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Silent memories keep you near,
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- January 12, 2015.
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Conditions not met,
county freezes funds
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should simply be cancelled, while
others were more inclined to find a
way to work with Smith and the
CCRC.
MacLellan suggested giving the
CCRC perhaps a 30 -day period to
meet the conditions, at which time
the funds would be released.
Orchard told councillors that she
and staff had essentially been
recommending something along
those lines, but that the first
installment of $100,000 could be
used to craft a business plan and put
those partnerships in place, which
meant the organization would meet
the conditions.
Goderich Deputy -Mayor Jim
Donnelly, however, related the
failure to meet the conditions to his
own path to the decision. He said
that when the funding was up for
debate, he voted against it, but when
it was voted in, it became the "will
of council" which meant he was
obligated to support it. He then
would expect the CCRC to meet the
conditions set forth by the county
just as he met the conditions in his
decision-making process.
Orchard said there would be no
way that the CCRC could pull
together the kind of business plan
the county would need in order to do
its due diligence in 30 or even 60
days, which is why she felt that the
$100,000 could be used to bring the
CCRC up to snuff in terms of
conditions it needed to meet.
If those conditions were not met
then in time for the second
installment to be released, she said,
there would have to be a very
serious discussion.
Howick's Art Versteeg agreed
with Orchard, saying he was
concerned that if council were to
pull the funding, funding the
organization had been counting on,
it could derail the entire project.
He likened discontinuing the
funding to a "snowball rolling
downhill" saying that if council
were to stop the funding, it would
hold back resources that would help
the CCRC to succeed.
Bluewater Mayor Tyler Hessel fell
somewhere in the middle, saying
that he wasn't in favour of releasing
any of the funds until conditions had
been met, but was open to hearing
again from the CCRC.
Hessel suggested that
representatives from the CCRC
should return to council and if they
need money for a consultant or for
another professional to craft a
business plan, council can consider
that request on its own merit,
independent of the grant request.
MacLellan continued to
compromise along Hessel's line of
reasoning, suggesting that the
county release $50,000, half of the
first installment, in order to help the
CCRC bring themselves into
compliance.
Hessel, however, disagreed with
MacLellan, saying he was very
specific with his suggestion. If the
CCRC needs more money to meet
the conditions, he said he wanted to
hear from them and he wanted to
know what it was going to cost.
His concern, he said, would be
how the money would be spent
unless it was specifically directed by
the county, which led to a discussion
regarding the breakdown of CCRC
funds.
Treasurer Michael Blumhagen
told councillors that the full Blyth
14/19 plan has a budget of $14
million, half of which has already
been raised.
Much of the funds, however, are
specifically allocated to the
renovations at Memorial Hall, which
are already underway. Independent
donors account for $1.3 million of
what has already been raised, while
the provincial government accounts
for $3.3 million and the federal
government contributed $980,000.
North Huron will contribute
$500,000, as will the county,
followed by contributions from the
Blyth Festival and others.
The $980,000 from the federal
government, Blumhagen said, had to
go towards the Memorial Hall
renovations, so the same amount of
money was reallocated from the
provincial grant for Memorial Hall
to the development of the CCRC.
Those funds, he said, will go
towards the architect, which is why
the plans need to be complete by
April, a condition of the grant.
Once the plans are shelf -ready by
April, Blumhagen said, the
remaining $7 million of the project
will go towards the construction of
the Grant and Mildred Sparling
Centre on the site of the former
Blyth Public School.
None of the funding that has
already been collected, he said, is
earmarked for the construction of
the new centre.
The money that would be
contributed by the county,
Blumhagen said, is earmarked for
salaries and administration. The
$500,000 over five years would go
to pay Project Director Peter Smith
and Administrator Karen Stewart, as
well as other administrative costs
associated with the project.
Council then passed a motion
requesting that representatives from
Blyth 14/19 return to council and
update councillors on the state of the
project, as well as its needs going
forward in order to meet the
county's conditions. The motion
carried.
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