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What councillors proposed, seconded and voted for — linked to the official meeting item.
Downtown health-sciences property funding and agreements
Carried · 7–3
Council approved Parts 2 and 3 of the downtown health-sciences building recommendation: amending a previously approved financial commitment to purchase a portion of the identified property, subject to necessary approvals, and authorizing staff to finalize relevant agreements. Marimpietri seconded the underlying proposal. Giberson voted no; Lee and Marimpietri voted yes on Parts 2 and 3.
Decision and delivery: Conditional funding and agreement directions adopted; completed acquisition, final costs and building construction are not established by these minutes. Some supporting details are in confidential report sections.
7 yes · 3 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The 7–3 final vote on Parts 2 and 3 only. The separate 7–2 vote on Part 1 reconsidered earlier funding direction; procedural votes and the rejected confidential amendment are not treated as this purchase vote.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem8TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · CO-26-20
Free leisure swimming after South Oshawa pool reopens
Carried · 10–0
Council approved no-cost leisure swimming for Oshawa residents at South Oshawa Community Centre Pool from its reopening until the end of 2026, during regular operating hours and on a first-come, first-served basis. Staff were authorized to establish eligibility criteria.
10 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item CO-26-20.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem87TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · CO-26-21
Annapolis and Fernhill school crossing measures
Carried · 10–1
Council directed an all-way stop at Annapolis Avenue and Fernhill Boulevard, a crosswalk on the west side of Fernhill, and consideration of a crossing guard, with installation intended for the September 2026 school year.
10 yes · 1 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item CO-26-21.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem88TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · ED-26-40
Official-plan amendment for 417 Malaga Road homes
Carried · 11–0
Council approved an Official Plan amendment requested by Durham Region on behalf of Durham Regional Local Housing Corporation for 417 dwellings at 416–448 Malaga Road, across a 12-storey apartment building, two six-storey buildings and two stacked townhouse buildings, and passed related By-law 64-2026.
11 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item ED-26-40 and pass associated By-law-64-2026.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem53TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · SF-26-30
Six-month authority for surplus airport-land agreements
Carried · 8–3
Council authorized designated senior staff to negotiate and execute agreements for qualifying surplus airport-land sales for six months, declared approximately 12.14 hectares of East field land surplus with notice requirements waived, and authorized related service works using the Airport Development Reserve. The final motion included an amendment to its reporting requirement. Giberson voted no; Lee and Marimpietri voted yes.
Decision and delivery: Authority and surplus designation approved; land sales, service works, financial returns and subsequent reporting have not been established by these minutes.
8 yes · 3 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item SF-26-30, as amended.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem67TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · CNCL-26-43
Request to reduce heavy-truck traffic on Thornton Road
Carried · 11–0
Council asked Durham Region to review heavy-truck routing and intersection safety on Thornton Road and consider measures to minimize truck traffic while maintaining employment access. The amended motion also directed outreach encouraging Northwood businesses to use Highways 412 or 418 to connect with Highways 401 or 407, and requested provincial discussions on a Thornton Road–Highway 407 partial interchange. All three candidates were named voting yes on the final motion.
Jim LeeVoted yesSeconded route-reference amendment; voted on the final motion
Tito-Dante MarimpietriVoted yesSeconded traffic and outreach amendments; voted on the final motion
Decision and delivery: Requests and outreach direction adopted; regional truck restrictions, routing changes, provincial approvals and interchange construction are not established by this vote.
11 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The final recommendation as amended. Part 2 was changed from prohibit to minimize; the business-outreach amendment was changed from Thickson/Harmony roads to Highways 412/418. Named votes on those amendments and the final motion are separate.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem59TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · CNCL-26-44
Terry Fox Run Lakeview Park parking-fee waiver
Carried · 10–0
Lee moved a waiver of Lakeview Park parking fees for the Oshawa Terry Fox Run on September 20, 2026, from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Council approved the request, with Giberson, Lee and Marimpietri individually named voting yes.
10 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: That, notwithstanding Council’s Policy related to waiving of fees, based on Correspondence CNCL-26-44 the request from the Oshawa Terry Fox Run Committee to waive the parking fees at Lakeview Park on Sunday September 20, 2026 between 6:00 am and 2:00 pm be approved.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem69TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-03-23 · CO-26-07
Heavy-truck road controls and delegated authority
Carried · 10–0
Council approved directions on heavy-truck road use, including investigating restrictions and haul routes, and adopted By-law 19-2026 expanding related delegated authority. All three candidates were named voting yes.
Decision and delivery: Investigation and delegated bylaw authority approved; no specific permanent truck ban, completed road repair or traffic outcome inferred.
10 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item CO-26-04 concerning lifeguard supervision at Lakeview Park Beach East.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem53TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-02-23 · CF-26-07
Additional $1.65 million fire-truck financing
Carried · 11–0
Council added $1,650,000 to the proposed interfund note for an additional Spartan Gladiator pumper truck approved in the 2025 budget. Marimpietri seconded the amendment; all three candidates voted yes.
11 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: That the motion be amended to insert the following as a new Part 2 and the remainder be renumbered: "That an additional $1,650,000 be added to the interfund note for an additional Spartan Gladiator Pumper truck that was approved in the 2025 Budget as asset #55131.".
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem41TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-02-23 · SF-26-06
Provincial action requested on bad-faith rental renovations
Carried · 11–0
Council requested provincial regulatory standards addressing bad-faith rental renovations and directed staff to monitor developments and report back. All three candidates were named voting yes.
Decision and delivery: Provincial request and monitoring direction adopted; this decision did not enact a local rental-renovation bylaw or prove new provincial protections.
8 yes · 1 no · 0 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item SF-26-02.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem52TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-01-27 · ED-26-13
Central Oshawa transit-area improvement plan
Carried · 7–2
Council adopted the Central Oshawa transit-area community improvement plan and related policy changes, subject to specified planning approvals, with an added investigation of further incentives. Giberson voted no; Lee and Marimpietri voted yes.
Decision and delivery: Plans and conditional bylaw directions adopted; provincial approval, incentives paid and development completion not established by this vote.
7 yes · 2 no · 0 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item ED-26-13, as amended.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem56TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-11-28 · Proposed Amendment 13
Proposed $100,000 for downtown streetscape work
Defeated · 4–7
A proposed 2026 budget amendment would have directed $100,000 from the Downtown Revitalization Reserve to continued streetscape projects (21-0021). The amendment was defeated.
4 yes · 7 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem30TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-11-28 · Proposed Amendment 7
Proposed $1.1 million reduction to temporary wage expenses
Defeated · 2–9
Council defeated a proposal to reduce projected temporary wage expenses of $12.3 million by $1.1 million. Giberson, Lee and Marimpietri were individually named voting no.
2 yes · 9 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem23TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-11-28 · Proposed Amendment 11
Proposed $200,000 reduction to overtime costs
Carried · 11–0
Council carried an amendment to remove a total of $200,000 in overtime costs from waste collection and environmental programs, parks facility maintenance, road operations, recreation facility maintenance and recreation services.
8 yes · 3 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the amendment to reduce the contribution to the Infrastructure Reserve.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem28TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-09-29 · CO-25-45
Review of more permissive boulevard garden standards
Carried · 11–0
An amendment directed staff to investigate municipalities with more permissive boulevard garden standards and report options to Community and Operations. The amendment carried 11–0; the final referral as amended carried without a named vote list.
11 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The staff-review amendment only; the final referral as amended has no named vote list.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem92TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-09-29 · CO-25-43
All-way stop at Albert Street and Lviv Boulevard
Carried · 6–5
Council directed an all-way stop at Albert Street and Lviv Boulevard after defeating the prior recommendation against installation. The installation motion carried 6–5.
6 yes · 5 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem77TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-06-23 · CNCL-25-54
Estimated $9,800 bocce facility fee waiver
Carried · 10–0
Council waived estimated fees of $9,800 for the Oshawa Italian Recreation Club’s use of the bocce courts and clubhouse from May 30 to September 15, 2025.
10 yes · 1 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem76TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-06-23 · CNCL-25-44
Free swimming during Rotary Park Pool’s first full season
Carried · 9–0
Council approved free drop-in swimming and registered swimming lessons for Oshawa residents during Rotary Park Pool’s first full season, subject to capacity and operational limits.
Derek GibersonAbsent for this voteNamed absent from this vote
9 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem95TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-03-31 · CNCL-25-16
Proposed evening budget hearing
Defeated · 5–5
Giberson moved an additional weeknight budget meeting for residents unable to attend Friday morning. Giberson and Lee voted yes; the amendment tied and was defeated.
5 yes · 5 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: Amendment: That the motion be amended to add the following as Part 4: 'That Council direct staff to recommend a weeknight date during the weeks of November 10 and 17 for a Special meeting of Council on the 2026 budget to hear from members of the public who may be unable to attend a Friday morning meeting.'
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem78TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-03-31 · CNCL-25-16
Recommended 2026 budget increase target of 4%
Carried · 6–4
Council adopted Part 4 recommending a 2026 budget increase target of no more than 4%. Giberson and Lee voted no; Marimpietri was recorded absent.
6 yes · 4 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote on Part 4 of the recommendation as contained in Item CNCL-25-16.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem78TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-03-31 · CNCL-25-20
Mary Street bike-route investigation
Carried · 8–1
Council directed staff to investigate a Mary Street North bike lane retaining on-street parking, and a cycling connection north of Taunton through Mary Street, Ormond Drive and Glovers Road. Lee seconded it.
8 yes · 1 no · 0 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Motion scope: That staff investigate the feasibility, estimated cost and timing to implement a dedicated bike lane on Mary Street North, between Adelaide Avenue East and Taunton Road East, while maintaining existing on-street parking; and, That staff investigate the feasibility, estimated cost and timing to add an appropriate cycling facility North of Taunton Road East that will connect to Simcoe Street North by way of Mary Street North, Ormond Drive and Glovers Road.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem85TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-02-03 · ED-25-24
Ritson Road sidewalk referral to the 2026 budget
Carried · 6–0
The committee referred a proposed investigation of the missing east-side Ritson Road sidewalk between Ritson Fields Park and Conlin Road East to the Mayor’s 2026 budget for consideration.
Derek GibersonVoted yesMoved the initial investigation proposal; voted yes on the separate budget referral
6 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: Budget referral only; Derek Giberson moved the original sidewalk investigation proposal, which did not have a recorded adoption vote here.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem43TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2025-01-27 · CNCL-25-05
Intimate partner violence epidemic declaration
Carried · 11–0
Council affirmed intimate partner violence as an epidemic, urged Ontario to make a declaration and supported integration into Durham Region’s Community Safety and Well-Being Plan.
11 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem77TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-09-23 · CO-24-48
Oshawa Creek cleanup cost report requested
Carried · 9–1
Council referred the Oshawa Creek valley crime-prevention and cleanup report back to staff for costs and funding sources. Marimpietri seconded the referral; all three candidates voted yes.
9 yes · 1 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: That Item CO-24-48 dated September 16, 2024, concerning crime prevention through environmental design (C.P.T.E.D.) analysis and cleanup at Oshawa Creek valley be referred to staff to report back on how much it will cost and where the funds will come from
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem79TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-09-23 · ED-24-102
Housing Accelerator Fund application authorized
Carried · 9–1
Council authorized a second-round Housing Accelerator Fund application, approved its proposed City initiatives and authorized agreements if funding was awarded.
Decision and delivery: Application and conditional agreement authority adopted; award amount, housing completion and later implementation not established by this vote.
9 yes · 1 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item ED-24-102.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem52TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-06-24 · CNCL-24-68
Proposed smaller incentive for 35 Division Street
Defeated · 2–8
Giberson moved a reduction of the proposed 35 Division Street assessment grant from $4,895,848 to $2,753,914, prorated across sixteen years. The amendment was defeated; Lee and Marimpietri voted no.
2 yes · 8 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: Amendment: That Part 1 a) be amended to replace the words 'of 50% per year for 16 years totaling $4,895,848 over the 16 year period' with the words 'based on 50% per year for 9 years totaling $2,753,914, pro rating the grant over a 16 year period.'
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem84TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-06-24 · CNCL-24-68
Assessment-grant package for 35 Division Street
Carried · 10–0
Council approved a conditional assessment-grant package for a mixed-use development at 35 Division Street, including a grant of $4,895,848 over sixteen years. Marimpietri moved the proposal.
Decision and delivery: Incentives approved subject to performance conditions. Construction, eligibility for payment and grant disbursement not checked.
10 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote on the motion concerning Report CNCL-24-68.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem84TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-06-24 · ED-24-71
Developer-built parkette north of Conlin Road
Carried · 7–2
Council approved Medallion’s parkette proposal north of Conlin Road and east of Harmony Road, with a City contribution capped at $482,000 and payment subject to completion and other conditions.
9 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item SF-24-25.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem106TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-06-24 · CNCL-24-73
Full development-charge exemption for medical clinics
Carried · 8–1
Council carried an amendment increasing the development-charge exemption for medical clinics from 50% to 100%. Marimpietri seconded it; all three named mayoral candidates voted yes.
8 yes · 1 no · 0 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Motion scope: Amendment: That the recommendation be amended to add the following as Part 9: 'That the development charge exemption for medical clinics be increased from 50% to 100%.'
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem88TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-06-24 · CNCL-24-73
Full development-charge exemption for financial institutions
Carried · 6–2
Council carried an amendment setting the development-charge exemption for financial institutions at 100%. Marimpietri seconded and voted yes; Lee voted no; Giberson was recorded in conflict.
6 yes · 2 no · 1 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Motion scope: Amendment: That the recommendation be amended to add the following as Part 10: 'That the development charge exemption for financial institutions be set at 100%.'
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem88TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-06-24 · CNCL-24-73
Proposed full exemption for rental housing
Defeated · 2–7
Council defeated an amendment to set the development-charge exemption for rental residential properties at 100%. Giberson voted yes; Lee and Marimpietri voted no. Marimpietri had seconded the amendment.
2 yes · 7 no · 0 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Motion scope: Amendment: That the recommendation be amended to add the following as Part 11: 'That the development charge exemption for rental residential properties be set at 100%.'
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem88TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-06-24 · CNCL-24-73
Development-charge bylaw and background study
Carried · 7–2
Council approved the development-charge bylaw and background study with amendments, setting the bylaw’s effective date as July 1, 2024. Giberson voted no; Lee and Marimpietri voted yes.
7 yes · 2 no · 0 declared conflict · 2 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item CNCL-24-73, as amended.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem88TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-06-24 · CNCL-24-76
Rental-building grant condition changed at 80 Bond
Carried · 9–0
Council authorized an agreement amendment removing the requirement for the 80 Bond Street East rental building to register as a condominium as a condition of its assessment grant.
10 yes · 0 no · 1 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item CF-24-28
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem45TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-03-25 · CNCL-24-24
Northwood community centre full-site design
Carried · 9–1
Council approved Option 1, the full-site alternative design concept for a community centre in Northwood Business Park, and required a funding report before tender.
9 yes · 1 no · 1 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: Final vote to adopt Option 1. The proposer/seconder are named on the underlying motion before the intervening failed referral.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem68TitleHeader. Excerpt is formal motion text, not a verified spoken quotation.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-02-26 · CO-24-08
Campus Ice Centre funding agreement not renewed
Carried · 8–2
Council adopted the recommendation not to renew the Campus Ice Centre shared-facility funding agreement after August 31, 2024, and to allocate affiliated users’ entitlement at City-owned facilities.
11 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: Whereas on September 16, 2023 the “Curbside Giveaway Day” took place in all local area municipalities across the Region of Durham, with the exception of the City of Oshawa; and, Whereas the program was well received from participating local municipalities with by-law enforcement reporting no increase in waste materials left at the curb after the event; and, Whereas on December 20, 2023, Regional Council adopted the following resolution pursuant to Report 2023-WR-8 “Pilot Curbside Giveaway Event Summary and Recommendations”, dated December 6, 2023: “That the Regional Municipality of Durham implements a Curbside Giveaway Event twice per year in the Spring and Fall; and That Regional staff work with the City of Oshawa and the Town of Whitby to include them in these events if approved by their respective Councils.”; and Whereas 2024 dates have been scheduled for May 4th and September 14th, and will be promoted by the Region; and, Whereas staff received feedback from community members interested in participating in the event; and, Whereas there is not expected to be any financial impact to the City; and, Therefore be it resolved that the City of Oshawa participate in the annual "Curbside Giveaway Event' in conjunction with the Region of Durham and the Town of Whitby.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem62TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2024-02-26 · ED-24-18
Future-use direction for downtown Parking Lot 4
Carried · 10–1
Council approved staff direction on the future use of City-owned Parking Lot 4 on Athol Street East, as amended in closed session. Giberson voted no; Lee and Marimpietri voted yes.
Decision and delivery: Staff direction adopted. The public minutes do not disclose the complete amended terms; no sale, development approval or completed project inferred.
11 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item CF-23-92.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem42TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Votes are published only when the official record names the voter. No full-term attendance rate or completed-project judgment is published from this sample. Formal motion text is not a verified spoken quotation.