Taken from the roll call in the town’s own minutes. The minutes record who was not there and almost never why.
Declared interests
Councillor R. Stackin Item 9.1 and 10.1 stating that Bruce Power is her employer
What was decided (18 motions)
17 carried, 1 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
That Council adopt the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of October 20, 2025 and October 27, 2025, as presented.
Moved by C. Grace, seconded by D. Huber
Carried
That the main motion be amended with a slight change in the language under the Equity and Inclusion section, to include that the parties (to the MOU) would not advocate for meeting their needs at the expense of another or any other community in Bruce County.
Moved by D. Myette, seconded by J. Divinski
Carried
That Council endorse the Bruce C Nuclear Project – Municipal Memorandum of Understanding between the Town of Saugeen Shores, Municipality of Kincardine, and the County of Bruce, as amended.
Moved by D. Huber, seconded by C. Grace
Carried
That Council receive the Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification report for information.
Moved by M. Myatt, seconded by C. Grace
Carried
motion referred back to the Striking Committee to review the proposed amendments, specifically, sections 14.7 and 14.10.9 to define slander, defamation and libel and clarify the reasons why a public member can or can not present.
Moved by D. Huber, seconded by C. Grace Main
Carried
That Items 10.2 through 10.7 be approved and received for information.
Moved by R. Stack, seconded by D. Myette
Carried
That Council receive the Bruce C Project Update report for information.
Moved by D. Huber, seconded by D. Myette
Carried
That Council support the Municipality of Bluewater Resolution- Keeping Climate Change as a Foremost National Priority.
Moved by C. Grace, seconded by R. Stack
Carried
That Council support the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury Resolution - Removing HST/GST from New homes to Support. Affordable Housing.
Moved by D. Huber, seconded by C. Grace
Carried
That Council support Township of Stone Mills- Advocacy for Funding to Address EAB Infestation.
Moved by M. Myatt, seconded by J. Divinski
Carried
That Council support Town of Plympton-Wyoming Resolution - Conservation Fee Freeze resolution.
Moved by B. Halpin, seconded by D. Myette
Carried
the Cenotaph Ad Hoc Committee recommended that Council approve Option 1 from the R.J. Burnside report, which enhances the High and Huron intersection in honour of Southampton and Saugeen First Nation veterans; and Whereas on August 11, 2025, Council considered the Engineering Services report recommending that Council approve the Final Design for the Southampton Cenotaph Upgrade Project; and Whereas during the August 11, 2025, Council meeting, Council discussed concerns that were raised regarding the Southampton Legion not being in support of the design; and Whereas the above staff recommendation from the August 11, 2025, Council meeting was
Moved by C. Grace, seconded by D. Myette
Defeated
That Council consider resolution 211-2025, to approve the final design for the Southampton Cenotaph upgrade project.
Moved by D. Huber, seconded by J. Divinski
Carried
That By-law 104-2025 is hereby read, passed, and sealed this 10th day of November, 2025.
Moved by M. Myatt, seconded by R. Stack
Carried
That By-law 105-2025 being a By-law to confirm the proceedings of the Council of the Town of Saugeen Shores is hereby read, passed, and sealed this 10th day of November, 2025.
Moved by C. Grace, seconded by J. Duhaime
Carried
That this Regular Council meeting of November 10, 2025, hereby adjourns at 8:03 p.m.
Moved by J. Duhaime, seconded by J. Divinski
Carried
Main motion referred back to the Striking Committee to review the proposed amendments, specifically, sections 14.7 and 14.10.9 to define slander, defamation and liable and clarify the reasons why a public member can or can not present.
Moved by D. Huber, seconded by C. Grace
Carried
Whereas the Cenotaph Ad Hoc Committee recommended that Council approve Option 1 from the R.J. Burnside report, which enhances the High and Huron intersection in honour of Southampton and Saugeen First Nation veterans; and Whereas on August 11, 2025, Council considered the Engineering Services report recommending that Council approve the Final Design for the Southampton Cenotaph Upgrade Project; and Whereas during the August 11, 2025, Council meeting, Council discussed concerns that were raised regarding the Southampton Legion not being in support of the design; and Whereas the above staff recommendation from the August 11, 2025, Council meeting was defeated; and Whereas Derek Johnston, President of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 155, presented a delegation to Council on October 27, 2025, reporting that a motion was passed at the Southampton Legion’s Branch General meeting on September 3, 2025, to support the recommendation put forward by the Cenotaph Ad Hoc Committee; and Whereas President Johnston reported Southampton Legion membership support for memorials to be located on the two western curb extensions at the intersection of High and Huron to honour the men and women from our community and Saugeen First Nation who served in WWI and WWII, and support the Dominion Plywood Factory Mosquito Bomber and the Ladies in Uniform commemorative plaques being placed on the curb extensions on the eastern side of this intersection; and Whereas the Southampton Legion, Branch 155 asked