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1.1
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Mayor S. Mandel called the meeting to
order at 9:34 a.m.
V. Khatri, Hindu Society of Alberta, led
the assembly in prayer.
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1.2
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Moved J. Batty - T.
Caterina:
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That the October 26,
2011, City Council meeting agenda be adopted with the following changes:
Additions:
*6.1 - 2012 - 2021
Capital Investment Agenda and 2012 - 2014 Proposed Capital Budget
*6.12 - Regulation of
the Taxi Industry in the Capital Region
*6.14 - Centre for
Arts and Music - Request for Funding
Replacement
pages:
*5 - Status of
Reports - City Council October 26, 2011
Edmonton as a Leading Mid-Sized City by 2030
- revised due
date changed to November 22, 2011
*6.10 - 2012 Council
Calendar
- Attachment 1, January/February and March/April
2012
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In Favour:
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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1.3
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Moved E. Gibbons -
D. Iveson:
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That the following
meeting minutes be adopted:
- October 11, 2011, City Council Public Hearing
- October 12, 2011, City Council
- October 14, 2011, Special City Council
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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1.4
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Bisset School (S. Mandel)
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Mayor S. Mandel, on
behalf of City Council, welcomed students from Bisset School and their
teachers Mr. Lastiwka; Mr. Richardson; and Mrs. Elliot.
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2011 Capital City Clean Up (S. Mandel)
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Mayor S. Mandel, on behalf
of City Council, thanked all the people that work with the City who have
supported the City's litter and graffiti reduction and prevention
programs. A breakfast was held to say thank you to our partners who
have made the program a success; it was also to celebrate the 2011 Litter
Audit results which showed a 10% reduction from last year, that shows working
together has made a positive difference.
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River City Round Up (S. Mandel)
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Mayor S. Mandel, on behalf
of City Council, is pleased to partner with Northlands and community
stakeholders in the coordination of this years event taking place November 4
- 13, 2011, that is intended to provide programs and activities to celebrate
Edmonton's agricultural and western heritage. The kick-off is scheduled
for Saturday November 5, 2011, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Churchill Square.
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Transportation Association of Canada Conference (S.
Mandel)
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Mayor S. Mandel, on behalf
of City Council, acknowledged Administration who helped coordinate this year’s
annual conference. Transportation engineers and experts from across
Canada gather to exchange ideas, talk about projects and to learn from each
other as the work they do is essential in building sustainable transportation
systems.
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Coronation School (S. Mandel)
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Mayor S. Mandel, on
behalf of City Council, welcomed students from Coronation School and their
teacher Ms. Burns.
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2.
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2.1
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The following items were
selected for debate: 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6, 6.7, 6.9, 6.14,
6.15, 6.16, and 8.1.
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2.2
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There were no requests
to speak.
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2.3
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There were no requests
for time specifics.
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2.4
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See items 7.1, 7.2 and
7.3.
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3.
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There were no
Councillor Inquiries.
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4.
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There were no reports
released early as part of the agenda.
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5.
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5.1
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Moved D. Iveson -
T. Caterina:
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That the revised due
date of November 22, 2011, be approved.
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Sustainable Dev.
Due Date: Nov. 22, 2011
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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6.
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6.1
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L. Rosen, Chief
Financial Officer and Treasurer, answered Council's questions.
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Moved D. Iveson -
E. Gibbons:
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That the October 25,
2011, Financial Services report 2011CF0466 be postponed to the November 9,
2011, City Council meeting, as first item of business.
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Financial Svcs.
Due Date: Nov. 9, 2011
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken,
E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K. Leibovici, L. Sloan,
T. Caterina
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Absent:
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B. Anderson, K.
Krushell
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6.2
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L. Rosen, Chief
Financial Officer and Treasurer, answered Council's questions.
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Moved D. Iveson -
J. Batty:
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That the October 26,
2011, Financial Services report 2011CF6506 be referred to the November 3,
2011, Utility Committee meeting.
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Financial Svcs.
Due Date: Nov. 3, 2011
Utility Committee
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K. Krushell, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan,
T. Caterina
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Absent:
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B. Anderson, D. Loken
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6.3
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6.4
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6.5
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Items 6.3, 6.4,
6.5 and 7.1 were dealt with together.
A. Sinclair, City Clerk, answered
Council's questions.
F. Mannarino, EPCOR, made a presentation and answered Council's
questions. S. Stanley, EPCOR; and L. Rosen, Chief Financial Officer and
Treasurer, answered Council's questions.
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Moved D. Iveson -
E. Gibbons:
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1. That the
September 1, 2011, Financial Services report 2011CA1232 be received for
information.
2. That the
September 1, 2011, Financial Services report 2011CA1233 be received for
information.
3. That the
September 1, 2011, Corporate Services report 2011COC136 be received for
information.
4. That the
September 1, 2011, Corporate Services report 2011COC137 be received for
information.
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Financial Svcs.
Corporate Svcs.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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Moved D. Iveson -
E. Gibbons:
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That the October 26,
2011, Financial Services report 2011CA3551 be received for information.
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Financial Svcs.
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In Favour:
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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Moved D. Iveson -
E. Gibbons:
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That the October 26,
2011, Corporate Services report 2011COC163 be received for information.
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Corporate Svcs.
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In Favour:
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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6.6
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Moved D. Iveson -
J. Batty:
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1. That the boundary
of the Capital City Downtown Community Revitalization Levy area as shown in
Attachment 2 of the October 26, 2011, Sustainable Development report
2011SCO505 be approved.
2. That Mayor S.
Mandel, on behalf of City Council, make an application to the Provincial
Government requesting designation of the Capital City Downtown Community
Revitalization Levy in a regulation.
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Sustainable Dev.
Mayor
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L. Rosen, Chief
Financial Officer and Treasurer; and R. G. Klassen, General Manager,
Sustainable Development, answered Council's questions.
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In Favour:
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Leibovici, T.
Caterina
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Opposed:
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K. Diotte, L. Sloan
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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6.7
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L.
Rosen, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer, answered Council's
questions.
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Moved D. Iveson -
D. Loken:
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That the October 26,
2011, Financial Services report 2011CF1829 be received for information.
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Financial Svcs.
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L. Rosen, Chief
Financial Officer and Treasurer; and
S. Farbrother, City Manager, answered Council's questions.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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6.8
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Moved D. Iveson -
T. Caterina:
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That the October 26,
2011, Financial Services report 2011CF4893 be received for information.
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Financial Svcs.
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In Favour:
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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6.9
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Moved D. Iveson -
T. Caterina:
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That the October 26,
2011, Corporate Services report 2011COC144 be postponed to the November 9,
2011, City Council meeting.
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Corporate Svcs.
Due Date: Nov. 9, 2011
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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6.10
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Moved D. Iveson -
T. Caterina:
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That the January 1,
2012, to December 31, 2012, Council and Committee Calendar, as outlined in
Attachment 1 of the October 12, 2011, Corporate Services report 2011COC129,
be approved.
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Corporate Svcs.
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In Favour:
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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6.11
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Moved D. Iveson - T.
Caterina:
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That Mayor S. Mandel
write a letter to the Chair of the Capital Region Board, and a copy be sent
to the Alberta Minister of Transportation, indicating Edmonton's desire to
proceed with implementation of electronic fare payment in the city and
region on a expeditious basis.
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Mayor
Transportation Svcs.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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6.12
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Moved D. Iveson -
T. Caterina:
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That the Mayor, on
behalf of City Council, write a letter to the Capital Region Board outlining
the need to regulate taxi and limousine services in the capital region.
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Mayor
Sustainable Dev.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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6.13
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Moved D. Iveson -
T. Caterina:
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1. That a Notice of
Intention to Designate a Municipal Historic Resource, as outlined in
Attachment 1 of the October 19, 2011, Sustainable Development report 2011SPE112,
be served on the owner of the property occupied by the St. Francis of
Assisi Church located at 6770 - 129 Avenue NW in accordance with section 26
of the Historical Resources Act RSA 2000.
2. That the funding
of $126,520.68 for this project be provided from the Heritage Reserve Fund.
3. That the City
Manager be appointed to implement matters arising from the issuance of the
Notice of Intention to Designate a Municipal Historic Resource.
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Sustainable Dev.
City Manager
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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6.14
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D. H. Edey, General
Manager, Corporate Services, answered Council's questions.
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Moved B. Henderson
- D. Iveson:
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That $25,000 from
the 2011 Council Contingency Fund be provided to The Rock and Roll Society
of Edmonton, Centre for Arts and Music, for start up funding.
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City Manager
Arts Council
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, L. Sloan, T.
Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell, K. Leibovici
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6.15
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6.16
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Items 6.15 and 6.16 were dealt with together.
S. Farbrother, City Manager, made a
presentation and answered Council's questions. R. G. Klassen, General
Manager, Sustainable Development; R. Seidel, Davis LLP; L. Rosen, Chief
Financial Officer and Treasurer;
L. Cochrane, General Manager, Community Services; and A. Sinclair, City
Clerk, answered Council's questions.
Moved
K. Krushell - D. Loken:
1.
That the revised negotiated framework to design and build a downtown arena,
as outlined below, be approved:
1.
Sustainability of NHL Hockey in Edmonton is a prime consideration.
2.
The guaranteed maximum price for the downtown arena building is $450 million.
If the tenders received are over $450 million, either party can walk away
from the deal.
3.
The Katz Group will pay the principal and interest costs associated with $100
million of capital cost over 35 years through a lease payment of
approximately $5.5 million (based on October 2011 cost of borrowing – actual
lease payment will be dependent on actual costs of borrowing).
4.
User fee levied through ticket surcharge to generate $125 million plus
interest to fund the capital project.
5.
City of Edmonton contribution of $125 million to the arena building will
include up to $45 million to be funded by a Community Revitalization Levy.
6.
Land to be purchased at the same price and on the same terms and conditions
as in the current purchase agreements. City assumes obligations by October
31, 2011.
7.
The City is to build an LRT connection to arena.
8.
Pedway over 104 Avenue is required adjacent infrastructure funded outside of
the arena building project. Katz Group agrees to pay half of cost, and City
limits contribution to no more than $25 million. Previous estimates placed
the City contribution for the Pedway at $20 million.
9.
Community rink to be constructed adjacent to the arena contingent on funding
from the federal and provincial government. City’s share to be limited to
one-third of the cost, which is not included in the cost of the arena
building. City to own and operate the community rink with all revenues and
costs accruing to the City.
10.
The Katz Group is to operate the new arena and is to pay all operating
expenses, capital maintenance and repair.
11.
The Edmonton Oilers Hockey Club will stay in Edmonton for 35 years.
12.
Design process to be undertaken collaboratively between the City and the Katz
Group. Clarity on the model has been provided, with both sides agreeing that
the Pittsburgh approach is the model to follow for design and construction.
13.
City access to the new arena for up to four weeks a year at its discretion.
14.
The Katz Group will enter into a Community benefits agreement with the City,
taking into account the activities of the Oilers Community Foundation.
15.
The Katz Group commits $100 million to associated adjacent investment subject
to commercial viability.
16.
Any method of personal seat licenses, condominiumization model or seat rights
would not be pursued by the Katz Group.
17.
The City will enter into a marketing partnership with the Edmonton Oilers,
investing $2 million annually in a program to promote the image of the City
and to build City recognition with the Oilers brand. The City will enjoy a
most favoured nation status in its marketing package that ensures the City’s
program is the best value the Oilers have to offer at any given time. The
marketing package will be of a quality and impact that is consistent with
arrangements with the private sector at a similar level. Included in the
partnership program will be access to a suite that the City can share with
other parties contributing to the marketing of the City of Edmonton.
2.
That Administration prepare the Master Agreement based on the negotiated
framework outlined above and return to City Council for approval.
A. Sinclair, City Clerk, answered
Council's questions.
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Amendment moved T.
Caterina - E. Gibbons:
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That the revised
negotiated framework to design and build a downtown arena be amended as
follows:
2. add at the end of
the first sentence “which will include provision for 350 parking stalls, and with
the City not held responsible for any cost overrun.”
4. add the following
sentence “The new Supplemental Surcharge to be placed on Northlands must not
be used to fund the new downtown arena.”
5. add the following
sentence “The City must identify how the balance of $80 million will be
financed. “
7. be replaced with
the following “The City’s costs to build an LRT connection to the arena will
be capped at $17 million.”
13. replace “four
weeks” with “any 28 days”
15. be replaced with
the following: “The Katz Group commits $100 million to associated adjacent
investment with at least $30 million to be invested prior to construction of
the new downtown arena and the balance subject to commercial viability."
17. add at the end of
the first sentence “This marketing partnership will be limited to 10 years
with a review every two years of the marketing plan, at the City’s
discretion."
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S. Farbrother, City
Manager; R. G. Klassen, General Manager, Sustainable Development; and M.
Koziol, General Manager, Infrastructure Services, answered Council's
questions.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K.
Krushell, K. Leibovici,
T. Caterina
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Opposed:
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K. Diotte, L. Sloan
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S.
Farbrother, City Manager; R. G. Klassen, General Manager, Sustainable
Development; A. Sinclair, City Clerk; and L. Rosen, Chief Financial Officer
and Treasurer, answered Council's questions.
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Amendment moved J.
Batty - B. Anderson:
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That the revised
negotiated framework to design and build a downtown arena be amended as
follows:
6. add the following
words after “agreements” “plus third party costs associated with the land
acquisition and zoning.”
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L. Rosen, Chief
Financial Officer and Treasurer; and R. G. Klassen, General Manager,
Sustainable Development, answered Council's questions.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K.
Krushell, K. Leibovici,
T. Caterina
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Opposed:
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K. Diotte, L. Sloan
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R. G. Klassen, General
Manager, Sustainable Development; S. Farbrother, City Manager; and A.
Sinclair, City Clerk, answered Council's questions.
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Motion, put K.
Krushell - D. Loken:
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1. That the revised
negotiated framework to design and build a downtown arena as outlined below,
be approved:
1. Sustainability
of NHL Hockey in Edmonton is a prime consideration.
2. The guaranteed
maximum price for the downtown arena building is $450 million, which will include
provision for 350 parking stalls, and with the City not held responsible
for any cost overrun. If the tenders received are over $450 million,
either party can walk away from the deal.
3. The Katz Group
will pay the principal and interest costs associated with $100 million of
capital cost over 35 years through a lease payment of approximately $5.5
million (based on October 2011 cost of borrowing – actual lease payment
will be dependent on actual costs of borrowing).
4. User fee
levied through supplemental surcharge to generate $125 million plus
interest to fund the capital project. The new Supplemental Surcharge to be
placed on Northlands must not be used to fund the new downtown arena.
5. City of
Edmonton contribution of $125 million to the arena building will include up
to $45 million to be funded by a Community Revitalization Levy. The City
must identify how the balance of $80 million will be financed.
6. Land to be
purchased at the same price and on the same terms and conditions as in the
current purchase agreements plus third party costs associated with the land
acquisition and zoning. City assumes obligations by October 31, 2011.
7. The City’s
costs to build an LRT connection to the arena will be capped at $17
million.
8. Pedway over
104 Avenue is required adjacent infrastructure funded outside of the arena
building project. Katz Group agrees to pay half of cost, and City limits
contribution to no more than $25 million. Previous estimates placed the
City contribution for the Pedway at $20 million.
9. Community rink
to be constructed adjacent to the arena contingent on funding from the
federal and provincial government. City’s share to be limited to one-third
of the cost, which is not included in the cost of the arena building. City
to own and operate the community rink with all revenues and costs accruing
to the City.
10. The Katz
Group is to operate the new arena and is to pay all operating expenses,
capital maintenance and repair.
11. The Edmonton
Oilers Hockey Club will stay in Edmonton for 35 years.
12. Design
process to be undertaken collaboratively between the City and the Katz
Group. Clarity on the model has been provided, with both sides agreeing
that the Pittsburgh approach is the model to follow for design and
construction.
13. City access
to the new arena for any 28 days a year at its discretion.
14. The Katz
Group will enter into a Community benefits agreement with the City, taking
into account the activities of the Oilers Community Foundation.
15. The Katz
Group commits $100 million to associated adjacent investment, with at least
$30 million to be invested prior to construction of the new downtown arena
and the balance subject to commercial viability.
16. Any method of
personal seat licenses, condominiumization model or seat rights would not
be pursued by the Katz Group.
17. The City will
enter into a marketing partnership with the Edmonton Oilers, investing $2
million annually in a program to promote the image of the City and to build
City recognition with the Oilers brand. This marketing partnership will be
limited to 10 years with a review every two years of the marketing plan, at
the City’s discretion. The City will enjoy a most favoured nation status in
its marketing package that ensures the City’s program is the best value the
Oilers have to offer at any given time. The marketing package will be of a
quality and impact that is consistent with arrangements with the private
sector at a similar level. Included in the partnership program will be
access to a suite that the City can share with other parties contributing
to the marketing of the City of Edmonton.
2. That
Administration prepare the Master Agreement based on the framework above,
and return to City Council for approval.
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City Manager
City Manager
Due Date:
To Be Determined
City Council
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Krushell, K.
Leibovici, T. Caterina
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Opposed:
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D. Iveson, K. Diotte,
L. Sloan
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A. Sinclair, City
Clerk, answered Council's questions.
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Moved E. Gibbons -
A. Sohi:
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Funding Future
Capital City Priorities - Rexall Place Supplementary Surcharge Increase
That Administration
provide a report on how the Increased Supplementary Surcharge to be levied
on Rexall Place after June 30, 2014, be held in reserve for Council’s
consideration of funding future City capital priorities.
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City Manager
Due Date: Jan. 2012
City Council
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K.
Krushell, K. Leibovici,
T. Caterina
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Opposed:
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K. Diotte, L. Sloan
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Moved B. Anderson -
A. Sohi:
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Organization
Operating Methods Relationships
That Administration
provide a report to City Council on the operating methods, including the
involvement of NHL teams, used by arenas in North America and include
information on the major arena operators like AEG and Live Nation and the
relationships between arena operating organizations and concert booking
agencies.
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City Manager
Due Date: Jan. 2012
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R. G. Klassen, General
Manager, Sustainable Development, answered Council's questions.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, T. Caterina
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Opposed:
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L. Sloan
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Moved J. Batty - S.
Mandel:
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1. That Capital
Project 11-21-0099 Downtown Arena Design in the amount of $30,000,000 for
design of the downtown arena with financing from tax-supported debt with
debt servicing to be funded from future revenues associated with the arena
project and any interim debt servicing to be funded from the City’s working
capital, be approved.
2. That the City
enter into an interim design agreement with the Katz Group in order to
obtain the necessary professional services to advance the design of the
downtown arena building to a stage at which a guaranteed maximum price for
construction can be obtained and that such agreement be in a form and content
acceptable to the City Manager.
3. That the City
enter into professional services agreements for an owner's engineer and a
cost consultant to assist the City in the advancement of the design of the
downtown arena building to a stage at which a guaranteed maximum price for
construction can be obtained and that such agreements be in a form and with
content acceptable to the City Manager.
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City Manager
City Manager
City Manager
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L. Rosen, Chief
Financial Officer; S. Farbrother, City Manager; and R. G. Klassen, General
Manager, Sustainable Development, answered Council's questions.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K.
Krushell, K. Leibovici,
T. Caterina
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Opposed:
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K. Diotte, L. Sloan
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7.
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7.1
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Item 6.3, 6.4, 6.5
and 7.1 were dealt with together.
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Moved
D. Iveson – E. Gibbons:
That Bylaw 15816 be read a
second time.
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Amendment moved B.
Henderson - D. Iveson:
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That Bylaw 15816 be amended
by replacing section 4.3 Customer Service Index Schedule 3 Performance-Based
Water Rates and Wastewater Treatment Rates, with the proposed section 4.3
Customer Service Index as outlined in Attachment 1 of the October 20, 2011,
Financial Services report 2011CA3551, Topic 6: Wastewater Customer Service
Index.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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Moved D. Iveson -
E. Gibbons:
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That Bylaw 15816, as
amended be read a second time.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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L. Rosen, Chief
Financial Officer and Treasurer; and
F. Mannarino, EPCOR, answered Council's questions.
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Moved D. Iveson -
E. Gibbons:
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That Bylaw 15816, as
amended be read a third time.
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Distribution List
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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7.2
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Moved B. Anderson -
E. Gibbons:
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That Bylaw 15778 be
read a first time.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Moved B. Anderson -
E. Gibbons:
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That Bylaw 15778 be
read a second time.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Moved B. Anderson -
E. Gibbons:
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That Bylaw 15778 be
considered for third reading.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Moved B. Anderson -
E. Gibbons:
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That Bylaw 15778 be
read a third time.
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Distribution List
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Anderson, B. Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte,
K. Krushell,
K. Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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7.3
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Moved D. Iveson -
K. Leibovici:
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That the October 19,
2011, Corporate Services report 2011COC132 be postponed to the November 22,
2011, City Council meeting.
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Corporate Svcs.
Due Date: Nov. 22, 2011
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken, E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Diotte, K.
Leibovici, L. Sloan, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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A. Sohi, B. Anderson,
K. Krushell
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8.
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8.1
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Council met in
private at 3:22 p.m., pursuant to sections 17, 23 and 24 of the Freedom of
Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Council met in public at 4:11 p.m.
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Moved K. Krushell -
D. Loken:
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That the individual
as outlined in Attachment 1 be appointed to the Edmonton Regional Airports
Authority Board of Directors for the term January 1, 2012, to December 31,
2015, and that the appointment remain private until a news release has been
issued, pursuant to sections 17, 23 and 24 of the Freedom of Information
and Protection of Privacy Act.
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Corporate Svcs.
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In Favour:
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Carried
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S. Mandel, A. Sohi, B.
Henderson, D. Iveson, D. Loken,
E. Gibbons, J. Batty, K. Krushell, K. Leibovici, T. Caterina
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Absent:
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B. Anderson, K.
Diotte, L. Sloan
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9.
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Mayor S. Mandel asked if
there were any Notices of Motion. There were none.
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10.
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The meeting adjourned
at 5:56 p.m.
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