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Reports Town Foreman Jason Poppenheim gave his report to the council. He discussed the training the staff has been doing. The water plant is progressing well with electricians coming next week and equipment is being prepped for spring. The council moved on to the Council Standing Committee Reports. On the topic of Protective Services, a discussion was had with the MLA, with possible changes coming. Recreation and Culture met with the pool committee and discussed the upgrades such as the rock wall being added to the pool this season. Pool registration will be in early May. Councillor Gosselin applied for a grant for the walking path. Councillor Gosselin attended a library board meeting and updated the rest of the council as to what is going on there. Mayor Johnston presented the council with the new standing committee delegation. Councillor R. Thies made a motion to accept the recommended list; motion carried.
Mayor Johnston acknowledged the CPS student by stating she may be one of the youngest delegates that the Town of Churchbridge has had present at a council meeting. Moving on, the council reviewed the agenda prior to Councillor R. Thies making a motion to accept the agenda; motion carried. Next, the council reviewed the minutes of the regular meeting held January 11, 2021, before Councillor N. Thies made a motion to accept the minutes; the motion carried. REPORTS Councillor Antosh-Cusitar gave a report on the updates happening at the hall. Mayor Johnston reported he attended the Churchbridge recreation committee. He was impressed with the local recreation facilities for their hard diligent work to keep the community safe by doing the COVID-19 cleaning as well as they did.