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THAT the rules of the procedural by-law be waived to permit a new item on the agenda regarding a motion on the Warings Creek Association agreement and land use

2026-296 LOST voice vote

June 23, 2026 · Council

THAT the rules of the procedural by-law be waived to permit a new item on the agenda regarding a motion on the Warings Creek Association agreement and land use planning matter. 7.2 Councillor Engelsdorfer announced the Canada Day festivities in Wellington beginning with the Wellington Street Dance and Fireworks Show. He noted the event will begin on Tuesday, June 30 at 5:30 pm with live music by Cue the Funk, followed by the parade and music in the park on July 1. Councillor Engelsdorfer thanked the Recreation Committee for their organization efforts. 7.3 Councillor Branderhorst announced the Strawberry social at the Athol Town Hall on June 30, to celebrate strawberry season and enjoy fresh local strawberries served with ice cream and a delicious selection of homemade baked treats. She encouraged volunteers to assist and looked forward to seeing everyone there. 7.4 Councillor MacNaughton announced Canada day festivities in Picton. She also spoke to the Bay of Quinte Regional Pride Festival in Picton on Saturday, June 20 and what a successful day it was where everyone was welcomed. Councillor MacNaughton also highlighted the fun Canada Day celebration for everyone downtown Picton. She noted there will be live music, street vendors and fun activities for all ages. 7.5 Councillor Pennell spoke to his attendance at the Bay of Quinte Relay For Life raising money for the Canadian Cancer Society. He noted they were able to raise $75,000, exceeding their $57,000 goals for this year. 7.6 Councillor Nieman provided a notice of motion in accordance with the Procedural By-Law section 5.11 to reconsider Motion 2026-117 from the March 10 Council meeting pertaining to the amendment of schedule 'C' of the parking By-Law. This amendment described restricting parking to include Picton Main Street easterly from Division Street to the southerly limits of 402 Picton Main Street and sought By-Law enforcement staff to holistically examine this matter. 7.7 Councillor Nieman provided a noti
No recorded vote was requested, so the minutes do not say how each member voted — only the outcome. Moving or seconding a motion is not a vote.

Moved: Councillor Braney   Seconded: Councillor Engelsdorfer

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