Taken from the roll call in the town’s own minutes. The minutes record who was not there and almost never why.
What was decided (18 motions)
18 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
That this portion of the meeting be closed to the public in order to consider the following: Section 239(2)(d) of the Municipal Act – labour relations or employee negotiations - union negotiations
Moved by Shelley Wagner, seconded by Lori Sebben
Carried
That the closed session meeting adjourn and the Council meeting resume.
Moved by Claude Hergott, seconded by Derek Brick
Carried
That the following minutes be adopted as presented.
Moved by Derek Brick, seconded by Claude Hergott
Carried
That the Council meeting adjourn to hold a public meeting with respect to the 2025 Draft Budget, followed by a public meeting with respect to Zoning By-law Amendment 06/24.
Moved by Lori Sebben, seconded by Shelley Wagner
Carried
That the public meeting with respect to the 2025 Draft Budget and the Zoning By-law Amendment 06/24 adjourn and the Council meeting resume.
Moved by Shelley Wagner, seconded by Lori Sebben
Carried
That Council rise and go into a Committee of the Whole to receive reports and recommendations.
Moved by Claude Hergott, seconded by Derek Brick
Carried
That the Council of the Township of Wellesley receive the information from the public meeting and refer the information to staff for consideration.
Moved by Lori Sebben, seconded by Shelley Wagner
Carried
That the Council of the Township of Wellesley appoint K. Smart Associates Limited to prepare a report, in accordance with Section 8 of the Drainage Act, R.S.O. 1990 for the Section 4 Petition for Drainage Works by Owners submitted by Gordon Erb on behalf of Kingwood Holsteins Ltd.
Moved by Claude Hergott, seconded by Derek Brick
Carried
That the Council of the Township of Wellesley appoint the following member to the Grand River Accessibility Advisory Committee (GRAAC) for a 4-year term, or until a successor is appointed ending December 31, 2028: David Fish, Township of Wellesley
Moved by Claude Hergott, seconded by Derek Brick
Carried
That the Council of the Township of Wellesley approve revisions to Administration Policy #29 titled Exit Interview Policy as outlined in this report and attachment.
Moved by Derek Brick, seconded by Shelley Wagner
Carried
That the Council of the Township of Wellesley approve the 2025 proposed operating and capital budgets which provides for a 3.938% total tax levy increase of $294,116 after growth which is inclusive of a 0.75% greening levy and a 1% infrastructure levy; and further That the Council of the Township of Wellesley hear three readings of By-law 2/2025.
Moved by Shelley Wagner, seconded by Lori Sebben
Carried
That the Committee of the Whole rise and Council resume and report.
Moved by Shelley Wagner, seconded by Lori Sebben
Carried
That the report of the Committee of the Whole be adopted as set forth in the motions and actions detailed above.
Moved by Claude Hergott, seconded by Derek Brick
Carried
That the for information package be accepted as presented.
Moved by Derek Brick, seconded by Claude Hergott
Carried
Whereas the Linwood Lions Club has been an active participant in the community for over 25 years including through the Building Fundraising Committee/Linwood Lions Club for the construction of a new Linwood Community Centre in the early 2000’s; Whereas the Linwood Lions Club successfully fulfilled their commitment to raise more than $800,000.00 towards the construction of a new Linwood Community Centre in the early 2000’s; Whereas the Linwood Lions Club has been meeting semi-monthly for over 25 years with semi-monthly meetings predating the existing Linwood Community Centre; Whereas the Township of Wellesley Affiliation Policy 2024 permits one meeting per month for Service Clubs; Whereas permitted in the Affiliation Policy the Linwood Lions Club would be eligible for a 35% facility rental reduction for their second monthly meeting, small hall daily rental excluding the kitchen, for a 2025 fee of $143.23 + HST; Whereas the Linwood Lion Club has expressed the need to meet on semi- monthly basis to continue the services they provide for the community; Therefore be it resolved that the Linwood Lions Club be permitted to meet on a semi-monthly basis in the small hall, excluding the kitchen, of the Linwood Community Centre of the first and third Wednesday of each month free of charge, to be booked through the Recreation Facilities Scheduling Administrator.
Moved by Lori Sebben, seconded by Derek Brick
Carried
That By-Law No. 1/2025; 2/2025; 3/2025; and 4/2025 be read a first and second time.
Moved by Derek Brick, seconded by Claude Hergott
Carried
That By-law No. 1/2025; 2/2025; 3/2025; and 4/2025 be read a third time and passed and the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign and seal the By-law under the Corporate Seal.