City Council - Wednesday, August 13, 2025, 7pm
- Accountability Team
- Aug 9
- 12 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
finalizing all decisions made at the 5:30pm General Committee meeting, red light camera investigation, Development Charge Bylaw amendment
Minutes: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=M&ID=1315812&GUID=D2E09F0B-FC03-4851-9C9B-3E15B2EB673E
Watch Online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rn8TylxV8fw
Agenda: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=1315812&GUID=D2E09F0B-FC03-4851-9C9B-3E15B2EB673E
City's Legistar: https://barrie.legistar.com/MeetingDetail.aspx?ID=1315812&GUID=D2E09F0B-FC03-4851-9C9B-3E15B2EB673E&Options=info|&Search=
Meeting Location: Council Chambers or online
📜📜 Confirmation of the Minutes
Minutes from June 18: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576188&GUID=D3A31B44-A0BE-4BA0-947E-F6737080BCF5
CONFIRMED
Minutes from July 23: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576187&GUID=D1CA1670-876D-444F-A8CB-C3CA170E8B58
CONFIRMED
🏆🏅 Awards and Recognitions
🗣️🧑⚖️ Logan Lehman and Camryn George
recognition of Logan Lehman and Camryn George from the Barrie North Collegiate Debate Team
🗣🎙 Deputations
None scheduled, but please review the 5:30pm General Committee agenda and be prepared to speak to any decisions made there at this City Council meeting (this is your only chance to object - many of these items will become Bylaws at this meeting!)
📝📄 General Committee Report
Report from August 13: not yet available - meeting scheduled directly ahead of this one, view General Committee Agenda for items to be voted on
Section A (Reports Received)
RECEIVED (presumably unanimously, but vote not shown)
🚸🚨 Community Safety Committee
💸🤷 Affordability Committee
👑🏆 Order of the Spirit Catcher Committee
Section B (Consent Items)
CARRIED (presumably unanimously, but vote not shown)
🚦🚦 Grove Street East and Johnson Street Signalization (Ward 1)
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14267665&GUID=04E4F066-F072-4E32-9F53-193023BAEC7D
Fully signalize the intersection of Grove Street East and Johnson Street
Include a capital project in the 2026 Budget for the installation of traffic control signals in the amount of $400,000
Amend the Traffic Bylaw Schedule 19 "Providing for the Erection of Stop Signs at Intersections" by removing Johnson Street and Grove Street East: Eastbound, Westbound, and Southbound on Johnson Street and Grove Street East
🏰📜 Municipal Heritage Register - 105 Sunnidale Road
Add the property to the Municipal Heritage Register as a listed property
🏘️🏘️ Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 159 Huronia Road (Ward 8)
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575942&GUID=131A9451-B57F-46B5-BE46-4259A4064E4C
Application to facilitate the development of five street townhouse units fronting onto Huronia Road, each containing an additional residential unit (ARU)
Submitted by Innovative Planning Solutions on behalf of 1000989604 Ontario Corp.
Rezone FROM Residential Single Detached Dwelling First Density (R1) TO Residential Multiple Dwelling Second Density - Townhouse with Special Provisions (RM2-TH)(SP-XXX)
Special Provisions:
reduce minimum lot area to 162 sq.m for Lots 2, 3 & 4 (current minimum 200)
reduce minimum end unit side yard setback to 1.8m for Lot 1 where no garage or carport is provided (current minimum 3m)
increase maximum gross floor area to 124% for Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4 (current maximum 60%)
reduce minimum driveway length to 7m (current minimum 11m)
increase maximum front yard parking coverage to 71% for Lots 2, 3 & 4 (current maximum 60%)
reduce minimum setback to a daylighting triangle to 1.7m for Lot 5 (current minimum 3m)
lands to be developed generally in accordance with the Conceptual Site Plan as it relates to building height, placement and setbacks, as well as the location and configuration of landscape strips, access and parking areas
🏬🏬 Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 204 Dunlop Street West (Ward 2)
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575933&GUID=FEB172BC-0358-4350-9C9A-0E181E45AADB
Application to facilitate the development of a five-storey mixed use building with 16 residential walk-up apartment units
Submitted by Innovative Planning Solutions on behalf of Koutroulakis Management Ltd.
Rezone FROM Residential Multiple Dwelling Second Density with Special Provisions (RM2)(SP-189) TO Mixed Use Corridor with Special Provisions (MU2)(SP-XXX)
Special Provisions:
permit maximum front yard setback of 5.6m for 100% of the lot frontage (current maximum 5m for 25% of the frontage)
increase maximum side yard setback to 3.7m on west lot line (current maximum 3m)
increase maximum rear facade step-back to 57 degrees with no step-backs (current maximum is 45 degrees)
decrease minimum ground level floor height to 3.2m (current minimum 4.5m)
reduce minimum coverage for commercial uses to 40% (current minimum is 50% of the first floor area)
permit maximum front yard parking and driveway coverage area of 48% (currently not permitted in front yard)
decrease minimum continuous landscaped buffer area to 0.6m along west lot line and 1.2m along east lot line (current minimum 3m)
increase maximum lot coverage for parking areas to 60% (current maximum 35%)
eliminate requirement for fully paved and seamless front yard connections to abutting sidewalks
eliminate requirement for 1 parking space per 30m of gross floor area for commercial uses
lands to be developed generally in accordance with the Conceptual Site Plan as it relates to building height, placement and setbacks, as well as the location and configuration of landscape strips, access and parking areas
🚸🧐 Review of Controlled Crosswalk at Baldwin Lane and Marshall Street (Ward 8)
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575955&GUID=91E0AF8B-25D7-43F5-ADB8-E0FF266EF81C
Install a Pedestrian Crossover Level 2 Type D on the west leg of Baldwin Lane and Marshall Street, and remove the existing designated school crossing
🛑🛑 All-Way Stop at Patterson Road and Morrow Road (Ward 6)
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575941&GUID=AC8BC6CC-2C42-447B-BD8E-6ED6E631CE89
Add an all-way stop to the intersection
🚘💰 Barrie Regional Technology Development Site Opportunity
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575954&GUID=A59D7B50-F04B-43AB-B83D-482B79D9AAFA
City to partner on an application led by the County of Simcoe for the establishment of a Regional Technology Development Site (RTDS) under the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN), with the following commitments:
$60K per annum cash contribution over a four-year funding period (total $240K)
in-kind contribution of staff time and program overhead support equivalent to $30K per year ($120K total) to support program delivery and business development for the RTDS using existing staff resources
explore access to use city infrastructure/assets to support RTDS pilot projects, and associated departmental approvals
in proportion to population and financial contribution, County to work on a best-efforts basis to ensure Barrie receives equitable benefit from the project relative to its investment, including:
30% of programming to be hosted in Barrie (eg Sandbox Centre, Georgian College)
proportionate percentage of targeted companies / entrepreneurs to be served are to be Barrie-based
City of Barrie to receive recognition in all marketing, media, public announcements and stakeholder engagements
proportionate recognition in the RTDS naming convention to ensure the total geographic scope of contributing partners are highlighted (i.e., Regional Technology Development Site of Simcoe County, Barrie and Orillia)
City of Barrie to be included in investment opportunities with an equal opportunity to participate in site selection and lead generation activities
$60K to be added to the Economic and Creative Development operating budget in 2025, 2026, 2027 and 2028 to support the total contribution, to be funded by the Reinvestment Reserve, supporting the creation of a Regional Technology Development Site
If application is successful, authorize the City Clerk to execute any agreements and ancillary documents with Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network, County of Simcoe, City of Orillia, Georgian College, Lakehead University and other organizations
💰🤞 Surety Bonds
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575939&GUID=20CC3E5D-9732-4AF1-9E20-0850DAC9C34E
Proposed Surety Bonds Policy: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575940&GUID=937BB921-D06D-4703-B3E8-862C61002344
Approve the policy
City will accept Surety Bonds in lieu of or in combination with cash deposits and/or Letters of Credit to satisfy financial security requirements
The Surety Bond must be issued by an acceptable Surety Company
must be irrevocable and callable on demand
must be issued for 100% of the required security amount, unless otherwise approved by the City
must remain in force until the City has released the security
must be acceptable to City's legal department
All proposed Surety Bonds must be approved by the Director of Finance / Treasurer
City reserves the right to request replacement security
💸📜 Development Charge Bylaw Amendment
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575952&GUID=25D17D83-A2A7-4DBE-BA66-308850F7FB9F
Proposed DC Bylaw Amendment: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575938&GUID=EADA608F-7598-404C-B694-A5B50D261554
Incorporate the Provincial grant funding into the calculation of DC rates (resulting in a corresponding reduction to the applicable rates)
Remove the requirement that the "Hard Services" component be paid at time of entering into a Subdivision Agreement
Remove the provision requiring the imposition of interest on future instalment payments
Adopt the Amended Development Charge Bylaw
Section C
CARRIED (presumably unanimously, but vote not shown)
🏢🌳 Official Plan Amendment and Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 70 and 76-80 Edgehill Drive (Ward 4)
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575953&GUID=1E857C5B-6EF4-48F7-8874-85FA88683B84
Application to facilitate the development of a 16 storey, residential rental apartment building with a total of 400 units, as well as an update to the boundary of the Environmental Protection Area associated with the subject lands
Submitted by Innovative Planning Solutions on behalf of AuroEdge Limited
Official Plan Amendment:
Amend Map 2 - Land Use Designations by adding "See Policy 2.8.X" to this property
Amend Section 2.8 Defined Policy Area of the Official Plan to allow maximum building height of 16 storeys and maximum density of 431 units per hectare
Amend Map 2 - Land Use Designations by redesignating a portion of the property from 'Medium Density' to 'Natural Heritage System'
Zoning Bylaw Amendment:
Rezone FROM Residential Single Detached Dwelling Second Density (R2), Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density-2 (RA2-2)(SP-508)(H-128) and Environmental Protection Area (EP) TO Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density-2 with Special Provisions, Hold (RA2-2)(SP-XXX)(H-YYY) and Environmental Protection Area
Special Provisions:
reduce minimum parking ratio to 1 space per dwelling unit (currently 1.5)
reduce front yard setback to 2.9m (current minimum 7m)
reduce interior side yard setback to 3.4m (current minimum 5m)
reduce rear yard setback to 2.3m (current minimum 7m)
reduce landscaped open space to 20% (current minimum 35%)
increase maximum lot coverage to 70% (current maximum 35%)
increase maximum gross floor area to 405% (current maximum 200%)
reduce landscape buffer area along rear lot line to 2.3m (current minimum 3m)
increase building height to 55m / 16 storeys (current maximum 45m)
lands to be developed generally in accordance with the Conceptual Site Plan, as it relates to building height, placement and setbacks, as well as the location and configuration of landscape areas, amenity spaces and parking areas
Holding Provision may be removed following the execution of a Site Plan Agreement which includes:
construction of a municipal cul-de-sac adjacent to the proposed development and the transfer of the associated lands to the City
construction of a second access as per an agreement with the Gateway Co-operative Homes (County of Simcoe) at 84/90 Edgehill Drive and registration of an access easement in its favour
finalization of a retaining wall at the rear of the property, the location and construction of which may impact the final site design including matters relating to building placement, swales, parking areas and density
transfer of the Environmental Protection Area lands to the city
Section D
CARRIED (presumably unanimously, but vote not shown)
💸📜 Development Charge (DC) Deferral Policy
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575936&GUID=268C6779-3B0D-4A84-8058-EAF96B7F0906
Proposed DC Deferral Policy: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575937&GUID=FF99A19E-4CEA-48BE-A709-4F04FDBAD9DF
Adopt and implement the new policy as a pilot program applicable to Building Permits issued within the next twelve months
Development charges may be deferred until the earlier of
the date of first occupancy
two years from the date of Building Permit issuance
deferral of DCs will be interest-free
total DCs payable must be secured prior to issuance of a Building Permit
Repeal the current Development Charge Deferral Policy
Amend the City's Fees Bylaw to remove the fee of $1,000 associated with administration of Development Charge Deferral Policy
For any new Building Permit application for residential developments that are five storeys and above with a signed agreement to provide at least 20% of affordable housing defined by CMHA received between August 14, 2025 to December 31, 2025 with building activity to commence before May 31, 2026 the city residential development charge be waived for a total waive to an up-set limit of $30 million; and further, that this pilot program does not apply to active developments where conditional or full building permits have already been issued; and further, that staff investigate 50% of the taxation created from these going back to the Development Charge account until it's repaid
Section E
CARRIED (presumably all in favour but Morales, but vote not shown)
🗑️📜 Waste Management Bylaw - Update to Align with Waste Collection Changes
Report: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575947&GUID=882B1FBA-9131-4539-ABD3-61DD0E67DFA0
Proposed Waste Management Bylaw: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14575948&GUID=C868C6E8-AC0A-42D4-B451-C54CE7612386
Repeal the current bylaw and replace with the proposed Waste Management Bylaw
Legislative and Court Services Department, Enforcement Services Branch to apply to the Ministry of the Attorney General for set fines, ranging from $100 to $1000
➡️📜 Direct Motions
🚦📸 Red Light Cameras
CARRIED (presumably unanimously, but vote not shown)
MOTION by: Thomson, Kungl
MOTION: Further to the prior motion requesting staff to investigate the feasibility of installing red light cameras, authorize staff in Development Services and Legislative and Court Services to sign any non-disclosure agreements in support of continuing to investigate this program
📜📜 Bylaws
💸🏗️ Bill 78 - Development Charge Bylaw Amendment
Please note, this bylaw confirms Agenda items from the 5:30pm General Committee meeting - your only chance to object is to give a deputation earlier in City Council
Replace the current Development Charge Bylaw with the new one proposed at 5:30pm General Committee meeting
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576203&GUID=2DAFB168-65AB-4D9D-8870-44E276160115
🏢🌳 Bill 79 - Official Plan Amendment Bylaw - 70 and 76-80 Edgehill Drive (Ward 4)
Please note, this bylaw confirms Agenda items from the 5:30pm General Committee meeting - your only chance to object is to give a deputation earlier in City Council
Official Plan Amendment: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576204&GUID=2F53562F-2095-4A13-A318-6B7021E85595
Alter Land Use Designations of a portion of the property from Medium Density to Natural Heritage System
Allow maximum building height of 16 storeys and maximum density of 431 units per hectare
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576191&GUID=F6AB4127-390F-4AA0-A68C-F35978648365
🏢🌳 Bill 80 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 70 and 76-80 Edgehill Drive (Ward 4)
Please note, this bylaw confirms Agenda items from the 5:30pm General Committee meeting - your only chance to object is to give a deputation earlier in City Council
Rezone FROM Residential Single Detached Dwelling Second Density (R2), Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density-2 (RA2-2)(SP-508)(H-128) and Environmental Protection Area (EP) TO Residential Apartment Dwelling Second Density-2 with Special Provisions, Hold (RA2-2)(SP-XXX)(H-YYY) and Environmental Protection Area
Special Provisions:
reduce minimum parking ratio to 1 space per dwelling unit (currently 1.5)
reduce front yard setback to 2.9m (current minimum 7m)
reduce interior side yard setback to 3.4m (current minimum 5m)
reduce rear yard setback to 2.3m (current minimum 7m)
reduce landscaped open space to 20% (current minimum 35%)
increase maximum lot coverage to 70% (current maximum 35%)
increase maximum gross floor area to 405% (current maximum 200%)
reduce landscape buffer area along rear lot line to 2.3m (current minimum 3m)
increase building height to 55m / 16 storeys (current maximum 45m)
lands to be developed generally in accordance with the Conceptual Site Plan, as it relates to building height, placement and setbacks, as well as the location and configuration of landscape areas, amenity spaces and parking areas
Holding Provision may be removed following the execution of a Site Plan Agreement which includes:
construction of a municipal cul-de-sac adjacent to the proposed development and the transfer of the associated lands to the City
construction of a second access as per an agreement with the Gateway Co-operative Homes (County of Simcoe) at 84/90 Edgehill Drive and registration of an access easement in its favour
finalization of a retaining wall at the rear of the property, the location and construction of which may impact the final site design including matters relating to building placement, swales, parking areas and density
transfer of the Environmental Protection Area lands to the city
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576205&GUID=04AA4A3C-C746-40A2-B376-C152217C2477
🏘️🏘️ Bill 81 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 159 Huronia Road (Ward 8)
Please note, this bylaw confirms Agenda items from the 5:30pm General Committee meeting - your only chance to object is to give a deputation earlier in City Council
Rezone FROM Residential Single Detached Dwelling First Density (R1) TO Residential Multiple Dwelling Second Density - Townhouse with Special Provisions (RM2-TH)(SP-XXX)
Special Provisions:
reduce minimum lot area to 162 sq.m for Lots 2, 3 & 4 (current minimum 200)
reduce minimum end unit side yard setback to 1.8m for Lot 1 where no garage or carport is provided (current minimum 3m)
increase maximum gross floor area to 124% for Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4 (current maximum 60%)
reduce minimum driveway length to 7m (current minimum 11m)
increase maximum front yard parking coverage to 71% for Lots 2, 3 & 4 (current maximum 60%)
reduce minimum setback to a daylighting triangle to 1.7m for Lot 5 (current minimum 3m)
lands to be developed generally in accordance with the Conceptual Site Plan as it relates to building height, placement and setbacks, as well as the location and configuration of landscape strips, access and parking areas
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576198&GUID=EEAACEB2-ED6F-4E44-A3C2-A83F403E6F8F
🏬🏬 Bill 82 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment - 204 Dunlop Street West (Ward 2)
Please note, this bylaw confirms Agenda items from the 5:30pm General Committee meeting - your only chance to object is to give a deputation earlier in City Council
Rezone FROM Residential Multiple Dwelling Second Density with Special Provisions (RM2)(SP-189) TO Mixed Use Corridor with Special Provisions (MU2)(SP-XXX)
Special Provisions:
permit maximum front yard setback of 5.6m for 100% of the lot frontage (current maximum 5m for 25% of the frontage)
increase maximum side yard setback to 3.7m on west lot line (current maximum 3m)
increase maximum rear facade step-back to 57 degrees with no step-backs (current maximum is 45 degrees)
decrease minimum ground level floor height to 3.2m (current minimum 4.5m)
reduce minimum coverage for commercial uses to 40% (current minimum is 50% of the first floor area)
permit maximum front yard parking and driveway coverage area of 48% (currently not permitted in front yard)
decrease minimum continuous landscaped buffer area to 0.6m along west lot line and 1.2m along east lot line (current minimum 3m)
increase maximum lot coverage for parking areas to 60% (current maximum 35%)
eliminate requirement for fully paved and seamless front yard connections to abutting sidewalks
eliminate requirement for 1 parking space per 30m of gross floor area for commercial uses
lands to be developed generally in accordance with the Conceptual Site Plan as it relates to building height, placement and setbacks, as well as the location and configuration of landscape strips, access and parking areas
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576199&GUID=88D7B75B-5DF9-491C-99F0-25EEE8B8C240
🏘️🏘️ Bill 83 - Part Lot Control Bylaw: 4-14 McAush Street
Release these properties from Part Lot Control
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576194&GUID=A97515C5-561C-4F41-837B-64FD29D1333B
🏘️🏘️ Bill 84 - Part Lot Control Bylaw: 16-26 McAush Street
Release these properties from Part Lot Control
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576193&GUID=3C57E50F-0212-4A8B-A356-2B2821197123
🏘️🏘️ Bill 85 - Part Lot Control Bylaw: 84-96 Vinewood Crescent
Release these properties from Part Lot Control
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576189&GUID=4F9354CB-0D5C-4206-8745-1EB90602A4D5
🏘️🏘️ Bill 86 - Part Lot Control Bylaw: 42-56 McAush Street
Release these properties from Part Lot Control
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576192&GUID=4ADEB51E-4921-42FA-8F44-C5BEAAEEE245
🏘️🏘️ Bill 87 - Part Lot Control Bylaw: 28-38 McAush Street
Release these properties from Part Lot Control
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576190&GUID=21BBC50C-5C89-4AC0-A38D-C419F23B2175
🏘️🏘️ Bill 88 - Part Lot Control Bylaw: 58-68 McAush Street
Release these properties from Part Lot Control
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576195&GUID=9D8AE07B-1600-4918-9035-0606D454C5E7
🏘️🏘️ Bill 89 - Deeming Bylaw: 427 Yonge Street
Release this property from the Registered Plan of Subdivision
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576196&GUID=2723C23F-A4A8-4A49-9F27-CEE7ACA033BE
🏘️🏘️ Bill 90 - Deeming Bylaw: 447 Yonge Street
Release this property from the Registered Plan of Subdivision
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576197&GUID=ADC990D1-3C59-48A6-8FAD-4B94F185C4DA
🗑️📜 Bill 91 - Waste Management Bylaw - Update to Align with Waste Collection Changes
Please note, this bylaw confirms Agenda items from the 5:30pm General Committee meeting - your only chance to object is to give a deputation earlier in City Council
Repeal the current bylaw and replace with the proposed Waste Management Bylaw, as presented in the 5:30pm Staff Report
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576209&GUID=427957DC-0F8B-40BE-996F-C300BAE371FB
🛑🚘 Bill 92 - Stop Signs, No Parking and Traffic Calming - Madelaine Drive / Country Lane
No Parking Amendment: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576208&GUID=FA38795D-6696-4A47-8A75-EB2661D371B9
Stop Sign Amendment: https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576201&GUID=95DE1C22-1869-4942-9EBF-113B4B195040
Replace Schedules 1 and 19 of the Traffic Bylaw, to add "no parking" and stop signs at this intersection
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14576200&GUID=627C0D95-0FEB-4297-A120-7ED15CB90C26
🧑🚒🧓 Bill 93 - Retirement Adjustments for Firefighters
Adjust the normal retirement age under the OMERS Primary Pension Plan, and the Retirement Compensation Arrangement for the OMERS Primary Pension Plan for a class of firefighter employees
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14580461&GUID=8110F6D0-5C9A-41DB-A65A-291196779D4B
Bills 78-93 APPROVED, vote not shown
📜✅ Bill 94 - Confirmation Bylaw
APPROVED, vote not shown
Confirming the meeting's proceedings
https://barrie.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=14580406&GUID=50BBD81B-8842-4F9C-9195-A059DF7DDBB9

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