Issue Timeline: infrastructure
Full evidence timeline (the richer view). For a compact one-line list, see the issue summary.
Snapshot
324 civic action(s) on infrastructure across 69 meeting(s) (2022-11-21 to 2026-03-23).
- Meetings involved: 69
- 2022-11-21 — Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes)- 2022-12-05 — Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes)- 2023-01-16 — Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-02-06 — Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-02-13 — Combined Council Meeting - February 13 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-03-06 — Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-03-27 — Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-04-03 — Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-04-24 — Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-05-08 — Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-05-29 — Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-06-05 — Council Meeting - June 5 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-06-26 — Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-07-10 — Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-08-14 — Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-09-11 — Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-09-21 — Special Council Meeting - September 21 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-09-25 — Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-10-16 — Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-10-30 — Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-11-06 — Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-11-21 — Special Council Meeting - November 21 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-11-27 — Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes)- 2023-12-11 — Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes)- 2024-01-15 — Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-02-05 — Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-02-26 — Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-03-04 — Council Meeting - March 4 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-03-18 — Combined Council Meeting - March 18 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-03-25 — Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-04-08 — Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-04-29 — Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-05-13 — Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-05-27 — Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-06-10 — Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-06-24 — Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-07-15 — Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-08-12 — Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-09-09 — Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-09-23 — Combined Council Meeting - September 23 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-10-07 — Council Meeting - October 7 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-10-21 — Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-11-04 — Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-11-18 — Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-12-09 — Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-12-16 — Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes)- 2025-01-27 — Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-02-10 — Council Meeting - February 10 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-02-24 — Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-03-03 — Council Meeting - March 3 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-03-17 — Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-04-07 — Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-04-28 — Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-05-12 — Council Meeting - May 12 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-05-26 — Combined Council Meeting - May 26 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-06-09 — Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-06-23 — Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-07-14 — Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-08-11 — Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-09-08 — Council Meeting - September 8 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-10-20 — Combined Council Meeting - October 20 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-11-03 — Council Meeting - November 3 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-11-17 — Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes)- 2025-12-15 — Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes)- 2026-01-26 — Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-02-09 — Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-02-23 — Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-03-09 — Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes)- 2026-03-23 — Combined Council Meeting - March 23 2026 (Minutes)
- Councillors involved: Allin, Anderson, B. McGregor, Bondy, C. McGregor, Canniff, Ceccacci, Crew, Doyle, Finn, Hall, Harrigan, Jubenville, McDonald, McGrail, Pinsonneault, Storey, Thompson, Wright
- Split votes: 26
- Budget-related actions: 88
- Needs review: 11
Timeline
2022-11-21 — Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (Nov 15, 2022) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on November 15, 2022.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on November 15, 2022
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 12c
Tender Award T22-316 Material Supply and Delivery (Mount Creek Drain) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the tender award T22-316 for Material Supply and Delivery, Mount Creek Drain and Branch A.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award for T22-316: Material Supply and Delivery
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 13a
Agreements with Hydro One Networks Inc. for Lakeshore Transmission (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the Agreements with Hydro One Networks Inc. for Lakeshore Transmission.
- Related tags: property
Agreements with Hydro One Networks Inc. for Lakeshore Transmission
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 17a
Species at Risk Awareness Signage Update (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received, as part of the consent agenda, the Species at Risk Awareness Signage Update information report.
- Related tags: environment
Species at Risk Awareness
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 18b
Downtown Wallaceburg and Thamesville Streetlight Replacement - Materials Purchase (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Hall, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Hall moved, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor, that the material costs for replacement streetlight poles in downtown Wallaceburg and Thamesville be funded from the 2020 Capital Projects LED Ornamental streetlight conversion account. Motion carried 17-0; Councillor Storey absent for the vote.
- Related tags: budget
The material costs of $576,503.40 (including HST) for the purchase of replacement street light poles and appurtenances for downtown Wallaceburg and Thamesville be funded from 2020 Capital Projects LED Ornamental streetlight conversion account.
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 18c
Connecting Links Program Application, St Clair Street Rehabilitation, Chatham (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the Connecting Links Program Application for St Clair Street Rehabilitation, Community of Chatham.
- Related tags: roads
Connecting Links Program Application, St Clair Street Rehabilitation
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 18d
Centre Street Bus Stop Parking Control Modifications, Chatham (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the Centre Street Bus Stop Parking Control Modifications, Community of Chatham.
- Related tags: roads, public_safety
Centre Street Bus Stop Parking Control Modifications
Source: Council Meeting - November 21 2022 (Minutes) — Item 18e
2022-12-05 — Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (Nov 15, 2022) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on November 15, 2022.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on November 15, 2022
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 14b
Tender Award T22-322 Transit Shelter Maintenance and Repairs (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, Tender Award T22-322 for Transit Shelter Maintenance and Repairs.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award T22-322, Transit Shelter Maintenance and Repairs
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 15a
Contract Award T22-127-F Concrete Curb, Sidewalk and Driveway Repairs (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, Contract Award T22-127-F for Concrete Curb, Sidewalk and Driveway Repairs.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Contract Award T22-127-F Concrete Curb, Sidewalk and Driveway Repairs
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 15b
Network Infrastructure Lifecycle Projects (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the Network Infrastructure Lifecycle Projects report.
- Related tags: budget
Network Infrastructure Lifecycle Projects
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 17c
By-laws third and final reading (motion; carried)
- Mover: Bondy, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Bondy moved, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor, that the by-laws be taken as read for a third time and finally passed (including drainage, borrowing, interim tax levy, road dedication and confirming by-laws). Motion carried (no recorded division printed).
- Related tags: by_laws, procedural
That the by-laws be taken as read for a third time and finally passed.
Source: Council Meeting - December 5 2022 (Minutes) — Item 23e
2023-01-16 — Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - January 10, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council adopted the Drainage Board recommendations from its January 10, 2023 meeting. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on January 10, 2023
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Tender Award T22-358 - Thames River Slope Stability, Riverview Line, Raleigh (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Council awarded the Thames River Slope Stability tender (Riverview Line, Raleigh) to Birnam Excavating Ltd. for $1,806,625.47 incl. HST, approved an additional $72,960.34 of consultant work by Matrix Solutions Inc., and authorized signing. Pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Thompson, seconded by Councillor Finn. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: procurement, environment
- Entities: Birnam Excavating Ltd., Matrix Solutions Inc.
The tender in the amount of $1,806,625.47, including HST for the Thames River Slope Stability
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award T22-233 - McDougall Line Bridge Replacement, Tilbury East (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the McDougall Line Bridge replacement contract (over Government Drain #1, Tilbury East). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
McDougall Line Bridge over Government Drain #1
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Talbot Trail Relocation EA - LRPP Plan Endorsement (Defeated) (vote; defeated (3-14))
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: A motion to receive and endorse the Long-Range Property Protection Plan technical recommendations from the Talbot Trail Relocation Environmental Assessment for filing was defeated. Pulled from consent after deputations. Moved by Councillor Thompson, seconded by Councillor Anderson. Defeated 3-14.
- Related tags: environment, roads
The technical recommendations of the Environmental Assessment Study for a Long-Range Property Protection Plan (LRPP Plan) for a road and utility corridor be received and endorsed
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
Talbot Trail Relocation EA - Option 3 Phase 1 ESR (Carried) (vote; carried (14-3))
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council approved 'Option 3' from the Talbot Trail Relocation Environmental Assessment, filing the Environmental Study Report for the Phase 1 component only (2nd Concession Line to Stevenson Road), endorsing reopening the closed Talbot Trail, with funding from the Capital Plan. Moved by Councillor Thompson, seconded by Councillor Anderson. Carried 14-3.
- Related tags: environment, roads, budget
to file the ESR for the Phase 1 component only (Talbot Trail Municipal Class EA from 2nd Concession Line (Ellerbeck Road) to Stevenson Road), and only document separately the hazard zone for Phase 2 that was proposed by this study.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
2023-02-06 — Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - January 10, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council adopted the Drainage Board recommendations from its January 10, 2023 meeting. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on January 10, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
RFP Award R22-368 - Engineering for Elizabeth/Lisgar Reconstruction, Wallaceburg (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded RFP R22-368 for consulting engineering services for the Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street reconstruction in Wallaceburg. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Request for Proposal Award: R22-368 Consulting Engineering Services for Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction, Community of Wallaceburg
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
RFP Award R22-363 - Engineering for Sydenham River Slope Stabilization (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded RFP R22-363 for engineering services for Sydenham River slope stabilization (Glasgow Line and Short Line, Chatham Township and Camden). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, environment
Request for Proposal Award: R22-363 Engineering Services for Sydenham River Slope Stabilization, Glasgow Line and Short Line, Communities of Chatham Township and Camden
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Contract Award T22-360 - Chatham Public Works Garage (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Finn, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the General Contracting Services contract for the new Chatham Public Works Garage (65 Creek Road) to Barrineti Construction Ltd. for $5,856,790 incl. HST, authorized signing, and approved transferring up to $2.6 million from the AMP Bridges reserve to be replaced in the 2024 capital budget. Pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Finn, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: procurement, budget
- Entities: Barrineti Construction Ltd.
The contract in the amount of $5,856,790 (including H.S.T.) for work associated with T22-360
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture By-law and Inspection 2023-03 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Tile Drainage Loan debenture by-law and inspection 2023-03. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture By-law and Inspection 2023-03
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
Blenheim Memorial Arena Ice Plant Replacement (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Council directed that the Blenheim Memorial Arena ice plant be planned for replacement with a natural refrigerant system, authorized exploring/submitting funding applications, and endorsed actions to extend the existing plant's life. Pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Thompson. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: parks, budget
The ice plant at Blenheim Memorial Arena be planned for replacement with a natural refrigerant system.
Source: Council Meeting - February 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
2023-02-13 — Combined Council Meeting - February 13 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - February 7, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council adopted the Drainage Board recommendations from its February 7, 2023 meeting. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on February 7, 2023
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 13 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
2023-03-06 — Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations February 7, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Drainage Board recommendations from its meeting held February 7, 2023 were approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance, consent_agenda
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on February 7, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(e)
Tender Award T22-237 Gregory Line Culvert over Louisville Tap Drain (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report awarding Contract T22-237 for the Gregory Line Culvert over Louisville Tap Drain culvert replacement was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T22-237 Gregory Line Culvert over Louisville Tap Drain
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
RFP Award R22-367 Engineering Services Selkirk Street Sewer Separation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report awarding Contract R22-367 for engineering services for the Selkirk Street sewer separation and Memory Lane reconstruction in Chatham was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Request for Proposal Award – Contract R22-367 – Engineering Services for Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction, Community of Chatham
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Contract T23-110 Road Crack Cleaning and Sealing (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on Contract T23-110 for road crack cleaning and sealing was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads, consent_agenda
Contract T23-110 - Road Crack Cleaning and Sealing
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Cooperative Purchasing Purchase of One Dump Truck (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Councillor Anderson moved, seconded by Councillor Doyle, to award the purchase of one dump truck to Carrier Truck Centre Inc. for $271,826 (incl. HST) funded through the Municipal Fleet Reserve. Carried 15-0.
- Related tags: procurement
The purchase of one dump truck be awarded to Carrier Truck Centre Inc. at a total value of $271,826 (including HST).
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(e)
Cooperative Purchase NG9-1-1 Infrastructure Hardware and Software (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The cooperative purchase report for NG9-1-1 infrastructure hardware and software was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Cooperative Purchase Report – NG9-1-1 Infrastructure Hardware and Software
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(g)
Single Source Report NG9-1-1 Replication Solution (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The single source report for the NG9-1-1 replication solution was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Single Source Report – NG9-1-1 Replication Solution
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(h)
Tender Award T23-175 Interior Renovation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The tender award report for Contract T23-175 interior renovation was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award – T23-175 Interior Renovation
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(i)
Presentation by Public Utilities Commission (agenda_item; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tim Sunderland, General Manager of the Chatham-Kent Public Utilities Commission, presented a general overview of the Public Utilities Commission. This item was placed aside from consent but no vote was recorded.
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
Tim Sunderland, General Manager of Chatham-Kent Public Utilities Commission presented a general overview of the Public Utilities Commission.
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Amendment to By-law 186-2021 Pioneer Line Waterline Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report amending By-law 186-2021 for the Pioneer Line Waterline Project (Community of Chatham) was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws, consent_agenda
Amendment to By-law 186-2021 for Pioneer Line Waterline Project (Community of Chatham)
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Amendment to By-law 190-2021 Queens Line Sanitary Sewer Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report amending By-law 190-2021 for the Queens Line Sanitary Sewer Project (Community of Chatham) was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws, consent_agenda
Amendment to By-law 190-2021 for Queens Line Sanitary Sewer Project (Community of Chatham)
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Amendment to By-law 160-2022 Wellington Street Waterline Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report amending By-law 160-2022 for the Wellington Street Waterline Project (Community of Shrewsbury) was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws, consent_agenda
Amendment to By-law 160-2022 for Wellington Street Waterline Project (Community of Shrewsbury)
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Middle Line and Wheatley Road Intersection Traffic Study (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Councillor Anderson moved, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci, to install an all-way stop at Middle Line and Wheatley Road/Queen Street South in Tilbury East (subject to County of Essex approval), remove the flashing beacons, and amend Traffic and Parking By-law 245-2004. Carried 15-0.
- Related tags: roads, by_laws
An All-Way Stop be installed at the intersection of Middle Line and Wheatley Road/Queen Street South in the Community of Tilbury East, subject to approval from the County of Essex.
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Accountable Executive (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport accountable executive was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance, consent_agenda
Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport – Accountable Executive
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(d)
2023 Parks Lifecycle Projects Supplemental (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The supplemental report on 2023 Parks Lifecycle Projects was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: parks, consent_agenda
2023 Parks Lifecycle Projects - Supplemental
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(f)
Motion re Pedestrian Crosswalk on Park Avenue East (motion; carried)
- Mover: Crew
- Summary: Councillor Crew's motion regarding investigation of a pedestrian-activated crosswalk on Park Avenue East was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
Motion by Councillor Crew re Investigation of a Pedestrian activated cross walk on Park Avenue East
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(h)
Motion re Arena Asset Management Plan (motion; carried)
- Mover: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci's motion regarding an arena asset management plan was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: community_services, consent_agenda
Motion by Councillor Ceccacci re Arena Asset Management Plan
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(i)
Notice of Motion re Wheatley Area/Arena improvements (notice_of_motion; received)
- Mover: Anderson
- Summary: Councillor Anderson presented a notice of motion regarding improvements to the Wheatley Area/Arena, to be added to the March 27, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: community_services
Councillor Anderson presented a notice of motion regarding improvements to the Wheatley Area/Arena.
Source: Council Meeting - March 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 23(a)
2023-03-27 — Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - March 21, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Drainage Board recommendations from March 21, 2023 were approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, governance
These minutes were approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 13(d)
Contract Amendment R20-291 Grand Avenue East Road Reconstruction consulting (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on the contract amendment for consulting services for Grand Avenue East Road Reconstruction (R20-291) was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, procurement, roads
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
RFP Award R22-349 Corporate Asset Management Plan consulting (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on the RFP award for consulting services for the Corporate Asset Management Plan (R22-349) was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, procurement
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
Dedicated Gas Tax Funds for Public Transportation 2022-2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on Dedicated Gas Tax Funds for Public Transportation 2022-2023 was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, budget
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Solvay Park Ball Diamond Update (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Thompson, to allocate $115,000 in proceeds from the sale of the Solvay Drive ball diamond to the Capital Budget for a new Blenheim ball diamond and to have Administration investigate locating new ball diamonds on municipally-owned Hyland Drive lands. Motion carried 15-0.
- Related tags: parks, property, budget
Proceeds of $115,000 from the contracted sale of the ball diamond area at 1 Solvay Drive, Blenheim be allocated to the Capital Budget for the purpose of constructing a new ball diamond in Blenheim.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(b)
Expropriations for Queen's Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report on expropriations for the Queen's Line and Merlin Road intersection improvement was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, roads, property
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(c)
Wheatley Arena Improvements (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Anderson moved, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci, that administration develop a plan for achievable improvements to the Wheatley Area Arena over the short and medium term, returning it to Council for funding consideration. Motion carried 16-0.
- Related tags: parks, community_services
Be it resolved that administration, in consultation with the public, develop a plan for achievable improvements to Wheatley Area Arena over the short and medium-term with a goal to improve the accessibility, aesthetics, and overall experience of patrons and that this plan be returned to Council for funding consideration through the Capital Plan, Lifecycle Plan, grants, fundraising, or through other sources as they may become available.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(d)
Veteran Memorials Renovations (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Storey moved, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor, that Parks, Recreation and Cemeteries complete projects at veteran memorial parks (not exceeding $200,000), apply for federal Community War Memorial funding, with funds from the LifeAMP Parks reserve. Motion carried 15-0.
- Related tags: parks, budget, property
Parks, Recreation and Cemeteries complete the projects at the various veteran memorial parks in accordance with the Purchasing By-law, and the value of those projects will not exceed $200,000.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 18(c)
Snow Avenue Extension, Community of Blenheim (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The information report on the Snow Avenue Extension in the Community of Blenheim was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, roads, property
This information report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
Motion by Councillor Ceccacci re Railway Crossing Safety and Maintenance (motion; carried)
- Mover: Ceccacci
- Summary: The motion by Councillor Ceccacci regarding Railway Crossing Safety and Maintenance was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, roads, health
This motion was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
By-laws second reading (motion; carried)
- Mover: Pinsonneault, Seconder: Bondy
- Summary: Councillor Pinsonneault moved, seconded by Councillor Bondy, that the by-laws be taken as read for the second time, including a by-law for drainage work on the 6th and 7th Sideroad Drain Branch, Community of Raleigh (first and second reading only). Motion carried (no recorded division).
- Related tags: by_laws, procedural
That the By-laws be taken as read for the second time.
Source: Council Meeting - March 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 26(b)
2023-04-03 — Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes)
Direct Appointment Award - 2023 Lifecycle Geotechnical Services and Material Testing (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Finn, Seconder: McGrail
- Summary: Councillor Finn moved, seconded by Councillor McGrail, that the proposal of $105,965.75 (incl. HST) for Lifecycle Geotechnical Services and Material Testing be awarded to MTE Consultants Inc. and that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0 with Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: MTE Consultants Inc.
The proposal in the amount of $105,965.75 (including HST) for Lifecycle Geotechnical Services and Material Testing be awarded to MTE Consultants Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Contract T23-162 Wrights Lane Reconstruction (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award report for Contract T23-162 Wrights Lane Reconstruction, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Tender Award T23-103 Supply and Place Gravel (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Councillor Doyle moved, seconded by Councillor Thompson, to accept the low bids from Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. and Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd. for the supply and place of road gravel and shouldering materials across divisions, and authorize the Mayor and Clerk to enter into the agreements. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0 with Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
- Entities: Rene Blain Trucking Ltd., Johnston Bros. (Bothwell) Ltd.
The low bid of $28.75 per tonne from Rene Blain Trucking Ltd. for the supply and place of road gravel to the Dover division be accepted.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(f)
Cemetery Operations Information Update (agenda_item; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Information update on cemetery operations was presented; Councillor C. McGregor asked whether mini excavators would benefit Public Works, and staff explained their use would be very limited for Public Works. Pulled from consent for discussion but no motion or vote was recorded.
- Related tags: parks
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
Councillor C. McGregor asked if mini excavators would be a benefit to Public Works as well as the Cemeteries area.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Contract Amendment R19-399 Clachan Road Bridge Engineering (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract amendment for R19-399 consulting engineering services for the Clachan Road Bridge over the Thames River, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(c)
Contract Amendment R20-206 Third Street Bridge Engineering (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract amendment for R20-206 consulting engineering services for rehabilitation of the Third Street Bridge over the Thames River, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(d)
Contract Amendment Gregory Line Culvert Engineering (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract amendment for consulting engineering services for replacement of the Gregory Line Culvert over the Louisville Tap Drain, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
The report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(e)
Contract Amendment Kimball Road Bridge Engineering (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract amendment for consulting engineering services for rehabilitation of the Kimball Road Bridge over Otter Creek, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(f)
Rental of Two Mini Excavators (notice_of_motion; received)
- Mover: C. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor C. McGregor presented a notice of motion regarding the Rental of Two Mini Excavators, to be added to the April 24, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: procurement
Councillor C. McGregor presented a notice of motion regarding the Rental of Two Mini Excavators. This motion will be added to the April 24, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
Source: Council Meeting - April 3 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2023-04-24 — Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes)
Consent and Zoning By-law Amendment - Wecker Farms Ltd. (PL202300042) (motion; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Moved by Ceccacci, seconded by Thompson, that consent application B-26/23 to sever a surplus dwelling and outbuildings at 6835 Sixth Line East (Raleigh) and the related zoning by-law amendment be approved. Carried 16-0; Councillor Storey declared a conflict.
- Related tags: zoning, planning
Consent application File B-26/23, to sever a surplus dwelling (6835 Sixth Line East) and four (4) outbuildings on a new 1.1 ha (2.8 ac.) lot, shown as Part 1 on the applicant
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 12(a)
Consent and Zoning By-law Amendment - Sherry-Lynn Brady (PL202300030) (motion; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Moved by Thompson, seconded by Doyle, that consent application B-23/23 to sever a surplus dwelling and outbuildings at 8183 Eleventh Line (Raleigh) with related rezoning be approved. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: zoning, planning
Consent application File B-23/23 to sever a surplus dwelling (8183 Eleventh Line) and three (3) outbuildings, on a new lot, approximately 1.32 ha (3.25 ac.) in area, shown as Part 1 on the applicant
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 12(b)
Drainage Board Recommendations - March 21, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance, consent_agenda
These minutes were approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
RFP Award - Contract R23-168 - Engineering Services for Wyandott Street Reconstruction (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - Contract T23-105C - Cold in Place Pavement Recycling (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
RFP Award R23-104 - Supply and Application of Dust Suppressants (motion; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Moved by Doyle, seconded by Ceccacci, that the supply and delivery of dust suppressants be awarded to Den-Mar Brines Limited with authority for two one-year extensions. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
- Entities: Den-Mar Brines Limited
The proposal for the supply and delivery of dust suppressants for gravel roadways within the Municipality be awarded to Den-Mar Brines Limited and the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreement.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tender Award - Contract T23-164 - Keil Drive South Extension (motion; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Crew
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Moved by Storey, seconded by Crew, that the Keil Drive South Extension tender be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc. for $3,729,000 with related funding allocations and reserve transfers. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: procurement, roads, budget
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
The tender award in the amount of $3,729,000 (including HST) for the Keil Drive South Extension, Community of Chatham be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Motion by Councillor C. McGregor re Rental of two Mini Excavators (motion; deferred (14-3))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Pinsonneault
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Moved by Ceccacci, seconded by Pinsonneault, that the mini excavator rental motion be referred back to administration for the May 29 meeting for further information on costs and usage. Carried 14-3.
- Related tags: procurement, parks
That the motion by Councillor C. McGregor re rental of two mini excavators be referred back to administration for the May 29 meeting for further information on costs and potential usage.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 24 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(b)
2023-05-08 — Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board recommendations May 2, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Drainage Board recommendations from its meeting held on May 2, 2023 were approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Drainage Board recommendations from its meeting held on May 2, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Tender Award - Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation (T23-191) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Hall, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Hall moved, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor, to award Contract T23-191 for the Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation to Birnam Excavating Ltd. for $8,747,892.86 and authorize signing. The motion carried 17-0 with Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
- Entities: Birnam Excavating Ltd.
The tender in the amount of $8,747,892.86 (including HST) for the Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation be awarded to Birnam Excavating Ltd.
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The Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the necessary agreement,
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - William Street North Sewer Separation (T23-161) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Tender Award for Contract T23-161 William Street North Sewer Separation was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T23-161 – William Street North Sewer Separation
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
RFP Award - Engineering Services Cathcart Street Storm Sewer and Watermain (R23-169) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP Award for Contract R23-169 Engineering Services for the Cathcart Street Storm Sewer and Watermain Replacement was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Engineering Services for Cathcart Street Storm Sewer and Watermain Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tender Award - Sidewalk Replacement and Concrete Repairs (T23-107) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Tender Award for Contract T23-107 Sidewalk Replacement and Concrete Repairs was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T23-107 – Sidewalk Replacement and Concrete Repairs
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(f)
Tile Loan Program Announcement 2023-2024 (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Tile Loan Program Announcement 2023-2024 information report was received for information as part of the Consent Agenda.
Tile Loan Program Announcement 2023-2024 (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture By-Law and Inspection By-Law 2023-06 (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The information report on the Tile Drainage Loan Debenture By-Law and Inspection By-Law 2023-06 was received for information as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture By-Law and Inspection By-Law – 2023-06
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(b)
Amending By-laws for By-law Enforcement Officers and Drainage Superintendents (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The information report on Amending By-law 29-2023 (By-law Enforcement Officers) and By-law 193-2021 (Drainage Superintendents and Tile Drain Inspectors) was received for information as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws
Amending By-law 29-2023 By-law Enforcement Officers and By-law 193-2021 Drainage Superintendents and Tile Drain Inspectors
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(a)
By-laws second reading (motion; carried)
- Mover: Pinsonneault, Seconder: Wright
- Summary: Councillor Pinsonneault moved, seconded by Councillor Wright, that the By-laws (Goulet/Rammelaere and Van Esse drainage by-laws) be taken as read for the second time. The motion carried; no recorded division was printed.
- Related tags: by_laws, procedural
That the By-laws be taken as read for the second time.
Source: Council Meeting - May 8 2023 (Minutes) — Item 27(b)
2023-05-29 — Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (May 2, 2023) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held May 2, 2023, adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on May 2, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(d)
Contract Amendment - Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Contract Amendment for Consulting Engineering Services for the Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement, adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Contract Amendment – Consulting Engineering Services for the Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Tender Award - Brook Line and Claymore Line Bridge Replacements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Tender Award for Contract T23-173, Brook Line and Claymore Line over Big Creek Bridge Replacements, adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award – Contract T23-173 Brook Line and Claymore Line over Big Creek Bridge Replacements
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Tender Award - Jacob Road Bridge Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Tender Award for Contract T23-165, Jacob Road Bridge over Rivard Drain Bridge Rehabilitation, adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award - Contract T23-165
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Tender Awards - James St. and London Road Streetlight Rebuilds (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Approval of the Tender Awards for Contract 2023-03 James St. Streetlight Rebuild (Wallaceburg) and Contract 2023-02 London Road Streetlight Rebuild (Thamesville), adopted as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Awards – Contract 2023-03 - James St. Streetlight Rebuild - Wallaceburg, ON and Contract 2023-02 - London Road Streetlight Rebuild - Thamesville
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(e)
Mini Excavator Utilization Pilot Project (vote; carried (14-1))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Councillor C. McGregor moved, seconded by Councillor Hall, to approve a pilot project for a mini excavator to be used by Cemeteries and Public Works operations to assess its benefits before purchase. Pulled from consent; carried 14-1 with Councillor Wright opposed.
- Related tags: community_services, budget
That Council approve a pilot project for a mini excavator to be utilized by Cemeteries and Public Works operations in order to undertake an assessment of its benefits prior to an investment in purchasing the equipment as outlined in the report.
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Safety of Swimmers and Watercraft at Erieau Beach (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Thompson moved, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci, that administration consult the public, regulatory bodies, and vendors to finalize the scope of a buoy system at Erieau Beach with costs referred to the multi-year budget. Pulled from consent; carried 15-0.
- Related tags: health, environment, budget
That administration consult with the general public, regulatory bodies, and prospective vendors to finalize the scope of a buoy system at Erieau Beach with costs referred to the multi-year budget.
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(b)
Emergency Work - Rose Beach Access Laneway, Howard (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Emergency Work report for the Rose Beach Access Laneway in the Community of Howard (information report) was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
Emergency Work - Rose Beach Access Laneway, Community of Howard (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(c)
Talbot Trail Interim Solution (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Anderson moved, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci, that administration develop an interim solution meeting a 30-to-100-year hazard zone design criteria via an Environmental Assessment addendum between Coatsworth Road and Stevenson Road, and extend the BT Engineering Inc. contract by $58,760 funded from the Capital Reserve. Pulled from consent; carried 15-0.
- Related tags: roads, environment, procurement, budget
- Entities: BT Engineering Inc.
That administration be requested to develop an interim solution that meets an Infrastructure Protection Design Criteria for a 30-to-100-year hazard zone through an Environmental Assessment addendum to the approved plan between Coatsworth Road and Stevenson Road.
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(f)
Blenheim wireless network resolution (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Thompson, that the Mayor draft a resolution of council to all major wireless providers requesting additional infrastructure to address significant signal disruptions in the Blenheim area. Carried 14-0.
- Related tags: governance, community_services
Be it resolved that the Mayor draft a resolution of council to all major providers of wireless devices requesting that they consider the possibility of additional infrastructure to provide adequate services in the area.
Source: Council Meeting - May 29 2023 (Minutes) — Item 25
2023-06-05 — Council Meeting - June 5 2023 (Minutes)
Contract Amendment - StreetScan Data Collection and Asset Management Software (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The StreetScan Data Collection and Asset Management Software contract amendment report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - June 5 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a) - Tender Awards
2023-06-26 — Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - June 13, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on June 13, 2023, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on June 13, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-210 - Base Road over Morgan Drain Culvert Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-210 for Base Road over Morgan Drain Culvert Replacement, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, procurement
Tender Award: Contract T23-210 – Base Road over Morgan Drain Culvert Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-143 - Municipal Parking Lot Improvements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-143 for Municipal Parking Lot Improvements, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, procurement
Tender Award: Contract T23-143 – Municipal Parking Lot Improvements
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-218 - Mitchell's Bay Retaining Wall and Laneway Improvements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-218 for Mitchell's Bay Retaining Wall and Laneway Improvements, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, procurement
Tender Award: Contract T23-218
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-217 - LO Stonehouse Memorial Walkbridge Bridge Rehabilitation (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Councillor C. McGregor moved, seconded by Councillor Hall, that the tender for the LO Stonehouse Memorial Walkbridge over the Sydenham River Bridge Rehabilitation be awarded to Dayson Industrial Services Inc. with consulting engineering to Dillon Consulting Limited. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0; Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
The tender in the amount of $2,304,500.35 (including HST) for the LO Stonehouse Memorial Walkbridge over the Sydenham River Bridge Rehabilitation, be awarded to Dayson Industrial Services Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(d)
Waste to Energy Project Update #2 - Greenfield Global partnership (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Allin
- Summary: Councillor C. McGregor moved, seconded by Councillor Allin, that Administration continue due diligence advancing the Waste to Energy Project in partnership with Greenfield Global Inc., with an advance investment of up to $1.3 Million, and enter into a contribution agreement. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0; Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: environment, budget
Administration continue due diligence in advancing the Waste to Energy Project in partnership with Greenfield Global Inc. for a 90,000 to 120,000 tonne industrial anaerobic digester built to process organic wastes and convert to renewable natural gas (RNG), with an advance investment of up to $1.3 Million or 40% of the cost to further engineering design and provide greater assurance of final construction cost and viability of the project.
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Preliminary Assessing By-law - Doyle Line, Creek Road, Maynard Line Waterline Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Preliminary Assessing By-law for Doyle Line, Creek Road, and Maynard Line Waterline Project (Community of Harwich), approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, by_laws
Preliminary Assessing By-law for Doyle Line, Creek Road, and Maynard Line Waterline Project (Community of Harwich)
Source: Council Meeting - June 26 2023 (Minutes)
Contract Amendment - Drake Road Bridge Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Contract Amendment for Consulting Engineering Services for Drake Road Bridge Rehabilitation over Finn and Cooper Drain, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda, procurement, roads
Contract Amendment - Consulting Engineering Services - Drake Road Bridge Rehabilitation over Finn and Cooper Drain
2023-07-10 — Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes)
Consent & Zoning By-law Amendment PL202300093 - Ford Bros Investment Inc., 29931 Dawn Mills Road (vote; carried (13-0))
- Mover: Pinsonneault, Seconder: Wright
- Summary: Moved by Pinsonneault and seconded by Wright, Council approved a consent application to sever a surplus dwelling at 29931 Dawn Mills Road plus the related zoning amendment. Councillors Doyle and Storey declared conflicts. Carried 13-0.
- Related tags: zoning, planning
Consent application File B-51/23, to sever a surplus dwelling (29931 Dawn Mills Road) on a new 0.79 ha (1.96 ac.) lot, shown as Part 1 on the applicant
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 11(c)
Consent & Zoning By-law Amendment PL202300004 - Boyd, 12119 Talbot Trail (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Pinsonneault, Seconder: Wright
- Summary: Moved by Pinsonneault and seconded by Wright, Council approved a consent application to sever and convey a new agricultural parcel at 12119 Talbot Trail plus the related zoning amendment. Councillor Storey declared a conflict. Carried 14-0.
- Related tags: zoning, planning
Consent application File B-04/23 to sever and convey a new agricultural parcel, approximately 20.55 ha (50.78 ac.) in area, shown as Part 2 on the applicant
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 11(d)
Drainage Board Recommendations from June 13, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council approved the Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on June 13, 2023.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on June 13, 2023
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
RFP R23-197 Award - Building Condition Assessments with Energy Savings Recommendations and Two Accessibility Audits (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Pulled from consent for discussion. Moved by Storey and seconded by Jubenville, Council accepted the Altus Group Limited proposal for RFP R23-197 at a cost of $169,317.07 and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to enter into the contract. Carried 14-0.
- Related tags: procurement
The proposal submitted by Altus Group Limited in response to RFP R23-197 Building Condition Assessments with Energy Savings Recommendations and Two Accessibility Audits, be accepted at a cost of $169,317.07 (including HST less HST rebate) subject to the negotiation of a contract satisfactory to the General Manager, Health and Human Services, and the Chief Legal Officer.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Capital Drains Report to Council - 2023 Tax Levy (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council approved the Capital Drains Report to Council - 2023 Tax Levy.
- Related tags: budget, consent_agenda
Capital Drains Report to Council
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
Drain Maintenance Report to Council - 2023 Tax Levy (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council approved the Drain Maintenance Report to Council - 2023 Tax Levy.
- Related tags: budget, consent_agenda
Drain Maintenance Report to Council
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(b)
Pedestrian Crossing Traffic Study - Park Avenue East at Park Street, Chatham (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council received the Pedestrian Crossing Traffic Study information report for Park Avenue East at Park Street in Chatham.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
Pedestrian Crossing Traffic Study – Park Avenue East at Park Street, Community of Chatham (information report)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(c)
Taylor Park Redevelopment Project - Community of Chatham (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council approved the Taylor Park Redevelopment Project in the Community of Chatham.
- Related tags: parks, consent_agenda
Taylor Park Redevelopment Project – Community of Chatham
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(e)
Construction of the Multi-Use Pump Track Project - Community of Chatham (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council approved the Construction of the Multi-Use Pump Track Project in the Community of Chatham.
- Related tags: parks, consent_agenda
Construction of the Multi-Use Pump Track Project – Community of Chatham
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(f)
Storage Unit at Steinhoff Park, Community of Wallaceburg (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: As part of the consent agenda, Council approved the Storage Unit at Steinhoff Park in the Community of Wallaceburg.
- Related tags: parks, consent_agenda
Storage Unit at Steinhoff Park, Community of Wallaceburg
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 10 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(g)
2023-08-14 — Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes)
Consent & Zoning By-law Amendment PL202200192 - Brent Birkby, Harwich (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Moved by Thompson, seconded by Doyle, to approve Consent application B-58/23 to sever a new agricultural parcel with site-specific rezonings and adopt the implementing by-law (File D-14 HA/46/23/B). Carried 15 to 0. Councillor Storey declared a conflict.
- Related tags: zoning, planning
Consent application File B-58/23 to sever and convey a new vacant agricultural parcel, approximately 4.6 ha (11.36 ac.) in area, shown as Part 1 on the applicant’s sketch, attached as Appendix C, in Part of Lot 7, Concession 1, River Thames Survey, in the Community of Harwich, be approved, subject to the following conditions:
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 13(e)
Drainage Board Recommendations from August 8, 2023 meeting (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Drainage Board recommendations from the August 8, 2023 meeting were approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on August 8, 2023
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - Contract T23-216 Albert Avenue Reconstruction, Ridgetown (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award for the Albert Avenue Reconstruction contract was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Tender Award - Contract T23-216 – Albert Avenue Reconstruction, Community of Ridgetown
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Tender Award - Contract T23-199 Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement, Erie Beach (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender award for the Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement contract was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award: Contract T23-199 – Towanda Boulevard Storm Drain Replacement, Community of Erie Beach
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17(b)
Engineer's Preliminary Report for the Burk Drainage Works (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council consideration of the Engineer's Preliminary Report for the Burk Drainage Works was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
Council Consideration of Engineer’s Preliminary Report for the Burk Drainage Works
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(a)
Regional Park Development Along Bear Line Road (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: B. McGregor, Seconder: McGrail
- Summary: Pulled from consent for discussion. Moved by B. McGregor, seconded by McGrail, to adopt the preliminary landscape plan for the Regional Park along Bear Line Road, fund up to $2,000,000 for Phase 1, and authorize a lease for a domed tennis facility. Carried 17 to 0.
- Related tags: parks, budget, community_services
The preliminary landscape plan for the Regional Park along Bear Line Road be adopted.
Further engagement with impacted user groups be conducted to inform future site plan revisions and timelines on phased implementation.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(d)
Park Avenue West and Howard Avenue Speed Limits (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Park Avenue West and Howard Avenue Speed Limits report was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
- Related tags: roads
Park Avenue West and Howard Avenue Speed Limits
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(e)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture By-Law and Inspection - 2023-09 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Tile Drainage Loan Debenture By-Law and Inspection report was approved as part of the consent agenda (Item 15).
- Related tags: by_laws
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture By-Law and Inspection – 2023-09
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(f)
Motion by Councillor Doyle re Long Term Plan for Gravel Roads (vote; carried (12-4))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Pulled from consent for discussion. Moved by Doyle, seconded by Ceccacci, that administration develop a long-term plan for gravel roadways with prioritized upgrades and that funding be brought forward through the 2024 multi-year budget process. Carried 12 to 4.
- Related tags: roads, budget
That administration be requested to develop a long-term plan for gravel roadways that includes the prioritization of upgrades to surface treatment or pavement for roadways that a key connector or where the traffic volumes meet the requirements.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(g)
Letter of Support re Federal Infrastructure Funding (motion; carried)
- Mover: McGrail, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Moved by McGrail, seconded by B. McGregor, that Chatham-Kent Council send a letter of support encouraging the Federal Government to support critical infrastructure through a new round of federal-provincial infrastructure funding. Motion Carried (no recorded division).
- Related tags: governance
- Needs human review: Motion outcome listed, but no recorded vote tally
That Chatham-Kent Council send a letter of support to encourage the Federal Government to support the sustainability and growth of critical infrastructure through a new round of flexible federal-provincial infrastructure funding through:
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 14 2023 (Minutes) — Item 25(a)
2023-09-11 — Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Receipt/adoption of Drainage Board Recommendations from its meetings held August 8, 2023 and September 5, 2023, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on August 8, 2023 and September 5, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-228 Thames River Slope Stability (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-228 - Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award – Contract T23-228 – Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-234 Merritt Avenue Sewer Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-234 - Merritt Avenue Sewer Replacement, Community of Chatham, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-234 – Merritt Avenue Sewer Replacement, Community of Chatham
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-224 Drake Road Drain Culvert Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-224 - Drake Road over 6th and 7th Sideroad Drain Culvert Replacement, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-224 – Drake Road over 6th and 7th Sideroad Drain Culvert Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-250 Bluewater Line Culvert Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-250 - Bluewater Line over Dykeman Drain Culvert Rehabilitation, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-250 – Bluewater Line over Dykeman Drain Culvert Rehabilitation
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Tender Award T23-265 Municipal Airport Taxiway (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award - Contract T23-265 - Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-265 – Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Asset & Quality Management 2 Year Contract Position (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: McGrail, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Councillor McGrail moved, seconded by Councillor Thompson, that a 2-year temporary contract Engineering Technologist 1 position be approved beginning October 2023, funded through reallocation of consulting fees. Pulled from consent and carried 17-0 with Councillor Harrigan absent.
- Related tags: governance, budget
A 2-year temporary contract Engineering Technologist 1 position for the Asset and Quality Management division be approved to begin in October 2023.
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
On-Street Parking Removal for Bike Lanes Indian Creek Road West (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: Councillor Storey moved, seconded by Councillor Doyle, that on-street parking be removed from the south side of Indian Creek Road West to accommodate bike lanes and that the Traffic and Parking By-law be amended accordingly. Pulled from consent and carried 16-0 with Councillors Harrigan and Pinsonneault absent.
- Related tags: roads, by_laws
On-street parking be removed from the south side of Indian Creek Road West between Lacroix Street and Howard Road in Chatham to accommodate bike lanes.
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (information report). Placed aside from consent for discussion and received for information with no recorded vote.
- Related tags: environment
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
This report was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - September 11 2023 (Minutes)
Fields Creek Drain Maintenance Information Update (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Fields Creek Drain Maintenance - Information Update (information report), received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Fields Creek Drain Maintenance - Information Update (information report)
2023-09-21 — Special Council Meeting - September 21 2023 (Minutes)
Burk Drainage Works - initiate abandonment of groynes and seawalls (vote; carried (11-3))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Crew moved, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor, that Council initiate abandonment under section 84(2) of the Drainage Act of all groynes and seawalls part of the Burk Drainage Works. Carried 11 to 3. Councillor Thompson declared a conflict.
- Related tags: property, environment
Council initiate abandonment, under section 84(2) of the Drainage Act, of all groynes and seawalls that are part of the Burk Drainage Works.
Source: Special Council Meeting - September 21 2023 (Minutes) — Item 11a - Burk Drainage Works, recommendation 2
Burk Drainage Works - lobby for shoreline protection funding (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Crew moved, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor, that Council direct administration to lobby the Provincial and Federal governments for shoreline protection funds along Erie Shore Drive. Carried 14 to 0. Councillor Thompson declared a conflict.
- Related tags: environment, governance
That Council direct administration to lobby the Provincial and Federal governments for funds for application to new shoreline protection along Erie Shore Drive and related engineering reports with the intention of those funds reducing and deferring costs to residents and agricultural lands and increasing protection.
Source: Special Council Meeting - September 21 2023 (Minutes) — Item 11a - Burk Drainage Works, recommendation 3
Burk Drainage Works - postpone recommendations 1 & 2 (vote; defeated (4-10))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Storey
- Summary: Councillor Doyle moved, seconded by Councillor Storey, that recommendations 1 & 2 of the Burk Drainage Works preliminary report be postponed until a final decision of the Drainage Referee. The motion was defeated 4 to 10. Councillor Thompson declared a conflict.
- Related tags: property, environment
That recommendations 1 & 2 regarding the preliminary report for the Burke Drainage Works be postponed until a final decision of the Court of the Drainage Referee on the outstanding Drainage Act hearing on this matter, including any appeals.
Source: Special Council Meeting - September 21 2023 (Minutes) — Item 11a - Burk Drainage Works
Burk Drainage Works - proceed with final report Option 1A (vote; carried (12-2))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Crew moved, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor, that Council consider the preliminary report and instruct the Drainage Engineer to prepare a final report for Option 1A under section 78 of the Drainage Act. Carried 12 to 2. Councillor Thompson declared a conflict.
- Related tags: property, environment
Council consider the Preliminary Report for the Burk Drainage Works and instruct the Drainage Engineer to proceed with the preparation of a final report for the recommended Option 1A under section 78 of the Drainage Act.
Source: Special Council Meeting - September 21 2023 (Minutes) — Item 11a - Burk Drainage Works, recommendation 1
2023-09-25 — Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (Sept 5, 2023) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Drainage Board Recommendations from its September 5, 2023 meeting were approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on September 5, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
RFP Award Contract R23-259 Harrison Drain Improvements (Ridgetown) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP award for Contract R23-259 for Harrison Drain Improvements in the Community of Ridgetown was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
RFP Award - Contract R23-259 - Harrison Drain Improvements in the Community of Ridgetown
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
RFP Award Contract R23-233 Engineering Services Ursuline Avenue Outlet Servicing Plan (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP award for Contract R23-233 for engineering services for the Ursuline Avenue Outlet Servicing Plan was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
RFP Award
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Decorative Crosswalk Guideline (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Decorative Crosswalk Guideline report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, consent_agenda
Decorative Crosswalk Guideline
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
Emergency Purchase - WISH Centre Generator (information report) (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Emergency Purchase report for the WISH Centre Generator was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Emergency Purchase - WISH Centre Generator (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(b)
Tile Loan Borrowing By-Law - Tile Drainage Act (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Tile Loan Borrowing By-Law under the Tile Drainage Act report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws, budget, consent_agenda
Tile Loan Borrowing By-Law – Tile Drainage Act
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(c)
Supply bottled water to Wheatley and Tilbury boil water advisory areas (vote; carried (10-6))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Bondy
- Summary: Councillor Anderson moved, seconded by Councillor Bondy, that the Municipality supply bottled water to communities of Wheatley and Tilbury affected by the boil water advisory, with cost referred to the PUC, available starting Thursday September 28th. The motion carried 10-6.
- Related tags: health, budget
That the Municipality of Chatham-Kent supply bottled water to members of the communities of Wheatley and Tilbury areas affected by the boil water advisory and the cost of the bottled water be referred to the PUC for consideration of being funded by water reserves.
Source: Council Meeting - September 25 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(a)
2023-10-16 — Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations October 10, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on October 10, 2023, approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on October 10, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(e)
Tender Award T23-266 Hill Road over Morpeth #1 Drain Culvert Rehabilitation (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-266 for Hill Road over Morpeth #1 Drain Culvert Rehabilitation, approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-266 – Hill Road over Morpeth #1 Drain Culvert Rehabilitation
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
RFP Award R23-271 Engineering Services for Detailed Condition Assessments of 5 Bridges (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP Award Contract R23-271 for engineering services for detailed condition assessments of 5 bridges, approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
RFP Award: Contract R23-271 Engineering Services for the Detailed Condition Assessments of 5 Bridges
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Tender Award T23-276 Extruded Cold Plastic Pavement Markings (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Councillor Doyle moved, seconded by Councillor Jubenville, that the tender for supply and installation of extruded cold plastic pavement markings be awarded to McGuinness Coating Ltd. for $105,575.90 (incl. HST), funded by a transfer from the Paved Roads Lifecycle Reserve. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
The tender award in the amount of $105,575.90 (including HST) for T23-273 (Supply and Installation of Extruded Cold Plastic Pavement Markings) be awarded to McGuinness Coating Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Arena Refrigeration Roster R23-248 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Report R23-248 Arena Refrigeration Roster, approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
R23-248 – Arena Refrigeration Roster
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Pedestrian Crossings - Multiple Communities (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Storey
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Storey, that various school crossing conversions, removals, and new pedestrian crossovers across multiple communities be considered as part of the 2024-2027 capital budget and that Administration bring forward amendments to the Traffic and Parking By-law 245-2004. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: roads, public_safety, by_laws
The following works be considered as part of the 2024-2027 capital budget:
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Update on Ministry of Transportation Projects - 401 Median Barriers (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Councillor Storey moved, seconded by Councillor Hall, that a response letter be sent to the Ontario Ministry of Transportation requesting expedited concrete median barrier installation and a specific timeline, to be circulated to neighbouring municipalities, emergency services, AMO, ROMA and OGRA. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: roads, public_safety
Therefore, I move that a response letter be sent to the Ontario Ministry of Transportation to request that concrete median barrier installation is expedited and a specific timeline is provided to the municipality and all relevant stakeholders as soon as possible.
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(b)
Improving the Reliability and Accessibility of Ride CK Urban Services (agenda_item; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Information report on improving the reliability and accessibility of Ride CK urban transit services. Pulled from consent for discussion but no separate recorded vote.
- Related tags: community_services
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
Improving the Reliability and Accessibility of Ride CK Urban Services (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(c)
Emergency Purchase - Courthouse Roof Replacement (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Emergency Purchase - Courthouse Roof Replacement information report, received as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, property, consent_agenda
Emergency Purchase – Courthouse Roof Replacement (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 19(e)
Notice of Motion - Asset Management Plan Funding (notice_of_motion; received)
- Mover: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci provided a notice of motion re Asset Management Plan Funding, to be added to the October 30, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: budget, governance
Councillor Ceccacci provided a notice of motion re Asset Management Plan Funding. The matter will be added to the October 30, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
By-laws Second Reading (motion; carried)
- Mover: Pinsonneault, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Pinsonneault moved, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci, that the by-laws (including Harbour Road Drain and Coll Drain drainage by-laws) be taken as read for a second time. Motion Carried (no division recorded).
- Related tags: by_laws, procedural
That the by-laws be taken as read for a second time.
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 25(b)
By-laws Third and Final Reading (motion; carried)
- Mover: Thompson, Seconder: Bondy
- Summary: Councillor Thompson moved, seconded by Councillor Bondy, that the by-laws (including the Eastlake Drain drainage by-law and the confirming by-law) be taken as read for a third time and finally passed. Motion Carried (no division recorded).
- Related tags: by_laws, procedural
That the by-laws be taken as read for a third time and finally passed.
Source: Council Meeting - October 16 2023 (Minutes) — Item 25(e)
2023-10-30 — Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations October 10 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Drainage Board recommendations from its meeting held on October 10, 2023 were approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on October 10, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Tender Award Cofell Line over Rushton Drain Culvert Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-274 for the Cofell Line over Rushton Drain Culvert Replacement was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, consent_agenda
Tender Award: Contract T23-274 – Cofell Line over Rushton Drain Culvert Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
RFP Award Engineering Services Queens Line and Merlin Road Roundabout (vote; carried (14-4))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor Anderson, to award the engineering services proposal for the Queens Line and Merlin Road Roundabout to LEA Consulting Ltd. for $401,731.95, funded by a reserve transfer. Carried 14-4. This item was pulled from the consent agenda for separate voting.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
The proposal in the amount of $401,731.95 (including HST) for the Engineering Services for Queens Line and Merlin Road Roundabout be awarded to LEA Consulting Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Cooperative Purchase Sidewalk Tractors (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Cooperative Purchase for Sidewalk Tractors was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Cooperative Purchase – Purchase of Sidewalk Tractors
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Public Works Unfunded Capital Projects (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Public Works Unfunded Capital Projects report was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: budget, consent_agenda
Public Works Unfunded Capital Projects
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
Gravel Road Conversion Prioritization Framework (agenda_item; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the Gravel Road Conversion Prioritization Framework information report for information. This item was placed aside from consent for discussion; no mover or recorded vote.
- Related tags: roads
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
Council received this report for information.
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(b)
Mini Excavator Pilot Project (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Mini Excavator Pilot Project information report was received as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: consent_agenda
Mini Excavator Pilot Project (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(e)
Asset Management Plan Funding (motion; carried)
- Mover: Ceccacci
- Summary: The motion by Councillor Ceccacci re Asset Management Plan Funding was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: budget, consent_agenda
Motion by Councillor Ceccacci re Asset Management Plan Funding
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20(f)
By-laws Third and Final Reading (motion; unknown)
- Mover: B. McGregor, Seconder: McGrail
- Summary: Councillor B. McGregor moved, seconded by Councillor McGrail, that the by-laws be taken as read for a third time and finally passed, covering drainage works (Donald Campbell Drain, Newcomb Drain Branch A, North Branch Bell or Crawford Drain), an all-way stop at Middle Line and Wheatley Road, and the confirming by-law.
- Related tags: by_laws, roads, procedural
That the by-laws be taken as read for a third time and finally passed.
Source: Council Meeting - October 30 2023 (Minutes) — Item 25(e) - Third and Final Reading
2023-11-06 — Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes)
RFP Award - King Street West Reconstruction Engineering Services (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The RFP award for Contract R23-235 engineering services for King Street West Reconstruction (Lacroix Street to Second Street) was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads, consent_agenda
RFP Award – Contract R23-235 – Engineering Services for King Street West Reconstruction (Lacroix Street to Second Street)
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Road Safety Action Plan (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Storey
- Summary: Councillor Harrigan moved, seconded by Councillor Storey, that the Road Safety Action Plan (Appendix A) be adopted. Carried 17-0 on a recorded vote, with Councillor C. McGregor absent. Pulled from consent.
- Related tags: roads, public_safety
The Road Safety Action Plan, attached as Appendix A, be adopted.
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(a) - Road Safety Action Plan
Traffic Calming Policy (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci moved, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor, that the Traffic Calming Policy (Appendix A) be adopted. Carried 16-0 on a recorded vote, with Councillors Bondy and C. McGregor absent. Pulled from consent.
- Related tags: roads, public_safety
The Traffic Calming Policy, attached as Appendix A, be adopted.
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(b) - Traffic Calming Policy
Sidewalk Network Completion Policy (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: B. McGregor, Seconder: McGrail
- Summary: Councillor B. McGregor moved, seconded by Councillor McGrail, to cancel the 2009/2012 Sidewalk Policy, adopt the Sidewalk Network Completion Policy (Appendix A), and delegate amendment authority to the General Manager of Infrastructure and Engineering Services. Carried 17-0 on a recorded vote, with Councillor C. McGregor absent. Pulled from consent.
- Related tags: roads
The Sidewalk Network Completion Policy, attached as Appendix A, be adopted.
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(c) - Sidewalk Network Completion Policy
Designated Fire Lanes - Erieau (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Harrigan moved, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci, that surplus designated fire lanes in Erieau be listed for sale, two kayak launches be designed at Third Street and Stass Lane, community engagement occur via Let's Talk CK, and a review of the Erieau fire services fleet be undertaken for FUS accreditation. Carried 17-0 on a recorded vote, with Councillor C. McGregor absent. Pulled from consent.
- Related tags: property, public_safety, parks
The designated fire lanes in the community of Erieau identified as surplus in this report be listed for sale through the Disposition of Property By-Law.
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(d) - Designated Fire Lanes Erieau
Strategic Asset Management Policy Update (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Harrigan
- Summary: Councillor Storey moved, seconded by Councillor Harrigan, that the Strategic Asset Management Policy complying with O.Reg 588/17 be approved. Carried 17-0 on a recorded vote, with Councillor C. McGregor absent. Pulled from consent.
- Related tags: governance
The Strategic Asset Management Policy (SAMP) that complies with O.Reg 588/17
Source: Council Meeting - November 6 2023 (Minutes) — Item 22(e) - Strategic Asset Management Policy Update
2023-11-21 — Special Council Meeting - November 21 2023 (Minutes)
Emergency Communications Network Upgrade (vote; carried (10-6))
- Mover: Hall, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Councillor Hall moved, seconded by Councillor Finn, that the report be referred back to administration for more information and options. Carried on a recorded vote of 10 to 6.
- Related tags: public_safety, governance
That the report be referred back to administration for more information and options.
Source: Special Council Meeting - November 21 2023 (Minutes) — Item 13a - Emergency Communications Network Upgrade
2023-11-27 — Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (Nov 14, 2023) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on November 14, 2023.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations form its meeting held on November 14, 2023
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 14d
Water Wells along Hydro One St. Clair Transmission Line (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Jubenville, Seconder: McGrail
- Summary: Councillor Jubenville moved, seconded by Councillor McGrail, that Council send a letter to Hydro One asking for more information on how they intend to address the potential impact on the integrity of water wells from the projects. Motion carried 16-0.
- Related tags: environment
That Chatham Kent Municipal Council send a letter to Hydro One, asking them for more information on how they intend to address the potential impact on the integrity of the water wells from the projects.
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 18c
Civic Centre Water Damage (agenda_item; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the Civic Centre Water Damage information report for information. No mover or recorded vote.
- Related tags: property
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
Council received the report for information.
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20c
Energy Retrofit Potential at Five Municipal Community Buildings (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved, as part of the consent agenda, the report on Assessing Energy Retrofit Potential at Five Municipal Community Buildings in Chatham-Kent.
- Related tags: environment, property
Assessing Energy Retrofit Potential at Five Municipal Community Buildings in Chatham-Kent
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20d
Waste Collection Contract (2024) Amendment (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Bondy, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Councillor Bondy moved, seconded by Councillor Anderson, that the 2024 curbside refuse collection program be modified to accept only automatically serviceable containers and that the GM of IES be given delegated authority to sign the amendment agreement with Waste Connection of Canada. Motion carried 15-0; Councillor Wright declared a conflict.
- Related tags: procurement, environment
The modification of the 2024 curbside refuse collection program to accept only automatically serviceable containers at the curb be approved.
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20e
Roadways previously funded by the Provincial Government (notice_of_motion; received)
- Mover: B. McGregor
- Summary: Councillor B. McGregor presented a notice of motion regarding roadways previously funded by the Provincial Government. The matter will be added to the December 11, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: roads, governance
Councillor B. McGregor presented a notice of motion regarding roadways previously funded by the Provincial Government. This matter will be added to the December 11, 2023 Council agenda for discussion and voting.
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 21a
By-laws second reading (motion; carried)
- Mover: Pinsonneault, Seconder: Bondy
- Summary: Councillor Pinsonneault moved, seconded by Councillor Bondy, that the by-laws be taken as read for a second time (Wierenga Drain, Fourth Concession Outlet Drain Mar-dale Culvert, and Beattie Drain). Motion carried; no recorded division printed.
- Related tags: by_laws, procedural
That the by-laws be taken as read for a second time.
Source: Council Meeting - November 27 2023 (Minutes) — Item 25b
2023-12-11 — Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes)
Consent & Zoning By-law Amendment PL202300245 - Fysh, 22761 Kent Bridge Road, Howard (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Pinsonneault, Seconder: Wright
- Summary: Moved by Councillor Pinsonneault, seconded by Councillor Wright, that Consent application File B-115/23 to sever a surplus dwelling and Zoning By-law Amendment File D-14 HO/76/23/F be approved subject to conditions. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: zoning, planning
Consent application File B-115/23 to sever a surplus dwelling (22761 Kent Bridge Road) and one (1) outbuilding, on a new lot, approximately 0.91 ha (2.26 ac.) in area, shown as Part 1 on the applicant
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 13b
Consent & Zoning By-law Amendment PL202300252 - Rabideau, 8336 Wren Line, Dover (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Jubenville, Seconder: McGrail
- Summary: Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor McGrail, that Consent Application File B-119/23 to sever a surplus dwelling and Zoning By-law Amendment File D-14 DO/78/23/R be approved subject to conditions. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: zoning, planning
Consent Application File B-119/23 to sever a surplus dwelling (8336 Wren Line) on a new lot, approximately 0.88 ha (2.18 ac.) in area, shown as Parts 1 & 2 on the applicant
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 13c
Drainage Board Recommendations - November 14, 2023 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Drainage Board Recommendations from its November 14, 2023 meeting were approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on November 14, 2023
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 16e
Tender Award T23-275 Lindsay Road over Danforth Drain and Leonard Drain Culvert Replacements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Tender Award Contract T23-275 for the Lindsay Road over Danforth Drain (South) and Leonard Drain Culvert Replacements was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T23-275 – Lindsay Road over Danforth Drain (South) and Leonard Drain Culvert Replacements
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17d
RFP Award R23-278 Engineering Services for Maple Leaf Cemetery Bridges Environmental Assessment (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP Award Contract R23-278 for Engineering Services for the Maple Leaf Cemetery Bridges Environmental Assessment was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
RFP Award – Contract R23-278 – Engineering Services for Maple Leaf Cemetery Bridges Environmental Assessment
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17e
RFP Award R23-272 Engineering Services for Stewart Line and Arnold Road over Skinner Drain Culvert Replacements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: RFP Award Contract R23-272 for Engineering Services for the Stewart Line and Arnold Road over Skinner Drain Culvert Replacements was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
RFP Award – Contract R23-272 – Engineering Services for Stewart Line and Arnold Road over Skinner Drain Culvert Replacements
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 17f
Motion re Roadways funded by the Province (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: B. McGregor, Seconder: Thompson
- Summary: Pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor B. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Thompson, that administration identify roadways previously funded by the province and draft a letter requesting similar treatment, including uploading said roadways to the province. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: roads, governance
That Chatham Kent council direct administration to identify roadways previously funded by the province and draft a letter requesting similar treatment, including an uploading of said identified roadways to the province.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 11 2023 (Minutes) — Item 20d
2024-01-15 — Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes)
Emergency Communications Network Upgrade (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Emergency Communications Network Upgrade as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services
Emergency Communications Network Upgrade
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Chatham-Kent Community Hub (vote; carried (10-5))
- Mover: Finn, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council authorized proceeding with the Detailed Concept Design Phase for the Chatham-Kent Community Hub (combined Civic Centre, Library and Museum at the former Sears building), approved a $166,098.97 contract amendment to Nustadia Recreation Inc., and authorized hiring a contracted Project Manager-Facilities for three years at $396,000, all funded from the Building Lifecycle Reserve. Moved by Councillor Finn, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Councillors Allin and Doyle declared conflicts.
- Related tags: community_hub, community_services
- Entities: Nustadia Recreation Inc.
The contract amendment in the amount of $166,098.97 (including HST) for Project Management and Development Services of the Chatham-Kent Community Hub, be approved to Nustadia Recreation Inc. and funded from the Building Lifecycle Reserve.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
Victoria Avenue Hydro Conversion and Street Light Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the Victoria Avenue hydro conversion and street light replacement in the Community of Chatham as part of the consent agenda.
Contract Amendment – Victoria Avenue Hydro Conversion and Street Light Replacement – Community of Chatham
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(f)
MTO ChargeON Program EV Chargers (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved participation in the MTO ChargeON Program for EV chargers as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: ev_chargers
- Entities: MTO
MTO ChargeON Program EV Chargers
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(h)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-02 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-02 as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: planning, budget
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-02
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(i)
Upgrade of McKinlay Line between Rose Beach Line and New Scotland Line (notice_of_motion; —)
- Mover: Pinsonneault
- Summary: Councillor Pinsonneault presented a notice of motion regarding the upgrade of McKinlay Line between Rose Beach Line and New Scotland Line. The matter will be added to the February 5, 2024 Council Agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: roads
Councillor Pinsonneault presented a notice of motion regarding Upgrade of McKinlay Line between Rose Beach Line and New Scotland Line.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 23(a)
2024-02-05 — Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes)
RFP Award - Building Condition Assessments (Municipal Facilities) (vote; carried)
- Mover: Councillor Ceccacci, Seconder: Councillor Allin
- Summary: Council awarded Contract R23-308 for Building Condition Assessment consulting services to Pinchin Ltd. for $440,869.50 (including HST), funded by a $397,016.64 transfer from the Building Lifecycle Reserve. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Allin; carried by show of hands.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: Pinchin Ltd.
- Needs human review: Vote result not fully recorded, Motion outcome listed, but no recorded vote tally
The proposal in the amount of value of $440,869.50 (including HST) for consulting services related to the Building Condition Assessments (Municipal Facilities), be awarded to Pinchin Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Upgrade of McKinlay Road between New Scotland Line and Rose Beach Line (vote; carried)
- Mover: Councillor Pinsonneault, Seconder: Councillor Wright
- Summary: Council resolved that McKinlay Road between New Scotland Line and Rose Beach Line be considered a priority in the gravel road improvement process. Moved by Councillor Pinsonneault, seconded by Councillor Wright; carried by show of hands.
- Related tags: roads
- Needs human review: Vote result not fully recorded, Motion outcome listed, but no recorded vote tally
“That McKinlay Road between New Scotland Line and Rose Beach Line be considered a priority in the gravel road improvement process.”
Source: Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(d)
Land Acquisition - Public Works Operations Chatham Site, 700 Park Avenue East (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a land acquisition for the Public Works Operations Chatham Site at 700 Park Avenue East, Chatham. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: land_acquisition
Land Acquisition – Public Works Operations Chatham Site – 700 Park Avenue East, Chatham
Source: Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(b)
Tilbury Storm Water Master Plan (notice_of_motion; —)
- Mover: Councillor Harrigan
- Summary: Councillor Harrigan presented a notice of motion regarding the Tilbury Storm Water Master Plan, to be added to the February 26, 2024 Council Agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: water_sewer
Councillor Harrigan presented a notice of motion regarding Tilbury Storm Water Master Plan.
Source: Council Meeting - February 5 2024 (Minutes) — Item 22(a)
2024-02-26 — Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes)
Talbot Trail Environmental Assessment Addendum (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Councillor Harrigan, Seconder: Councillor Anderson
- Summary: Council approved the Technically Preferred Alternative (Interim Solution) from the Talbot Trail EA Addendum for implementation in 2025 and directed the Mayor to write to the Province requesting funding assistance for the Talbot Trail Relocation project. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Anderson.
- Related tags: environment, erosion
The Technically Preferred Alternative (Interim Solution) as outlined in Talbot Trail Environmental Assessment Addendum be approved and implemented in 2025.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-03 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-03 as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: planning, budget
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-03
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes) — Item 17(e)
Operation of Tilbury Pumping Stations (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Councillor Harrigan, Seconder: Councillor Anderson
- Summary: Council directed staff to report back on a solution to provide backup power for storm water pumping stations in Tilbury during hydro outages, including cost, a recommended reserve and implementation timeline, with the report due spring 2024 and a follow-up on Chatham-Kent-wide solutions in fall 2025. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Anderson.
- Related tags: water_sewer, tilbury
“That staff return to Council with a report outlining the following:
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 26 2024 (Minutes) — Item 17(h)
2024-03-04 — Council Meeting - March 4 2024 (Minutes)
Save on Energy Lighting Upgrades - Municipal Facilities (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Save on Energy Lighting Upgrades for Municipal Facilities as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: energy
Save on Energy Lighting Upgrades – Municipal Facilities
Source: Council Meeting - March 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
2024-03-18 — Combined Council Meeting - March 18 2024 (Minutes)
Assessing By-law for Bloomfield Road Waterline Project (Raleigh) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Assessing By-law for the Bloomfield Road Waterline Project in the Community of Raleigh as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: water_sewer, by_laws
Assessing By-law for Bloomfield Road Waterline Project (Community of Raleigh)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 18 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
2024-03-25 — Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Contract T23-219 - Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Council awarded the tender of $1,774,100.00 including HST for the Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction to Clarke Construction Inc. and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign the necessary agreement. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Finn. Carried 16 to 0.
- Related tags: procurement, water_sewer
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
The tender in the amount of $1,774,100.00, including HST for the Selkirk Street Sewer Separation and Memory Lane Reconstruction be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Tender Award - Contract T24-166 - Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-166 Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Tender Award – Contract T24-166 – Elizabeth Street and Lisgar Street Reconstruction
Source: Council Meeting - March 25 2024 (Minutes) — Item 14(c)
2024-04-08 — Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (March 19, 2024) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on March 19, 2024 were approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procedural
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on March 19, 2024
Source: Council Meeting - April 8 2024 (Minutes) — Item 9(a)
2024-04-29 — Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes)
Sole Source Award - Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Sole Source Award for Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements - Hydro Relocations was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Sole Source Award – Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements – Hydro Relocations
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Council Chambers Security Measures - Funding of Security Services (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Bondy, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: On the split vote (recommendations 3 and 4), Council directed that the cost for municipal security be funded as a variance from the 2024 Facilities operating budget and that a business case for ongoing security services be brought forward for the 2025 Budget. Moved by Councillor Bondy, seconded by Councillor Doyle.
- Related tags: security, budget
The cost for Municipal security be funded as a variance from the 2024 Facilities operating budget.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
Council Chambers Security Measures - Reconfiguration (vote; carried (12-4))
- Mover: Bondy, Seconder: Doyle
- Summary: On a split vote (recommendations 1 and 2), Council approved the reconfiguration of the Council chambers as shown in Appendix A and funded the $29,615.04 project from the Buildings Lifecycle Reserve. Moved by Councillor Bondy, seconded by Councillor Doyle.
- Related tags: security
The reconfiguration of the Council chambers as shown in Appendix A be approved.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
Contractor Roster for Municipal Drain Projects - Contract Extension (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Contractor Roster for Municipal Drain Projects - Contract Extension was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Contractor Roster for Municipal Drain Projects – Contract Extension
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 29 2024 (Minutes) — Item 21(d)
2024-05-13 — Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes)
Single Source Award - Contract T24-102 Surface Treatment (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the single source award of Contract T24-102 for Surface Treatment as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Single Source Award – Contract T24-102 – Surface Treatment
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - Contract T24-105C Cold in Place Pavement Recycling (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award of Contract T24-105C for Cold in Place Pavement Recycling as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Tender Award – Contract T24-105C – Cold in Place Pavement Recycling
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Tender Award - Contract T24-105W Hot-Mix Resurfacing (Tilbury and Wheatley) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award of Contract T24-105W for Hot-Mix Resurfacing in Tilbury and Wheatley as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Tender Award – Contract T24-105W – Hot-Mix Resurfacing (Tilbury and Wheatley)
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tender Award - Contract T24-180 McDonald-Tap Storm Pump Station Improvements (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award of Contract T24-180 for the McDonald-Tap Storm Pump Station Improvements as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, water_sewer
Tender Award – Contract T24-180 – McDonald-Tap Storm Pump Station Improvements
Source: Council Meeting - May 13 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
2024-05-27 — Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes)
Contract Amendment - Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation (T23-191) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the contract amendment for Contract T23-191, Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Contract Amendment – Contract T23-191 – Dufferin Avenue Road Rehabilitation
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Tender Award - Wyandott Street Reconstruction (T23-230) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T23-230, Wyandott Street Reconstruction, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Tender Award – Contract T23-230 – Wyandott Street Reconstruction
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Tender Award - Cathcart Street Reconstruction (T24-199) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-199, Cathcart Street Reconstruction, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
Tender Award – Contract T24-199 – Cathcart Street Reconstruction
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Contract Amendment - Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road (T23-228) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the contract amendment for Contract T23-228, Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Contract Amendment – Contract T23-228 – Thames River Slope Stability, Longwoods Road
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Update on Linear Infrastructure Capital Construction Projects for 2024 (agenda_item; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The information report on the update on Linear Infrastructure Capital Construction Projects for 2024 was received for information.
- Related tags: capital_projects
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
This report was received for information.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 27 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(b)
2024-06-10 — Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on June 4, 2024 were approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: planning
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on June 4, 2024
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Tender Award Contract T23-251 4th Concession Line over Baker Drain Culvert Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The tender award for Contract T23-251 for the 4th Concession Line over Baker Drain culvert replacement was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T23-251 – 4th Concession Line over Baker Drain Culvert Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Water and Sewer Materials Supply Roster (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The R24-220 Water and Sewer Materials Supply Roster was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, water_sewer
R24-220 – Water and Sewer Materials Supply Roster
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Notice of Motion re Review of King Street, Chatham in Transportation Master Plan (notice_of_motion; —)
- Mover: Allin
- Summary: Councillor Allin presented a notice of motion regarding inclusion of a review of King Street, Chatham in the Transportation Master Plan, to be added to the June 24, 2024 Council Agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: roads, transportation_master_plan
- Entities: Councillor Allin
Councillor Allin presented a notice of motion regarding inclusion of a review of King Street, Chatham in the Transportation Master Plan.
Source: Council Meeting - June 10 2024 (Minutes) — Item 23
2024-06-24 — Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Contract T24-105 Hot Mix Resurfacing (vote; carried (18-0))
- Mover: Councillor Ceccacci, Seconder: Councillor Doyle
- Summary: Council awarded the Hot Mix Resurfacing tender to Huron Construction Company (a division of Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.) for $6,141,808.78 (including HST), partially funded by a $516,247.54 transfer from the Lifecycle ROW Infrastructure Reserve, and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Doyle.
- Related tags: procurement, roads
- Entities: Huron Construction Company, Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.
The tender award in the amount of $6,141,808.78 (including HST) for Hot Mix Resurfacing be awarded to Huron Construction Company, A division of Brennan Paving and Construction Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Preliminary Assessing By-Law for Corktown Line Waterline Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Preliminary Assessing By-law for the Corktown Line Waterline Project in the Community of Chatham Township, as part of the consent agenda (listed as item 19(1) in the consent motion).
- Related tags: water_sewer, by_laws
Preliminary Assessing By-Law for Corktown Line Waterline Project (Community of Chatham Township)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Additional Lighting Over Downtown Wallaceburg Sidewalks (notice_of_motion; —)
- Mover: Councillor Hall
- Summary: Councillor Hall presented a notice of motion regarding additional lighting over downtown Wallaceburg sidewalks. The motion will be added to the August 12, 2024 Council Agenda for discussion and voting.
- Related tags: wallaceburg, procedural
Councillor Hall presented a notice of motion regarding additional lighting over downtown Wallaceburg sidewalks.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes) — Item 22(a)
2024-07-15 — Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes)
Contract Award - Downtown Wallaceburg Streetlight Replacement Project (vote; carried (13-0))
- Mover: Councillor C. McGregor, Seconder: Councillor McDonald
- Summary: Council awarded the $737,680.95 (incl. HST) street light replacement contract to Hastings Utilities Contracting Limited and $53,834.05 in contract administration/electrical fees to Entegrus Powerlines Inc., partially funded by a $211,931.20 transfer from the Lifeamp ROW Infrastructure Reserve. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor McDonald. Carried 13 to 0; Councillor Wright declared a conflict.
- Related tags: procurement, wallaceburg
- Entities: Hastings Utilities Contracting Limited, Entegrus Powerlines Inc.
The tendered amount of $737,680.95 including HST for the installation of replacement street light poles and appurtenances for Downtown Wallaceburg be awarded to Hastings Utilities Contracting Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Canada Community-Building Fund - Municipal Funding Agreement (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor B. McGregor, Seconder: Councillor C. McGregor
- Summary: Council authorized the Municipal Funding Agreement for the transfer of the Canada Community-Building Fund between the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) and Chatham-Kent, with the Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign. Moved by Councillor B. McGregor, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor. Carried 15 to 0.
- Related tags: funding, governance
- Entities: Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO)
Council authorize the Municipal Funding Agreement for the transfer of the Canada Community-Building Fund for the administration of the Canada Community-Building Fund between the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) and the Corporation of the Municipality of Chatham-Kent and the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the agreement.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Capital Drains Report to Council - 2024 Tax Levy (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Capital Drains Report to Council for the 2024 Tax Levy was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: planning, taxation
Capital Drains Report to Council – 2024 Tax Levy
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 20(c)
Drain Maintenance Report to Council - 2024 Tax Levy (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Drain Maintenance Report to Council for the 2024 Tax Levy was approved as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: planning, taxation
Drain Maintenance Report to Council – 2024 Tax Levy
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 15 2024 (Minutes) — Item 20(d)
2024-08-12 — Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes)
Contract Amendment - LO Stonehouse Memorial Walk Bridge Rehabilitation (T23-217) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Hall
- Summary: Council approved contract amendments for the LO Stonehouse Memorial Walk Bridge Rehabilitation totalling $581,950 to Dayson Industrial Services Inc. and Dillon Consulting Limited, funded by a transfer of $524,064.00 from the Lifeamp Bridge Reserve. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Hall.
- Related tags: bridge, procurement
- Entities: Dayson Industrial Services Inc., Dillon Consulting Limited
A contract amendment in the amount of $480,250.00 (including HST) for the LO Stonehouse Memorial Walk Bridge Rehabilitation be approved for Dayson Industrial Services Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
RFP Award - Municipal Airport Taxiway and Apron Lighting (R24-255) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the RFP for the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway and Apron Lighting (Contract R24-255) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, airport
RFP Award – Contract R24-255 – Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Taxiway and Apron Lighting
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tender Award - Goulet-Rammelaere Drain East Branch and Larsh Drain (T23-312) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council awarded the tender of $336,062.00 for the Goulet-Rammelaere Drain East Branch and Larsh Drain Construction and Improvements to Clarke Construction Inc. and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign agreements. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Anderson.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
The tender in the amount of $336,062.00 (including HST) for the Goulet-Rammelaere Drain East Branch and Larsh Drain Construction and Improvements be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Tender Award - Vink Drain (T24-242) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the tender for the Vink Drain (Contract T24-242) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T24-242 - Vink Drain
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Tender Award - Backus Drain Extension (T24-234) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the tender for the Backus Drain Extension (Contract T24-234) as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T24-234 - Backus Drain Extension
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(f)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-09 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-09 as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: planning, budget
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-09
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Motion re Additional Lighting over Downtown Wallaceburg Sidewalks (vote; carried (15-2))
- Mover: Hall, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Council directed staff to explore including additional lighting over the downtown Wallaceburg sidewalks as part of the street light replacement project, with details brought back to Council. Moved by Councillor Hall, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor.
- Related tags: wallaceburg
Council direct staff to explore including additional lighting over the downtown Wallaceburg sidewalks as part of the street light replacement project.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 12 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(b)
2024-09-09 — Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes)
RFP Award R24-217 Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Councillor Anderson, Seconder: Councillor Jubenville
- Summary: Council awarded the $6,587,593.77 (including HST) construction services proposal for the Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements to Huron Construction, approved a contract amendment for LEA Consulting Ltd., approved a $1,455,351.26 reserve transfer, and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign. Moved by Councillor Anderson, seconded by Councillor Jubenville. Carried 15 to 1.
- Related tags: procurement, roads, intersection
- Entities: Huron Construction, Brennan Paving & Construction Ltd., LEA Consulting Ltd.
The proposal in the amount of $6,587,593.77 (including HST) for the Construction Services for Queens Line and Merlin Road Intersection Improvements be awarded to Huron Construction, a division of Brennan Paving & Construction Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - September 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
2024-09-23 — Combined Council Meeting - September 23 2024 (Minutes)
Sidewalk Lighting Level of Service (agenda_item; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Sidewalk Lighting Level of Service information report was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
Sidewalk Lighting Level of Service (information report)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - September 23 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2024-10-07 — Council Meeting - October 7 2024 (Minutes)
Purchase of Two Tandem Axle Dump Trucks with Snow Equipment (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor B. McGregor, Seconder: Councillor McDonald
- Summary: Council awarded the purchase of two tandem axle dump trucks with snow equipment to 401 Truck Source Inc. for $1,059,004.36 (HST included). Moved by Councillor B. McGregor, seconded by Councillor McDonald. Councillor Wright declared a conflict.
- Related tags: procurement, fleet
- Entities: 401 Truck Source Inc.
The purchase of two tandem axle dump trucks with snow equipment be awarded to 401 Truck Source Inc. for $1,059,004.36 (HST included).
Source: Council Meeting - October 7 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Lifecycle Replacement of 2 RideCK Buses (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the lifecycle replacement of 2 RideCK buses as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: transit, fleet
- Entities: RideCK
This report was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - October 7 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Community Projects Appreciation (agenda_item; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The Community Projects Appreciation information report was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: community
This report was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Council Meeting - October 7 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(b)
2024-10-21 — Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations from October 1, 2024 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council adopted the Drainage Board recommendations from its October 1, 2024 meeting as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: planning
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on October 1, 2024
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Chatham-Kent Community Hub - Comparative Cost Estimates Direction (vote; carried (14-2))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Council directed Administration to provide updated high level cost estimates for upgrading the Civic Centre, museum and Library (including expansion to 35,000 sq. ft) to the same standards proposed for the Community Hub. Moved by Councillor Crew, seconded by Councillor Finn.
- Related tags: community_hub, old_sears, community_services
That Administration be directed to provide updated high level cost estimates for upgrading the Civic Centre, museum and the Library (including the expansion to 35,000 sq. ft) to the same standards being proposed for the Chatham-Kent Community Hub
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Chatham-Kent Community Hub - Detailed Design Authorization (vote; carried (11-5))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Council authorized Administration to proceed with the Detailed Design phase for the Chatham-Kent Community Hub, awarded the detailed design (inclusive of Park Avenue Business Centre alterations) to Architecturra Inc. for $2,177,683.46 funded from the Buildings Lifecycle Reserve, and authorized hiring a contracted Project Manager-ITT for nine months at $105,839.00. Moved by Councillor Crew, seconded by Councillor Finn.
- Related tags: community_hub, old_sears, community_services
- Entities: Architecturra Inc.
The completion of the detailed design for the Chatham-Kent Community Hub project inclusive of the Park Avenue Business Centre alterations be awarded to Architecturra Inc. in the amount of $2,177,683.46 (including HST), funded from the Buildings Lifecycle Reserve.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Chatham-Kent Community Hub - Fixed Cost RFP Direction (vote; carried (14-3))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Council directed that upon completion of the detailed design, a fixed cost request for proposal be implemented to ensure cost overruns will not occur and detailed project cost will be determined prior to moving the project forward. Moved by Councillor Crew, seconded by Councillor Finn.
- Related tags: community_hub, old_sears
Upon the completion of the detailed design for the Chatham-Kent Community Hub, that a fixed cost request for proposal be implemented to ensure the cost associated with project assures the community that over runs won't occur and that detailed project cost will be determined prior to moving the project forward.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Stormwater Master Plans Update (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council accepted the Shrewsbury and Ridgetown stormwater reports for implementation beginning in 2025, referred associated and Tilbury costs to future Capital Budget processes, authorized consideration of debenture financing, and directed staff to return with an update between June and September 2026. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Anderson.
- Related tags: water_sewer, budget
The Shrewsbury Stormwater Servicing Report be accepted and implemented beginning in 2025.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Tilbury Stormwater Pump Station Backup Power Review (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council authorized modifications to the Kelly Crescent and Queensgate Stormwater Pump Stations and purchase of two portable generators (estimated $33,900), funded the project via a transfer of $30,528 from the Lifeamp Storm Water Reserve, and directed a feasibility investigation of backup power for all stormwater pump stations ($101,760). Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Anderson.
- Related tags: water_sewer, tilbury
Administration procures services to make the necessary modifications to the Kelly Crescent Stormwater Pump Station and the Queensgate Stormwater Pump Station and purchase two portable generators at a total estimated cost of $33,900.00 (including HST).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-11 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-11 as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: planning, budget
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2024-11
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 21 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
2024-11-04 — Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes)
T24-282 Cultural Centre Roof Replacement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the T24-282 Cultural Centre Roof Replacement tender award as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
T24-282 Cultural Centre Roof Replacement
Source: Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Tender Award – Contract T24-286 – East Branch Scafe Drain Enclosure (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Tender Award for Contract T24-286 East Branch Scafe Drain Enclosure as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T24-286 – East Branch Scafe Drain Enclosure
Source: Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Sydenham River Slope Stabilization, Glasgow Line and Short Line Municipal Class EA (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Councillor Harrigan, Seconder: Councillor Hall
- Summary: Council referred the report back to administration for more information about emergency access and traffic patterns in Section 2 of the Environmental Assessment. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Hall.
- Related tags: environmental_assessment, roads
“That the report be referred back to administration for more information about the emergency access and traffic patterns in Section 2 of the Environmental Assessment.”
Source: Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 19(b)
2024-11-18 — Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes)
T24-289 Public Works Generator, Wallaceburg (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: The report for the T24-289 Public Works Generator at 600 Gillard Street, Wallaceburg was approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
T24-289 Public Works Generator, 600 Gillard Street, Wallaceburg
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
RFP Award - Contract R24-126 - Drainage and Municipal Works Roster (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: Councillor Jubenville, Seconder: Councillor McGrail
- Summary: Council approved the Drainage and Municipal Works Roster list (Appendix B) for a one-year period with two optional one-year extensions, and authorized the Mayor and Clerk to sign the necessary agreements. Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor McGrail.
- Related tags: procurement, rfp
The attached Drainage and Municipal Works Roster list (Appendix B) be approved for a period of one-year, with the option for two additional one-year terms.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 18 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
2024-12-09 — Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Gillespie Cameron Drain Enclosure (Contract T24-283) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-283, Gillespie Cameron Drain Enclosure, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T24-283 – Gillespie Cameron Drain Enclosure
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Tender Award - Gillespie Drain Enclosure (Contract T24-284) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-284, Gillespie Drain Enclosure, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T24-284 – Gillespie Drain Enclosure
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Tender Award - Grant Drain and Branch Improvements (Contract T24-241) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-241, Grant Drain and Branch Improvements, as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T24-241 – Grant Drain and Branch Improvements
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Flooring Maintenance Roster (R24-272) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the R24-272 Flooring Maintenance Roster as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
R24-272: Flooring Maintenance Roster
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Bothwell Arena Canteen Operating Agreement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Bothwell Arena Canteen Operating Agreement as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: parks, agreement
Bothwell Arena Canteen Operating Agreement
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 23(a)
Old Czech Hall Operating Agreement (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Old Czech Hall Operating Agreement as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: agreement
Old Czech Hall Operating Agreement
Source: Council Meeting - December 9 2024 (Minutes) — Item 23(b)
2024-12-16 — Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes)
Tender Award - Addeman Drain Enclosure (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the tender award for Contract T24-270 – Addeman Drain Enclosure as part of the consent agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
Tender Award – Contract T24-270 – Addeman Drain Enclosure
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Sydenham River Slope Stabilization EA - Site 2 Re-Align Road (defeated) (vote; defeated (8-8))
- Mover: Councillor C. McGregor, Seconder: Councillor Jubenville
- Summary: A motion to approve the Technically Preferred Alternative of Re-Align Road for Site #2 (near 9250 Glasgow Line) was defeated on a tied 8 to 8 vote. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Jubenville.
- Related tags: environment, environmental_assessment
The Technically Preferred Alternative of Re-Align Road for Site #2, located near 9250 Glasgow Line,
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes) — Item 22(b)
Sydenham River Slope Stabilization EA - Site 2 Retain and Protect (carried) (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Councillor Jubenville, Seconder: Councillor McGrail
- Summary: Council approved the Alternative of Retain and Protect for Site #2 (near 9250 Glasgow Line) under the Sydenham River Slope Stabilization Municipal Class Environmental Assessment, to be implemented through 2025 and 2026, carried 15 to 1. Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor McGrail.
- Related tags: environment, environmental_assessment
The Alternative of Retain and Protect for Site #2, located near 9250 Glasgow Line,
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes) — Item 22(b)
Sydenham River Slope Stabilization EA - Sites 1, 3 and 4 (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Councillor C. McGregor, Seconder: Councillor Jubenville
- Summary: Council approved the Technically Preferred Alternative of Retain and Protect for Sites #1, #3 and #4 under the Sydenham River Slope Stabilization Municipal Class Environmental Assessment, to be implemented through 2025 and 2026, carried 16 to 0. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Jubenville.
- Related tags: environment, environmental_assessment
The Technically Preferred Alternative of Retain and Protect for Site #1, located near 9112 Glasgow Line, as outlined in the Sydenham River Slope Stabilization, Glasgow Line and Short Line Municipal Class Environmental Assessment, be approved and implemented through 2025 and 2026.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 16 2024 (Minutes) — Item 22(b)
2025-01-27 — Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes)
Municipal Telecommunications Consent Fees Reimplementation (vote; carried (11-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Council updated the user fee by-law to include telecommunications consent application review/inspection fees and authorized a two-year temporary Project Coordinator under AHSIP; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Doyle, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci. Carried 11-0.
- Related tags: by_laws
the by-law to establish certain user fees be updated to include certain fees for the review and inspection of small and large municipal telecommunications consent applications
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(c)
Wallaceburg Raw Water Supply Line Repairs (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the information report on emergency materials purchase for Wallaceburg raw water supply line repairs. Received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: water_sewer
Emergency Materials Purchase Wallaceburg Raw Water Supply Line Repairs (information report). This report was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(d)
Pelee Coastal Resilience Action Plan (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the Pelee Coastal Resilience Action Plan information report. Received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: environment
Pelee Coastal Resilience Action Plan (information report). The report was received as part of the Consent Agenda.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 27 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(h)
2025-02-10 — Council Meeting - February 10 2025 (Minutes)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Rating By-law for Tile Loan Debenture #2025-03. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: planning
The Rating By-law for Tile Loan Debenture #2025-03 for March 1, 2025, imposing special annual drainage rates under the Tile Drainage Act, be approved.
Source: Council Meeting - February 10 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
2025-02-24 — Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes)
Infrastructure Innovation Committee Dissolution (vote; carried (11-5))
- Mover: McGrail, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Council dissolved the Infrastructure, Bridge, Culverts and Roads Innovation Committee; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor McGrail, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor.
- Related tags: committees, governance
That The Infrastructure, Bridge, Culverts and Roads Innovation Committee be dissolved.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Emergency Sanitary Sewer Replacement Cecile Avenue (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the emergency purchase information report for the Cecile Avenue sanitary sewer replacement as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: water_sewer
Emergency Purchase: Sanitary Sewer Replacement Cecile Avenue Community of Chatham (information report)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(c)
Contract Amendment - Gregory Line Culvert (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for engineering services on the Gregory Line over Louisville Tap Drain culvert replacement. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: RC Spencer Associates Inc.
That a contract amendment in the amount of $5,904.19 (including HST) for additional engineering services for the Gregory Line over Louisville Tap Drain Culvert Replacement project be approved for RC Spencer Associates Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(d)
Contract Amendment - McFarlane Drain Structures (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the rehabilitation of 2 structures over McFarlane Drain. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: RC Spencer Associates Inc.
That a contract amendment in the amount of $161,711.94 (including HST) be approved for additional Engineering Services for the Rehabilitation of 2 Structures over McFarlane Drain for RC Spencer Associates Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(e)
Contract Amendment - McDougall Line Bridge (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the replacement of the McDougall Line Bridge over Government Drain #1. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: GEI Consultants Canada Limited
That a contract amendment in the amount of $19,061.33 (including HST) for additional Engineering Service fees for the Replacement of the McDougall Line Bridge over Government Drain #1 be approved for GEI Consultants Canada Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(f)
Contract Amendment - Third Line Bridge (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the Third Line over Raleigh Plains Drain bridge rehabilitation. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: GEI Consultants Canada Ltd.
That a contract amendment in the amount of $27,029.60 (including HST) be approved for the additional Engineering Services for the Third Line over Raleigh Plain Drain Bridge Rehabilitation to GEI Consultants Canada Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(g)
Contract Amendment - Heron Line Bridge (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a contract amendment for the Heron Line over Rivard Drain bridge rehabilitation. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: Dillon Consulting Limited
A contract amendment in the amount of $108,056.25 (including HST) be approved for additional Engineering Services for the Heron Line over Rivard Drain Bridge Rehabilitation for Dillon Consulting Limited.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 24 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(h)
2025-03-03 — Council Meeting - March 3 2025 (Minutes)
Gravel Road Conversion Debenture Plan (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Canniff, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council directed staff to report back on a ~$30 million investment and debenture plan to accelerate gravel road conversion. Moved by Mayor Canniff, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor.
- Related tags: roads, budget
That staff report back on an investment and debenture plan of approximately $30 million to accelerate the conversion of gravel roads in Chatham-Kent.
Source: Council Meeting - March 3 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Blenheim Power Supply Issues (notice_of_motion; —)
- Mover: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci presented a notice of motion regarding Blenheim Power Supply Issues, to be added to the March 17 agenda.
Councillor Ceccacci presented a notice of motion regarding Blenheim Power Supply Issues.
Source: Council Meeting - March 3 2025 (Minutes) — Item 20(a)
2025-03-17 — Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - March 4, 2025 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council adopted the March 4, 2025 Drainage Board recommendations. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on March 4, 2025
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Blenheim Power Supply Issues (motion; carried)
- Mover: Ceccacci
- Summary: Council directed staff and the Mayor's Office to liaise with Entegrus and Hydro One on recurring Blenheim power interruptions and the second-supply plan. A motion by Councillor Ceccacci, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
- Entities: Hydro One, Entegrus
request that municipal staff and the Mayor's Office liaise with Entegrus and Hydro One to compile an information report on the recurring power supply interruptions in Blenheim
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 19(c)
2025-04-07 — Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - March 4, 2025 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council adopted the March 4, 2025 Drainage Board recommendations. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on March 4, 2025
Source: Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
Blenheim Power Supply - Reliability Improvements (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Hydro One presented on Blenheim power supply reliability; the report was received for information after being pulled from consent. No recorded vote or mover.
- Related tags: governance
- Entities: Hydro One
- Needs human review: No clear sponsoring councillor in the minutes
Blenheim Power Supply - Reliability Improvements and System Overview (presentation and information report)
Source: Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Financial Advocacy to Upper-Level Governments (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Ceccacci, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council adopted a broad advocacy resolution pressing the Province and Ottawa for infrastructure, housing and homelessness funding, removal of the OCIF cap, and doubling the Canada Community-Building Fund. Moved by Councillor Ceccacci, seconded by Councillor Anderson. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: governance, housing, budget
Council advocate to both the Provincial and Federal Governments of the urgent need for funding for all types of infrastructure projects including supportive housing, affordable housing, roads, bridges, water, wastewater, storm water, emergency services
Source: Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport Updates (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Doyle, Seconder: Storey
- Summary: Council directed a letter of support for the Airport Management Council of Ontario's draft capital assistance program and updated the user fee by-law for hangar lease assignments; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Doyle, seconded by Councillor Storey. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: governance
Council direct administration to send a letter of support for the Airport Management Council of Ontario's draft Ontario Airport Capital Assistance Program
Source: Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes) — Item 20(c)
Street Light Maintenance - Entegrus SLA (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council authorized a 6-year street-light maintenance service level agreement with Entegrus (2025-2030) and amended the related project to $300,000/year; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: procurement, budget
- Entities: Entegrus
Council authorize administration to enter into a 6-year service level agreement with Entegrus for the purposes of street light maintenance (2025-2030).
Source: Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes) — Item 20(d)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture 2025-05 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the rating by-law for Tile Loan Debenture #2025-05 imposing special annual drainage rates. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws
the Rating By-law for Tile Loan Debenture #2025-05 for May 1, 2025, imposing special annual drainage rates under the Tile Drainage Act, be approved.
Source: Council Meeting - April 7 2025 (Minutes) — Item 20(i)
2025-04-28 — Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes)
McFarlane Relief Drain Bridge Rehabilitations (T24-167) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the $3.79M McFarlane Relief Drain bridge rehabilitation tender to Facca Incorporated. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, budget
- Entities: Facca Incorporated
the tender in the amount of $3,790,859.03 (incl HST) for the McFarlane Relief Drain Bridge Rehabilitations be awarded to Facca Incorporated.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Core Infrastructure Detailed Asset Management Plans (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: McDonald, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Council adopted the Detailed Asset Management Plans and associated service levels, with lifecycle funding and a financial advocacy plan; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor McDonald, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: budget, governance
the Detailed Asset Management Plans be adopted by Council.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - April 28 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2025-05-12 — Council Meeting - May 12 2025 (Minutes)
Chatham-Kent Community Hub - Construction Procurement Phase (vote; carried (12-5))
- Mover: B. McGregor, Seconder: Harrigan
- Summary: After extensive public deputations, Council authorized Administration to proceed to the construction procurement phase of the CK Community Hub and funded a $115,000 cost comparison/accessibility review. Moved by Councillor B. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Harrigan. Carried 12-5.
- Related tags: governance, budget
Administration be authorized to proceed with the construction procurement phase of the Chatham-Kent Community Hub (CKCH).
Source: Council Meeting - May 12 2025 (Minutes) — Item 13(a)
Bothwell Fire Station Entrance Repairs (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the information report on emergency Bothwell Fire Station entrance repairs. Received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: emergency_services
Emergency Repair: Bothwell Fire Station Entrance Repairs (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - May 12 2025 (Minutes) — Item 13(b)
2025-05-26 — Combined Council Meeting - May 26 2025 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations (vote; carried (15-0))
- Mover: McGrail, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Council approved the Drainage Board Recommendations from May 20, 2025; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor McGrail, seconded by Councillor Jubenville.
- Related tags: planning
That the Drainage Board Recommendations be approved.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 26 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(c)
Cox & Faircourt Sewer Separation Tender (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the Cox Avenue and Faircourt Avenue Sewer Separation tender to Titan Group Construction Inc. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: water_sewer, procurement
- Entities: Titan Group Construction Inc.
tender in the amount of $2,400,000.01 (including HST) for the Cox Avenue and Faircourt Avenue Sewer Separation be awarded to Titan Group Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - May 26 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
2025-06-09 — Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - May 20, 2025 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council adopted the May 20, 2025 Drainage Board recommendations. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on May 20, 2025
Source: Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(e)
Tupperville Road Culvert Replacements (T24-331) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the ~$1.1M Two Culvert Replacements on Tupperville Road tender to Henry Heyink Construction. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, budget
- Entities: Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
for the Two Culvert Replacements on Tupperville Road be awarded to Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
Source: Council Meeting - June 9 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
2025-06-23 — Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes)
Lamila Street Reconstruction (T25-268) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the ~$1.13M Lamila Street Reconstruction tender to Gillier Construction. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads, procurement, budget
- Entities: Gillier Construction Inc.
for the Lamila Street Reconstruction be awarded to Gillier Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(c)
Ridgetown Arena Parking Lot Improvements (T25-143) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the ~$1.24M Ridgetown Arena parking lot improvements tender to Gillier Construction. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: parks, procurement, budget
- Entities: Gillier Construction Inc.
for the Ridgetown Arena Parking Lot Improvements be awarded to Gillier Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(f)
King Street West - Historic Lamp Post Review (vote; carried (13-3))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council directed administration to review options for historic lamp post replacement on King Street West and report back; voted separately from the main tender. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 13-3.
- Related tags: roads
That administration review options for the historic lamp post replacement and report back to Council.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(g)
King Street West Reconstruction & First Street Watermain (T25-231) (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the $6.42M King Street West reconstruction and First Street watermain replacement tender to Henry Heyink Construction; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: roads, water_sewer, procurement, budget
- Entities: Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
the tender in the amount of $6,422,149.12 (including HST) for the King Street West Reconstruction and First Street Watermain Replacement be awarded to Henry Heyink Construction Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(g)
PUC Master Plan Review - Postponed (vote; deferred (17-0))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council postponed the Public Utilities Commission Master Plan Review (Growth Lens) report to the July 14, 2025 meeting. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Anderson. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: water_sewer, governance
That the report be postponed to the July 14, 2025 Council Meeting.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Consolidated Non-Core Detailed Asset Management Plans 2025 (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council adopted the consolidated Non-Core Detailed Asset Management Plans and their proposed service levels for the 2028-2031 multi-year budget process. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Anderson. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: budget, governance
the proposed levels of service for the Non-Core Detailed Asset Management plans be adopted by Council
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
Talbot Trail Realignment - Stage 4 Archaeological Assessment (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Anderson, Seconder: Harrigan
- Summary: Council approved contract amendments for the Talbot Trail realignment Stage 4 archaeological assessment ($920,950 to AECOM) and First Nations fieldwork participation ($452,000 to EXP Services). Moved by Councillor Anderson, seconded by Councillor Harrigan. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: roads, budget, procurement
- Entities: AECOM Canada Ltd., EXP Services Inc.
a contract amendment in the amount of $920,950.00 (including HST) for the Stage 4 Archaeological Assessment for the Talbot Trail Realignment project be approved for AECOM Canada Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
Enbridge Gas Franchise Agreement Renewal (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the draft by-law and franchise agreement renewal with Enbridge Gas and authorized submission to the Ontario Energy Board. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance, by_laws
- Entities: Enbridge Gas
Council approves the form of draft by-law and franchise agreement attached hereto and authorizes the submission thereof to the Ontario Energy Board
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 23 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(d)
2025-07-14 — Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes)
Laurentia & Rosalie Robert Drain Tender (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: McDonald
- Summary: Council awarded the Laurentia Drain and Rosalie Robert Drain Extension Improvements tender to Clarke Construction Inc.; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor McDonald.
- Related tags: procurement
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
The tender in the amount of $2,937,435.00 (including HST) for the Laurentia Drain and Rosalie Robert Drain Extension Improvements be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
PUC Water and Wastewater Master Plan Review (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: C. McGregor, Seconder: Ceccacci
- Summary: Council directed the PUC to initiate a Water and Wastewater Master Plan Update and created the FLOW-CK special project group; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor C. McGregor, seconded by Councillor Ceccacci.
- Related tags: water_sewer, development
The PUC initiate a Water and Wastewater Master Plan Update this fall to coordinate with the completion of the Chatham-Kent Official Plan Update and the Southwest Servicing Study
Source: Combined Council Meeting - July 14 2025 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
2025-08-11 — Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes)
Thames River Slope Stabilization (T25-227) (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Jubenville, Seconder: Crew
- Summary: Council awarded the $6.47M Thames River Slope Stabilization tender to Clarke Construction (plus engineering/First Nations participation amendment to Montrose), funded partly from the DMAF Reserve; item pulled from consent. Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor Crew. Carried 15-1.
- Related tags: water_sewer, procurement, budget
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
the tender award in the amount of $6,474,900.00 (including HST) for the Thames River Slope Stabilization, Thames Street be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(a)
Beattie Drain Enclosure (T24-239) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council awarded the Beattie Drain Enclosure tender to Clarke Construction. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, budget
- Entities: Clarke Construction Inc.
the tender in the amount of $410,416.00 (including HST) for the Beattie Drain Enclosure be awarded to Clarke Construction Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - August 11 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(b)
2025-09-08 — Council Meeting - September 8 2025 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - August 26, 2025 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council adopted the August 26, 2025 Drainage Board recommendations. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on August 26, 2025
Source: Council Meeting - September 8 2025 (Minutes) — Item 14(g)
2025-10-20 — Combined Council Meeting - October 20 2025 (Minutes)
CK Community Hub - Construction Award (Fortis, $43.6M) (vote; carried (14-4))
- Mover: Crew, Seconder: B. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the $43.6M CK Community Hub construction contract to Fortis Construction Group (plus contract administration to Architecttura), with a ~$52.8M project financed via property sales, development charges, reserve transfers and a 20-year debenture without future tax increases. Moved by Councillor Crew, seconded by Councillor B. McGregor. Carried 14-4.
- Related tags: governance, budget, procurement
- Entities: Fortis Construction Group Inc.
the proposal in the amount of $43,619,068.53 (including HST) for the Construction Services for the Chatham-Kent Community Hub be awarded to Fortis Construction Group Inc.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - October 20 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
2025-11-03 — Council Meeting - November 3 2025 (Minutes)
Drainage Referee Court Recognition (CP Rail) (notice_of_motion; —)
- Mover: McGrail
- Summary: Councillor McGrail presented a notice of motion recognizing organizations involved in the Drainage Referee Court hearing against CP Rail, to be added to the November 17 agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Councillor McGrail presented a Notice of Motion regarding Recognition of organizations that took part in the Drainage Referee Court hearing against CP Rail.
Source: Council Meeting - November 3 2025 (Minutes) — Item 19(a)
2025-11-17 — Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - October 21, 2025 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the Drainage Board recommendations from its October 21, 2025 meeting. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on October 21, 2025
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 16(b)
Contract T25-231 - King Street West Streetlighting Revision (vote; carried (15-1))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Crew
- Summary: Council directed staff to amend Contract T25-231 to install decorative post-top streetlights on King Street and approved $50,000 in contract amendments for Henry Heyink Construction Ltd. and RC Spencer Associates Inc. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Crew. Councillor Ceccacci opposed. Carried 15-1.
- Related tags: procurement, budget, roads
- Entities: Henry Heyink Construction Ltd., RC Spencer Associates Inc.
Contract amendments be approved for the Contractor, Henry Heyink Construction Ltd., and Consultant, RC Spencer Associates Inc., to a total amount of $50,000 (plus applicable HST)
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 17(a)
Motion - Damage and Improper Use of the CASO Trail (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Wright, Seconder: McDonald
- Summary: Council directed administration to consult with Entegrus and Chatham-Kent Police Services on measures to address ATV damage and improper use of the CASO trail, reporting back in early 2026. Moved by Councillor Wright, seconded by Councillor McDonald. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: community_services, parks
- Entities: Entegrus, Chatham-Kent Police Services
administration consult with Entegrus and Chatham-Kent Police Services regarding options to address and prevent damage and improper use of the CASO trail
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 22(c)
Motion - Legal Fight against CP Rail (Letter of Thanks) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council requested the Mayor's Office send a letter of thanks to ROMA, the Kent Federation of Agriculture, the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General and supporting municipalities for backing Chatham-Kent's Drainage Act fight against CP Rail, and directed a future recognition. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda (Councillor McGrail's motion).
- Related tags: planning, governance
- Entities: ROMA, Kent Federation of Agriculture, Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Chatham-Kent Council request that the Mayor's Office send a letter of thanks to ROMA, the Kent Federation of Agriculture, the Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Source: Combined Council Meeting - November 17 2025 (Minutes) — Item 23(c)
2025-12-15 — Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - December 2, 2025 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the Drainage Board recommendations from its December 2, 2025 meeting. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on December 2, 2025
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes) — Item 15(d)
Talbot Trail Realignment - Land Purchases & Archaeological Assessment (vote; carried (14-0))
- Mover: Harrigan, Seconder: Anderson
- Summary: Council authorized four land purchase agreements for the Talbot Trail Realignment and contract amendments of $621,500 (Stage 4 Archaeological Assessment, AECOM Canada Ltd.) and $282,500 (First Nations Fieldwork Participation, EXP Services Inc.). Moved by Councillor Harrigan, seconded by Councillor Anderson. Carried 14-0.
- Related tags: roads, property, budget
- Entities: AECOM Canada Ltd., EXP Services Inc.
A contract amendment in the amount of $621,500.00 (including HST) for the Stage 4 Archaeological Assessment for the Talbot Trail Realignment project be approved for AECOM Canada Ltd.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
Update on Bloomfield - 401 Interchange Project (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council amended Traffic and Parking By-law 245-2004 and authorized agreements with the MTO regarding municipal infrastructure relocation/construction for the Bloomfield-401 interchange. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: roads
sign the necessary agreement(s) with the MTO regarding the relocation/construction of municipal infrastructure as part of the Bloomfield-401 interchange improvements.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes) — Item 18(c)
By-law Readings (motion; carried)
- Mover: Allin, Seconder: Finn
- Summary: Second reading of the by-laws (including three drainage by-laws for first and second reading only). Moved by Councillor Allin, seconded by Councillor Finn.
- Related tags: procedural, by_laws
the by-laws be taken as read for a second time.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - December 15 2025 (Minutes) — Item 26(b)
2026-01-26 — Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - December 2, 2025 & January 13, 2026 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the Drainage Board recommendations from its December 2, 2025 and January 13, 2026 meetings. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meetings held on December 2, 2025 and January 13, 2026
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 15(f)
RFP R24-314 - Municipal Public Safety Radio Communication (Thames / Motorola) (vote; carried (16-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: Jubenville
- Summary: Council awarded the municipal public-safety radio system: Part A infrastructure/installation to Thames Communications Ltd. ($9,746,739.79 incl. HST) and Part B equipment/integration to Motorola Solutions Canada Inc. ($7,417,372.48 incl. HST), 10-year term (+5 option), with contingency, a temporary Telecom Lifecycle Reserve deficit repaid over 15 years, and a capital budget decrease. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor Jubenville. Carried 16-0.
- Related tags: procurement, public_safety, budget
- Entities: Thames Communications Ltd., Motorola Solutions Canada Inc.
Part A: Infrastructure and installation services to Thames Communications Ltd. for $9,746,739.79 (including HST).
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
By-law Readings (motion; carried)
- Mover: Bondy, Seconder: McGrail
- Summary: Second reading of the by-laws (including four drainage by-laws for first and second reading only). Moved by Councillor Bondy, seconded by Councillor McGrail.
- Related tags: procedural, by_laws
the by-laws be taken as read for a second time.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - January 26 2026 (Minutes) — Item 24(b)
2026-02-09 — Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - January 13, 2026 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the January 13, 2026 Drainage Board recommendations. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on January 13, 2026
Source: Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 14(e)
Single Source - Sydenham Fork Breakwall Assessment (Delta Science) (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council single-sourced the Sydenham Fork Breakwall Assessment to Delta Science and Engineering Inc. ($414,337.10 incl. HST). Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: procurement, budget, water_sewer
- Entities: Delta Science and Engineering Inc.
The Sydenham Fork Breakwall Assessment be Single Sourced to Delta Science and Engineering Inc. at a total value of $414,337.10 (including HST).
Source: Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 15(a)
Emergency Sewer Repairs - Dresden and Tilbury (Information Report) (motion; received)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the information report on emergency sewer repairs in the communities of Dresden and Tilbury. Received as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: water_sewer
Emergency Sewer Repairs - Communities of Dresden and Tilbury (information report)
Source: Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
Tile Drainage Loan Debenture #2026-03 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved the Rating By-law for Tile Loan Debenture #2026-03 imposing special annual drainage rates under the Tile Drainage Act. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws, taxation
The Rating By-law for Tile Loan Debenture #2026-03 for March 1, 2026, imposing special annual drainage rates under the Tile Drainage Act, be approved.
Source: Council Meeting - February 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 18(b)
2026-02-23 — Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes)
Drainage Superintendents and Tile Drain Inspectors Appointment By-law (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved a by-law appointing Drainage Superintendents and Tile Drain Inspectors and repealed By-law 193-2021 and amending By-law 82-2023. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: by_laws, governance
A Bylaw to provide staff appointments of Drainage Superintendents and Tile Drain Inspectors be approved.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes) — Item 19(f)
2026-03-09 — Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - February 24, 2026 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the February 24, 2026 Drainage Board recommendations. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on February 24, 2026
Source: Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 14(c)
Tender T26-165 - Sydenham River Slope Stabilization, Glasgow Line (T.A.A. Construction) (vote; carried (17-0))
- Mover: Storey, Seconder: C. McGregor
- Summary: Council awarded the $3,214,461.85 Sydenham River Slope Stabilization (Glasgow Line Sites 2-3) to T.A.A. Construction Inc., with contract administration to Montrose Environmental Services Canada Inc. Moved by Councillor Storey, seconded by Councillor C. McGregor. Carried 17-0.
- Related tags: water_sewer, procurement, budget
- Entities: T.A.A. Construction Inc., Montrose Environmental Services Canada Inc.
The tender award in the amount of $3,214,461.85 (including HST) for the Sydenham River Slope Stabilization, Glasgow Line Sites 2-3 be awarded to T.A.A. Construction Inc.
Source: Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 15(b)
Mitchell's Bay Marine Park - Channel Dredging (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council approved up to $175,000 from the Mitchell's Bay Marine Park Lifecycle Reserve for the municipality's 50% share of dredging the marine park channel. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: parks, budget, water_sewer
Up to $175,000 from the Mitchell's Bay Marine Park Lifecycle Reserve be approved to fund the Municipality's 50% share of costs to dredge the marine park channel
Source: Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 20(b)
Notice of Motion - High-Speed Fibre Internet to Ridgetown (notice_of_motion; received)
- Mover: Ceccacci
- Summary: Councillor Ceccacci presented a notice of motion regarding bringing high-speed fibre internet to Ridgetown, to be added to the March 23, 2026 Council agenda.
- Related tags: development
Councillor Ceccacci presented a notice of motion regarding High-Speed Fibre Internet to Ridgetown.
Source: Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 21(a)
By-law Readings (motion; carried)
- Mover: McDonald, Seconder: Bondy
- Summary: Second reading of the by-laws (including a Dover drainage by-law for first and second reading only). Moved by Councillor McDonald, seconded by Councillor Bondy.
- Related tags: procedural, by_laws
the by-laws be taken as read for a second time.
Source: Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes) — Item 25(b)
2026-03-23 — Combined Council Meeting - March 23 2026 (Minutes)
Drainage Board Recommendations - February 24, 2026 (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council received the February 24, 2026 Drainage Board recommendations. Approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: governance
Drainage Board Recommendations from its meeting held on February 24, 2026
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 23 2026 (Minutes) — Item 16(a)
Motion - High Speed Fibre Internet to Ridgetown (motion; carried)
- Mover: —
- Summary: Council directed the Mayor to write TekSavvy, Bell and Cogeco to add Ridgetown to their fibre capital plans, citing gaps between coverage-map classifications and real connectivity. Councillor Ceccacci's motion, approved as part of the Consent Agenda.
- Related tags: development
- Entities: TekSavvy, Bell, Cogeco
the Mayor write to TekSavvy, Bell, and Cogeco, who all have access to fibre infrastructure in the area, to ask them to consider adding Ridgetown to their capital plans
Source: Combined Council Meeting - March 23 2026 (Minutes) — Item 19(d)