Advisory Committees
Accessibility |
The Accessibility Committee develops awareness and understanding of the issues and concerns of citizens with disabilities. This aims to improve their quality of life. Members
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Truth and Reconciliation |
PurposeThis committee will have a mandate to work with City Administration to identify potential opportunities for advancing indigenous awareness in our community, and to present them to City Council for approval. The Committee will also act in an advisory/educational capacity for certain other municipal projects, to ensure potential indigenous concerns and/or opportunities are identified and addressed. Membership
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Culture (Currently being revised) |
The Cultural Advisory Committee works to develop a municipal cultural policy and establishes a strategic plan for cultural programming. It also promotes arts and culture and the Optimist performance hall. Members
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Environment (Currently being revised) |
The Environment Committee promotes the protection, maintenance and improvement of the environment in the City of Clarence-Rockland. It identifies green spaces to be conserved and collaborates in the development of policies, programs and regulations concerning the environment. Members
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Off-leash dog park (Currently being revised) |
The Off-leash Dog Park Committee makes recommendations to city Council with respect to site selection and development. It also provides advice on off-leash dog park policies and procedures. |
Heritage (Currently being revised) |
The Heritage Committee establishes the criteria for the evaluation of heritage properties. It prepares and maintains a database of places worthy of preservation and makes recommendations to city Council. Members
Meeting and Minutes page |
Parc du Moulin (Currently being revised) |
The Mill Park Committee makes recommendations to city Council regarding park development and improvements. Members
Meeting and Minutes page |
Recreational Trails (Currently being revised) |
The Recreational Pathways Committee reviews the network to recommend routes. |
Property Standards |
The Property Standards Committee reviews complaints received regarding property maintenance. It also ensures that property standards are met according to the building code. Members
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Bourget Recreation Committee |
The Bourget Leisure Committee manages the Bourget Community Centre and handles its day-to-day operations. Members
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Community Development |
COMDEV2023-01 Effective on March 8, 2023 Adopted by Resolution number 2023-27 1.0 Objectives and ResponsibilitiesThe Community Development Advisory Committee (CDAC) shall provide advice to Council through staff on policy, programs, infrastructure, and service delivery in sports, recreation, arts, culture, heritage, and parks, as requested. Project specific ad hoc sub-committees could be established, as required. Advice stemming from the CDAC will be considered amongst other public consultation strategies, in the course of the corporate decision-making process. 2.0 MembershipThe Committee, which is appointed by resolution of the Municipal Council shall consist of the following:
3.0 QuorumThe quorum shall be fifty percent plus one (50%+1) of the number of appointed members. The chairperson only votes when there is a tie. 4.0 Service Department/Resource PersonA municipal employee appointed by the Director of Community Development shall act as resource person to the committee. Community Development will act as the responsible department. The Department shall:
5.0 Preparation of the AgendaCommunity Development shall distribute the documentation for members of the committee no later than Friday preceding the committee meeting. The service shall ensure that the agenda is available for the public during that day on the City’s website. 6.0 Frequency of MeetingsMeetings will be held every four (4) months for a minimum of 3 meetings per year, or as established by the committee’s responsible service. |
Grants and Contributions (Pending Terms of References) |