High-Level Summary
The city council meeting centered on discussing the status and future of heritage and at-risk properties within the city, involving key participants such as Graham and Alysa, who led discussions on property management and safety concerns. Scott Dickinson was acknowledged for his new role as a cultural heritage planner, indicating a strengthened focus on heritage issues by the council.

Important Topics Discussed

1. Property Removal from Lists:
   Graham led a discussion on the removal of 537 King Street East from the property lists, moving it to a "Black" list. Ala mentioned, "there are items that have been salvaged...to be reintegrated into new development," indicating an effort to preserve significant elements.

2. Safety Concerns on St. George's Church and Main Street East:
   Graham voiced concern over debris between a church and a fence posing a fire risk. Despite active enforcement attempts, the encampments remain, creating "a dangerous situation," highlighting the need for effective safety measures and collaboration with unsheltered services.

3. Encampment and Debris Management:
   The discussion included encampment concerns, with Alysa advising the public to contact unsheltered services to resolve issues. She emphasized, "if there are active concerns...make sure that you also copy the unsheltered email," stressing the importance of proactive management.

4. Heritage Preservation and Cultural Heritage Planner Update:
   Scott Dickinson was congratulated on becoming a cultural heritage planner, with Alysa stating, "wanted to highlight that...Scott Dickinson here recently was successful in shifting into a cultural heritage planner position," showing the council's dedication to heritage preservation.

5. Process for Raising Property Concerns in Official Minutes:
   Questions about having issues logged in meeting agendas were answered by Matt, who clarified, "you could move a motion...to flag...concerns related to specific properties," ensuring procedural clarity for raising resident concerns in official records.

Opportunities for Public Input
While specific consultation opportunities were not directly discussed, community concerns related to property management and encampment cleanup suggest public input could be beneficial for future sessions.

Motions and Outcomes
- Motion to Remove 537 King Street East from the List: Passed without opposition, indicating successful consensus on updating the property status.

Follow-Up Actions
- Monitoring the debris and encampment issues at St. George's Church and Main Street East, focusing on public safety and potential actions by unsheltered services.

Councillors Present - Graham - Alysa - Scott Dickinson