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AGENDA* – INTER-COMMITTEE MEETING – 1st session – May 30, 2025 – 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

AGENDA* – INTER-COMMITTEE MEETING – 1st session – May 30, 2025 – 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. May 30, 2025

📄 Agenda — 8 items · Other

⭐ Notable items (2)

5 Integration of Recreation, Sports and Community Development policies (White Paper)

The city is presenting a 'White Paper' to outline future policy directions for recreation, sports, and community development. This session includes a workshop for commission members to deliberate and provide recommendations on how these services should be structured and delivered to residents.

6 Review of accessibility programs

A review of current city programs aimed at improving accessibility for residents with disabilities or mobility challenges. The session involves presentations and discussion groups to determine future orientations for these services.

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1 Verification of quorums and opening of the meeting

This is a procedural step to confirm that enough members are present for each commission to officially conduct business.

2 Adoption of the agenda by commission

The commissions formally approve the list of items to be discussed during the meeting.

3 Declaration of conflicts of interest

An opportunity for commission members to disclose any personal or professional interests that might conflict with the items being discussed.

4 Welcome remarks - Recreation, Sports and Community Development Department and various commissions

Opening remarks provided by the Recreation, Sports and Community Development Department and the chairs of the various municipal commissions involved in the meeting.

5 Integration of Recreation, Sports and Community Development policies (White Paper)

The city is presenting a 'White Paper' to outline future policy directions for recreation, sports, and community development. This session includes a workshop for commission members to deliberate and provide recommendations on how these services should be structured and delivered to residents.

6 Review of accessibility programs

A review of current city programs aimed at improving accessibility for residents with disabilities or mobility challenges. The session involves presentations and discussion groups to determine future orientations for these services.

7 Closing remarks

Closing statements, summary of next steps by the department, and final remarks from the meeting chair.

8 Adjournment of the meeting by commission

Formal conclusion of the meeting.