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Regular Council – 26 Apr 2022 [Video]

Regular Council – 26 Apr 2022

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CALL TO ORDER

* NOTE: Members of the public and media are encouraged to following physical
distancing guidelines when inside the City’s meeting room facilities, and may
continue to view live and recorded videos of …

A. ADOPTION OF AGENDA / MINUTES

1. Adoption of Agenda

2. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council held April 5, 2022

B. DELEGATIONS / PRESENTATIONS / PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS

2021 Financial Statements & Auditor’s Report

Dr. Carol Fenton, Alison Houweling and Katie Matuschewski, Interior Health re Update on Current Drug Crisis

Arnie Zimmerman re Relocation of Stop Sign from Terra Ridge to Wotzke Drive

C. REPORTS

1. FINANCE

a) A/P Computer Cheque and EFT Listings

Poll of Council – Asphalt Rehabilitation 2022 – Budget Adjustment

2022-2026 Financial Plan Bylaw

Williams Lake Tax Rate Bylaw 2359, 2022

2. GENERAL GOVERNANCE

Development Variance Permit Approval – DVP #01-2022 – Randy Tallen – 909 Proctor Street – Minimum Building Setback for Principal Building – Approval

Zoning Bylaw Amendment – Trevor and Joelle Pitre

Oliver Street Bar and Grill – Application for Outdoor Patio License

Fox Mountain Brewing Company Ltd. – Application for a New Permanent Patio

New City of Williams Lake Sign Bylaw 2360 and Amendment Bylaws

Memorandum of Understanding – Williams Lake Public Art Committee

UBCM Strengthening Communities Services Application

3. PUBLIC WORKS

4. COMMUNITY SERVICES

Poll of Council – 2022 Access Awareness Day Grant Application

Disc Golf Course Update

City Parks and Green Space Bookings

Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program – CleanBC Communities Fund – Heat Recovery

5. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

D. BYLAWS

E. COMMITTEE OF WHOLE COUNCIL REPORTS

Wood Innovation Training Hub

Climbing Wall Location / Sponsorship

Early Capital Budget Approval 2022

F. CORRESPONDENCE

Cariboo Chilcotin Regional District Hospital re Capital Funding Requests for the 2022/2023 Fiscal Year

Minutes of the Central Cariboo Joint Committee Meeting held March 23, 2022.

2022 Dry Grad Parade

G. PROCLAMATIONS

Proclamation – “Hospice Palliative Care Awareness Month”

Proclamation – “Day of Mourning”

Proclamation – “Public Works Week”

H. IN-CAMERA ITEMS FOR PUBLIC INFORMATION

In-Camera Rpt #04-2022 re Poplar Glade Site – City Interest

I. NOTICE OF MOTION

J. OTHER BUSINESS / LATE ITEMS

K. INFORMATION / ANNOUNCEMENTS / ROUND TABLE

1. Council Information Package

2. COVID Update

3. Roundtable

L. ADJOURNMENT

1. Adjournment

5. INDIGENOUS RELATIONS AND RECONCILIATION COMMITTEE

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Winston-Salem housing officials hold public hearing on city's housing and development plan [Video]

Affordable housing is in great need in the Triad. Winston-Salem city leaders and residents discussed what the city is doing about it, and the challenges that go along with it through a public hearing. Residents brought up issues about homelessness, how to get involved with housing development as well as food insecurity and economic sustainability in Winston-Salem. "There should be some inclusion in there about what the city could do to help, just help people live, have a better quality of life." Josie Douthit said, a Winston-Salem resident and farmer. Residents were given a draft of the city's Consolidated Housing and Community Development Plan. It outlined how housing officials plan to address more community services, avenues for small businesses, and affordable housing. "We heard a lot about feeling like there needs to be a bottom-up process so that we're engaging the community," Kevin Cheshire said, Executive Director and General Counsel for the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem. "I think we're been trying to resolve the same problems for a lot of years and people want to know what the plan is and rightfully so." One of the projects to create more affordable housing in the city is the 'Choice Neighborhoods' program.Its funded by a $30 million federal grant.Choice Neighborhoods is a five-phase plan, starting with Brown School Lofts where Brown Elementary once stood on 11th Street and Highland Avenue.And while efforts are being made to build up more units for community members, Cheshire says, they still have a long way to go."Couple weeks ago we opened our Section 8 waiting list and we received 7,000 applications," Cheshire said. "So some of this new housing will ease that, but Choice Neighborhoods is a $30-million grant its a $200 million project and we're only creating 400 units of housing when we need 16,000, so its a drop in a bucket."Choice Neighborhoods Phase 2 and 3 will take place at Cleveland Avenue homes. Housing officials plan to start the demolition process in the next 30 to 60 days and build approximately 300 units for residents.

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Veteran Grants: Business, Education, Farm, Home (Tutorial, Links) [Video]

This video is PACKED with grants and services from government agencies, corporations, and nonprofit organizations, for veterans – including disabled veterans - who want to start a small business; start a farm; buy, adapt, or repair a home; and pursue college or career training. Special note: Some of these grant funds are from veterans, for veterans, offering not only dollars but a large community of other veterans as mentors and colleagues. Time Stamps:00:00 There are many grants available for veterans00:30 Grants for veterans to start a business01:11 Grants for veterans to start a farm01:28 Grants for veterans to buy, repair, or adapt a home02:19 Education and training grants for veterans03:26 Meeting immediate needsIf you are in personal crisis, these services are available. VA benefit enrollment is NOT required:Veterans Crisis LineCALL 1-800-273-8255, Press 1TEXT 838255CHAT https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/get-help-now/chat/Military Crisis LineCALL 1-800-273-8255, Press 1TEXT 838255CHAT https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/get-help-now/military-crisis-line/ Related Grant Chatter videos:The Small Business Administration, Grants for Small Business, https://youtu.be/EXThoaHxvzo Grants for Disabled Persons, https://youtu.be/q-ZB53CNLhM Links mentioned in video (NO affiliation. NO paid promotion):Grants for veterans to start a businesshttps://streetsharesfoundation.org/the-veteran-small-business-awardhttps://www.warriorrising.org/ Find SBA offices near you, https://www.sba.gov/about-sba/sba-locations/headquarters-offices/office-veterans-business-development/office-veterans-business-development-resourcesSBA business guide, https://www.sba.gov/business-guide/grow-your-business/veteran-owned-businesses Service Corps of Retired Executives, or SCORE, https://www.score.org/resources-veteran-entrepreneursVA Veteran Entrepreneur Portal, https://www.va.gov/OSDBU/entrepreneur/index.asp Grants for veterans to start a farmFarmer Veteran Coalition, https://farmvetco.org/fvfellowship/USDA information (2 links), https://www.usda.gov/our-agency/initiatives/veterans/veterans-and-entrepreneurship#I and https://www.nal.usda.gov/legacy/aglaw/veteran-farming#quicktabs-aglaw_pathfinder=0USDA Service Center, https://www.farmers.gov/working-with-us/USDA-service-centers Grants for veterans to buy, repair, or adapt a homehttps://purplehearthomesusa.org/apply/https://www.habitat.org/stories/helping-us-veterans-critical-home-repairs https://homesforwoundedwarriors.com/veterans-apply/ https://operationhomefront.org/housing/ https://corporate.homedepot.com/foundation/partnershipshttps://www.va.gov/housing-assistance/#get-veterans-housing-assistance Education and career grants, plus trades training for veterans2 long lists of scholarship options for veterans, http://www.collegescholarships.org/scholarships/veterans.htmhttps://usveteransmagazine.com/list-of-military-scholarships-for-service-members-spouses-and-dependents/VA, https://www.va.gov/education/ Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, https://ivmf.syracuse.edu/programs/entrepreneurship/start-up/ebv/ Home Builders Institute, https://corporate.homedepot.com/foundation/tradestraining and https://hbi.org/military-programs/ Lockheed Martin Heroes Program, https://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/lockheed-martin-heroes Hiring our Heroes, https://www.hiringourheroes.org/career-services/fellowships/ SkillBridge, https://skillbridge.osd.mil/index.htm Warrior Care Program, https://www.socom.mil/care-coalition/ What about immediate needs?(1) Veteran and Military Crisis Lines are listed above(2) Food, clothing, emergency shelter, help with bills, or immediate repairs, you can also call 2-1-1More information at https://www.211.org/(3) Free help with municipal, circuit and probate courts in your state by contacting Connect2Help.orghttps://connect2help211.org/ About the VAFor VA benefits, find your nearest Veteran Service Office: https://nvf.org/veteran-service-officers/ Grant Chatter on Instagram: https://www.instagram dot com/grantchatter/ Grant Chatter on Facebook: https://www.facebook dot com/grant.chatter.5 Subscribe to Grant Chatter, to learn how to find grants, write grants, and win them! Thank you for watching. See you in the next video!