Taken from the roll call in the town’s own minutes. The minutes record who was not there and almost never why.
What was decided (1 motion)
1 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
it was resolved: "That in the fall of 2023, the city’s Leisure Access fee assistance program be expanded to cover programs offered by all Neighbourhood Associations at a city-owned community centre, and staff be directed to build the financial impact of that program expansion into the 2024 operating budget, as outlined in Community Services Department report CSD-2023-125; and, That, as a condition of affiliation with the City, all Neighbourhood Associations offering programs out of a city-owned community centre, be required to use the City’s Inclusion Support Worker program for all program participants who request such support/accommodation; and, That in the fall of 2023, the City fund the cost of residents utilizing its Inclusion Support Worker program when participating in programs offered by a Neighbourhood Association at a City-owned community centre, and staff be directed to build the financial impact of this change into the 2024 operating budget; and, That, the City’s Facility Booking Guidelines for Non-Profit Groups (MUN- FAC-415) be updated and clarified to reflect the following key elements: a. It is vital to have a variety of programs, supports and services offered out of a community centre that meet the diverse needs of residents living in the surrounding neighbourhoods. b. Neighbourhood Associations are one of the City’s important partners in the delivery of programs offered at city-owned community centres. When making decisions about the allocation of space at a