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THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF LAMBTON SHORES Economic Development Task Force Minutes Meeting No. 02-2012 Date of Meeting: Wednesday, June 6, 2012 Location: The Shores, Main Floor Meeting Room Members Present: Co-chair Lorie Scott Co-chair Martin Underwood Mayor Bill Weber Glen Baillie Jerry Beernink Mark Gilpin Sarah Hornblower David Jefferson James Munn Jordy Speake Glen Van Valkenburg Nicole Williamson Doug Willsie Absent: Guests: Also Present: Jean Hill Bonnie Speake Bob Sharon Secretary, Julie Meister CALL TO ORDER Co-chairperson Scott called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m. 1. WELCOME Opening remarks of welcome from Co-chairperson Scott included directing members’ attention the information, relevant studies and reports provided by the Municipality of Lambton Shores, as requested at the May 16, 2012 meeting. Co-chairperson Scott informed the group that the issues of wind turbines and cell phone towers were before Council. The next meeting is still being organized; however Sarnia Lambton Business Development Corporation and Sarnia Lambton Economic Partnership confirmed that they will be attending and presenting information. Commitment from Tourism Sarnia Lambton has not been received yet. At this time, the location was not finalized, but could be at the Legacy Centre, in Thedford. 21
2 DECLARATION OF PECUNIARY OR CONFLICT OF INTEREST Members were asked to declare any pecuniary or conflict of interest that they may have with respect to the business itemized on the agenda, none were declared. 3 CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES 3.1 Regular Meeting, May 16, 2012 The minutes of the previous Economic Development Task Force, held the 16 th day of May 2012 were reviewed. EDTF 12-0607-01 Moved by Glen Baillie Seconded by Nicole Williamson That the minutes of the May 16 th , 2012 Economic Development Task Force meeting be accepted as presented. Carried 4. DELEGATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS 4.1 Martin Underwood – Exploratory Research Using an Inductive Approach to Gain Background Information Co-chairperson Underwood explained that deductive inquiry examined facts, figures and numbers. Inductive inquiry was about talking to people, asking what they needed and listening to their answers. The focus of this presentation was to determine the industry types to research. Cochairperson Underwood suggested that each industry could be researched by a team of two members, one familiar with the industry and one unfamiliar to provide different perspectives. Each industry would be divided into subgroups. The teams would include information regarding interconnections between different types of industries as well as looking for opportunities. Education for both the public and finding resources for the industry would be sought. Additionally, clusters would be reported on and possible connectivity between the clusters would be researched, then the team would present their findings to the whole group. Concentric circles and interlinking within and between industries will be documented. How we advertise and sell within Lambton Shores and how we sell our municipality outside of Lambton Shores will also be a focus of the research. The goal would be to have some groups prepared to present within one month, with all groups having presented within two months. Within each category for study, the teams are to look at how they manifest locally and further abroad. Some measured outcomes include the statistics for the gross domestic product. It is also important to determine who our market is. Teams will identify strengths and weaknesses as part of the research. 22
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Attention: Mayor Bill Weber andLamb
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Lambton Shores Nature Trails (LSNT)
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THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY
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AMENDMENT NO. 32 TO THE MUNICIPALIT
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-1- STATEMENT OF COMPONENTS PART A
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OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION
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Respectfully submitted Patti L. Ric
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THIS AGREEMENT made the day of July
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Attachment 1 The Municipality of La
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Historical Precedent Existing Prefe
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The selection committee will be pro
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Lambton Shores community organizati
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Appendix A Volunteer Appreciation A
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Email: ____________________________
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Appendix B Accessibility Award Muni
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Ontario Newcomer Champion Award: Re
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Through Lambton Shores Community Gr
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CHIPPEWAS OF KETTLE AND STONY POINT
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Aquafest 2012 Revenue TD Environmen
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the community. Other programs would
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SW Lambton Shores Tuesday Pick Up A
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It is staff’s recommendation to c
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