City Council Session, Monday, September 30, 2013

Council returns to Monday evening, back to work following their recent trip to Vancouver and the gathering of the UBCM for 2013.

Our archive of items of note from the session can be found below.

Regular Session of City Council for Monday, September 30, 2013

Home page and archive of sessions can be found here.

Live Broadcast of session can be found here

North Coast Review Preview of Regular Session for September 30, 2013

Agenda for Regular Session of City Council for September 30, 2013

Notice of Special Council Meeting for September 30, 2013
(Resolution to Exclude the Public)

Info to Council

September 25, 2013

Mayor Jack Mussallem-- Present
Councillor Anna Ashley-- Present
Councillor Judy Carlick-Pearson-- Present
Councillor Gina Garon-- Present
Councillor Nelson Kinney-- Present
Councillor Joy Thorkelson-- Present
Councillor Jennifer Rice-- (Resigned position on Council June 10)

Minutes of Regular Session of Council September 30, 2013 

Audio Recording of September 30, 2013  (not available yet)

Video Recording of September 30, 2013 

North Coast Review City Council Timeline September 30, 2013  

North Coast Reviews Items on September 30, 2013 Session of Council

Council split on airport loan authorization process
Emotions run high at City Council session

News items from the September 30, 2013 Council session

October 3-- Homeowners bring Atlin Ave. development concerns to Prince Rupert council
October 2-- Why Westview?
October 2-- City of Prince Rupert's Development plans come under fire
October 2-- Prince Rupert Begins Removal of Equipment on Watson Island
October 2-- Watson Island update (video)
October 1-- Prince Rupert Airport Loan (video)
October 1-- Prince Rupert Museum (video)
October 1-- Westview Park use (video)
October 1-- Prince Rupert Moves Forward with Alternate Approval process for $7 Million Airport Loan
October 1--  City of Prince Rupert gives tax exemption but cuts grant for 2014
October 1-- Alternate approval process for $7 million airport loan 'anti-democratic', say councillors