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REGULAR SESSION OF MUNICIPAL COUNCILMarch 16, 2010SUMMARY OF ACTIONS / FOLLOW UPMOTION 100316.01MOTION 100316.02MOTION 100316.03MOTION 100316.04MOTION 100316.05MOTION 100316.06MOTION 100316.07MOTION 100316.08MOTION 100316.09MOTION 100316.10MOTION 100316.11MOTION 100316.12MOTION 100316.13MOTION 100316.14MOTION 100316.15MOTION 100316.16MOTION 100316.17MOTION 100316.18MOTION 100316.19MOTION 100316.20MOTION 100316.22MOTION 100316.23MOTION 100316.24MOTION 100316.25MOTION 100316.26MOTION 100316.27MOTION 100316.28Recording of Council Proceedings .1Basin Wellness Correspondence (March 5th) .2Modification to the Municipal Government Act – Pits & Quarries .2M10 Sewer Charges Bylaw – Amendment (First Reading) .2Borrowing Resolution – Royal Bank ( 3,500,000) .2CRGP – Deep Brook Property – Request from Royal Bank .1Annapolis Basin Conference Centre – Council Appointment .1Annapolis Valley Health Foundation – Request for Funding .1AM 1.8.1 Travel Policy Amendment.1Annapolis Valley Regional Library – Council Appointment .1Bridgetown Vol. Fire Dept – Fire Services Reserve Fund Loan ( 165,000) .1Community Boundary – Bridgetown East / Paradise .2Deputy Warden Absence (Exemption) .2Cornwallis Stingrays Swimteam Request .2WaterArt Request .2ACPS File No. 2010-DA-002: Stephen Morse .2ACPS File No. 2010-DA-003: Stephen Morse .3Wilmot & Area Neighbourhood Watch Association Letter of Support .4CRGP – South Shore Annapolis Valley Recreation Trail Association.4VWRM – 2010/11 Operating Plan and Budget .4Clean Annapolis River Project Letter of Support for Funding Application .5M5 Full Tax Exemption Bylaw - Amendments .6Kanjana Estates .6Student Grants & Bursaries – Nick Harvey .6Wharf Rat Rally – Letter of Support .6Royal Canadian Legion Branch 122 Clementsport .7YMCA Feasibility Studies .7
Minutes of the regular session of Municipal Council held on March 16, 2010, in Council Chambersof the Municipal Administration Building, Annapolis Royal, N.S. at 10:00 a.m.Present: Deputy Warden Reginald Ritchie (Chair); Councillors: Marilyn Wilkins, Brian “Fuzzy”Connell, Wayne Fowler, Paul McDonald, Tom Vitiello, Patrick McWade, Frank Chipman,Martha Roberts, and Ron TrimperStaff:CAO Brenda Orchard, Municipal Clerk Carolyn Young, Director of Finance GeraldHackenschmidt, Municipal Services Director Laurie Emms, and Manager of PlanningAlbert DunphyAbsent: Warden Peter NewtonRe: Recording of Council Proceedings – The Municipal Solicitor informed that video or audiorecording of Council sessions is not permitted except at the specific direction of council. Note takingis permitted.MOTION 100316.01 Recording of Council ProceedingsIt was moved by Councillor McWade, seconded by Councillor Trimper, that this council denypermission for video/audio recording of council. Motion carried (6 in favour, 4 against).MinutesIt was moved by Councillor Vitiello seconded by Councillor McDonald, that the minutes of theregular Session held on February 16, 2010, and of the special session held on February 23, 2010, beapproved as circulated. Motion carried unanimously.Additions/Deletions to the Agenda:It was the consensus of Council to add an in-camera session to the end of the agenda.Reports and Recommendations:Re: Report of the Municipal SolicitorMonthly Report – The Municipal Solicitor submitted a report on the following legal services for themonth of February:o Delaps Cove Properties – Conference with CAO, review of documents from claimant, attendanceat Registry of Deeds on history of title of Delaps Cove Trail propertieso Tax Sale – Review MGA re purchase at tax sale, letter to G. Hackenschmidt and CAO, attendanceand conduct of Tax Sale in Annapolis Royal. Receipt of Certificate for Tax Sale re twoproperties of D.I.G Forestry. Preparation of Form 26 for recording at Registry re Orde and esubmission re Dreamcatcher Holdings.o Heritage Property – Receipt of request for registration of Notice of Recommendation – ChurchGrove Cemetery Church. Search on POL re land registration status.o Lease Forms – phone conference with B. Hamilton re forms of Lease. Research of file documentsand drafting Notice to give up Possession – Norm‟s World Restaurant.o Cemeteries Protection Act – receipt of letter from D. Campbell and research of Act. Letter inreply re Torbrook Mines Cemetery.o Basin Wellness Operating Agreement – phone conferences with CAO and N. Barteaux.oo Brooklyn Rd – review of MOU and drafting agreement re servicing on Brooklyn Roadinterchange.Page 1 of 8
o Marvel Metal – receipt of deed from Eric Sturk re lands conveyed by Marvel Metal in Nictaux,research at Registry of Deeds.It was moved by Councillor Fowler, seconded by Councillor Vitiello, that the monthly report of theMunicipal Solicitor be accepted as presented. Motion carried unanimously.CorrespondenceRe: Basin Wellness Society – (March 5th) from Chair Brian McConnell in response to letter ofMarch 1st providing notice of termination of the Lifeplex operating agreement, listing additionalconcerns.MOTION 100316.02 Basin Wellness Correspondence (March 5th)It was moved by Councillor Vitiello, seconded by Councillor McDonald, that this matter betabled until the Solicitor can review this request and provide a response. Motion carriedunanimously.Reports and Recommendations: (cont’d)Re: Municipal Services (Priorities & Planning) (March 5th meeting) Modification to the Municipal Government Act – Pits & QuarriesMOTION 100316.03 Modification to the Municipal Government Act – Pits & QuarriesIn accordance with the recommendation of the Municipal Services (Planning & Priorities)Committee, Councillor McDonald moved, seconded by Councillor McWade, that MunicipalCouncil ask the Minister of Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations to modify theMunicipal Government Act, i.e. - the removal of the constraint in the MGA that prevents theconsideration for Pits and quarries as a land use, and further, that Municipal Council put therequest forward for discussion of same at the next meeting of the Union of Nova ScotiaMunicipalities. Motion carried, 9 in favour 1 against (Chipman).Re: Finance Committee (March 5th meeting) Amendment to M10 Sewer Charges Bylaw – 1st ReadingMOTION 100316.04 M10 Sewer Charges Bylaw – Amendment (First Reading)Pursuant to the recommendation of the Finance Committee, Councillor Vitiello moved,seconded by Councillor Chipman, that Municipal Council give first reading to approve anamendment to the M10 Sewer Charges Bylaw to increase the transfer to reserves for capitalreplacement from point eight percent (.8) to point nine percent (.9) as attached. Motion carriedunanimously. Borrowing Resolution – Royal Bank ( 3,500,000)MOTION 100316.05 Borrowing Resolution – Royal Bank ( 3,500,000)In accordance with the recommendation of the Finance Committee, it was moved by CouncillorVitiello, seconded by Councillor Fowler, that Municipal Council authorize the Warden and Clerkto sign a Short-Term Borrowing Resolution with the Royal Bank of Canada (for the operatingline of credit) in the amount of 3,500,000 for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 2010. Motioncarried unanimously. See Schedule A.Page 2 of 8
MUNICIPAL COUNCILMARCH 16, 2010Re: Committee of the Whole (February 9th meeting) Deep Brook Property – Request from Royal BankMOTION 100316.06 CRGP – Deep Brook Property – Request from Royal BankPursuant to the recommendation of Staff and Committee of the Whole, Councillor Wilkinsmoved, seconded by Councillor Chipman, that Municipal Council decline the Royal Bank ofCanada‟s offer to sell their Deep Brook property, PID 05089784, to the Municipality. Motioncarried unanimously. Annapolis Basin Conference Centre – Council AppointmentMOTION 100316.07 Annapolis Basin Conference Centre – Council AppointmentIn accordance with the recommendation of Committee of the Whole, it was moved by CouncillorWilkins, seconded by Councillor McWade that Municipal Council send a letter advising theABCC that we received their information and informing that Councillor McDonald has beenappointed as the County‟s representative on the Board. Motion carried unanimously. Annapolis Valley Health Foundation – Request for FundingMOTION 100316.08 Annapolis Valley Health Foundation – Request for FundingPursuant to the recommendation of Committee of the Whole, Councillor Fowler moved,seconded by Councillor McWade, that Municipal Council respectfully decline the request toprovide funding to the Annapolis Valley Health Foundation „Our Community Our Health‟Campaign.It was moved by Councillor McWade, seconded by Councillor Connell, to table the motion forsix months. Motion lost, 5 in favour, 5 against.The original motion called. Motion lost, 5 in favour, 5 against.Councillor Vitiello moved, seconded by Councillor Chipman, to refer further discussion to AprilCouncil. Motion carried. 8 in favour, 2 against (Roberts, Wilkins) AM 1.8.1. Travel Policy AmendmentMOTION 100316.09 AM 1.8.1 Travel Policy AmendmentIn accordance with 7-day notice given, Councillor Connell moved, seconded by CouncillorChipman, that Municipal Council approve the amendment to AM 1.8.1 Travel Policy – AppendixB Meal Allowances as circulated. Motion carried, 7 in favour, 3 against (Trimper, Vitiello,Wilkins). Annapolis Valley Regional Library – Council AppointmentMOTION 100316.10 Annapolis Valley Regional Library – Council AppointmentPursuant to the recommendation of Committee of the Whole, Councillor Wilkins moved,seconded by Councillor McWade, that Municipal Council re-appoint Councillor Roberts to theAnnapolis Valley Regional Library Committee. Motion carried unanimously. Bridgetown Volunteer Fire Department – Fire Services Reserve Fund LoanMOTION 100316.11 Bridgetown Vol. Fire Dept – Fire Services Reserve Fund Loan ( 165,000)In accordance with the recommendation of Staff and Committee of the Whole, it was moved byCouncillor Wilkins, seconded by Councillor Chipman, that Municipal Council authorize a 10year, 165,000 loan from the Fire Services Reserve Fund to the Bridgetown Volunteer FireDepartment for the purchase of a pumper. Motion carried unanimously. Community Boundary – Bridgetown East / ParadisePage 1 of 8
MUNICIPAL COUNCILMARCH 16, 2010MOTION 100316.12 Community Boundary – Bridgetown East / ParadisePursuant to the recommendation of Staff and Committee of the Whole, Councillor Wilkinsmoved, seconded by Councillor Fowler, that Municipal Council move the boundary betweenBridgetown East and Paradise to the west property line of Civic #9571 Highway #1, from theAnnapolis River to Highway #101. Motion carried unanimously. Deputy Warden Absence (Exemption)MOTION 100316.13 Deputy Warden Absence (Exemption)In accordance with the recommendation of Committee of the Whole, it was moved by CouncillorWilkins, seconded by Councillor Chipman, that Municipal Council exempt Deputy WardenRitchie from the consecutive meeting attendance requirement (i.e. Section 5 under AM 1.2.1Remuneration, Allowances & Expenses Policy), in conjunction with his medical leave. Motioncarried unanimously.New Business:Re: Cornwallis Stingrays Swimteam Request – Correspondence was received on March 11th fromJane Fowler, President of the Cornwallis Lifeplex Stingrays Swim Club, with a proposal to rent thepool for on-going training.MOTION 100316.14 Cornwallis Stingrays Swimteam RequestIt was moved by Councillor Wilkins, seconded by Councillor McDonald, that Municipal Councilauthorize the Solicitor to draw up a contract for pool rental to the Cornwallis StingraysSwimteam from Monday to Friday, 4:30 – 6:30 p.m., with certified lifeguards and liabilityinsurance being provided by the Team. Motion carried unanimously.In-CameraIt was moved by Councillor Wilkins, seconded by Councillor Fowler, to go in-camera to discusscontract negotiations in accordance with Section 22(2)(e) of the Municipal Government Act. Motioncarried unanimously. Council resumed regular session at 10:55.Re: Request from WaterArt MOTION 100316.15 WaterArt RequestCouncillor Wilkins moved, seconded by Councillor Fowler, that Staff be authorized toinvestigate adequate group liability insurance and negotiate a contract with WaterArt includingcost recovery, with a report to Special Council on March 23rd. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Request for Decision (RFD) – ACPS File No. 2010-DA-002: Stephen Morse – An RFD datedMarch 16th was received from the Planner.MOTION 100316.16 ACPS File No. 2010-DA-002: Stephen MorseIt was moved by Councillor Wilkins, seconded by Councillor Chipman, that Municipal Councilaccept the application, ACPS File No. 2010-DA-002, submitted by Stephen Morse to considerentering into a development agreement to permit the change in use of a nonconforming use in astructure to another nonconforming use(s), as per Policy 1.6.1 of the Annapolis County East EndArea Municipal Planning Strategy; andthat Municipal Council conduct a public participation program that would include referring theapplication, ACPS File No. 2010-DA-002, to the Planning Advisory Committee and the East EndPage 2 of 8
MUNICIPAL COUNCILMARCH 16, 2010Area Advisory Committee for their review and recommendation along with the appropriatepublic notification (newspaper ads and the personal service of landowners and residents in theimmediate area of the Morse property); andthat Municipal Council convene a meeting of the Annapolis County Planning AdvisoryCommittee on April 13, 2010 at 9:00 am so as to hold a public meeting in consideration of theproposed development agreement application. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Request for Decision (RFD) – ACPS File No. 2010-DA-003: Stephen Morse – An RFD datedMarch 16th was received from the Planner.MOTION 100316.17 ACPS File No. 2010-DA-003: Stephen MorseCouncillor Chipman moved, seconded by Councillor Trimper, that Municipal Council accept theapplication, ACPS File No. 2010-DA-003, submitted by Stephen Morse to consider entering intoa development agreement to permit the change in use of a nonconforming use in a structure toanother nonconforming use(s), as per Policy 1.6.1 of the Annapolis County East End AreaMunicipal Planning Strategy; andthat Municipal Council conduct a public participation program that would include referring theapplication, ACPS File No. 2010-DA-003, to the Planning Advisory Committee and the East EndArea Advisory Committee for their review and recommendation along with the appropriatepublic notification (newspaper ads and the personal service of landowners and residents in theimmediate area of the Morse property); andthat Municipal Council convene a meeting of the Annapolis County Planning AdvisoryCommittee on April 13, 2010 at 9:00 am so as to hold a public meeting in consideration of theproposed development agreement application. Motion carried unanimously.Correspondence:It was moved by Councillor Vitiello, seconded by Councillor Trimper, to accept the followingcorrespondence for information:- Department of Energy – (February 24th) received from Minister Bill Estabrooks regarding theprovince‟s regulations and legislation as it relates to renewable electricity production andsustainability.- NS Public Prosecution Service – (February 26th) received copy from Director of PublicProsecutions to David Brown, Chair of PAB, informing that no decision has been made to closeany office in the western region. Should office closures be seen as a possibility, consultations willbe initiated with all of the key municipal stakeholders in the local area.- Town of Bridgetown – (February 26th) received copy from Town of Bridgetown to Minister PercyParis, Department of Economic and Rural Development, regarding the importance of maintainingtransportation infrastructure, specifically ferry services in Southwest Nova Scotia.- Motion carried unanimously.Re: Graham Sancton – (March 1st) Resident of Hampton Mountain Road, expressing displeasure andapprehension over the possibility of wind turbines being installed in the Arlington-HamptonMountain area. Councillor Fowler moved, seconded by Councillor Connell, to receive forinformation. Motion carried unanimously.Page 3 of 8
MUNICIPAL COUNCILMARCH 16, 2010Re: Wilmot & Area Neighbourhood Watch Association – (March 2nd) from Lorraine Margeson,Secretary, requesting letter of support to NS Department of Transportation and InfrastructureRenewal regarding concern of dangerous intersection of Highway 1 and Old Mill Road in Wilmot.MOTION 100316.18 Wilmot & Area Neighbourhood Watch Association Letter of SupportCouncillor Wilkins moved, seconded by Councillor Connell, that Municipal Council send letterto Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal, in support of the request fromWilmot & Area Neighbourhood Watch and also to consider no parking signs for the area at theintersection of Old Mill Road and Highway 1 in Wilmot. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Annapolis West Health Foundation – (March 3rd) from Stuart Jamieson, Chair, noting that aposition statement dated February 26th for the Annapolis West Health Foundation Re: PossibleService Changes at the Annapolis Community Health Centre was forwarded to the Annapolis ValleyHealth authority and the Department of Health. It was moved by Councillor McWade, seconded byCouncillor McDonald, to receive for information. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Peter Wyman – (March 8th) to submit suggestions regarding maintaining Acadian Lines busservice along Highway 101. Councillor Wilkins moved, seconded by Councillor Vitiello, to receivefor information. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Annapolis Valley Regional School Board – (February 26th) copy of letter from Paul Spicer,Acting Chair, to BRHS School Advisory Council Chair, in recognition of the interest andcommitment of the SAC in the education of students. It was moved by Councillor Wilkins, secondedby Councillor Roberts, to receive for information. Motion carried unanimously.Other Business:Re: Community Recreation Grant Program South Shore Annapolis Valley Recreation Trail AssociationA request for 1,500 was received for a project totalling 35,260 to complete a parking area, trailentrance and signage on the former Nictaux CNR station road.MOTION 100316.19 CRGP – South Shore Annapolis Valley Recreation Trail AssociationIn accordance with the recommendation of staff, Councillor Wilkins moved, seconded byCouncillor Roberts, to recommend that Municipal Council approve a grant in the amount of 1,500 to the South Shore Annapolis Valley Recreation Trail Association (for a project totalling 35,260) from the 2009-10 Community Recreation Grant Program. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Valley Waste-Resource Management AuthorityMOTION 100316.20 VWRM – 2010/11 Operating Plan and BudgetIt was moved by Councillor Trimper, seconded by Councillor Connell, that Municipal Councilapprove the 2010/11 Operating Plan and Operating Budget of the Valley Waste ResourceManagement Authority as approved by the Authority on January 20, 2010 for forwarding toPartnership Councils. Motion carried, 8 in favour, 2 against.MOTION 100316.21 VWRM – 2010/11 Capital Plan and BudgetCouncillor Trimper moved, seconded by Councillor Connell that Municipal Council approve the2010/11 Capital Plan and Capital Budget of the Valley Waste Resource Management Authorityas approved by the Authority on January 20, 2010 for forwarding to Partnership Councils.Motion carried, 9 in favour, 1 against.Page 4 of 8
MUNICIPAL COUNCILMARCH 16, 2010Re: Kings Transit Authority – Councillor Trimper and the CAO will be attending the Board meetingon the 22nd, and noted that the contract is still not signed. The Board holds the position that by usingthe Public Transit funds to build a garage the partners will see a decrease in maintenance costs,eventually reducing the budget.Adjourn for LunchUpon motion of Councillor Fowler, seconded by Councillor Trimper, Council adjourned for lunch at11:40 p.m. Council reconvened at 12:55 p.m. with all Councillors present as previously stated(McDonald 1:05) along with 15 members of the public.PresentationRe: Mr. Len Creelman et als – Mr. Creelman introduced himself and spoke on behalf of citizensconcerned about the closure of Lifeplex, noting the following:- Recent Letters to the Editor in papers are a reaction to media releases, sent in frustration atbeing unable to participate with Council.- The Lifeplex was established for wellness and saw 1,100 users in January and 4,200 inFebruary despite reduced hours.- Staff and volunteers are very proud of their accomplishments and acknowledge that YMCA isa great benefit to communities, but that the Lifeplex currently operates at a benefit to thecommunity. He asked that Municipal Council reconsider their decision to close Lifeplex.The Deputy Warden thanked Mr. Creelman for addressing Municipal Council.Annual ReportRe: Clean Annapolis River Project (CARP) – Science Coordinator Andy Sharpe provided anoverview of the projects handled by CARP over the past year:- Energuide for Homes – delivery agent since 2009, completed 500 home energy audits- Soft Shell Clams in the Annapolis Basin -- working to revitalize and sustain- Environmental Home Assessment Program – educating and providing regular testing of well waterand proper maintenance of oil tanks and septic systems – 125 customers- Water Quality Monitoring – 2009 water quality index scores were up overall over 2008.- Clementsport Dam Feasibility Study – exploring options to restore fish passage up the river and torestore the river. He noted that funding for this project was received from the Gulf of Maine. Herequested a letter of support for continued funding from this group.MOTION 100316.22 Clean Annapolis River Project Letter of Support for Funding ApplicationIt was moved by Councillor Wilkins, seconded by Councillor Fowler, that Municipal Councilprovide a letter support for CARP‟s funding application for the Gulf of Maine Council (GoMC)Habitat Restoration program to carry out final engineering designs and environmental permittingfor the recommended option from the feasibility study. Motion carried unanimously.New Business:Re: Short Term Action Chart – Review & Update – An updated Short Term Action chart notingcompleted projects was presented to Council. Action items will be reviewed and prioritized after thecompletion of the ICSP feedback review.Page 5 of 8
MUNICIPAL COUNCILMARCH 16, 2010Re: Presentation of Organizational Chart – The proposed new Organizational Chart was presentedfor Council‟s consideration prior to the ICSP review next week.Re: Meeting Dates – Special Council and Finance – After discussion, it was the consensus ofMunicipal Council to hold the Finance Committee meeting on Friday March 26th at 10:00 (a changefrom Tuesday March 23rd at 1:00), and the Special Council session on Tuesday March 23rd followingthe Public Hearing (a change from Wednesday March 24th).Items Tabled from March 9th Committee of the Whole:Re: M5 Full Tax Exemption BylawMOTION 100316.23 M5 Full Tax Exemption Bylaw - AmendmentsIt was moved by Councillor Connell, seconded by Councillor McDonald, that first reading begiven to approve „housekeeping‟ amendments to the M5 Full Tax Exemption Bylaw ascirculated. Motion carried unanimously.Re: RFD – Kanjana EstatesMOTION 100316.24 Kanjana EstatesPursuant to the recommendation of Staff, it was moved by Councillor Vitiello, seconded byCouncillor Trimper, that the Municipality reject the request to agree to the annexation of theKanjana Estates Development by the Town of Bridgetown. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Student Grants and Bursaries – Nick HarveyMOTION 100316.25 Student Grants & Bursaries – Nick HarveyIt was moved by Councillor Wilkins, seconded by Councillor McDonald, to approve a grant inaccordance with Policy AM 1.4.4 Student Grants & Bursaries, in the amount of 150 to NickHarvey, for assistance with his attendance at the K2 Nationals Alpine Skiing event. Motioncarried unanimously.Re: CBC – Shelve Library Cuts: Antigonish – Councillor Chipman moved, seconded by CouncillorFowler to receive for information. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Request for Letter of Support – Wharf Rat Rally – an email dated February 22nd was received,requesting a letter of support that addresses the financial benefits from tourism and related spendingin the region.MOTION 100316.26 Wharf Rat Rally – Letter of SupportCouncillor Chipman moved, seconded by Councillor McDonald, that Municipal Council send aletter of support for the 2010 Wharf Rat Rally. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Area Rate: High Speed Internet along Shore Road West – a letter dated February 25th wasreceived from Melony Robinson of Shore Rd. West, expressing concerns about being requested tosupport an area rate in order to bring high-speed to the area. It was moved by Councillor Chipman,seconded by Councillor Vitiello, to receive for information. Motion carried unanimously.Re: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 122 Clementsport – a request dated January 22nd was receivedrequesting assistance in acquiring funding for proposed infrastructure repairs and upgrading projects.Page 6 of 8
MUNICIPAL COUNCILMARCH 16, 2010MOTION 100316.27 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 122 ClementsportIt was moved by Councillor McWade, seconded by Councillor McDonald that MunicipalCouncil send a reply with a copy of the Grant form, informing that a request for a specificproject taking place each year must be filled out completely and submitted by March 1st of eachyear. Motion carried unanimously. (Staff to confirm that we can fund Legions)Re: Agricultural Land Review Community Public Meetings – Councillor Chipman reported he hadattended one of these public meeting where there were 135 in attendance. He noted that 1.62 millionhectares can support food production in this province. If you protect the farmer, the land will takecare of itself.BreakA brief recess was held upon motion of Councillor Fowler, seconded by Councillor Wilkins.In-CameraIt was moved by Councillor McDonald, seconded by Councillor Chipman, to go in-camera inaccordance with Section 22(2)(e) of the Municipal Government Act. The regular session resumed at3:40 p.m.Re: YMCA InitiativesMOTION 100316.28 YMCA Feasibility StudiesCouncillor McDonald moved, seconded by Councillor McWade, that Municipal Councilauthorize staff to proceed with the initiatives presented by the YMCA, i.e. MembershipFeasibility Study ( 28,500), Capital Feasibility Study ( 13,000) and Communications Plan( 5,000). Motion carried unanimously.AdjournmentUpon motion of Councillor Wilkins, seconded by Councillor Fowler, Council adjourned at 3:45 p.m.WardenMunicipal ClerkPage 7 of 8
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Page 1 of 8 Minutes of the regular session of Municipal Council held on March 16, 2010, in Council Chambers of the Municipal Administration Building, Annapolis Royal, N.S. at 10:00 a.m. Present: Deputy Warden Reginald Ritchie (Chair); Councillors: Marilyn Wilkins, Brian "Fuzzy" Connell, Wayne Fowler, Paul McDonald, Tom Vitiello, Patrick McWade, Frank Chipman,
