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General Committee
June 24, 2026
What was decided (18 motions)
13 carried, 5 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Report CORP-2026-37 - Update on Town Docks Sauna Request be
Moved by Dan Armour, seconded by Bob Stone
Deferred
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Committee approve, for consideration in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget, the MSCLE outdoor fitness equipment project at Meadow Park at a cost of up to $136,100 to be funded as follows: Equipment costs be fully funded by community donations; and Installation, park surface, and mobility mat costs be funded up to $81,600 from the Parkland Obligatory Reserve. AND FURTHER THAT: Staff be authorized to apply for grant funding to reduce Town-funded costs; AND FURTHER THAT: The MSCLE outdoor fitness park be added to the Town’s Asset Management Inventory and the annual replacement cost of up to $6,805 be added to Parks Capital contributions in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration; AND FURTHER THAT: The annual parks operating cost of $1,000 for inspection and maintenance be included in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration.
Moved by Nancy Alcock, seconded by Dione Schumacher
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Committee accept the donation of up to two (2) water access ramps for Camp Kitchen Park and/or the Old Town Docks behind the Active Living Centre; AND FURTHER THAT: The ramp(s) be added to the Town’s Asset Management Inventory, and the annual replacement cost of up to $3,350 be added to Parks Capital contributions in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration; AND FURTHER THAT: The annual parks operating cost of $3,600 for seasonal installation, removal and inspection be included in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration.
Moved by Bob Stone, seconded by Cory Clarke
Carried
THAT: Committee approve, for consideration in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget, the Conroy Park Scoreboard project for a cost of up to $134,400 funded by minimum community donations of $40,000, 15% from Recreation Development Charges up to $20,100 and the remaining cost of up to $74,300 from the Municipal Accommodation Tax Reserve; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff be authorized to apply for grant funding to reduce Town-funded costs; AND FURTHER THAT: the Conroy Park Scoreboard be added to the Town’s Asset Management Inventory, and the annual replacement cost of up to $6,720 be added to Parks Capital contributions in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration; AND FURTHER THAT: the annual parks operating cost of $4,800 for inspection and maintenance be included in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration.
Moved by Jason, seconded by Helena Renwick IT IS RECOMMENDED
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Committee approve, for consideration in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget, the Evergreen Disc Golf Tee Pads project at a cost of up to $25,500 funded by minimum community donations of $10,000 and the remaining cost of up to $15,500 from the Municipal Accommodation Tax Reserve; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff be authorized to apply for grant funding to reduce Town-funded costs. AND FURTHER THAT: the Evergreen Disc Golf Tee Pads be added to the Town’s Asset Management Inventory, and the annual replacement cost of up to $1,275 be added to Parks Capital contributions in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration; AND FURTHER THAT: the annual parks operating cost of $1,500 for maintenance be included in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration.
Moved by Dione Schumacher, seconded by Dan Armour
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Committee approve, for consideration in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget, additional sunshade screens on Diamond B at a cost of up to $14,000 fully funded from the Working Funds Reserve; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff be authorized to apply for grant funding to reduce Town-funded costs. AND FURTHER THAT: the additional sunshade screens be added to the Town’s Asset Management Inventory, and the annual replacement cost of up to $700 be added to Parks Capital contributions in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration.
Moved by Nancy Alcock, seconded by Cory Clarke
Carried
FitzGerald IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Staff be directed to engage an engineering firm to perform a Parking Assessment in 2026 at McCulley Robertson Recreation Park at a cost of up to $10,200 fully funded from the Working Funds Reserve; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff report back, after the 2026 Municipal Election, with the findings and recommendations for next steps.
Moved by Bob Stone, seconded by Jason
Defeated
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Staff be directed to engage an engineering firm to perform an electrical assessment for the existing parking lots in 2026 at McCulley Robertson Recreation Park at a cost of up to $3,500 fully funded from the Working Funds Reserve; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff report back, after the 2026 Municipal Election, with the findings and recommendations for next steps.
Moved by Cory Clarke, seconded by Nancy Alcock
Defeated
THAT: Staff be directed to engage an engineering firm to perform an electrical assessment for the existing roadway in 2026 at McCulley Robertson Recreation Park at a cost of up to $3,100 fully funded from the Working Funds Reserve; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff report back, after the 2026 Municipal Election, with the findings and recommendations for next steps.
Moved by Jason, seconded by Helena Renwick IT IS RECOMMENDED
Defeated
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Committee approve, for consideration in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget, Warning Tracks for all four McCulley Robertson Recreation Park baseball diamonds at a cost of up to $102,300 fully funded by community donations and/or grants; AND FURTHER THAT: The Huntsville Community Fund be authorized to collect community donations to support the McCulley Robertson Recreation Park Warning Tracks for the purpose of supporting local baseball programming; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff be authorized to apply for grant funding to reduce Town-funded costs; AND FURTHER THAT: the Warning Tracks be added to the Town’s Asset Management Inventory, and the annual replacement cost of up to $5,115 be added to Parks Capital contributions in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration; AND FURTHER THAT: the annual parks operating cost of $4,000 for maintenance be included in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration.
Moved by Cory Clarke, seconded by Dan Armour
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Committee approve, for consideration in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget, an additional $10,000, funded from the Municipal Accommodation Tax Reserve, for the McCulley Robertson washroom renovation project for the purchase and installation of a water filling station; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff be authorized to apply for grant funding to reduce Town-funded costs; AND FURTHER THAT: the water filling station be added to the Town’s Asset Management Inventory, and the annual replacement cost of up to $500 be added to Parks Capital contributions in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration; AND FURTHER THAT: the ongoing parks operating cost of $1,000 for maintenance, winterization and water costs be included in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration.
Moved by Dan Armour, seconded by Dione Schumacher
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Staff be authorized to enter into a Shoreline Restoration Agreement with the Lake Vernon Association for the Lakewood Park Shoreline Restoration Project starting in 2027; AND FURTHER THAT: Committee approve, for consideration in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget, a financial contribution to the Lake Vernon Association for the project’s net costs, up to $10,800, fully funded from the Town’s portion of the Municipal Accommodation Tax.
Moved by Nancy Alcock, seconded by Bob Stone
Carried
FitzGerald IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Staff be directed to engage an engineering firm to perform an electrical assessment in 2026 for McCulley Robertson South Soccer Fields at a cost of up to $4,700 fully funded from the Working Funds Reserve; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff report back, after the 2026 Municipal Election, with the findings and recommendations for next steps.
Moved by Dione Schumacher, seconded by Jason
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Once easement layouts and electrical servicing have been confirmed in 2027, staff be directed to engage an engineering firm to perform an electrical assessment for Conroy Park at a cost of up to $5,000 fully funded from the Working Funds Reserve; AND FURTHER THAT: Staff report back in 2027 with the findings and recommendations for next steps.
Moved by Dan Armour, seconded by Nancy Alcock
Defeated
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: Committee approve, for consideration in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget, the construction of an additional pedestrian bridge on Hunters Bay Trail at a cost of up to $30,600 fully funded from the Municipal Accommodation Tax Reserve. AND FURTHER THAT: Staff be authorized to apply for grant funding to reduce Town-funded costs; AND FURTHER THAT: the pedestrian bridge be added to the Town’s Asset Management Inventory, and the annual replacement cost of up to $1,530 be added to Parks Capital contributions in the Draft 2027 Mayor’s Budget for consideration.
Moved by Helena Renwick, seconded by Cory Clarke
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: CORP-2026-38 - Recommendation #15: Tyland Park Water Access Improvements be substituted as follows: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: staff be directed to incorporate the possibility of a water access at Tyland Park into the Parks and Trails Master Plan project currently in progress.
Moved by Dan Armour, seconded by Nancy Alcock
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: staff be directed to incorporate the possibility of a water access at Tyland Park into the Parks and Trails Master Plan project currently in progress.
Moved by Dan Armour, seconded by Nancy Alcock
Carried
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT: We do now adjourn at 12:39 p.m.
Moved by Dione Schumacher, seconded by Helena Renwick