Delegation List for Council Meetings

The following person(s) contacted the Clerk’s Office to register as a delegation:


Item 8.4. - Zoning By-law Amendment Application for 0 Pelissier Street, Z-013/26 [ZNG-7374], Ward 3 (SCM 234/2026) (S 59/2026) 

  1. Philip Fernandes, Philip Fernandes Designs Inc., Agent for Applicant, available for questions (in person)
  2. Chris MacLeod, Pelissier Park Ltd., Applicant, available for questions (in person)

LATE:

c. Lillian Herceg Tankosic, Area Resident (in person)

 Item 8.5 - Zoning By-Law Amendment - Z 012-26 (ZNG-7372) 1785 Turner Road - Ward 4

  1. Amy Farkas, Dillon Consulting, Agent for Applicant, available for questions (in person) 
  2. Jennifer Oglan, Manager, Delta Chi Early Childhood Centres, available for questions (in person)
  3. Cheryl Sprague, President & CEO, Delta Chi Early Childhood Centres, available for questions (in person)

Item 8.6.- Zoning By-law Amendment & Official Plan Amendment Applications –  825 Riverside Dr. W. – Z-001/26 [ZNG/7351] & OPA 199 [OPA/7352], Ward 3

  1. Chris Pidgeon, Principal Planner GSP Group, Agent for Applicant (in person)

Item 8.7.- Notice of Intent to Partially Demolish a Heritage Listed Property and Notice of Intention to Designate – 493 Ouellette Avenue, Lazare’s Furs Building and Sign (Ward 3)

  1. Stephen Berrill, ADA Architects, Agent for Applicant, available for questions (in person)

Item No. 8.11.- Downtown Community Improvement Plan - 0 Pelissier St - Ward 3 

  1. Chris MacLeod, Pelissier Park Ltd., Applicant, available for questions (in person)

 Item 11.7 – Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families – Request for Additional Funding

  1. Becky Parent, Executive Director, Big Brother Big Sisters of Windsor Essex, available for questions (in person)
  2. Carole Dray, Welcome Centre Shelter (in person)
  3. Dawn Toth, Welcome Centre Shelter (in person)
  4. Meaghan Crampsie, Area Resident (in person)
  5. Jessica Faught, Area Resident (in person)
  6. Vicky Bungay, Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Studies, Faculty of Applies Science, UBC (via Zoom)
  7. Ashley Dawson, Social Work Programs Coordinator, Welcome Centre Shelter (in person)
  8. Shelley Gilbert, Executive Director, Legal Assistance of Windsor (in person)
  9. Marion Overholt, Area Resident (via Zoom)
  10. Anne-Rachelle Boulanger, Policy Analyst, HIV Legal Network (via Zoom)
  11. Lady Laforet, Executive Director, Welcome Centre Shelter (in person)
  12. Tammy Barnden, Senior Shelter Support Staff, Welcome Centre Shelter (in person)
  13. Therese Lapain, Child and Family Case Manager, Welcome Centre Shelter (in person)
  14. Talal Breesam, Welcome Centre Shelter Client (in person)
  15. Alissa Enns, Food Service Program Director, Welcome Centre Shelter (in person)
  16. Owen Crampsie, Area Resident (in person)
  17. Anastasia Adams, Harm Reduction Programs Coordinator, Welcome Centre Shelter (via recorded video)
  18. Megan Ball, Area Resident (in person)
  19. Ashley Bruner, Area Resident (via Zoom)
  20. Karen Soulliere, Chair of the Board, and Anne Ryan, Executive Director, Iris House (in person)



 

The following person(s) contacted the Clerk’s Office to register as a delegation 

after the Friday 12:00 o’clock noon deadline:

In accordance with Section 10.9 of the Procedure By-law, a simple majority vote of Council is required to hear the late delegation(s)

  • This page will be updated when a person registers LATE as a delegation to a City Council meeting.


Excerpt from the City of Windsor Procedure By-law 98-2011 - A By-law to provide rules governing the proceedings of Windsor City Council meetings and its committees and the conduct of its members:

Part 10-Delegations:

  •  "The Clerk shall not register a delegation unless there is a specific item listed on the Order of Business to which the delegate has a bona fide interest and wishes to address Council/Committee. Any person who wishes to appear before Council shall make application to the Clerk by the Friday preceding the Council meeting, 12:00 noon, to be placed on the Order of Business to appear before Council at the meeting at which it will be dealing with the item of interest to the delegate. A written brief is encouraged and, if submitted to the Clerk by noon on the Friday preceding the Council meeting, shall be copied and distributed as 'Delegation' submissions to Council members. A maximum of 5 minutes shall be allotted for each delegation to present his/her position of support or opposition to the relevant item on the Order of Business. Where there are numerous delegates taking the same position on a matter, they are encouraged to select a spokesperson to present their views."


Council Services Department
Windsor City Hall
Suite 530 - 350 City Hall Square West
Windsor, Ontario
N9A 6S1
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For general information, call 311
For detailed inquiries, or to be listed as a delegation, call Council Agenda Coordinator at (519) 255-6432 or
Email: clerks@citywindsor.ca or
Register to be a delegation online using E-Services