London City Council’s 2011 meeting schedule reflects the typical governance structure of a municipal government, with 10 total meetings distributed across various committees and the main council. The City Council held the majority of meetings with 5 sessions, serving as the primary decision-making body where major policies, budgets, and bylaws are debated and voted upon. These meetings typically address critical municipal matters including annual budget approvals, tax rate setting, major infrastructure investments, and strategic policy directions that shape the city’s future.
The specialized committees each met once or twice throughout the year to focus on their respective areas of expertise. The Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee, with 2 meetings, would have concentrated on long-term planning initiatives, economic development strategies, and policy frameworks. Meanwhile, the Civic Works Committee addressed infrastructure projects, public works maintenance, and transportation issues, while the Planning and Environment Committee handled zoning applications, development proposals, and environmental regulations. The Audit Committee’s single meeting would have focused on financial oversight, reviewing the city’s financial statements, and ensuring proper fiscal management and accountability to taxpayers.
Meetings by Committee
| Committee | Meetings |
|---|---|
| City Council | 5 |
| Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee | 2 |
| Civic Works Committee | 1 |
| Planning and Environment Committee | 1 |
| Audit Committee | 1 |
Recent Meetings from 2011
- Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee - Tue Dec 20 2011
- Civic Works Committee - Mon Dec 19 2011
- Planning and Environment Committee - Mon Dec 12 2011
- Audit Committee - Wed Dec 7 2011
- Council - Tue Dec 6 2011
- Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee - Mon Dec 5 2011
- Council - Mon Nov 7 2011
- Council - Mon Oct 24 2011
- Council - Tue Oct 4 2011
- Council - Mon Sep 19 2011