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| Date | Issue and motion | My vote | Outcome | Reason | Actions |
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| Jun 10, 2026 | Year-Round Yard Assistance GovernanceAdministration will research how a pilot program may work in Barons. | For | Passed | I heard from residents that some are looking for extra help taking care of their yards, and I heard from some that are looking for ways to help their neighbours. This seems like a natural fit. | |
| Jun 10, 2026 | Food Rescue Agreement GovernanceFood Rescue Agreement | For | Passed | I voted in favour of this to give the Food Rescue an opportunity to speak to council. They were invited to the June 9th meeting, but did not attend. | |
| Jun 10, 2026 | Bylaw #775 – Establish a Library Board Bylaw GovernanceBylaw #775 – Establish a Library Board Bylaw | Against | Defeated | I felt that forming a library board without having a business plan in place, and without consulting Carmangay, which currently provides library services to Barons, was the incorrect way to go about a library discussion. |
Jun 10, 2026
Motion or decision
Administration will research how a pilot program may work in Barons.
Short reason
I heard from residents that some are looking for extra help taking care of their yards, and I heard from some that are looking for ways to help their neighbours. This seems like a natural fit.
Jun 10, 2026
Motion or decision
Food Rescue Agreement
Short reason
I voted in favour of this to give the Food Rescue an opportunity to speak to council. They were invited to the June 9th meeting, but did not attend.
Jun 10, 2026
Motion or decision
Bylaw #775 – Establish a Library Board Bylaw
Short reason
I felt that forming a library board without having a business plan in place, and without consulting Carmangay, which currently provides library services to Barons, was the incorrect way to go about a library discussion.
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