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Attendees:
Minutes/Meeting Summary
Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
March 24th, 2015
7:00 pm
City Hall, Main Committee Room
Don Hudson, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Laura Coulter, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Jim Calder, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Pam Fuselli, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Paul Savel, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Graham Lowman, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Greg Oakes, Chair, Pickering Museum Village Foundation
Tanya Ryce, Supervisor, Cultural Services
Vince Plouffe, Supervisor, Facilities Operations
Katrina Pyke, Coordinator, Museum Operations
Joan DeGennaro, Clerk/ Typist C&R (Recording Secretary)
Absent:
Karen Emmink, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Rose Ann Cowan, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Laura Drake, Pickering Museum Village Advisory Committee
Item/ Details & Discussion & Conclusion Action Items/Status
Ref # (summary of discussion) (include deadline as
appropriate)
1. Welcome
T. Ryce called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm
2. Approval of Minutes and Agenda
T. Ryce requested that the agenda be accepted as amended,
see attached revised agenda.
Moved by: P. Savel
Seconded by: G. Lowman
Carried
T. Ryce requested the minutes of the January 20t", 2015
meeting be accepted
moved by: L. Coulter
seconded by: P. Savel
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Item/ Details & Discussion & Conclusion Action Items/Status
Ref # (summary of discussion) (include deadline as
appropriate)
Carried
3. Report by PMVF
G. Oakes present a report from the foundation
• The foundation continues to raise funds for the feasibility T. Ryce to follow up
study with Marisa on
• Schoolhouse work well under way and should be direction with TRCA
completed in spring land agreement
• Bingo money is accumulating faster than the Foundation
has projects to spend it on.
• Foundation would like to know when the TRCA will have
an agreement in place for the land transfer to the City
• Foundation members are reluctant to commit funds until
a written agreement is in place
• T. Ryce identified that Craftsman cottage will proceed
this year as the foundation agreed to support
• Foundation purchased a dining room table set; which will
be put into the Craftsman Cottage
4. Sub-Committee Reports
Capital Projects report presented by D. Hudson
• There has been no subcommittee meeting to date
• Met with V. Plouffe
• There are many projects on the plan for 2015, now is the
time to think ahead to 2016
• City has changed the way it identifies items as Capital
vs. current budget. The threshold varies by area, in
general current dollars are allocated for projects under
$20,000 and capital improvements are projects over this
amount
Collections:
• P. Savel noted that the committee is focused on
prioritization and 6 more items have been reviewed and
prioritized
Volunteer Recognition:
• G. Lowman presented his report, as attached to minutes
• G. Lowman requested ideas from the committee on how
to move forward on the recognizing of the volunteers at
PMV
• G. Lowman advised that the Volunteer Kudos has been
rolled out
5. Sub-committee Selections
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Item/ Details & Discussion & Conclusion Action Items/Status
Ref # (summary of discussion) (include deadline as
appropriate)
All committees have full capacity, with exception of the capital
projects committee
Capital Project Committee:
• D. Hudson is Chair of this Committee
• J. Calder and P. Fuseli have agreed to join this
committee
6. Designate to PMVF
• T. Ryce encouraged members of the PMV Advisory
Committee consider taking on the role of representative
at Foundation meetings
7. Terms of Reference
Committee undertook a review of the Terms of Reference for T. Ryce to send out
the committee, requested revisions are listed below. copy of SWOT
analysis and the
• Noted that addition under bullet 1- add Pickering strategic plan
Museum Village Advisory Committee
• Change the title of Capital Projects Committee to Facility
Improvements Committee T. Ryce to ask
• Addition; the committee will continue to meet throughout regarding training of
the election period until such time as new committee has the committee on
been appointed conference
• 9 citizen appointments rather than 10 attendance, per diem
• Committee appointments will not be made in the last
year of a term of the committee
• Under number 6 Committee meets monthly with the T. Ryce will send the
exception of July, August and December, where they will link to the volunteer
meet by special agreement of the Committee opportunity booklet
• Under number 7- current and capital budgets
Recommendation that committee members to serve a Katrina to add V.
• maximum of 3 consecutive complete terms, this is the Plouffe to the Kudos
prevue of council. email list
motion: To accept the revisions as noted to the Terms of
Reference for submission to the City Clerk for approval
moved by: P. Savel
seconded by: G. Lowman
Carried
8. Work Plan and Delegations 2015
A general discussion took place.
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K. Pyke asked the sub-committees to work on their goals for the
coming year, these will contribute to the work plan for the
committee as a whole.
9. Other Business
V. Plouffe provided an update on Capital projects (see Clerks to review the
attached) website spelling on
Committee meeting
name and schedule
T. Ryce to send out
the feasibility study
final RFP document
for review by the
committee
T. Ryce to send out
the minutes of the
January 2015
meeting of the last
committee.
Other Business continued
M. Smiles to send out
Motion to adjourn: J. Calder the volunteer training
seconded by: P. Savel schedule for those
Carried committee members
who need it.
Meeting Adjourned: 8:45pm
Copy: Director, Culture & Recreation
City Clerk
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