Committee Meetings - 2008/05/05

Here’s my blow-by-blow description of what’s happening in this week’s committee meetings at City Hall…
| 4:03 PM |
ETC(04) |
Shared Infrastructure |
| The committee “reviewed and received an information report from the Director of Roads and Transportation with respect to the infrastructure and associated services that are shared with other agencies. (2008-S08-00)” |
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| 4:04 PM |
ETC(05) |
Amendments to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw |
| The committee recommended “That, on the recommendation of the Acting General Manager of Environmental and Engineering Services & City Engineer, the attached proposed by-law (Appendix “A) BE INTRODUCED at the Municipal Council meeting to be held on May 12, 2008 for the purpose of amending the Traffic and Parking By-law (PS. 11 1) with respect to delegating the General Manager of Environmental and Engineering Services & City Engineer, or his designate, with the authority to designate construction zones on city streets, as well as the authority to lower speed limits within such zones. (2008-SO9-00)” |
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| 4:07 PM |
ETC(08) |
Road Rehabilitation Program |
| The recommendation to spend $7.3 million on road rehabilitation projects is abhorant, and proves once again that London’s rhetoric about alternative transportaion is a lie. Compare this proposed expenditure with the total annual Warranted Walkway Lighting portion of the Street Lighting Improvements budget (TS5121) of only $20K, and the total annual Warranted Sidewalks budget (TS1163) of only $230K. (source: Life Cycle Renewal Capital Expenditures) |
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| The committee “reviewed and received an information report from the Director of Roads and Transportation with respect to proposed road rehabilitation program projects based on additional provincial and municipal funding. (2008-SO8-00)” |
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| 5:10 PM |
CAPS(07) |
Chief of Police: verbal update re Policing
Matters |
| (post Cte. decision here) |
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