Recorded votes on C2018-1158
Procedural at the Regular Meeting of Council, December 17, 2018. Carried 11–2.
Result
Carried 11–2
Margin +9
Absent
0
Meeting
Dec 17, 2018
Regular Meeting of Council
Topic
Procedural
Keyword-derived
Kind
Procedural
Resolution
That with respect to Recommendation 1 contained in Report C2018-1158 that Council reconsider its decision, made during the 2018 November 14 Regular Meeting of Council, to adopt the ‘Recreation Opportunities’ 2019 – 2022 the Operating Budgets contained on pages 349 – 350 of Attachment 1; AND FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that with respect to Recommendation 1 contained in Report C2018-1158, the Total Operating Budget for Recreation Opportunities intended for the hiring of additional lifeguards be reduced by $4,000,000 Million; AND FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that the $4,000,000 Million be redirected to further reduce the non-residential property tax rate; AND FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that to maximize efficiencies, Council direct Administration to review lifeguarding provisions on a site by site and basin by basin basis at City-operated facilities; AND FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that Administration be directed to work with the Royal Lifesaving Society – Alberta and Northwest Territories Branch to update Pool Safety and Supervision Plans for all City of Calgary operated pool facilities.
Seats
YesNoAbsent (recorded)No vote recorded
Seats run Mayor, then Wards 1–14. Text and named votes from the confirmed Council minutes (linked above, at the source page).
How each member voted
| Seat | Member | Vote |
|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Naheed Nenshi | Yes |
| Ward 1 | Ward Sutherland | Yes |
| Ward 2 | Joe Magliocca | Yes |
| Ward 3 | Jyoti Gondek | Yes |
| Ward 4 | Sean Chu | Yes |
| Ward 5 | George Chahal | Yes |
| Ward 6 | Jeff Davison | Yes |
| Ward 7 | Druh Farrell | No |
| Ward 8 | Evan Woolley | Yes |
| Ward 10 | Ray Jones | No |
| Ward 12 | Shane Keating | Yes |
| Ward 13 | Diane Colley-Urquhart | Yes |
| Ward 14 | Peter Demong | Yes |
A roll call from the minutes. A member not listed was absent or did not vote; the minutes do not always say which.
Recorded votes on C2018-1158
| Meeting | Motion | Result |
|---|---|---|
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Amendment That with respect to Recommendation 1 contained in Report C2018-1158, the 'Operating Grant to Civic Partners' Table, contained on page 95 of Attachment 1, be amended as follows: That funding levels… | Defeated 5–10 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Amendment That with respect to Attachment 1 contained in report C2018-1158, the Operating Budget for Taxi, Limousine & Vehicles-for-Hire contained on page 323 of Attachment 1 be amended in the ‘Breakdown of… | Defeated 3–12 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion That with respect to Attachment 1 contained in Report C2018-1158, total Operating Budget for Taxi, Limousine and Vehicles-for-Hire Service, that Council direct Administration to defer the hiring of… | Defeated 5–10 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Council direct Administration to: 2. Develop appropriately scaled, sustainable, & long-term funding mechanisms, and alternative funding options, providing for capital and operating funding as requi… | Carried 10–4 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Council direct Administration to: 4. In the interim, if tax room should become available in April 2019, bring consideration of using a portion of the tax room to support the Main Streets Investment… | Defeated 5–9 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Council direct Administration to: 5. Commensurate with the 2.15% tax increase funding for Calgary’s new community and actively developing Areas in the 2019 Budget: a. Establish a property tax incre… | Defeated 4–10 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion That with respect to Attachment 2 contained in Report C2018-1158, Council direct Administration to allocate $43 million in remaining, onetime capital funding as follows: 3. $5.5 million to Sidewal… | Carried 8–6 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Council direct Administration to: 1. Find salary and wage savings to achieve a property tax increase of 2.45% in 2019, and fix the residential tax rate increase at 3.45% to achieve a shift from the… | Carried 10–4 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Council direct Administration to: 3. Come back in Q1 2019 with further options on shift from nonresidential assessment base to the residential assessment base as previously directed by Council, in… | Carried 12–2 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Direct Administration to allocate $5 M from the Fiscal Stability Reserve to the Council Innovation Fund; | Carried 9–5 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Council direct Administration to maintain 2018 spending levels for Police Services, Fire, snow clearing and utilities and adopt 2018 budget levels minus 5 percent for all other areas. | Defeated 1–13 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Council direct Administration to only increase residential property tax to match the agreed growth management increase of 3.15% for 2019, and 0.4% for 2020, 2021, and 2022. | Defeated 1–13 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Adopt the 2019-2022 Service Plans and Budgets, as amended, including the associated operating and capital budgets, as identified in Revised Attachment 1. | Carried 9–5 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion Direct Administration to bring forward scenarios for Council’s consideration during budget deliberations in 2019, which contemplate the general pros and cons of a 2020 budget based on: • a freeze a… | Defeated 7–7 |
Nov 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council | Main motion That Council direct Administration to conduct a Budget open house in May 2019. | Carried 10–3 |
Dec 17, 2018 (this vote) Regular Meeting of Council | Procedural That with respect to Recommendation 1 contained in Report C2018-1158 that Council reconsider its decision, made during the 2018 November 14 Regular Meeting of Council, to adopt the ‘Recreation Oppo… | Carried 11–2 |
Amendments, referrals and the main motion on the same report, oldest first.