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Environmental Committee
The agenda for the South Dundas Environmental Committee meeting on June 24, 2026, contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items for discussion or decision. The provided text includes no mention of rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings.
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The Committee approved its Terms of Reference, formalizing its structure. It also passed a motion recommending that Council direct staff to conduct a desktop review of tree canopy initiatives from other municipalities and report back. A rain barrel and tree giveaway event was planned for May 7, 2026, with volunteer assignments and logistics finalized. No funding or ERO updates were discussed.
- Approved minutes of March 17, 2026 (moved by Danielle Ward, seconded by Geraldine Fitzsimmons)
- Adopted agenda as presented (moved by Melinda Crump-Phifer, seconded by Geraldine Fitzsimmons)
- Accepted RainBarrel.ca delegation presentation with posters and handouts
- Approved final draft of Terms of Reference (moved by Danielle Ward, seconded by Colin Lachance)
- Recommended Council direct staff to complete desktop review of tree canopy initiatives (moved by Cindy Saucier, seconded by Danielle Ward)
- Assigned volunteer roles for rain barrel event: greeter, traffic control TBD, administration, distribution, customer assistance
Iroquois Waterfront Committee
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The committee coordinated upcoming hydrangea planting and confirmed the progress of the Miyawaki Method planting project with joint funding. Members decided to centralize new outdoor fitness equipment in one location and split procurement over two years to optimize the budget. The committee also reviewed a proposal from the Lions Club for a new beach playground structure.
- Approved agenda and April 22 minutes (Unanimous)
- Decided to centralize all new outdoor fitness equipment in a single location
- Agreed to split fitness equipment purchasing across two years to leverage budget allocations
- Confirmed Miyawaki Method planting project will proceed with $5,000 in joint funding from SNC and South Dundas
- Scheduled hydrangea planting for May 24 or May 31, 2026
- Determined no immediate committee action is required for the Lions Club beach play structure project