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 (6 motions)
6 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
That Council acknowledges the reception of administrative report OPS-3-2024; and Accepts the recommendation of the administration for the selection of the service provider CultureAlly; and Authorizes and directs the Mayor and the Clerk to sign an agreement with CultureAlly for the services offered for the pay equity program, according to the mandate established by the tender documents, subject to verification of their references.
Moved by Sylvain Cleroux, seconded by Francine Leblanc
Carried
That Council acknowledges the reception of administrative report RL-4-2024; and Authorize the municipal treasurer to use the general surplus in the amount of $3,145.34 to finalize the project and authorizes the administration to sign the sponsorship agreement.
Moved by Anik Charron, seconded by Sylvain Cleroux
Carried
That Council acknowledges the reception of administrative report RL-5-2024; and Authorise the administration to sign an agreement with the Public School Board Of Ontario to facilitate facility sharing.
Moved by Anik Charron, seconded by Francine Leblanc
Carried
That Council acknowledges the reception of administrative report URB-4-2024; and Approves the municipal by-law to establish an allocation policy for the Distribution of Water and Wastewater Capacity, as shown in appendix A to this report.
Moved by Anik Charron, seconded by Francine Leblanc
Carried
That Council acknowledges the reception of administrative report URB-5-2024; and Approves the application to amend the zoning by-law by changing the category of the subject property from ‘‘First Density Residential (R1)’’ to ‘‘Second Density Residential – Exception 22 (R2-22), as shown in appendix A to this report; and Approves the application to amend the zoning by-law to allow the construction of 18 semi-detached houses.
Moved by Sylvain Cleroux, seconded by Anik Charron
Carried
Whereas, Casselman has seen an increase in car thefts, impacting community safety; Whereas, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) can offer valuable theft prevention education; Be it Resolved that the Council of Casselman approve the creation of a town hall meeting prior to the end of June led by an OPP officer to educate residents on car theft prevention.
Moved by Genevieve Lajoie, seconded by Sylvain Cleroux