12substantive motions movedof 359 meetings the minutes record them at
12procedural motions movedcounted separately, and never added to the above
39substantive motions secondedseconding is often a seat convention, not agreement
30meetings recorded absentof 359 they were on the record for
55–79recorded votes, for–againstrecorded votes are rare and a skewed sample
Vote count and office as published by the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 2022 municipal election results (Open Government Licence – Ontario). Everything else on this page is read from Greater Sudbury’s own minutes.
the City of Greater Sudbury approves the 2023 prioritized ranking for the Automated Speed Enforcement program; AND THAT the City of Greater Sudbury establishes Community Safety Zones for all locations where Automated Speed Enforcement units are deployed as outlined in the report entitled “Automated Speed Enforcement Program Update”, from the General Manager of Growth and Infrastructure, presented
THAT the City of Greater Sudbury approves the 2023 prioritized ranking for the Automated Speed Enforcement program; AND THAT the City of Greater Sudbury establishes Community Safety Zones for all locations where Automated Speed Enforcement units are deployed as outlined in the report entitled “Automated Speed Enforcement Program Update”, from the General Manager of Growth and Infrastructure, prese
the Walden Cross Country Ski Club has over 1000 members, which means increased traffic in that area; AND WHEREAS the intersection of Denis Avenue and St. Louis Street in Naughton does not have the benefit of a stop sign, increasing potential conflict between vehicular traffic and increasing the risk of accidents; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Greater Sudbury direct staff to conduct a t
WHEREAS the Walden Cross Country Ski Club has over 1000 members, which means increased traffic in that area; AND WHEREAS the intersection of Denis Avenue and St. Louis Street in Naughton does not have the benefit of a stop sign, increasing potential conflict between vehicular traffic and increasing the risk of accidents; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Greater Sudbury direct staff to con
in 2002, Sudbury’s municipal council passed a $20 million commitment to be paid over 20 years in support of the Heart and Soul Campaign. The campaign included the building of the St. Joseph’s Villa; AND WHEREAS there are only 3 non-profit residential facilities within the City of Greater Sudbury which include St. Joseph’s Health Centre, Finlandia Village and Maison McCulloch Hospice which have all
WHEREAS in 2002, Sudbury’s municipal council passed a $20 million commitment to be paid over 20 years in support of the Heart and Soul Campaign. The campaign included the building of the St. Joseph’s Villa; AND WHEREAS there are only 3 non-profit residential facilities within the City of Greater Sudbury which include St. Joseph’s Health Centre, Finlandia Village and Maison McCulloch Hospice which
on December 15th, 2020, City Council, by way of resolution CC2020-315,
the City of Greater Sudbury approves the terms of reference for the Lively Recreation Advisory Panel as outlined in the report entitled “Lively Area Recreational Amenities Advisory Panel Terms of Reference” from the Chief Administrative Officer presented at the City Council meeting on July 14, 2021.
WHEREAS on December 15th, 2020, City Council, by way of resolution CC2020-315,
THAT the City of Greater Sudbury approves the terms of reference for the Lively Recreation Advisory Panel as outlined in the report entitled “Lively Area Recreational Amenities Advisory Panel Terms of Reference” from the Chief Administrative Officer presented at the City Council meeting on July 14, 2021.
staff be directed to engage in discussions with the owners of the sixth avenue golf course property regarding a potential acquisition of the property as a recreational amenity for consideration by City Council at a future meeting.
THAT staff be directed to engage in discussions with the owners of the sixth avenue golf course property regarding a potential acquisition of the property as a recreational amenity for consideration by City Council at a future meeting.
329meetings recorded presentthe minutes record presence, not a rate
1conflicts of interest declareda member saying they should not vote on a matter
2,830votes in 2022Local Councillor, incumbent
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