideration of the passage of By-law No. 2021-74 at its regular meeting on Monday, July 26, 2021.
The Clerk proceeded to call and record the votes of Council:
Councillor Golden: Yes
Councillor Mielhausen: Yes
Councillor Myles: No
Deputy Mayor Myles: No
Mayor McIver: Yes
The Clerk announced that the motion was carried.
Carried
9. Clerk Report No. C 21-40
Re: Request for a Letter of Support to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) – Summer House Park Restaurant
Resolution #23-11-2021, Moved by D. Myles, Seconded by M. Myles
That Council receives the report titled Request a Letter of Support to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) – Summer House Park Restaurant, and;
That a letter of support regarding the expansion of the seating area be submitted to the AGCO.
Carried
10. Chief Administrative Officer Report No. CAO 21-26
Re: Delivery of Risk Management Services
Resolution #23-12-2021, Moved by M. Myles, Seconded by J. Mielhausen
THAT Council receives the report titled Delivery of Risk Management Services;
AND THAT Council approves entering into an agreement with Grey Sauble Conservation Authority for the delivery of Risk Management Services under Part IV of the Clean Water Act 2006;
AND THAT By-Law No. 2016-32 be brought to Council to be rescinded once an agreement is in place.
Carried
11. Chief Administrative Officer Report No. CAO 21-27
Re: Operational Quarterly Report
Councillor Myles thanked staff for their hard work, acknowledged that staff are busy, and suggested work planning. She inquired on the status of outsourcing human resources and hiring of the Facilities Supervisor position. She further suggested staff satisfaction surveys be provided annually and that staff continue conducting exit interviews.
The CAO advised that the position is now a Facilities Manager position and a head hunter is assisting with the hiring process. She said that several resumes have already been received for the Accounts Receivable Clerk position. She stated that the new HR Downloads program provides surveys and training to staff.
It was noted that there have been a significant number of inquiries to purchase municipally owned unopened road allowances; however, the policy was developed for a specific instance. The Clerk advised that the main criteria for Council to consider sale of an unopened road allowance is that the road allowance cannot be a water access, must be not an original road allowance, and not involved in the First Nations land claim.
Resolution #23-13-2021, Moved by L. Golden, Seconded by M. Myles
THAT Council receives the report titled Operational Quarterly Report for information.
Carried
12. June 2021 Voucher
Councillor Golden questioned the amount paid to Taylor Electronics for audio/video technology upgrades to the council chamber.
Council and staff discussed recording Council meetings, the audio/video council chamber upgrades, and internet connectivity. Kara Smith, GIS/IT Coordinator, informed that staff are investigating the best method of streaming and recording Council meetings along with reviewing options to improve internet.
Resolution #23-14-2021, Moved by J. Mielhausen, Seconded by L. Golden
That Council receives approved Accounts Payable Voucher, June 2021, in the amount of $3,972,788.39.
Carried
13. Resolution- Bill 228 Banning Unencapsulated Polystyrene Foam
Resolution #23-15-2021, Moved by M. Myles, Seconded by D. Myles
That Council supports Resolution #21-092 from the Township of Archipegalo regarding Bill 228- Banning Unencapsulated Polystyrene Foam.
Carried
Other Business
Councillor Golden inquired on the status of in person Council meetings. The CAO advised that a report will be presented at the July 26, 2021, Council meeting outlining a reopening plan (subject to COVID-19 status in Grey-Bruce).
Councillor Myles requested an update on the Lion’s Head Arena project. The CAO informed that the Request for Proposals (RFP) for design, consulting, and contract administrating is underway, and the project is planned to commence in the spring of 2022.
Mayor McIver advised that Bruce County recently approved their Draft Master Transportation Plan which is available on the County website.
Deputy Mayor Myles asked for a summary of the recent Code of Conduct webinar. No Council members were in attendance.
Correspondence
Council discussed the correspondence regarding Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron files for the development of parking lots off Hay Bay Road. It was noted that public concerns will be addressed through the Site Plan Control Agreements required for both files.
1. Bruce County Public Meeting Notice- Changes to the County Official Plan- July 15, 2021- Information
2. Deryn Harkness- Staff Report MLEO 21-06 Schedule A Big Tub Road Parking- Information
3. Glenda Burrell and Simon White- Welcome the total banning of fireworks displays and sales in Northern Bruce Peninsula- Action or report
Council briefly discussed the impacts of fireworks. Council supported banning the use and sale of fireworks within the Municipality. A staff report from the Fire Chief will be presented to Council for consideration at a subsequent Council meeting.
Resolution #23-16-2021, Moved by J. Mielhausen, Seconded by M. Myles
That Council supports banning the use and sale of fireworks within the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula;
And that the Fire Chief prepares a staff report outlining implications associated with banning the use and sale of fireworks.
Carried
4. Paul Cormier- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
5. Linda Godhue- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
6. Gail and Lawrence Beagan- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
7. Jim Dunlop- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
8. Jennifer Hackett- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
9. Judith Blackburn- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
10. James McGourlay- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
11. Arlene Kennedy- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
12. Geoff Cunliffe- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
13. Colin and Linda Parker- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
14. Steve Garganis- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
15. Michael Hopkins- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
16. Bill Chesney- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
17. Joanna Henning- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
18. Dave Henning- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
19. Elaine Sinha- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
20. Fred and Penny Hellyer- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
21. Rob Davis- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
22. Mark and Debbie Thornton- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
23. Jack Schenk- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
24. Barbara Zych- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
25. Ruth Bainbridge- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
26. St. Edmunds Property Owners Association- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
27. Dale and Susan- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
28. Doug and Dana Holmes- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
29. Barney Hopkins- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
30. Nigel Grinsteed- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
31. Gaynor Gillingworth- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
32. Bob Wilson- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
33. Beth Breen- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
34. Carl Churchill- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
35. Sandy Wilcox- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
36. Cary Churchill- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
37. Christine Churchill- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
38. Bob Blackburn- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
39. Mary Catherine and Fred Janssen- Bruce Anchor and Blue Heron Hay Bay Road Parking Lots- Information
40. Municipal Innovation Council Minutes- May 27, 2021- Information
41. Bruce Grey Seniors Centre Without Walls July Schedule- Information
Note: Correspondence provided to Council through the Council agenda package will be classified in one of the following sub-categories:
Information Correspondence;
Correspondence to be received and referred to staff for action or report;
Correspondence for Council direction.
Resolution #23-17-2021, Moved by M. Myles, Seconded by D. Myles
That correspondence items #1, 2, and 4-41 be received as information as printed and circulated.
Carried
Reading of By-Laws
Resolution #23-18-2021, Moved by L. Golden, Seconded by J. Mielhausen
By-law No. 2021-63
Being A By-Law to Set Fees and Charges for The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
By-law No. 2021-67
Being a By-law to Adopt a Council Correspondence Policy for the Corporation of the Northern Bruce Peninsula
By-Law No. 2021-75
Being a By-Law to Confirm the Proceedings of the Council Meeting of The Corporation of The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Held Monday, July 12, 2021
That the listed by-law(s) be given 1st, 2nd, and 3rd reading, and enacted.
Carried
Closed Session
Nil
Reconvene from Closed Session to Resume Council Meeting
Nil
The CAO informed that the Tobermory Chamber of Commerce plans to reschedule their fireworks show from July 1, 2021 to July 31, 2021 at 10:00 p.m. and the group is seeking Council’s support.
Resolution #23-19-2021, Moved by L. Golden, Seconded by J. Mielhausen
That Council supports the fireworks show hosted by the Tobermory Chamber of Commerce on July 31, 2021 at 10:00 p.m. in celebration of Civic Holiday.
Adjournment
Resolution #23-20-2021, Moved by M. Myles, Seconded by D. Myles
That the meeting adjourns at 2:58 p.m.
Carried
