Clean, Green and Beautiful Committee

WITH RESPECT to the July 26, 2024, meeting of the Clean, Green and Beautiful Committee, we recommend that the agenda as printed, including any additional information and new business, be confirmed.

THAT the Clean, Green & Beautiful Committee resolve into closed session in order to receive information pursuant to Municipal Act (Section 239 (2)): (b) personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local board employees.

WITH RESPECT to the Clean, Green & Beautiful Emerging Projects, we recommend that the applications be approved as outlined below: Clean, Green & Beautiful Committee – Friday, July 26, 2024 Adelaide Butterfly Garden/Urban Greenscapes Pollinator Habitat $3,100 Alzheimer’s Society of Thunder Bay - Dementia Art Project $1,600 Bay View Foot Clinic - Lot Beautification $3,000 Bora Laskin Faculty of Law & Mino-waabandan Inaakonigewinan $5,000 Indigenous Law & Justice Institute St. Joseph ‘s Foundation of TB - Traditional Fire Pit and Seating Community Living Thunder Bay - Medicine Wheel Garden $3,765 Confederation College – Enhancements to Community Garden $5,000 EcoSuperior - Cigarette Butt Litter Prevention $2,300 Family and Friends of Riker McKelvey - Traffic Signal Box Wraps $2,750 Fort William BIA – Graffiti Removal Initiative $4,000 Fort William BIA & Thunder Bay Museum – Vinyl Art Photos and $5,000 Historical Walking Tour Italian Cultural Centre - Mural $5,000 Lakehead Region Conservation Authority (LRCA) - Seeds for $3,000 Conservation Initiative Lakehead University-Centre for Education & Research on Aging & $7,500 Health - Dementia Gardens Northern Nishnawbe Education Council - Collaborative Art Project $5,000 NorWest Community Health Centres - Medicine Garden $4,970 Public Art Program (Cultural Development, Community $15,000 Programming & Events) - Art Bus Public Art - Traffic Signal Box Wraps $5,000 Regional Food Distribution Association (RFDA) - Landscaping $3,140 Enhanc

WITH RESPECT to the update provided by the working group, the Committee recommends allocating up to $42,500 towards launching this initiative in 2024.