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Minutes of the January 28, 2013 Council Meeting to the Lion’s Park Ball Diamond in Grand Bend. In total, the partners are planning to spend nearly $100,000.00 on various upgrades to the ball diamond including resurfacing of the infield along with new backstop and infield fencing and playground equipment. The final upgrades of the first phase were completed in 2012. 17. New Splash Pad in Arkona – In cooperation with the Kaeden Brown Foundation, a new splash pad was competed and commissioned in 2012 in Arkona. 18. New BMX Track in Forest – Council initiated a new BMX and skateboard park in downtown Forest for area youth to hone their skills and invest their energies productively. This BMX Track is the first of a three phase active/passive recreation approach that will accommodate a wide variety of people’s interest and abilities and age groups, i.e. second phase spray pad with help of the Optimists, third phase is an expanded trails and nature area. 19. New Paving Stones at Arkona Intersection – The main intersection of Arkona was enhanced by the completion of a needed paving stone project. The visual impact is a significant improvement. This project was long overdue. 20. Ice Management Initiatives in Port Franks – Council approved $100,000 in 2012 for the dredging of the mouth of the river in Port Franks as well as a channel for water flow in the middle one-third of the river width through those areas that the ice management report has identified as being the high risk locations for ice jamming. In its 2013 budget, council has also committed to pay Ausable Bayfield Conservation Area $112,500 for additional dredging and investigation into partnerships available to purchase dredging equipment that can be shared by lakeside jurisdictions. Motion Later Withdraw It was noted that traditionally staff provided the “year in review” and staff was asked to provide a 2012 report, based on the standard format. 13-0128-26 Moved by: Deputy Mayor Davis-Dagg Seconded by: Councillor Bonesteel That staff is directed to prepare a report for Council review and approval on the year in review, 2012. Carried 12. NEW BUSINESS There were no emergent issues for Council to discuss. 13. COUNCILLOR REPORTS Councillor Cook reported the Mayor Weber has received the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal honouring significant contributions and achievements by Canadians. 35
Minutes of the January 28, 2013 Council Meeting Deputy Mayor Davis-Dagg advised that the advertisement for applications to the Lambton Shores’ Economic Development Committee had been posted and the deadline of February 13th was fast approaching. Councillor Underwood reminded Council of the Town Hall Meeting scheduled for January 29th at Kimball Hall in Forest. Mayor Weber reported that the International Silver Stick Hockey Tournament in Forest had been a huge success and offered his appreciation to all the volunteers who make this such a great event. He further reported that he had attended the Forest Curling Club where he brought greetings on behalf of the Municipality to curlers from Scotland who were competing as part of the 2013 Strathcona Cup. 14. OPPORTUNITY FOR THE PUBLIC TO SEEK CLARIFICATION Jim Hansen inquired if the staff year-end review report would provide information on both the positive and negative. Council agreed that the Closed Session Minutes included as part of the Confidential Session in the January 28, 2013 agenda be forwarded to the February 11, 2013 Council meeting. 15. ADJOURN 13-0128-27 Moved by: Councillor Underwood Seconded by: Councillor Scott That the January 28, 2013 Council meeting adjourns at 9:05 p.m. Carried 36
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