Burlington Resident Demands Transparency in Pool Allocation Decision
A Burlington resident has raised concerns about the city's pool allocation decision, sparking election talk and calls for transparency. The resident, who wishes to remain unnamed, has urged Councillor Lisa Kearns to intervene and expects swift action.
The resident has highlighted fairness issues and community impact stemming from the pool allocation. They have exhausted diplomatic approaches and now demand immediate council intervention. A motion for a full review or audit of the situation has been requested.
The resident has also sought information regarding Golden Horseshoe Aquatic Club's residency requirements and the City's contract with Burlington Aquatic Devilrays. They question why this information has not been made public under FIPPA and when it will be released. A meeting with Councillor Kearns has been requested to discuss these issues formally.
Clubs must plan for the 2026-27 season by December, adding urgency to the matter. The resident expects a timely and substantive response from Councillor Kearns.
The resident's concerns have brought the pool allocation decision into the election spotlight. They have called for Councillor Kearns to bring a motion for a full review and for transparency in the city's contracts with aquatic clubs. With planning for the next season approaching, the resident emphasizes the need for prompt action.
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