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Major recreation buildings update

At the October 3 meeting of the Finance and Administration Committee, a report on asset management in relation to major recreation buildings was presented.
Asset management, major recreation buildings presentation

Transit Update

On October 3, 2023, an update on transit was provided to the Finance and Administration Committee.
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Council Briefs, October 3, 2023

Administration & Finance Committee Patterson Parking Lot Paving – Tender Contract No. T-23-18 Committee approved the paving of the Patterson Parking Lot at a cost of $52,728.43 net of HST with the budget shortfall to be funded from the 2023 General Capital Reserve. PFD Monthly Report – September 2023 Committee received the August 29, 2023 - September 26, 2023 Pembroke Fire Department Report that outlined the department’s prevention and public education activities, Fiddle Park inspections, employee...

Council Briefs, September 20, 2023

Operations Committee Pembroke Heritage Murals Committee Update Pamela Dempsey provided an update on the activities of the Pembroke Heritage Murals Committee. Mrs. Dempsey was presented with the Mayor's Award and a mural collage in recognition of her many years of chairing and volunteering on the Pembroke Heritage Murals Committee. Pembroke and Area Community Taskforce Presentation Steve Boland provided a presentation regarding the need for a temporary emergency refuge/shelter in the City of...

Council Briefs, August 8, 2023

Combined Committee

Feline Wellness Clinics 
The Combined Committee approved staff to work with the Ontario SPCA representatives to offer feline wellness clinics offering free spay/neuter services to City of Pembroke rescue organizations and ensure all felines obtain a City of Pembroke pet tag. 

By-law to Regulate Recreational Open- Air Burning
Committee directed staff to use the existing by-law but amend the following:

• incorporate ceremonial and sacred fires,
• reflect an updated list of cooking mediums...