Order to Place Override Questions on the November 4, 2025 Local Election Ballot

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▶ 2:19:55 Speaker 10: On two orders ID number 1, 2 7 2 8. Order to place override questions on the November 4th, 2025 local election ballot. It.

▶ 2:20:05 Mark Garipay: Madam President, this comes from appropriation and oversight with a re recommendation for passage. At this time, I'll make a rec, uh, I'll make a motion for passage. Thank you.

▶ 2:20:13 Leila Migliorelli: Motion for passage made by Councillor Repe, seconded by Councillor Williams on discussion. Councillor Stewart.

▶ 2:20:21 Robb Stewart: Thank you, Madam President. Uh, president, as I mentioned a committee, and I just wanna re, and I know it's a lot end of the night, but I just want to reiterate, um, to the administration how important it is based on the feedback that we heard earlier this evening, that there will be confusion if we're not extremely clear on what the intention. I think, you know, the, the point that sh uh, the, the lady that brought up regarding, uh, picking the, the top most that could confuse a lot of people and that may result in votes that may not accurately re reflect or represent what they would want to intend. So I just, I want to pass this on to you and, and through you to the administration to let them know that this is, um, this could be a trap that we don't want to fall into. We want to be sure that people understand clearly what the vote means. Thank you.

▶ 2:21:19 Speaker 7: Thank you. Anyone else on discussion?

▶ 2:21:23 Leila Migliorelli: Uh, just to correct for the public comment that it is, the example is provided for a public comment. If anyone is still watching us at night, if the it is not that, if the majority votes for one question, so let's say the 9.3, that the highest amount passes, that's, I know several people said something, even though that was not a q and a back and forth, so just correcting the record that that's not confusion, but, uh, that's not true. Um, but thank you Councillor Stewart for your comment. Right. Um, all in favor or motion? Yes. Motion made by Councillor Garre. Second by Councillor Williams. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Aye. Any opposed? That order passes Nothing under expires.

▶ 2:22:07 Speaker 7: No. Roll call. Let's your roll call. Sure. Yeah. Okay.

▶ 2:22:10 Speaker 10: Councillor Jamine? Yes. Councillor Garipay? Yes. Councillor Hamilton? Yes. Councilor Karen Chetty. Yes. Cremsky? Yes. Councilor Romanul? Yes. Councilor Stewart? Yes. Councilor Vandiver? Yes. Councilor Williams? Yes. President Elli? Yes. Motion Passes. Okay.