February 11, 2003 Minutes
COUNTY OF ELGIN
Tuesday, February 11, 2003
The Elgin County Council met this day at the Administration Building, at 9:05 AM. in
accordance with adjournment, with all members present.
Warden Wilson in the Chair.
MINUTES
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor VanBrenk
THAT the minutes of the meeting held on January 28, 2003 be amended to reflect that
Correspondence for Consideration Item #4 on Page 7 was supported and not received and
filed as indicated.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Mcintyre
Seconded by Councillor Faulds
THAT the minutes from the meeting held on January 28, 2003, as amended, be adopted.
- Carried.
DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY INTEREST AND THE GENERAL NATURE THEREOF-
None.
DELEGATIONS
Ms. Gillian Martin and Mr. Ed Vandermaarel from On-Track, attended at 9:05 AM. to present
the "Save Our Station" initiative. Through the CASO Station Restoration Project, it is the
intention of On-Track to return the look of the station in St. Thomas to "turn of the century".
On-Track requested an initial grant from the County of $25,000 and a total of $350,000 over
the next several years. Councillors noted that funding should be available through
infrastructure programs and should be pursued by the City of St. Thomas and On-Track.
Council agreed to refer the funding request to the County's 2003 budget deliberations.
The delegation left at 9:25 AM.
Ms. Beverly Wright, President, Ms. Gloria Scoyne, Board Member, St. Thomas-Elgin
Second Stage Housing attended at 9:25 AM. A funding request was made in the amount
of $3,500 from the County towards programs to assist women fleeing abusive
relationships. Ms. Scoyne noted that at least one-third of the women in requiring housing
come directly from the County. Council agreed to refer the funding request to the County's
2003 budget deliberations.
The delegation left at 9:40 AM.
Mr. Dave McAdams and Ms. Marg Emery of St. Thomas-Elgin Tourist Association
(STETA) attended at 9:40 AM. to present their 2003 Marketing Plan, 2002 Year in Review,
and several new initiatives proposed for 2003. Councillors suggested that the STET A
investigate issuance of tax receipts for membership or donations to the Association and
Mr. McAdams agreed to take this item to the Board for discussion. The STET A request for
funding for 2003 was referred to the County's budget deliberations.
The delegation left at 9:52 AM.
Council took a break at 9:52 AM. and reconvened at 10:06 AM.
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Mr. Robert Musty, President, Integral Network Solutions (INS), attended at 10:07 AM. to
update Council on its review of the County's Information Technology matters. Mr. Musty
handed out an IT Progress Review and presented the information by PowerPoint.
Connectivity, obsolete hardware and software, and IT human resources are significant
issues that need to be addressed by the County. Councillors requested a copy of the
questionnaire from the Town of Tillsonburg regarding residents' satisfaction with the
Town's IT initiatives and Mr. Musty agreed to provide a copy to the County upon request.
The Chief Administrative Officer noted a proposal from INS to continue with the County's
IT Management would be presented to Council on February 18, 2003.
Moved by Councillor Rock
Seconded by Councillor Faulds
THAT the report "IT Progress Review" dated February 11,2003, presented by Integral
Network Solutions, be received and filed.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Mcintyre
Seconded by Councillor Crevits
THAT we do now move into Committee Of The Whole Council.
- Carried.
REPORTS
Intersection Study Main Street/Graham Road - ManaQer of EnQineerinQ Services
The Manager of Engineering Services reported that a petition had been received from
residents of West Lorne requesting changes to this intersection, which has been ongoing
for the past ten years.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT the Municipality of West Elgin be requested to move the information sign on the
southeast corner of Graham Road and Main Street westerly; and further,
THAT Part "B" of By-Law No. EG1 (01-40), known as the Parking By-Law, be amended as
follows:
1.0 County Road #2 (Pioneer Line) east of Graham Road on the north side of Road #2
for a distance of 34 metres.
1.1 County Road #2 (Pioneer Line) east of Graham Road on the south side of Road #2
for a distance of 18.5 metres.
1.2 County Road #2 (Pioneer Line) west of Graham Road on the north side of Road #2
for a distance of 22 metres.
1.3 County Road #2 (Pioneer Line) west of Graham Road on the south side of Road #2
for a distance of 43 metres.
15.0 County Road #76 (Graham Road) north of Pioneer Line on the east side of Road
#76 for a distance of 17 metres.
15.1 County Road #76 (Graham Road) north of Pioneer Line on the west side of Road
#76 for a distance of 17 metres.
15.2 County Road #76 (Graham Road) south of Pioneer Line on the east side of Road
#76 for a distance of 23.5 metres.
15.3 County Road #76 (Graham Road) south of Pioneer Line on the west side of Road
#76 for a distance of 23.5 metres.
- Carried.
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Museum Renovations - Update and ReQuest for Lease Extension - ManaQer of
EnQineerinQ Services
Warden Wilson noted he had copies of the full report on the renovations with all options
listed if Councillors wished to look at it. Councillor Faulds reviewed the rationale of the
request for renovations to the Museum, as well as, the layout of the downtown location
where the Museum operations is currently housed. He further indicated that most of the
Museum Board members were in favour of a new building location. Councillors did not
feel it was a wise expenditure to invest $400,000-$500,000 as an interim measure when it
does not solve the accessibility issues. Council requested the matter be referred back to
Management to investigate the feasibility of a new structure to house Archives, the Pioneer
Museum, possibly with the Military Museum, and other partnerships. It was noted that the
approved funding from SuperBuild may be withdrawn, as this is an entirely different project
scope. Council instructed staff to send a letter to each group who commented on the
Museum renovations, thanking them for their input and indicating that Council wants to
make the right decision the first time for the future and will be investigating other
alternatives.
Moved by Councillor Rock
Seconded by Councillor McPhail
THAT the Warden and the Chief Administrative Officer be authorized to sign an extension
to the lease for property at 449-453 Talbot Street, occupied by the Elgin County Pioneer
Museum, for six months to September 1, 2003 at the rate of $2,500 per month, under the
existing terms and conditions.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Stewart
Seconded by Councillor VanBrenk
THAT the report from the Manager of Engineering Services dated January 6, 2003 entitled
"Museum Renovations - Update" be referred to administration for review and investigation
of alternatives, including combined uses, for location of the Elgin County Pioneer Museum
and report to Council at a future date.
- Carried.
Case-Mix Index (CMI) Results - Director of Homes and Seniors Services
Bobier Villa received a poor rating and the Ministry of Health has agreed to revisit and
audit again the level of care, due to technological problems encountered by Bobier Villa
staff at the time of the first review.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor Faulds
THAT the report entitled "Case-Mix Index (CMI) Results" dated February 3,2003, from the
Director of Homes and Seniors Services, be received and filed.
- Carried.
Annual Compliance Report - EIQin Manor - Director of Homes and Seniors Services
The Director of Homes and Seniors Services noted that all front line staff were given the
opportunity to meet with the Compliance Officer for a debriefing meeting following the on-
site review.
Moved by Councillor VanBrenk
Seconded by Councillor Crevits
THAT the report entitled "Annual Compliance - Elgin Manor" dated January 27,2003, from
the Director of Homes and Seniors Services be received and filed; and,
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THAT Ms. Sherriff, Mrs. Vandevenne, Mrs. Beavers, Mr. Moniz and the Elgin Manor staff
be acknowledged for their continued efforts to ensure that resident care, programming and
services meets or exceeds Ministry standards.
- Carried.
SesQuicentennial Publication - County Archivist
The County Archivist reported that this is the final Sesquicentennial project and that 100
copies were produced "in-house". A copy of the publication was circulated for Councillors
to review.
Moved by Councillor Faulds
Seconded by Councillor Rock
THAT the publication "Documenting Our Roots"; A Sesquicentennial History of the County
of Elgin, 1852-2002, be made available for public sale at a price of $25.00 each; and,
THAT complimentary copies be provided to the County's Member of Parliament, Member
of Provincial Parliament, and other officials as determined by Council.
- Carried.
Tender for DiQital Copiers/Document ManaQement Software - County Archivist
The County Archivist reported that some photocopiers in use have outlived their life span
and staff has researched options to include document management, for future
requirements of the County. The new software would make documents available in
electronic format for anyone searching the system. It was emphasized that the tender
would be issued for lease or purchase of equipment.
Moved by Councillor Rock
Seconded by Councillor Faulds
THAT a tender be issued for the lease or purchase of four digital copier units with
integrated copying, scanning, faxing, electronic mail and document management
capabilities; and,
THAT $100,000 plus applicable taxes be allocated in the 2003 capital budget request for
this purpose; and,
THAT the County's Information Technology Department be authorized to assist with the
installation of this technology and software.
- Carried.
Fire Alarm System/Belmont Library - ManaQer of Library Services
The Manager of Library Services noted that the Municipality of Central Elgin has agreed to
install the fire alarm system in the Belmont Library.
Moved by Councillor VanBrenk
Seconded by Councillor Stewart
THAT a 24-hour fire alarm monitoring system be installed in the Belmont Library; and,
THAT Central Elgin make the necessary arrangements with Edwards Service Division;
and,
THAT the cost of $750 plus taxes be included in the 2003 Library budget.
- Carried.
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Up-staffinQ EIQin-St. Thomas Ambulance Services - EmerQency Measures Co-
ordinator
Members of the Land Ambulance Technical Advisory Committee were also in attendance.
The Emergency Measures Co-ordinator noted that staffing for 'call-backs' is a particularly
problematic issue, as well as, response times in the eastern end of the County.
Moved by Councillor VanBrenk
Seconded by Councillor Habkirk
THAT the St. Thomas-Elgin General Hospital Ambulance Service (STEGHAS) up-staff the
Sunday 1500-2300 shift at a cost of $14,493.26 ($7,246.63 Ministry portion, $4,347.98
County portion, and $2,898.65 City portion); and,
THAT, from April to June, the STEGHAS phase-in a temporary up-staff of the Aylmer
station from 1700-0900 at a cost of $289,623.08 ($144,811.54 Ministry portion, $86,886.92
County portion, and $57,924.62 City portion); and,
THAT the Aylmer service be monitored until December 31,2003 to determine the validity of
the up-staff; and,
THAT the 2300-0700 call-back shift at the STEGHAS be maintained and monitored until
December 31, 2003 to determine the effects of the Aylmer up-staff and whether on-site
staffing of this shift is required; and,
THAT the Rodney Ambulance Service (RAS) temporarily up-staff the Rodney station daily
from 1900-0700 at an annual cost of $246,000 ($1123,000 Ministry portion, $73,800
County portion, and $49,200 City portion); and,
THAT the RAS be monitored until December 31,2003 to determine the impact and validity
of the up-staff; and,
THAT the 1900-0700 call-back shift of the Dutton station be maintained and monitored to
determine the effects of the Rodney up-staff and whether on-site staffing of this shift is
required; and,
THAT County staff be directed to investigate an amendment to the present station
coverage boundaries in the Bayham area and report to the Land Ambulance Technical
Advisory Committee and to County Council on their findings; and,
THAT County staff be directed to investigate an amendment to the existing emergency
coverage statement with Dispatch to ensure that, with this additional staffing, sufficient
coverage of Elgin-St. Thomas is provided at all times, and report to the Land Ambulance
Technical Advisory Committee and to County Council on their findings; and,
THAT, in keeping with the Provincial Standards, the contract with both operators be
amended to reduce the maximum reaction time of a non-emergent call from 15 to 10
minutes.
- Carried Unanimously.
EIQin-St. Thomas Ambulance Fleet - Purchase of New Vehicle - EmerQency
Measures Co-ordinator
The Emergency Measures Co-ordinator advised Council that one vehicle in Rodney has
been taken off the road, one vehicle in St. Thomas should be replaced, and the surplus
vehicles put up for sale by tender.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT County Council approve the purchase of a new ambulance (158" wheelbase
chassis Demers) for the St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital Ambulance Service at a total
cost of $107,065 (County portion $32,119.50, City portion $21,413.00, and Ministry portion
$53,532.50) and the funds be included in the 2003 Capital Budget; and,
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THAT County Council approve the sale of the reserve vehicle, and both replaced vehicles
(94-0140 and 96-0056), with the proceeds to be returned to the vehicle replacement
reserve to offset future purchases; and further,
THAT St. Thomas City Council and the Ministry of Health Emergency Services be advised.
- Carried.
ParkinQ By-Law Amendment - EmerQency Measures Co-ordinator
The Emergency Co-ordinator reported that the Municipality of West Elgin Parking By-Law
had been misplaced by the Ministry and another copy has been forwarded.
Moved by Councillor VanBrenk
Seconded by Councillor Faulds
THAT By-Law No. EG1 (01-40), known as the Parking By-Law, be amended as follows:
Schedule "F", Section 39, of By-Law No. EG1 (01-40) be amended to increase
the set fine for Parking in a Disabled Person Parking Space to $300.
- Carried.
Provincial Offences Prosecutor Contract Renewal- EmerQency Measures
Co-ordinator
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor McPhail
THAT staff be directed to extend the current contract with the County Prosecutor for two
years, effective February 27,2003, at the amended rate of $125 per hour; and,
THAT the existing contract be amended to add Mr. Jack Huber as a second authorized
Prosecutor.
- Carried.
Support for County of Renfrew Petition Bill 198 - Provincial Ministries
CircumventinQ Court Protocol- EmerQency Measures Co-ordinator
Moved by Councillor McPhail
Seconded by Councillor VanBrenk
THAT the Council of the County of Elgin supports the opposition by the County of Renfrew
to the adoption of the Administrative Monetary Penalties Policy by any Ministry of the
Government of Ontario; and,
THAT the Government of Ontario be urged to honour its commitment of working with its
Municipal Partners across the Province of Ontario in accordance with the signed
Memorandum of Understanding entered into between the parties; and,
THAT should the Government of Ontario proceed with policy allowing the redirection of
funds from municipalities administering Provincial Offences, that a full and accurate
accounting of those funds redirected to the Province be made available to the Municipal
Partner; and,
THAT we expect the Province to compensate Municipal Partners for lost revenues through
the Community Reinvestment Fund, or otherwise; and,
THAT the Councils for the City of St. Thomas and Elgin County's local municipalities be
encouraged to support the County of Renfrew's request.
- Carried.
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Provincial Offences OutstandinQ Fine Collection - EmerQency Measures Co-ordinator
Moved by Councillor Faulds
Seconded by Councillor Rock
THAT staff be permitted to issue a Request for Proposal for a collection agency to assist in
Provincial Offences Outstanding Fine Collections; and,
THAT staff be permitted to hire a one-year contract full-time position to monitor and
enforce the collections of the outstanding Provincial Offences accounts receivable; and,
THAT staff monitor the contract position for a one-year period and report to Council on the
efficiencies gained from the position.
- Carried.
Administration BuildinQ Fire Plan - EmerQency Measures Co-ordinator
Council directed staff to investigate health and safety issues in the plan to ensure
compliance.
Moved by Councillor Mcintyre
Seconded by Councillor Crevits
THAT the attached Administration Building Fire Plan be approved for implementation.
- Carried.
Social Committee Update - Chief Administrative Officer
The Chair of the Social Committee, Suzanne Edwards, was in attendance. Councillors
questioned if staff were contributing towards the events and Chair Edwards noted that
tickets would be sold for both events to help cover costs.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor VanBrenk
THAT the Social Committee be renamed as the "Special Events Committee"; and,
THAT Council support and endorse the annual County Christmas Party and Summer
Picnic and allocate $2,500 towards these events.
- Carried.
Council recessed at 12:05 P.M. and reconvened at 12:49 P.M.
CORRESPONDENCE
Correspondence for Consideration
1. Jenny Phillips, with information regarding the reproduction of prints of the original
County Courthouse and Jail circa 1853.
2. P.J. Leack, Clerk, City of St. Thomas, with a resolution nominating Mrs. Lorraine
Vallee-Moczulski as a City appointment to the Elgin County Pioneer Museum Board.
3. Jenny Phillips, Chair, Joint Elgin/Central Elgin Accessibility Advisory Committee,
requesting the process to be followed by County Council when dealing with issues
regarding accessibility barriers.
4. Beverley A Wright, President, St. Thomas & District Labour Council, inviting a
representative from Council to attend a meeting at the Labour Centre concerning how
to save our local hospital.
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The following recommendation was adopted respecting Correspondence Item #1 :
Moved by Councillor VanBrenk
Seconded by Councillor McPhail
THAT the County of Elgin purchase fifty (50) signed limited edition prints of the Elgin
County Courthouse and Jail circa 1853 from Ms. Jenny Phillips; and,
THAT twenty (20) of the purchased prints be matted and framed, and sold on a cost
recovery basis.
- Carried.
The following recommendation was adopted respecting Correspondence Item #2:
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor Rock
THAT Mrs. Lorraine Vallee-Moczulski be appointed as the City Representative on the
Elgin County Pioneer Museum Board from January 1,2003 to December 31,2004.
- Carried.
The following recommendation was adopted respecting Correspondence Item #3:
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor Crevits
THAT County Council authorize staff to forward items concerning accessibility barriers to
the Joint Elgin/Central Elgin Accessibility Advisory Committee for comment and input prior
to Council making a determination on the issue.
- Carried.
The following recommendation was adopted respecting Correspondence Item #4:
Moved by Councillor Rock
Seconded by Councillor Faulds
THAT Councillor Rien VanBrenk be appointed as Council representative to attend the St.
Thomas & District Labour Council meeting regarding how to save our local hospital.
- Carried.
Items for Information - (Consent AQenda)
1. P.J. Leack, Clerk, City of St. Thomas, endorsing Council's resolution of support for
the Elgin County Pioneer Museum's proposed plan to encourage youth volunteerism
under Ontario's Promise #5.
2. Honourable Gar Knutson, M.P., Elgin-Middlesex-London, acknowledging Council's
resolution of support requesting Federal/Provincial co-operation to promote economic
growth in Ontario through tax incentives capital for infrastructure programs.
3. Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Members Advisory: 1) A Unified World Voice
for Municipal Government; 2) A Call To Action: Open Letter to PM Stresses
Commitments to Municipal Governments; 3) "Federal Court of Appeal Decision Fails
to Recognize Full Municipal Authority to Manage Municipal Rights-of-Way.
4. Ruby G. Silcox, Secretary-Treasurer, Elgin Federation of Agriculture, announcing the
winners of the Elgin Agricultural Hall of Fame for this year.
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5. Correspondence endorsing Council's resolution concerning rural school closures in
the Thames Valley District School area;
1) Lynda Millard, Clerk, Municipality of Bayham
2) R. Millard, C.AO.lClerk, Township of Malahide
6. ROMAlOGRA Combined Conference, 2003 Plenary Speakers - Coming Your Way!,
with a schedule of the confirmed speakers for the Conference.
7. Ms. Cynthia St. John, Chief Administrative Officer, Elgin-St. Thomas Health Unit, with
an update on the 2003 West Nile Virus Funding application.
8. Premier Ernie Eves, acknowledging Council's resolution concerning recruitment of
physicians by municipalities in Ontario.
9. Brenda J. Tabor, Deputy Clerk, County of Oxford, endorsing Council's resolution
petitioning the Minister of Education for Ontario to review the size and composition of
the Thames Valley District School Board.
10. Mayor James Taylor, County of Prince Edward, with registration and accommodation
information for the 50th Anniversary Conference of the Organization of Small Urban
Municipalities.
11. Ontario Good Roads Association, Heads UP FYI, "Minimum Maintenance Standards
- Meeting the Standard Should Protect Your Municipality".
12. Marvin Rubinstein, Associate, IBI Group, with a letter of proposal to carry out a review
of land ambulance service delivery options.
13. Honourable Robert G. Thibault, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, concerning
Council's request for funding to help with costs to develop concept design plans to
address the Highway #42 shoreline erosion and stabilization problem.
14. Bryce Sibbick, Senior Account Manager, Frank Cowan Company Limited, regarding
non-repair of road claims involving both the County and the lower-tier municipalities.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor Rock
THAT Correspondence Items #1-14 be received and filed.
- Carried.
OTHER BUSINESS
Statements/InQuiries by Members
Councillor Mcintyre thanked Council for the support of the Township of Southwold's
resolution regarding nutrient management and noted an information meeting has been set
for February 17, 2003, at the Keystone Complex in Shedden. An information flyer was
passed out to all members of Council.
Notice of Motion - None.
Matters of UrQency - None.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor Stewart
THAT we do now proceed In-Camera to discuss property and legal matters.
- Carried.
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Moved by Councillor Rock
Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT we do now rise and report.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor VanBrenk
Seconded by Councillor Crevits
THAT staff be directed to establish a meeting between the County's Warden, Chief
Administrative Officer, Manager of Library Services, and Archivist, and the City of St.
Thomas' Mayor, Chief Administrative Officer, and Chair of the Library Board; and,
THAT this meeting proceed, as soon as possible to discuss the disposition of the County
of Elgin's microfilm collection that is housed at the St. Thomas Public Library.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor McPhail
Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT the Warden and the Chief Administrative Officer be authorized and directed to sign
a Lease Agreement with Professional Appraisal Associates for Rooms #230 and #232 in
the County Administration Building for a three (3) year term, at lease rates of $13.00 per
square foot, for year one (annual lease $4,563.00) and at $13.25 per square foot for years
two and three (annual lease $4650.75).
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Faulds
Seconded by Councillor Habkirk
THAT the confidential report entitled "Money Handling Practices at the Manor" dated
February 3,2003, from the Director of Homes and Seniors Services, be received and filed.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Stewart
Seconded by Councillor Rock
THAT the confidential report entitled "OANHSS Update" dated February 4,2003, from the
Director of Homes and Seniors Services, and the accompanying confidential February 3,
2003 "OANHSS Executive Report", be received and filed.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Mcintyre
Seconded by Councillor Rock
THAT the confidential report on the fundraising contract dated February 7,2003 be
referred to the February 18, 2003 Council meeting.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor Faulds
THAT the confidential correspondence from the County Solicitor dated February 4,2003
regarding disposition of an estate be received and filed.
- Carried.
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Moved by Councillor Rock
Seconded by Councillor Stewart
THAT the confidential correspondence from McCall Dawson Osterberg dated January 29,
2003 regarding a legal matter be received and filed.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor VanBrenk
Seconded by Councillor Crevits
THAT we do adopt the recommendations of the Committee Of The Whole Council.
- Carried.
BY-LAWS
Moved by Councillor Stewart
Seconded by Councillor Habkirk
THAT By-Law No. 03-05 "To Amend By-Law No. EG1 (01-40), Being A By-Law For The
Regulation of Traffic" be read a first and second time.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor VanBrenk
THAT By-Law No. 03-05 be read a third time and finally passed.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Stewart
Seconded by Councillor Faulds
THAT By-Law No. 03-06 "Being A By-Law to Authorize the Warden and the Chief
Administrative Officer to Sign a Lease With Professional Appraisal Associates" be read a
first and second time.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Habkirk
Seconded by Councillor McPhail
THAT By-Law No. 03-06 be read a third time and finally passed.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor VanBrenk
Seconded by Councillor Habkirk
THAT By-Law NO. 03-07 "A By-Law to Confirm Proceedings of the Municipal Council of
the Corporation of the County of Elgin at the February 11, 2003 Meeting" be read a first
and second time.
- Carried.
Moved by Councillor Mcintyre
Seconded by Councillor Crevits
THAT By-Law No. 03-07 be read a third time and finally passed.
- Carried.
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Moved by Councillor Crevits
Seconded by Councillor Habkirk
THAT we do now adjourn at 2:17 P.M. to meet again on February 18,2003 at 9:00 AM.
- Carried.
Mark G. McDonald,
Chief Administrative Officer.
John R. Wilson,
Warden.