DEVELOPMENT SERVICES COMMITTEE MINUTES
APRIL 9, 2013,
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Council Chamber
All
Members of Council
Development
Services Economic
Development
Chair: Regional Councillor Jim
Jones Chair: Councillor Carolina
Moretti
Vice-Chair: Councillor Don Hamilton Vice-Chair:
Councillor Alex Chiu
Transportation Issues
Chair: Regional Councillor Gord
Landon
Vice-Chair:
Councillor Alan Ho
PART A & B
Presentations, Major Studies, and Issues Agenda
Report Agenda
9:00 a.m. – Council Chamber
Attendance
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Councillor Alex Chiu
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Andy Taylor, Chief Administrative
Officer
Jim Baird, Commissioner of
Development Services
Ronji Borooah, City Architect
Stephen Chait, Director, Economic
Development
Catherine Conrad, City Solicitor
Catherine Jay, Manager, Urban Design
Christina Kakaflickas, Manager,
Special Projects
Biju Karumanchery, Senior
Development Manager
Rino Mostacci, Director of Planning
and Urban Design
Stacia Muradali, Senior Planner
David Pearce, Manager, Real Property
Tom Villella, Senior Project
Coordinator
Liz Wimmer, Senior Environmental
Planner
Marg Wouters, Senior Manager, Policy
and Research
Kitty Bavington, Council/Committee Coordinator
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The Development Services
Committee convened at the hour of 9:03 a.m. in the Council Chamber with Regional
Councillor Jim Jones in the Chair. Councillor
Carolina Moretti assumed the Chair for Economic Development item, No. 2.
DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
Councillor Valerie Burke disclosed an interest with respect to Item No.
10 regarding the draft Official Plan relating to Thornhill Revitalization, by
nature of a family owned business in the Thornhill area, and did not take part in the
discussion of, or vote on the question of the approval of this matter.
The Committee recessed at 12:10 p.m. and reconvened at 1:10 p.m.
1. UPDATE
ON THE REVIEW OF
PARKLAND DEDICATION BY-LAW,
POLICIES AND PRACTICES:
RESPONSE TO QUERIES ARISING
FROM
DSC MEETING OF JANUARY 22,
2013 (10.0)
Memo Appendix
1 - Presentation Revised
Presentation Deputations
Jim Baird, Commissioner of Development
Services, introduced this matter.
Tom Villella, Senior Project
Coordinator, briefly reviewed the process to date and advised that today’s
discussion is in response to queries arising from the presentation to
Development Services Committee on January 22, 2013. Mr. Villella noted that the
Open House scheduled for April 11, 2013 on the Draft New Official Plan will
include this issue, as well as the statutory Public Meeting for the draft
Official Plan on April 23, 2013. All relevant information is available on the
Markham website, and comments are invited. The final recommendation report will
be presented in late spring.
Ron Palmer of The Planning Partnership, consultant for
the City of Markham, gave a presentation to provide clarification regarding: the
relationship among lot coverage, density and height; value of parkland
conveyance reduction for high density scenarios; comparison to “no reduction”
scenario; additional considerations related to reductions for high density;
comparative analysis from other jurisdictions; overview of proposed parkland
hierarchy; and miscellaneous issues and questions.
The Committee and staff discussed the following
aspects:
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variations of urban vs.
suburban areas with respect to land
values for maximized potential
development
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more detailed work is required on
issues such as: destination parks that are not outside of City ownership and
control; Milne Park; incorporating storm water management and landfill sites
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the proposed graduated approach is
to provide an incentive for higher density development, and only the highest
densities are reduced
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the policy must have regard for
the developers’ concerns to be defendable at the Ontario Municipal Board, and
BILD is requested an even greater reduction
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Higher density development is
needed to support transit and avoid urban sprawl
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Langstaff and Markham Centre were
identified as the only urban growth areas that would be above 3.5 FSI
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Master Plans identify the amount
of parkland, only the contribution amount is being debated
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an estimate of the total dollar
value impact of the proposed reduction for Markham, was requested
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Council will decide on the best
practice approach to achieve a balance
The Committee discussed correspondence that referred
to exemptions for nursing homes. Staff explained that Council has chosen other
options in some cases as an incentive to develop special needs housing. This
does not impact landscaping or green space on site; it just exempts the
applicant from paying additional cash-in-lieu for other park developments.
Clarification on how it has been applied in the past and going forward, was
requested.
Nick Pillegi of Malone Given Parsons Ltd., referred to
the correspondence from BILD (Agenda Item # 11).
Karen Rea requested clarification on the graduated fees
and discussed the health benefits of green space. Ms. Rea provided a written
copy of her statement.
Donna Bush, representing the Markham Village City
Ratepayers, spoke in opposition to the proposed graduated reduction, and
discussed the benefits of green space. Ms. Bush provided a written copy of her
statement.
Alena Gotz spoke in support of additional green space
and questioned the balance of interests.
Moved by: Regional Councillor Gord Landon
Seconded by: Councillor Alex Chiu
1) That the correspondence from Eileen
Liasi, Karen Rea, and Donna Bush, representing the Markham Village City
Ratepayers, regarding the Review of the Parkland Dedication By-law, be
received; and,
2) That the deputations by Nick Pillegi,
Karen Rea, Donna Bush representing the Markham Village City Ratepayers, and
Alena Gotz, regarding the Review of the Parkland Dedication By-law, be
received; and,
3) That the Memorandum entitled “Update on the Review of
Parkland Dedication By-Law, Policies and Practices: Response to Queries Arising
from DSC Meeting of January 22, 2013”, be received for information purposes;
and further,
4) That the presentation provided by Mr. Ron Palmer, The
Planning Partnership entitled "Assessment of Sequential/Cumulative Rates
for High Density Developments" be received.
CARRIED
2. MARKHAM BUSINESS
MISSION TO INDIA, JANUARY
2-19, 2013:
REPORT ON OUTCOMES AND
ACTIVITIES (10.16)
Presentation
Councillor Carolina Moretti, Chair of Economic Development, introduced
this item.
Christina Kakaflikas, Manager, Special
Projects, gave a brief overview of the Markham Business Mission to India, 2013,
and focused on the key outcomes. Opportunities for Markham include signed
agreements, over 600 business contacts, the pursuit of key partnerships, and MOU’s
with two universities. Follow-up activities were reviewed with respect to key
contacts made and pending delegations.
With respect to a yardstick to measure success, Stephen Chait, Director
of Economic Development, responded that an upcoming report will outline the tangible
results and steps moving forward. Two successes were recognized as the
opportunities achieved with Quansar and Novo Plastics.
The Chair of Economic Development and the Committee thanked staff for their
work in preparing for the successful trip, and noted the contributions of the
Council members involved.
Alena Gotz made a deputation and spoke on the impact of outsourcing jobs.
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Valerie Burke
1) That the deputation by Alena Gotz
regarding the Markham Business Mission to India, be received; and,
1)
That the presentation provided by Christina
Kakaflikas, Manager, Special Projects entitled "Markham Business Mission
to India, January 2-19, 2013: Report on Outcomes and Activities" be
received.
CARRIED
3. DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES COMMITTEE MINUTES
- March 19, 2013, Part A and B (10.0)
Minutes
Moved by: Councillor Alex Chiu
Seconded by: Councillor Carolina Moretti
That the
minutes of the Development Services Committee meeting, Part A and B, held
March 19,
2013, be confirmed.
CARRIED
4. HERITAGE
MARKHAM COMMITTEE MINUTES
- March 13, 2013 (16.11)
Minutes
Moved by: Councillor Alex Chiu
Seconded by: Councillor Carolina Moretti
That the minutes of the
Heritage Markham Committee meeting held March 13, 2013, be received for
information purposes.
CARRIED
5. PRELIMINARY REPORT
2223156 ONTARIO INC.
(GABRIELE GROUP OF COMPANIES)
ZONING AMENDMENT TO PERMIT A
PRIVATE SCHOOL WITH A DAYCARE
COMPONENT
AS AN ADDITIONAL USE ON THE
SUBJECT PROPERTY
AND TO PERMIT A MINIMUM OF 245
PARKING SPACES
TO ACCOMMODATE THE PROPOSED
AND EXISTING USES
(ZA 12-117562) (10.5)
Report
The Committee requested that the Public Meeting be
expedited, if possible, and that staff consult with the Ward Councillor when
scheduling the meeting.
Moved by: Councillor Alex Chiu
Seconded by: Councillor Carolina Moretti
1) That the report titled “PRELIMINARY REPORT, 2223156 Ontario
Inc. (Gabriele Group of Companies), Zoning Amendment to permit a private school
with a daycare component as an additional use on the subject property and to
permit a minimum of 245 parking spaces to accommodate the proposed and existing
uses, File ZA 12-117562; be received; and,
2) That staff be authorized to hold a Public Meeting to
consider the proposed Zoning By-law amendment application; and further,
3) That Staff be authorized and directed to do all things
necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
6. PRELIMINARY REPORT
8 STEELCASE HOLDING
CORPORATION
OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT &
ZONING AMENDMENT
TO PERMIT A REAL ESTATE OFFICE
USE AT
8 STEELCASE ROAD WEST
(OP 13 130659 & ZA 13
130659) (10.3, 10.5)
Report
Moved by: Councillor Alex Chiu
Seconded by: Councillor Carolina Moretti
1) That the report titled “PRELIMINARY REPORT, 8 Steelcase
Holding Corporation, Official Plan Amendment & Zoning Amendment to permit a
real estate office use at 8 Steelcase Road West, File Nos. OP 13 130659 &
ZA 13 130659”, dated April 9, 2013, be received; and,
2) That a Public Meeting
be held to consider the Official Plan Amendment & Zoning Amendment
applications submitted by Gatzios Planning & Development Consultants Inc.,
on behalf of 8 Steelcase Holding Corporation, to permit a real estate office
use on the subject lands; and further,
3) That Staff be authorized and directed to do all things
necessary to give effect to this resolution
CARRIED
7. DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FINANCING
OF TWO PARKS IN CORNELL BY
WYKLAND ESTATES INC. (6.3)
Report
The Committee received a revised Appendix 'D'.
Moved by: Councillor Alex Chiu
Seconded by: Councillor Carolina Moretti
1) That the report dated
April 9, 2013 to Development Services Committee, entitled “Design, Construction
and Financing of Two Parks in Cornell by Wykland Estates Inc.” be received; and,
2) That Council approve the
request by Wykland Estates Inc.to finance the cost of design, construction, and contract administration
of two parks identified as Block 199 (0.186 ha / 0.461 ac) and Block 200 (0.45
ha / 1.11 ac) in draft plan of subdivision 65M-4306, subject to the following
conditions:
A. That Wykland
Estates Inc., finance
the cost of the design, construction, and contract administration of these two
parks to a minimum value of $550,000.00 inclusive of all applicable taxes
including HST; and,
B. That, subject to compliance
with these terms and conditions, the City of Markham reimburse Wykland Estates Inc., up to a maximum of $550,000.00, towards this
project from development charges for park development under the understanding
that Wykland Estates Inc. may contribute additional funds above this amount which will not be
reimbursable by the City, towards the development of these parks; and,
C. That subsequent to collection
of sufficient Development Charges for park development at the building permit
stage for residential lots within the Cornell Community, the City shall
reimburse Wykland Estates Inc., for invoices paid for approved costs associated with the design,
construction, and contract administration, for park development. No interest on
such invoices shall be payable by the City. Reimbursement terms are as follows:
a. Wykland Estates Inc. may only invoice the City for 80% of approved
costs provided that:
i. at least 45 days from the
date of publication of Substantial Performance has transpired;
ii. proof of publication has
been submitted with the invoice;
iii. no liens have been
registered in regard to this contract;
iv. the constructed work has
reached Total Completion to the City’s satisfaction after which the two year
warranty period shall begin;
v. the landscape architect has
issued to the City a Total Completion certificate.
b. the remaining 20% of City
approved costs shall be retained by the City for a minimum of two years from
Total Completion and shall be paid to the Developer upon the Developer
invoicing the City for the remaining 20%, provided the following has occurred
in the order listed here:
i. two years has passed from
the date of Total Completion;
ii. that the two year warranty
inspection has occurred with the City;
iii. that all noted deficiencies
at the two year warranty inspection have been completed to the City’s
satisfaction to the point of Final Completion;
iv. that Final Acceptance has
been granted by the City;
v. that the landscape architect
has issued a certificate certifying the warranty period has expired and further
that noted deficiencies have been completed in general conformance to the plans
and specifications;
vi. that any liens registered in
regard to the contract have been released and/or paid by the Developer;
vii. and further, that the two
year maintenance obligations had been performed during the warranty period,
failing which, the City shall use the remaining funds at its sole discretion to
compensate for the unfulfilled obligations.
c. or alternatively, Wykland Estates Inc. may invoice the City for 100% of approved
costs two years after the date of Total Completion provided items b, i through
vii, as listed above, have occurred to the City’s satisfaction; and,
D. That Owners/Developers within
the Cornell Community, including Wykland Estates Inc. not receive any credit towards park
development charges and continue to pay the park development charge at the building
permit stage for all present and future development phases of this subdivision;
and,
E. That Wykland Estates
Inc. hire a landscape
architect who is a Full Member of the OALA having custody and use of the
Association seal, approved by the City , to provide professional design,
contract document, and contract administration services, to the satisfaction of
the City as outlined in Appendix ‘B’; and,
F. That Wykland
Estates Inc. follow the
City’s standard Park Development Process which includes development of several
design concepts, holding community input meetings, presentation to selected
Standing and Advisory Committees as applicable, as well as review and approval
by the Planning and Urban Design Department in consultation with the Parks
Operations Department; and,
G. That Wykland Estates
Inc. competitively tender
out the construction of the park works to the satisfaction of the City
including providing the City with a copy of all bids submitted within 24 hours
of tender close. The successful bidder will be responsible to construct and
maintain the park from the time park construction is begun until Final
Acceptance by the City; and,
H. That, notwithstanding the
requirement noted above in Condition (G), Wykland Estates Inc. shall tender and award a maintenance
contract for the park to City standards.
The maintenance contract for the park must be tendered and awarded at
the same time as the construction contract and cover a minimum period of 2
years detailed maintenance as outlined in Appendix ‘C’ (“Developer Obligations:
Two Year Maintenance Activities”) to the City’s satisfaction and that
maintenance of the park shall continue until Final Acceptance of the park. Costs for the 2 year (minimum) maintenance
contract are the responsibility of Wykland Estates Inc. The City will not reimburse Wykland
Estates Inc.for costs
associated with this additional maintenance obligation for the parks; and,
I. That these parks be included
in the Urban Design, Development Services Commission, Capital Budget submission
in 2014 identifying the total budget in the amount of $599,500 which includes
the amount to be reimbursed, the HST and the internal charges; and further,
3) That staff be authorized and directed to do all things
necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
8. PRELIMINARY REPORT
APPLICATION FOR ZONING BY-LAW
AMENDMENT
TO PERMIT A NEW MIXED USE
BUILDING AT
369 MAIN ST. N. (JOHN BAIRD)
(ZA 13 124510) (10.5)
Report
Karen Rea made a deputation to enquire about the footprint
of the original building and parking.
Staff advised that the information will be provided at
the Public Meeting.
Moved by: Councillor Alex Chiu
Seconded by: Councillor Carolina Moretti
1) That the deputation by
Karen Rea regarding the application for a Zoning By-law Amendment at 369 Main
St. N. (John Baird), be received; and,
2) That the Report entitled “PRELIMINARY REPORT, Application
for a Zoning By-law Amendment to permit a new Mixed Use Building at 369 Main
St. N., (John Baird)”, dated April 9, 2013 be received; and,
3) That a Public Meeting be held to consider the rezoning
application by John Baird; and further,
4) That staff be authorized and directed to do all things
necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
9. RECOMMENDATION REPORT
BRIARWOOD HOMES (MARKHAM) LTD.
APPLICATIONS TO AMEND THE
SECONDARY PLAN
AND ZONING BY-LAW AND FOR SITE
PLAN APPROVAL
TO PERMIT A TOWNHOUSE
DEVELOPMENT
AT 2 HAVELOCK GATE
(OP 09 113033, ZA 09 113040
& SC 113042)
(10.3, 10.5 & 10.6)
Report
Development Services Committee had deferred this matter on March 19,
2013, at the request of the Ward Councillor.
Jim Baird, Commissioner of Development Services introduced this matter
and gave a brief history of the development applications for this property in the
past.
John Bousfield, representing the applicant, gave a presentation
displaying the elevations, architectural details, landscape plan, and site plan.
The Committee noted that this parcel will complete the community, and
that this highly visible location that must compliment the existing
neighbourhood. Another development at Bullock Drive and Highway 48 was
recommended as an example of quality design. The Committee requested to see the
colour of the brick, and made suggestions regarding the placement of the brick
on the on south elevation of south building, and for elevations visible from 14th
Avenue. Additional planting or screening was requested for the north side of
the visitor parking area, to minimize visibility from 14th Avenue. A
coloured rendering of a similar development by the applicant provided a better
indication of the colour of the brick. Staff will provide material samples and
revised drawings to the Committee members.
Issues of concern for the residents were discussed with respect to
prohibiting parking on the west side of Halvelock Gate, and providing a right-in
right-out turn on 14th Avenue and a right-turn lane on Havelock
Gate, as well as a bus stop. Safety issues relating to the location of the playground
adjacent to 14th Avenue were also noted. The Committee directed that
the fence along Havelock Gate be of a decorative metal material, and be
restricted to 5 feet in height. Staff will pursue a restrictive covenant for
this item.
The Committee also discussed the snow storage location and the
irregular configuration of the back yards for the southerly lots.
Debbie Wong, representing the Rouge Fairways Residents’ Association, agreed
that this development will complete the community. Ms. Wong discussed the
residents concerns: ensure the density, quality, and value of the new houses
are comparable to the existing community; a wrought iron fence is preferred along
14th Avenue and Havelock Gate; the play area location is not safe next
to 14th Avenue; the location for snow storage; and provision of a turning
lane.
Moved by: Councillor
Logan Kanapathi
Seconded by: Councillor
Alex Chiu
1) That the correspondence and
deputation by Debbie Wong on behalf of the Rouge Fairways Residents'
Association regarding the applications by Briarwood Homes (Markham), be
received; and,
2) That the report dated March 19, 2013 titled “RECOMMENDATION
REPORT, Briarwood Homes (Markham) Ltd., Applications to amend the Secondary
Plan and Zoning By-law and for Site Plan Approval to permit a townhouse development
at 2 Havelock Gate, File Nos: OP 09 113033, ZA 09 113040 & SC 113042”, be
received; and,
3) That the record of the Public Meetings held on September 8th,
2009 and February 1st, 2011 regarding the applications to amend the
Rouge North Secondary Plan (OP 09 113033) and to amend Zoning By-law 90-81, as
amended (ZA 09 113040), submitted by Briarwood Homes (Markham) Ltd, be
received; and,
4) That the application (OP 09 113033) submitted by Briarwood
Homes (Markham) Ltd. to amend the Rouge North Secondary Plan (OPA 81), as
amended, to permit a townhouse development at 2 Havelock Gate, be approved, and
the draft Secondary Plan amendment attached as Appendix ‘C’ be finalized and
adopted without further notice; and,
5) That the application (ZA 09 113040) submitted by Briarwood
Homes (Markham) Ltd. to amend Zoning By-law 90-81, as amended, to permit a
townhouse development at 2 Havelock Gate, be approved, and the draft Zoning
By-law amendment attached as Appendix ‘D’ be finalized and enacted without
further notice; and,
6) That the Site Plan application (SC 09 113042) submitted by
Briarwood Homes (Markham) Ltd. to facilitate a townhouse development at 2
Havelock Gate be endorsed in principle, subject to conditions attached as
Appendix ‘A’; and,
7) That Site Plan Approval (SC 09 113042) be delegated to the
Director of Planning and Urban Design or his designate, to be issued following
execution of a site plan agreement; and,
8) That a restrictive
covenant be incorporated to ensure the fencing along Havelock Gate is of an
appropriate material and a maximum of five feet in height; and,
9) That Pre-2011 servicing allocation for 25 townhouses be
assigned to the proposed development; and,
10) That the City reserves the right to
revoke or reallocate the servicing allocation should development not proceed in
a timely manner; and further,
11) That Staff be authorized and directed to
do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
10. DRAFT OFFICIAL PLAN 2012
PUBLIC CONSULTATION OVERVIEW
(10.0)
Report Figure
1 Appendix
A Appendix
B Appendix
C Appendix
D Communications
Councillor Valerie Burke disclosed an interest with respect to Item No.
10 regarding the draft Official Plan relating to Thornhill Revitalization, by
nature of a family owned business in the Thornhill area, and did not take part in the
discussion of, or vote on the question of the approval of this matter.
Development Services Committee deferred this matter on March 19, 2013,
for further discussion.
Jim Baird, Commissioner of Development Services introduced
the update on the draft Official Plan.
Marg Wouters, Senior Manager, Policy
and Research, gave a presentation regarding the public consultation program and
correspondence/comments received to date. A Public Meeting has been scheduled
for April 23, 2013, preceded by an Open House on April 11. Council adoption of
the revised Official Plan is anticipated before the summer.
Outstanding matter such as parks and
open space, parkland dedication, area and site specific policies, Thornhill
Revitalization, and the proposed Rouge National Urban Park, were outlined. The
Committee questioned issues relating to non-agricultural uses, the Green Belt
Plan, the future urban area, the designation of the proposed Sports Park, the
second flyover for Buttonville Airport, the Metrolinx Mobility Hub, and Rouge
National Urban Park.
Discussions included the significant
issue of Employment Land Conversions, which will be considered at Development
Services Committee in May, 2013. A two-step process is proposed, whereas the
onus is on the property owner to provide justification under the criteria of
Places to Grow: if supported by Council, it would then proceed to the public
consultation process. The Committee discussed the directions previously given regarding
the Canac Kitchens property in this regard.
Nick Pillegi, on behalf of Times Group,
discussed the proposal for mixed use employment by Galleria Development at
Highway 7 and South Park Road. It was suggested by a member of the Committee that
surrounding property owners are generally supportive.
Alena Gotz made a deputation on behalf
of Aileen-Willowbrook Ratepayers Association, regarding the revitalization of
the Thornhill industrial area and provided a copy of her statement. Ms. Gotz
discussed the resolution of the Development Services Committee on March 19,
2013 regarding prohibition of auto body repair shops, the Community Improvement
Plan, and compliance with the “no Certificate of Approval” clause. Staff
responded that auto body repair shops and auto repair shops are interchangeable
in intent; that the CIP could be noted in the new Official Plan but would be a
separate process; and the Certificate of Approval issue will require developing
protocols with the Ministry of the Environment. The Ward Councillor clarified
that the CIP request had been withdrawn from the resolution of March 19, for
staff review.
The Committee requested a summary of
all the correspondence and comments, with responses from staff. A question was
raised regarding the inclusion of the land area west of McCowan Road that is
not currently included within the recommended Official Plan.
Moved by: Mayor
Frank Scarpitti
Seconded by: Deputy
Mayor Jack Heath
1) That the following communications
providing comments regarding the draft Official Plan be received:
1.
Matthew
Cory, Malone Given Parsons Ltd.
2.
Patricia A.
Foran, Aird & Berlis
3.
Alena Gotz,
Aileen-Willowbrook Ratepayers Association; and,
2) That the deputations by Nick Pillegi on
behalf of Times Group, and Alena Gotz on behalf of Aileen-Willowbrook
Ratepayers Association, regarding the draft Official Pan be received; and,
3) That the report entitled “Draft
Official Plan 2012 – Public Consultation Overview” dated March 19, 2013, be
received; and further,
4) That the correspondence relating to the Draft Official Plan
attached in Appendix ‘C’ to this report, be received.
CARRIED
11. BILD COMMENTS ON THE REVIEW OF
PARKLAND DEDICATION BY-LAW,
POLICIES AND PRACTICES (10.0)
Correspondence
Moved by: Regional Councillor Gord Landon
Seconded by: Councillor Alex Chiu
That the correspondence dated April 1, 2013 from Danielle Chin, Senior
Planner, Policy & Government Relations, Building Industry and Land
Development Association (BILD) providing comments on the "Review of
Parkland Dedication By-Law, Policies and Practices" be received.
CARRIED
12. IN-CAMERA MATTER (8.0)
The Committee consented to defer this matter to a
later date.
“That, in
accordance with Section 239 (2) of the Municipal Act, Development
Services Committee resolve into an in-camera session to discuss the following
confidential matter:
1) Personal matters about an identifiable
individual, including municipal or local board employees.
[Section 239 (2) (b)]”
ADJOURNMENT
The Development Services
Committee meeting adjourned at 2:00 PM.
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