Brant County Council Revised Agenda & Addendum · Brant County Council Agenda Page 2 Tuesday, June 26, 2018 g. (REVISED SPEAKER) – Janet Rizzi, Save Onondaga School - Town Hall

Brant County Council Revised Agenda & Addendum

(Addendum Items in RED)

Date: Tuesday, June 26, 2018

Time: 6:00 p.m.

Place: Brant County Council Chambers, 7 Broadway Street West, Paris

1. Attendance

2. Approval of Agenda

3. Declaration of Pecuniary Interests

4. Delegations / Petitions / Presentations

a. County of Brant Heritage Committee - Presentation of Heritage Designation Plaque toOwner of 24 Barker Street.

b. Michael Henry - Noise By-law Exemption Request - Shush Inc. (CorporateDevelopment Committee Report Recommendation #11)

c. Deanna Poechman and Brett Haller - Zitia Developments' Proposal for theRedevelopment of Dundas Street East (Staff Report COU-18-18).

d. Catherine Cooper, Zitia Group - Responding to Delegation Re: Dundas StreetRedevelopment (Staff Report COU-18-18).

e. James Graber, Barbara McDonald, Sharon Corner, Ann Verth, Linda Stoltz, TomWallace, Sandra Fair, Paris Links Road West and Area Residents' Group - ParisGrand LPAT Hearing and Minutes of Settlement (map of preferred option attachedto addendum)

f. Dr. Malcolm Thurlby - Onondaga Schoolhouse / Town Hall (Staff Report COU-18-20)(presentation and information sheet attached to addendum)

Brant County Council Agenda Page 2 Tuesday, June 26, 2018

g. (REVISED SPEAKER) – Janet Rizzi, Save Onondaga School - Town HallCommittee - Demolition of Onondaga Town Hall (Staff Report COU-18-20).

h. Ella Haley, Langford Conservancy - Community Consultation about the OnondagaSchool – Town Hall (Staff Report COU-18-20).

i. Lynn Pratt, Grand River Cabs - Specialized Transportation Contract / DispatchConcerns (Corporate Development Committee Report Recommendation #15)

j. REQUEST TO SPEAK – Willem Bouma Re: Resignation from Council

5. Adoption of Minutes from Previous Meetings

a. County of Brant Council Minutes - May 22, 2018

b. County of Brant Special Council Meeting Re: Paris Grand LPAT Proceedings - May23, 2018

c. County of Brant Council Special Meeting Re: Reorganization - June 5, 2018

d. County of Brant Special Council Meeting Re: Paris Grand LPAT Hearing - June 5,2018

6. Business Arising from the Minutes

7. Consent Items

a. Consent Items to be Approved - None

b. Consent Items to be Received

i. District Chief Barry McBlain, Members at Station #6 - Station #6, Onondaga -County of Brant Fire Department

ii. COU-18-20 – Onondaga Customer Service Office Demolition.

iii. York Region - Meeting Growth Plan Infrastructure Demands and FinancialSustainability: 2018 Update

iv. Long Point Region Conservation Authority - LPRCA Announces New GeneralManager, Secretary-Treasurer

v. County of Brant / City of Brantford Joint Services Committee Minutes of April23, 2018.


vi. Social Services Committee Minutes of May 2, 2018

vii. Brant and Brantford Local Housing Corporation Board of Directors Minutes -May 2, 2018

viii. Trees Conservation Committee Minutes of May 22, 2018 (recommendationapproved on May 22/18).

c. Consent Items to be Received - Circulation File

i. Association of Municipalities of Ontario:• Watch Files (May 24, 31, June 7, 14 and 21, 2018)• Municipal Priorities in Provincial Election• AMO's Municipal Guide for the 2018 Provincial Election• New Government: Next Steps: A Message from AMO President Lynn

Dollin• AMO Conference - Program at a Glance

ii. Committee of Adjustment - Notice of Decisions of May 17, 2018.iii. Committee of Adjustment - Notice of Applications Being Heard June 21, 2018iv. Ombudsman Ontario - The Watchdog Newsletter - May, 2018v. Grand River Conservation Authority - GRCA Current - June, 2018vi. SouthWestern Integrated Fibre Technology - Making #BroadbandForEveryone

an Election Priorityvii. SouthWestern Integrated Fibre Technology - SWIFT Partners with CIRA to

Measure Internet Performanceviii. South Central Ontario Region Economic Development Corporation - Funding

Notification - Programs Supporting Technology, Research and Innovationix. Long Point Region Conservation Authority Board of Directors Minutes of May

2, 2018x. Brant County Board of Health Minutes of April 18, 2018xi. Paris BIA Minutes - May 8, 2018

8. Committee Reports

a. Community Services Committee Report - June 4, 2018

b. Planning Advisory Committee Report - June 5, 2018

c. Corporate Development Committee Report - June 11, 2018

d. Public Works Committee Report - June 12, 2018

e. John Noble Home Committee of Management Report - June 13, 2018


9. Staff Reports

a. COU-18-16 - Request for Sponsorship - Courageous Companions - H. Boyd

Recommendation:That Staff Report COU-18-16 “Request for Sponsorship – Courageous Companions”be received as information;

And that Council consider the request from Courageous Companions for sponsorshipof its Courageous K-9 Publication.

b. COU-18-17 - Development Services Department Fee Changes - Mark Pomponi

Recommendation:Whereas the County of Brant, in anticipation of considerable population growth,employment growth, and development activities, has undertaken a DevelopmentApplications Process Review and a Development Applications Fee Review;

And Whereas these reviews have identified process improvements for developmentapprovals, additional development approvals staff, and changes in the developmentapprovals fees structure to ensure that the County has the appropriate process,resources,and financial ability to meet its legislative obligations related development approvalsin the County of Brant;

That the County of Brant Council amend the fee bylaw for development approvalsrelated fees, as shown in Attachment 4;

And that Council approve the following positions, in order to fully implement therecommendations of the Development Applications Process Review:• Director of Engineering• Manager of Engineering Field Services• Senior Development Planner• Field Services Inspector• Zoning Technician

c. COU-18-18 - Dundas Street East Retaining Wall - M. Pomponi

Recommendation:That Council approve the request by Zitia Developments to remove a portion of theretaining wall located within the Dundas Street East road allowance, abutting theeasterly part of 64 Dundas Street East and all of 70 and 72 Dundas Street East,subject to Zitia Developments entering into an agreement; providing adequatesecurities; providing the required engineering drawings and supporting reports; andobtaining a Public Works Permit, to the satisfaction of the County of Brant.


d. COU-18-21 – Council Vacancy – H. Boyd

Recommendation:That the Council of the County of Brant declares the Office of Ward 1 Councillor,formerly held by Willem Bouma, to be vacant;

That Council consider an appointments process to be undertaken to fill the vacantCouncil position;

And that Council consider alternate appointments for the Committees served byformer Councillor Bouma.

10. Information Reports

a. Briefing Note: Delegation – Grand River Cab – June 26, 2018 – L. Head / L. Dale

11. Communications

a. Concerned Citizens of Brant - Dufferin Appeal Costs and Request for County toCover Outstanding Amount

b. Don and Deborah Downey – Comments Regarding Paris Grand LPAT Hearingand Minutes of Settlement.

c. Brian and Beverly Osborn – Comments Regarding Demolition of OnondagaCustomer Service Office Building.

d. Pam Charlton – Comments Regarding Demolition of Onondaga CustomerService Office Building.

12. Questions

13. Resolutions

14. Other Business

a. The Historical Hamlet of Hatchley - Councillor Chambers

b. AMO Board of Directors Nomination – Mayor Eddy

15. In Camera

a. COU-18-19 - Potential Acquisition of Land by the Municipality (Mount Pleasant) - K.Ballantyne

b. Corporate Development Committee In Camera - Confidential Report - June 11, 2018


16. By-laws

a. By-law Number 75-18 to authorize the execution of an Amending Agreement betweenNorthern Communication Services Inc., the Corporation of the City of Brantford andthe Corporation of the County of Brant for the provision of Primary Public SafetyAnswering Position for the 9-1-1 Emergency Response Network.

b. By-law Number 76-18 to enter into a Funding Agreement between the City ofBrantford and the County of Brant for the disbursement of funds under the Provincial2018 Can We Help Funding Assistance Program.

c. By-law Number 77-18 to enter into a Children's Services Funding Agreementbetween the County of Brant and the City of Brantford for funds to provide child careservices (Summer Camps).

d. By-law Number 78-18 to authorize the sale of property being Part of Clover Street,Plan 205, closed by A138441, aka Glover Street, geographic Township of Burford,County of Brant to Dennis Victor Battigelli.

e. By-law Number 79-18 to authorize the execution of an Authorized RequesterAgreement between Her Majesty the Queen in right of Ontario, as represented by theMinister of Transportation and the Corporation of the County of Brant with respect todata maintained by the Ministry of Transportation needed for cost recovery foremergency vehicles.

f. By-law Number 80-18 to approve a lease with The Trustees of the St. George UnitedChurch.

g. By-law Number 81-18 to amend County of Brant Sign By-law 121-08 (commercialsigns near cemeteries, cenotaphs and memorial gardens).

h. By-law Number 82-18 to amend County of Brant Parking Bylaw 164-01 (St. GeorgeMunicipal Parking Lot).

i. By-law Number 83-18 to amend County of Brant Fees and Charges By-law Number193-17 (Development Services - Planning - including engineering and corporateservices Fees).

j. By-law Number 84-18 to amend County of Brant Fees and Charges By-law Number193-17 (Corporate Services – Legal – Parking Fees).

k. By-law Number 85-18 to amend By-law Number 61-16, the Zoning By-law for theCounty of Brant, as amended (Walker, 361 & 375 Big Creek Road).

l. By-law Number 86-18 to amend By-law Number 61-16, the Zoning By-law for theCounty of Brant, as amended, (Streef Produce, 17 Stage Road).

m. By-law Number 87-18 to amend Traffic By-law Number 182-05 (Speed LimitReduction - Rest Acres Road).


n. By-law Number 88-18 to authorize the execution of a Subsidized TransportationProgram Service Agreement between the Corporation of the County of Brant and2426987 Ontario Inc. o/a Paris Taxi

o. By-law Number 89-18 to authorize the execution of a Subsidized TransportationProgram Service Agreement between the Corporation of the County of Brant andGrand River Cab Inc.

p. By-law Number 90-18 to amend By-law Number 61-16, the Zoning By-law of theCounty of Brant, as amended (LIV Communities, 1024 Rest Acres Road, Paris).

q. By-law Number 91-18 to appoint a Building Inspector for the County of Brant(Kathleen Jancsar).

r. By-law Number 130-17 to prohibit or regulate site alteration (3rd reading only - 1stand 2nd reading given August, 2018)

s. By-law Number 92-18 to amend By-law 43-17, being a by-law to appointMunicipal Law Enforcement Officers (Lisa Madden).

t. By-law Number 93-18 to appoint inspectors pursuant to the County SiteAlteration By-law.

u. (RENUMBERED) By-law Number 94-18 to confirm the proceedings of Council.

17. Next Meeting

a. Tuesday, July 24, 2018, 6:00 p.m., County of Brant Council Chambers.

18. Adjournment

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Mount Vernon School

Glan Morris School

ONONDAGA SCHOOL HOUSE DOCUMENTATION

SLIDE School for the Six Nations Indian Reserve, 1876 (Weekly Expositor [Brantford], 29 Dec. 1876, 2, descrip.).

Architect: John Turner (1807-87) leading architect of Brantford.

SLIDE Onondaga School door hinge.

SLIDE Turner also designed Onondaga Township Hall, 1874. Pointed windows for the school as opposed to round-headed for the Township Hall as appropriate for the Christian aspect of education with reference to an English educational tradition and the predominance of Gothic colleges at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

SLIDE: ST. PAUL'S INDIAN MISSION CHURCH, near Brantford, for the Mohawk Indians, 1866 (Canadian Churchman [Kingston], 17 Jan. 1866, 2, descrip.; Illustrated London News [London, England], l, 2 Feb. 1867, 113, illus. & descrip.) - design of the tower very close to Onondaga School House.

Other major buildings:

Brant County Court House and Jail, Simcoe, Norfolk County Court House; St Thomas, Elgin County Court House.

Yates Castle, Brantford

St Basil’s Roman Catholic Church, Brantford + similar churches in Stratford and Seaforth

Key Features of the School:

Remarkably ambitious design complete with central façade tower, a most unusual and ambitious feature for a township school.

Pointed Gothic windows and doorway for the façade and elaborate hinges for the doors based on English Gothic models; decorative brick designs on the façade

SLIDE The inclusion of a tower sets the school apart from the norm, like Mount Vernon and SLIDE Glen Morris (1869)

Consultation with the community.

DELEGATION REQUEST FORM (Please complete both pages – second page to be used for internal purposes only)

Name of Delegate(s) Willem Bouma

□ Attending as an individual

□ Representing a group/organization/business

Name of Group _______________________________________________

Date of Meeting _____________________________________________________

□ Council

□ Committee (specify) _______________________________________________

Subject Matter Resignation from Council

Recommendation to Council/Committee Please indicate below what action you would like the County to take with respect to your presentation. Use a separate page if more space is required or attach additional documentation.

To be received for information __________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

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Brant County Council Report

To: To the Mayor and Members of Brant County Council From: Heather Boyd, Manager of Council Services, Clerk Date: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 Subject: COU-18-21 – Council Vacancy Purpose: For approval

Recommendation That the Council of the County of Brant declares the Office of Ward 1 Councillor, formerly held by Willem Bouma, to be vacant;

That Council consider an appointments process to be undertaken to fill the vacant Council position;

And that Council consider alternate appointments for the Committees served by former Councillor Bouma.

Key Strategic Priority N/A

Financial Considerations None

Background Former County of Brant Councillor Willem Bouma was successfully elected as a member of the Provincial Legislative Assembly on June 7, 2018. Under the Legislative Assemblies Act, any person elected while holding office as a member of municipal Council is deemed to have resigned from the municipal office at the end of the day that the return of the election is published in “The Ontario Gazette”. The returns were published on Saturday, June 23, 2018 and as such the resignation became effective as of Sunday, June 24.

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Report Council Vacancy to be Filled Under The Municipal Act, if the office of a member becomes vacant, the Council shall at its next meeting declare the office to be vacant. As such, a declaration must be made at the June 26, 2018 Council meeting, as per staff’s recommendation. Normally, under The Municipal Act, within 60 days after the day a declaration of vacancy is made, the municipality shall either appoint a person to fill the vacancy or pass a by-law requiring a by-election (August 24, 2018 in this case). Under The Municipal Elections Act, no by-election shall be held for a vacancy occurring after March 31 in a regular election year, so Council is limited to the option to appoint a person to fill the vacancy. The person appointed shall hold office for the remainder of the term. The vacancy must be filled by someone who is qualified to run for the office and who has consented to accept the office, if appointed. There are no legislative guidelines / regulations which dictate how Council must undertake the appointment process and the County of Brant does not have a Policy to Fill Council Vacancies. A review of municipalities who either have a Council Vacancy Policy or have recently undergone a Council vacancy / appointment process, identifies the following common approaches:

• Open call for nominations from qualified electors. Applicants submit an applicationform, a declaration of qualifications and relevant background information. Generally aspecial Council meeting is held to hear from each applicant and/or ask questions orthe applicants before Council makes a decision in open session on the appointment.The special meeting may or may not also provide an opportunity for members of thepublic to speak in favour / opposition to the applicants.

• Appoint next runner-up from previous election. Sometimes this option is based oncriteria of the percentage of votes obtained by the next runner up (i.e. 70% ofremaining votes).

• Call for nominations from any interested candidates in the previous election. Similar toan open call, but limited to those who ran in the previous election.

The vote on a process for appointing a member of Council to fill the vacancy and the vote to appoint a member must be held in Open Session. There is no option to allow the seat to remain vacant or to appoint an existing member of Council to serve in its stead. Council make take into consideration whether or not an applicant intends to file nomination papers, but there is no precedence that they could require a candidate not to run.

Other Appointments to be Filled Former Councillor Bouma served on the following committees that should be given consideration for an alternate County Council appointment:

• Social Services Committee• Brant County Health Unit• Community Services Committee• Shared Services Committee

Quorum for these committees may be affected if the vacancy is left until after the appointment process for the Council position is concluded.

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COU-18-21

Interdepartmental Considerations Not applicable.

Attachments None

Copy to None

File # COU-18-21 In adopting this report, is a bylaw or agreement required? By-law required (No) Agreement(s) or other documents to be signed by Mayor and /or Clerk (No) Is the necessary by-law or agreement being sent concurrently to Council? (No)

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COU-18-21

County of Brant Corporate Services

Briefing Note Prepared For: Mayor Eddy and Members of Council Status: For Information

Copied To: SMT Date: June 26, 2018 H. Boyd, Clerk Greg Bergeron, Supervisor Legal and Property Services

Prepared By: Lesley Head, Director Community Relations

Lynn Dale, Director Legal and Enforcement Services

Delegation –Grand River Cab- June 26, 2018

The purpose of this briefing note is to provide an update regarding the delegation from Grand River Cab scheduled to be heard at the June 26, 2018 meeting. The delegation is in response to a requirement in the Subsidized Transportation Program (STP) contract that magnetic signs be displayed on their cabs when providing service pursuant to the STP contract.

The Municipal Act states that a licensing bylaw of a municipality is void to the extent it prevents the owners and drivers of taxicabs from engaging in conveyances transporting individuals with disabilities from any point in the municipality to any point outside the municipality pursuant to a written contract provided the cab is licensed in the municipality where the conveyance begins or ends.

The requirement to display a magnetic sign when performing STP service was developed in consultation with IBI consulting to help identify when County cabs were performing STP service and were therefore subject to the Municipal Act exemption. This requirement was put in place to prevent disruption of STP service. The requirement to display magnetic signs was not as a result of a request from the City as indicated in the delegation material.

The changes to the contract were communicated to Grand River Cab via email on May 15, 2018, requesting feedback by May 18, 2018. Each of the changes were discussed in detail with a representative from Grand River Cab on May 16, 2018 and the representative was in agreement with the changes. Corporate Development Committee approved the recommended changes to the contract at the June meeting.

With respect to concerns regarding Brantford cabs providing service in the County, Municipal Law Enforcement Officers actively monitor while on patrol and investigate any complaints received. A comprehensive review of the County Taxi Bylaw will be undertaken in consultation with the City of Brantford once Phase 2 of the IBI study has been completed. The City of Brantford is also planning a comprehensive review of their bylaw which will provide an opportunity to address any City-County service issues.

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-----Original Message-----On Behalf Of Don and Deborah DowneySent: Friday, June 22, 2018 12:55 PMTo: infoSubject: Golf course development

I sincerely hope that the report in this morning's Brantford Expositor is at error in stating the news ofthe "settlement" which the town has made with the golf course developer.If it is as reported, the situation is a complete outrage to us in the area. Not only will we be made towitness the destruction and plunder of the wildlife in the "settlement" area we will also we subject toendless construction noise and uproar. What a disgrace on you our trusted councillors! Paris has beenravaged with ridiculous amounts of useless housing which removes the nature of our town and offerslongtime residents nothing but aggravation and loss of rural living. Paris has become a bloated, overfed glutton of construction. What a disaster.

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From:To:Subject:Date:

Heather BoydJohn Turner Building.Monday, June 25, 2018 9:20:10 PM

Hello Heather We are unable to attend tomorrow night’s meeting to express our concern about the possible loss ofthe John Turner building on highway 54. We are definitely in support of preserving this building built by the famous architect John Turner.Some of his magnificent buildings have been lost. The original Central School is a tragic example. There are still some structures that stand in tribute to this outstanding builder and that also canserve as tourist attractions to be added to what Brantford and Brant County already have to offer. Let’s preserve our heritage.SincerelyBrian & Beverley OsbornMount Pleasant RoadBrantford.Sent from my iPhone

Brian Osborn

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June25,2018

BrantCountyCouncilRe:DemolitionoftheMunicipalHall

Firstoff,pleaseacceptmyregretsformyabsenceatTuesdayeveningsmeeting,asweareattendingourdaughtersGradeEightgraduationfromOnondaga-BrantElementarySchool.

Ihaveafewthoughtsontheproposeddemolition,whichIwouldliketosharewithmembersofcouncil.

WhileIappreciatetheheritageandhistoricalelementsofsaidbuildingIcanalsoappreciatethenecessityofprovidingtheOnondagaFireDepartmentasafeandadequatehallformeetings,traininganddebriefing.ThesevolunteersworkveryhardtokeepourcommunitysafeandspendcountlesshoursintrainingandoncallsforthesafetyandprotectionofeveryoneintheformerOnondagaTownshipandthroughouttheCountyandSixNationswhenneeded.Providingthemwithanuptodatehallistheleastwecanofferthemfortheirvolunteerservice.

Moreimportantly,Iquestionwhatpurposethebuildingwouldserve.HowmanyofthesehistoricalbuildingsdoesonethinkasmallcommunitylikeOnondagacansupport?WealreadyhavetheOnondagaCommunityHallthatisbeingrunbycommunitymembersandservesforsmalleventsandfamilyrentals.Butdrivingpastonmanyoccasions,anditwouldappearthatdemandisnotgreatenoughtohaveitrentedeveryweekendfortheseoccasions.Soagain,whatpurposewouldbeproposedfortheoldtownhall?Wecertainlydon’tneedanother“CommunityHall”.Ireadsomewherethesuggestionofconvertingittohousing?Howwillthateverbepossible,surroundedbytruckbaysandthefirehall?Waterandsepticwouldbelocatedwhereexactly?…inthemiddleoftheparkinglot?Notapracticaloptioneither.Soagainwhatpurpose?

Iamallforrecognizingheritagebutheritageisnotaboutthebuildingitself.Thephysicalfeaturescanbeincorporatedintothenewbuildingtoretaintheirhistoricalsignificance.Heritageisdefinedasthepassingonoftraditions,honourandpride.Aphysicalbuildingdoesn’tdothat.Living,workingandsocializinginthecommunitydefinesyourheritageandIquestionhowmanypeopleintheroomtonightpressuringyoutopreservethebuildingactuallyliveandcontributetothecommunityofOnondaga?Ourfamilyhasproudlylivedandservedinthiscommunityforsixgenerationsbutwedon’tdependonabuildingtoprovideustheopportunitytodoso.

Let’sbepractical,fiscallyresponsible,andsavethefeaturesthatcanbesaved.Incorporatethemintothenew,uptodate,safeandefficientfirehallthatservestheentirecommunityratherthanwastingtime,energyandmoneyonaoldbuildingthatmayonlyserveafew.

Sincerely,

PamCharlton

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BY-LAW NUMBER 92-18

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THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF BRANT

To amend by-law 43-17, being a by-law to appoint Municipal Law Enforcement Officers (Lisa Madden)

WHEREAS pursuant to Section 15(1) of the Police Services Act, being Chapter P15, R.S.O. 1990, as amended, authority is vested in Council to appoint persons to enforce the by-laws of the municipality;

AND WHEREAS the Building Code Act, 1992, S.O. 1992, c. 23, grants enforcement powers to Property Standards Officers who have been assigned the responsibility of administering and enforcing by-laws passed under section 15(1);

AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 12 of the Dog Owners Liability Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter D16, Municipal Law Enforcement Officers are deemed peace officers for the purposes of the Act;

AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the County of Brant deems it necessary to appoint Lisa Madden as a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and a Property Standards Officer;

NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF BRANT HEREBY ENACTS as follows:

1. THAT section 6 of By-law Number 43-17 be amended to read as follows:

“THAT Lisa Madden is hereby appointed as a Property Standards Officer and as a MunicipalLaw Enforcement Officer for the purpose of enforcing all County By-laws and for the purposeof exercising the powers of a peace officer pursuant to the Dog Owners’ Liability Act, R. S.O.1990, c. D16 effective from April 30, 2018 to September 1, 2018.

2. THAT this by-law comes into force and takes effect upon passage.

READ a first and second time, this 26th day of June, 2018.

READ a third time and finally passed in Council, this 26th day of June, 2018.


_____________________________________ R.E.F. Eddy, Mayor

_____________________________________ Heather Boyd, Clerk

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BY-LAW NUMBER 93-18

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To appoint Inspectors pursuant to the County Site Alteration By-law

WHEREAS pursuant to Section 15(1) of the Police Services Act, being Chapter P15, R.S.O. 1990, as amended, authority is vested in Council to appoint persons to enforce the by-laws of the municipality;

WHEREAS pursuant to Section 435 of the Municipal Act, 2001 S.O. 2001, C 25, a municipality has the power to pass by-laws providing that the municipality may enter on land at any reasonable time for the purpose of carrying out an inspection to determine whether or not a bylaw, direction or order of the municipality is being complied with and further that the power of entry shall be exercised by an employee, officer or agent of the municipality or a member of the police force;

AND WHEREAS the County of Brant Site Alteration By-law grants the powers of entry and inspection and the power to issue orders to Inspectors that are designated, appointed and authorized by Council to administer or enforce the provisions of the Site Alteration Bylaw;

AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the County of Brant deems it necessary to appoint the Manager of Development Engineering Review, the Lot Grading Technologist and Municipal Law Enforcement Officers as Inspectors for the purpose of administering and enforcing the provisions of the Site Alteration Bylaw;


1. THAT Don Cunningham, Lori Fox, Greg Bergeron, Dave Kelly, Erna Booth, Amanda Paine,Richard McGinnis and Lisa Madden are hereby appointed as Inspectors for the purpose ofadministering and enforcing the County of Brant Site Alteration Bylaw.

2. THAT this By-law comes into force and take effect upon passage.




_____________________________________ R.E.F. Eddy, Mayor

_____________________________________ Heather Boyd, Clerk

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BY-LAW NUMBER 94-18

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To confirm the proceedings of Council

WHEREAS by Section 5 of The Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, the powers of a municipal corporation are to be exercised by its Council;

AND WHEREAS by Section 11 of The Municipal Act 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, the powers of every Council are to be exercised by by-law;

AND WHEREAS it is deemed expedient that the proceedings of the Council of the Corporation of the County of Brant at this meeting be confirmed and adopted by by-law;


1. THAT the action of the Council of the Corporation of the County of Brant in respect of eachrecommendation contained in the reports of the Committees and each motion and resolution passedand other action taken by Council of the Corporation of the County of Brant, at its meetings held onMay 23, June 5 and June 26, 2018 are hereby adopted and confirmed as if all such proceedingswere expressly embodied in this by-law;

2. THAT the Mayor and proper officials of the Corporation of the County of Brant are herebyauthorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to the action of the Council referredto in the preceding section hereof;

3. THAT the Mayor and the Clerk be authorized and directed to execute all documents in that behalfand to affix thereto the seal of the Corporation of the County of Brant.




_______________________________________ R.E.F. Eddy, Mayor

_______________________________________ Heather Boyd, Clerk

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Documents

Brant County Council Revised Agenda & Addendum · Brant County Council Agenda Page 2 Tuesday, June 26, 2018 g. (REVISED SPEAKER) – Janet Rizzi, Save Onondaga School - Town Hall