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To: From: Resource Staff: of Meeting: May 17, 2016 Subject: Executive Summary: of Kingston Information Report to Council Report Number 16-157 Mayor and Members of Council Lanie Hurdle, Commissioner,

1 To: From: Resource Staff: of Meeting: May 17, 2016 Subject: Executive Summary: of Kingston Information Report to Council Report Number Mayor and Members of Council Lanie Hurdle, Commissioner, Community Services Sheldon Laidman, Director, Housing & Social Services 2016 Q1 Report on Agreements Executed under Approval and Signing At the December 16, 2014 Council meeting, Report Number provided approval to renew and confirm for the term of Council the delegation of authority for the approval and execution of a number of administrative agreements. The Community Services Group is required to enter into agreements to administer programs, largely defined and/or funded other levels of government or other publicly funded institutions. This delegation of authority is for purely routine administrative matters and includes contract addenda, budget schedules and amendments. This process helps to ensure streamlined administration of programs and services enabling the execution of cost-sharing and funding agreements, amendments and related documentation without presentation to Council for authorization. Council requested these quarterly reports as a means to provide Council with a broader understanding of the type and number of agreements that are involved under this approval and execution process. These reports have been provided for five quarters of the new Council term. Recommendation: This report is for purposes only. Council Meeting 15 May 17,

2 Information Report to Council Report Number May 17, 2016 Page 2 of 5 Authorizing Signatures: Lanie Hurdle, Commissioner, Community Services Gerard Hunt, Chief Administrative Officer Consultation with the following Members of the Corporate Management Team: Cynthia Beach, Corporate & Strategic Initiatives Denis Leger, Transportation, Facilities & Emergency Services Jim Keech, President and CEO, Utilities Kingston Desiree Kennedy, Chief Officer & Treasurer Not required Not required Not required Not required Council Meeting 15 May 17,

3 Information Report to Council Report Number Options/Discussion: May 17, 2016 Page 3 of 5 Since 2004, for durations equal to the term of the past two Councils, Community Services has undertaken a delegation of authority approach with respect to agreements to administer programs, many of which are largely defined and/or funded other levels of government or other publicly funded institutions. This delegation of authority, for purely routine administrative matters, ensures streamlined administration of programs and services enabling the execution of cost-sharing and funding agreements, amendments and related documentation without presentation to Council for authorization. This practice has provided efficiency in the administration of ongoing and routine matters and capacity to work on and report to Council on new initiatives, emerging matters and broader service management planning. Types and examples of agreements for which delegated authority has been provided include: a. Service Agreements with the or its agents, for funding and cost-shared programs and initiatives; b. Service Agreements between the and Service Providers; c. Affiliation Agreements with educational institutions and training agencies; d. Service Agreements between the and Service Providers for 100% municipally funded social services; e. Service Agreements with Service Providers for services associated with municipal emergency response and reception centre operations; f. Grant Applications and Agreements; g. New initiatives or changes in policy, program delivery or service levels; and h. Contract addenda, budget schedules, contract amendments and other agreements containing personal. In the first quarter of 2016, a total of 87 agreements and/or agreement addendums and amendments were approved and executed under the delegated approval and signing authority. The following table provides a summary of full details found in Exhibit A. Council Meeting 15 May 17,

4 Information Report to Council Report Number May 17, 2016 Page 4 of 5 Type of Agreement Service Agreements with the or its agents, for funding and cost-shared programs and initiatives Service Agreements between the and Service Providers Affiliation Agreements with educational institutions and training agencies Service Agreements between the and Service Providers for 100% municipally funded social services Service Agreements with Service Providers for services associated with municipal emergency response and reception centre operations Grant Applications and Agreements New initiatives or changes in policy, program delivery or service levels Contract addenda, budget schedules, contract amendments and other agreements containing personal Existing Policy/By-Law: Not applicable Housing Program Childcare Program 1 Ontario Works Program Long Term Care Recreation & Leisure Services Policy Development Council Meeting 15 May 17,

5 Information Report to Council Report Number May 17, 2016 Page 5 of 5 Notice Provisions: Not applicable Accessibility Considerations: Not applicable Considerations: Not applicable Contacts: Lanie Hurdle, Commissioner, Community Services extension 1231 Sheldon Laidman, Director, Housing & Social Services extension 4957 Other of Kingston Staff Consulted: Luke Follwell, Director, Recreation & Leisure Services Deb Skeaff, Director, Rideaucrest Long Term Care Lee Campbell, Manager, Housing and Childcare, Housing & Social Services Exhibits Attached: Exhibit A Tracking Agreements Approved Council Meeting 15 May 17,

6 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 5-Jan-16 5-Jan-16 5-Jan-16 5-Jan-16 Director, HSS 8-Jan-16 8-Jan-16 8-Jan Jan Jan-16 Panadew Paul Martin David McKendry Kingston Home Base Housing Springer - Norjan CJM Bloomestyn Skyline Living HF/RRS IAH Supplement New Tenant HF/RRS IAH Supplement TP Decrease HF/RRS IAH Supplement New Tenant Capital Funding - Lily's Place) HF/RRS IAH Supplement New Tenant Regular Rent Supplement MR Increase Regular Rent Supplement MR Increase or Clause 2014 HSS 5-Jan HSS 5-Jan HSS 5-Jan HSS 5-Jan HSS 8-Jan HSS 8-Jan HSS 8-Jan-16 1 Council Meeting 15 May 17,

7 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 11-Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan-16 Commissioner 11-Jan-16 Barry Property Management Town Homes Kingston (3 (2 REG. Rent Supplement Agreement or Clause 2014 HSS 13-Jan HSS 13-Jan-16 Clause B, Report 19, February 15, 2011 HSS 15-Jan-15 2 Council Meeting 15 May 17,

8 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 11-Jan Jan Jan-16 Mayor & Clerk 19-Jan-16 Mayor & Clerk 22-Jan-16 Mayor & Clerk Addiction & Mental Health 22-Jan-15 Mayor & Clerk Tim Horton 22-Jan-16 (4 Acknowledgement And Direction - Discharge 2nd Mtg - HOP 030 Postponement of Interest - Re HOP 026 (HO refinancing) New CHPI Service Agreement for Additional Services Housing First/Rapid Rehousing Program Enhanced Job Placement Regular Rent Supplement MR Increase (2 Addendums) or Clause 2014 HSS 13-Jan-16 Report 46, Clause b) April 3, 2012 Report 46, Clause b) April 3, 2012 HSS HSS 2-Feb-16 2-Feb-16 d), 2b. December 16, HSS 29-Jan-16 Report 1 Clause (d)1 b, Dec 16, 2014 and Report 1 Clause (d)2 b, Dec 16, HSS 1-Feb HSS 22-Jan-16 3 Council Meeting 15 May 17,

9 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 25-Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan-16 3-Feb-16 3-Feb-16 4-Feb-16 Salvation Army Kingston - CFS - The Gathering Place Skyline Living Town Homes Kingston Ontario Ltd (2 CHIP Surplus agreement (7 MR rent increase MR rent increase Regular Rent Supplement New MR rent increase Deletion of Unit New Tenant or Clause 2014 HSS 25-Jan-16 d), 2b. December 16, HSS 25-Feb HSS 27-Jan HSS 28-Jan HSS 28-Jan HSS 3-Feb HSS 3-Feb HSS 4-Feb-16 4 Council Meeting 15 May 17,

10 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 5-Feb Feb Feb-16 Mayor 16-Feb Feb Feb-16 Commissioner 16-Feb Feb-16 Mayor Paul Beckwith Home Base Housing Local Health Integration Network Home Base Housing New Tenant CHPI Service Agreements Long-Term Care Home Service Accountability Agreement (LSAA) New Tenant (2 New Tenant or Paul Beckwith RS Agreement Kingston Frontenac Housing Salvation Army Kingston Reg. Rent Supplement MR Increase CHPI Service Agreement for Additional Services - Prevention Diversion Worker Clause 2014 HSS 5-Feb-16 d), 2b. December 16, 2014 HSS 15-Mar-16 Report # 1 Clause D, 1 (a) and 2 (a), December 16, 2014 Rideaucrest 26-Feb HSS 16-Feb HSS 16-Feb-16 Clause B, Report 19, February 15, 2011 HSS 16-Feb HSS 16-Feb-16 d), 2b. December 16, 2014 HSS 30-Mar-16 5 Council Meeting 15 May 17,

11 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 25-Feb Feb Feb Feb-16 Zion TP Increase HF/RRH IAH Rent Supplement Unit deletion Reg Rent Supplement New MR increase HF/RRH IAH Rent Supplement TP rent increase or Clause 2014 HSS 25-Feb HSS 26-Feb HSS 26-Feb HSS 26-Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb-16 Commissioner Tipi Moza Skyline Living Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres MR Increase (2 TP decrease TP Increase Community Integration Information Management and Network Services Agreement 2014 HSS 26-Feb HSS 26-Feb HSS 26-Feb-16 Report # 1 Clause D, 1 (b) and 2 (b), December 16, 2014 Rideaucrest signed March 8, Council Meeting 15 May 17,

12 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 3-Mar-16 Skyline Living Reg. Rent Supplement MR Increase (6 or Clause 2014 HSS 3-Mar-16 3-Mar-16 1-Mar-16 5-Feb-16 Mayor & Clerk Salvation Army Kingston - CFS - The Gathering Place delete 3 Units (3 New Tenant CHPI Surplus Agreement - continue operations 2014 HSS 3-Mar HSS 1-Mar-16 (d) 1b & 2b December 16, 2014 HSS 5-Feb-16 4-Mar-16 Commissioner HF/RRH IAH-RS Agreement (2 AGREEMENTS) Clause B, Report 19, February 15, 2011 HSS 4-Mar-16 8-Mar-16 8-Mar-16 Panadew Regular Rent Supplement MR Increase (2 Addendums) agreement cancelled 2014 HSS 8-Mar HSS 8-Mar-16 7 Council Meeting 15 May 17,

13 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 11-Mar-16 Mayor & Clerk 11-Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar-16 Kingston Youth Shelter Skyline Living Home Base Housing Paul Beckwith Zion United Church Child Care and Family Support Services Agreements New CHPI Service Agreement for Additional Services Prevention/Diversion Worker Reg. Rent Supplement MR Increase (2 IAH HF/RRH Rent Supplement New tenant IAH HF/RRH Rent Supplement New tenant IAH HF/RRH Rent Supplement TP rent decrease IAH HF/RRH Rent Supplement MR increase Reg Rent Supplement Addition and Deletion of Units. or Clause Report 1 Clause (d) 1 a, December 16, 2014 Report 1 Clause (d) 2 a, December 16, 14 HSS 20-Apr-16 d), 2b. December 16, 2014 HSS 15-Apr HSS 15-Mar HSS 15-Mar HSS 15-Mar HSS 16-Mar HSS 16-Mar HSS 16-Mar-16 8 Council Meeting 15 May 17,

14 Tracking Agreements Approved Exhibit A 18-Mar-16 Mayor 18-Mar-16 Mayor 22-Mar Mar-16 Catholic School Board of Eastern Ontario Medical Mart Skyline Living PSW student placement RFP No. F31-CS-LTC Incontinence Products and Support MR increase Reg. Rent Supplement MR increase or Clause Report # 1 Clause D, 1 (c) and 2 (c), December 16, 2014 Rideaucrest Purchasing By- Law Rideaucrest 2014 HSS 22-Mar HSS 22-Mar-16 9 Council Meeting 15 May 17,

City of Kingston Report to Council Report Number Mayor and Members of Council Denis Leger, Commissioner, Corporate and Emergency Services

To: From: Resource Staff: City of Kingston Report to Council Report Number 18-173 Mayor and Members of Council Denis Leger, Commissioner, Corporate and Emergency Services Construction Services Date of