May 23 Council Agenda Highlights

Regular City of Belleville Council Meeting to be held on May 23 at 4 p.m. Watch in person at Belleville City Hall Council Chambers or online at www.youtube.com/BellevilleCityHall.

Deputations

• Mayor Ellis will make a presentation to recognize Bob Dafoe on his retirement
• The Belleville Chamber of Commerce will provide an update on July festivals

Correspondence, Reports and Consent Items

• Letter from the Belleville Downtown Improvement Area requesting multiple street closures
• 2022 year-end capital and operating reserve fund transfer approvals
• Revised City of Belleville travel & training policies for staff and Council
• Belleville Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic expansion funding
• 2023 capital budget amendment to include a replacement plow truck
• Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board (BQRMB) memorandum of understanding for resident attraction
• Supply and delivery of lighting control components and software upgrades
• Contract regarding Mary-Ann Sills Field No. 2 turf replacement
• Contract extension regarding sidewalk replacement and repairs
• Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment for the Old Fairground Site (240 Bridge St.)
• 2023 capital budget amendment to add additional funding for the Sidney Street/Bridge Street West intersection improvement and the Avonlough sewage pump station sewer outlet design
• Rotary Loves Kids, Party on the Bay event
• Request for use of “Maurice Court” street name in honour of Maurice Rollins
• City of Belleville Grant Committee recommendations
• Execution of subdivision agreement for Parkville Greens subdivision
• City of Belleville Salt Management Plan
• Request from Maxama Protection Inc. for Municipal By-law Officer
• Building section month end report for April
• Request to support a resolution from the County of Prince Edward to the provincial government requesting to pause proposed changes to the Provincial Planning Statement (PPS)
• Request to support a resolution from the City of Stratford to the provincial government to endorse the redirect of current ministry beds in abeyance funding towards the support of community-driven home care services
• Request to support a letter requesting the provincial government to maintain OHIP coverage for chronic pain treatments
• Request to support a resolution from the Municipality of Tweed to the provincial government requesting to facilitate, coordinate, and regulate infrastructure pole deployment measures across the Province to prevent unnecessary duplication of pole infrastructure
• Request to support a resolution from the Municipality of Tweed to the provincial government requesting to take action to reduce municipal insurance costs

The full agenda can be viewed here: https://citybellevilleon.civicweb.net/Portal/MeetingInformation.aspx?Org=Cal&Id=673