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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing Ministre des Affaires municipales et du Logement Introduction to MMAH Manitoulin-S udbury District S ervices Board April 2011 BEFORE YOU PRINT: Please note this document is 56 pages long.

  1. Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing Ministère des Affaires municipales et du Logement Introduction to MMAH Manitoulin-S udbury District S ervices Board April 2011 BEFORE YOU PRINT: Please note this document is 56 pages long.

  2. Disclaimer ▪ These slides are provided by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing for convenience only. ▪ The slides should not be relied on for legal or official purposes. For authoritative text, recourse may be had to the legislation at www.e- laws.gov.on.ca ▪ As local facts and circumstances are variable, users may wish to consider obtaining their own legal advice when particular legal issues or decisions arise. 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 2 2

  3. Northeastern Municipal S ervices Office ▪ Organized into three units � Local Government � Community Planning and Development � Housing ▪ The primary point of contact for municipalities and the public ▪ Explaining key government initiatives and programs for municipalities ▪ Provide training and information 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 3 3

  4. Local Government Unit ▪ Deliver training and information � Work directly with municipalities to provide information and advice on municipal legislation, practices and procedures, planning and housing policies, programs and new initiatives ▪ Financial Review of Municipalities � Annual review based on FIR, financial statements, and other information � Review municipal applications for funding programs 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 4 4

  5. Local Government Unit ▪ Meet with individual municipalities (Councils, Boards, Committees, S taff) - To provide general information or on specific issues ▪ Partner with municipal organizations for common goals (ie: FONOM, AMCTO, MFOA) * FONOM and City of Timmins for the Northeastern Municipal Conference, in Timmins on May 11-13, 2011 . 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 5 5

  6. Land Use Planning e Why Plan? Environmental * minimize conflict e * minimize costs * protect the Economic S ocial community * manage change 6

  7. The Planning Framework The Planning Act Provincial Policy Statement Official Plan Planning Tools Development Applications 7

  8. Land Use Planning ▪ Planning technical guidance to municipalities and planning boards - Ministry staff available to provide technical assistance 8

  9. The Municipal Act, 2001 The Municipal Act, 2001 ▪ Certain provisions in the Municipal Act apply to local boards ▪ Local Boards - any board established or exercising any power with respect to the affairs or purposes of one or more municipalities 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 9 9

  10. The Municipal Act, 2001 Meetings (s.238-239) ▪ Procedural by-law ▪ Open meetings ▪ Closed meetings ▪ Meeting Investigations 10

  11. The Municipal Act, 2001 Closed Meetings S ubj ect matters where meetings can be closed: ▪ S ecurity of municipal \ local board property ▪ Personal matters about an identifiable individual ▪ Proposed acquisition or disposal of land ▪ Labour relations or employee negotiations ▪ Litigation or potential litigation affecting the local board ▪ Advice \ communication subj ect to solicitor-client privilege ▪ Education or training sessions that meet certain conditions ▪ A matter that can be closed under the authority of another Act ▪ Municipal freedom of information requests require a meeting to be closed 11

  12. The Municipal Act, 2001 Accountability and Transparency (s.223.1-223.8) ▪ Code of Conduct ▪ Integrity Commissioner ▪ Auditor General 12

  13. The Municipal Act, 2001 Policies (s.270) ▪ Board required to adopt and maintain policies with respect to: � The sale and other disposition of land � The hiring of its employees � The procurement of goods and services 13

  14. The Municipal Act, 2001 Records (s.253) ▪ Inspection of records ▪ S ecurity of records ▪ Retention by-law ▪ Destruction of records 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 14 14

  15. The Municipal Act, 2001 Other Relevant S ections ▪ Insurance ▪ Remuneration and Expenses ▪ Auditor – Joint Boards ▪ Fees and Charges 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 15 15

  16. Municipal Conflict of Interest Act ▪ Municipal Conflict of Interest Act applies to: � Members of municipal Councils � Local Boards including members of DS S ABs ▪ A member’ s duties under the Act � Disclosure of pecuniary interest and nature � Leave the room if it is a closed meeting 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 16 16

  17. Municipal Conflict of Interest Act A member’ s pecuniary interests may include: ▪ the direct pecuniary interests of the member ▪ certain indirect pecuniary interests of a member ▪ the pecuniary interests of certain family members 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 17 17

  18. Municipal Conflict of Interest Act ▪ Exemptions – 11 Exemptions ▪ Record of Disclosure – In minutes ▪ Enforcement – Through the courts ▪ Penalties – By the courts ▪ Insurance – No contravention 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 18 18

  19. Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act ▪ Applies to DS S ABs ▪ Provide right of access to information ▪ Protect privacy of individuals ▪ Provide right to access own personal information ▪ Information and Privacy Commissioner 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 19 19

  20. S ources of Information ▪ Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing website - www.mah.gov.on.ca ▪ Legislation – www.e-laws.gov.on.ca ▪ Own legal advisor 29/ 04/ 2011 Presentation test 20 20

  21. ervices Housing S

  22. S ocial Housing What is S ocial Housing ? ▪ “ S ocial housing” is rental housing developed with the assistance of the government and subsidized by government for people with low to moderate incomes. ▪ S erves all types of households, including: � families � seniors � single individuals � people who need housing with modifications or support services in order to live independently

  23. S ocial Housing – What is it? ▪ Public Housing — housing built under a federal public housing program and originally owned wholly by the Province or by a partnership of the federal and provincial governments. ▪ Non-Profit/Co-operative Housing —housing owned and operated on a not-for-profit basis by community based non-profit corporations. Funded under a federal or provincial government housing program, it provides housing for low and moderate-income people. ▪ Rent Supplement —rent-geared-to-income housing units in privately owned rental housing and federal non-profit and co-op proj ects. S ubsidies are given to Housing Providers to supplement reduced rents paid by tenants. ▪ Aboriginal Housing —housing developed for aboriginal communities with the support of the federal government (includes Rural and Native Housing and Urban Native Housing programs). ▪ proj ects where 100% of units provided Dedicated Supportive Housing— housing with support services funded by MCS S or MOHLTC. Other types of supportive housing (e.g. integrated in larger proj ects) included in transfers to service managers

  24. Housing Transfer ▪ 2001 Transfer of S ocial Housing from the Province / Federal Governments to 47 S ervice Managers across the Province ▪ S ervice Manager representative of 37 Consolidated Municipal S ervice Managers (CMS M) and 10 District S ocial S ervice Boards in Northern Ontario (DS S AB) ▪ DS S AB’ s and CMS M’ s responsible for S ocial Housing and new Housing Programs

  25. What was transferred? � Public housing program and commercial rent supplement program transferred to all 47 service managers on January 1, 2001 � Created Local Housing Corporations (LHC’ s) under the Business Corporations Act to assume the responsibilities of Local Housing Authorities (LHA’ s) � All other Housing Programs were transferred on October 1, 2001

  26. DS S AB Responsibilities Social Housing ▪ S ervice manager must meet key provincial standards ▪ Maintain number of Rent-geared-to-income (RGI) households and modified units ▪ Comply with Federal/ Provincial S ocial Housing Agreement(s) ▪ S et key policies for client assistance (eligibility and benefit levels

  27. Municipal S ervices Office Housing Services – Our Role ▪ S ervice Managers’ “ first point of contact” with the Ministry ▪ Provide guidance and support to S ervice Managers on key government housing initiatives and programs � Communicating, delivering, ▪ Deliver information and training � about housing legislation � policy, programs, best practices and new initiatives � public inquiries ▪ Assist S ervice Managers in the Delivery of Affordable Housing Programs ▪ Guide S ervice Managers re the Long Term Affordable Housing S trategy

  28. Role of MS O in S ocial Housing ▪ Provide advice and information to S ocial Housing Boards (S HB) on local issues that impact policies, procedures and practices affecting social housing ▪ Provide information to S ervice Managers, local client groups on social housing related matters ▪ As initial contact, respond to preliminary questions related to social housing ▪ Assist S ervice Managers in the Delivery of Affordable Housing Programs. ▪ Guide S ervice Managers through the Long Term Affordable Housing S trategy

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