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Minutes of the November 5, 2012 Council Meeting
There were no Municipal accounts for Council to review.
11. NOTICE OF MOTION
11.1 Notice of Motion from May Weber – Re: Nomination of Ruth Illman for the
“Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal” and the “June Callwood Outstanding
Achievement Award for Volunteerism in Ontario”
Prior to making the following motion that received unanimous assent Mayor Weber
turned over the Chair to Deputy Mayor Davis-Dagg.
12-1105-33 Moved by: Mayor Weber
Seconded by: Councillor Cook
That Ruth Illman be recognized for her years of volunteer efforts
within the Municipality of Lambton Shores and be nominated for the
“Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal” and the “June Callwood
Outstanding Achievement Award for Volunteerism in Ontario”.
Carried
12. NEW BUSINESS
The Forest Optimist Club is applying to the Trillium Foundation for funds to assist with
the construction of a Spray Pad at Rotary Park in Forest. The organization is requiring
confirmation from the Municipality that it will assume the maintenance and operations of
the spray pad after completion.
12-1105-34 Moved by: Deputy Mayor Davis-Dagg
Seconded by: Councillor Russell
That CL Report No. 131-2012 regarding an update on the Forest
Spray Pad be presented to Council under new business as it is an
emergent issue.
Carried
12-1105-35 Moved by: Councillor Maguire
Seconded by: Councillor Cook
That it be confirmed that the Municipality of Lambton Shores will be
assuming the maintenance and operations of the spray pad at
Rotary Park.
Carried
13. COUNCILLOR REPORTS
Councillor Scott voiced her appreciation of the Community Services staff in responding
to those issues within the Municipality due to the inclement weather the past week.
Councillor Underwood asked Council to take a “Pittance of Time” on November 11th in
honour of Remembrance Day and to make an effort to attend the Remembrance Day
services within Lambton Shores on Sunday as well.
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