Issue Timeline: user_fees
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Snapshot
2 civic action(s) on user_fees across 2 meeting(s) (2024-06-24 to 2024-11-04).
- Meetings involved: 2
- 2024-06-24 — Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes)- 2024-11-04 — Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes)
- Councillors involved: Bondy, Doyle, Jubenville, Thompson
- Split votes: 2
- Budget-related actions: 0
- Needs review: 0
Timeline
2024-06-24 — Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes)
Public Conduct Policy and Trespass By-law (vote; carried (15-3))
- Mover: Councillor Jubenville, Seconder: Councillor Thompson
- Summary: Council approved the Public Conduct Policy, the Chatham-Kent Trespass By-law, and an amendment to the User Fee By-law adding a $200 appeal fee for the Public Conduct Policy. Moved by Councillor Jubenville, seconded by Councillor Thompson.
- Related tags: by_laws
The Public Conduct Policy, a policy identifying and responding to behaviour that qualifies as misconduct, be approved.
Source: Combined Council Meeting - June 24 2024 (Minutes) — Item 18(a)
2024-11-04 — Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes)
Backyard Chickens Pilot Program - Hen Permit Fee Amendment (vote; defeated (3-13))
- Mover: Councillor Doyle, Seconder: Councillor Bondy
- Summary: A motion to amend the User Fee By-law to set hen permit fees at $200 for an initial permit and $50 for a renewal was defeated. Moved by Councillor Doyle, seconded by Councillor Bondy. Councillor McGrail declared a conflict.
- Related tags: by_laws
“That the User Fee By-law be amended to reflect $200 for an initial hen permit fee and $50 for a renewal.”
Source: Council Meeting - November 4 2024 (Minutes) — Item 17(b)