Prince Rupert City Council Session: Monday, October 5 ,2020

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

Regular Session of Council for  Monday, October 5, 2020

Home page and archive of sessions can be found here.

Live Broadcast of session can be found here

Agenda for the Regular Council Session for October 5, 2020

Preview of Council Session for October 5, 2020

Notice of Closed Session for October 5, 2020

Attendance

Mayor Lee Brain -- Present
Councillor Nick Adey -- Present
Councillor Barry Cunningham -- Present

Councillor Blair Mirau -- Present (participated by phone)
Councillor Reid Skelton-Morven -- Present
Councillor Wade Niesh -- Present
Councillor Gurvinder Randhawa -- Present

Minutes of Regular Session of Council,  Monday, October 5, 2020
(not available yet)

Video Recording of  October 5, 2020 Council Session

Council Timeline, Monday, October 5, 2020

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North Coast Review Items related to the October 5, 2020 Session of Council 

Housing issues make for provincial election theme, but solutions largely a local issue for City Hall

A little bit of savings, a little bit of spending; but few hints as to total cost of travel for Council 

The Doctor is in ... at City Hall

City's CFO notes that the volume of flights to and from Prince Rupert remain driven by Air Canada

Council hears report on Virtual UBCM2020 which provided for positives, negatives and with an election call reduced access to Cabinet Ministers and officials

"Getting it Done!!" Mayor Brain's Monday update features enthusiastic checklist of projects tackled by Prince Rupert Council

City stays with the familiar and local for external auditing services

Despite impacts of COVID, City of Prince Rupert still on track for balance of budget by years end

City Council prepares to roll out Civic Centre based child care initiative, takes applications for partner providers until October 23

CT Northern Contractors Alliance gain the nod for Prince Rupert Landfill Site work 

Land secured, City Council ready to move forward with RCMP detachment plans

City to seek out Economic Recovery funding for CN Heritage Rail station renovation plans

Land exchange plan signals success for City's quest for site for new RCMP detachment

Council to consider Amendments to Five year Financial Plan tonight

Further notes, as well as any Media items from other sources for the October 5, 2020 session can be found in our Discussion Points from City Council feature.

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