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TOWN of MONO COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY DECEMBER 12, 2017 7:00 P.M. Municipal Office, 347209 Mono Centre Road, Mono, on L9W 6S3 TOWN OF MONO COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY DECEMBER 12, 2017 7:00 p.m. Municipal Office, 347209 Mono Centre Road, Mono, ON L9W 6S3 Council Meeting #20-2017 - 12 Dec 2017 Call to order Location of emergency exits Disclosure of pecuniary interest Break 8:30 p.m. I ADOPTION OF AGENDA AND PREVIOUS MINUTES 1. Approval of Agenda 2. Approval of Previous Minutes II PUBLIC QUESTION PERIOD III DELEGATIONS 1. 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Mono Nordic Ski Club Presentation 2. 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force Presentation IV UNFINISHED BUSINESS & DEFERRED ITEMS V BYLAWS, CORRESPONDENCE, NEW BUSINESS, ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA 1. Correspondence from S Duval re French Drive Correspondence from S Duval re French Drive, dated November 28, 2017 2. 2018 tax rate bylaw (Bylaw will be available during Council Session) 3. Agreement with 1682843 Ontario Inc. re Maplehurst House Memo from Director of Planning re Maplehurst House - Draft Agreement 4. Zoning Bylaw Amendment ZBA 2017-01 Philips and Teixeira Memo from Director of Planning re ZBA 2017-01 & Dog Kennel Bylaw Amendment 5. Appointing an Integrity Commissioner Memo from Deputy Clerk re Appointing an Integrity Commissioner, dated December 5, 2017 6. Cemetery Board Report Memo from Director of Public Works re Cemetery Board, dated November 23, 2017 7. Application for Consent B02/17, Olar re: Ontario Municipal Board hearing Memo from Director of Planning re Consent B02 -17 & OMB File PL171199, Olar VI SCHEDULE "A" 1. Accounts. Accounts 2. Minutes - Mono Research Advisory Committee, November 9, 2017 Mono Research Advisory Committee - 09 Nov 2017 - Minutes - Pdf 3. Minutes - Heritage Advisory Committee, November 27, 2017 Heritage Advisory Committee - 27 Nov 2017 - Minutes - Pdf 4. Minutes - Heritage Advisory Committee, October 23, 2017 Heritage Advisory Committee - 23 Oct 2017 - Minutes - Pdf 5. Minutes - Shelburne Public Library Board, October 17, 2017 Shelburne Library Board Minutes, October 17, 2017 6. Minutes - Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex, October 25, 2017 CDRC Minutes, October 25, 2017 7. Minutes - Joint Police Services Board, October 27, 2017 Joint Police Services Board minutes, October 27, 2017 8. Shelburne Police Services Board Resolution re: Provincial Offences Court Shelburne Police Services Board Resolution re Provincial Offences Court, dated November 21, 2017 9. Credit Valley Conservation New Brand & Logo CVC Letter re New Brand, dated November 20, 2017 10. Toronto and Region Conservation Authority 2018/2019 Meeting Schedule TRCA 2018-2019 Meeting Schedule 11. Toronto and Region Conservation Authority re: 2017/2018 Western Lake Ontario Basin-Lake Initiative TRCA re 2017-2018 Western Lake Ontario Basin-Lake Initiative 12. MP David Tilson Open House January 5, 2018 Invitation to Open House from MP Tilson 13. Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services announcement re: Emergency Management Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services announcement re Emergency Management dated December 1, 2017 14. Ministry of Municipal Affairs 2016 Financial Indicator Review 2016 Financial Indicator Review Data 15. Building Better Lives: Ontario’s Long-Term Infrastructure Plan 2017 Minister of Infrastructure Communique - Ontario’s Long-Term Infrastructure Plan 2017, dated November 28, 2017 16. Ministry of Municipal Affairs re: Transient Accommodation Tax Ministry of Municipal Affairs Letter re Transient Accommodation Tax, dated November 24, 2017 17. Approval of Schedule A. VII REPORTS OF MEMBERS OF COUNCIL/STAFF PROJECTS VIII IN-CAMERA ITEMS IX CONFIRMING BYLAW, ADJOURNMENT 1. Confirming Bylaw 2. Adjourn 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Mono Nordic Ski Club Todd Taylor - President, Board of Directors December 2017 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Agenda About Mono Nordic Members & Visitors Youth Programs Racing Team Special Events New Initiatives cJJonocJVordic Impact On Community 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - About Us Established 1985 Located in Monora Park Non-profit organization Volunteer-based 180 volunteers in 2016/17 16 km of groomed trails Leisure, learning, socializing and/or racing 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Members Other _j 2016/2017 613 members Fees: Mono $50/individual L $100/family 48% of club revenues Greater Dufferin 0 100 200 300 400 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Visitors 2016/2017 2,211 Day Passes + At the honesty box locations there were 280 guests. Fees: $10 – Day Pass $10 – Daily Rental Equipment 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Tourism! Family Day: Where does everyone come from? 550+ Guests Total 187 Orangeville 89 Mono 35 Shelburne 30 Caledon 28 Mississauga 26 Aurora 25 Toronto 5 St.Marys 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - JackRabbit Program 2016/2017 81 children 34 volunteers $50/child 5% of club revenue Learn-to-ski for children aged 5-10 Sunday Afternoons January – March 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Local School Program Program Overview • Goal is to provide elementary students with the opportunity to experience cross country skiing at very affordable rates • Run with the generous support of the Town of Mono through their donation of the Pavilion free of charge • Mono Nordic Club provides use of the trails, ski equipment and experienced volunteers • All money collected from the schools is spent on costs associated with running the program. (ie. rental equipment, extra grooming, etc) 2016/2017 1474 students from 59 classes 27 volunteers 15 years of Education! 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Racing Programs Post JackRabbits program Team-based Athlete Development 2016/2017 28 Athletes 4 Coaches Alexander Maycock’s Story 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Special Events Invitational Race Day 195 racers 30 volunteers Ladies Day 112 participants 15 volunteers Family Day 700 skiers 50 volunteers Annual Open House: November 19th 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Source of Club Revenues Ladies Day, JackRabbit 4% Other, 2% School Program, 5% Program, 11% Equipment Rentals, 12% 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Club Expenses Maintenance, 8% General Expenses, 14% Rental Equipment, 16% 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Initiatives Recent : Trail improvement New grooming equipment New rental equipment Social Media Future: New storage facility 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Impact On Community Healthy lifestyle Affordable Recreation Community building Volunteer opportunities Environmental stewardship Year-round trail maintenance Destination for visitors Fellowship 7:15 - Todd Taylor, Mono Nordic Ski Club Taylor, Todd 7:15 - Questions 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force Task County Poverty Reduction 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin DUFFERIN COUNTY APPEARS TO BE A WEALTHY AND HEALTHY COMMUNITY A CASE FOR POVERTY REDUCTION IN DUFFERIN COUNTY 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force Task County Poverty Reduction 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin WHAT IS POVERTY Fundamentally, poverty is a denial of choices and opportunities, a violation of human dignity. It means lack of basic capacity to participate effectively in society. It means not having enough to feed and cloth[e] a family, not having…a job to earn one’s living, not having access to credit. It means insecurity, powerlessness and exclusion of individuals, households and communities. It means susceptibility to violence, and it often implies living on marginal or fragile environments. United Nations 1998 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force Task County Poverty Reduction 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin HOW DOES POVERTY PRESENT ITSELF IN DUFFERIN? • Poverty is “hidden” • Income and housing prices are above provincial average • People are reluctant to seek out help due to stigma and shame • General ignorance of the problem and the resulting human and financial costs • This leads to denial, stereotypes and misconceptions about people living in poverty 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force Task County Poverty Reduction 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin WHY SHOULD WE CARE • Poverty costs Ontarians approximately $32 to $38 billion per year. • $2,300 and $2,900 per Ontario household per year. • Poverty impacts our health care, social services and criminal justice systems, as well as foregone tax revenues due to lost economic opportunities. • In 2016, the County of Dufferin spent $4.2 million on social assistance benefits with 2018 projections of $4.7 million. • Estimated impact of socio-economic disparities in the health system to be 20% of all spending. “If I could get the help I need I wouldn’t be in this situation, I'm not lazy. People think it’s easy to get out of poverty…………I would like to see them try” (Ontario Works Client) 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force Task County Poverty Reduction 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin ITS NOT JUST THE MONEY…. Research shows a direct correlation between poverty and negative effects on one’s physical and mental health status, including higher prevalence rates of chronic diseases, depression, substance abuse, and shorter life expectancy. Precarious employment at minimum wage does not solve the problem. A McMaster University study found a 21-year difference in life expectancy between the poorest and wealthiest residents of Hamilton, Ontario. 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin County Poverty Reduction Task Force Task County Poverty Reduction 7:30 John Oosterhof, Dufferin SIMPLE FACTS • 1 in 10 (or 6,000) people in Dufferin live in poverty. • Poverty costs between $2,300 and $2,900 per Ontario household per year • Poverty costs Canada as a whole between $72 billion and $84 billion annually • Dufferin seniors who receive the Guaranteed Income Supplement live on about $17,000 per year.
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