Members Present: Mayor – Milt McIver, Deputy Mayor – Rod Anderson, Councillor – Todd Dowd (Zoom), Councillor – Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Councillor – Aman Sohrab
Staff Present: Chief Administrative Officer – Peggy Van Mierlo-West, Clerk – Cathy Addison, Deputy Clerk – Lindsay Forbes, Treasurer – Teresa Shearer, Public Works Manager – Troy Cameron, GIS/IT Manager – Kara Smith, Chief Building Official – Wendy Elliott, Fire Chief – Jack Burt, Parks and Facilities Manager – Mark Coleman
Others Present: Bruce County Planner – Megan Stansfield, Planning Consultant – Ron Davidson, Grey Bruce O.P.P. Acting Staff Sergeant – Henry Thalen, Northern MAT & Bridge – Tim Lee
Note: 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 view.
Call to Order and Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and the 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
#10-01-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Seconded by Councillor Aman Sohrab
That the content of the agenda be approved as presented.
Carried
Adoption of the Minutes
Re: Special Council Meeting No. 25-08, February 24, 2025
#10-02-2025
Moved by Councillor Todd Dowd, Seconded by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson
That the minutes of Special Council Meeting No. 25-08, February 24, 2025, be approved as printed and circulated.
Carried
Re: Council Meeting No. 25-09, February 24, 2025
#10-03-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Seconded by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson
That the minutes of Council Meeting No. 25-09, February 24, 2025, be approved as printed and circulated.
Carried
Public Meeting
Treasurer Report No. TR 25-07
Re: 2025 Budget Presentation
Treasurer, Teresa Shearer, provided a brief overview of Treasurer Report No. TR 25-07 and an update on changes directed from the Feb 24, 2025, Council Meeting
It was noted that the proposed Municipal Tax rate increase is 8.09%, and the overall combined tax rate increase, Municipal, County, and Education is 5.63%.
Mayor McIver opened the meeting to members of the public at this time.
Having received no public comments, Mayor McIver closed the public meeting.
#10-04-2025
Moved by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson, Seconded by Councillor Todd Dowd
THAT Council receives the Draft 2025 Budget for their consideration; and
THAT pending any changes required, By-law 2025-25, Being a By-law to Adopt the Estimates of All Sums Required During the Year and Set the 2025 Tax Rates, be presented, and considered for passage on March 10, 2025.
Carried
Public Meeting
Re: Zoning By-law Amendment File No. Z-2025-005
Bruce County Planner, Megan Stansfield appeared in person at the March 10, 2025, Council Meeting.
Bruce County Planner, Megan Stansfield provided an overview of the information contained within Zoning By-law Amendment File No. Z-2025-005. The following was noted;
· This zoning amendment is to facilitate the severance of an 11.8 ha parcel, with a frontage of approximately 363 metres on Dunks Bay Road, and a 2.4 ha parcel with about 30 m of frontage on Dunks Bay Road. The retained parcel will be approximately 1500 square metres in size with approximately 9 metres of frontage on a private road. The zoning amendment will rezone the 11.8 ha and 2.4 ha parcels to Open Space, to ensure no development, and will recognize the reduced lot area for the retained residential lot.
· There are two consent (easement) files related to these files, B-2025-016 and B-2025-017.
· The 11.8 ha parcel will be conveyed to the Bruce Trail Conservancy (BTC), while the 2.4 ha parcel which will contain the private road will be conveyed to the residents who live along Almack Beach Laneway and use the lane to access their properties. The existing cottage will be retained on a residential property.
· The property proposed to be severed and conveyed to the Bruce Trail Conservancy is currently zoned Restricted Rural. The applicant has recommended that it be rezoned to Open Space, as no development is proposed on the property and the uses intended in this zone are parks and conservation areas.
· An archaeological assessment has been completed for the residential parcel, the laneway, and a portion of the BTC parcel. The remaining portion of the BTC parcel will have a Holding to ensure an archaeological assessment is completed, if any development is proposed in the future. At this time, no development is proposed.
· The parcel that will contain the private road will be conveyed to the owners of land who access their property through the laneway. The parcel will be rezoned to Open Space and permit only a road to ensure that no development occurs on the property.
· The parcel which has the existing cottage, is zoned R2-a – Residential with a special provision which exempts the lot from requiring frontage on a public road. The exemption for frontage on a public road will remain, and a special provision will be added which recognizes the reduced lot size, as it does not meet the lot area requirements of the zoning by-law. The mapping indicates a small portion of the property within the Open Space area – this will be removed from the property; staff believe it was placed there in error.
· It should be noted that the zoning mapping may be slightly offset, and that the overlap of the adjacent Institutional zone (from the cemetery) onto the residential parcel, should be disregarded.
· The Rural designation permits the creation of one lot from a 40 ha parcel. This severance is primarily technical in nature – severing a road which will be owned by the users of said road, with the remainder being used for conservation purposes. Lands severed for conservation purposes are generally exempt from lot density requirements because no development is being proposed.
Planning Consultant, Ron Davidson, appeared online via Zoom for the March 10, 2025, Council Meeting. The following was noted:
· No development is proposed for the land being conveyed to the conservation authority
· The parcel encompassing the road is being conveyed to the associated 23 land owners who utilize the parcel for access on the private road.
Mayor McIver opened the public meeting at this time.
Having received no public comments, Mayor McIver closed the public meeting.
Mayor McIver thanked Megan Stansfield for her presentation.
#10-05-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Seconded by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson
That Zoning By-Law Amendment Z-2025-005 be approved.
Carried
Delegation
Grey Bruce O.P.P., Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen
Re: 2024 Year End Report and 2024 Community Safety and Policing Act Detachment Board Year End Report
Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen, appeared in person for the March 10, 2025, Council Meeting.
Mayor McIver welcomed Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen to the Council Meeting.
Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen provided an overview of the information contained within the 2024 Year End Report to Council. The following was highlighted:
· The Grey Bruce Major Crime Unit led, assisted, or supervised 386 Benchmark Occurrences in 2024, including 105 sudden deaths, and 79 sexual assaults. Various other incidents such as cyber frauds, child luring, criminal harassments, robberies and other duties as assigned.
· In 2024 over 703 tips were received by the Crime Stoppers of Grey-Bruce with 282 for the Grey-Bruce OPP.
· The Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) has been actively engaged within our communities enforcing drug and property crimes in an ongoing effort to reduce crime and opioid related overdose deaths.
· The Traffic Management Unit (TMU) issued 830 traffic charges and 533 warnings.
· TMU patrol hours are up significantly. It was noted that extra enforcement has been put in place to address speed concerns on Highway 6.
· The TMU dedicated over 200 hours to marine patrols on Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, and the inland lakes within Grey and Bruce counties, ensuring safe practices on the water as part of the Grey Bruce Marine program.
· The marine unit responds to calls for service and patrols of targeted problem areas. That said a large portion of their time spent on the water is officer generated proactive patrols.
· In 2024, the Marine Unit conducted 2576 vessel checks, issued 67 charges, and issued 369 warnings.
· An increase in marine patrols will be observed in 2025 due to concerns over marine border security.
· Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen stated that he would inquire if the statistics can be differentiated between assaults and fire arm related assaults.
· Federal Statuses saw an increase of 312% due to the Grey Bruce O.P.P. resuming to laying charges when people fail to appear in court. It was noted that these charges were previously not being laid due to the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
· The Grey Bruce O.P.P. have an in-house Mental Health Clinician to assist with mental health calls.
Discussion ensued regarding the effectiveness of previous programs where officers attended local schools and promoted road safety.
Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen stated that the previous program was effective and that he hopes a similar program is started.
Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen provided an overview of the information contained within 2024 Community Safety and Policing Act Detachment Board Year End Report.
Discussion ensued surrounding the submission of complaints regarding unsafe use of jet skis in Georgian Bay and Lake Huron.
Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen noted that the non-emergency line should be contacted surrounding this issue.
Mayor McIver thanked Acting Staff Sergeant Henry Thalen for his presentation.
Council continued with agenda items until the second delegation arrived at 2:00 p.m.
Northern MAT and Bridge LP – Bridge Specialist, Tim Lee
Re: Advantages of Modular Bridges
Northern MAT and Bridge LP – Bridge Specialist, Tim Lee arrived to the Council Meeting at 2:00 p.m. Following the conclusion of discussion surrounding Agenda Item #9, Council returned to the Delegation portion of the March 10, 2025, Council Meeting.
Mayor McIver welcomed Bridge Specialist, Tim Lee, to the March 10, 2025, Council Meeting.
An overview of the 3 Phase Approach utilized by Northern MAT and Bridge was Presented to Council. The following was noted;
· Confirmation of scope and condition
o Information gathering – review of client info including OSIM reports, photos and other info
o Site inspection
o Discussions with client related to use, local issues and priorities
· Analysis and budgeting
o Detailed analysis of site conditions
o Review of existing conditions and why they occurred
o Waterway conditions, environmental issues, accessibility for construction, options available, costs and sequence of events
o Budget estimate and follow-up discussions with client
· Formal quotation to client
o Simplification of design for ease of construction
o Additional discussions with subcontractors related to timing, scope, and site restrictions
o Refining of prices
o Commitment for service providers
o Customer commitment
An overview of alternative bridge and culvert designs was presented to Council.
· Complex and difficult to install
· Timing restrictions
· Permit restrictions
· Department of Fisheries and Oceans approval
· Construction Cost
· Removals
· Cofferdam and dewatering
· Bedding and compaction
· Maintenance costs
Bridge Specialist, Tim Lee, provided an overview of modular bridges and their associated advantages.
· Limited permit restrictions
· No timing restrictions
· Only requires days to construct
· 75 year life-cycle
· Significant savings to municipalities
· Limited maintenance
· Bridge Code compliant
Discussion ensued surrounding the procurement process for infrastructure.
Discussion ensued surrounding the life expectancy of the units.
Bridge Specialist, Tim Lee, noted that over 1600 units are in service across Canada, some over 50 years of age.
Discussion ensued surrounding the three potential sites for modular bridges.
· Heron Point Bridge
· Ira Lake Road Bridge
· Cherry Hill Road Bridge
It was noted that there is no special maintenance associated with the modular units.
It was noted that a report will be brought to Council by Public Works Manager, Troy Cameron surrounding Modular Bridges.
Mayor McIver thanked Tim Lee for his presentation.
Following the conclusion of the delegation, Council returned to Agenda Item #10 and proceeded with the agenda order for the March 10, 2025, Council Meeting.
Consideration of Agenda Items
1. Public Works Manager Report No. PW 25-02
Re: Contractual Agreement with Parks Canada Agency for Acceptance of Hauled Sewage
Discussion ensued surrounding the capacity of the Tobermory Sewage Lagoon.
It was noted that the Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA) has indicated that a receiving station may be required in the future to address potential capacity issues.
#10-06-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Seconded by Councillor Todd Dowd
That Council receives Public Works Department Report PW 25-02 titled Contractual Agreement with Parks Canada Agency for Acceptance of Hauled Sewage, and;
That Council supports passage of By-law 2025-12, being a by-law to authorize an agreement between Parks Canada Agency and the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula as it relates to the acceptance of hauled sewage, at its regular meeting of March 10th, 2025.
Carried
2. Public Works Manager Report No. PW 25-05
Re: 2024 Lion’s Head Drinking Water System Summary Report
#10-07-2025
Moved by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson, Seconded by Councillor Aman Sohrab
That Council receives Public Works Department Report PW 25-05 titled 2024 Lion’s Head Drinking Water System Summary Report; and
That Council accepts the Schedule 22 Summary Report; and,
That the resolution of acceptance be posted on the Municipal website.
Carried
3. Public Works Manager Report No. PW 25-06
Re: 2024 Lion’s Head Drinking Water System Annual Report
#10-08-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Seconded by Councillor Todd Dowd
That Council receives Public Works Department Report PW 25-06 titled 2024 Lion’s Head Drinking Water System Annual Report, as information.
Carried
4. Public Works Manager Report No. PW 25-07
Re: 2024 Structure Inspection Report
It was noted that the full 2024 Structure Report is available on the Municipality’s website under the Community Strategies and Plans heading.
#10-09-2025
Moved by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson, Seconded by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden
That Council receives Public Works Department Report PW 25-07 titled 2024 Structure Inspection Report as prepared by WSP Canada Inc;
And that Council supports the passage of By-law 2025-30, being a by-law to restrict the weight of vehicles passing over municipal bridges, at its regular meeting of March 24, 2025
Carried
5. Parks and Facilities Manager Report No. PF 25-04
Re: Boating Ontario – Waterfront Tourism Summit
#10-10-2025
Moved by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson, Seconded by Councillor Todd Dowd
That Council receives Parks and Facilities Report PF 25-04 regarding Boating Ontario – Waterfront Tourism Summit as information.
Carried
6. Parks and Facilities Manager Report No. PF 25-05
Re: Renewal of Cleaning Contract with Lance Gibbons
#10-11-2025
Moved by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson, Seconded by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden
That Council receives Parks and Facilities Report PF 25-05 with regards to cleaning contract with Lance Gibbons as information, and;
That Council approves the renegotiation for the cleaning contract with Mr. Lance Gibbons for the cleaning services at the Peninsula FHT (Tobermory) facility located at 7275 Highway 6 in Tobermory commencing April 2, 2025 for a two (2) year period, and;
That Council authorizes the Mayor and the Clerk to execute a Cleaning Services and Maintenance Agreement between the Municipality and Mr. Lance Gibbons, and;
That By-Law 2025-21 to authorize this Cleaning Services and Maintenance agreement be presented to Council for passage at its regular meeting on March 24, 2025.
Carried
7. Parks and Facilities Manager Report No. PF 25-06
Re: IFSI Bird Control Summary Report
Parks and Facilities Manager, Mark Coleman, noted that a report will be presented at the March 24, 2025, Council Meeting which will encompass the Goose Management Plan options for 2025.
#10-12-2025
Moved by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson, Seconded by Councillor Todd Dowd
That Council receives Parks and Facilities Report PF 25-06 regarding IFSI Bird Control Summary Report & Proposal as information.
Carried
8. Parks and Facilities Manager Report No. PF 25-07
Re: Agreement with Canadian Coast Guard
#10-13-2025
Moved by Councillor Aman Sohrab, Seconded by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson
That Council receives Parks and Facilities Report PF 25-07 regarding Agreement with Canadian Coast Guard as information; and
That Council waives the applicable docking fee within the current Fees and Charges By- law; and
That Council authorizes the Mayor and the Clerk to execute a Memorandum of Understanding Agreement between the Municipality and the Canadian Coast Guard; and
That By-Law 2025-32 to authorize this Memorandum of Understanding agreement be presented to Council for passage at its regular meeting on March 24, 2025.
Carried
9. Deputy Clerk Report No. DC 25-03
Re: Short-term Accommodation Licensing Program Review
Discussion ensued surrounding the information contained within Deputy Clerk Report No. DC 25-03.
Discussion ensued regarding a reduction of the cap from 500 – 400 Short-term Accommodation Licences within the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula.
Councillor Golden inquired surrounding the rationale associated with the proposed reduction of licences within the Licensing Program.
Deputy Mayor Anderson explained that the proposed reduction is intended to reflect Council’s position on the operation of Short-term Accommodations, emphasizing greater enforcement.
Councillor Golden cautioned that, given the current economic climate, property owners may increasingly rely on short-term rentals, and lowering the cap could remove this option.
Discussion ensued surrounding the proposed implementation of a Complaint Process within a By-law Amendment.
Deputy Clerk, Lindsay Forbes, stated that the complaint process is anticipated to streamline complaints and set out guidelines surrounding what complainants can expect following the submission of their complaints.
#10-14-2025
Moved by Councillor Aman Sohrab, Seconded by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson
That Council receives Report No. DC 25-03 Re: Short-term Accommodation Licensing Program Review; and
That Council supports the implementation of the following 8 (eight) potential program changes included in Attachment 1: Short-term Accommodation Licensing Program – Community Input to potential program changes;
• Include Development Control (DC) Zones as eligible zones for STAs;
• Include requirement for Property Manager/Responsible Person Contact information to be posted at the end of the STA laneway to enable direct communication for addressing disturbances or issues;
• Include provisions outlining the process for property owners to regain their licence following revocation, along with penalties for non-compliance if reinstatement is granted;
• Include wording to clarify the responsibility of Property Owners to ensure their licence remains valid;
• Include a procedure for submitting complaints;
• Include a provision regarding the timeline associated with requiring a new application following the expiration of a previous licence;
• Include a Waitlist Policy to utilize if applications exceeding the set cap are received; and
• The removal of Class C as an option for new applications on Cloudpermit, and the continuity of existing Class C Licenses in the Licensing Program; and
That Council supports the reduction of the cap from 500 to 400 STA Licences for the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula.
Carried
10. Clerk Report No. C 25-06
Re: Owner/Applicant: John (David) Almack
Agent: Ron Davidson Lane Use Planning Consultant Inc.
Legal Description: PLAN BURY PT FARM LOT 1 EBR (Former ST. EDMUNDS)
15 Almack Beach Lane, Almack Beach Lane & No Civic Address
File Numbers: B-2025-011, B-2025-012 & Z-2025-005
Due to the arrival of Tim Lee at 2:00 p.m., Council returned to the Delegation Section of the March 10, 2025, Council Agenda.
Following the conclusion of the Delegation from Northern MAT & Bridge LP, Council returned to Agenda Item # 10, Clerk Report No. C 25-06.
It was noted that Clerk Report No. C 25-06 had previously been deferred at the February 24, 2025, Regular Council meeting.
#10-15-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Seconded by Councillor Aman Sohrab
That Council directs staff to submit to the County of Bruce Planning and Economic Development Department, the Municipality’s has no comments with regards to the severing a parcel of land, by the owner John (David) Almack and agent Ron Davidson Lane Use Planning Consultant, for the property legally described as Plan Bury Pt Farm Lot 1 EBR (former St. Edmunds), Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula,
That Council approves the imposition of conditions of granting of severance as follows:
1. That the owner enter into an Agreement with the Municipality, to satisfy all the requirements, financial or otherwise, which may include, but shall not be limited to, the provision of parkland, cash-in-lieu of land, roads, installation of services, facilities, drainage and the timing and payment of a development charge.
2. That a Reference Plan be completed and a copy filed with the Municipal Clerk and a digital copy or a hard copy be filed with the Approval Authority, or an exemption from the Reference Plan be received from the Approval Authority.
3. That the Municipality provide written confirmation to the Approval Authority that the municipal conditions as imposed herein have been fulfilled.
4. That, pursuant to Section 53(42) of the Planning Act, the ‘Certificate of Consent’ be affixed to the deed within two years of the giving of the Notice of Decision. (Note: Section 53(43) of the Planning Act requires that the transaction approved by this consent must be carried out within two years of the issuance of the certificate (i.e., Stamping of the deed)).
5. That the applicant pays the applicable County of Bruce consent certification fee at the time of certification of the deeds.
6. That the Clerk of the Municipality provide written confirmation to the Approval Authority that Zoning By-law Amendment file Z-2025-005 is in force and effect.
Carried
11. Clerk Report No. C 25-08
Re: Cemetery Manager Contract Extension
#10-16-2025
Moved by Councillor Todd Dowd, Seconded by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson
That Council receives Clerk Report C 25-08 as information, and
That the contract extension with Owen Sound Vault Works Limited, commencing July 1, 2025, for a one (1) year period, and;
That the by law to authorize this contract extension be presented to Council for passage at its regular meeting on March 24, 2025.
Carried
12. Cemetery Committee
Re: February 28, 2025, Meeting Minutes
#10-17-2025
Moved by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson, Seconded by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden
That the minutes of the Cemetery Committee Meeting No. 25-01, March 3, 2025, and all actions contained therein be approved as printed and circulated.
That the Cemetery Committee recommends extending the contract with Owen Sound Vault Works to continue as the Cemetery Manager as of July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, for the third year of the Cemetery Manager’s contract; be renegotiated as services rendered, as submitted on February 4, 2025; and
That the Cemetery Committee recommends that the cemetery fees and charges by-law be increased for July 1, 2025.
Carried
13. Accounts Payable Voucher
Re: February 2025
#10-18-2025
Moved by Councillor Aman Sohrab, Seconded by Councillor Todd Dowd
That Council receives approved Accounts Payable Voucher for February 2025, in the amount of $956,675.32.
Carried
Other Business
Deputy Mayor Anderson inquired surrounding the ownership of the Big Tub Lighthouse and the associated property.
It was noted that Parks Canada, Transport Canada, and the Coast Guard have been contacted surrounding the need to change the hours of operation listed on Google.
It was further noted that the topic of Big Tub Lighthouse will be brought up at a future Sustainable Tourism Meeting.
Correspondence
1. Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce (Information)
Re: Community Grant Program thank you letter
2. Mark McElwain (Information)
Re: Almack Beach Laneway
3. Municipal Innovation Council (Information)
Re: MIC Closeout Report and Impact Report
4. Resolution – City of Woodstock (Information)
Re: Rural Roads Safety Program
#10-19-2025
Moved by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson, Seconded by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden
That correspondence items #1-4 be received as information as printed and circulated.
Carried
5. The Meeting Place Tobermory (Direction)
Re: Request to waive fees – Tobermory Community Centre Hall – March 7, 21, and April 11, 2025.
#10-20-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Seconded by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson
That Council supports the waiving of rental fees for the Tobermory Community Centre Hall for March 7, 21, and April 11, 2025.
Carried
Reading of By-laws
By-law 2025-12
Being a By-law to Authorize an Agreement Between Parks Canada Agency and the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula as it Relates to the Acceptance of Hauled Sewage
By-law 2025-24
A by law to amend the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula By-law 2002-54, as amended. (15 Almack Beach Lane)
By-law 2025-25
Being a By-Law to Adopt the Estimates of All Sums Required During the Year and Set the 2025 Tax Rates
By-law 2025-28
Being A By-Law to Authorize Marriage Commissioners to Perform Civil Marriage Solemnization Services by the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
By-law 2025-31
Being A By-Law to Confirm the Proceedings of the Council Meeting of The Corporation of The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Held Monday, March 10, 2025
#10-21-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden
That the listed by-laws be given 1st, 2nd, and 3rd reading, and enacted.
Carried
Closed Session
#10-22-2025
Moved by Councillor Aman Sohrab, Seconded by Councillor Todd Dowd
That Council move into closed session at 2:56 p.m. pursuant to Section 239 (2) of The Municipal Act, 2001, as amended, for the following reasons: (b) Personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal employees (Human Resources Matter – Fire Department).
Carried
Reconvene from Closed Session to Resume Council Meeting
#10-23-2025
Moved by Councillor Aman Sohrab, Seconded by Deputy Mayor Rod Anderson
That Council reconvenes from Closed Session at 3:48 p.m. and resumes the Council meeting.
Carried
Councillor Todd Dowd left the closed session via ZOOM at 3:48 p.m.
Mayor McIver advised that the Council approved the minutes of February 10, 2025, Closed Session meeting, Council was provided updates from the CAO regarding human resources matters pertaining to the Fire Department and Council provided direction to the CAO.
Adjournment
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#10-24-2025
Moved by Councillor Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Seconded by Councillor Aman Sohrab
That the meeting adjourns at 3:49 p.m.
Carried
