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Tuesday, December 5th, 2023, I declare the meeting open and acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands of the Kabi Kabi people and we pay our respects to their elders past, present, and emerging. We have no presentations and no deputa
Okay, should, we need a resolution that Karen Finzel, okay. Seconded. Moved by the Mayor and seconded by Councillor Stockwell. Let's put it to a vote. All in favour? It's unanimous. Do I need to read that? In accordance with section 254 of
Thanks, Councillor Tom. This report will provide an update on the Pomona Place Pilot. To date, including the committee engagement process and prevents a Pomona Place Plan Engagement Summary Report to Council for endorsement. Committee and s
Thank you. Well, I think we great. Well, got a big one to start with if you guys are still working questions? On it. Well, I've got a big one to start with if you guys are still working on it. It's fantastic, you know, there's so much consu
It is always something that comes out through community consultation depending on the community that you're talking to. There are a number of different processes we deal with all those so from a Council perspective you know we look at growt
Yeah so when it comes to the new museum and you know that the field in a small building like that we have a lot of say what happens obviously yes when it comes to private buildings we have slightly less say but when it comes to you know the
It's our role to actually inform that community as well and work with them in partnership to actually you know push back against those upper well in terms of you know providing making sure that our places are livable and in character and ha
Yeah well I think it's actually you know you have something to say here because you know if you could say another community doesn't have this that this vast pile of information you know with actual responses from the community saying this i
You're right, there are hierarchies of influence in terms of what we can control and what we can guide in a place. And when Council owns property or there's community buildings and things like that, there's a greater level of influence. The
Yeah, so that answers the question that it is, yeah, realistic expectations for the people, what it can deliver, but the real thing is that when you could say, well, we've done this, and when somebody's up there in some higher office just s