Recorded votes on C2019-0352
Main motion at the Strategic Meeting of Council, April 1, 2019. Carried 9–6.
Result
Carried 9–6
Margin +3
Absent
0
Meeting
Apr 1, 2019
Strategic Meeting of Council
Topic
Budget, taxes & finance
Assigned by keyword
Kind
Main motion
Resolution
That with respect to Report C2019-0352, the following Recommendation 4 be adopted: 4. Direct Administration to develop criteria and process for a Small Business Sustainment Grant to a maximum of $70.9 million of one-time funding ($44 million from the Fiscal Stability reserve, and $26.9 million from the 2017 and 2018 Phased Tax Program funding not required due to appeal resolutions), returning to the Priorities and Finance Committee on 14 May 2019.
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 | No |
| Ward 2 | Joe Magliocca | No |
| Ward 3 | Jyoti Gondek | No |
| Ward 4 | Sean Chu | No |
| Ward 5 | George Chahal | Yes |
| Ward 6 | Jeff Davison | No |
| Ward 7 | Druh Farrell | Yes |
| Ward 8 | Evan Woolley | Yes |
| Ward 9 | Gian-Carlo Carra | Yes |
| Ward 10 | Ray Jones | Yes |
| Ward 11 | Jeromy Farkas | Yes |
| Ward 12 | Shane Keating | No |
| 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 C2019-0352
| Meeting | Motion | Result |
|---|---|---|
Mar 18, 2019 Combined Meeting of Council | Main motion 3) Adopt the proposed Guiding Principles as described on page 3 of this report, as amended; | Carried 9–5 |
Apr 1, 2019 Strategic Meeting of Council | Procedural That pursuant to section 27 (privileged information), of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, Council now move into Closed Meeting at 5:00 p.m., in the Council Lounge, to discu… | Carried 13–2 |
Apr 1, 2019 Strategic Meeting of Council | Main motion The following Recommendation 1, be adopted: 1. Direct Administration to prepare a 2019 property tax rate bylaw for Council’s consideration on 2019 April 08 – starting with the One Calgary approved… | Carried 8–7 |
Apr 1, 2019 Strategic Meeting of Council | Main motion The following Recommendation 2 be adopted, as amended: 2. Direct Administration to run the same scenario in Point 1 with a 49/51 residential to non-residential split, returning to the 2019 April 08… | Carried 10–5 |
Apr 1, 2019 Strategic Meeting of Council | Main motion The following Recommendation 3 be adopted: 3. Direct Administration to use an indicative rate increase of zero per cent for non-residential properties for 2020, 2021, and 2022 and 3.59% (2020), 3.7… | Defeated 4–11 |
Apr 1, 2019 (this vote) Strategic Meeting of Council | Main motion The following Recommendation 4 be adopted: 4. Direct Administration to develop criteria and process for a Small Business Sustainment Grant to a maximum of $70.9 million of one-time funding ($44 mil… | Carried 9–6 |
Apr 1, 2019 Strategic Meeting of Council | Main motion The following Recommendation 5 be adopted: 5. Direct Administration to continue its work on maximizing value from our assets, returning to the Priorities and Finance Committee with an update on 04… | Carried 11–4 |
Apr 1, 2019 Strategic Meeting of Council | Main motion The following Recommendation 6 be adopted: 6. Direct Administration to explore the creation of a small business assessment class for implementation in 2021 reporting back to the Priorities and Fina… | Carried 10–5 |
Apr 1, 2019 Strategic Meeting of Council | Main motion The following Recommendation 8 be adopted: 8. Direct Administration to report back to Special Council (One Calgary Adjustments) on November 12, 2019 with an update on the status of the Downtown Tax… | Carried 15–0 |
Apr 1, 2019 Strategic Meeting of Council | Main motion That Council Direct Administration to develop criteria and process for a Residential Property Tax Rebate Program to a maximum of $70.9 million of one-time funding for 2019 ($44 million from the Fis… | Carried 9–6 |
Amendments, referrals and the main motion on the same report, oldest first.