Recorded votes on PFC2021-1365
Main motion at the Combined Meeting of Council, September 13, 2021. Carried 14–0.
Resolution
That with respect to Notice of Motion PFC2021-1365, the following be adopted: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT: Administration be directed to: Report back directly to Council in November 2021 during the final year of the 2019-2022 Business Plan deliberations with a scoping report and funding recommendations for an expanded Active and Safe Routes to School Program that would identify for the next budget cycle, 2023-2026: A framework for how the City will work and communicate with key stakeholders such as schools, school boards, school councils, Joint Use Coordinating Committee, community organizations, multiple City Business Units and provincial organizations to: Identify and prioritize the required capital improvements to achieve the 5A Network Guiding Principles around schools by relying on the Citys GIS data to identify priority schools to be included in the Active and Safe Routes to School program; Include in the prioritization the schools that are not currently on the 5A Map; Examine school size to determine potential users; and Ensure schools are included in 5A mapping analysis and recognized as important destinations for trips. Funding required for operational activities around schools to meet 5A Network priorities that include but are not limited to: Snow-clearing not part of current routes; Seasonal items such as planters, street furniture or temporary set-ups in the road right-of-way; and Ongoing transportation surveys to measure connectivity between engineering improvements and travel choices; Funding required for capital infrastructure improvements around schools that include but are not limited to: Adding potential pathway/bikeway/sidewalk alignments; Adding pedestrian-activated flashers, crosswalks, shorter crossing distances through curb extensions, and other engineering measures; and Upgrading infrastructure to meet 5A principles when lifecycle replacements are done near schools (paving, concrete rehab and road work). How Administration will approach 5A Network connectivity citywide as a mobility program to ensure cross-corporate coordination in consultation with key stakeholders for the efficient and timely delivery of the program.
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 | Yes |
| Ward 8 | Evan Woolley | Yes |
| Ward 9 | Gian-Carlo Carra | Yes |
| Ward 11 | Jeromy Farkas | Yes |
| Ward 12 | Shane Keating | Yes |
| Ward 13 | Diane Colley-Urquhart | Yes |
| Ward 14 | Peter Demong | Yes |
Recorded votes on PFC2021-1365
| Meeting | Motion | Result |
|---|---|---|
Sep 7, 2021 Priorities and Finance Committee | Main motion That Notice of Motion PFC2021-1365 be forwarded to the 2021 September 13 Combined Meeting of Council for consideration. | Carried 8–0 |
Sep 13, 2021 (this vote) Combined Meeting of Council | Main motion THAT: Administration be directed to: Report back directly to Council in November 2021 during the final year of the 2019-2022 Business Plan deliberations with a scoping report and funding recommenda… | Carried 14–0 |