Belleville donates police station property to Habitat for Humanity PEH

THAT the Director of Corporate Services/City Clerk’s Report No. DCS-2020-41, Habitat for Humanity – Property Request (Habitat Horizons
Centre), be received.

THAT Council approve the donation of the property located at 93 Dundas Street East as the primary option with staff being directed
to work with Habitat for Humanity Prince Edward-Hastings on the transfer of ownership and that in the event this property is deemed unsuitable, approve the donation of the property located at Sidney Street and Bridge Street (portion of) as a secondary option; and direct staff to provide Habitat for Humanity Prince Edward-Hastings with a letter of commitment identifying the donation of land as the City’s contribution to the
Habitat Horizons Centre project for the purposes of their funding application.

The following tabling motion was then put forward:

Moved by Councillor Carr
Seconded by Councillor Williams

THAT the motion regarding Director of Corporate Services/City Clerk’s Report No. DCS-2020-41, Habitat for Humanity – Property Request (Habitat
Horizons Centre) be TABLED to the October 13, 2020 Regular Council meeting for additional information.

A Recorded Vote was requested.

YEAS:
Councillor Carr
Councillor Malette
Councillor Thompson
Councillor Williams

NAYS:
Councillor Culhane
Councillor Kelly
Councillor McCaw
Councillor Sandison
Mayor Panciuk

The main motion was approved as amended.

Members of Council spoke on this resolution and a Recorded Vote was requested.

During discussions on this motion, Councillor Carr rose on a Point of Personal Privilege. Councillor Carr felt Councillor Kelly questioned his integrity. His Worship Mayor Panciuk ruled that there was no breach of the rules.