Cleve Mortelliti (2006)

Councillor for Ward 1 in the Township of King, Ontario, Canada

November 2006 – Present

From 2004 to 2006 he worked as an Engineering Administrator for the Township of King. In March of 2006  left the employment of King Township and declared his candicacy for Councillor of Ward 1 (King City, Snowball, Kettleby).  King City has been his home since childhood (1972). In November of 2006 he was elected as the Councillor for Ward 1.

Education – Trent University, Peterborough, ON

Graduated 1992,  B.A., English Literature

From 1988-1990 Cleve was enrolled at York University as a Philosophy Major, he then transferred to Trent University to focus on English Literature with the intent of attending teachers college upon graduation, (the need to payoff student debt steered him onto a different path).

Professional/Work Experience

25 years experience in the Civil Engineering/Land Development Industry

In addition to having worked in the Engineering Department of the Township of King, over his 25 years in the industry Cleve has worked for a number of prominent civil engineering firms, Cosburn Patterson Mather Ltd, Stantec Consulting Ltd, and R.J. Burnside & Associates to name a few.  He is currently employed as a Land Development Manager with a highly respected  family owned land development firm based out of the City of Barrie.  Cleve manages all of the company’s residential development projects located within the Town of Innisfil.

Cleve Mortelliti (2010)

In his election platform of 2006, Cleve offered his work experience as an asset that he would use in defense of King Township.

“Sanitary servicing clears the way for unprecedented growth in King City. It took over 150 years for this village to reach a population of 5,000; now, with sanitary servicing, we will see the doubling of population within 6-8 years.  This will have a very real impact not only on King City, but on Snowball, Kettleby the and surrounding rural areas.  We need to control growth as best as we can.  I have the relevant knowledge and the experience to help guide our municipality through the oncoming development wave”.

Certifications: Cleve is a Certified Member of the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists – OACETT.

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On a More Personal Note – This is My Everything that Makes Everything Worthwhile

My gorgeous wife Catherine this summer at our family cottage on the Magnetawan River, where we met in 1982...August 7th to be precise.

My boys Cole and Cody (the next Smothers Brothers) on the Mag this summer holding MY ten pound Pickerel.

My eldest son Cole (My Big Strapping Dude). He's 12 but he looks 16. I call him...Mini Me - but nor for long!

My youngest son Cody, (natural born comedian/impressionist) my other self, auditioning for the part of Charlie Harper Jr. on the beach in Malibu.

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And More About Me, and My Roots in King City

This is me in June of 1985 at the Kastner's Cottage. I was pretty intense that day waiting for the call from Gerry McNamara and Dan Maloney. The scuttlebut was that the Leafs were going to draft an unranked prospect ahead of the number 1 ranked Wendel Clark. They took the safe route and drafted Wendel. I understood. But then who would have guessed at that time that I would have gone on to make literally hundreds of dollars to be the Councillor for Ward 1. Wendel's councillor at that! I think that's called "irony".

Yikes! Recognize anyone? Check out these faces. (1973-74)

Here I am in the back row on the right. I was the top defenseman on this championship tyke team in the 1972-73 season. I wore number 2 like Ian Turnbull. The Team was Kingmark Homes and it was the inaugural season in the King City Arena, built by the King City Lions. I had 4 goals and 22 assists that year. I think Kent Atkins was the leading scorer and pretty much if he scored, I had touched the puck first, or at least tried to...because if Kent got hold of it, it was going in the net. I learned quickly, that points are almost as good as goals from a scouts perspective, so I would do anything to touch that puck, even if it meant elbowing Chris Raynor out of the way to get to it. In retrospect, this was the peak of my long and unremarkable hockey career. Chris Raynor is in front. Stephen..? Back left.

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