The Prince Edward County Record

Committee of the Whole

February 24, 2022

What was decided (10 motions)

8 carried, 2 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.

THAT the comments from the audience be received.
Moved by Councillor Prinzen, seconded by Councillor Nieman
Carried
THAT a parking needs analysis be undertaken prior to the work outlined in report DS- 40-2022, and that the study come back to Council before further work is undertaken.
Moved by Councillor Bailey, seconded by Councillor St-Jean
Lost
THAT Motion 45-2021 regarding County Road 7 parking by Lake on the Mountain Provincial Park be reconsidered. Councillor Bailey requested a
Moved by Councillor Prinzen, seconded by Councillor McMahon
Carried
THAT By-Law 75-2021, parking restrictions identified in schedule F be amended to state: “County Road 7 south side, adjacent to Lake on the Mountain Provincial Park for a distance of 111 metres” only for the 2022 season until a parking needs analysis study be undertaken, under the original parking conditions to ensure the veracity and integrity of the study, and return to Council with the findings." Councillor Bailey requested a
Moved by Councillor Prinzen, seconded by Councillor Nieman
Carried
THAT the recommendations in report DS-40-2022 be amended to read as follows: 1. THAT Council receive report DS-40-2022; 2. THAT Council approve a capital project for a pedestrian crosswalk for County Road 7 improvements at Lake on the Mountain and, Committee of the Whole Minutes February 24, 2022 Adopted as circulated to Council on March 08, 2022 3. THAT Council direct staff to solicit a financial commitment from the Province (Ontario Parks) to offset project costs; and 4. THAT the project particulars return to Council.
Moved by Councillor MacNaughton, seconded by Councillor Bailey
Carried
THAT section 1 of the Election sign By-Law be amended to include a definition of Billboard to read as follows: "Billboard election sign" means an outdoor sign erected and maintained by a Person engaged in the sale or rental of the space on the Billboard Election Sign to a Candidate or Registered Third Party for the purposes of advertising, promoting, opposing or taking a position with respect to any Candidate or political party, or influencing electors to vote for or against an issue associated with a Candidate or political party, or influencing electors to vote for or against any Candidate or any question, law or by-law submitted to the electors; and, THAT section 5.1 of the Election Sign By-Law be amended to add the following as clause 5.2: 5.2 Elections signs shall be permitted to exceed the size restrictions outlined in 5.1 on a private lot provided: i. the election sign is affixed to the ground and not nailed or fastened in any way to a tree, or any similar plant or structure; and, ii. the sign is located in accordance with By-Law 1122-2003, as amended.
Moved by Councillor Maynard, seconded by Councillor Hirsch
Lost
THAT the meeting be extended to continue beyond the 3-hour time limit.
Moved by Councillor McMahon, seconded by Councillor Bailey
Carried
1. THAT Council receive report CLS-08-2022; 2. THAT a By-Law to Regulate Election signs in the Corporation of The County of Prince Edward (Election Sign By-Law) be approved and brought forward to the March 8, 2022 meeting of Council for enactment.
Moved by Councillor Harper, seconded by Councillor McMahon
Carried
THAT the following clause be added to the recommendation in report CLS-09- 2022: THAT the site alteration By-Law be completed in Q1 2023.
Moved by Councillor MacNaughton, seconded by Councillor Hirsch
Carried
THAT this meeting now adjourn at 4:12p.m.
Moved by Prinzen, seconded by Nieman
Carried

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