This meeting starts at 6pm OR IMMEDIATELY following the Infrastructure and Community Investment Committee.
Please note that this meeting will stop at 7pm for the scheduled City Council meeting – if required, General Committee will resume after City Council is complete
Engage's Follow-up: https://www.engagebarrie.org/post/council-follow-up-week-of-january-30
Minutes: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=M&ID=1078682&GUID=B90F9DE0-1487-40A7-A3C1-43AEB5E1AC9B
Watch Again: https://www.youtube.com/live/oMgwesL6hzM?feature=share (6-7pm)
https://www.youtube.com/live/a3XY-CqtEjg?feature=share (after City Council, if required not required)
Agenda: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=1078682&GUID=B90F9DE0-1487-40A7-A3C1-43AEB5E1AC9B
All members of Council present
Staff Reports
🤐📜 Confidential Instructions to be Applied to Negotiations – Inter-Municipal Relationships
APPROVED on consent
This item will be discussed in camera (not open to the public)
🏘️🏢 Bill 23 Municipal Housing Pledge
HELD by Kungl (at Nuttall's request)
Staff Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=11603534&GUID=5F9F8A7D-8ECE-446D-B631-331FEC23CB3F
Recommending to endorse the Municipal Housing Pledge and submit it to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing prior to March 1, and that staff in Development Services report back to Council on a semi-annual basis on the progress towards the pledge.
The pledge sets Barrie's municipal housing target at 23,000 units by 2031
Nuttall had held for discussion only. Wanted to emphasize that 1) the city wasn't really being given a choice, and 2) the only commitment the city could offer was for permitting – the city doesn't build housing
Motion CARRIED [FOR: Riepma, Nixon, Kungl, Thomson, Nigussie, Harvey, Harris, Morales, Hamilton; AGAINST: Courser]
Meeting concluded on time, no need for carry-over after City Council.
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