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Environmental Advisory Committee
September 12, 2024
What was decided (8 motions)
8 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
That the Agenda for the Environmental Advisory Committee meeting of September 12, 2024 be adopted as presented.
Moved by C. Szabados, seconded by J. Morris
Carried
That the minutes of the Environmental Advisory Committee meeting of June 13, 2024 be received and adopted as presented.
Moved by J. Morris, seconded by C. Szabados
Carried
That $42.55 including tax be approved for the purchase of peeled cedar posts for use at the Kawartha Conservation and Gamiing Nature Centre to support seed library installations.
Moved by J. Morris, seconded by D. Ryrie
Carried
That CKLEAC approve $1,545.25 including tax for a pop-banner, 1000 copies of brochures and the design/creation of city-approved logo, banner and brochure.
Moved by C. Szabados, seconded by O. Pasternak
Carried
it resolved that: Whereas the Osprey has been a key element in City of Kawartha Lakes Communications Dept. branding; And whereas in a recent online poll to determine a Bird of the Year, conducted on the City’s Jump In site, the Osprey was, by a large margin, the favourite; And whereas a number of Ontario cities have chosen an official city bird (the Peregrine Falcon for Hamilton, Belted Kingfisher for Barrie, and Tufted Titmouse for Windsor, for examples). That CKLEAC recommends the Council of the City of Kawartha Lakes name the Osprey as the City’s Official Bird.
Moved by J. Morris, seconded by Councillor Warren Be
Carried
That the meeting be adjourned at 3:43 p.m.
Moved by O. Pasternak, seconded by D. Ryrie
Carried
Be it resolved that: Whereas the Osprey has been a key element in City of Kawartha Lakes Communications Dept. branding; And whereas in a recent online poll to determine a Bird of the Year, conducted on the City’s Jump In site, the Osprey was, by a large margin, the favourite; And whereas a number of Ontario cities have chosen an official city bird (the Peregrine Falcon for Hamilton, Belted Kingfisher for Barrie, and Tufted Titmouse for Windsor, for examples). 6 That CKLEAC recommends the Council of the City of Kawartha Lakes name the Osprey as the City’s Official Bird.