05 - February 27, 2024 County Council Agenda PackageElgmCounty
Elgin County Council
Regular Council Meeting
Orders Of The Day
Tuesday, February 27, 2024, 9:00 a.m.
Council Chambers
450 Sunset Drive
St. Thomas ON
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1. Call to Order
Pages
2.
Adoption of Minutes
3
3.
Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and the General Nature Thereof
4.
Presenting Petitions, Presentations and Delegations
5.
Committee of the Whole
6.
Reports of Council, Outside Boards and Staff
6.1 Director of Human Resources - HR Policy 2.10 - Alternative and Flexible
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Work Arrangements
6.2 Director of Homes and Seniors Services - Homes — Emergency Plans —
18
Elgin County and Dutton Co -Operative Child Care Centre Inc.
6.3 Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk - Growth Planning Steering Committee
28
Recommended Terms of Reference
6.4 Director of Financial Services/Treasurer - 2024 Proposed County Budget
33
7.
Council Correspondence
7.1 Items for Consideration
7.1.1 Letter from Mayor Andrew Sloan, Port Stanley 200 Committee
212
Co -Chair, requesting a donation of $15,000 for the Port 200
celebrations.
7.2 Items for Information (Consent Agenda)
7.2.1 Resolution from Northeastern Manitoulin & the Islands
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requesting that the Province of Ontario implements a funding
stream for water and wastewater systems that primarily utilizes
operational and financial need as a criteria.
7.2.2 Resolution from the Township of McMurrich/Monteith lobbying
214
the Provincial Government to amend the Municipal Act and
Municipal Elections Act prohibiting people with an unpardoned
criminal record from becoming a candidate in Municipal
Elections.
7.2.3 Mike Baker Retirement Invitation - March 28, 2024
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7.2.4 Elgin Clean Water Program 2023 Annual Report
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8.
Other Business
8.1 Statements/Inquiries by Members
8.2 Notice of Motion
8.3 Matters of Urgency
9.
Closed Meeting Items
9.1 Closed Meeting Minutes - February 13, 2024
9.2 Warden Ketchabaw - Boundary Adjustment Matter (verbal)
Municipal Act Section 239 (2) (h) information explicitly supplied in
confidence to the municipality or local board by Canada, a province or
territory or a Crown agency of any of them; and (k) a position, plan,
procedure, criteria or instruction to be applied to any negotiations carried
on or to be carried on by or on behalf of the municipality or local board.
10.
Motion to Rise and Report
11.
Motion to Adopt Recommendations from the Committee of the Whole
12.
Consideration of By -Laws
12.1 By -Law No. 24-07 2024 Budget
224
12.2 By -Law No. 24-08 Confirmation
230
13.
Adjournment
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Elgin County Council
Minutes
February 13, 2024, 9:00 a.m.
Council Chambers
450 Sunset Drive
St. Thomas ON
Members Present: Warden Ed Ketchabaw
Deputy Warden Grant Jones
Councillor Dominique Giguere
Councillor Mark Widner
Councillor Jack Couckuyt (virtual)
Councillor Todd Noble
Councillor Mike Hentz (virtual)
Members Absent: Councillor Andrew Sloan (with notice)
Councillor Richard Leatham (with notice)
Staff Present: Blaine Parkin, Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk
Brian Masschaele, Director of Community & Cultural Services
Amy Thomson, Director of Human Resources
Nicholas Loeb, Director of Legal Services
Jenna Fentie, Manager of Administrative Services/Deputy Clerk
Mike Hoogstra, Manager of Purchasing and Risk
Ryan Terpstra, Manager of Corporate Facilities
Paul Clarke, Planning Technician/Secretary-Treasurer of the
Land Division Committee
Stefanie Heide, Legislative Services Coordinator
Call to Order
The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. with Warden Ketchabaw in the
chair.
2. Adoption of Minutes
Moved by: Councillor Widner
Seconded by: Councillor Noble
RESOLVED THAT the minutes of the January 30, 2024 Regular Meeting of
Council and the February 6, 2024 Special Meeting of Council be adopted.
Motion Carried.
3. Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and the General Nature Thereof
None.
4. Presenting Petitions, Presentations and Delegations
4.1 William Vanraes, Inclusive Communities Consulting & Life Skills -
Project Lifesaver Funding Request
William Vanraes from Inclusive Communities Consulting & Life Skills
provided a presentation to Council on Project Lifesaver, and requested
funding in the amount of $6,000 to purchase equipment for the program.
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Moved by: Deputy Warden Jones
Seconded by: Councillor Widner
RESOLVED THAT the presentation from William Vanraes from Inclusive
Communities Consulting and Life Skills be received and filed; and
THAT the request for funding for Project Lifesaver be referred to the Elgin
County Rural Initiatives & Planning Advisory Committee for consideration.
Motion Carried.
5. Committee of the Whole
Moved by: Deputy Warden Jones
Seconded by: Councillor Noble
RESOLVED THAT we do now move into Committee of the Whole.
Motion Carried.
6. Reports of Council, Outside Boards and Staff
6.1 Warden Ketchabaw - Warden's Activity Report (January 2024)
Warden Ketchabaw presented the report detailing his activities for the
month of January 2024.
Moved by: Councillor Noble
Seconded by: Deputy Warden Jones
RESOLVED THAT the report titled "Warden's Activity Report (January
2024)" dated February 13, 2024 from Warden Ketchabaw be received and
filed.
Motion Carried.
6.2 2023 Land Division Committee Chairman - Elgin County Land
Division Activities for 2023
The Planning Technician/Secretary-Treasurer of the Elgin County Land
Division Committee (LDC) presented the report detailing the activities of
the LDC in 2023 on behalf of the 2023 Chair of the LDC.
Moved by: Councillor Noble
Seconded by: Councillor Hentz
RESOLVED THAT the report titled "Elgin County Land Division Activities
for 2023" from the Elgin County Land Division Committee Chair and the
Secretary -Treasurer, dated February 13, 2024 be received and filed for
information.
Motion Carried.
6.3 Director of Human Resources - Annual Council Committee Update —
Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee
The Director of Human Resources presented the report that details the
activities of the Elgin/Central Elgin Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee
in 2023.
Moved by: Deputy Warden Jones
Seconded by: Councillor Widner
RESOLVED THAT the report titled "Annual Council Committee Update —
Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee" dated January 30, 2024 from the
Director of Human Resources be received and filed.
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Motion Carried.
6.4 Manager of Procurement & Risk - Procurement Activity Report Q4
(October 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023)
The Manager of Procurement & Risk presented the report containing the
details relevant to the exercise of delegated authority for all contracts
awarded that exceed $15,000 during the period of October 1, 2023 to
December 31, 2023.
Moved by: Councillor Noble
Seconded by: Councillor Hentz
RESOLVED THAT the report titled "Procurement Activity Report Q4
(October 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023)" dated February 13, 2024 from
the Manager of Procurement & Risk be received and filed.
Motion Carried.
6.5 Manager of Corporate Facilities - Contract Award - Corporate Facility
Contract Cleaning Services
The Manager of Corporate Facilities presented the report seeking
Council's approval to award the contract for cleaning services for the
Administration Building, Heritage Centre, and POA Courthouse to
Corporate Mirror Inc.
Moved by: Deputy Warden Jones
Seconded by: Councillor Giguere
RESOLVED THAT Contract Cleaning Services for the Administration
Building, Heritage Centre and POA Courthouse be awarded to Corporate
Mirror Inc. for a two-year term at a total price of $248,583 plus HST; and
THAT staff be authorized to extend the cleaning contract for an additional
three (3) one-year terms, in accordance with section 7.6 of the
Procurement Policy, subject to satisfactory performance during the initial
two-year contract term; and
THAT the Warden and Chief Administrative Officer be authorized to sign
the contract.
Motion Carried.
7. Council Correspondence
7.1 Items for Consideration
None.
7.2 Items for Information (Consent Agenda)
Moved by: Councillor Noble
Seconded by: Deputy Warden Jones
RESOLVED THAT Correspondence Items #7.2.1 and 7.2.2 be received
and filed.
Motion Carried.
7.2.1 Elgin Ontario Health Team Quarterly Report
7.2.2 Elgin County Drowning Prevention Coalition 2023 Recap
8. Other Business
8.1 Statements/Inquiries by Members
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8.2 Notice of Motion
None.
8.3 Matters of Urgency
None.
9. Closed Meeting Items
Moved by: Councillor Widner
Seconded by: Councillor Noble
RESOLVED THAT we do now proceed into closed meeting session in
accordance with the Municipal Act to discuss the following matters under
Municipal Act Section 239 (2):
Closed Meetinq Item #1 - Closed Meetinq Minutes - January 30, 2024
Closed Meeting Item #2 - Organizational Update
(b) personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local
board employees.
Closed Meeting Item #3 - Advice re Potential Litigation
(e) litigation or potential litigation, including matters before administrative
tribunals, affecting the municipality or local board; and (f) advice that subject to
solicitor -client privilege, including communications necessary for that purpose.
Motion Carried.
9.1 Closed Meeting Minutes - January 30, 2024
9.2 Director of Community & Cultural Services - Organizational Update
9.3 Director of Legal Services - LS-3 — Advice re Potential Litigation
10. Motion to Rise and Report
Moved by: Councillor Giguere
Seconded by: Councillor Couckuyt
RESOLVED THAT we do now rise and report.
Motion Carried.
Closed Meeting Item #1 - Closed Meeting Minutes - January 30, 2024
Moved by: Councillor Widner
Seconded by: Councillor Noble
RESOLVED THAT the Closed Meeting Minutes from the meeting held on
January 30, 2024 be adopted.
Motion Carried.
Closed Meeting Item #2 - Organizational Update
Moved by: Councillor Giguere
Seconded by: Councillor Noble
RESOLVED THAT the confidential report from the Director of Community and
Cultural Services be received for information.
Motion Carried.
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Closed Meeting Item #3 - Advice re Potential Litigation
Moved by: Deputy Warden Jones
Seconded by: Councillor Widner
RESOLVED THAT the confidential report from the Director of Legal Services be
received for information; and
THAT the Director of Legal Services proceed as directed.
Motion Carried.
11. Motion to Adopt Recommendations from the Committee of the Whole
Moved by: Deputy Warden Jones
Seconded by: Councillor Noble
RESOLVED THAT we do now adopt recommendations of the Committee of the
Whole.
Motion Carried.
12. Consideration of By -Laws
12.1 By -Law No. 24-06 Confirmation
BEING a By -Law to Confirm Proceedings of the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the County of Elgin at the February 13, 2024 Meeting.
Moved by: Councillor Giguere
Seconded by: Councillor Hentz
RESOLVED THAT By -Law No. 24-06 be now read a first, second, and
third time and finally passed.
Motion Carried.
13. Adjournment
Moved by: Councillor Widner
Seconded by: Deputy Warden Jones
RESOLVED THAT we do now adjourn at 9:51 a.m. to meet again on February
27, 2024 at 9:00 a.m.
Motion Carried.
Blaine Parkin, Ed Ketchabaw,
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk. Warden.
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Report to County Council
From: Amy Thomson, Director of Human Resources
Date: February 27, 2024
Subject: HR Policy 2.10 - Alternative and Flexible Work Arrangements
Recommendation(s):
THAT County Council adopt the new HR Policy 2.10 `Alternative and Flexible Work
Arrangements' as presented on February 27, 2024
AND THAT County Council rescind HR Policy 2.21 Overtime and Lieu Time
Introduction:
In December 2022 and January 2023, the former CAO implemented two new HR
policies (2.10 Alternative Work Arrangements and 2.21 Overtime and Lieu Time); which
were in replacement of the long-standing Alternative Work Arrangement policy.
For the past year, non -union staff have expressed much confusion regarding the
application and intersection of the two new policies.
Background and Discussion:
With the support of the interim CAO, Human Resources surveyed non -union staff with
respect to what would be valued from a flexible or alternative work schedule
perspective; gathered comparator policies from similar employers; and evaluated with
the Executive Leadership team to ensure implications from across all service areas
were factored into the new policy.
To summarize what we heard from the non -union staff feedback:
• 61 responses received, representing more than 70% of non -union staff across
the County);
• Staff desire to have one clear policy, rather than the two, somewhat conflicting /
confusing policies
Feedback that the 2022/2023 Overtime/Lieu and AWA policies were confusing
and there has been a lot of uncertainty in how they are applied
• Staff recommend we rescind the two policies and start over
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• There is a strong desire to have the "old AWA policy back" — whereby many were
compressing their lunch breaks to half an hour in order to take one day off (flex
day / compressed schedule) per month
• Broader flexibility options for eligible staff (staff acknowledge that operational
needs must be met first)
• A 4-day work week would require too long a work day for many; would create
fatigue and issues with childcare / family responsibilities
• Desire to be able to work remotely 1-2 days per week, where position
responsibilities allow
• Interest in hybrid models (combination of compressed time and remote work)
Where we landed with the attached draft policy recommended by the Executive
Leadership team:
We propose that the 2022/2023 Overtime/Lieu and AWA policies are rescinded
entirely, and replaced by one, newly revised `Alternative and Flexible Work
Arrangements' policy (see draft attached)
o In extenuating circumstances of true Overtime (i.e. non -management staff
required to work in excess of 44-hours per week) — we will follow the
Employment Standards Act
We collectively feel that we are not ready corporately to trial a 4-day work week —
that change was too aggressive to consider for most service areas at this time
But, we want to be able to provide flexibility options to non -union staff across the
corporation and based on what will work operationally, by department
The new policy proposes three options: 1) compressed schedule / banking
hours; 2) flex time (ability to amend start / end time); 3) work from home
(maintaining the existing Remote Work Program (Policy 2.160))
o A hybrid of all 3 will work in certain circumstances; prior approval will
continue to be required
o Compressed schedule / banking hours to allow non -union staff to work
additional hours to a maximum lieu bank of 21-hours (3-days) at any given
time, and remove the annual cap of 35-hours
o The reason for this cap is to ensure the intent of the policy is maintained;
which is that lieu banks are always kept to a reasonable limit and the
intent is not to create additional vacation time but instead to ensure
employees have the flexibility to balance their time (extra work time
required) in order to attend to things that are only available during regular
business hours (i.e. medical appointments, PD days, etc.)
This brings back the option that many non -union staff enjoyed for up to twenty years,
where they compressed their monthly hours in order to take one lieu -day off per month;
depending how each department is able to implement the new policy and always based
on operational requirements.
Effective and efficient service delivery will always be the main priority and purpose
across County staff; and this is reiterated within the newly developed policy. The
application of the new policy cannot result in reduction or degradation of any County
services.
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Offering flexible and alternative work arrangements where it is possible within a given
service area has become the norm in both the public and private sectors, especially
across progressive employers. This is a no -cost way to improve recruitment and
retention efforts at the County.
Financial Implications:
N/A
Alignment with Strategic Priorities:
Serving Elgin
Growing Elgin
Investing in Elgin
® Ensuring alignment of
❑ Planning for and
❑ Ensuring we have the
current programs and
facilitating commercial,
necessary tools,
services with community
industrial, residential, and
resources, and
need.
agricultural growth.
infrastructure to deliver
programs and services
® Exploring different ways
❑ Fostering a healthy
now and in the future.
of addressing community
environment.
need.
® Delivering mandated
❑ Enhancing quality of
programs and services
® Engaging with our
place.
efficiently and effectively.
community and other
stakeholders.
Local Municipal Partner Impact:
N/A
Communication Requirements:
The amended policy, as well as the rescinding of prior policies (pending Council's
approval) will be communicated clearly across all impacted non -union staff.
Conclusion:
The Executive Leadership team recommends the adoption of the attached policy, in
replacement of both Policy 2.21 (2022; deemed not needed when we have Employment
Standards Act language to rely upon) and Policy 2.10 (2023).
All of which is Respectfully Submitted
Amy Thomson
Director of Human Resources
Approved for Submission
Blaine Parkin
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk
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Subject: Alternative and Flexible Work Arrangements
Policy Number: 2.10
Date Approved: January, 2024
Date Last Revision: January, 2023
Code: NU
Section: 2
In recognition of the growing need of many employees to balance work, family and personal
responsibilities the County of Elgin endorses and supports pre -approved Alternative and
Flexible Work Arrangements for employees, without compromising effective and efficient
service delivery to the citizens of the County. While every effort will be taken to consider the
Alternative and Flexible Work Arrangements for individual employees, the needs of the
Corporation, our customers and clients must be met first.
County staff identify the following benefits to offering alternative and flexible work
arrangements: attend important appointments that cannot be scheduled outside of regular
hours; work during most productive times, which varies by individual and role; reduce travel
has positive environmental impact; healthier balance means less stress, improved mental
wellness and workplace morale; physically healthier when spending less time driving /
sedentary; flexibility to meet childcare and family obligations; extend customer service hours
(in some cases); reduced absenteeism; improve DEI employer profile (flexible work options
are more inclusive); improve quality of work when employees can complete work
where/when most productive; and improve recruitment and retention.
This policy applies to all non -union employees of the Corporation of the County of Elgin
whether employed in a permanent, temporary, or contract capacity.
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The use of flexible work arrangements must result in mutual benefits to the County,
employees, and clients. Success of the arrangement will be measured by the extent to
which it sustains service excellence to clients / customers, and promotes a healthy
workplace culture.
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Flexible working arrangements provide employees and management with alternatives to
their Regular Work Week (as defined by this policy) and work location while ensuring that
operational requirements are met on a safe, secure and timely basis. These approved
arrangements, subject to the conditions of this policy may be for the purpose of increasing
productivity, meeting customer needs, improving customer service or for the purpose of
assisting employee's in meeting responsibilities outside of the workplace.
Duties, responsibilities and employment status determine suitability for the various flexible
work arrangements; therefore, not all employees and/or positions may be suitable for the
work options outlined within the Policy. Vacation and lieu banks, work habits, and
performance of employees will impact the decision to approve or continue any arrangement.
Flexible work arrangements are a privilege. Organizational and operational requirements will
supersede all requests under the Policy. There can be no increase in labour costs (i.e.
overtime pay) or operational costs, and no changes to job descriptions as a result of flexible
work arrangements.
Infrequent, non -recurring changes to an employee's schedule do not require formal approval
through the Policy.
Unless otherwise stated, annual sick and vacation entitlements, and remote working days
are based on standard daily hours (i.e. 7 hours per day for administrative staff).
Hours Banked will be granted as leave with straight -time pay to compensate employees for
working additional time.
Having regard to the fact that AWA schedules are at the request of an employee, any
Additional Hours or Hours Banked arising out of the application of this Policy / an approved
AWA schedule does not constitute Overtime. Overtime should only arise out of unforeseen,
extenuating or emergency circumstances when appropriate planning for time away cannot
be facilitated. In these circumstances, the County will follow the Employment Standards Act
(ESA) Ontario to determine compensation to impacted staff. Management positions are
exempt from the ESA overtime eligibility, indicating that overtime is an anticipated aspect of
management positions.
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For the purpose of this policy, the following definitions apply.
"additional hours" means periods of work in excess of a Regularly Scheduled Shift that
arise out of an approved AWA schedule.
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"AWA schedule" means an approved adjusted schedule requested by the employee and
approved by the Director and CAO, as may be applicable.
"flexible work arrangements" work arrangements that allow employees to have a more
variable schedule and/or work location, while fulfilling the expectations of their position.
"fiscal year", or financial year, refers to the completion of a one-year or twelve (12) month
accounting period and is used for budget purposes. The Fiscal Year for the Corporation of
the County of Elgin is January 1 st through to December 31 st
"full -year cycle" is an interval of time between January 1 st and December 31 st.
"hours banked" means Additional Hours that have not yet been compensated.
"lieu time" means, within this policy, the utilization of Hours Banked arising out of an AWA
schedule as paid time off from work.
"regular work week" is the normal days of the week an employee is scheduled to work and
may in include Saturday, Sunday and evenings at some work sites. The days that make up
the Regular Work Week will be established departmentally based the nature of work and
business requirements.
"regularly scheduled shift" is an established work period during a day.
Work/life fit is highly personal and can mean different things to different individuals, at
various life stages. The current Policy aims to offer options, knowing some may align for
certain employees and positions, while not aligning for others. Operational needs and
legislative requirements will be prioritized when determining available employee options.
Flexible work arrangements include various alternative work schedules and location, which
offer eligible employees flexibility while maintaining the County's commitment to providing
effective and efficient services.
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The below options are not mutually exclusive; meaning a combination of options may be
suitable and may be approved for some positions, within the listed Conditions that follow.
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Under a compressed schedule arrangement, employees work longer workdays,
ultimately reducing the total number of working days within a defined cycle.
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The maximum number of hours that can be banked as lieu time will be twenty-one (21)
hours and the expectation is that time away will be planned departmentally based on
individual needs for flexibility and departmental service needs.
Examples of how banked time may accumulate (with prior approval) over a period of
time:
• By taking a 30-minute lunch break instead of 1-hour;
• By starting work 30-minutes earlier than Regularly Scheduled Shift;
• By attending meetings outside of Regular Work Week.
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All County administration employees are expected to work within the core organizational
hours of 9:OOam and 3:OOpm, with the exception of specific operationally required shift
changes (e.g. evening meetings). Under a flex -time arrangement, employees work their
regular daily and weekly hours with alternate starting and/or ending shift times.
Employees who wish to flex their time on a regular basis must do so through an
approved flexible work arrangement. Sample flex -time options include:
Standard Operational / Business Hours
Flex -time examples (35 hours / week)
Monday — Friday
Monday — Friday
8:30am — 4:30pm
9:OOam — 5:OOpm (one -hour lunch)
1-hour unpaid lunch
8:30am — 4:OOpm (half-hour lunch)
7:30am — 4:OOpm (one -hour lunch)
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Full-time non -union employees may request to work remotely, provided that full service
levels are maintained at all times.
Remote work days should remain the standard duration (i.e. 7-hour days), per Policy
2.160 Remote Work Program. (See policy 2.160 for more detail on parameters for
working remotely).
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• A Director may establish a different core -hour working schedule for individuals as
long as operational needs are met, upon approval of the CAO. Not all AWA
schedules will result in Additional Hours and/or Hours Banked. For example, an
approved AWA schedule could simply shift the core working hours of an employee
from 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. to 8:OOa.m. to 4:OOp.m. with the result being that the
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employee continues to work 7.0 hours per day.
• Approved AWA schedules must not result in an employee's hours exceeding forty-
four (44) hours in any given work week.
• Additional Hours cannot be claimed for any period of less than 30-minutes in a
workday. Therefore, all approved AWA schedules should be designed in 30-minute
increments.
• An employee's Director must authorize all Additional Hours pursuant to an AWA
schedule before the Additional Hours are worked, for the employee to be eligible to
accumulate this time as Hours Banked. The Additional Hours must be documented
for payroll and accountability purposes.
• AWA schedules that may result in Additional Hours and/or Hours Banked may only
be approved for those working on -site. Remote work does not qualify for Additional
Hours and/or Hours Banked, but an AWA schedule may be approved for remote work
that shifts the employee's work day. Additional hours may not be banked while
attending or travelling for conferences and off -site training events.
• Hours Banked will be granted as paid leave on a straight time basis. Hours Banked
may be taken in Lieu Time whenever it is mutually agreeable to the employee and
his/her Director. Directors shall be reasonable in approving such Lieu Time to ensure
employees have the opportunity to take such Lieu Time within the calendar year the
Hours Banked are accrued.
• No more than 21 hours will be banked at any given time. If this hour limit is reached,
the employee must book the time off before any additional time can be accrued as
lieu.
• To support department scheduling and maintain full coverage, each employee's AWA
schedule should be constant, including pre -determined additional hours worked. The
size of the department, vacation time, the employee's role and applicable legislative
requirements within the department will be considered when creating the AWA
schedule.
• Hours Banked will not be paid out unless the employment of an employee ends
before the paid time off is taken under 11(5) of the Employment Standards Act (ESA).
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• Hours Banked cannot be carried forward from one calendar year to the next calendar
year, with the exception of hours accrued in December, which may be utilized in
January of the following year.
• Lieu time requires pre -approval and must be tracked within individual timecards in
Dayforce.
• Participants shall not accumulate breaks towards hours worked. The lunch period
shall not be reduced to less than thirty minutes daily, as required by the Employment
Standards Act, Ontario.
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Human Resources will be responsible for maintaining ongoing monitoring of the program, as
well as providing general information and assistance to participating departments.
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Any and / or all alternative work schedules may be discontinued, altered or temporarily
suspended by the Director and / or Chief Administrative Officer for the following reasons:
a) Operational / productivity / performance concerns
b) Vacation / statutory holiday periods
c) Staff training / conferences
d) Illnesses / bereavement leave or other absences
e) Emergency circumstances
f) Transfer / promotion to or from a new work unit or position
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The Director is responsible for ensuring all Lieu Time is authorized ahead of time being
worked and for managing the workload of the department.
Employees are responsible for the accurate recording of hours worked in accordance with
this policy. Where it is determined that an employee is in contravention of any of the
foregoing, disciplinary action may be taken up to and including dismissal.
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Intersecting policy language exists between 2.160 Remote Work Program, 2.17
Disconnecting from Work Policy.
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Commitment statement:
In accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and Accessibility of Ontarians with
Disabilities Act (AODA), the Corporation of the County of Elgin is an equal opportunity
employer committed to providing:
• A diverse workplace
Fair and accessible employment practices
Individualized accommodations to support employees with disabilities
An inclusive and accessible environment for all persons
The County of Elgin values the unique abilities each employee brings to the workplace and
is committed to providing an environment that attracts and retains talented individuals. We
strive to deliver a seamless, consistent, and rewarding employment experience.
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ElginCOUnty'
Report to County Council
From: Michele Harris, Director of Homes and Seniors Services
Date: February 27, 2024
Subject: Homes — Emergency Plans — Elgin County and Dutton Co -Operative Child
Care Centre Inc.
Recommendation(s):
THAT the report titled "Homes — Emergency Plans — Elgin County and Dutton Co -
Operative Child Care Centre Inc." dated February 27, 2024 be received and filed, and,
THAT Council authorize the Director of Homes and Seniors Services to execute the
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for emergency planning with Corporation of the
County of Elgin and Dutton Co -Operative Child Care Centre Inc. (DCCCC).
Introduction:
The purpose of this report is to seek Council approval for execution of an agreement
with Corporation of the County of Elgin (Bobier Villa) and DCCCC for the use of each
other's facilities for the purpose of a safe receiving area in the event that a temporary
evacuation is required.
Background and Discussion:
The Fixing Long -Term Care Act, 2021 (FLTCA) and Ontario Regulation 246/22 require
long-term care homes in the Province of Ontario to have emergency plans in place that
comply with regulatory requirements. Under the FLTCA, a long-term care home
emergency plan must include the identification of a safe evacuation location, the use of
which the licensee has arranged in advance of an emergency.
Similarly, the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014 (CCEYA), its Regulations and
Provincial directives, program guidelines and criteria, requires licensed daycares to
identify a safe evacuation location and provide confirmation that the licensee has
permission to use such safe location in the event of a temporary emergency.
County of Elgin Homes and DCCCC staff toured both Bobier Villa and Dutton Child
Care Centre to determine the feasibility and suitability of temporary evacuation for both
the long-term care home and the child care centre.
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In consultation with the County Solicitor, the Director of Homes and Seniors Services
has reached consensus with DCCCC representatives for a draft memorandum of
understanding (included in this report) to support temporary evacuation and emergency
plans for both facilities.
Financial Implications:
The draft MOU provides language requiring both Elgin County and DCCCC to cover the
costs of supplies (including food and drink), or provide the same; and, to reimburse the
other party the cost incurred as a direct result of the use of the facility, if any.
Alignment with Strategic Priorities:
Serving Elgin
Growing Elgin
Investing in Elgin
❑ Ensuring alignment of
❑ Planning for and
® Ensuring we have the
current programs and
facilitating commercial,
necessary tools,
services with community
industrial, residential, and
resources, and
need.
agricultural growth.
infrastructure to deliver
programs and services
® Exploring different ways
® Fostering a healthy
now and in the future.
of addressing community
environment.
need.
® Delivering mandated
® Enhancing quality of
programs and services
® Engaging with our
place.
efficiently and effectively.
community and other
stakeholders.
Local Municipal Partner Impact:
The draft MOU supports both Bobier Villa and Dutton Child Care Centre in meeting the
legislative requirements for an arranged, temporary, safe, evacuation location should it
be required as part of emergency planning.
Communication Requirements:
Once approved, County of Elgin and Dutton Child Care Centre staff will ensure that the
details of the MOU are communicated as required, and, that the emergency plans are
updated.
Conclusion:
Staff recommend that Council authorize execution of the Memorandum of
Understanding to support emergency planning requirements for both Bobier Villa and
Dutton Child Care Centre.
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All of which is Respectfully Submitted
Michele Harris
Director of Homes and Seniors Services
Approved for Submission
Blaine Parkin
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk
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BETWEEN
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
Corporation of the County of Elgin
AND
Dutton Co -Operative Child Care Centre Inc.
("Elgin County")
("DCCCC")
WHEREAS DCCCC agrees that Elgin County is permitted to use its child care facility
located at 3 Lions Rd. Dutton, ON, NOL 1 JO (the "Child Care Facility") as a receiving
area for the residents of Bobier Villa in the event of a temporary emergency evacuation
( as context requires, the "Purpose");
AND WHEREAS Elgin County agrees that DCCCC is permitted to use Bobier Villa as a
receiving area for its staff, enrolled children and parent pick-ups, in the event of a
temporary emergency evacuation (as context requires, also the "Purpose");
AND WHEREAS DCCCC and Elgin County find it desirable that details associated with
the general permission for use of each other's facilities for the Purpose be
particularized;
AND WHEREAS DCCCC and Elgin County agree that an emergency receiving area for
the residents of Elgin County Homes and for enrolled children in child care is beneficial
for the community;
NOW THEREFORE the parties hereby covenant and agree that the terms and
conditions of this Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") shall govern the use of each
other's facilities for the Purpose;
INTRODUCTION
The Fixing Long -Term Care Act, 2021 ("FLTCA") and Ontario Regulation 246/22, which
replaced the Long -Term Care Homes Act, 2007 and Ontario Regulation 79/10, require
Long-term care homes in the Province of Ontario to have emergency plans in place that
comply with regulatory requirements. Under the FLTCA, a Long-term care home
emergency plan must include the identification of a safe evacuation location, the use of
which the licensee has arranged in advance of an emergency.
Similarly, the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014 ("CCEYA"), its Regulations and
Provincial directives, program guidelines and criteria, requires licensed daycares to
identify a safe evacuation location and provide confirmation that the licensee has
permission to use such safe location in the event of a temporary emergency.
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PURPOSE
In accordance with the FLTCA and the CCEYA, and as indicated in the evacuation
plans of the long-term care homes and the child care facility, Elgin County and DCCCC
have come to an agreement for the use of each other's facilities for the purpose of a
safe receiving area in the event that a temporary emergency evacuation is required.
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
TERM OF AGREEMENT. The term of this Memorandum of Understanding shall be from
January 1, 2024, until the date it is terminated in accordance with this agreement.
TERMINATION. Either party may terminate this Agreement at any time and for any
reason, without fault and without liability, upon four (4) weeks' notice in writing to the
other party, except where one or more of the Municipality of Dutton Dunwich, Elgin
County, the Province of Ontario, or the Country of Canada is in a declared state of
emergency related to health, in which case either party may terminate this Agreement at
any time and for any reason, without fault and without liability, upon twelve (12) weeks'
notice in writing to the other party. For clarity, the notice period shall commence upon
the receipt of the notice, as defined below.
NOTICE. Notices under this Agreement shall be in writing and delivered by personal
service, by ordinary prepaid mail, or by e-mail. Notices shall be delivered to the address
of the party as listed in this agreement or as updated in accordance with this
agreement. Notices by personal delivery shall be deemed to have been received at the
time of delivery. Notices by mail shall be deemed to have been received on the fourth
business day after the date of mailing. Notices by e-mail shall be deemed to have been
received on the business day after the date of sending.
CONFIDENTIALITY. Neither party shall disclose at any time or in any form any of the
information provided or any information obtained, conceived of, originated, discovered
or developed in the course of the performance of the party's duties and obligations
under this agreement ("Confidential Information") without prior written consent of the
other party. Each party shall use Confidential Information only to fulfill its obligations
under this Agreement and for no other purpose. Neither party will be in contravention of
this provision if they disclose information as required by law, including any requirement
under an information to access law or regulation.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES — ELGIN TEMPORARY EVACUATION
In the event that Bobier Villa must be evacuated, the Child Care Facility will be
established as the receiving area for residents, staff, and volunteers.
Utilizing the Child Care Facility will require that Elgin County Management and Staff
have access to the facility as needed until such time as the long-term care home is
sufficiently accessible to and safe for residents or until alternate locations for residents
have been arranged. Although it is anticipated that the use of the Child Care Facility will
be limited to a short number of hours, DCCCC acknowledges that the time required may
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be longer in the event of unforeseen circumstances. It will be the responsibility of Elgin
County to make all necessary arrangements for transportation of residents to the facility.
In the event of an emergency requiring the evacuation of residents, Elgin County shall
have access to entrances, hallways, kitchen and program rooms of the Child Care
Facility.
In the event of an emergency requiring the evacuation of residents, Elgin County shall:
a) Notify DCCCC by its Director of the temporary emergency evacuation and of
Elgin County's need to access and use the Child Care Facility. Notification under
this provision may be completed by telephone call, provided that the CAO or
Director of Fire & Emergency Services can be reached, or as provided for in the
Notices section of this Agreement;
b) Arrange for and provide transportation of residents and staff from Elgin County
Home to the Child Care Facility;
c) Provide routine care and services to Elgin County Home residents at the
receiving area;
d) Contact all family members, third -parties or other required persons that are
entitled to notification related to any particular resident;
e) Set up of amenities in the receiving area;
f) Coordinate residents, staff, volunteers and visitors in the receiving area;
g) Cover the cost of supplies (including food and drink), or provide the same, as
applicable;
h) Provide necessary equipment, including equipment pertaining to routine resident
care, not otherwise provided for in this agreement;
i) Reimburse Child Care Facility the cost incurred by DCCCC as a direct result of
use of the Child Care Facility by Elgin County;
j) Indemnify DCCCC for any damage to property or persons arising out of its use of
the Child Care Facility as a receiving area, unless such damage arises in whole
or in part from the negligence of DCCCC or any of its agents, employees, or
representatives.
In the event of an emergency requiring the evacuation of residents, DCCCC shall:
a) Promptly provide Elgin County access and orientation to the Child Care Facility in
the event of a relocation, including, if necessary, by reasonably relocating any
programs to provide the space required. Elgin County acknowledges that the
Child Care Facility may be operational at the time of an evacuation and that the
ability of DCCCC to provide space may be reasonably limited, accounting for the
operations of the Child Care Facility;
b) Provide access to and reasonably identify the location and orientation of all
equipment and/or amenities that are required by Elgin County for the purpose of
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the receiving area, including, for example, the kitchen area, coolers and freezers,
garbage and other refuse supplies
c) Ensure that access by Elgin County to the Child Care Facility continues for the
duration of the relocation, as may be required by Elgin County;
d) Provide access to either an on -site Child Care Facility staff member or on -call
staff member to Elgin County to answer questions or reasonably assist Elgin
County in providing receiving area services;
e) Provide access to either an on -site Child Care Facility staff member or on -call
staff member to direct or authorize the removal or movement of
equipment/furniture necessary to accommodate residents/staff/volunteers;
f) Provide access to, where available and applicable:
a. on -site kitchen equipment contained in an accessible kitchen;
b. dumpsters; and
c. tables and chairs.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES — DCCCC TEMPORARY EVACUATION
In the event that the Child Care Facility must be evacuated, Bobier Villa, and specifically
the Whitelock space, family overnight room, dining rooms and lounges, will be
established as the receiving area for children, staff, and volunteers.
Utilizing Bobier Villa will require that DCCCC Management and Staff have access to the
facility as needed until such time as the Child Care Facility is sufficiently accessible to
and safe for children or until all children have been picked up by guardians or other
arrangements have been made. Although it is anticipated that the use of the Bobier Villa
will be limited to a short number of hours, Elgin County acknowledges that the time
required may be longer in the event of unforeseen circumstances. It will be the
responsibility of DCCCC to make all necessary arrangements for transportation of
children to Bobier Villa.
In the event of an emergency requiring the evacuation of children, DCCCC shall have
access to the Whitelock space, family overnight room, dining rooms and lounges of
Bobier Villa.
In the event of an emergency requiring the evacuation of children and staff, DCCCC
shall:
a) Notify Elgin County by the contacts noted in this MOUS of the temporary
emergency evacuation and of DCCCC's need to access and use Bobier Villa.
Notification under this provision may be completed by telephone call, provided
that the contact can be reached, or as provided for in the Notices section of this
Agreement;
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b) Arrange for and provide transportation of children and staff from the Child Care
Facility to Bobier Villa;
c) Provide routine care and services to DCCCC children at the receiving area;
d) Contact all family members, third -parties or other required persons that are
entitled to notification related to any particular child;
e) Set up of amenities in the receiving area;
f) Coordinate children, staff, volunteers and visitors in the receiving area;
g) Cover the cost of supplies (including food and drink), or provide the same, as
applicable;
h) Provide necessary equipment, including equipment pertaining to routine child
care, not otherwise provided for in this agreement;
i) Reimburse Elgin County the cost incurred by Elgin County as a direct result of
use of the Bobier Villa by DCCCC, if any;
j) Indemnify Elgin County for any damage to property or persons arising out of its
use of the Bobier Villa as a receiving area, unless such damage arises in whole
or in part from the negligence of Elgin County or any of its agents, employees, or
representatives.
In the event of an emergency requiring the evacuation of children and staff, Elgin
County shall:
a) Promptly provide DCCCC access and orientation to the Bobier Villa in the event
of a relocation, including, if necessary, by reasonably relocating any programs to
provide the space required. DCCCC acknowledges that Bobier Villa will be
operational at the time of an evacuation and that the ability of Elgin County to
provide space may be reasonably limited, accounting for the operations of Bobier
Villa;
b) Provide access to and reasonably identify the location and orientation of all
equipment and/or amenities that are required by DCCCC for the purpose of the
receiving area, including, for example, the kitchen area, coolers and freezers,
garbage and other refuse supplies
c) Ensure that access by DCCCC to Bobier Villa continues for the duration of the
relocation, as may be required by DCCCC;
d) Provide access to either an on -site Elgin County staff member or on -call staff
member to DCCCC to answer questions or reasonably assist DCCCC in
providing receiving area services;
e) Provide access to either an on -site Elgin County staff member or on -call staff
member to direct or authorize the removal or movement of equipment/furniture
necessary to accommodate residents/staff/volunteers;
f) Provide access to, where available and applicable:
a. on -site kitchen equipment contained in an accessible kitchen;
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b. dumpsters; and
c. tables and chairs.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Name: Elgin County
Address: 450 Sunset Drive, St. Thomas, ON N5R 5X7
Contact Person: Michele Harris mharris@elgin.ca
Emergency Phone: 519-857-4848
Alternate Contact:
Bobier Villa: Terri Benwell 226-376-4586
Name: DCCCC
Address: 3 Lions Rd., Dutton, ON, NOL 1 JO
Contact Person: Courtney Kreamer courtney@duttonchildcare.ca
Emergency Phone: 519-762-2399 x101
Alternate Contact:
Each party agrees to promptly notify the other in writing of any change of address.
Dated at St. Thomas, Ontario this day of
12024.
Corporation of the County of Elgin
Per:
Michele Harris
Director, Homes and Seniors Services
I have authority to bind the Corporation.
[DCCC SIGNATURE BLOCK ON NEXT PAGE]
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Dated at , Ontario this day of 12024.
Dutton Co -Operative Child Care Centre Inc.
Per:
Name: Courtney Kreamer
Position: Executive Director
I have authority to bind the Corporation.
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ElginCOUnty'
Report to County Council
From: Blaine G. Parkin, Chief Administrative Officer / Clerk
Date: February 27, 2024
Subject: Growth Planning Steering Committee Recommended Terms of Reference
Recommendation(s):
THAT Council of the Corporation of the County of Elgin receive the report entitled
"Growth Planning Steering Committee Recommended Terms of Reference" dated
February 27, 2024.
THAT Council adopt the Terms of Reference as recommend by the Growth Planning
Steering Committee.
Introduction:
At its meeting on January 9, 2024, Elgin County Council established the Growth
Planning Steering Committee (GPSC) with a mandate "to establish and implement a
strategy to support growth throughout Elgin County."
The GPSC convened its first meeting on January 18, 2024. One item that was
discussed by the GPSC was its mandate as adopted by County Council and Terms of
Reference. Ideas of a general nature were considered and direction was provided to
staff to draft the Terms of Reference based on the discussion and present them to the
GPSC at its next meeting.
The GPSC convened its next meeting on February 1. Draft Terms of Reference as
presented by staff were discussed, adopted by the Committee and are now being
recommended to Council for adoption.
Background and Discussion:
Background
The Province of Ontario is making unprecedented strategic investments in the Elgin —
St. Thomas region to grow jobs and the economy, centred around the locating of the
Power Co. gigafactory.
The Province's significant and strategic investment led to a boundary adjustment
between the City of St. Thomas and the Municipality of Central Elgin and by extension,
Elgin County. This adjustment was legislated by the St. Thomas — Central Elgin
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Boundary Adjustment Act, 2023. Notwithstanding the Province requesting the Office of
the Provincial Land and Development Facilitator to work with the affected parties on
negotiating a financial compensation agreement to account for the lands that moved
from the jurisdiction of Central Elgin / Elgin County to the City of St. Thomas, progress
to date has been slow.
Discussion
In addition to the lack of any real progress with financial compensation negotiations,
infrastructure planning and coordination has unfortunately been narrow in focus and has
not taken a broad holistic view of what is required across the region to truly account for
and accommodate anticipated growth. This will not fully realize all the potential benefits
of the Province's strategic investment in the region. These concerns were conveyed to
MPP Flack during the meeting on February 61"
Elgin County Council, taking a more strategic and holistic view to not only address
inequities and wanting to ensure that the appropriate levels of compensation are
realized, but also that infrastructure is planned appropriately, developed the Growth
Planning Steering Committee. This approach is aimed at deriving solutions that are
beneficial for all residents and businesses of Elgin County.
In addition to the mandate as adopted by County Council, the following Terms of
reference are being recommended by the GPSC to Council:
Terms of Reference:
• Examine issues, challenges and opportunities resulting from the Province's
strategic investments in the region.
• Develop a strategy for managing growth throughout the County, which includes
managing the challenges and leveraging the benefits associated with that
growth.
• Identify key infrastructure needs in the region to facilitate growth.
• Work to ensure that the County, the Local Municipal Partners, the City of St.
Thomas as well as the Provincial and Federal governments work collectively for
the benefit of the region and all its residents and businesses.
• Promote a holistic view to the planning and coordination of growth throughout the
County.
• Demonstrate County Council's commitment to responsible and sustainable
growth that considers financial and environmental factors.
• Work to ensure that investment in growth is proportional to the benefit derived
from growth and, conversely, that those who benefit from growth proportionally
invest.
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Financial Implications:
There are no financial implications directly related to the direction being recommended
in this report.
Alignment with Strategic Priorities:
Serving Elgin
Growing Elgin
Investing in Elgin
❑ Ensuring alignment of
® Planning for and
® Ensuring we have the
current programs and
facilitating commercial,
necessary tools,
services with community
industrial, residential, and
resources, and
need.
agricultural growth.
infrastructure to deliver
programs and services
® Exploring different ways
® Fostering a healthy
now and in the future.
of addressing community
environment.
need.
❑ Delivering mandated
® Enhancing quality of
programs and services
❑ Engaging with our
place.
efficiently and effectively.
community and other
stakeholders.
Local Municipal Partner Impact:
Elgin County will work collaboratively with the Local Municipal Partners to ensure that
the strategy for managing growth throughout the region benefit all the residents and
businesses.
Communication Requirements:
Elgin County's growth management strategy as well as the Terms of Reference for
GPSC will be communicated as appropriate.
Conclusion:
The GPSC Terms of Reference are being brought forward for Council Adoption. These
Terms of Reference will be used to guide the efforts of the GPSC as it strives to execute
its mandate.
All of which is Respectfully Submitted
Blaine Parkin
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk
Approved for Submission
Blaine Parkin
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk
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TERMS OF REFERENCE
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Committee Name: Growth Planning Steering Committee
Committee Type: Steering Committee
Reporting to: Elgin County Council
Enabling Legislation/
Municipal Act
By -Law (if applicable)
Staff Support:
Chief Administrative Officer, Director of legal Services
Department Linkage:
Administrative Services
Term of Appointment:
Term coincides with that of Elgin County Council
Financial Impact.
Staff Resources Required
Meeting Frequency:
At the call of the Chair
Chair/Vice Chair
Warden Ed Ketchabaw
Skills/Qualifications
N/A
Membership/Composition
Warden Ed Ketchabaw
Deputy Warden Grant Jones
Councillor Dominique Giguere
Councillor Todd Noble
Mandate: To establish and implement a strategy to support growth
throughout Elgin County
Objectives: • Examine issues, challenges and opportunities resulting
from the Province's strategic investments in the region.
• Develop a strategy for managing growth throughout the
County, which includes managing the challenges and
leveraging the benefits associated with that growth.
• Identify key infrastructure needs in the region to facilitate
growth.
• Work to ensure that the County, the Local Municipal
Partners, the City of St. Thomas as well as the Provincial
and Federal governments work collectively for the benefit
of the region and all its residents and businesses.
• Promote a holistic view to the planning and coordination
of growth throughout the County.
• Demonstrate County Council's commitment to
responsible and sustainable growth that considers
financial and environmental factors.
• Work to ensure that investment in growth is proportional
to the benefit derived from growth and, conversely, that
those who benefit from growth proportionally invest.
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Link to Council's Strategic This committee touches upon all elements of the Strategic Plan:
Priorities: • Serving Elgin
• Growing Elgin
• Investing in Elgin
Reporting Requirements: Reports shall be delivered to Elgin County Council on an as
needed basis and at least once per year.
Timeline for Completion of the Work completed on an as needed basis.
Assigned Tasks:
Council Review: Annually
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ElginCOUnty'
Report to Budget Committee
From: Jennifer Ford, Director of Financial Services/Treasurer
Date: February 22, 2024
Subject: 2024 Proposed County Budget
Recommendation(s):
THAT the membership for SCOR be approved at $30,000 for the 2024 budget year,
and;
THAT the additional costs for the STEPAC membership in the amount of $10,000 be
approved for the 2024 budget year, and;
THAT the Proposed Draft Budget outlined in Appendix A be approved with a tax rate
increase of 3.79%, and;
THAT the budget By -Law 2024-07 be approved as presented in Appendix D
Introduction:
At the last regular meeting of the County's Budget Committee, a recommendation was
passed to bring forth the 2024 County budget for Council's consideration and approval.
This year's budget meets the needs of the County for 2024 with focus on core activities
relevant to our municipal areas of governance. Additionally, a provision has been
accommodated for reassessment and future needs using Council's historical approach
to Growth in lieu of Development Charges. After two public consultations, deliberation
on discretionary funding, a review of line items and priorities, the 2024 budget is
presented with a tax rate increase of 3.79%.
Appendix A includes the completed Budget Document that will be posted on our
website.
Appendix B is provided for information and outlines two of the other alternate rate
options that were reviewed by the Budget Committee.
Appendix C includes public comments received between Feb 8 and Feb 15t"
Appendix D is the proposed Budget By -Law populated with the Ratios and Rates for the
2024 fiscal year
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Appendix E is the Power Point presentation that will accompany this report during
Presentation to County Council on Feb 27.
Background and Discussion:
Budget Process Highlights:
As outlined in the 2024 Budget Document on Page 5, the budget process began in
September with the release of the budget survey and a period of public consultation.
Results from the survey were presented before the budget committee in October during
which time departments were already busy finalizing budgetary needs for 2024 and
incorporating resident concerns. Elgin County teams then presented their budget
needs to the Budget Committee that outlined direct ties to the Strategic Plan and the
Service Delivery Review as well as managing a 3.3% inflationary increase to
operations. Staff acknowledged that there were still some outstanding items yet to be
received from outside partners that would inform the remainder of the budget for 2024.
In January, Staff presented final details of the Corporate departments to the Budget
Committee where they deliberated over several discretionary and non -discretionary
items. A complete list of these items can be found in the Budget Document Appendix
At the January meeting, the committee also deliberated on options related to use of
expected new Growth in 2024. Unlike other years, there is a high probability for
reassessment appeals to occur on the new growth expected. As a result, the Budget
Committee took a very conservative approach by adopting Option #1 presented to
them. This option sets up a new Reassessment Reserve by year end 2024 to reserve
half of the new Commercial assessment. Additionally, the Committee set aside the
remainder of the new growth into the growth reserve to adhere to Council's historical
use of Growth in lieu of Development Charges. Options #2 and #3 are provided for
Council's information in Appendix B of this report.
Department Presentation Highlights:
A revised Engineering Capital plan was discussed during the November 14t" meeting
with a full overview of the lifecycle of Transportation assets. The changes made
included the removal of planned road sections no longer needing upgrade or under the
County's umbrella. With these items removed, the reworking of other items enabled the
plan to smooth out the funding requirements to support the 10-year plan. The budget of
$19.5M in Capital needs was now much lower than the previously anticipated $23M at
the start of budget process due to these changes.
The November 29t" meeting confirmed the CPI rate Oct over Oct to be 3.3%. All
departments then presented their departmental plans to the budget committee except
for Corporate Services. Highlights from this meeting included:
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• Emergency Measures requested one additional FTE to support Fire School
which is to be fully offset by expected additional revenue. This position was
subsequently approved by Council.
• Planning brought forth the option to increase staffing in this department to enable
shared services which was subsequently chosen to be included in the budget for
2024.
• Human Resources requested changes to an existing position that became vacant
due to loss of contracted services with Middlesex County.
• Homes and Senior Services budgets saw an increase to hours of care to take full
advantage of direct care funding being offered by the Province. Additional costs
support other operational needs related to enhanced care and rising costs.
• The Terrace Lodge Rebuild continues without adding additional costs in 2024.
However, the County is preparing for additional costs in 2025 as we begin to
repay the debt incurred upon completion of this project.
• Building facilities continue to follow the suggested recommendations outlined by
the Building Condition Assessments that were done a few years ago with energy
conservation and efficiencies being the primary consideration. The accessible
elevator project at the Admin Building is due to be completed in 2024.
• Additional provision for enhanced Ambulance Services includes:
o Costs to ensure that there is another 24hr 7days per week fully staffed
ambulance with main deployment in the east of Elgin County in the
Municipality of Bayham.
o Addition of 2 Supervisor positions to enable improved Quality assurance
and Data Analytics to ensure Ministry standards are met.
o Additional training costs
o Refresh of equipment capital costs included
o Update of budget related to inflationary costs
Financial Implications:
The 2024 budget responds to the budget survey concerns received during the first
period of public consultation by delivering efficiencies where possible. Focus was
placed on core activities to keep lines lower than the CPI increase of 3.3% (Oct over
Oct) which is the parameter used within the majority of our contractual obligations.
Some line items represent legislated shared services supported by the County budget,
such as the Southwest Public Health Unit and Social Services, operated by the City of
St. Thomas, where budget increases are approved externally in response to community
needs and are beyond our control.
A comparison of CPI Increases in relation to the County's Tax rate increases over the
last few years was completed to identify that tax increases have not surpassed CPI
rates and that significant restraints on spending were maintained during periods of high
inflation.
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2024,
'.. 7 9%
0.. 0 %
2020
3..75%
6 5,0%
2022
1..68%
4..0,0%
202,11
2..0%
0..70%
Transportation was prioritized by reintroducing two construction projects (Port Talbot
Reconstruction and St. George Street Reconstruction), valued at $5.5M that were
deferred by Council in 2023 to decrease taxes, and are now included in the 2024
budget and tax rate.
Long Term care spending has made efficient use of additional Provincial funding
incentives and opportunities in order to increase direct hours of care to residents while
maintaining a fiscally responsible budget. New scheduling software has been
implemented that will increase efficiencies related to staffing and streamline scheduling
processes.
Discretionary spending which is outlined in Appendix II of the Budget Document shows
that many items were considered during the budget process. The Committee practiced
restraint during review to ensure spending was focused on core areas of municipal
responsibility.
Discretionary and Non -Discretionary costs reviewed:
During this year's budget deliberations, several letters containing requests for donations
and funding were forwarded to the Budget Committee from County Council to determine
the County's ability to address these additional community requests. As a result, the
Budget Committee requested that Staff bring forward a list of items that fell into the
categories of Discretionary costs and Non -Discretionary costs.
During the Jan 30 meeting, this list was reviewed. Several memberships were cut
which were no longer required, and, after discussion, the committee outlined that there
are definitive areas related to healthcare where municipal governments are being called
upon to support beyond Provincial funding. Long -Term Care and Public Health Units
are the only areas where municipal government has jurisdiction and it was noted that
the continued scope creep related to these legislated areas is already being significantly
subsidized by Elgin County taxpayers by more than $6M per year.
It is also important to mention that these services are not exclusively used by Elgin
County taxpayers even though local area budgets support their activities. Between
2018 and 2024, the Public Health Unit has tripled their dependence on their municipal
support while the Province falls behind in their support. These increase are not in line
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with Elgin area Growth creating an unpredictable situation for local area taxpayers and
the County budget.
Additionally, the Terrace Lodge Rebuild will cost Elgin's taxpayers $25M over the next
25 years to upgrade these facilities and ensure continued quality of life for Ontarians
who will use this facility. County staff continue to lobby the Ministry where possible for
additional funding related to this capital project before completion.
The County has received several unplanned funding requests with significant asks in
2024 for non -core capital services from the Hospital MRI campaign and the Hospice
Elgin campaign totalling $3.7M. These asks are not within the scope of planned County
Capital needs and would result in approximately $800K being added to the budget for a
period of 4 to 5 years. The $800K of additional annual request represents an
approximate increase of 2% on the County budget.
It is important to note that if the County were to relinquish the opportunity to retain tax
revenue and divert funds to non -core projects, there then exists lost capacity for the
County to offset its own future core Capital needs. At some point, County tax rates
would have to be increased to offset the loss of these funds in order to maintain
investment in core County infrastructure.
The Committee acknowledged the good work that all charitable groups do in our
community and mentioned that taxpayers who do make a direct contribution to a project
of their choice would be eligible to obtain a donation receipt for these funds. This direct
benefit to individuals is not possible if costs are added to the County Budget via a levy
increase.
Therefore, the Committee remained focused on core municipal services and passed a
recommendation that the 2024 budget continue to be compiled and presented with the
absence of support for projects that are not within the our scope of mandated service.
Two items remain for County Council consideration:
The first item is the County's membership in South Central Ontario Region Economic
Development Corporation (SCOR). In prior years, this membership has been supported
under the Economic Development umbrella in the amount of $25K which has sufficiently
supported their work to date. In 2024, the group requires a $51K increase to provide
enough funding for their Economic Development activities.
The second item is the County's membership for the St. Thomas Elgin Public Art Centre
(STEPAC). For many years, the County has been a member of this group under our
Cultural Services umbrella through the Museum department. Our membership of $30K
has never experienced an incremental increase. A request to increase this membership
by $10K has come forward to enable them to support increasing costs.
A recommendation is before Council for consideration related to these items. Funds for
these items are within the scope of the budget presented today..
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Alignment with Strategic Priorities:
Serving Elgin
Growing Elgin
Investing in Elgin
® Ensuring alignment of
® Planning for and
® Ensuring we have the
current programs and
facilitating commercial,
necessary tools,
services with community
industrial, residential, and
resources, and
need.
agricultural growth.
infrastructure to deliver
programs and services
® Exploring different ways
® Fostering a healthy
now and in the future.
of addressing community
environment.
need.
® Delivering mandated
® Enhancing quality of
programs and services
® Engaging with our
place.
efficiently and effectively.
community and other
stakeholders.
Local Municipal Partner Impact:
Ontario Property Tax Assessment Portal (Rates and Ratios) and Landfill -
Municipal Grant:
Prior Year By -Laws have included provision for grants to the Municipalities of West Elgin
and Dutton/Dunwich to exempt these municipalities from paying tax on a portion of
municipally owned property containing landfills. The origin of these Grants is the result
of the establishment of a new landfill class in 2016 into which MPAC moved these
properties from their previously exempt status. Ratios for our Landfill are legislated for
Elgin County by the Ministry of Finance. The amount of the Grant varies from year to
year as the Tax Rate increases. Staff suggest that this exemption be continued and is
planned for in the 2024 Budget.
Our ratios are subject to change until our assessment is frozen in the Ontario Property
Tax Assessment (OPTA) portal which occurs nearer to the end of June. In 2024, this
date has been chosen by OPTA based on our historical preference which was
previously considered and selected by the Local Municipal Partner Treasurer group.
The County must populate and manage the OPTA portal on behalf of our Local
Municipal Partners so it is imperative that we are in alignment with everyone's taxation
cut off dates.
As we near the end of the County's budgeting process, staff have finalized rates and
reviewed ratios by pre -populating the Ontario Property Tax Analysis portal using the
data compiled in Option #1. The By -Law provided in Appendix D has been prepared in
anticipation of no further changes being made to the budget numbers today and can be
passed if that is the outcome of today's meeting. Changes would require that the Rates
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be revised and staff would then return to Council with an update for consideration.
Based on the ratios and rates in OPTA, our calculated rate increase year over year is
3.79%.
The ratios used still fall within the prescribed "range of fairness" for all property classes
including our current prescribed Landfill ratio so it is not anticipated that a change in
ratios will be necessary. Should the Ministry determine that a change in ratios is
necessary, staff will provide an updated By -Law prior to the data "freeze" date in OPTA
which would occur before the end of June.
Communication Requirements:
Engaging Elgin:
Budget Survey:
The budget survey was posted online from September 13 to October 13, 2023. Paper
copies were available at our library locations. 220 Individual Responses were received
and 91 % of the respondents identified as Residential rate payers.
Top three priorities identified by respondents were:
• Social Services and Housing
• Long Term Care
• Transportation ie. Roads
Acceptable ways to increase spending to support priorities were to:
• Keep taxation between 0% and 4%
• Lean on efficiencies and funding
• Long Term Debt
• Fewer tax dollars should be spent on:
• Grants and support for community programs and events
• Cultural Services
• Discretionary funding — More information was requested
Budget Feedback:
Afinal period of public consultation was held at the request of the budget committee
between February 8t" and February 15t", 2024.
Four online questions were received before the public open house meeting was held on
February 13t". The questions received online were responded to by the Executive
Leadership team to provide public clarity related to those questions.
The public meeting was attended by several speakers from a delegation of the St.
Thomas Elgin General Hospital Foundation who expressed their views related to the
County's ability and need to fund the MRI campaign. Use of the Growth Reserve in
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Option #2 was a suggested course of action in order to maintain the County's historical
support of hospital capital needs. It was recognized by this group that use of these
funds would not result in the expected total reduction of County taxpayer costs as per
the options presented but that a bit higher tax base should still be acceptable to
ratepayers.
The day after the public meeting, the Hospice reached out to ask for the link to the
budget feedback page after which lobbying from that group occurred for a few hours in
support of the Hospice campaign.
Comments received from the budget feedback survey are presented in Appendix C.
The budget meetings can be viewed on our webpage
Conclusion:
Staff present on behalf of the Budget Committee the 2024 Budget for Council's approval
with a final tax rate increase of 3.79%. There are two items for Council's consideration
related to memberships for consideration. The Proposed Draft Budget Document in
Appendix A provides more details related to specific areas of the budget for your
information. Once approved the Draft Proposed document will be updated (removal of
references to Draft and Proposed) and will posted on our website. Appendix D contains
the Budget By -Law which can be passed today if changes to the budget as presented
are not required.
All of which is Respectfully Submitted
Jennifer Ford
Director of Financial Services/Treasurer
Approved for Submission
Blaine Parkin
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk
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Elgin County is an Upper -Tier Municipality that is comprised of the following seven (7)
Municipalities:
• Municipality of West Elgin • Town of Aylmer
• Municipality of Dutton Dunwich • Township of Malahide
• Township of Southwold • Municipality of Bayham
• Municipality of Central Elgin
Elgin County consists of County Council and Administration, which is made up of 10
departments focused on delivering exceptional service to approximately 52,000 people. The
County serves its area municipalities, businesses, visitors, community and government partners,
and Elgin County employees.
While the City of St. Thomas is geographically located within the boundaries of Elgin County, it is
a Single -Tier Municipality, and its services and operations are separate from those delivered by
Elgin County.
Services
Community & Cultural
Services (Archives,
Library, Museum)
Economic
Development &
Tourism Services
Emergency
Management/Fire
Training Services
Land Ambulance
Services - Provided
by Medavie
Planning &
Land Division
Committee
Long -Term Care
Homes & Seniors
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Building Garbage and
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By -Law Maintenance of
Enforcement Municipal
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Drainage Parks and
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Provincial
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Administration
Social Services -
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Water and
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Elgin County's budget is guided by Council's strategic priorities as set out in the Strategic Plan.
The County's fiscal year is from January 1 to December 31. Municipal budget decisions set the
funding for important infrastructure, programs, services, and facilities that serve Elgin County
residents and ensure a high quality of life.
Elgin County residents do not pay taxes directly to the County. Instead, the County tax levy is
added to the tax bill in each area Municipality and then transferred to the County from the
Municipality of West Elgin, Municipality of Dutton Dunwich, Township of Southwold,
Municipality of Central Elgin, Township of Malahide, Town of Aylmer, and the Municipality of
Bayham. The County's annual budget is then financed by these tax levies as well as senior
government funding, reserve funding, and other fees collected.
By taking a long-term 10-year approach to developing the budget, Council strives to
proactively plan for challenges facing our residents while identifying opportunities to ensure
Elgin is a place where people want to live, work and play.
Understanding municipal budgets can be a daunting task. We have created a video to help
inform you on "How your County Budget Works". This video can be accessed at the following
link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkxFg-NCAgo.
Additionally, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) also created an
excellent overview of the municipal budget process and how MPAC assesses your property.
This video can be accessed at the following link: https://.youtu.be/nrWry5i3TBU.
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If you still have questions about the budget, please don't hesitate to reach out to
budget@a elgin.ca or call 519-631-1460, and a member of our team will connect with you.
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Below is a high-level timeline of the 2024 budget process. It should be noted that this process is
subject to Council approval.
SEPTEMBER 13, 2023
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The budget survey informs and
engages residents in setting the
upcoming year's budget goals and
objectives.
OCTOBER 24, 2023
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The committee reviewed the results of
the 2024 Budget Survey and completed
a preliminary look at the risks and
opportunities of the 2024 budget.
NOVEMBER 29, 2023
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The draft budget document is
presented to the Budget Committee
through the release of the draft
budget package and department
budget presentations.
FEBRUARY 8-15, 2024
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A week long Public Consultation period
SEPTEMBER 12, 2023
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The Budget Committee met to review and
discuss the proposed budget schedule,
budget pressures, and the public budget
survey launch.
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County departments assess their needs
and priorities for the coming year and
their current financial state to develop
preliminary budgets. Departments submit
operating budgets, including budget
projections, a 10-year capital plan and
draft business plans.
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The Director of Engineering Services
presented an overview of Engineering
Services as well as the department's
10-Year Capital Plan and the proposed
2024 budget for Engineering Services.
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Budget updates and rates reviewed
including discretionary items. Proposed
budget document to be updated and
posted on website. Committee decides
on Public Consultation period.
including a Public Meeting on FEBRUARY 27, 2024
February 13, 2024 from 5pm to 7pm in CotAiricuiIII IIV;'ftA fg.et II Ieetuiirig.
Council Chambers. The Public Meeting
will also be accessible via Zoom. The proposed budget document is
presented to Council through the
release of the proposed budget
package.
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Council's budget, once approved, sets out guidelines and directions for resource allocation,
service delivery levels, and infrastructure maintenance and renewal. An essential part of the
annual budget process is the continued support of the County's financial planning for the
future.
When you pay your property tax bill, the funds are distributed to three public service agencies
(Education Levy, Area Municipal Tax Levy, and the County Municipal Tax Levy). These agencies
are responsible for distinct programs and services as listed below.
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The 2024 budget levy is presented with a proposed tax rate increase of 3.79%. This is an
increase of $5.O7M over the prior 2023 levy of $43.1M.
*Includes: Levy ($48.2M)
Debt Repayment $1.16M
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In 2024 Elgin County Council is proposing an annual levy of $48.2M. This is an increase of
$5.07M over the prior 2023 levy of $43.1M. This significant investment does not include any
planned new debt and allows for some growth to be put into reserves (1.73%), and equates to
a 3.79% increase in proposed tax rate on an average property.
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The following chart represents Elgin County's 2024 Proposed Revenue. Revenue is funding that
is expected to be received from such sources as: resident taxes (levy), senior government
funding (i.e. funding from the Ministry of Health); user fees (i.e. money from Long -Term Care
residents' accommodation fees); and other. Revenue is used to offset County expenses.
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
$11,544,809
CORPORATE SERVICES
$4,192,976
ENGINEERING & TRANSPORTATION
$4,413,031
PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ADMINISTRATION
$2,259,932
FACILITIES
$756,422
COMMUNITY & CULTURAL SERVICES
$241,425
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
$91,800
HUMAN
RESOURCES
$12,000
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The following chart represents Elgin County's 2024 Proposed Operating Costs. Operating
Costs are costs incurred by the County to support County services and operations. This
includes personnel costs, facility and maintenance costs (i.e. utilities), and other day-to-day
expenses.
CORPORATE SERVICES
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
$1,473,407
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The following chart represents Elgin County's 2024 Proposed Capital Investments. The County
invests in new and existing physical assets to ensure sustainable delivery of services to the
community. Examples of capital investments include the Terrace Lodge Long -Term Care
Home Redevelopment Project and the County Administration Building Elevator Project.
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The Community and Cultural Services Department operates ten (10) library branches in
accordance with the Public Libraries Act, the Elgin County Archives and the Elgin County
Museum. This department employs up to 40 full-time and part-time staff to provide these
public services.
All ten (10) of Elgin County's Library branches provide free access to a diverse collection of
materials and space for free Wi-Fi access, study areas and in -person programs. The Archives
acquires, preserves and makes available archival records relating to the County of Elgin and its
residents. The Elgin County Museum operates the Elgin County Heritage Centre and hosts
exhibits and programs relating to the County's history.
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The Public Libraries Act establishes the framework for operating a public library, including
County library systems. All Municipalities of a similar size have a long tradition of operating
public libraries with multiple branches. Elgin County Library was first established in 1936. There
are legislative requirements for preserving municipal records.
• The library manages over 225,000 physical items, plus digital materials and electronic
resources, with over 240,000 item loans per year to approximately 8,500 active library
card holders. Program attendance approaches 30,000 participants annually.
• Archives assists with over 2,000 research enquiries annually based on a vast collection of
historical records, including newspapers, photographs and maps. Over 150,000
photographs have been digitized and are available for online access.
• The museum receives approximately 3,500 visitors annually for exhibits, special events
and school programs and has a collection of over 10,000 artifacts.
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The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets Q's indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(21,342)
(19,342)
2,000
Expense
278,328
267,388
(10,940)
Net Operating
256,986
248,046
(8,940)
Capital WIP
20,000
20,000
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(175,735)
(175,735)
0
Expense
3,331,894
3,436,282
104,388
Net Operating
3,156,159
3,260,547
104,388
Capital WIP
371,425
378,154
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(29,335)
(46,348)
(17,013)
Expense
279,971
304,644
24,673
Net Operating
250,636
258,296
7,660
Capital WIP
20,000
20,000
0
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CHANGE:EXPLANATION FOR BUDGET
• Archives - Placeholder for wage, benefit, and step increases.
• Library - Placeholder for wage, benefit, and step increases. Development increased by
$3,000 for staff First Aid/CPR renewals. Electronic Resources adjusted to 3.3% CPI
increase of $17,000. Annual budgeted 2% increase for book purchases of $6,700.
• Museum - Placeholder for wage, benefit, and step increases.
RISKS & CHALLENGES ANTICIPATED IN 2024:
• The library will be fine -free in 2024, the conclusion of Council's three-year fine -free
strategy. The proposed 2024 budget continues to mitigate the $8,000 annual revenue
loss experienced to date through efficiencies and increased donations.
• Keeping the need for a larger space for Aylmer Library front and centre with the Town of
Aylmer and County ratepayers.
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• We continue to work in partnership with St. Thomas Public Library to complement
collections (especially in the area of online resources and e-book offerings) and delivery of
book club kits.
• Leasing framework for library facilities established in 2022 now fully implemented at all
branches for the first time and supports Council's goal of forging stronger relationships with
local municipal partners and aligning current programs and services with community needs.
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WHO WE
s
Corporate Services is comprised of multiple divisions, including but not limited to:
Council/Warden, Administrative and Legislative services, Legal Services, and Corporate
Communications. Corporate expenses for various contracted services (i.e. Tree
Commissioner/Weed Inspector), insurance, and other Corporate -wide services or expenses
(i.e. Southwestern Public Health, St. Thomas -Elgin Social Services) are delivered and/or
administered by Corporate Services.
I im r all,
Corporate Services is focused on building an organization that has a strong culture and strives
to achieve high performance and excellent service delivery. Corporate Services is responsible
for a variety of activities, including the support and research for Council activities and the
preparation of all By -Laws, Minutes, Agendas and Reports for County Council and its
Committees. Strategic communications informs and engages residents on civic and Council
projects and initiatives and acts as a sounding board for community responses and feedback.
In doing so, they help promote transparency, openness and community engagement. County
Council and the Warden ensures political representation for residents of the County, which is
focused on supporting and addressing constituency matters and issues.
WHY WE DO IT:
Corporate Services includes many mandatory and essential services (elected officials, Clerk -
statutory position, and other required services and supports).
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS AND INITIATIVES:
• Introduced agenda management software and implemented legal software for practice
management, time tracking, and invoicing.
• Enhanced communication and public relations efforts across all departments and services.
• Legal services provides an efficiency for the County in providing cost-effective shared
services to LMPs.
• Website redevelopment project expected to be completed in 2024.
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The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(403,681)
(412,832)
(9,151)
Expense
1,524,683
1,435,039
(89,644)
Net Operating
1,121,002
1,022,207
(98,795)
Capital WIP
0
0
0
2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(1,000)
(1,000)
0
Expense
54,509
56,209
1,700
Net Operating
53,509
55,209
1,700
Capital WIP
0
0
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(48,100,586)
(52,421,575)
(4,320,989)
Expense
7,278,488
9,847,892
2,569,404
Net Operating
(40,822,098)
(42,573,683)
(1,751,585)
Capital WIP
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268,050
11,500
(256,550)
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Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(25,000)
(25,000)
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Expense
1,139,865
1,164,176
24,311
Net Operating
1,114,865
1,139,176
24,311
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Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(3,036)
(3,036)
0
Expense
329,822
337,624
7,802
Net Operating
326,786
334,588
7,802
Capital WIP
0
0
0
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
0
0
0
Expense
113,263
115,926
2,663
Net Operating
113,263
115,926
2,663
Capital WIP
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• Support to Kettle Creek Conservation Authority increased annually.
• Expense increasing to set aside funds in a reassessment and growth reserve for future needs.
• Expense increase in SWPH Unit costs and Social Housing needs.
• Increase due to insurance and audit costs increasing.
RISKS & CHALLENGES ANTICIPATED IN 2024:
• Keeping up with legislative changes.
• Managing levy and growth to meet taxpayer expectations.
• Managing debt during a time of high interest rates.
• External partner needs also facing pressures and County shares increasing as a result.
LINKS TO COUNCIL'S STRATEGIC PLAN:
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• Administrative Services and Legal Services have improved manual processes through the
introduction of agenda management software (2022 budget ask), and through the
implementation of legal software for practice management, time tracking and invoicing.
• The Administrative Services Department plays a vital role in advancing the County's
progressive reputation through strategic communications, citizen engagement and
community partnerships.
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The Economic Development and Tourism Department is dedicated to supporting the growth
of existing businesses and attracting new businesses and visitors to the region.
We support small to large business with a variety of cost-free services, including confidential
site selection, assistance with permits and processes, and coordination with local, provincial,
and federal governments. Our team prioritizes a responsive and personalized approach, and
our services also extend to supporting expansion and modernization initiatives, enhancing
exposure for businesses, offering referrals to professional service providers, facilitating
connections with community partners, and providing networking opportunities.
As the local destination marketing organization, we also promote the region's tourism assets.
• To improve the economic health of the County through business expansion, job creation,
resident attraction, and investment attraction.
• To make Elgin County a great place to live, work, and play.
• Received $35,000 grant from the Tourism Relief Program to redevelop the Savour Elgin
Program.
• Received $50,000 grant from the Rural Economic Development Program for website
redevelopment.
• $80,000 in grants provided to local businesses through the Elgincentives program (2023).
• Launched Business Retention & Expansion Program.
• Initiated Growth and Investment Attraction Strategy.
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Paae 60 of 230
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The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(108,318)
(46,818)
61,500
Expense
11042,450
907,549
(134,901)
Net Operating
934,132
860,731
(73,401)
Capital WIP
0
0
0
• Reallocation of wages and benefits to engineering services.
• Placeholder for wage, benefit, and step increases.
RISKS & CHALLENGES ANTICIPATED IN 2024:
• Lack of serviced "shovel ready' employment lands.
• Power supply.
• Aging water and wastewater infrastructure.
• Absence of affordable transit and affordable housing stock.
• The attraction of skilled labour.
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• By supporting and growing our existing businesses and by attracting new investment, we
support Council's priority of planning for and facilitating commercial, industrial, residential,
and agricultural growth.
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The Emergency Management Department is responsible for the County's Emergency
Response Plans, administration of the Elgin Middlesex Regional Fire School, and the provision
of Emergency Medical Service (EMS). This department employs three (3) full-time staff
members to deliver these services.
The Emergency Management Department develops, implements, and publicizes enhanced
emergency response plans for the County and five (5) County of Elgin Municipalities. The
department also supports the training needs of local and regional firefighters, including
mandatory certification as a part of the Elgin Middlesex Regional Fire Training School. This
department also provides oversight of contract service provider Medavie EMS Elgin Ontario
for the provision of Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
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Community emergency management is a legislated requirement for Municipalities in Ontario.
Elgin County is the designated delivery agent for the provision of land ambulance services to
Elgin County & the City of St. Thomas. Fire training services is a shared service Elgin has with
its local municipal partners.
• Establishment of the Elgin -Middlesex Regional Fire School (2022).
• Support for the County's Cyber Security Incident.
• Hosting a Joint Municipal Emergency Exercise (December 2022).
• Establishment of shared services for Fire Training Officer and Community Emergency
Management.
• Support for the Township of Malahide's ice jamming/flood incident (2022).
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Paae 63 of 230
The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(10,738,051)
(11,303,903)
(565,852)
Expense
14,373,266
15,422,655
1,049,389
Net Operating
3,635,215
4,118,752
483,537
Capital WIP
707,958
791,888
83,930
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(130,000)
(240,906)
(110,906)
Expense
419,710
548,887
129,178
Net Operating
289,709
307,981
18,272
Capital WIP
10,000
10,000
0
EXPLANATION FOR BUDGET CHANGE:
• July 2023 Bayham Upstaffing added an increase of $450K.
• Refresh of pooled equipment added an increase of $83K.
• Placeholder for wage, benefit, and step increases.
• Emergency Medical Services - call volume is growing.
• Elgin Middlesex Regional Fire School enrolment targets and cost containment measures.
• Need to consider emergencies and crises as the "new normal".
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Paae 64 of 230
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• Through the application of provincial funding opportunities, we will have the ability to
engage in collaborative procurement, enabling us to source training, public education
material, and reception center resources to share across the County.
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Paae 65 of 230
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The Engineering Services Department is responsible for the administration and
management of the County's transportation network and its corporate facilities.
Staff provides asset management planning, capital project development,
construction inspection and contract administration, County road corridor control
(approvals/ permits), and County road maintenance agreement (RMA) contract
oversight.
Engineering staff provides asset management, capital planning, construction inspection and
contract administration, County road corridor control, County road maintenance agreement
contract oversight and administration, and GIS (Geographic Information System) mapping.
Corporate facilities staff maintain twelve (12) corporate facilities.
WHY WE DO IT,
• Transportation is an essential service to ensure the County's compliance with the
Municipal Act and Ontario Regulation requirements.
• Good roads provide the backbone of our economy. They transport goods to market, bring
workers to employers, bring students to school, support local tourism and allow
emergency services to provide effective services.
• Progressed with the first major rehabilitation of the Administration Building and
commissioned the first of two new elevators.
• Completed $20M of road improvements (including Phillmore Bridge Rehabilitation,
Resurfacing of Sunset Road, Rehabilitation of Ron McNeil Line and construction of a
roundabout at the intersection of Centennial Road and Elm Line).
• Developed a revised 10-year Capital Plan (2024-2033).
• With the support of its LMPs, Elgin County maintains roadways in accordance with the
Provincial Minimum Maintenance Standards for Municipal Highways (MMS).
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Paae 66 of 230
The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(726,721)
(756,422)
(29,701)
Expense
1,718,365
1,483,478
(234,887)
Net Operating
991,644
727,056
(264,588)
Capital WIP
3,575,000
349,000
(3,226,000)
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Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(4,092,128)
(4,413,031)
(320,903)
Expense
14,600,507
15,290,600
690,093
Net Operating
10,508,379
10,877,569
369,190
Capital WIP
16,026,480
19,586,211
3,559,731
• Budget maintains the Corporate Asset Management Plan investment recommendations
endorsed by Council at its meeting on August 9, 2022.
• Budget reflects the sustainable investment required to maintain compliance with
applicable regulations and legislation.
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Paae 67 of 230
• Anticipating realized construction inflation.
• Working with Ministry of Transportation staff to support their planned expansion of
Highway #3.
• Resume progress on the County's Transportation Master Plan.
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• Infrastructure investments are designed and proposed to meet the goals of Elgin's
Strategic Plan. We are exploring different construction techniques (imported RAP/FDR),
engaging with the public (TMP), fostering a heathy environment (re -using road materials),
and delivering mandated services at the lowest lifecycle cost.
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PROPOSED BUDGET
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The Financial Services Department is responsible for the preparation of Audited Financial
Statements and the procurement of contracted services that ensures the County is compliant
within governing legislation. This department employs seven (7) full-time staff members to
provide these services.
The Financial Services Department's key functions include financial planning, budgeting, cost
control, cash flow management, preparing monthly variance analysis and annual statements,
accounting, purchasing, payroll, and taxation and debt.
All Ontario municipalities are required to appoint a Treasurer who is responsible for handling
all financial affairs of the municipality on behalf of and in a manner directed by the council of
the municipality. Effective payroll processing is essential for ensuring that the County can
deliver municipal services as planned.
• Continuation of payroll improvements includes use of Dayforce Scheduler for some
departments and integration of additional software to meet Long Term Care scheduling
needs.
• Implementation of software to enable upload needs from Excel and Laserfiche.
• Inventory of existing needs relate to end of life accounting software.
• Approval obtained to modernize budgeting and reporting software needs that will enhance
timelines related to delivery of service.
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Paae 69 of 230
The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
0
0
0
Expense
802,423
856,344
53,921
Net Operating
802,423
856,344
53,921
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0
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• Placeholder for wage, benefit, and step increases.
• Reallocation of existing position formerly split with the IT department.
RISKS & CHALLENGES ANTICIPATED IN 2024:
• Challenges with reporting require Accounting Software updates this coming fiscal year.
• Managing budgetary pressures and growth in a balanced manner that sets the County up
for future success.
LINKS TO COUNCIL'S STRATEGIC PLAN:
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• The evolution of related software within our area and between departments supports the
Service Delivery Review direction to modernize and look for efficiencies.
• Implementation of Dayforce HCM to be completed in early 2024 will fulfill Service Delivery
Review (SDR) Recommendation to assist with improved efficiencies and reduce workload.
• Additional purchasing staff complement supports SDR recommendation to extend
Purchasing Services to LMPs to further investigate collaboration and reduce duplication of
effort where possible.
CONTACT INFORMATION
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 30
Paae 70 of 230
The Human Resources department provides best practice advice to organizational leadership
and County Council to manage challenges proactively, work closely with others throughout
the organization to build, sustain, and reward success, and plan for change.
The Human Resources department's responsibilities include developing, recommending and
administering numerous policies and guidelines in the areas of Recruitment and Onboarding,
Compensation and Personnel Administration, Pension and Benefits, Health and Safety,
Accessibility, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, Training and Development, Occupational (WSIB)
and Non -Occupational Claims/Attendance Management, and Pay Equity. In addition, Labour
Relations and Collective Agreement Administration, Collective Bargaining with our three union
partners, and Grievance Administration.
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To ensure the needs of both employees and the Corporation are met, ensuring effective and
efficient service delivery to County residents.
• HR Shared Service relationship development with interested Local Municipal Partners.
• Implementation of a new Human Capital Management Software.
• Health Human Resources Recruitment & Retention strategy development and
implementation.
• Corporate Culture development initiatives.
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Paae 71 of 230
The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(45,000)
(12,000)
33,000
Expense
775,757
847,063
71,306
Net Operating
730,757
835,063
104,306
Capital WIP
0
0
0
EXPLANATION FOR BUDGET CHANGE:
• Request to amend the Accessibility Coordinator position to a Manager of Human
Resources position, with a broader scope of responsibility.
• The County requires a Learning Management System to support legislated and
discretionary training requirements, as the no -cost solution is no longer functioning and
supporting this need.
RISKS & CHALLENGES ANTICIPATED IN 2024:
• Legislative Landscape - Amendments to key legislation requiring constant change to
policies, processes & staff training.
• Recruitment & Retention - Vacancies outpace qualified candidates available to fill them,
creating an extremely competitive labour market as well as changing candidate &
employee expectations.
LINKS TO COUNCIL'S STRATEGIC PLAN:
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• Health Human Resources Recruitment & Retention initiatives (Serving Elgin, Investing in
Elgin).
• Corporate culture improvement initiatives, leadership training & development, HR policy
development, digital performance appraisal tool creation, benefit plan consultant RFP
leadership, implement new Learning Management System (Serving Elgin, Investing in Elgin).
CONTACT INFORMATION:
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Homes and Seniors Services includes the provision of 24/7 person -centred care and services
across the County of Elgin's three Long -Term Care Homes — Bobier Villa in Dutton, Elgin Manor
in Southwold, and Terrace Lodge in Aylmer. Homes and Seniors Services also includes support
to community residents through the provision of Meals on Wheels, Diners Club, Adult Day
Program/Stroke Program, and overnight respite stays.
Homes and Seniors Services delivers mandatory programs and services to 247 residents,
which align with legislation and the Resident's Bill of Rights through provincial and municipal
funding. The Homes are in good standing with the Ministry of Long -Term Care as they work
diligently to ensure compliance with applicable legislation, regulations and inspection
guidelines.
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The Fixing Long -Term Care Act, 2021 requires every Southern municipality that is an upper or
single -tier municipality to establish and maintain a municipal home, either singly or jointly with
other municipalities, with a qualified onsite administrator.
• Provision of care and services through the implementation of Best Practice Guidelines
(BPGs) to support high -quality care and services. Achieved Registered Nurses Association
of Ontario (RNAO) Best Practice Spotlight Organization Designation (BPSO) in June 2022
and continue to implement BPGs annually.
• Implementation of annual Quality Improvement Plan to align with sector specific
performance indicators and provincial benchmarks.
• Building and leveraging partnerships and working to find efficiencies.
• Preparing for Phase Two (2) Occupancy of the Terrace Lodge Redevelopment Project.
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The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(6,044,580)
(6,802,594)
(758,014)
Expense
6,447,469
7,200,828
753,359
Net Operating
402,889
398,234
(4,655)
Capital WIP
31,664
117,478
85,814
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(3,184)
(100,045)
(96,861)
Expense
484,015
497,038
13,023
Net Operating
480,831
396,993
(83,838)
Capital WIP
422,653
397,798
(24,855)
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Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(9,095,884)
(10,246,798)
(1,150,914)
Expense
9,729,166
10,963,345
1,234,179
Net Operating
633,282
716,547
(83,265)
Capital WIP
111,193
183,077
71,884
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(43,297)
(165,160)
(121,863)
Expense
709,830
749,262
39,432
Net Operating
666,533
584,102
(82,431)
Capital WIP
522,658
771,997
249,339
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(9,955,318)
(11,274,324)
(1,319,006)
Expense
10,781,911
12,163,576
1,381,665
Net Operating
826,593
889,252
62,659
Capital WIP
55,770
55,770
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(5,087)
(172,019)
(166,932)
Expense
555,141
653,374
98,233
Net Operating
550,054
481,355
(68,699)
Capital WIP
386,700
403,830
17,130
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Paae 75 of 230
• Budget reflects staffing enhancements previously approved by Council in 2022.
• Capital equipment replacement: nursing, dietary, housekeeping, and laundry.
• Ongoing changes to legislative landscape.
• Funding variability.
• Ongoing health Human Resource challenges.
LINKS TO COUNCIL'S STRATEGIC PLAN:
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• Serving Elgin — implementation of legislative requirements, committee & working group
involvement and advocacy.
• Growing Elgin — enhancing quality of life through BPSO program and Quality Improvement
initiatives.
• Investing in Elgin — delivering mandated programs and services efficiently and effectively.
• Service Delivery Review — ongoing monitoring of provincial policy changes and advocacy
for increased funding to offset the municipal contribution towards Homes costs;
implementation of scheduling software.
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 36
Paae 76 of 230
The Information Technology Services Department (IT) is responsible for the stable,
reliable and, most importantly, the secure operation of the County's server and network
infrastructure. County IT currently has a shared services arrangement that supports two
of our local municipal partners; the Municipality of Central Elgin and the Municipality of
Bayham. The IT Department is managed within the Finance department and is supported
by a managed IT service Provider (MSP); Stronghold IT Services.
We seek out areas of improvement that contain options to ensure we remain in a continuous
improvement cycle that ensures we accommodate current and future needs. The ITS team
works closely with all departments to support the modernization of software and improve
processes using technology that also leverages continuous and secure service delivery. Our
MSP provides the "hands on" support for our everyday operations.
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Information Technology is a critical infrastructure that requires co-ordination and monitoring
during transformation to ensure our services are delivered in a safe, effective, and efficient
way. Technology is an essential element that will enable the County to move forward to
modernize in a digital environment.
• Immediate needs reviewed to address constraints related to continuous service.
• Departmental reviews including a view to future and emergency needs.
• Inventory of new technology and software requirements with a focus on security.
• Refresh of internal replacement plan.
• Efficiencies and security reviewed related to renewing, reusing, and recycling of computer
equipment.
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Paae 77 of 230
The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(78,207)
(91,800)
(13,593)
Expense
1,919,271
1,952,593
33,322
Net Operating
1,841,064
1,860,793
19,729
Capital WIP
496,633
394,366
(102,267)
• Decrease due to Server Replacement funds raised in 2023 not ongoing into 2024.
RISKS & CHALLENGES ANTICIPATED IN 2024:
• Leading digital transformation across Elgin County and prioritizing IT enhancements.
• Cyber security.
• Modernization using cloud based solutions.
LINKS TO COUNCIL'S STRATEGIC PLAN:
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• Leading and supporting the digital transformation of services with all departments -
Service Delivery Review / Serving Elgin Council's Strategic Plan 2020-2022.
• Supporting modernized service delivery (Service Delivery Review).
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ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 38
Paae 78 of 230
The Planning Department processes severance consents, operates the Land Division
Committee, processes plans of subdivisions and plans of condominiums, makes
recommendations on local official plan amendments and undertakes strategic projects like
the County Official Plan.
Planning Services ensures that the County grows in a way that most effectively takes
advantage of available infrastructure. It maximizes the opportunity for growth and economic
development that helps to financially sustain available Municipal and County infrastructure
over the long term.
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The Planning Act established the responsibility for Municipalities to make local planning
decisions that will determine the future of their community, prepare planning documents such
as an official plan and zoning by-laws, and ensure planning decisions and planning documents
are consistent with the Provincial Policy Statement (PPS) and do conform or do not conflict
with Provincial plans.
• Development of new Official Plan.
• Modernized consent application and approval process.
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Paae 79 of 230
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The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets Q's indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(125,000)
(125,000)
0
Expense
152,584
160,364
7,780
Net Operating
27,584
35,364
7,780
Capital WIP
5,600
0
(5,600)
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2023
Budget
2024
Proposed Budget
Budget Change
2023 to 2024
Revenue
(25,000)
(25,000)
0
Expense
309,729
405,494
95,765
Net Operating
284,729
380,494
95,765
Capital WIP
0
0
0
• Budget reflects a maintained level of investment year over year.
• Placeholder for wage, benefit, and step increases.
RISKS & CHALLENGES ANTICIPATED IN 2024s
• Planning and Development costs are largely driven by human service delivery rather than
materials. Where consultants are utilized, there is an expected inflationary increase of 6%.
• At this time, there is no proposal to increase planning fees to increase revenues and off-
set inflationary pressures, to support investment and development in our community.
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The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• Planning Act
• Provincial Policy Statement 2020
• Official Plan
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Paae 81 of 230
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The Provincial Offences Administration (POA) office is responsible for administering the
County's court services, including setting trial dates and collecting fines laid under the
Provincial Offences Act (POA). This department employs five (5) full-time staff members to
provide these services.
POA staff administer all provincial offences and prosecution services regarding Part I and Part
11 Provincial Offences Act charges. These charges include tickets issued pursuant to the
Highway Traffic Act, Liquor Licence Act, parking tickets and similar provincial statutes. Staff
manage all court documents and proceedings, including data entry, scheduling, payments,
enforcements, in -court proceedings, and customer service to all stakeholders and must
remain impartial to all parties.
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The County is defined as the Municipal Partner by the Ministry of the Attorney General for the
purposes of the administration of the Provincial Offences Act.
• New Provincial Offences Administration Building opened in 2018.
• COVID-19 - transition to virtual trials and new ways of administering court/ticket
payments.
• Transition to Part III Trials.
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The following section provides an overview of the budgets for this service area. Please note
that numbers in brackets ()'s indicate budget savings due to increased revenue or lower
expenses.
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2024
Proposed Budget
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2023 to 2024
Revenue
(2,164,932)
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2,118,161
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EXPLANATION FOR BUDGET CHANGE:
• Placeholder for wage, benefit, and step increases.
• Navigating virtual trials.
• Keeping up with demand for services.
The service directly supports the following components of the Strategic Plan and/or other
corporate plans including:
• Service Delivery Review speaks to Shared Services (POA is a shared service).
• Council's Strategic Plan Serving Elgin.
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A,m M1 MIT "I
The process of gradually writing off the initial cost of an asset.
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Property owned by the County, regarded as having value.
A property's value as determined by the Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation (MPAC).
Capital Assets
Property, facilities/structures, and equipment (i.e. land, buildings, and machinery).
The annual plan for the purchase and financing of Capital Assets.
Capital Fund
The portion of a capital project that has been paid for by borrowing money, either
through a loan or drawing from the County's own reserve funds.
Financial Forecasting
An estimate of future financial outcomes for the County generally based on
historical performance and data.
Includes a wide range of assets such as: roads, bridges, corporate facilities,
among others.
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Represents the total amount of funds an upper -tier government may collect on
a tax rate.
A value used by lenders, buyers and sellers to estimate the appropriate selling
price of a property given current market conditions.
The value where half of the homes are assessed higher, and half are assessed
lower.
Operating Budget
Revenue and expenses that support the day-to-day operations of Elgin
County's services.
Funds set aside for future expenditures.
Taxation is the amount of revenue raised as tax.
View the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation's (MPAC) Understanding
your Assessment video to understand the relationship between property
values and the effect of increased rates: https://youtu.be/nrWry5i3TBU.
Tax ratios distribute tax burden between classes relative to the residential class
tax ratio which is equal to "one (1)".
A project that has yet to be completed.
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0.783304%
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0.157400%
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0.171087%
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22.023806%
22.858996%
3.79%
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 106
Page 146 of 230
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0.409400
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1.637600
1.637600
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2.225100
2.225100
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0.556300
0.556300
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0.556300
0.556300
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2.225100
2.225100
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2.831800
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1.144600
1.144600
Farm
0.230000
0.230000
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0.250000
0.250000
Landfill
33.402646
33.402646
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 107
Page 147 of 230
$1.3M of growth from Commercial Class be set aside for possible reassessment and $647K of
the Commercial Class growth plus all growth from other classes based on 2023 assessment
increases be set aside in the Growth Reserve as per the prior year. $647K of new assessment
on Commercial Class flows into use in 2024.
Il[iact dc)es this iinriimaiin fdr, residerrtial,
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2 39, 0 0 0 $239,000
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Median Assessed $100,000 2024 proposed
Home Value in property tax
Elgin County* increase over 2023
*Median Assessed Home Value as provided by MPAC's Municipal Connect (Assessment data based on 2016 values)
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 104
P-aae 148 of
$1.3M of growth from Commercial Class be set aside for possible reassessment plus all growth
from other classes based on 2023 assessment increases be set aside in the Growth Reserve
as per the prior year. $1.3M of new assessment on Commercial Class flows into use in 2024.
IIIhat does wlllhiis iiirrim iiin far iiiires iiii deiiryiiiiia1. Illl iii� lull � iiir iiiii
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$239,000 $239,000 - ��'15.82
= 2.39 x $6.62 - $15.82
Median Assessed $100,000 2024 proposed
Home Value in property tax
Elgin County* increase over 2023
*Median Assessed Home Value as provided by MPAC's Municipal Connect (Assessment data based on 2016 values)
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 107
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Appendix C
Survey Responses
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Community and Cultural Services (Libraries, Archives, and
Museum)
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Budget is overblown
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Keep increases below 3%. Historically ELGIN County budget has increased excessively over inflation. The members of
Elgin County Council should be elected NOT appointed.
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Emergency Management
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There needs to be bigger increases into land ambulance service. An aging population, lack of community resources (MH
professionals, family doctors) and just the thought of "getting in faster" is straining the local system and potentially delaying
life saving treatment due to lack of availability. Bayham needs another 12hr night shift and then the city needs 2 more 12hr
night trucks. With all the new infrastructures coming to Elgin county, the population will boom and it's better to be proactive,
then reactive. St Thomas Police and Fire are proactive with the new VW plant, what's Elgin -St Thomas EMS doing???
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Homes and Seniors Services
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Keep increases at or below inflation
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Planning and Land Division Committee
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Prioritize bicycle infrastructure into road planning. For the love of god; a round about at 52 & 73 and 45 & 73. Two
if the most dangerous interactions in elgin county yet continually over looked while less warranted areas (st.thomas/central
elgin) are prioritized. Encourage tree planting and road beautification along county roads (incentivizing).
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Human Resources: think about implementing a staff /municipal councillors event. Elgin has 7 municipalities under the
county yet no formalities with county staff or municipalities. Instead of being a foreign entity, the county should be more
engaged with municipalities and their elected officials. Tourism: offer grants/incentives for beautification (ie murals,
landscaping, pedestrian infrastructure such as benches and pavilions ect). These add value to our communities while
improving tourism initiatives.
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Compassionate hospice care is desperately needed in Elgin County; I believe the budget should include it!
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I wholeheartedly believe that the Hospice of Elgin is a once in a lifetime project that needs Elgin County's financial support!
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I have recently lost a family member and would have benefited from Hospice. I am not sure where Hospice fits in the budget
but as a community we must support this project.
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I would personally very much like to see the Hospice Project supported.
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I am a volunteer on the Hospice of Elgin project AND a resident of Central Elgin. Please support this critical project.
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Hospice is an investment into the health and wellbeing of our community - your taxpayers. We deserve the best healthcare at
all stages of life including at the end -of -life. Please support Hospice as it will support generations of Elgin County families.
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I grew up in Oxford County and have witnessed first-hand the benefits of a hospice in this County. The type of care is critical
to a community. I believe that Elgin County should support this project financially - it is the right thing to do.
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Both the Hospice of Elgin and STEGH's MRI campaign should be funded by Elgin County. This is convention. We might not
like how the game is played, but this is the reality. St. Thomas has already agreed, and for the Great Expansion, so did Elgin
County. If no funding is made by the County of Elgin, a comprehensive advocacy campaign to better fund healthcare should
be led by the County to have the provincial government change the rules. Elgin County, in short, must do one or the other.
And quite honestly, it should get its fundraising skin in the game as that's in the best interests of our citizens. Any suggestion
that municipal governments don't have a role in funding healthcare is incorrect. It does and has and must again.
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I wholeheartedly believe that the Hospice of Elgin is a vital necessity and a once -in -a -lifetime project that needs Elgin
County's financial support! In the long run, this would relieve some stress from the County's Long Term Care burden.
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The new hospice fills an important need in the County . Our fellow citizens should have an alternative home in which to die .
The hospital does not accommodate the dying with this need and it is left for the family members and caregivers to provide
proper and appropriate end of life care . This is a service is provided in our neighboring counties . Support from our Council
will supplement other donations and show real tangible support to the project and as an advocate for great health care in
Elgin County . Thank you for allowing this opportunity to receive public opinion .
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Compassionate hospice care is desperately needed in Elgin County; I believe the budget should include it!
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Our community has spoken with their personal gifts; I believe our local Municipality should also be a financial partner in this
project
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The Hospice will fill an essential need in Elgin county- a community service that is desperately needed and should have the
full financial backing of the council members. Some of you will need this service in the next few years. It is not a luxury
request but an essential one for our entire county.
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The Elgin Hospice is absolutely critical to the residents of Elgin County. It will work with our long term care homes, our
hospital and other health care facilities to lower costs while providing a service that is available in every County in our region
except Elgin. The Residents of the County have been very clear that they want a Hospice in our community. The City of St
Thomas has provided land worth approximately $600,000 and have committed to a further contribution of $600,000 over the
next 5 years. The tax increases we face locally, provincially and nationally need to cover inflationary costs plus they need to
invest in our future. Elgin has a population with more seniors than most areas. The quality of care for a respectful end of life
treatment is a must have for Elgin County. If the County were to pledge approximately 1 million dollars over 5 years they
would be investing in our people and our future. Every other County has a Hospice. By spreading the payments over 5
years, they would show their support and still have a minimal impact on our tax rates. The people of Elgin are saying why
are we the only County without this much needed and life changing facility.?Please look ahead and support this critical piece
of our health care and our commitment to Elgin being a wonderful community to live in! Thank -you
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I believe a hospice is very much needed in our community and as we are one of the only communities that does not have
one, I wish it was a priority in this budget. This would alleviate/save health care dollars and assist with our hospital budget
concerns as well. Win win
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Funding should be reconsidered for the Hospice and MRI. Perhaps an exit and sale of the 3 county homes assets could
provide ample monies for the above projects and tax relief
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Hospice of Elgin is important to me and my community and I believe Elgin County Council should support it financially! I
wholeheartedly believe that the Hospice of Elgin is a once in a lifetime project that needs Elgin County's financial support!
Our community has spoken with their personal gifts; I believe our local Municipality should also be a financial partner in this
project! Compassionate hospice care is desperately needed in Elgin County; I believe the budget should include it!
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I wholeheartedly believe that Hospice of Elgin is a project that needs Elgin County's financial support. Many Elgin County
residents and businesses have already given to this worthwhile project and our County leaders should follow suit. Each of
us will die someday, and right now many have to leave our community to die in London, Woodstock, Sarnia, or elsewhere.
We can do better than that. The County should support its residents right until the end -of -life, and this means helping to
provide a place for individuals to go when they die. Not only will Hospice provide outstanding care to those who are dying, it
will care for their families by way of grief and bereavement counseling as well. And this is all free of charge. Hospice will be
supporting families in Elgin County, and I strongly believe that Elgin County should be supporting Hospice.
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I wholeheartedly believe that the Hospice of Elgin is a once in a lifetime project that needs Elgin County's financial support!
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Hospice of Elgin is the most urgent project for the long-term welfare of the residents of Elgin County.
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Our community has spoken with their personal gifts; I believe our local Municipality should also be a financial partner in this
project! Compassionate hospice care is desperately needed in Elgin County; I believe the budget should include it!
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Hospice of Elgin is an important service and facility for the County. The hospice will enable cost savings at local hospitals
and residential nursing homes, plus provide loved ones an improved end of life care. The hospice of Elgin has been active in
the community securing valuable contributions and donations. The Committee has brought forward a facility the entire
community will be proud to showcase, enhancing our end of care life. This will be one of the most significant projects our
community will all be touched by. It requires Elgin County's financial support.
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Dutton is facing Waste Water Treatment challenges so I am glad the that the County is only looking at their needs and core
services to help keep taxes low. Don't invest in MRI and Hospice because taxes aren't raised for fundraising campaigns.
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Hospice of Elgin planning is underway and is a needed program that our community desperately need. It needs to be
supported financially in the upcoming budget. This is a priority to me as well as our community and needs to be included in
the budget!
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The asks of the MRI (1/3rd of need) and Hospice (1/10th of need) appear to be unequal asks based on what seems to be
their online expected capital needs. What justifies supporting the % of asks as presented as it won't be fair? Both groups
need to come up with a sustainable plan which doesn't include continually expecting local municipalities to supplement the
Province's area of responsibility. Fundraising shouldn't be supplemented by taxpayers. Maybe an LHSC type lottery that they
can both benefit from in a joint effort to support their capital needs now and into the future might help their causes.
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The people of Elgin require a hospice. Many of us have struggled to provide adequate and compassionate care for our loved
ones as a terminal illness progresses. Very few families have the resources or expertise needed in this situation and we all
recognize the stress our hospitals are already under. And frankly, a hospital is a terrible place to die.
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Conversation and discussion around the need to a local hospice has been significant - and now we have the real potential
one in our sights. This would be new (and no-charge/fee service) to the citizens of Elgin. Why is the County not participating
in this essential project (when the City of St. Thomas has)? The Elgin way is to be caring and compassionate. How can we
not partner on this? I have seen the number of people who will benefit annually - both in the facility itself, and through all the
outreach support services. Can we not get on -board and support this impactful initiative? I hear the community has really
been behind this - and 'no' we can't leave this the provincial government or claim it's their duty or responsibility. Our
healthcare system is in crisis as it is. People are dying in places they shouldn't nor want to be. Let's please bring dignity back
to Elgin!
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Our community has spoken with their personal gifts; I believe our local Municipality should also be a financial partner in this
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I wholeheartedly believe that the Hospice of Elgin is a once in a lifetime project that needs Elgin County's financial support!
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Hospice in Elgin country is a priority please!
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Appendix D
COUNTY OF ELGIN
By -Law No. 24-07
"BEING A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADOPTION OF THE 2024 BUDGET OF
THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF ELGIN AND TO ESTABLISH THE 2024
TAX RATIOS, AND 2024 TAX RATES FOR THE SAID THE CORPORATION OF THE
COUNTY OF ELGIN AND ITS CONSTITUENT LOWER TIER MUNICIPALITIES"
WHEREAS, for purposes of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as amended,
(hereinafter "Act"), the Corporation of the County of Elgin is an upper -tier municipality; and,
WHEREAS Section 289 of the Act provides that the Council of each upper -tier municipality
shall in each year prepare and adopt a budget including estimates of all sums required
during the year for the purposes of the upper -tier municipality; and,
WHEREAS Section 308(5) of the Act provides that the Council of an upper -tier municipality
shall in each year establish tax ratios for that year for the upper -tier municipality and its
lower -tier municipalities; and,
WHEREAS Section 308(7) of the Act provides that the Council of each upper -tier
municipality shall in each year establish, for each property class, a single tax ratio for the
upper -tier municipality and its lower -tier municipalities; and,
WHEREAS Section 308(15) through Section 308(18) of the Act provides that the Council of
each municipality may in each year opt to have certain optional property classes apply
within the County; and,
WHEREAS Section 308.1(5) of the Act provides that an upper -tier municipality that intends
to apply a tax ratio of less than 0.25 to the farm property class for a tax year shall pass a by
law in the year to establish the tax ratio for that year for the farm property class.
WHEREAS Section 22 of Regulation 282/98 made under the Assessment Act, R.S.O.
1990, c. A.31, as amended, has given municipalities the option to reduce the property tax
rate on qualifying value-added activities that occur on farms as part of the farming
business to 75 per cent lower than the industrial or commercial tax rates that would
otherwise apply; and,
WHEREAS the local municipally owned landfill sites in the Municipalities of Dutton Dunwich
and West Elgin did not previously pay property tax in respect of those properties to the
Corporation of the County of Elgin, as their associated upper -tier municipality until an
amendment to the taxation regulations created such an obligation, and, further thereto, the
Corporation of the County of Elgin finds that the landfill tax ratio, when applied, unfairly
penalizes the said local municipalities; and,
WHEREAS, notwithstanding that set forth immediately above, it is necessary to apply the
revenue neutral landfill ratio/tax rate; and,
WHEREAS Section 107 (1) of the Act provides that Council may make grants to any person,
group or body Council deems in the interest of the municipality.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Municipal Council ("Council") of the Corporation of the County of
Elgin enacts as follows:
THAT the large industrial class remain as an optional property class.
2. THAT the optional 75% reduction in the Small -Scale On -Farm Business Sub -
Class tax ratio be maintained for the first subclass for the commercial and industrial
property classes to a total of $50,000 per subclass.
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3. THAT The Corporation of the Municipality of Dutton Dunwich and The Corporation
of the Municipality of West Elgin each receive a grant in an amount that is equal to
the full portion of the County property taxes on the landfill portion of the assessment
of property that these municipalities use for the disposal of waste collected from
local residents.
4. THAT the 2024 tax ratios for the Corporation of the County of Elgin as set out on
Schedule "A attached hereto be approved and adopted by Council.
5. THAT the 2024 tax rates for the assessment in each property class for the
Corporation of the County of Elgin as set out in Schedule "B" attached hereto be
approved and adopted by Council.
6. THAT the 2024 budget for the Corporation of the County of Elgin as set out on
Schedule "C" attached hereto, incorporating estimates for revenue and
expenditures, be approved and adopted by Council.
7. THAT the 2024 ten-year capital plan for the Corporation of the County of Elgin as
set out in Schedule "D" attached hereto be approved and adopted by Council.
8. THAT, for purposes of clarity, all Schedules hereto form part of this By -Law.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 27T" DAY OF
FEBRUARY 2024.
Blaine Parkin, Ed Ketchabaw,
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk. Warden.
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Residential
1.000000
1.000000
Farmland Awaiting Dev.
0.500000
0.500000
New Multi -Residential
1.000000
1.000000
Multi -Residential
1.999900
1.999900
Commercial - Occupied
1.637600
1.637600
Commercial - Small Value Added Farm (1st 50K)
0.409400
0.409400
Commercial - Small Value Added Farm (2nd 50K)
0.409400
0.409400
Commercial - Vacant Land
1.637600
1.637600
Industrial - Occupied
2.225100
2.225100
Industrial - Small Value Added Farm (2nd 50K)
0.556300
0.556300
Industrial - Small Value Added Farm (1st 50K)
0.556300
0.556300
Industrial - Vacant Land
2.225100
2.225100
Large Industrial - Occupied
2.831800
2.831800
Large Industrial - Vacant
2.831800
2.831800
Pipelines
1.144600
1.144600
Farm
0.230000
0.230000
Managed Forests
0.250000
0.250000
Landfill
33.402646
33.402646
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 107
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Residential
lima,
0.659343%
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0.684347%
3.79%
Farmland Awaiting Dev.
0.329672%
0.342174%
3.79%
New Multi -Residential
0.659343%
0.684347%
3.79%
Multi -Residential
1.318620%
1.368626%
3.79%
Commercial - Occupied
1.079740%
1.120686%
3.79%
Commercial - Small Value Added Farm (1st 50K)
0.269935%
0.280172%
3.79%
Commercial - Small Value Added Farm (2nd 50K)
0.269935%
0.280172%
3.79%
Commercial - Vacant Land
1.079740%
1.120686%
3.79%
Industrial - Occupied
1.467104%
1.522742%
3.79%
Industrial - Small Value Added Farm (2nd 50K)
0.366793%
0.380686%
3.79%
Industrial - Small Value Added Farm (1st 50K)
0.366793%
0.380686%
3.79%
Industrial - Vacant Land
1.467104%
1.522742%
3.79%
Large Industrial - Occupied
1.867128%
1.937934%
3.79%
Large Industrial - Vacant
1.867128%
1.937934%
3.79%
Pipelines
0.754684%
0.783304%
3.79%
Farm
0.151649%
0.157400%
3.79%
Managed Forests
0.164836%
0.171087%
3.79%
Landfill
22.023806%
22.858996%
3.79%
HGIN COUNTY PROPOSED BUDGET
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Ja nua ry 30, 2024
Ed Ketchabaw, Warden
County of Elgin
Via Email: -. —tc_h a b , °fir.. ..e.lg.!.. ?..:_ ..
Dear Warden Ketchabaw and members of the Budget Committee,
Asyou may know, the Village of Port Stanley will celebrate its 200th anniversary in 2024. While the
Village was founded before 1824, it has been recorded that Edward Stanley, for whom it was named,
visited Colonel Thomas Talbot (founder of the Talbot settlement) at his home in that year. It is believed
that the Village was renamed while the man it honoured was here in the country.
Stanley was later Prime Minister of Great Britain, serving three separate terms. His son, Frederick, was
named Governor-General of Canada (1888-1893) and presented the Stanley Cup, beginning in 1892,
originally to the best amateur hockey club in Canada.
The Port Stanley 200 Committee is Co -Chaired by Central Elgin Councillor Michelle Graham and myself.
We are preparing a growing calendar of celebratory events throughout the year that will bring tourism,
interest, and investment to Central Elgin and the County of Elgin more broadly.
From recognizing our proud Indigenous history and culture to celebrating our nation's birthday with a
special presentation of fireworks, these events will foster new connections while reflecting on how far
we have come. Tourists, neighbours, and residents old and new will come together over the course of
the year in shared appreciation of our wonderful community.
At this time, we are respectfully requesting consideration from Elgin County for a donation of $15,000,
which would secure recognition as a lead sponsor. This would include the use of the Elgin County
brand/logo in promotional materials in demonstration to the community of the support from one of our
most esteemed partners.
Our County is a team of municipalities whose success is derived from supporting and recognizing the
distinct characteristics of each region. Given our mutual goal of showcasing this beautiful region and
growing our local economies through tourism, this anniversary marks an historic opportunity to invite
more visitorsto Elgin and demonstrate all that we have to offer.
My sincere thanks for your consideration of this request and I look forward to your response.
Andrew Sloan
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Box 608, Little Current, Ontario, POP 1K0
705-368-3500
Please find below a motion of support for the recent motion shared by Renfrew County. We would also
like to bring to everyone's attention a motion that we recently passed and forwarded on.
This is an issue that seems to be affecting many small communities and in these tight economic times an
important factor to keeping residents in their homes and our water systems safe.
Resolution No. 38-02-2024
Moved by: D. Orr
Seconded by: L. Cook
RESOLVED THAT the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands
supports the resolution put forth by the County of Renfrew to advocate to the provincial and federal
levels of government to make them aware that rural and small urban water and wastewater systems are
financially unsustainable; and advocate to the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO), the Rural
Ontario Municipalities Association (ROMA) and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) to
examine of the unaffordability of water and wastewater system operational costs is systemic
provincially and nationally.
Carried
Resolution No. 29-02-2024
Moved by: D. Orr
Seconded by: M. Erskine
where they do not have sufficient financial resources to meet the ongoing demands of everyday living.
This has created a situation where residents who are struggling to pay their daily expenses lack the
financial resources to maintain the critical infrastructure required to sustain the water and wastewater
systems that service their homes. It is critically important that the other levels of government recognize
this fact and provide funding assistance that can be accessed based on operational and financial need.
Whereas the current housing accelerator fund provides financial support for small communities and
water and distribution systems are considered eligible under the program guidelines,
And whereas one of the primary criteria for this funding is the ability to prove that the funds will
accelerate the development of housing stock on the water or distribution system,
And whereas many smaller communities are not experiencing the level of growth necessary to meet the
requirements of the program for growth in housing stock,
And whereas the water and wastewater systems in those communities represents a higher cost to
operate per capita than the systems in larger built-up areas,
And whereas the cost of maintaining those systems on a user -pay basis is creating undo financial
hardship for the limited number of residents on those systems
Therefor be it resolved that the Council for the Town of Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands
requests that the Province of Ontario implement a funding stream for water and wastewater systems
that primarily utilizes operational and financial need as a criteria.
And furthermore that a copy of this motion be forwarded to Premier Ford, the Ministry of Housing, the
Ministry of the Environment and Michael Mantha, MPP
Carried
Page 213 of 230
TOWNSHIP OF McMURRICH / MONTEITH
District of Parry Sound
RO.Box 70 31MIlianlStreet
SPI'Llcedale,Ontario P0AINT
Phomit, 70,5-683-7901 Fax 705-685-7393
w w N%,, mcmu rridinion teftl ixoni E-Mail: derl", (d"I 11C 11111 I -rich moll t0i th.com
February 16, 2024
The Honourable Doug Ford
Premier of Ontario
premLier@ontario.ca
Re: support of resolution from Township of Conmee
Please be advised that the Council of the Township of McMurrich/Monteith, at its meeting on
February fats l, 2024, pass the following motion, supporting the resolution from Township of
Conmee relating to requested changes to the Municipal Act and Municipal Elections Act.
Resolution #2024-56
Moved by: Daniel O'Halloran
Seconded by: Wesley Dyson
Be It Resolved that Council supports Resolution 2023-0247 from Township of Conmee relating
to lobbying the Provincial Government to amend the Municipal Act & Municipal Elections Act,
as may be, so that people with a criminal record who have not had their record pardoned from
RCMP Data Base by order of the Governor General of Canada, be prohibited from becoming a
candidate in Municipal Elections or holding office in Municipal Council. Carried
If you have any questions regarding the above resolution, please do not hesitate to contact me
by phone or email at clerk@ mcmu rrichmonteith.com
Yours truly,
Cheryl Marshall
Clerk -Treasurer
CC. Attorney General — Doug Downey
Solicitor General —Michael Kerzner
Minister of Municipal Affairs — Paul Calandra
MPP — Graydon Smith
Association of Municipalities of Ontario
Rural Ontario Municipal Association
All Ontario Municipalities
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Conmee
TOWNSHIP
19 Holland Rd W. RR.111
Kakabeka Falls, ON POT IWO
WTI WWCOMI)MC01))
On December 191" 2023, Council passed the following resolution at its regular ineeting:
RESOLu'r[ON 2023-0247
Moved by Councillor Arnold
Seconded by Councillor Halvorsen
WHEREAS duly elected Officials of a Municipality, or aTownship are expected to be above
reproach and to conduct themselves with integrity, truth, justice, honesty, transparency
and courtesy.
AND WHEREAS there are people of dubious character who have a Criminal Record, having
been convicted of a Federal Offence of any of the Federal Statutes of Canada, but not limited
to the Criminal Code or Narcotic Control Act, who are currently on Council of a Municipality
or have let their name stand for election for Mayor, Reeve or Councillor as a municipal
candidate.
NOT WITHSTANDING the provisions of the Ontario Human Rights Code
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Township of Conmee lobby the Provincial
Government to amend The Municipal Act and Municipal Elections Act, as may be, so that
people with a criminal record who have not had their record pardoned from the RCMP Data
Base by order of the Governor General of Canada, be prohibited from becoming a candidate
in Municipal elections or holding office in municipal council
AND THATan elected local government official be disqualified from office upon conviction
of a criminal offense and must resign
AND THAT Council of the Township of Conmee direct the Clerk to send a copy of this
resolution to the Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Attorney General Doug Downey, Solicitor
General Michael Kerzner, Minister of Municipal Affairs Paul Calandra, MPP Kevin Holland,
MPP and Leader of the Official Opposition Mai -it Stiles, MPP and Critic of the Attorney
Genera] Kristyn Wong -Tam, MPP and Critic of Solicitor General John Vanthof, MPP and
Critic Of Municipal Affairs Jeff Burch, Association Of Municipalities of Ontario, Rural Ontario
Page 215 of 230
Conmee
TOWNSHIP
19 I.-Iolland Rd W. RR.41
Kakabeka Falls, ON POT 1WO
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MUnicipal Association, Northern Ontario Municipal Association, ThUnder Bay District
Municipal League, and all Ontario municipalities
CARRIED
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February 20, 2024
Warden Ed Ketchabaw and Members of County Council
450 Sunset Drive
St. Thomas, ON
N5R 5V1
Dear Warden Ketchabaw and Members of County Council:
Attached you will find the 2023 Annual Report summarizing the successes of the Elgin Clean Water Program
over the past year. Thank you for your continued support of the program.
A few highlights:
• 28 projects completed
• $67,654 in ECWP funding provided to projects
• $306,535 in total project costs
• $195,937 in matching funding
• $42,943 in landowner contributions
The Elgin Clean Water Program directly supports Elgin County landowners in improving water quality and
wildlife habitat conditions on their properties — 318 projects have been completed and $861,559 in grants
awarded since the program's inception in 2012.
If you have any questions about the annual report or the Elgin Clean Water Program, please do not hesitate
to contact me at betsy@kettlecreekconservation.on.ca or 519-631-1270 x229.
Sincerely,
Betsy McClure
Program Coordinator
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PROGRAM BACKGROUND
The Elgin Clean Water Program (ECWP) was initiated in 2012 as a collaboration between the four
conservation authorities (CAs) within Elgin County: Catfish Creek CA, Kettle Creek CA, Long Point Region CA
and Lower Thames Valley CA. The ECWP provides the necessary technical expertise and financial incentives
for landowners that are interested in implementing environmental projects.
A Review Committee oversees the program and reviews and approves projects. The Review Committee is
comprised of representatives from Elgin County, the Elgin Soil and Crop Improvement Association, the Elgin
Federation of Agriculture and an Elgin County landowner.
The following project categories are funded by the Elgin Clean Water Program:
• Well Management 0 Wetland/Riparian Protection/Restoration
• Erosion Control Structures 0 Livestock Management
• Clean Water Diversion 0 Other Projects
In addition, a Cover Crop Incentive Program was established in 2017 which provides an incentive for farmers
to plant cover crops on their farm in an effort to provide erosion control on agricultural fields over the winter
months.
PROGRAM SUCCESS
To date, 318 projects have been completed across Elgin County since the program began in 2012. Total
project costs have exceeded $3,676,000. The ECWP has contributed $861,559 in grants to landowners to
undertake projects. CA staff have assisted landowners in leveraging the ECWP funding to obtain $1,729,472
in matching funds and landowners have contributed $1,085,225 of their own funds, labour and equipment.
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2023 PROGRAM U m R
In 2023, 28 projects were completed,
totalling $67,654.39 in ECWP grants.
The breakdown of completed projects
was as follows:
• 3 Erosion Control
• 2 Wellhead Protection
• 10 Wetland Creation
• 4 Other (Tallgrass Prairie/Tree
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• 1 Livestock Management
• 8 Cover Crop
PROGRAM PROMOTION
With support from the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, KCCA
undertook a project to raise awareness and
increase adoption of Best Management
Practices (BMPs) that reduce losses of
sediment and nutrients from farmland.
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In August, a bus tour was held showcasing a
variety of projects such as wetland creation,
erosion control, field buffers etc. that were
implemented with support from the Elgin
Clean Water Program. The tour helped to
show how farmers can incorporate BMPs
within existing production practices and
highlighted the funding and technical
expertise available for implementation.
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A series of 4 information sheets
focusing on the Elgin Clean
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creation, erosion control and
tallgrass prairie establishment
were mailed directly to 1,733
farms across Elgin County.
In addition, advertisements
promoting the program were
placed in local newspapers.
Page 221 of 230
PROJECT II IGHLEIGHT
A heavy rainfall event overwhelmed an undersized culvert and caused significant gulley erosion adjacent to
a tributary of the Big Otter Creek. A berm and rock chute was installed that would be able to handle peak
flows and included an overflow spillway to help convey larger events.
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The well's cement ring was retaining groundwater. The well was upgraded by a licensed contractor including
the installation of a pitless adapter, extension of the casing and installation of a proper wellhead cap.
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A wetland was constructed on an area of the farm that was seasonally wet and runoff from the agricultural
field was causing erosion to the adjacent watercourse. After construction, 500 native tree seedlings were
planted surrounding the wetland.
2023 PROGRAM SPONSORS
Thank you to Elgin County and the Green Lane Community Trust Fund for funding the Elgin Clean Water
Program.
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"ECWP funding was essential to getting my project completed."
• "The Elgin Clean Water Program helped to fund the creation of two ponds on low-lying areas of our
farmland. These areas were often too wet during planting season to be useful for agriculture.
Constructing wetlands in those areas was the best use of that land."
• "The Conservation Authority helped with everything. They planned the project with Ducks Unlimited,
arranged all the funding, and provided a contractor but also ensured I was included every step of the
way. Any questions I had were answered and my family had input into the final plan."
"Don't wait! The sooner you start; the sooner you will see benefits."
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COUNTY OF ELGIN
By -Law No. 24-07
"BEING A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADOPTION OF THE 2024 BUDGET OF
THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF ELGIN AND TO ESTABLISH THE 2024
TAX RATIOS, AND 2024 TAX RATES FOR THE SAID THE CORPORATION OF THE
COUNTY OF ELGIN AND ITS CONSTITUENT LOWER TIER MUNICIPALITIES"
WHEREAS, for purposes of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as amended,
(hereinafter "Act'), the Corporation of the County of Elgin is an upper -tier municipality; and,
WHEREAS Section 289 of the Act provides that the Council of each upper -tier municipality
shall in each year prepare and adopt a budget including estimates of all sums required
during the year for the purposes of the upper -tier municipality; and,
WHEREAS Section 308(5) of the Act provides that the Council of an upper -tier municipality
shall in each year establish tax ratios for that year for the upper -tier municipality and its
lower -tier municipalities; and,
WHEREAS Section 308(7) of the Act provides that the Council of each upper -tier
municipality shall in each year establish, for each property class, a single tax ratio for the
upper -tier municipality and its lower -tier municipalities; and,
WHEREAS Section 308(15) through Section 308(18) of the Act provides that the Council of
each municipality may in each year opt to have certain optional property classes apply
within the County; and,
WHEREAS Section 308.1(5) of the Act provides that an upper -tier municipality that intends
to apply a tax ratio of less than 0.25 to the farm property class for a tax year shall pass a by
law in the year to establish the tax ratio for that year for the farm property class.
WHEREAS Section 22 of Regulation 282/98 made under the Assessment Act, R.S.O.
1990, c. A.31, as amended, has given municipalities the option to reduce the property tax
rate on qualifying value-added activities that occur on farms as part of the farming
business to 75 per cent lower than the industrial or commercial tax rates that would
otherwise apply; and,
WHEREAS the local municipally owned landfill sites in the Municipalities of Dutton Dunwich
and West Elgin did not previously pay property tax in respect of those properties to the
Corporation of the County of Elgin, as their associated upper -tier municipality until an
amendment to the taxation regulations created such an obligation, and, further thereto, the
Corporation of the County of Elgin finds that the landfill tax ratio, when applied, unfairly
penalizes the said local municipalities; and,
WHEREAS, notwithstanding that set forth immediately above, it is necessary to apply the
revenue neutral landfill ratio/tax rate; and,
WHEREAS Section 107 (1) of the Act provides that Council may make grants to any person,
group or body Council deems in the interest of the municipality.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Municipal Council ("Council") of the Corporation of the County of
Elgin enacts as follows:
THAT the large industrial class remain as an optional property class.
2. THAT the optional 75% reduction in the Small -Scale On -Farm Business Sub -
Class tax ratio be maintained for the first subclass for the commercial and industrial
property classes to a total of $50,000 per subclass.
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3. THAT The Corporation of the Municipality of Dutton Dunwich and The Corporation
of the Municipality of West Elgin each receive a grant in an amount that is equal to
the full portion of the County property taxes on the landfill portion of the assessment
of property that these municipalities use for the disposal of waste collected from
local residents.
4. THAT the 2024 tax ratios for the Corporation of the County of Elgin as set out on
Schedule "A attached hereto be approved and adopted by Council.
5. THAT the 2024 tax rates for the assessment in each property class for the
Corporation of the County of Elgin as set out in Schedule "B" attached hereto be
approved and adopted by Council.
6. THAT the 2024 budget for the Corporation of the County of Elgin as set out on
Schedule "C" attached hereto, incorporating estimates for revenue and
expenditures, be approved and adopted by Council.
7. THAT the 2024 ten-year capital plan for the Corporation of the County of Elgin as
set out in Schedule "D" attached hereto be approved and adopted by Council.
8. THAT, for purposes of clarity, all Schedules hereto form part of this By -Law.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 27T" DAY OF
FEBRUARY 2024.
Blaine Parkin, Ed Ketchabaw,
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk. Warden.
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Residential
1.000000
1.000000
Farmland Awaiting Dev.
0.500000
0.500000
New Multi -Residential
1.000000
1.000000
Multi -Residential
1.999900
1.999900
Commercial - Occupied
1.637600
1.637600
Commercial - Small Value Added Farm (1st 50K)
0.409400
0.409400
Commercial - Small Value Added Farm (2nd 50K)
0.409400
0.409400
Commercial - Vacant Land
1.637600
1.637600
Industrial - Occupied
2.225100
2.225100
Industrial - Small Value Added Farm (2nd 50K)
0.556300
0.556300
Industrial - Small Value Added Farm (1st 50K)
0.556300
0.556300
Industrial - Vacant Land
2.225100
2.225100
Large Industrial - Occupied
2.831800
2.831800
Large Industrial - Vacant
2.831800
2.831800
Pipelines
1.144600
1.144600
Farm
0.230000
0.230000
Managed Forests
0.250000
0.250000
Landfill
33.402646
33.402646
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 107
Page 226 of 230
Residential
lima,
0.659343%
im
0.684347%
3.79%
Farmland Awaiting Dev.
0.329672%
0.342174%
3.79%
New Multi -Residential
0.659343%
0.684347%
3.79%
Multi -Residential
1.318620%
1.368626%
3.79%
Commercial - Occupied
1.079740%
1.120686%
3.79%
Commercial - Small Value Added Farm (1st 50K)
0.269935%
0.280172%
3.79%
Commercial - Small Value Added Farm (2nd 50K)
0.269935%
0.280172%
3.79%
Commercial - Vacant Land
1.079740%
1.120686%
3.79%
Industrial - Occupied
1.467104%
1.522742%
3.79%
Industrial - Small Value Added Farm (2nd 50K)
0.366793%
0.380686%
3.79%
Industrial - Small Value Added Farm (1st 50K)
0.366793%
0.380686%
3.79%
Industrial - Vacant Land
1.467104%
1.522742%
3.79%
Large Industrial - Occupied
1.867128%
1.937934%
3.79%
Large Industrial - Vacant
1.867128%
1.937934%
3.79%
Pipelines
0.754684%
0.783304%
3.79%
Farm
0.151649%
0.157400%
3.79%
Managed Forests
0.164836%
0.171087%
3.79%
Landfill
22.023806%
22.858996%
3.79%
ELGIN COUNTY 2024 PROPOSED BUDGET 1 106
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COUNTY OF ELGIN
By -Law No. 24-08
"A BY-LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF
THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF ELGIN AT THE
FEBRUARY 27, 2024 MEETING"
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 5.1 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25, as
amended, the powers of a municipality shall be exercised by its Council;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 5.3 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25, as
amended, the powers of every Council shall be exercised by by-law;
AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient that the proceedings of the Municipal Council of
the Corporation of the County of Elgin at this meeting be confirmed and adopted by by-law
NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the County of Elgin
enacts as follows:
THAT the actions of the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the County of Elgin,
in respect of each recommendation contained in the reports and each motion and
resolution passed and other action taken by the Municipal Council of the Corporation
of the County of Elgin, at its meeting held on February 27, 2024 be hereby adopted
and confirmed as if all such proceedings were expressly embodied in this by-law.
2. THAT the Warden and appropriate officials of the Corporation of the County of Elgin
are hereby authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to the
actions of the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the County of Elgin referred to in
the preceding section hereof.
3. THAT the Warden and the Chief Administrative Officer, or alternate, are authorized
and directed to execute all documents necessary in that behalf and to affix thereto the
seal of the Corporation of the County of Elgin.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 27TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 2024.
Blaine Parkin, Ed Ketchabaw,
Chief Administrative Officer/Clerk. Warden.
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