City of Port Moody
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
Council Chambers
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
7:02pm
Present:
Councillor D.L. Dilworth
Councillor MP. Lahti
Councillor R.G. Glumac
Councillor B.A.J. Junker
Councillor R. Vagramov
Mayor M.E. Clay
Absent:
Councillor P.Z.C. Royer
In Attendance: Kevin Ramsay - City Manager
James Chandler - Manager of Engineering
Remo Faedo - Fire Chief
Ron Higo - General Manager of Community Services
Devin Jain - Manager of Cultural Services
Dave Kidd - Acting GM of Engineering and Parks Services
Jim LaCroix - Manager of Recreation
Rosemary Lodge - Manager of Civic Affairs
Robyn MacLeod - Manager of Building, Bylaw, and Licensing
Angela Parnell - General Manager of Corporate Services
Paul Rockwood - General Manager of Financial Services
Dorothy Shermer- Corporate Officer
James Stiver - General Manager of Development Services
Tracey Takahashi - Acting Deputy Corporate Officer
1. Call to Order
Introduction of Art at 1.1 Verbal Report: Mayor Clay
Council File: 7705-01
Mayor Clay introduced Port Moody artist, Mr. Bob Homer, and
noted that Mr. Homer has been creating art his entire life and has
made a living doing what he loves - drawing, painting, taking
photos, and turning everyday objects into unconventional works of
art. Mayor Clay also noted that Mr. Homer loves textures and often
uses his fingers instead of a brush to paint, and that as a colour¬
blind artist, Mr. Homer brings a unique perspective to his art. Mayor
Clay invited Mr. Homer to say a few words about his art.
Council's Vision: Port Moody, City of the Arts, is a unique, safe, vibrant waterfront city of strong neighbourhoods;
a complete community that is sustainable and values its natural environment and heritage character.
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Mr. Homer noted that he graduated from the Technical Illustration
Program at Sheridan College in Ontario more than 15 years ago,
and that he has a passion to create art, including taking photos,
designing websites for clients, and painting for fun. Mr. Homer also
noted that the piece on display is a hyperrealistic pen and ink
drawing called Jazz Man that was based on a photograph he took
and was created using the stippling technique. Mr. Homer thanked
Council for the opportunity to show his work and noted that more of
his work can be viewed on his website at www.bobhomer.com.
2. Public Input
Paul Carey, Port Moody, inquired whether the proposed policy in
item 9.2 will affect the zoning of publicly owned municipal property
and whether Port Moody residents would be consulted on zoning
changes.
Brian Sproule, Port Moody, noted that the construction company left
deplorable conditions on the far entranceway to Hideaway Trailer
Park on Dewdney Trunk Road after completing the pipeline project
in the area, and requested that Council address the situation.
Hazel Mason, Moody Centre Community Association, Port Moody,
expressed concerns about the proposed policy in item 9.2. She
inquired about the definitions of highest and best use,
underdeveloped, and highest value, and asked for clarification on
the process, public input opportunities, and what the policy could
mean for the future of Port Moody. Ms. Mason also noted that a
map identifying all City-owned land would be helpful.
Karen Rockwell, Port Moody, expressed support for the proposed
policy in item 9.2, expressing concerns about an email that was
sent by a Councillor indicating that the policy would preclude the
construction of a seniors' centre on City land. Ms. Rockwell noted
that it is common practice for Council to consider highest and best
use, as it is the prudent and fiscally responsible method of decision
making for ensuring financial stability. Ms. Rockwell also noted that
the issue of secondary suites in the City needs to be revisited as
many homeowners are not registering and paying for suites in their
homes.
Use Leis, Port Moody, expressed concerns about the proposed
policy in item 9.2, noting that it could have unintended
consequences. Ms. Leis asked whether the considerations noted
on page 84 of the agenda package would be part of the policy, and
expressed concerns about the adequacy of public consultation
processes.
Jean Donaldson, Port Moody, expressed concerns about the
proposed policy in item 9.2, noting that the concept of highest use
would include outright sale of some land, which could be dangerous
and short-sighted. Ms. Donaldson noted that the proposed policy
lacks detail and that the motion has not been well thought out.
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Elizabeth Campbell, Port Moody, expressed concerns about the
proposed policy in item 9.2, noting that consideration should be
given to the long-term liveability of the City. Ms. Campbell
suggested that taxpayers would accept a tax increase if they were
fully aware of the reasons behind such an increase.
Melissa Chaun, Port Moody, expressed concerns about the
proposed policy in item 9.2, noting that Port Moody's watershed and
ecosystem are priceless and need to be protected to ensure the
long-term sustainability of the City. Ms. Chaun also noted that
human lives depend on what nature can provide, making it
extremely important to protect Port Moody's green infrastructure.
Ann Hulbert, Port Moody, expressed support for the proposed
policy in item 9.2, noting that highest and best use is the place to
start when considering uses for City properties. Ms. Hulbert also
suggested that a seniors' centre and a new library would be the
best use of the old Fire Hall site, and expressed a desire for more
food trucks in the City. Ms. Hulbert thanked Council members for
their support and volunteering efforts at Ribfest over the weekend,
and noted that she would like to see it happen again next year at
the same location.
RC15/258
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT the public input period be extended beyond 15 minutes.
Ann Ladouceur, Port Moody, expressed concerns about the
proposed policy in item 9.2, particularly about the possibility of City
assets being sold. Ms. Ladouceur noted that the interpretation of
value is generally monetary and that, if previous Councils had used
this approach, many services in Port Moody today would not be
available.
Dan Attridge, Port Moody, expressed support for the proposed
policy in item 9.2, noting that it has the public's best interest in
mind. Mr. Attridge noted that Council members are the keepers of
public trust and, as such, need to manage City resources and make
decisions based on current and future needs, and that this proposal
provides an opportunity for Council to look for new and needed
sources of revenue.
Elaine Golds, Port Moody, expressed concerns about the proposed
policy in item 9.2, noting that it could precipitate a fire sale of public
property in Port Moody for financial gain. Dr. Golds noted that even
if environmentally sensitive lands are excluded, land designated as
low environmental sensitivity may not be excluded. Dr. Golds
asked that a full list of properties under consideration be provided
for public consultation. Dr. Golds also expressed concerns about a
plan to restore a naturally forested area around Suter Brook with
non-native plants, as well as staff's lack of knowledge about the
City's Naturescape Policy.
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John Grasty, Port Moody, expressed support for the proposed
policy in item 9.2, noting that the policy provides a good definition of
highest and best use as the highest value for taxpayers, which
indicates that Council is open to and aware of competing needs of
community amenities.
Lisa Beecroft, Port Moody, expressed support for the staff
recommendations regarding food trucks, but expressed concerns
with the process undertaken, noting that the survey and
consultation meeting did not address some of the business
concerns.
Kathleen Thompson, Port Moody, expressed concerns about trees
and vegetation on public land struggling as a result of the water
restrictions currently in place. Ms. Thompson requested that the
City encourage residents to hand water trees that are struggling in
their neighbourhoods. Ms. Thompson also inquired about the
possibility that contracted out park maintenance work be brought
back in house to be conducted by City staff.
3. General Matters
Presentation - Life 3.1 Presentation: Mayor Clay
Saving Medical File: 0290-02
Assistance
Mayor Clay noted that on March 5, 2015, during a drop-in
badminton program, a man fell to the ground, with no pulse, and
was not breathing. Mayor Clay noted that the quick actions of four
people, Dr. Ashraf Salib, Lana Pogue, Nicole Manning, and Lindsay
Rienks saved the man's life through the use of CPR and an
Automated External Defibrillator (AED). The Mayor noted that this
is the fourth time an AED has been used in the Recreation
Complex, each time resulting in a life being saved. Mayor Clay
invited Mss. Pogue, Manning, and Rienks to the stage for the
presentation of certificates for their efforts, noting that Dr. Salib was
unable to attend the evening's meeting and would receive his
certificate at a later time.
Mayor Clay also noted that on April 7, 2015, Greg Porcellato, Lisa
Porcellato, and Mahmoud Mitha came across a man collapsed on
the Inlet Trail with no pulse, when they called 911 and began
performing CPR. These three people saved the man's life by
performing CPR until first responders arrived and took over. The
Mayor invited Mr. and Mrs. Porcellato and Mr. Mitha to the stage for
the presentation of certificates for their life saving efforts.
Presentation - 3.2
Port Moody Arts
Centre Society Annual Report
Presentation: Port Moody Arts Centre Society
File: 7780-55
Valerie Simons, President of the Port Moody Arts Centre Society,
introduced the Society's new Executive Director, Stephen Torrence,
who presented the Society's 2014 Annual Report. Mr. Torrence
invited Council to visit the Arts Centre and see the activities
currently underway, and provided an overview of the Society's
annual report for 2014, noting the following:
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• Arts Centre expansion was completed with the addition of
the Appleyard House and the new atrium connecting the two
buildings;
• More than 350 classes were held with registration of over
1,300 participants;
0 Assistance was provided to local families with art camps and
after-camp care during the teachers' strike;
• Youth leadership program was introduced;
• Programming revenue increased 59% over 2013;
• 11 regular exhibitions were held presenting work by 218
artists, and were attended by over 1,000 people at opening
receptions;
• Gallery sales increased by 83%;
• Continued positive relationship with the Blackberry Gift
Shop; and
• Participation in several major events in 2014.
Mr. Torrence also noted that the Arts Centre will be holding the
following upcoming fundraiser events: Girls Night Out on Friday,
August 7, 2015 at the Inlet Theatre; and An Evening of Art and Soul
on November 12, 2015.
4. Adoption of Minutes
Minutes 4.1 File: 0550-05
RC15/259
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT the minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council held
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 be adopted.
5. Consent Agenda
At the request of Council, the following items were removed from
the Consent Agenda for consideration under section 6:
• 5.1 - Committee of the Whole Resolutions for
Ratification
• 5.2 - Finance Committee Resolutions for Ratification
• 5.4 - Food Truck Stakeholder Meeting and Public
Survey
• 5.5 - Frontage Road - Traffic Configuration Change
® 5.6 - Preschool Task Force Recommendations Update
RC15/260
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT the recommendation contained in the following item
presented in the July 14, 2015 Regular Council Consent
Agenda be adopted:
• 5.3 - Site Alteration Bylaw
The item and recommendation referred to above are as follows:
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Site Alteration Bylaw 5.3 Report: Development Services - Planning Division, dated June 29,
2015
File: 3900-136
Recommendation Adopted on Consent:
THAT staff be directed to bring forward a Site Alteration Bylaw
that tracks grade changes and regulates the placement and
type of fill, in the case of soil deposit and site clearing
operations, for Council's consideration.
6. Items Removed From The Consent Agenda
Committee of the
Whole Resolutions
for Ratification
Proposed Designated
Anchorage Area Pilot
Program - Public
Consultation Results
6.5.1 RC15/261
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT the following recommendations from the Committee of
the Whole Meeting of July 7, 2015 be ratified:
CW15/056
THAT staff proceed with Option 1, Implement a Pilot Designated
Anchorage Area with Anchorage, as recommended in the report dated
June 29, 2015 from Engineering and Parks Sen/ices regarding
Proposed Designated Anchorage Area Pilot Program - Public
Consultation Results;
AND THAT the Designated Anchorage Area be limited to 20 spots
located further offshore;
AND THAT staff bring back the terms and conditions of the lease with
Port Metro Vancouver for the Designated Anchorage Area for Council
approval;
AND THAT this report be referred to the Finance Committee to review
the costs and cost recovery options for the Designated Anchorage
Area Pilot Program.
(Voting against: Councillors Glumac and Vagramov)
Finance Committee 6.5.2 RC15/262
Resolutions for
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
Ratification
2016 Financial Plan
Guidelines for Staff
THAT the following recommendations from the Finance
Committee Meeting of July 7, 2015 be ratified:
FC15/090
THAT the 2016-2020 budget guidelines, including the addition of the
2020 proposed tax increase, be forwarded to Council for approval.
Fee Waiver Program
Update
FC15/092
THAT, for the remainder of 2015, the Fee Waiver Program budget for
Recreation be increased from $3,000 to $4,000.
FC15/093
THAT the additional $1,000 be allocated to the Recreation Fee Waiver
Program budget from Council Contingency.
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Funding for Rocky Point
Park Pay Parking
Enforcement Options
FC15/094
Recreation Complex
Change Room Wall
Repairs
FC15/095
THAT up to $33,500 in estimated costs to run the trial program as
identified under Parking Enforcement Strategy #3 - Expanded Parking
Limitations in the report dated May 28, 2015 from the Financial
Sen/ices Department regarding Rocky Point Park Parking Enforcement
Options be funded from Accumulated Surplus.
THAT the capital projects for carpet replacement at the Recreation
Complex Office be moved to 2016 to provide funding for the Change
Room Wall Repairs at the Recreation Complex as recommended in the
report dated June 24, 2015 from Community Services - Facilities
regarding Recreation Complex Change Room Wall Repairs;
AND THAT the Heritage Mountain Community Centre exterior stairs
and the Arts Centre roof replacement projects be moved from 2018 to
2020 in the Facilities Capital Budget Plan.
Food Truck 6.5.4 Report: Development Services - Building, Bylaw, and Licensing,
Stakeholder Meeting dated July 6, 2015
and Public Survey File: 09-4300-01
RC15/263
Moved and seconded
THAT staff be directed to increase the size of the area
permitted for food truck parking at the current SK8 Park
location;
AND THAT staff be directed to add an additional food truck
location on Murray Street;
AND THAT staff be directed to amend the signs at the current
food truck location reserving the spaces for food trucks only in
the months of May to September;
AND THAT staff be directed to amend the Business Licence
Bylaw and Fees Bylaw to include a catering category for food
trucks to operate at invited events on private property;
AND THAT staff be directed to organize a Food Truck Festival.
RC15/264
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT the foregoing motion be amended by adding: "AND
THAT staff bring back options for other locations for food
trucks in the City."
The question on the main motion (RC15/263) as amended (by
RC15/264) was put to a vote; the motion was CARRIED.
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Frontage Road - 6.5.5 Report: Engineering and Parks Services, dated July 2, 2015
Traffic Configuration File: 11-5400-01
Change
RC15/265
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT staff coordinate with the Evergreen Line Project to
reconfigure the boulevard to provide a permanent right-out
turn from Frontage Road by Westwood Honda to the Barnet
Highway, as recommended in the report dated July 2, 2015
from Engineering and Parks Services regarding Frontage Road
- Traffic Configuration Change.
Preschool Task 6.5.6 Report: Community Services - Recreation Services, dated June 19,
Force 2015
Recommendations File: 15-8160
Update
RC15/266
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT staff report back on preschool program waiting lists and
further strategies for reducing waitlists by the end of the year;
AND THAT the report dated June 19, 2015 from Community
Services - Recreation Services regarding Preschool Task
Force Recommendations Update be received for information.
7. Legislative Matters
Public Safety Radio
Building
Amplification
System Amendment
Bylaw
7.1 File: 09-3900-02
City of Port Moody Public Safety Radio Building Amplification
System Bylaw, 2010, No. 2850, Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 2015,
No. 3005, being a Bylaw to amend City of Port Moody Public Safety
Radio Building Amplification System Bylaw.
RC15/267
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT City of Port Moody Public Safety Radio Building
Amplification System Amendment Bylaw No. 3005 be now
adopted.
Tree Protection 7.2 File: 09-3900-02
Bylaw
City of Port Moody Tree Protection Bylaw No. 2961, 2015, being a
Bylaw to Protect, Regulate, and Prohibit the Cutting Down,
Removal, and Damaging of Trees and Vegetation.
RC15/268
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT City of Port Moody Tree Protection Bylaw No. 2961, 2015,
be now adopted.
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Municipal Ticket 7.3 File: 09-3900-02
Information
Utilization Bylaw City of Port Moody Municipal Ticket Information Utilization Bylaw,
Amendment 2011, No. 2896, Amendment No. 3, 2015, No. 2962, being a Bylaw
to amend the City of Port Moody Municipal Ticket Information
Utilization Bylaw, 2011, No. 2896 to align with Bylaw No. 2961, that
being the Tree Protection Bylaw.
RC15/269
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT City of Port Moody Municipal Ticket Information
Utilization Bylaw No. 2011, No. 2896 Amendment Bylaw No. 3,
2015, No. 2962, be now adopted.
2014-2018 Financial 7.4
File: 09-3900-02
Plan Bylaw
Amendment
City of Port Moody Financial Plan Bylaw, 2014, No. 2977,
Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 2015, No. 3010, being a Bylaw to amend
City of Port Moody Financial Plan Bylaw, 2014, No. 2977.
RC15/270
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT City of Port Moody Financial Plan Bylaw, 2014, No. 2977,
Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 2015, No. 3010 be read a first,
second, and third time.
8. Unfinished Business
9. New Business
Evergreen Line 9.1 Presentation: Evergreen Line Public Art Liaison Committee
Public Art File: 7940-01
Staff provided an overview of the process taken to select public art
for the Evergreen Line stations in Port Moody, and introduced
Susan I Us, representative from the Evergreen Line Public Art
Liaison Committee, who provided an overview of the selected
artwork for the Inlet Centre Station Plaza. Ms. lus noted that the
piece, entitled Evergreen People, is an abstract piece symbolizing
the diversity of people in Port Moody. She noted that the 7-foot tall
and 9-foot wide piece will consist of three galvanized iron forms
connected by five stainless steel spheres, which will be low
maintenance. The artist team comprises Alberto Cerritos, Rosalina
Cerritos, and Jaime Torres.
RC15/271
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT the Public Art presented by the Evergreen Line Public
Art Liaison Committee on July 14, 2015 be endorsed for
installation at the Inlet Centre Station Plaza.
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Council Policy
Regarding the
Designation of
Highest and Best
Use for Public
Property
9.2 Report: Meghan Gillanders Lahti - City Councillor, City of Port
Moody, dated June 24, 2015
File: 3010-01
RC15/272
Moved and seconded
THAT all vacant or underdeveloped publicly-owned property in
the City of Port Moody be designated for highest and best use
and that, only if this is deemed not possible, a lower use be
considered on a case-by-case basis;
AND THAT the City define the term 'highest and best use' as
the reasonably possible and legal use of property that is
physically possible, properly funded, financially feasible, and
that provides the opportunity to address community needs for
infrastructure and services, and results in the highest value for
taxpayers;
AND THAT staff be directed to draft a Corporate Policy on
Designating Highest and Best Use for all City-Owned Property
for Council consideration.
RC15/273
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT the foregoing motion be amended by adding the
following, in the second clause, between the words "value"
and "for taxpayers":
"(including but not limited to social, financial, environmental,
cultural, historical, and/or quality-of-life value)".
RC15/274
Moved and seconded
THAT the foregoing motion be amended by replacing, in the
first clause, the words "all vacant" with "any vacant";
(CARRIED)
AND THAT the foregoing motion be amended by adding the
following after the word "basis": "prior to land use changes if
such a decision is made by Council" (DEFEATED)
Separation of the two parts of the amendment (RC15/274) was
requested.
The question on the first part of the amendment (RC15/274a) was
put to a vote; the amendment was CARRIED.
The question on the second part of the amendment (RC15/274b)
was put to a vote; the amendment was DEFEATED.
(Voting against: Councillors Dilworth, Junker, and Lahti, and Mayor
Clay)
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RC15/275
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT the foregoing motion be amended by replacing, in the
second clause, the word "taxpayers" with the word
"residents".
The question on the main motion (RC15/272) as amended (by
RC15/273. RC15/274a. and RC15/275) was put to a vote; the
motion was CARRIED.
Township of Langley 9.3 Letter: Metro Vancouver, dated June 15, 2015
Regional Growth File: 0480-01
Strategy Amendment
Moved, seconded, and WITHDRAWN
THAT the letter from Metro Vancouver dated June 15, 2015 be
received for information.
RC15/276
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT a letter be sent to Metro Vancouver advising that the City
of Port Moody has no objections to the request from the
Township of Langley to amend the Regional Growth Strategy
Metro Vancouver 2040: Shaping our Future;
AND THAT the letter from Metro Vancouver dated June 15,
2015 regarding Request for Affected Local Government
Comment on Greater Vancouver Regional District Amendment
Bylaw No. 1222 - Proposed Amendments to Metro 2040 Land
Use Designation Map in the Township of Langley be received
for information.
2016-2017 9.4 Report: Community Services - Recreation Services, dated June 30,
Community Services 2015
Fees File: 15-8160
RC15/277
Moved, seconded, and CARRIED
THAT City of Port Moody Fees Bylaw, 2014, No. 2987,
Amendment Bylaw No. 3, 2015, No. 3014 be read a first,
second, and third time as recommended in the report dated
June 30, 2015 from Community Services - Recreation Services
regarding 2016-2017 Community Services Fees.
10. Other Business
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11. Reports from Council
11.1 Council Verbal Reports
Councillor Dilworth congratulated the organizers of Ribfest on the
success of their event and thanked the Rotary Club and volunteers
for organizing it. Councillor Dilworth requested information on
enforcement of anti-dumping bylaws. It was noted that staff will
make efforts to identify the offender and will forward any information
found to Bylaw Enforcement for follow-up.
Councillor Lahti requested that staff issue a news release, similar to
that released by Metro Vancouver, to encourage residents to help
care for trees and vegetation on City property during the dry
weather.
Councillor Glumac clarified that he did send an email earlier in the
day regarding agenda item 9.2, noting that he felt it was necessary
to communicate with the public about issues of interest, and that he
will continue to do so in the future.
Mayor Clay thanked the Port Moody Rotary Club for organizing
Ribfest and thanked staff who worked with Rotary on the event.
Mayor Clay submitted the following Notice of Motion:
THAT staff be directed to report back on a new process,
through changes to Temporary Use Permits or other options, to
allow businesses to host one-time or short-term special events
that may not currently be permitted by zoning.
11.2 Staff Verbal Reports
12. Information Items
Committees,
Commissions, and
Boards - Minutes
12.1 o Land Use Committee Minutes - April 7, 2015
o Joint Family Court and Youth Justice Committee Minutes
April 23, 2015
8 Transportation Committee Minutes - May 20, 2015
e Library Board Minutes - May 21, 2015
e Joint Family Court and Youth Justice Committee Minutes
May 28, 2015
e Arts and Culture Committee Minutes - June 1, 2015
« Finance Committee Minutes - June 16, 2015
Council
Correspondence for
Information
12.2 e Letter from UBCM re 2015 Resolutions, dated June 22, 2015
e Letter from Port Metro Vancouver re Municipal Taxes Paid by Port
Tenants and Port Metro Vancouver, dated June 29, 2015
e Letter from Young Anderson re Notice of Discontinuance, dated
June 30, 2015
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Metro Vancouver
Meeting Recap
12.3 Notes: Mayor Clay
File: 0480-01
• Meetings Held April 17, 2015
® Meetings Held May 15, 2015
9 Meetings Held June 12, 2015
13. Public Input
John Grasty, Port Moody, expressed gratitude to Council for the
recent Coronation Park Neighbourhood Visioning session and the
Transport Moody Public Input session, noting that both events were
very well done.
14. Adjournment
The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 9:19pm.
Certified correct in accordance with Section 148(a) of the
Community Charter.
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