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Council Meeting Minutes
Tuesday,
June 9, 2020
1:34 p.m.
Mayor Cecil P. Clarke called the meeting to order and noted the following
participants in the Video/Teleconferencing:
Council: Mayor Cecil P. Clarke
Councillor Clarence Prince
Councillor Earlene MacMullin
Councillor Esmond Marshall (arrived at 1:44 p.m.)
Councillor Steve Gillespie (arrived at 2:09 p.m.)
Councillor Eldon MacDonald
Deputy Mayor Ivan Doncaster
Councillor Amanda McDougall
Councillor George MacDonald
Councillor Darren Bruckschwaiger
Councillor Jim MacLeod
Staff. Marie Walsh, Chief Administrative Officer
Jennifer Campbell, Chief Financial Officer
John MacKinnon, Deputy Chief Administrative Officer
Deborah Campbell Ryan, Municipal Clerk
Demetri Kachafanas, Regional Solicitor
Wayne MacDonald, Director of Engineering &Public Works
Michael Ruus, Director of Planning & Development
Bill Murphy, Director of Recreation, Parks Grounds & Buildings
Ray Boudreau, Senior Manager of Public Works
Adam MacNeil, Manager of Finance
Kirk Durning, Manager of Recreation
Paul Burt, Manager of Building, Planning & Licensing Laws
Joe Farrell, CBRPS Staff Sergeant
Matt Viva, Manager of Wastewater Operations
Kristen Knudskov, Planner
Sheilah MacDonald, Communications Officer—Mayor's Office
Sharon MacSween, Senior Administrative Assistant
Tanya Nicholson, Recording Secretary
Absent: N/A
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Summary of Decisions
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Motion to approve minutes from:
➢ Council Meeting—May 26, 2020
Carried.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA:
Motion to approve the June 9, 2020 Council Agenda and Addendum as circulated.
Carried.
3. PROCLAMATIONS & RESOLUTIONS:
3.1 National AccessAbility Week 2020 (for ratification):
Motion that CBRM Mayor Cecil P. Clarke and Council hereby proclaim May 31 —June
6 as AccessAbility Week in the CBRM and encourage resident to live with the spirit of
inclusion and champion accessibility for all. Carried.
3.2 Human Values Day 2020 (for ratification):
Motion that Mayor Cecil P. Clarke and CBRM Council proclaim Friday, April 24h, 2020
as Human Values Day in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality. Carried.
3.3 100 Women Who Care CBRM:
Motion that Mayor Cecil P. Clarke and CBRM Council proclaim today, June 9, 2020 to
be 100 Women Who Care CBRM day here in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
Carried.
3.4 Community Concerns re2ardin2 the Donkin Mine:
Motion that Mayor Cecil P. Clarke and CBRM Council reach out to the Provincial and
Federal representatives of Cape Breton Island and ask them what the intentions are in
addressing the concerns of residents in the communities surrounding the Donkin Mine
site. Carried.
Continued...
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Summary of Decisions (Cont'd)
4. PRESENTATION:
4.1 Cape Breton Partnership —Update:
An update on the Cape Breton Partnership was provided.
For information only.
5. PLANNING ISSUES:
5.1 FINAL APPROVAL —PUBLIC HEARING:
a) Request from Island Folk Cider House to amend the Secondary
Planning Strategy and Development Agreement to permit serving of
alcoholic beverages produced off site at 52 Nepean St, Sydney, District
#5 (PID 15889330):
Motion final approval of the amendment application and adopt the Amending Bylaw
(Attachment D) and repeal and replace the existing Development Agreement with the
attached Development Agreement(Attachment E)with the Island Folk Cider House to
serve alcoholic beverages which are produced offsite, as outlined in the staff report dated
June 2, 2020. Carried.
5.2 Renaming Harbourview Drive, Sydney River, District#4:
Motion to approve Option 2 as outlined in the staff report dated June 9, 2020 to rename
Harbourview Drive, Sydney River, and three names will be identified at the June 23rd
2020 meeting of Council, and then forwarded to Department of Transportation and
Infrastructure Renewal for their consideration. Carried.
6. STREET CLOSURE—PUBLIC HEARING:
6.1 Request for Street Closure (undeveloped portion) Minto Street,
Sydney, NS, District#6—PID 15891534 (2323174 Nova Scotia
Limited):
Motion final approval of the formal street closure of that portion of the undeveloped
section (PID 15891534) of Minto Street with the intention of releasing any interest
CBRM may have in the property to 2323174 Nova Scotia Limited in order to resolve the
title issues related to the subject property, pursuant to Section 315 of the Municipal
Government Act. Carried.
Continued...
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Summary of Decisions (Cont'd)
7. BY-LAWS & MOTIONS:
7.1 By-laws:
a) Second/Final Reading—Public Hearing:
i. CBRM Alternative Voting By-law — Proposed
Amendments:
Motion to approve for second/final reading amendments to the CBRM Alternative
Voting By-Law as presented in the report dated June 4, 2020. Carried.
b) First Reading:
i. CBRM Tow Truck Licencing by-Law:
Motion to approve for first reading the proposed CBRM Tow Truck Licencing By-law as
presented. Carried.
8. BUSINESS ARISING:
8.1 General Committee Meeting—March 3, 2020:
a) Winter Operations Strategy Review:
Senior Manager of Public Works provided a review on the revised Winter Operations
Strategy in draft form.
For information only.
9. PUBLIC SERVICES ISSUES:
9.1 Flood Risk Infrastructure Investment Program (FRIIP):
Motion to direct staff to apply for funding from the 2020 FRIIP Program in the total
amount of $150,000 with a direct cost to CBRM of $0, noting CBRM's 50% share of
$75,000 will be paid for under the gas tax program. Carried.
9.2 Provincial Capital Assistance Program (PCAP):
Motion to direct staff to apply for funding from the 2020 PCAP Program in the total
amount of $150,000 with a direct cost to CBRM $0, noting CBRM's 50% share of
$75,000 will be paid for under the gas tax program. Carried.
Continued...
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Summary of Decisions (Cont'd)
9.3 CBRM Capital Priorities 2021 to 2025 —Federal/ Provincial Stimulus
Priorities:
Motion to approve the CBRM Capital Priorities 2021 to 2025 Federal/Provincial
Stimulus Priorities revised list and authorize application being made by the CBRM on
behalf of the Municipality or community partners as opportunities arise. Carried.
10. CORPORATE SERVICES ISSUES:
10.1 Request for Street Closure (undeveloped portion) Chisholm Street,
Sydney Mines, NS, District#1 —Portion of PID 15725997:
Motion to direct staff to initiate a formal street closure pursuant to Section 315 of the
Municipal Government Act, for that portion of the undeveloped section of Chisholm
Street, Sydney Mines with the intention of deeming it surplus for sale to Ernest and
Lillian Saunders and all cost shall be the responsibility of the purchaser. Carried.
10.2 Borrowing Resolution, Lease Facility:
Motion to approve the renewal of a Lease Facility with a limit of $2,000,000 with the
Bank of Montreal for the 2020/2021 fiscal year to allow CBRM departments to opt to
finance equipment purchases through a capital lease agreement. Carried.
10.3 Borrowing Resolution, Operating:
Motion to approve the renewal of the Borrowing Resolution for the Operating Line of
Credit in the amount of $44,000,000 with the Bank of Montreal for the 2020/2021 fiscal
year to finance short term operations and bridge financing for capital projects. Carried.
10.4 Resolution for Pre-Approval of Debt Issuance:
Motion for pre-approval of the Debenture Issuance for the MFC Fall Debenture in the
amount of $8,808,140 for capital projects approved and completed in the fiscal year
2018-2019. Carried.
10.5 High School Scholarships:
Motion to approve the regular allotment for the scholarship program to allow $20,000 to
be distributed to students prior to graduation dates for each school. Carried.
Continued...
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Summary of Decisions (Cont'd)
10.6 Procurement Policy Changes:
The Manager of Finance provided a review of the proposed Procurement Policy changes,
noting they would be brought back to the June 23, 2020 Council meeting for approval.
For information only.
10.7 Notice—Proposed Amendments to Various CBRM Policies:
The Municipal Clerk provided the proposed amendments to various CBRM policies,
noting they would be brought back to the June 23, 2020 Council meeting for approval.
For information only.
Addendum:
10.8 Graduation Ceremonies:
Motion to approve the use of Centre 200 for school graduation ceremonies under the
direction of the school, Regional Centre for Education, Departments of Education and
Public Health. Graduation ceremonies at Centre 200 would include venue, staff, and
logistical support as well as assistance from the Cape Breton Regional Police Services.
Carried.
11. Statistical Complaint Report—Dangerous and Unsightly Properties:
The Manager of Building, Planning & Licensing Laws provided the Statistical Complaint
Report on Dangerous and Unsightly Properties since January 9, 2018.
For information only.
Adiournment
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Roll Call
Moment of Silent Reflection
Mayor Clarke noted with Davis Day Memorial Services cancelled for June I Ph, 2020,
a quiet ceremony of remembrance for Bill Davis and those who have been injured or lost
lives in the mines will be held in the communities of Florence, Sydney Mines, New
Waterford, Dominion, Glace Bay and Port Morien on Thursday, June I Ph at 11:00 a.m.
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Bruckschwaiger, seconded by Councillor Prince, approval of the
Minutes from:
➢ Council Meeting—May 26, 2020
Motion Carried.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA:
Motion:
Moved by Councillor McDougall, seconded by Councillor George MacDonald, to
approve the June 9, 2020 Council Meeting Agenda and Addendum as circulated.
Motion Carried.
Mayor Clarke noted the Mayor's office set out an updated document for the CBRM
Capital Priorities 2021-2025 — Federal/Provincial Stimulus Priorities issue prior to this
meeting.
3. PROCLAMATIONS & RESOLUTIONS:
3.1 National AccessAbility Week 2020 (for ratification):
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, seconded by Councillor George MacDonald,
that CBRM Mayor Cecil P. Clarke and Council hereby proclaim May 31 — June 6 as
AccessAbility Week in the CBRM and encourage residents to live with the spirit of
inclusion and champion accessibility for all.
Motion Carried.
The Manager of Building, Planning & Licensing Laws noted there was an extension to
the deadline for the accessibility committees due to COVID-19.
Continued...
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PROCLAMATIONS & RESOLUTIONS (Cont'd):
3.2 Human Values Day 2020 (for ratification):
Motion:
Moved by Councillor MacLeod, seconded by Councillor George MacDonald, that Mayor
Cecil P. Clarke and CBRM Council proclaim Friday, April 24h, 2020 as Human Values
Day in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
Motion Carried.
3.3 100 Women Who Care CBRM:
Motion:
Moved by Councillor MacMullin, seconded by Councillor McDougall, that Mayor Cecil
P. Clarke and CBRM Council proclaim today, June 9, 2020 to be 100 Women Who Care
CBRM day here in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
Motion Carried.
3.4 Community Concerns re2ardin2 the Donkin Mine:
Councillor Bruckschwaiger advised Council of a conflict of interest on the following
issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor McDougall, seconded by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, that Mayor
Cecil P. Clarke and CBRM Council reach out to the Provincial and Federal
representatives of Cape Breton Island and ask them what the intentions are in addressing
the concerns of residents in the communities surrounding the Donkin Mine site.
Discussion:
During discussion, it was clarified that the intent of this Resolution was not to take a
stand on whether the mine should be open or closed
Motion Carried.
Mayor Clarke noted he will prepare a letter to help connect local residents with
facilitating a Zoom meeting and invite the MP and MLAs on this matter.
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4. PRESENTATION:
4.1 Cape Breton Partnership —Update:
Ms. Carla Arsenault, President & CEO, provided an update on the Cape Breton
Partnership highlighting the following:
Cape Breton Partnerships role in population and economic growth — (Atlantic
Immigration Pilot Program)
Other programming
• Micro-lending pilot program
• Dream Business
CBRM economic recovery discussions
• Local leadership video
• Helping businesses respond during COVID-19
CBU Alumni Adulting 101
• Business Survey
• Reopening Cape Breton's economy guide for business and organizations
Creative Economy support
• Island-wide economic recovery discussions
Cape Breton Job Board
Following the presentation, Council discussion included:
Ongoing dialogue between Cape Breton University and Cape Breton Partnership
• Reopening Cape Breton's Economy Business Guidebook
Online learning at Cape Breton University
• Financial support for international students
• International students allowable work hours increased
Mayor Clarke noted his office will contact Cape Breton University's President Dave
Dingwall to discuss assistance for international students and invite the Cape Breton
Partnership to participate in the discussion.
For information only.
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5. PLANNING ISSUES:
5.1 FINAL APPROVAL —PUBLIC HEARING:
a) Request from Island Folk Cider House to amend the Secondary
Planning Strate2y and Development Agreement to permit
serving of alcoholic beverages produced off site at 52 Nepean St,
Sydney, District#5 (PID 15889330):
Ms. Kristen Knudskov, Planner, introduced and provided background information on this
issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, seconded by Councillor MacLeod, final
approval of the amendment application and adopt the Amending Bylaw (Attachment D)
and repeal and replace the existing Development Agreement with the attached
Development Agreement (Attachment E) with the Island Folk Cider House to serve
alcoholic beverages which are produced offsite, as outlined in the staff report dated June
2, 2020.
Public Hearin,:
At this point in the meeting the Mayor asked staff to report on the input received from the
public regarding the proposed amendment.
S. Kristen Knudskov highlighted 8 support submissions received, noting there were no
submissions against the application.
Motion Carried.
5.2 Renaming Harbourview Drive, Sydney River, District#4:
Ms. Kristen Knudskov, Planner, introduced and provided background information on this
issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Gillespie, seconded by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, to approve
Option 2 as outlined in the staff report dated June 9, 2020 to rename Harbourview
Drive, Sydney River, and three names will be identified at the June 23rd, 2020 meeting of
Council, and then forwarded to Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal
for their consideration.
Discussion:
The Mayor requested that staff to contact the Westmount Legion for street name
suggestions in honour of veterans or soldiers who have passed away.
Motion Carried.
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6. STREET CLOSURE—PUBLIC HEARING:
6.1 Request for Street Closure (undeveloped portion) Minto Street,
Sydney, NS, District#6—PID 15891534 (2323174 Nova Scotia
Limited):
Mr. Demetri Kachafanas, QC, Regional Solicitor, introduced and provided background
information on this issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, seconded by Councillor Prince, final approval
of the formal street closure of that portion of the undeveloped section (PID 15891534) of
Minto Street with the intention of releasing any interest CBRM may have in the property
to 2323174 Nova Scotia Limited in order to resolve the title issues related to the subject
property,pursuant to Section 315 of the Municipal Government Act.
Public Hearin,:
At this point in the meeting the Mayor asked staff to report on the input received from the
public regarding the street closure.
The Regional Solicitor advised there was no feedback was received on this issue.
Motion Carried.
7. BY-LAWS & MOTIONS:
7.1 By-laws:
a) Second/Final Reading—Public Hearing:
i. CBRM Alternative Voting By-law—Proposed Amendments:
Ms. Deborah Campbell Ryan, Municipal Clerk, introduced and provided background
information on this issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Bruckschwaiger, seconded by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, to
approve for second/final reading the amendments to the CBRM Alternative Voting By-
Law as presented in the staff report dated June 4, 2020.
Public Hearin,:
At this point in the meeting the Mayor asked staff to report on the input received from the
pubic regarding the proposed amendments.
The Municipal Clerk advised there were no submissions received on this issue.
Motion Carried.
Continued...
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BY-LAWS & MOTIONS—By-laws (Cont'd):
b) First Reading:
i. CBRM Tow Truck Licencing By-Law:
Staff Sergeant Joe Farrell introduced this issue and reviewed the proposed CBRM Tow
Truck Licencing By-Law.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor MacLeod, seconded by Councillor Gillespie, to approve for first
reading the proposed CBRM Tow Truck Licencing By-law as presented.
Motion Carried.
8. BUSINESS ARISING:
8.1 General Committee Meeting—March 3, 2020:
a) Winter Operations Strategy Review:
Mr. Ray Boudreau, Senior Manager of Public Works, provided a review of the Winter
Operations Strategy, highlighting the following:
• Revised strategy is in draft form
Updated strategy maintains the same level of service (Exception—3.8 km of
additional sidewalks on Transit Routes)
• More clearly defined criteria for Roadway and sidewalk maintenance priorities
• Appendices added to more clearly define levels of service
• Additional mapping will be completed and made available to the public through
CBRM website including:
o Roadway plowing priorities and routes
o Sidewalk plowing priorities and routes
o Designated areas for snow clearing/removal
• All changes intended to add transparency on how winter operations decisions are
made.
Following the review, Council discussion included:
• Provide access to parcel finder and provide street and sidewalk lists on GIS maps
Cost to plow all CBRM sidewalks
CBRM Surplus Property Mapping feature
Mayor Clarke noted that more detailed lists and maps for the North, Central and East
Divisions will be provided to Council, depending on scheduling at the June 23rd Council
meeting.
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9. PUBLIC SERVICES ISSUES:
9.1 Flood Risk Infrastructure Investment Program (FRIIP):
Mr. Wayne MacDonald, Director of Engineering& Public Works, introduced and
provided background information on this issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Bruckschwaiger, seconded by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, to
direct staff to apply for funding from the 2020 FRIIP Program in the total amount of
$150,000 with a direct cost to CBRM of $0, noting that CBRM's 50% share of $75,000
will be paid for under the gas tax program.
Motion Carried
9.2 Provincial Capital Assistance Program (PCAP):
Mr. Wayne MacDonald, Director of Engineering& Public Works, introduced and
provided background information on this issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, seconded by Councillor Gillespie, to direct staff
to apply for funding from the 2020 PCAP Program in the total amount of$150,000 with a
direct cost to CBRM $0, noting that CBRM's 50% share of $75,000 will be paid for
under the gas tax program.
Motion Carried.
9.3 CBRM Capital Priorities 2021 to 2025 —Federal/Provincial Stimulus
Priorities:
Mayor Cecil P. Clarke introduced and provided background information on this issue. It
was noted that the Mayor's office had circulated an updated list prior to the meeting.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor George MacDonald, seconded by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, to
approve the CBRM Capital Priorities 2021-2025 Federal/Provincial Stimulus Priorities
revised list and authorize application being made by the CBRM on behalf of the
Municipality or community partners as opportunities arise.
Motion Carried.
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10. COROPORATE SERVICES ISSUES:
10.1 Request for Street Closure (undeveloped portion) Chisholm Street,
Sydney Mines, NS, District#1 —Portion of PID 15725997:
Mr. Demetri Kachafanas, QC, Regional Solicitor, introduced and provided background
information on this issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Prince, seconded by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, to direct staff to
initiate a formal street closure pursuant to Section 315 of the Municipal Government Act,
for that portion of the undeveloped section of Chisholm Street, Sydney Mines, with the
intention of deeming it surplus for sale to Ernest and Lillian Saunders and all cost shall
be the responsibility of the purchaser.
Motion Carried.
10.2 Borrowing Resolution, Lease Facility:
Ms. Jennifer Campbell, Chief Financial Officer, introduced and provided background
information on this issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor George MacDonald, seconded by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, to
approve the renewal of a Lease Facility with a limit of $2,000,000 with the Bank of
Montreal for the 2020/2021 fiscal year to allow CBRM departments to opt to finance
equipment purchases through a capital lease agreement.
Motion Carried.
10.3 Borrowing Resolution, Operating:
Ms. Jennifer Campbell, Chief Financial Officer, provided background information on this
issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor George MacDonald, seconded by Councillor Gillespie, to approve
the renewal of the Borrowing Resolution for the Operating Line of Credit in the amount
of $44,000,000 with the Bank of Montreal for the 2020/2021 fiscal year to finance short
term operations and bridge financing for capital projects.
Motion Carried.
Continued...
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CORPORATE SERVICES ISSUES (Cont'd):
10.4 Resolution for Pre-Approval of Debt Issuance:
Ms. Jennifer Campbell, Chief Financial Officer, provided background information on this
issue, noting a correction that the fiscal year should be 2018-2019.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor MacLeod, seconded by Councillor Gillespie, for pre-approval of
the Debenture Issuance for the MFC Fall Debenture in the amount of $8,808,140 for
capital projects approved and completed in the fiscal year 2018-2019.
Motion Carried.
10.5 High School Scholarships:
Mr. Kirk Durning, Manager of Recreation, introduced and provided background
information on this issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor George MacDonald, seconded by Councillor Prince, to approve the
regular allotment for the scholarship program to allow $20,000 to be distributed to
students prior to graduation dates for each school.
Motion Carried.
10.6 Procurement Policy Changes:
Mr. Adam MacNeil, Manager of Finance, introduced and reviewed the proposed
Procurement Policy changes and advised this matter will be brought back to the June
23rd, 2020 Council meeting for consideration.
For information only
10.7 Notice—Proposed Amendments to Various CBRM Policies:
Ms. Deborah Campbell Ryan, Municipal Clerk, highlighted and introduced the proposed
amendments to the following CBRM polices that will be brought to the June 23rd 2020
meeting for consideration:
• Committees RC4 Policy
• Council Agenda Policy
• Rules of Order Policy
For information only.
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Addendum:
10.8 Graduation Ceremonies:
Mayor Clarke introduced and provided background information on this issue.
Motion:
Moved by Councillor Eldon MacDonald, seconded by Councillor Bruckschwaiger, to
approve the use of Centre 200 for school graduation ceremonies under the direction of the
school, Regional Centre for Education, Departments of Education and Public Health.
Graduation ceremonies at Centre 200 would include venue, staff, and logistical support as
well as assistance from the Cape Breton Regional Police Services.
Motion Carried.
11. REPORTS:
11.1 Statistical Complaint Report—Dangerous and Unsightly Properties:
Mr. Paul Burt, Manager of Building, Planning & Licensing Laws, provided the statistical
complaint report regarding dangerous and unsightly properties highlighting the
following:
Statistics for January 9, 2018 to June 2, 2020
• 620 new complaint files
• Definitions
• Process
Following the presentation, Councillor MacLeod requested information be provided in
writing regarding 102 Victoria Road, Sydney and 361 Fourteenth Street, New Waterford.
Councillor Gillespie also pointed out corrections may be required to District numbers for
two (2)properties listed in District 4 that are actually in District 3.
For information only.
Mayor Clarke advised the next meeting of Council is scheduled for June 23rd and he will
consider an in-person format.
Meeting adiourned at 4:12 p.m.
Mayor Cecil P. Clarke Deborah Campbell Ryan
/tcn Municipal Clerk