City Council, September 21, 2015

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15-G-187

of Section “D” of the General Committee Report dated September 14, 2015 concerning City Council ‘Bump-Up’ request for Site Plan Approval for the South Barrie Secondary School be deferred until the Cit

The motion, as the minutes record it: Moved by: Councillor, M. McCann Seconded by: Councillor, A. Khan 1. That motion 15-G-187 of Section “D” of the General Committee Report dated September 14, 2015 concerning City Council ‘Bump-Up’ request for Site Plan Approval for the South Barrie Secondary School be deferred until the City Council meeting scheduled for October 5, 2015 to allow the Simcoe County District School Board to prepare a plan with the school located at the north end of the site for discussion with staff in the Planning Services Department; and that such discussion be required to include potential solutions to concerns regarding the location of the school at the north end of the site and potential measures to mitigate the financial impact of a revised building location. September 21, 2015 2. That staff in the Planning Services Department provide a memorandum to City Council describing: a) The matters discussed by Simcoe County District School Board and Planning staff at their meeting(s); and b) The challenges and solutions to any concerns related to locating the school at the north end of the site.

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