The Centre Wellington Record

Council

May 25, 2020

What was decided (6 motions)

4 carried, 2 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.

MacRae. THAT the Council of the Township of Centre Wellington authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute a by-law to provide indemnification for Members of Council and Employees, including reimbursement to Members of Council for legal fees incurred when defending Integrity Commissioner investigations.
Moved by Councillor Neil Dunsmore, seconded by Councillor Ian
Defeated
MacRae. THAT the Council of the Township of Centre Wellington authorize the Mayor and Municipal Clerk to execute a by-law to repeal and replace By-law 2019-009, A By-law to provide Rules Governing the Proceedings of the Committee of Adjustment for the Township of Centre Wellington, to allow for electronic participation in meetings and for Members participating electronically to count towards quorum.
Moved by Councillor Neil Dunsmore, seconded by Councillor Ian
Carried
McElwain. THAT the Council of the Township of Centre Wellington adopt a By-law to set the Township tax rates for 2020; AND THAT the Council of the Township of Centre Wellington adopt a By-law to establish a tax pre-authorized payment plan over 11 months.
Moved by Councillor Ian MacRae, seconded by Councillor Kirk
Carried
McElwain. THAT the Council of the Township of Centre Wellington approve application RZ07/19 and that a by-law to amend the zoning by-law be given three readings.
Moved by Councillor Neil Dunsmore, seconded by Councillor Kirk
Carried
MacRae. THAT By-laws 2020-21 through 2020-25 be read a first, second and third time and passed, signed by the Mayor and Clerk and the Corporate Seal affixed.
Moved by Councillor Neil Dunsmore, seconded by Councillor Ian
Carried
McElwain. THAT the Township of Centre Wellington shall hold a well-advertised public meeting attended by Members of Council before the end of April 2020 at which the Integrity Commissioner will provide an educational information presentation to members of the public, followed by a question and answer session, about the new Code of Conduct for Page 7 of 8 Council Minutes May 25, 2020 Members of Council from the perspective of providing and explaining the types of behavior which would or would not reasonably be expected to warrant a complaint by members of the public. AND THAT following the above noted public educational information meeting, the Township of Centre Wellington shall promptly post and maintain on the Township website in the section entitled “Integrity Commissioner” the full text of the Integrity Commissioner’s educational information presentation to members of the public together with the record of any resulting questions and answers.
Moved by Councillor Stephen Kitras, seconded by Councillor Kirk
Defeated

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