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2025-02-11 · Planning & Environment Committee

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0:000:100:210:310:420:531:03Amelia Lorentson (Chair) · 338.25 named secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 0.701–4.385 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 42.638–44.791 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 68.116–71.633 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 309.143–347.668 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 370.983–400.305 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 457.016–477.747 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 568.984–604.816 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 694.113–716.624 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 824.696–870.905 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 942.625–984.821 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 1060.154–1097.755 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 1147.554–1152.708 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 1218.073–1219.014 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 1490.001–1490.402 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 1500.099–1505.406 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 1563.371–1595.931 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 1943.104–1952.901 secondsAmelia Lorentson (Chair) · 3811.318–3813.129 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 379.23 named secondsRichard MacGillivray · 491.391–567.241 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 608.24–694.113 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 984.821–1057.593 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1227.327–1325.417 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1343.738–1346.745 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1347.828–1376.17 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1391.567–1399.572 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1830.247–1833.533 secondsRichard MacGillivray · 1843.094–1847.1 secondsBrian Stockwell · 359.22 named secondsBrian Stockwell · 78.23–125.019 secondsBrian Stockwell · 270.396–281.435 secondsBrian Stockwell · 773.39–794.262 secondsBrian Stockwell · 808.868–810.777 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1154.489–1162.069 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1491.285–1499.917 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1506.327–1533.219 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1559.523–1560.708 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1696.965–1706.043 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1711.925–1717.768 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1778.336–1780.611 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1791.57–1800.299 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1821.426–1825.965 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1848.542–1939.56 secondsBrian Stockwell · 1955.921–1988.01 secondsBrian Stockwell · 3737.74–3751.679 secondsBrian Stockwell · 3758.494–3809.936 secondsBrian Stockwell · 3815.436–3830.804 secondsPatrick Murphy · 357.85 named secondsPatrick Murphy · 483.369–490.51 secondsPatrick Murphy · 753.963–770.849 secondsPatrick Murphy · 795.624–808.86 secondsPatrick Murphy · 813.021–822.4 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1100.657–1144.35 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1428.936–1477.523 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1533.499–1557.897 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1596.271–1696.098 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1706.763–1711.923 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1718.808–1776.751 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1781.473–1788.688 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1802.102–1818.505 secondsPatrick Murphy · 1835.096–1843.074 secondsAndrew · 314.96 named secondsAndrew · 125.039–270.376 secondsAndrew · 349.271–368.58 secondsAndrew · 403.229–452.496 secondsAndrew · 719.455–751.783 secondsAndrew · 873.902–942.625 secondsKaren Finzel · 128.49 named secondsKaren Finzel · 1163.875–1216.911 secondsKaren Finzel · 1219.035–1223.824 secondsKaren Finzel · 1325.884–1341.797 secondsKaren Finzel · 1346.886–1347.227 secondsKaren Finzel · 1378.933–1389.945 secondsKaren Finzel · 1401.254–1427.673 secondsKaren Finzel · 1479.005–1488.42 secondsKaren Finzel · 1989.413–1992.338 secondsKaren Finzel · 3751.646–3756.285 secondsLarry Sengstock · 65.48 named secondsLarry Sengstock · 5.146–42.618 secondsLarry Sengstock · 45.856–67.953 secondsLarry Sengstock · 72.878–77.804 secondsLarry Sengstock · 3814.433–3815.416 secondsTom Wegener · 20.06 named secondsTom Wegener · 284.763–304.823 seconds

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PersonValueCounted fromEvidence
Richard MacGillivray379.23Count / sumContributing records
Brian Stockwell359.22Count / sumContributing records
Patrick Murphy357.85Count / sumContributing records
Amelia Lorentson338.25Count / sumContributing records
Andrew314.96Count / sumContributing records
Karen Finzel128.49Count / sumContributing records
Larry Sengstock65.48Count / sumContributing records
Tom Wegener20.06Count / sumContributing records

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DateRecordTypeAvailabilitySource
2025-02-11Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Larry SengstockspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Larry SengstockspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Larry SengstockspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Brian StockwellspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11AndrewspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Brian StockwellspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Tom WegenerspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11AndrewspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11AndrewspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Patrick MurphyspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Richard MacGillivrayspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Richard MacGillivrayspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11AndrewspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Patrick MurphyspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Brian StockwellspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Patrick MurphyspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2025-02-11Brian StockwellspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence

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