19 janvier 2026

Revisions

1. First published Substantive fetched Jun 23, 2026
   • · Motion 1 added: That Sarnia City Council move into closed session pursuant to sections 239 (2) (b), (c) and (k) of the Municipal Act to consider the following matters
   • · Motion 2 added: That Sarnia City Council rise and report.
   • · Motion 3 added: That Sarnia City Council adopt the report of the closed meeting.
   • · Motion 4 added: That Sarnia City Council receive and file the recommendation from the Heritage Committee and take no further action on the designation of 220 George Street.
   • · Motion 5 added: That Sarnia City Council approve the land lease between The Corporation of the City of Sarnia and 1375420 Ontario Ltd for a period of twenty (20) years at Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport; and That Sarnia City Council authorize the Mayor and …
   • · Motion 6 added: That Sarnia City Council declares surplus the lands located at 1597 London Line
   • · Motion 7 added: That staff be directed to return with an amended agreement with Marcotte Disposal Inc. for weekly curbside waste collection services; and That Sarnia City Council accept the proposal submitted by Marcotte Disposal Inc. for Contract 25-114 …
   • · Motion 8 added: That Sarnia City Council accepts the tender submitted by Innovative Construction Services Inc. with a contract value of $2,170,540.80 including non-rebateable HST, for the installation of new HVAC Roof Top Units (RTU) that will service the…
   • · Motion 9 added: That Sarnia City Council approve and adopt the Business Case as drafted and posted for public consultation and proceed with next steps to establish the MSC
   • · Motion 10 added: That Sarnia City Council reconsider its decision from the June 23, 2025 meeting regarding the establishment of a Municipal Services Corporation (MSC) for the Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport.
   • · Motion 11 added: That staff report back on other options and that a committee of council be one of those options
   • · Motion 12 added: That staff be directed to bring forward a Growth Acceleration Plan within 90 days, identifying regulatory, procedural, and zoning barriers that are contributing to Sarnia’s historically low housing starts
   • · Motion 13 added: That staff be directed to immediately strengthen our contractor oversight by implementing the following measures: 1. Require statutory declarations confirming subcontractors have been paid before any City funds or holdbacks are released. 2…
   • · Motion 14 added: That Sarnia City Council express its objection to Cargill’s intended application of a Ministerial Zoning Order (MZO), as the request undermines the City’s authority and ability to make local land use planning decisions through established …
   • · Motion 15 added: That the minutes of December 15, 2025 (Regular Meeting), and December 15, 2025 (Closed Meeting), as printed, be adopted.
   • · Motion 16 added: That Items A to F listed in the Consent Agenda be introduced.
   • · Motion 17 added: That Items A to F listed in the Consent Agenda, as recommended or approved by this Council, be adopted.
   • · Motion 18 added: That By-Laws 1-5 and 7-10, as printed, be introduced, and be taken as read for the first, second and third time and finally passed.
   • · Motion 19 added: That Sarnia City Council adjourn to its next regular meeting to be held on February 9, 2026.
   • · Attendance added: Mike Bradley (present)
   • · Attendance added: Terry Burrell (present)
   • · Attendance added: Bill Dennis (remote)
   • · Attendance added: Amy Burkhart (present)
   • · Attendance added: Dave Boushy (present)
   • · Attendance added: Adam Kilner (present)
   • · Attendance added: Chrissy McRoberts (present)
   • · Attendance added: George Vandenberg (present)
   • · Attendance added: Brian White (present)
   • · Attendance added: Anne Marie Gillis (absent)