City Council meetings Mar 12 2018

City Council faced a full day on Monday March 12 with two public meetings and an in-camera meeting between.

In the morning they spent 2 hours in the Committee Of The Whole meeting where they discussed:

• • Saving the Vienna Woods
  • REGIONAL TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION – WITH AREA D
  • In PRESENTATIONS FROM STAFF they received the
    • Sensitive Ecosystem Inventory Draft Report
    • Monthly Highlight Reports

• In PROPOSED BYLAWS FOR DISCUSSION
• 2018 Elections Bylaws updates
• Bylaw No. 2045 Five Year Financial Plan
• QUESTION PERIOD

The Committee Of The Whole meeting

They did have an in-camera meeting afterwards but of course we weren’t allowed to be present or record that meeting.

In the evening the meeting ran only a few minutes less than the morning meeting.

The matters they discussed were

• REPORTS, QUESTIONS AND INQUIRIES FROM MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
• RDKB Report
• RECOMMENDATIONS FROM STAFF FOR DECISIONS
  • Freedom of Information Budgeting for 2018
• INFORMATION ITEMS
  • Engineering Consulting Services Contract
  • Boundary Emergency Transitional Housing Society (BETHS)
• BYLAWS
  • Third Reading of OCP Bylaw Amendment and Zoning Bylaw replace and repeal
• LATE ITEMS
  
  • Solar Now Project Budget
• Questions From Public and Media

The Evening meeting

If you wish you can watch the meetings right here from the beginning (or jump to any spot you want if you know the time)

Live Streaming of Council Meetings

Since the beginning of the year we’ve been live streaming the council meetings as they happen. Since the live streams suffer from the vagaries of live production (things such as not starting on time, technical issues, audio issues) we still provide the ‘produced’ versions above.

When the council meetings are happening you can watch them in a number of ways:

• on our Government page you can watch the stream at the top of the page
• on the Facebook groups Whats Up Grand Forks BC and The Soapbox – Grand Forks BC and Region we post links to the YouTube live stream. Commenting is disabled in the Whats Up group but not in the Soapbox group. Some councilors have been known to monitor (and even participate in) the live discussion during the meetings.