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 (5 motions)
4 carried, 1 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
Committee Decision: THAT the delegation of Bill James-Abra and Sheila Clarke from Climate Momentum regarding Item 5.1, “Proposal to Advance Stratford’s Community-Focused Climate Action (ITS23-029)”, be heard. A vibrant city, leading the way in community-driven excellence. Infrastructure, Transportation and Safety Committee Minutes 4 November 14, 2023
Moved by Councillor Henderson, seconded by Councillor Hunter
Carried
Committee Recommendation: THAT the report titled, "Proposal to Advance Stratford's Community-focused Climate Action" (ITS23-029), be received; AND THAT Staff be directed to proceed with Phase 3 Consulting Services at a cost of up to $50,000 to be funded from 2023 general operations. Discussion continued with respect to: requesting signing authority of a contribution agreement at a subsequent Council meeting; ensuring that consultant requests are providing value for the costs involved; and the benefit of having approved project funds in order to receive funding from other levels of government. The Chair called the question on the motion.
Moved by Councillor McCabe, seconded by Councillor Wordofa
Carried
Committee Decision: THAT the management report entitled "40 km/h Speed Limits in Residential Areas" (ITS23-028), be
Moved by Councillor Beatty, seconded by Councillor Hunter
Tabled
Committee Recommendation: THAT Staff be directed to undertake an application utilizing the Draft 2023 Consolidated Offences Form to the Ministry of the Attorney General, pursuant to the Provincial Offences Act, for Part II set fines in the City of Stratford. Discussion continued with respect to: staff not tracking the number of tickets issued to residents versus tourists; staff being able to bring back information to Council regarding the number of tickets issued annually for the offence of parking at an expired meter; and the offence wording being for an expired meter but also applying to parking lots with pay by plate machines. A vibrant city, leading the way in community-driven excellence. Infrastructure, Transportation and Safety Committee Minutes 9 November 14, 2023 The Chair called the question on the motion.
Moved by Mayor Ritsma, seconded by Councillor Beatty
Carried
Committee Decision: THAT the Infrastructure, Transportation and Safety Committee meeting adjourn.
Moved by Councillor McCabe, seconded by Councillor Nijjar