Council Meeting

That the agenda dated May 24, 2022 be confirmed, as circulated.

That the minutes of the regular meeting of Council, held on May 10 2022, be approved with an amendment to Section 6 and Section 13 to reflect Councillor R. Bodner's conflict of interest due to the ownership of a business inside of Sherkston Shores Resort only.

That Development and Legislative Services Department Report 2022-94 be received for information.

That items 9.1 to 9.5 be received for information

That the delegation by Tim Pyne, on behalf of Anton Plitko, owner of 344 Fares Street, be received.

That staff be directed to complete the remainder of the pavement project for Forkes Road from Snider Road West to the end of Forkes Road.

That Development and Legislative Services Department Report 2022-115 be received; That Council approve the amending subdivision agreement to the Meadow Heights Subdivision attached as Appendix A; That the By-law to authorize entering into the Subdivision agreement for the Meadow Heights Subdivision be approved; and That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the amending agreement and have the agreement registered on the title of the lands.

That Development and Legislative Services Report 2022-116 be received; That Council approve a hybrid attendance model at Council, Board, and Committee meetings; and That Staff be directed to bring the amended Procedural By-law for approval at a future meeting of Council

That recommendation number three of Report 2022-116, a proposed amendment to the Procedural By-law to include a protocol to stand when addressing Council during Council meetings be removed.

That Chief Administrative Officer Report 2022-95 be received for information.

That the City Staff be directed to provide a staff report regarding the cost and ways of implementation of providing City facilities including recreational spaces and libraries, working with the homeless, street involved, low income, vulnerable girls, transgender and non-binary people access to free menstrual products in a manner that reduces menstrual stigma; and That the City endorse the United Way-Period Promise Campaign as a locally built solution that promotes equality, inclusivity, health and well being, security and dignity in Niagara Region.

That the minutes of the Port Colborne Museum Board meeting held on April 20, 2022, be approved as presented.

That item 20.1 be enacted and passed.

That item 20.2 be enacted and passed.

That Council do now proceed into closed session in order to address the following matter(s):