Committee of the WholeRevised Meeting AgendaTuesday, November 04, 2025 at 1:30 P.m. - 8:00 P.m.Council ChambersGuelph City Hall, 1 Carden StreetChanges to the original agenda are noted with an asterisk "*". Committee of the Whole meetings are held in a hybrid format. Members of City Council and registered delegates may participate in person or virtually. If you're a member of the public and want to watch a meeting, you can attend in person or watch the meeting remotely on guelph.ca/live. Please note that live streams may not be available for all meetings. Visit guelph.ca/delegate to submit correspondence or register to speak before Council regarding an item on this agenda. To listen to the meeting over the phone, call 1-416-216-5643 and enter access code2346 084 9778.1.Call to Order - Mayor 1.1Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and General Nature Thereof 2.Authority to move into closed meeting Recommendation:That the Council of the City of Guelph now hold a meeting that is closed to the public, pursuant to The Municipal Act, to consider:2.1 Call to Order (closed meeting) Public Comments: 2.2Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and General Nature Thereof (closed items) Public Comments: 2.3Wastewater Lab Closure - 2025-476 Public Comments: Section 239(2)(d) of the Municipal Act, regarding labour relations or employee negotiations.3.Closed Meeting Summary 4.Open Meeting - 2:00 p.m. 4.1O Canada 4.2Silent Reflection 4.3Indigenous Territorial Acknowledgement 4.4Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and General Nature Thereof 5.Staff Recognitions 5.1Completion of Municipal Administration Program (MAP) AMCTO and Completion of Municipal Accounting and Finance Program (MAFP) AMCTO Andrew Sandor, Council and Committee Coordinator5.2Completion of the Rotman, Chief Information Officer (CIO) Canada Executive Leadership Program Certification Adam Fischer, General Manager, Information Technology6.Service Area - Governance Chair - Mayor Guthrie 7.Consent Agenda - Governance The following resolutions have been prepared to facilitate Council’s consideration of various matters and are suggested for consideration. If Council wishes to address a specific report in isolation of the Consent Agenda, please identify the item. It will be extracted and dealt with separately as part of the Items for Discussion.7.1Diversity Plan for the Guelph Police Service Board - 2025-470 1.Diversity Plan for the Guelph Police Service Board - 2025-470.pdf2.Attachment-1 Diversity Plan for the Guelph Police Service Board.pdfRecommendation:That the Diversity Plan for the Guelph Police Service Board, included as Attachment-1 to report 2025-470, be approved.8.Service Area Chair and Staff Announcements 9.Service Area - Corporate Services and Office of the Chief Administrative Officer Chair - Councillor Caron10.Items for Discussion - Corporate Services and Office of the Chief Administrative Officer The following items have been extracted from Consent Agenda and will be considered separately. These items have been extracted either at the request of a member of Council or because they include a presentation and/or delegations.10.1Affordable Housing Programming and Policy Update, 2025-309 1.Affordable Housing Programming and Policy Update.pdf2.Attachment 1- Summary of Renoviction By-Laws.pdf3.Attachment 2 - Provincial Policy Framework on the Municipal Vacant Home Tax.pdf4.Attachment 3 - Summary of Municipal Vacant Home Tax By-Laws.pdf5.Affordable Housing Programming and Policy Update Presentation.pdf6.Correspondence - Renette Tarrants.pdf7.Correspondence - Karla Oehring.pdf8.Correspondence - Tovah Veats.pdf9.Correspondence - Diane Pinto.pdf10.Correspondence - Claire Whitehead.pdf11.Correspondence - John Lawson, Old University Neighbourhood Residents' Association.pdf12.Correspondence - Vanessa S.pdf13.Correspondence - Virginia McDonald.pdf14.Correspondence - Conor Russell.pdf15.Correspondence - Elizabeth Snell, Justice and Outreach Committee of Dublin Street United Church.pdf16.Correspondence - Kevin Bowman.pdf17.Correspondence - Susan Watson.pdf18.Correspondence - Maggie Phelan and Sharon Felker, Community Voices.pdf19.Correspondence - Sandra Montero.pdf20.Correspondence - Donna Jennison.pdf21.Correspondence - H. Werner Zimmermann.pdfPresentation:Cushla Matthews, Manger, Community and Affordable HousingDelegations*Susan Watson*Stephanie Clendenning*Tay Caton, Get Involved! Guelph*Joan Fenlon*Ken Thompson, Get Involved! Guelph*Scott Frederick, The Ward Residents Association*Daniel Kaufmann*Dominica McPherson, Guelph & Wellington Poverty Elimination Collaborative*H. Werner ZimmermannCorrespondence:*Renette Tarrant*Karla Oehring*Tovah Veats*Diane Pinto*Claire Whitehead*John Lawson, Old University Neighbourhood Residents' Association*Vanessa S*Virginia McDonald*Conor Russell*Elizabeth Snell, Justice and Outreach Committee of Dublin Street United Church*Kevin Bowman*Susan Watson*Maggie Phelan and Sharon Felker, Community Voices*Sandra Montero*Donna Jennison*H. Werner ZimmermannRecommendation: That staff be directed to continue to advocate to the Province for legislative changes to the Residential Tenancies Act to ensure that the issue of renovictions is being addressed consistently across Ontario. That staff be directed to continue to collect data on, and monitor the implementation of, municipal renoviction by-laws and return to Council in Q1 2027 with an updated report and recommendations about both a renoviction by-law and rental replacement by-law. That staff be directed to draft a complaint-based vacant home tax by-law for Council approval, with a vacant home tax rate of two per cent, subject to the inclusion of $275,000 in estimated expenditures and estimated program revenues (based on a two per cent tax rate), in the 2026 budget update. 10.2Advancing Affordable Housing on City-Owned Properties, 2025-461 1.Advancing Affordable Housing on City Owned Properties - 2025-461.pdf2.Attachment 1 - Preliminary Site Concepts.pdf3.Attachment 2 - CMHC Fourplex Design Concept.pdf4.Attachment 3 - Staff Presentation.pdfPresentation:Dawson McKenzie, Planner II, Affordable HousingRecommendation: That Council endorse exploring an expanded City role in delivering affordable housing through options two and three, as described in this report, depending on the site-specific context, while maintaining the ability to pursue option one, as described in this report, where required. That Council endorse option three, as described in this report, for delivering affordable housing on lands located at 5 Normandy Drive and 7 Eastview Road. That the project budget of $3,406,150 be funded through both the Housing Accelerator Fund and $400,000 from the Affordable Housing reserve (119), and this capital project budget be set-up through the Q3 Budget Monitoring report. 11.Service Area Chair and Staff Announcements 12.Service Area - Infrastructure, Development and Environment Chair - Councillor Klassen13.Consent Agenda - Infrastructure, Development and Environment The following resolutions have been prepared to facilitate Council’s consideration of various matters and are suggested for consideration. If Council wishes to address a specific report in isolation of the Consent Agenda, please identify the item. It will be extracted and dealt with separately as part of the Items for Discussion.13.1City of Guelph Source Protection Plan Proposed Amendments and Endorsement - 2025-480 1.City of Guelph Source Protection Plan Proposed Amendments and Endorsement - 2025-480.pdfRecommendation: That Council endorse the draft water quantity policy amendments to the Grand River Source Protection Plan as per Section 34 of the Clean Water Act. 14.Service Area Chair and Staff Announcements 15.Adjournment No Item Selected This item has no attachments.1.City of Guelph Source Protection Plan Proposed Amendments and Endorsement - 2025-480.pdf1.Advancing Affordable Housing on City Owned Properties - 2025-461.pdf2.Attachment 1 - Preliminary Site Concepts.pdf3.Attachment 2 - CMHC Fourplex Design Concept.pdf4.Attachment 3 - Staff Presentation.pdf1.Affordable Housing Programming and Policy Update.pdf2.Attachment 1- Summary of Renoviction By-Laws.pdf3.Attachment 2 - Provincial Policy Framework on the Municipal Vacant Home Tax.pdf4.Attachment 3 - Summary of Municipal Vacant Home Tax By-Laws.pdf5.Affordable Housing Programming and Policy Update Presentation.pdf6.Correspondence - Renette Tarrants.pdf7.Correspondence - Karla Oehring.pdf8.Correspondence - Tovah Veats.pdf9.Correspondence - Diane Pinto.pdf10.Correspondence - Claire Whitehead.pdf11.Correspondence - John Lawson, Old University Neighbourhood Residents' Association.pdf12.Correspondence - Vanessa S.pdf13.Correspondence - Virginia McDonald.pdf14.Correspondence - Conor Russell.pdf15.Correspondence - Elizabeth Snell, Justice and Outreach Committee of Dublin Street United Church.pdf16.Correspondence - Kevin Bowman.pdf17.Correspondence - Susan Watson.pdf18.Correspondence - Maggie Phelan and Sharon Felker, Community Voices.pdf19.Correspondence - Sandra Montero.pdf20.Correspondence - Donna Jennison.pdf21.Correspondence - H. Werner Zimmermann.pdf1.Diversity Plan for the Guelph Police Service Board - 2025-470.pdf2.Attachment-1 Diversity Plan for the Guelph Police Service Board.pdf