Council discussed the Councillor Expenses quarterly report from the Treasurer, transparency and mileage calculation.
Deputy Mayor Frayne brought back information on solar panels, Ontario Investment Certified Sites, Natural Gas Fleets, public libraries and asphalt. He mentioned LAS has warranties in relation to homeowners. He said that the delegations were very good.
Councillor Tomes attended an information session on the cannibas laws and noted that the new Council will have to make decisions on sites in South Huron. He noted that the current Council is still making decisions until December and attends conferences as they must stay current.
Councillor Oke advised that they received great feedback from their delegations and met with five other ministers during the reception. He noted sessions for possible funds for assets, energy and mentioned that one of thefirst course of business for the new Council should be either to opt out or in for setting up Cannibas retail in municipalities.
Counciller Hebert attended the AMO conference and said that as the provincial government is a new government and it was critical to meet and speak to them about South Huron.
Councillor Deluca said that every Councillor receives skill development in learning experience and it is important to sit with peers and attend workshops.
Council directed Administration to follow up with Lisa Thompson about the news release regarding OPP detachments.
Councillor Oke mentioned that the Kirkton Fair is coming up this weekend.
Deputy Mayor Frayne noted that the third annual Turtle Release Event at the Morrison Dam Conservation Area was held on August 30th and over 900 people to that event from all over.
Mayor Cole mentioned that she will be attending a Board of Director meeting next week in Nova Scotia and will report back report next council meeting.