The Municipality of Chatham-Kent seeks submissions from qualified commercial greenhouse growers and wholesale nursery suppliers to grow and supply annual bedding plants for municipal landscape displays. The program provides seasonal colour and visual enhancement to municipal gardens, parks, and public spaces throughout Chatham. Submissions must be made online and in English unless specified otherwise in the bid document.
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent seeks engineering services to conduct a GPS survey of Blenheim’s stormwater collection system. The selected firm will manage CCTV inspection and data collection while coordinating with the municipality and the engineer retained for a future stormwater master plan. The work covers approximately 290 maintenance holes, 930 catch basins, and 25.8 kilometres of storm sewers.
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Chatham-Kent Local Immigration Partnership Theory of Change 2019-2025
Date: Jan 1, 2019Type: Strategic Plan
This report details the Chatham-Kent Local Immigration Partnership's (CK LIP) Theory of Change, outlining strategies to integrate newcomers and celebrate diversity within the community. The plan focuses on three key strategic themes: preparing newcomers and employers for the labour market, increasing newcomers' social belonging, and enhancing community supports and information. The overarching vision is for more newcomers in Chatham-Kent to feel welcomed, valued, and to become contributing and thriving members of the community by 2025.
The meeting included discussions on setting up a dedicated email for the committee and reviewing records for past award recipients to improve historical tracking. New business covered the installation of a wheelchair accessible swing at Kingston Park, including funding strategies and grant applications. The committee also discussed the Accessible Voices in the Park project, which aims to install communication boards for non-verbal individuals. Additionally, the transition of the Committee Clerk role was announced, an update on the Boccia for the Kids Inclusive Tournament was provided, and options for improving member identification at events were explored.
The committee discussed the introduction of a new Clerk for the Accessibility Advisory Committee, transitions for staff roles, and a presentation regarding the Chatham-Kent Community Hub. Marketing efforts for award nominations were reviewed, including plans for radio interviews and media releases. New business items included the reservation of a table for the upcoming Blenheim Seniors Fair, the distribution of fundraiser information for the Canadian Council of the Blind, a pop tab campaign for a specialized bicycle, and inquiries regarding a flag raising for World Autism Day.
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