Association
Communautaire
Fallingbrook
Attendees: To be added
Opening
Remarks:
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Agenda |
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Minutes |
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Treasurer |
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Councillor Kreling |
Plans were approved by the former council, with a recommendation to go ahead and
propose the changes to the newly formed City. Option A was the plan
recommended at the last council meeting in December 2000. Option A included the closure of Merkley
extension. The closure of Merkley extension was to address the traffic
cut-through problem at Merkley and Bottriell. Marc Cappelli suggested the FCA newsletter could
provide a forum to show the different potential site plans, which could also be
shared in the form of flyers to the other Community Associations. Frank Dugal suggested that the FCA might think about
amalgamating Community Associations with Queenswood Heights and South of
Fallingbrook to have a larger voice in the new City. |
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Councillor McNeely |
There is an opportunity to put forward ideas for
Beach development and possibly explore the idea of a new Marina with the new
City. Councillor McNeely would like the opportunity to
negotiate with Grand Maitre(?) a one year deal for a 100 meters of beach at
Petrie Island. |
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Newsletter |
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FCA Website |
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Petrie Island |
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Canada Day |
David will arrange a date to meet on the third
Thursday of the month through Debbie Parent. |
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Recreation Committee |
To be added Recreation topics are surfacing from all areas of the
City. An identified lack of ice surface in many Communities is an issue. |
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QHCA |
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Open Discussion |
Marc made the suggestion that once or twice ayear we
could have all the local Commmunity Associations have community discussions
on major issues at the Cumberland Town Hall. Zybina put forward the recommendation to meet with all
the Community Associations along with Councilors Kreling and McNeely to
discuss Community issues. Herb will provide a date in February. The meeting will include the former
Township of Cumberland. He will invite Councilor Bloess to the meeting. Frank thanked the FCA for the certificate given to him
in December. He also thanked the FCA for all the support over the last few
years. Herb also reiterated his
thanks and thanked Frank for all his help. Frank
Dugal's appointment to the Trillium
Foundation has been approved for the next three years. Approximatly 5 million
dollars a year will be granted to the new City. The two criteria for a grant are: grants must be given to a non-profit organisation and the
organisation must be incorporated. Frank is still working on the Cumberland CD, which
will take about 5 more months to complete. |
Meeting adjourned.
Next meeting Monday, March 19, 2001 at 8:00p.m. at the Ray Friel Centre Meeting Room.