Mississauga_Part_2
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0:00Bab 1: Same things. 95s · Speaker 3
Same things. Air pollution, sound pollution. We're talking about water, how it may affect water, how it may affect wildlife, how it may affect the overall community. So when I brought this up to many people who have, you know. A lot of stoc…
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1:35Bab 2: Okay. Good afternoon, Mayor Parrish and members of council. 163s · Speaker 2
Okay. Good afternoon, Mayor Parrish and members of council. My name is Bashar Esker. I'm a Ward 10 resident. Like many folks who spoke today, I grew up in Mississauga and Erin Mills. have lived a big chunk of my life in Streetsville. I was …
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4:18Bab 3: this province. 66s · Speaker 1
this province. That's what I work on in my day job. This infrastructure is not going to be solving it, especially when the person representing the company just said that it would create only 63%. 63 jobs. We've also seen that similar facili…
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5:24Bab 4: you know, I studied political science for seven years. 63s · Speaker 4
you know, I studied political science for seven years. I ran in the last federal election. I talked to thousands of people. The cost of living. And jobs are a huge issue right now. I don't think that creating or supporting this one -year pa…
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a binding rule like the ICBL to be taken on rather than just like a trust me bro vibes thing that like you know for example Bill 40 was spoken about okay I'm out of my time but yeah thank you so much for hearing me out okay thank you I don'…
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10:04Bab 6: To you, Madam Mayor, the actual crafting of the zoning bylaw wouldn't get into the list of issues. 86s · Speaker 7
To you, Madam Mayor, the actual crafting of the zoning bylaw wouldn't get into the list of issues. It would need to define what a large data infrastructure facility is, and it would need to specify what zones we're doing the pause on. So we…
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I just wanted to say that in defense of the residents, I mean, the Mississauga Board of Trade brought up economic issues, which are also not to do with the... interim control bylaws. So I think that if residents have some concerns around th…
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12:31Bab 8: Oh, sorry, Madam Mayor. 105s · Speaker 4
Oh, sorry, Madam Mayor. I just was on the board. Who's on the board? Me. Oh, Martin, sorry, I didn't see you. Hi, sorry about that. No, and just as our next delegates are coming through, we're using PAWS and ICBL interchangeably, and I thin…
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14:16Bab 9: No, I would not go against it. 228s · Speaker 3
No, I would not go against it. But at the same time, we would have to uphold any kind of legislative responsibility. So if there was an application, we would still process it. But with this direction from council, we would be managing that …
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18:07Bab 10: Through the Chair, yes, I agree. 71s · Speaker 4
Through the Chair, yes, I agree. And, of course, I did say that we would continue to process applications, but the way we do that is Miss Saga has a very good reputation and very collaborative approach with developers, and that would be the…
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19:19Bab 11: Welcome. Good afternoon, Madam Mayor and Council. 247s · Speaker 2
Welcome. Good afternoon, Madam Mayor and Council. My name is Heather Wan. I'm a 20 -year -old student living with my family in Ward 10 in the Liskar -Medeville region, only six kilometres away from where the Proligis AI Data Centre is suppo…
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23:27Bab 12: Glad to be here. 91s · Speaker 3
Glad to be here. Good morning, Mayor and members of Council. My name is Zed Amir. I've been a resident of War 10 my whole life, and I'm here to express my support for Councillor Reid's motion. I want my position to be exceedingly clear. I a…
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25:00Bab 13: noise, road use, opportunity cost of that land. 175s · Speaker 1
noise, road use, opportunity cost of that land. Right now, our approvals process doesn't recognize that cost -benefit analysis. The city is assessing this facility under warehouse zoning rules. I want to pause there. This is not a warehouse…
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27:55Bab 14: Seeing no questions, Ramshaw Huck. 196s · Speaker 2
Seeing no questions, Ramshaw Huck. good afternoon mayor parish council and the attendees um so i just want to say that i support the purpose of the icbl while the city develops a comprehensive planning framework for the major data center us…
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bylaw strong mayor powers, and Ontario's Bill 40 work together, and whether provincial legislation affects the city authority over these applications. Finally, I ask that ICBL process include plain language milestone updates and public summ…
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36:11Bab 16: We have to do better, and frankly, we have done better. 62s · Speaker 2
We have to do better, and frankly, we have done better. It is interesting how much we debate the potential legality of this when we have done a number of ICBLs. In fact, most on this council have been here for three major ICBLs which took p…
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37:13Bab 17: Thank you, Rahul. 166s · Speaker 4
Thank you, Rahul. No questions. John Davis, Jack, welcome. Good morning. Good morning. Rather good afternoon, my apologies. To the mayor and to the council, my name is John Davis Jack. I am a business master's and I have the unique perspect…
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and greatest natural water purification facilities in the world. But to this day, they have taken 57 trillion gallons, according to the discovery from the Tennessee Bar Association, when they are going through a current and ongoing years -l…
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41:20Bab 19: Tennessee. 88s · Speaker 1
Tennessee. And we saw that on July 2nd, when 15 ,000 residents lost power. during the height of one of the hottest and most extreme weather conditions that we had ever seen in Memphis. But that data center kept running 24 -7, 365 days a yea…
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42:53Bab 20: Councillor Reid. 74s · Speaker 4
Councillor Reid. Thank you, Madam Mayor. And, John, thank you for your presentation. I actually had an opportunity to go to Memphis a couple weeks ago, and it's really interesting to hear what's happening there. I spoke with some leaders, a…
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44:08Bab 21: It's Sidra, by the way. 267s · Speaker 3
It's Sidra, by the way. Thank you. Good afternoon, everybody. My name is Sidra Alam, and I am a resident of Ward 10. I have grown up in Mississauga, attending elementary school, middle school, high school, and completed my undergrad at the …
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48:36Bab 22: Thank you, Sidra. 300s · Speaker 4
Thank you, Sidra. I have no questions on the board. We'll go to Simone. Akabarali, welcome. I threw another A in there, sorry. Most people do, it's all right. Good afternoon to the Council. I would like to start with addressing the ICBL zon…
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You do not know if the claims any of my neighbors today have made are sound or accurate, and you do not fully know if the claims that Prologis has made per this data center and its potential effects are accurate. You cannot tell if what I h…
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used for a data center and there's another use for the other part i think that's a question for staff well it's your it's your motion that's well we're talking about the employment lands and the zone specifically to address these hyperscale…
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58:41Bab 25: Good afternoon. 80s · Speaker 3
Good afternoon. My name is Edna Bovis. I'm a resident of Mississauga, Ward 5, treaties 13A, 14, 22, 23, and 24. I, like those who have shared before me, urge you to vote in favour of a pause on any further proposals and development without …
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1:00:01Bab 26: It doesn't appear to be working, Edna. 103s · Speaker 6
It doesn't appear to be working, Edna. No worries. Thank you so much. I can go ahead and summarize it. I think, frankly, it's just another very hyper -local example. And in their example in Michigan, in this particular neighborhood, they ha…
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1:01:44Bab 27: got all the delegations completed. 129s · Speaker 2
got all the delegations completed. Would somebody move all the delegations in someone's second receipt? Martin and Sue? All those in favour? Thank you. Would someone like to move the debate forward on 16 .3? Councillor? Madam Mayor, we do h…
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1:03:58Bab 28: I could respond a little bit. 61s · Speaker 5
I could respond a little bit. I think we've already answered the question around the zoning. It's E3, it's in employment areas. This one happens to be ProLodge's application is a D zone, and that is why it is going through a rezoning proces…
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1:05:00Bab 29: From Ani Iskbe. 60s · Speaker 3
From Ani Iskbe. Will the city's new framework include a clear definition and threshold for hyperscale data centres and require that any data centre that has the capacity to exceed that threshold be restricted to industrial zoning E3 rather …
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1:06:00Bab 30: the planning review. 78s · Speaker 5
the planning review. That is a land use issue. So that would be considered. With respect to coming up with definitions, as Ben said at the outset of this meeting, that's what our job would be through this process. We will come up with defin…
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1:07:19Bab 31: residents of Mississauga. 118s · Speaker 2
residents of Mississauga. Thanks for being here today. My question is directed at the room, but specifically at the Council. And let it be stated in advance, I do not believe in arresting democracy by avoiding uncomfortable conversations. I…
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1:09:17
Please. to the people of georgia this is question period so you need to have two questions okay rather than a deputation my second question that wasn't a question what was your first question my first question was who picks up the bill in t…
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to enact this moratorium no one else has questions i don't have any questions but i'm so glad you stepped up martin uh no thank you madam mayor i thank you for your presentation and i just wanted to just highlight a few things because i i d…
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The last thing, too, is I studied political science compared to politics. So 151 French Street in Toronto, you probably walked by it when you got off of Union Station. It is a 205 ,000 square foot data center that's been there since the ear…
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1:17:00Bab 35: Thank you, Madam Mayor. 122s · Speaker 3
Thank you, Madam Mayor. Question to planning staff as a follow -up to... Sorry, may I continue? Councillor Tedjo has the floor. If you speak again, we'll have to get the security people to take you out. Sorry, just to clarify... Good. Thank…
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1:19:03Bab 36: Through the chair to. 108s · Speaker 2
Through the chair to... So I think what the deputant spoke to is aligned with what really staff are recommending. It's the same thing. It's coming up with a planning construct for data centres. That's going to take a lot of research. We hea…
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1:20:54Bab 37: Okay, we haven't brought the motion forward yet, so we can't get into actual debate on it. 100s · Speaker 3
Okay, we haven't brought the motion forward yet, so we can't get into actual debate on it. This is just the questions. Anybody else have any questions? No, the audience can't ask questions now. Sorry. It's the rules around here. I have to f…
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1:22:35Bab 38: Yes, thank you, Madam Mayor. 195s · Speaker 2
Yes, thank you, Madam Mayor. I just want to thank our city staff who have helped me craft this in a way that captures our concerns, immediately around the Ward 9 area, but overall around the whole city. So this is twofold. One, to address t…
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1:25:50Bab 39: etc. And those questions, as we saw from the town hall, weren't answered clearly enough for us to responsibly say, yes, go ahead. 238s · Speaker 1
etc. And those questions, as we saw from the town hall, weren't answered clearly enough for us to responsibly say, yes, go ahead. So I'm bringing the motion forward now that we can address this with the ICBL, get those proper answers, and t…
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1:29:48Bab 40: can accept. 262s · Speaker 4
can accept. Thank you. Thank you, Madam Mayor. I also want to thank all of the residents who have taken the time to prepare and to come here. I personally think that we should have probably held this in the evening, so it was a bit easier. …
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1:34:15
Well, that was my question, was what the timing of all this was, because I have no idea what time we're even talking about when the ICBL would actually be in force and effect, what the impact of that would be. I mean, if the motion is now g…
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1:36:57Bab 42: Hart. Thank you, Madam Mayor. 90s · Speaker 1
Hart. Thank you, Madam Mayor. Obviously, this is a complex issue. When you don't react to a complex issue and you don't give people the time to come back and study it and prevent a problem, you end up having to solve it forever. The reason …
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right? And so, you know, I really think that we need to make sure when we're looking at these things that it has, you know, of course the climate lenses, of course the use of resources, all of those things as well. But the payoff also has t…
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ibcl it helps with the the potential uh for an appeal not afraid of an appeal we've done enough of them you know around the city and and we understand you know what the process is and we understand what we're up against but i always say it'…
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1:41:03Bab 45: congratulations. 108s · Speaker 1
congratulations. As you know, we've had many conversations about it, and kind of back and forth. I appreciate the amount of work and effort that you have put into it. I will support you on this, and we'll move forward. I just hope... encour…
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1:42:51Bab 46: Councillor McFadden. 99s · Speaker 2
Councillor McFadden. Well, thank you, Madam Mayor. Thank you to everyone that came out today and all the emails, the public meeting, everyone that came out and expressed their concerns. But, you know, we're losing something here and it has …
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1:44:32Bab 47: Which is quite fine, Madam Mayor. 304s · Speaker 3
Which is quite fine, Madam Mayor. I just wanted to acknowledge Connor and Aidan staying over here. They're the ones doing the homework, and they've been working with me very closely on this, and a lot of what we're asking for is already in …
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1:49:36Bab 48: this Beat the Heat campaign. 151s · Speaker 3
this Beat the Heat campaign. A corner is organized. An extreme heat campaign for the homes, and today we urge you to pass 16 .2 and vote yes for this motion. Indoor cooling is not a luxury. It is basic human survival. The climate crisis is …
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1:52:07Bab 49: Sadly, 98 % of those deaths happened indoors. 68s · Speaker 2
Sadly, 98 % of those deaths happened indoors. Most of them were seniors and poor tenants with no cooling. In this motion, if this motion passes, sorry, Peelay Cohn would like to see the following put in place to protect Mississauga tenants.…
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1:53:17Bab 50: Thank you very much. 301s · Speaker 3
Thank you very much. I know a couple of years ago at the region we changed the bylaws so they had to keep the air conditioners on into the fall because we were having heat waves, and I guess this is the next step. I know in some European co…
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1:58:18Bab 51: it comes to salt, excessive, outrageous amounts of salt applied to our sidewalks, our trails, our roads, our lands. 100s · Speaker 1
it comes to salt, excessive, outrageous amounts of salt applied to our sidewalks, our trails, our roads, our lands. And this is very ironic for me because I am a member of the cycling community. I also work in a cycling education program an…
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2:00:00Bab 52: as short -term, meaning immediate, even mortality, of the benthic and aquatic creatures in our watershed. 121s · Speaker 2
as short -term, meaning immediate, even mortality, of the benthic and aquatic creatures in our watershed. The things that keep our food chain going and that show that our water is safe for access. Not for swimming and drinking, but long -te…
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2:02:01Bab 53: ecosystem. 93s · Speaker 1
ecosystem. It is systemic, and we need to now start catching up to this problem before it becomes out of control. So thank you for CBC bringing this forward, and I hope Council fully supports it. Actually, CBC brought it forward. It's a Bra…
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2:03:34Bab 54: Yeah, I just wanted a clarification from the mover. 84s · Speaker 3
Yeah, I just wanted a clarification from the mover. This is just to get a report back on this issue about a maximum. maximum temperature. And I want to make sure as part of that report that when we do the stakeholder consultations that we a…
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2:05:00Bab 55: Some of these buildings will never be able to have. 216s · Speaker 2
Some of these buildings will never be able to have... air conditioning it just isn't going to work so we're going to have to take that into consideration so if that is the intention of the mover for a full report to come back I fully suppor…
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2:08:36Bab 56: I think it's unfortunate that the province has taken a lot of the green standards out of our buildings. 83s · Speaker 4
I think it's unfortunate that the province has taken a lot of the green standards out of our buildings. I think these solid glass buildings become ovens in the summer. There should be less glass, more brick, more something blocking the sun.…
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2:10:00Bab 57: zones and how much that affects the quality of life for people in areas around the city as well. 217s · Speaker 5
zones and how much that affects the quality of life for people in areas around the city as well. So proud to support this motion that makes any home safer for Mississauga residents, whether they're homeowners or tenants. And thank you for t…
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2:13:37Bab 58: We have the last deputation, 8 . 62s · Speaker 7
We have the last deputation, 8 .28. Malika Guman from Pace Law Firm. Okay. Sorry, Malika. Good afternoon, Council. Welcome. Thank you so much for having us here today. I'm Malika. I'm Council for the owners of One Godfrey's Lane, and we're …
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2:14:39Bab 59: Good afternoon, everyone. 301s · Speaker 6
Good afternoon, everyone. As evidence, we're relying on two independent heritage opinions from Christopher Borgel and Rachel Redshaw. There, unfortunately, is a contradiction to what was alleged in the city's... Corporate report dated May 2…
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2:19:41Bab 60: I had earlier versions of the photograph and I could even see little tiny stick people walking. 93s · Speaker 2
I had earlier versions of the photograph and I could even see little tiny stick people walking. It was a very big bridge. And I think the problem then was, if you think about the laneway, it goes back up a hill. and even though it's by the …
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2:21:15Bab 61: I'm going to have to interrupt you here. 82s · Speaker 5
I'm going to have to interrupt you here. You're going beyond your five minutes, but I really want to know how to proceed on this. Councillor Butt, are you chair of Heritage? I am. Okay. So, listen, Heritage Committee dealt with this applica…
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2:22:37Bab 62: Through you, Madam Mayor. 66s · Speaker 6
Through you, Madam Mayor. Stephen's Burgess Architects, we have a consultant's report from them. They have 40 years of experience, and they found that it met five of the nine criteria under the Heritage Act. We only need to meet two of the …
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2:23:44Bab 63: Okay, Paula, I'm going to let you off the hook. 306s · Speaker 5
Okay, Paula, I'm going to let you off the hook. We very rarely, I can't remember in all my years here, have reversed a decision by the Heritage Committee. It's got citizens appointed to it. It's a substantial committee. It has a councillor,…
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2:28:51Bab 64: let's go to the consent agenda. 68s · Speaker 1
let's go to the consent agenda. Hopefully we will whiz through that. 12 .1 Heritage Advisory Committee. We did. We did, right? We voted on it. 12 .2, Planning and Development Committee Report 9 -2026, dated July 27, 2026. On consent. Petiti…
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2:30:00Bab 65: On consent. 301s · Speaker 2
On consent. A letter dated 1513. A letter dated July 3rd. I am thirsty. From 2026 from Carolyn Parrish, Mayor of Mississauga, regarding adequate funding for intimate partner violence support. Okay. Yeah, no, that's okay. Assault pollution w…
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2:35:02Bab 66: All those in favor? 99s · Speaker 2
All those in favor? Second one, whereas the mayor... members of council and staff at the city of mississauga are saddened to learn of the passing of sheila sheila sorry omaroyd retired administrative assistant with the development and desig…
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2:36:42Bab 67: I have two quick Councillor's inquiries, Madam Mayor. 111s · Speaker 4
I have two quick Councillor's inquiries, Madam Mayor. I've been getting some calls and emails from residents who were being told in this election that the City of Mississauga and Region of Peel raised property taxes to fund the development …
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2:38:33Bab 68: Okay, thank you very much. 75s · Speaker 1
Okay, thank you very much. My second question is, again, this is feedback I'm getting, I guess, because we're in election time. Residents are being told that we're not property maintaining and keeping our parks clean. Has there been any red…
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2:39:49Bab 69: Councillor DeMurla. 69s · Speaker 2
Councillor DeMurla. I just wanted to know the status of our hydrogen buses, like what's going on with it, because we sort of haven't heard much. Yeah, through you, Madam Mayor, to Councillor de Marilla. So the buses are being built and asse…
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2:40:58Bab 70: We do go back to those permit holders who do have a permit, and if there are costs associated with cleanup, we do certainly go back to them. 132s · Speaker 7
We do go back to those permit holders who do have a permit, and if there are costs associated with cleanup, we do certainly go back to them. Is it more of a regular thing, or is it more of an irregular thing, just to have a sense of how oft…
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2:43:11Bab 71: So through you, Madam Mayor, and I'll defer, actually Andrew's not here, but my understanding is yes, it can. 75s · Speaker 6
So through you, Madam Mayor, and I'll defer, actually Andrew's not here, but my understanding is yes, it can. So the only thing that would stop is any permits to begin construction would be halted for any data centres based on the ICBL so t…