Taken from the roll call in the town’s own minutes. The minutes record who was not there and almost never why.
What was decided (4 motions)
4 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
That based on Report CF-24-65, dated October 30, 2024, City Council extend the StopGap pilot program in Oshawa until 2026 with the following changes: The insurance requirement for participating businesses be lowered from $5 million to $2 million. A license agreement be established between the City of Oshawa and participating businesses, in a form and content agreeable to the Commissioner, Economic and Development Services.
Moved by Councillor McConkey
Carried
In favour (6): Mayor Carter, Councillor Giberson, Councillor Marimpietri, Councillor Marks, Councillor McConkey, Councillor Neal
That all items listed under the heading Public Consent Agenda for the November 4, 2024 Corporate and Finance Services Committee meeting be adopted as recommended except for Report CF-24-66.
Moved by Councillor Marks
Carried
That the Corporate and Finance Services Committee recommend to City Council: Whereas, the Province of Ontario has a funding opportunity through the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund which will invest $200 million to revitalize existing recreation buildings as well as build new facilities; and Whereas, the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund has two streams of funding; and Whereas, Stream 2 provides funding to invest in new, transformative community sport and recreation infrastructure, including assets that do not currently exist in a community or the replacement of existing assets that have reached the end of their lifespan; and Whereas, the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund – Stream 2 will fund projects up to 50% of eligible costs up to $10 million; and Whereas, the Rotary Park Redevelopment will replace the previous pool infrastructure which was demolished having reached the end of its lifespan and re-establish outdoor recreation in a priority neighbourhood identified by the Region of Durham; and Whereas, the facility will help expand programming and contribute to the economic development of the area through job creation and place making; and Whereas, the outdoor swimming pool will be transformative as one of the only remaining outdoor pools in Durham Region, which will also include a destination playground and splash pad and pathways to connect to the Joseph Kolodzie Trail and Brick By Brick Park; and Whereas, the estimated
Moved by Mayor Carter
Carried
In favour (6): Mayor Carter, Councillor Giberson, Councillor Marimpietri, Councillor Marks, Councillor McConkey, Councillor Neal