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Jon Christensen
Guelph Council Record

City Council · March 26, 2024 · Item 3.1

Waive any applicable Parkland Dedication fees for the Emergency Shelter renovation and expansion planned for 23 Gordon Street

Main motion under the agenda item Parkland Dedication for Emergency Shelter - 2024-158

Carried (12 to 0)

12 in favour, 0 against — unanimous

What was voted on

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That Council waive any applicable Parkland Dedication fees for the Emergency Shelter renovation and expansion planned for 23 Gordon Street

How the room voted

In favour (12)

  • Allt
  • Billings
  • Busuttil
  • Caron
  • Caton
  • Chew
  • Downer
  • Gibson
  • Goller
  • Guthrie
  • Klassen
  • Richardson

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4:42Well, that's unanimous.

4:43So that's great.

4:44Thank you very much.

4:45So we only have the one item for discussion, as I mentioned, which is the city of Hamilton resolution support for the decision of the Ontario energy board to end the gas pipeline subsidy.

4:57We have a few delegations that have signed up for this, but as is normal kind of process, Councillor Caron has pulled this item to have it added to the discussion for today.

5:09I think it would be appropriate for Councillor Caron, just a couple minutes sort of preamble just to kind of set the stage. If I could call it that just to understand what is being put forward.

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