Taken from the roll call in the town’s own minutes. The minutes record who was not there and almost never why.
What was decided (5 motions)
4 carried, 1 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
That the agenda be approved.
Moved by Councillor Glenn, seconded by Councillor Chaves
Carried
That the Administrative Policies Committee consider the following options in relation to the Residential Rental Licensing program and recommended to Council that staff be directed to proceed with implementation of one of the following: Option 2: That staff be directed to undertake revisions of the City’s already-existing By-Laws and processes to promote the health and safety of tenants; and That staff be directed to create a Residential Rental Registry system for properties with 1-4 residential rental units; and That staff provide a report to Council in Q3 2024 with the details of this plan, including required resources and associated timelines; and That landlords be required to complete a property standards safety self- certification checklist, and an emergency information package. Administrative Policies Committee Special Meeting Number 02-2024 – January 24, 2024 Page 13 of 14
Moved by Councillor Chaves, seconded by Councillor Amos
Carried
That Option 1 of the Residential Rental Licensing Report be amended to include the following clause: That landlords be required to complete a property standards safety self- certification checklist, and an emergency information package.
Moved by Councillor Glenn, seconded by Councillor McLaren
Carried
That the Administrative Policies Committee consider the following options in relation to the Residential Rental Licensing program and recommended to Council that staff be directed to proceed with implementation of one of the following: Option 1 That staff be directed to create a Pilot Phased Licensing System with a Residential Rental Registry to be implemented in the Sydenham and Kingscourt-Rideau districts, including a triaged Licensing/Inspection program, for properties with 1-4 residential rental units; and That staff be directed to undertake revisions of the City’s already-existing By- Laws and processes to promote the health and safety of tenants; and That staff provide a report to Council in Q3 2024 with the details of this plan, including required resources and associated timelines.
Moved by Councillor Glenn, seconded by Councillor McLaren
Lost
That the meeting of the Administrative Policies Committee adjourn at 9:41 p.m.
Moved by Councillor Hassan, seconded by Councillor Amos