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REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING of the DIEPPE City Council December 10, 2018 7:00 pm Dieppe City Hall AGENDA Pages 1. Welcome and Mayor's Announcements 2. Opening Word 3. Call to Order 4. Confirmation of Quorum by Clerk 5. Conflict of Interests 6. Adoption of Agenda 7. Presentations, Enquiries and Petitions 7.1 Enquiries by Council Members - Codiac Regional RCMP 8. Questions by Members of the Public 9. Adoption of Minutes 9.1 Regular Council Meeting held on November 26, 2018 7-13 9.2 Special Council Meeting Held on November 29th, 2018 14-15 10. Motions (Memorandums) and Nominations 10.1 Expansion Dieppe 10.1.1 Repurchase of Land - Lot 07-6 - PID 70477294 - Corner of Champlain/Marché 16-24 4

10.2 Finance 10.2.1 Transfer of Funds and Commitments 25-28 10.2.1.1 Transfer of Funds - General Operating Reserve Fund 29-30 10.2.1.2 Transfer of Funds - General Capital Reserve Fund 31-32 10.2.1.3 Transfer of Funds - Water and Sewer Operating Reserve Fund 10.2.1.4 Transfer of Funds - Water and Sewer Capital Reserve Fund 33-34 35-36 10.2.1.5 Commitments - Various Reserve Funds 37-40 10.2.2 2019 General Operating Fund Budget & 2019 Water and Sewerage Operating Fund Budget 41-68 10.2.2.1 2019 General Operating Budget 69-70 10.2.2.2 2019 Water and Sewer Operating Fund Budget 71-72 10.2.3 2019 Capital Works Program 73-81 10.2.3.1 2019 Capital Works Program - Loan Request 82-85 10.2.3.2 2019 Capital Projects Program - Project List 86-87 10.2.4 Renewal Municipal Vehicles, Buildings, and Liability Insurance Liability Insurance for Directors & Elected Municipal Officials Fiduciary Liability 88-94 10.3 Appointments 10.3.1 Planning Advisory Committee 95-96 10.3.2 Codiac Regional Policing Authority 97-98 10.4 Planning and Development 10.4.1 Rezoning Application and Text Modification to Zoning By-Law Z-10(2017) Olivier St. 99-110 5

11. Municipal By-Laws 11.1 By-Law Z-10(2017-3) Amending the City of Dieppe Zoning By-Law 111-112 11.1.1 Reading in its entirety 11.1.2 3rd Reading - TITLE 11.2 By-Law A-11 Adjsuting the Remuneration of the Mayor and the Councillors to Counter the Effects of 2019 Tax Changes 113-116 11.2.1 Reading of summary (Local Governance Act, Section 15(2)(3)) 11.2.2 3rd Reading - TITLE 11.3 By-Law A-12 Respecting the Remuneration of the Mayor and the Councillors as of June 2020 117-120 11.3.1 Reading of summary (Local Governance Act, Section 15(2)(3)) 11.3.2 3rd Reading - TITLE 12. Notice of Motion 13. Enquiries and Announcements by Members of Council 14. Adjournment 6

Agenda Number: 10.1.1 Repurchase of Land - Lot 07-6 - PID 70477294 - Corner of Champlain/Marché That Council approve the agreement in principle between the City of Dieppe, 633856 N.B. Ltd. and Place 1604 Inc. for the repurchase of lot 07-6 identified under PID 70477294, the transfer of the main retaining wall at Place 1604 and the right-of-way to access the underground parking lot and authorize the municipal signing officers to sign all documents and formal agreements that will be approved by the City's legal advisors in relation to said agreement in order to give effect to the terms provided for therein.

Agenda Number: 10.2.1.1 Transfer of Funds - General Operating Reserve Fund That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $420,000 from the General Operating Fund to the General Operating Reserve Fund. That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $44,000 from the General Operating Reserve Fund to the General Operating Fund.

Agenda Number: 10.2.1.2 Transfer of Funds - General Capital Reserve Fund That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $2,638,000 from the General Operating Fund to the General Capital Reserve Fund. That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $724,000 from the General Capital Reserve Fund to the General Capital Fund. That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $201,000 from the General Capital Fund to the General Capital Reserve Fund.

Agenda Number: 10.2.1.3 Transfer of Funds - Water and Sewer Operating Reserve Fund That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $275,000 from the Water & Sewer Operating Fund to the Water & Sewer Operating Reserve Fund.

Agenda Number: 10.2.1.4 Transfer of Funds - Water and Sewer Capital Reserve Fund That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $325,500 from the Water and Sewer Operating Fund to the Water and Sewer Capital Reserve Fund. That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $56,000 from the Water and Sewer Capital Fund to the Water and Sewer Capital Reserve Fund. That Council authorize a transfer in the amount of $345,000 from the Water and Sewer Capital Reserve Fund to the Water and Sewer Capital Fund.

Agenda Number: 10.2.1.5 Commitments - Various Reserve Funds That Council authorize the following commitments from the following reserve funds: General Operating Reserve Fund - Account No. 7-4-20-12-8910 1. Emergency measures - $235,000 2. Snow removal - $400,000 3. Building renovation program - $390,000 4. Equipment program - Information Technology (IT) - $66,000 5. Engineering - global traffic plan (2040) - $51,000 6. Engineering - driver feedback sign - $18,000 7. Engineering - improvements - Acadie Ave./Amirault St. - $100,000 8. Engineering - Petitcodiac River access design - $22,500 9. Organizational Performance - participatory budget - $125,000 10. Transportation - mobile receiver to be replaced in 2019 - $28,000 11. Administration - incentive program - downtown - $175,000 12. Administration - Jeux de la Francophonie - $500,000 13. IT - unforeseen expenditures - $29,000 14. IT - Ludik - $30,500 15. IT - software - public works - TRBOnet Dispatch - $15,000 16. IT - software purchase - automated timesheets - $20,000 17. Planning & Development - SAUVéR project - AFMNB - $43,000 18. City Clerk - software maintenance - Laserfiche - $20,000 19. Leisure - purchase of art work - $50,000 20. Leisure - 2019 15 août project - $100,000 21. Leisure - 60th anniversary book project - $12,000 22. Leisure - renovation - tennis courts - $14,000 23. Leisure - Sports Hall of Fame - $6,000 24. Leisure - sleigh - Doiron Heritage House - $3,000 25. Communications - welcome sign - airport - $30,000 26. Communications - 15 août beautification - $28,000 27. Communications - advertising - Doiron Heritage House - $15,000

28. Communications - promotion - Doiron Heritage House - $25,000 29. Communications - signage - Doiron Heritage House - $20,000 30. Finance - asset management - phase 2 - $20,000 31. Finance - potential claims - $25,000 Water & Sewer Operating Reserve Fund - Account No. 7-4-20-12-8930 1. Stabilization reserve - $516,000 2. Equipment program - IT - $29,000 3. Potential claims - $25,000 4. IT - unforeseen expenditures - $11,000 5. City Clerk - records management software - $8,000 General Capital Reserve Fund - Account No. 7-4-20-12-8920 1. Vehicle program - Fire Dept. - ($495,000) 2. Equipment program - Public Works Dept. - $933,000 3. Equipment program - Municipal Facilities Division - $617,000 4. Building renovation program - $258,000 5. Bus replacement program - $349,000 6. Future land purchase - $543,000 7. Current capital projects - $4,635,175 8. Completed capital projects - $1,241,177 9. Capital projects - 2019 financing - $768,000 Water & Sewer Capital Reserve Fund - Account No. 7-4-20-12-8940 1. Equipment program - Public Works Dept. - $334,000 2. Current capital projects - $732,000 3. Completed capital projects - $1,210,500 4. Capital projects - 2019 financing - $212,500

Agenda Number: 10.2.2.1 2019 General Operating Budget That Council resolve that the sum of $56,488,232 be the municipality's total budget, that the sum of $51,473,591 be the warrant of the municipality for the ensuing year and that the tax rate be $1.6295 for Dieppe and $1.3060 for Dieppe - Outside/Extérieur; and That Council order and direct the levying by the Minister of Local Government of said amount on real property liable to taxation under the Assessment Act within the municipality of Dieppe.

Agenda Number: 10.2.2.2 2019 Water and Sewer Operating Fund Budget That the 2019 Water & Sewer Operating Fund be approved as follows: $7,631,448 - water utility $5,224,385 - sewer service That, pursuant to the By-Law Respecting the Water and Sewage Systems, the user charge per unit for the year 2019 be set as follows: $488.00 - water utility $452.00 - sewer service That the metered water rates for the year 2019 be $1.8277 per cubic metre; and That the user charge for the sewage service for metered customers for the year 2019 be equal to a percentage of the amount of the water rate, this percentage being determined by the ratio of the current sewerage rate to the current water rate. This calculation provides us with a user charge for the sewage service of $1.6929 per cubic metre for the year 2019.

Agenda Number: 10.2.3.1 2019 Capital Works Program - Loan Request That Council authorize an application to borrow the sum of $1,992,000 be submitted to the Municipal Capital Borrowing Board in order to finance the following projects: General Capital Budget Projects: General Administration Services - Land purchase - $453,000 Recreational and Cultural Services - Recreational facilities - $745,000 Transportation-related Services - Snow disposal site - $1,803,000 - Infrastructure - various streets - $7,070,000 Total: $10,071,000 Source of funds: - 2019 General Operating Budget - $5,000,187 - Capital borrowing - $1,992,000-2019 gas tax grant - $1,749,213 - General Capital Reserve Fund - $1,329,600 Total: $10,071,000 Water & Sewer Capital Budget Projects: Environmental Hygiene Services - Water & sewer infrastructure - $1,228,000

Total: $1,228,000 Source of funds: - 2019 Water & Sewer Operating Budget - $803,000 - Water & Sewer Capital Reserve Fund - $212,500 - Contributions - other organizations - $212,500 Total: $1,228,000 at an interest rate to be determined by the Board for a period not exceeding 15 years for the General Capital Budget and 20 years for the Water & Sewer Capital Budget; and That Council authorize the City of Dieppe to borrow on an interim basis an amount not to exceed $1,992,000 at the prime lending rate until long-term financing is arranged.

Agenda Number: 10.2.3.2 2019 Capital Projects Program - Project List That Council authorize the following projects within the 2019 Capital Projects Program: General Capital Budget 1. New asphalt - various streets (pavement management) 2. Land purchase (downtown parking) 3. Snow disposal site 4. Intergenerational Community Complex (additional contribution) 5. Collège/Alain-Gillette street extension 6. Plan and specifications (Gauvin Rd. water pipe replacement, dome for equipment and vehicles) 7. Sidewalk (Dolbeau St.) 8. Courts and parking lots in phases (Gauvin block) 9. 2 crosswalks - Champlain St. (between Acadie Ave./Notre-Dame St. and at the Moncton Flight College) 10. Traffic lights Water and Sewer Capital Budget 1. Babineau Creek sewer main (Dolbeau/Bastarache to Bonaventure/Larochelle) 2. Plan and specifications (Gauvin Rd. water pipe replacement) 3. Infrastructure work (Bahama/Skyline Street reconstruction and Collège/Alain-Gillette Street extension).

Agenda Number: 10.2.4 Renewal Municipal Vehicles, Buildings, and Liability Insurance Liability Insurance for Directors & Elected Municipal Officials Fiduciary Liability That Council authorize the renewal of the vehicles, buildings and liability insurance as well as the liability insurance for the directors and elected municipal officials with Frank Cowan Company, payable to Assurance Goguen Champlain Insurance, at the cost of $313,114 for 2019. That Council authorize the renewal of the fiduciary insurance with Southwestern Insurance Group Ltd., payable to Assurance Goguen Champlain Insurance, at the cost of $3,630 for 2019. That Council authorize the renewal of the environmental liability insurance with Markel, payable to Assurance Goguen Champlain Insurance, at the cost of $18,500 for 2019.

Agenda Number: 10.3.1 Planning Advisory Committee That Council appoint the following persons on the Planning Advisory Committee for another term ending December 31st, 2021: Paul LeBreton Robert Arsenault Richard Gaudet

Agenda Number: 10.3.2 Codiac Regional Policing Authority That Council appoint Robert Arsenault on the Codiac Regional Policing Authority for another term ending December 31st, 2021.

Agenda Number: 10.4.1 Rezoning Application and Text Modification to Zoning By-Law Z-10(2017) Olivier St. That the resolution entitled "Acceptance - PAC Recommendation - Rezoning Application and Text Modification to Zoning By-Law Z-10(2017) Olivier St." adopted on November 13, 2018 be repealed and replaced by the following: That Council accept the recommendation made by the Planning Advisory Committee on October 17th, 2018 relating to an amendment to the Zoning Map pursuant to By-Law Z-10(2017) concerning land identified under PIDs 00669440 and 00928143 as well as an amendment to the parking lot design requirements as outlined in Schedule A of the memorandum dated November 29, 2018. That Council further accept that the said application be subject to article 59 of the Community Planning Act with the following terms and conditions: 1. that the land identified under PIDs 00669440 and 00928143 be amalgamated before a development permit is issued for the commercial parking lot; 2. that the commercial parking lot landscaping be completed pursuant to the landscaping plan entitled "Conceptual Landscaping Plan - December 10, 2018" as outlined in Schedule B of the memorandum dated November 29, 2018.