Nov. 13 Council Agenda Highlights

Regular City of Belleville Council Meeting to be held on Nov. 13 at 4 p.m. Watch in person at Belleville City Hall Council Chambers or online at www.youtube.com/BellevilleCityHall.

Deputations

• Dr. Rob Pincock and Karen Clayton-Babb will make a deputation on behalf of the Hastings Prince Edward Ontario Health Team (HPE OHT) to provide an update on progress toward improving access to primary health care.
• Jenn Barrett representing the Hastings and Prince Edward Learning Foundation will make a deputation to Council about their Food for Learning Program.

Correspondence, Reports, Consent Items and Motions

• CPKC Holiday Train coming to Belleville on Nov. 29.
• Letter from The Downtown District (BDIA) requesting to waive the food truck by-law for the Enchanted Holiday Market
• Prosper Belleville BR+E Manufacturing Final Report & Action Plan
• Belleville Economic Development Strategic Plan
• Belleville Economic Development Brand Identity
• Pop-ups on the Bay Five-Year Operating Plan
• Execution of a pre-servicing agreement for Settler’s Ridge Subdivision
• Life Insurance for doctors under doctor recruitment and retention contracts
• Annual statement of the remuneration and expenses paid to members of council and those appointed by council to serve on local boards or other bodies for 2024
• Recommendations from the Planning Advisory Committee
• Part lot control exemption for Parkville Greens Subdivision
• Amendment to traffic by-law number 12967 for Albion Street and Farnham Road reconstruction
• Executive management team expenses for the year ended Dec. 31, 2023
• Recommendations from the Grant Committee
• Appointment of members to various city committees & boards
• Reducing the speed limit on Ritz Road
• Resolution from the Town of Blue Mountain requesting the Government of Ontario take action to implement the rural road safety program that Good Roads has committed to lead, allowing rural municipalities to make the critical investments needed to reduce the high number of people being killed and seriously injured on Ontario's rural roads.
• Motion by Councillor Paul Carr requesting the Government of Ontario to pass legislation that requires all developers and builders to provide a full breakdown of construction costs on each new residential unit, including costs related to land purchase, site development including water and wastewater infrastructure, foundation, framing, electrical, plumbing, truss and roofing, and all interior finishing.

The full agenda can be viewed here: https://citybellevilleon.civicweb.net/Portal/MeetingInformation.aspx?Org=Cal&Id=989