Development
Services Committee Minutes
April 7, 2015, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Council Chamber
All Members of Council
Development Services Economic
Development
Chair: Regional
Councillor Jim Jones Chair: Councillor Alex Chiu
Vice-Chair: Councillor
Don Hamilton Vice-Chair:
Councillor Alan Ho
Transportation Issues
Chair: Regional
Councillor Joe Li
Vice-Chair: Regional
Councillor Nirmala Armstrong
Attendance
Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Regional Councillor Jim Jones
Regional Councillor Joe Li
Regional Councillor Nirmala Armstrong
Councillor Valerie Burke
Councillor
Alan Ho
Councillor
Don Hamilton
Councillor
Karen Rea
Councillor
Colin Campbell
Councillor
Amanda Collucci
Councillor
Logan Kanapathi
Councillor
Alex Chiu
Regrets
Mayor Frank Scarpitti
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Andy
Taylor, Chief Administrative Officer
Jim Baird,
Commissioner of Development Services
Alan
Brown, Director of Engineering
Daniel
Brutto, Planner
Stephen
Chait, Director, Economic Development
Catherine
Conrad, City Solicitor
Stephen Corr,
Planner II
Geoff Day,
Senior Planner, Zoning & Special Projects
Scott
Heaslip, Senior Project Coordinator
Biju
Karumanchery, Acting Director of Planning and Urban Design
Sandra
Tam, Senior Business Development Officer
Kitty
Bavington, Council/Committee Coordinator
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The Development Services Committee
convened at the hour of 9:10 AM in the Council Chamber with Regional Councillor
Jim Jones in the Chair. Councillor
Alex Chiu Chaired Economic Development item No. 9. Councillor Don Hamilton Chaired
item Nos. 10 to 14.
DISCLOSURE OF
PECUNIARY INTEREST
Councillor Alex Chiu disclosed
an interest with respect to Item # 7, Del Ridge (Mid-Town) Inc. (Greenlife Midtown),
by nature of being a former Board Member for Hagerman Corner, and did not take
part in the discussion of or vote on the question of the approval of this
matter.
1. DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
COMMITTEE MINUTES
- March 24, 2015 (10.0)
Minutes
Moved by: Councillor Colin Campbell
Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
That the minutes of the Development Services Committee meeting held
March 24, 2015, be confirmed.
CARRIED
2. DEVELOPMENT SERVICES PUBLIC
MEETING MINUTES
- March 24, 2015 (10.0)
Minutes
The
Committee agreed to amend the minutes to provide clarity on Page 5: “Traffic
Study (Submitted, reviewed and no internal
issues, but there may be external
issues)”
Moved by: Councillor Colin Campbell
Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
That the minutes of the Development Services Public Meeting held March
24, 2015, be confirmed as amended.
CARRIED
3. CYCLING AND PEDESTRIAN
ADVISORY
COMMITTEE (CPAC) MINUTES
-February 19, 2015 (16.34)
Minutes
Moved by: Councillor Colin Campbell
Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
That the
minutes of the Cycling and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (CPAC) meeting held
February 19, 2015, be received for information purposes.
CARRIED
4. YORK
REGION DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
APPLICATION FOR SITE PLAN
APPROVAL
FOR A PROPOSED THREE-STOREY
SECONDARY SCHOOL
AT 100 DONALD SIM AVENUE
FILE NUMBER SC 14-110102
(10.6)
Memo
Jim Baird, Commissioner of
Development Services, provided an overview of the Site Plan application for the
school at 100 Donald Sim Avenue. Comments from Markham's Operations Department are
summarized in the staff memo, recommending two additional conditions dealing
with off-site traffic circulation.
Doug Snider, representing the York
Region District School Board, advised that all the issues raised have been
addressed.
The Committee discussed the use of
the sports fields and access to the indoor facilities during non-school hours
for the City of Markham and the public. Brian Blackard of the York Region
District School Board advised that arrangements would be made with the City for
use of the triple-gymnasium and two of the sports fields, but not for the
practice field. The Committee requested that staff provide a memo on advancing
the development of the fields prior to construction of the school to expedite
public use.
It was noted that the school was
originally planned to be sited across from the Cornell Community Centre to
facilitate joint events; however, a future Catholic School in the vicinity may create
cooperative opportunities. The Committee requested staff provide review potential
opportunities in this regard.
Concern was expressed for traffic
congestion, drop-off locations, and parking. Staff advised that parking
standards are being reviewed as part of the comprehensive zoning review, and
noted that the elimination of Grade 13 has reduced parking requirements. Staff
was directed to report back one year after the school goes into operation on
the viability of the traffic recommendations.
Moved by:
Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by:
Councillor Colin Campbell
1) That
the Memorandum dated April 7, 2015, entitled “York Region District School
Board, Application for Site Plan Approval for a Proposed Three-storey Secondary
School at 100 Donald Sim Avenue, File Number SC 14-110102”, be received; and,
2) That
the Site Plan application (SC 14 110102) submitted by the York Region District
School Board to facilitate a three-storey secondary school at 100 Donald Sim
Avenue be endorsed in principle, subject to the revised conditions attached as
Appendix ‘C’; and,
3) That
Site Plan Approval (SC 14 110102) be delegated to the Director of Planning and
Urban Design or his designate, to be issued following execution of a site plan
undertaking; and,
4) That
site plan endorsement shall lapse after a period of three (3) years from the
date of endorsement in the event that a site plan undertaking is not executed
within that period; and,
5) That
the All Way Stopping Control By-law (attached as Appendix ‘B’) be forwarded to
Council for approval to implement four way stopping control where Donald Sim
Avenue and Almira Avenue both intersect with Bur Oak Avenue; and,
6) That staff report back
one year after school goes into operation on the viability of the traffic
recommendations; and further,
7) That Staff be authorized and directed
to do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
5. ACCEPTANCE FOR MAINTENANCE
OF PLANS OF SUBDIVISION
REGISTERED PLAN NUMBERS:
65M-3488 (BLOCKS 1, 2, 3 &
20), 65M-3490 (BLOCK 1)
65M-3491 (BLOCK 1), 65M-3493
(BLOCK 29)
65M-3494 (BLOCK 127 &
128), 65M-3610 (BLOCK 175)
65M-3567 (BLOCK 36), 65M-3788
(BLOCKS 142, 143 & 146)
65R-23185 (PARTS 30, 32 &
40), 65R-25214 (PARTS 4 & 5)
65M-4092, 65M-4097, 65M-4141
(COPPER CREEK DRIVE ONLY)
65M-4161, 65M-4180, 65M-4193,
65M-4222, 65M-4236, 65M-4237
65M-4238, 65M-4239, 65M-4247, 65M-4257, 65M-4305
65R-24026 (PARTS 1, 2 10, 12
& 13), 65M-4306, 65M-4310, 65M-4315
65M-4319, 65M-4345, 65M-4414,
AND 65R-32936 (PART 2) (10.7)
Report
The
Committee requested that Attachments 8 to 11 be provided.
Moved by:
Councillor Karen Rea
Seconded by:
Councillor Don Hamilton
That the following recommendation be
deferred to Council on April 15, 2015:
"1) That the report
entitled “Acceptance for Maintenance of Plans of Subdivision” Registered Plan
Numbers 65M-3488 (Blocks 1, 2, 3 & 20), 65M-3490 (Block 1), 65M-3491 (Block
1), 65M-3493 (Block 29), 65M-3494 (Block 127 & 128), 65M-3610 (Block 175),
65M-3567 (Block 36), 65M-3788 (Blocks 142, 143 & 146), 65R-23185 (Parts 30,
32 & 40), 65R-25214 (Parts 4 & 5), 65M-4092, 65M-4097, 65M-4141 (Copper
Creek Drive Only), 65M-4161, 65M-4180, 65M-4193, 65M-4222, 65M-4236, 65M-4237,
65M-4238, 65M-4239, 65M-4247, 65M-4257,
65M-4305, 65R-24026 (Parts 1, 2, 10, 12 & 13), 65M-4306, 65M-4310,
65M-4315, 65M-4319, 65M-4345, 65M-4414, and 65R-32936 (Part 2) be received;
and,
2) That the municipal services
in Subdivision Registered Plan numbers 65M-3488 (Blocks 1, 2, 3 & 20),
65M-3490 (Block 1), 65M-3491 (Block 1), 65M-3493 (Block 29), 65M-3494 (Block
127 & 128), 65M-3610 (Block 175), 65M-3567 (Block 36), 65M-3788 (Blocks
142, 143 & 146), 65R-23185 (Parts 30, 32 & 40), 65R-25214 (Parts 4
& 5), 65M-4092, 65M-4097, 65M-4141 (Copper Creek Drive Only), 65M-4161,
65M-4180, 65M-4193, 65M-4222, 65M-4236, 65M-4237, 65M-4238, 65M-4239, 65M-4247, 65M-4257, 65M-4305,
65R-24026 (Parts 1, 2 10, 12 & 13), 65M-4306, 65M-4310, 65M-4315, 65M-4319,
65M-4345, 65M-4414, and 65R-32936 (Part 2) be Accepted for Maintenance; and,
3) That by-laws be enacted by
Council to accept these subdivisions and to establish each of the roads within
the residential subdivisions as a public highway of the City of Markham; and,
4) That the Community Services
Commission accepts the responsibility for operating and maintaining the
infrastructure within the subdivisions as part of the City’s system; and,
5) That the Acceptance for
Maintenance Period be backdated and to commence December 1, 2014; and,
6) That acceptance of the
subdivisions be taken into consideration in future operating budgets; and,
7) That the by-law to amend
Schedule ‘12’ of Traffic By-law #106-71, by including compulsory stops to the
indicated streets, be approved; and,
8) That the by-law to amend
Schedule ‘A’ of the Speed By-law #105-71, by including a maximum speed of 40
kilometers per hour for the streets indicated, be approved; and,
9) That the by-law to amend
Schedule ‘F’ of the speed by-law #105-71, by including a maximum speed of 50
kilometers per hour for the streets indicated, be approved; and,
10) That the by-law to amend
Schedule ‘C’ of the Parking of Vehicles By-law #2005-188, by including
prohibited parking on the streets indicated, be approved; and,
11) That the Mayor and Clerk be
authorized to execute the necessary releases from the terms of the Subdivision
Agreements, subject to confirmation from the Director of Engineering that the
final two year guarantee periods have been completed; and further,
12) That Staff be authorized and
directed to do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution."
CARRIED
6. RECOMMENDATION REPORT
EP VICTORIA MANORS LTD.
10925 AND 10945 WOODBINE
AVENUE
APPLICATIONS FOR ZONING BY-LAW
AMENDMENT
AND DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION
FILE NOS. SU
& ZA 14 136727 (10.5, 10.7)
Report
Jim Baird, Commissioner of
Development Services introduced this matter and gave a brief overview, noting
the sustainability initiatives. This proposal is being developed in conjunction
with the adjacent Kylemore subdivision.
The Committee asked about the lane-based
development and the amended zoning standards. Staff will follow up with
Councillor Alan Ho before the April 15 Council meeting, on the significance of
the amended standards described on pages 114-115 of the staff report.
Stephen Armstrong, representing the applicant,
gave a brief presentation to explain on-street parking provisions and responded
to questions regarding zoning standards, the walkway to the storm water
management pond, tree preservation, and the widened buffer. Elevations and site
plan details were displayed. Staff will review the impact of winter parking
restrictions on the on-street parking.
Moved by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
Seconded by: Councillor Amanda
Collucci
1) That
the Staff report entitled “RECOMMENDATION REPORT, EP Victoria Manors Ltd., 10925 and 10945 Woodbine Avenue,
Applications for Zoning By-law Amendment and
Draft Plan of Subdivision, File No’s. SU & ZA 14 136727”, be received; and,
2) That
the record of the Public Meeting held on January 20, 2015, relating to the
applications for Zoning By-law Amendment and Draft Plan of Subdivision Approval
by EP Victoria Manors Ltd., located on the east side of Woodbine Avenue, north
of Elgin Mills Road, within the Highway 404 North Secondary Plan area, be
received; and,
3) That
Draft Plan of Subdivision 19TM-14008, identified as Project Number 14.2027
dated March 25, 2015, be endorsed subject to modifications contained in this
report and conditions of draft plan approval set out in Appendix ‘B’ to this
report; and,
4) That
Draft Plan of Subdivision 19TM-14008, identified as Project Number 14.2027
dated October 29, 2014, be finalized prior to being forwarded to Council for
approval; and,
5) That
servicing allocation for 32 units be granted to plan of subdivision 19TM-14008
from the total allocation for the Highway 404 North Secondary Plan area, assigned in accordance with the June 11, 2014
report on servicing allocation; and,
6) That
the draft plan approval for plan of subdivision 19TM-14008 will lapse after a
period of three years commencing on the date of issuance of draft plan
approval, in the event that a subdivision agreement is not executed within that
period; and,
7) That
the City reserves the right to revoke or reallocate the servicing allocation
should the development not proceed in a timely manner; and,
8) That
the Region of York be advised of the servicing allocation for this development;
and,
9) That
the draft amendments to Zoning By-laws 304-87 and 177-96 for the subject lands,
attached to this report as Appendix ‘A’, be finalized and enacted; and,
10) That
following the Region transferring jurisdiction of Woodbine Avenue to the City,
a By-law to stop and close the road over that portion of Woodbine Avenue
legally described as Part of Lot 28, Concession 4, designated as Part 1 on Reference
Plan 65R-14560 (“Part 1”) and a By-law to declare Part 1 surplus to City
requirements, be enacted; and,
11) That
following Council passing the by-laws noted in recommendation #10 above, the
Manager of Real Property be authorized to execute an agreement to convey Part 1
to EP Victoria Manors Ltd., on terms satisfactory to the Chief Administrative
Officer; and further,
12) That
Staff be authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to
this resolution.
CARRIED
7. DEL RIDGE (MID-TOWN) INC. (GREENLIFE MIDTOWN)
7768 KENNEDY ROAD (NORTH-WEST
CORNER OF 14TH AVENUE
AND KENNEDY ROAD) APPLICATION
FOR
SITE PLAN APPROVAL FOR A
6-STOREY CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT
BUILDING
FILE NO. SC 14 110234 (10.6)
Feb 3 Staff Report
Feb 3 DSC Extract
Memo
Councillor Alex
Chiu disclosed an
interest with respect to Item # 7, Del Ridge (Mid-town) Inc. (Greenlife Midtown), by nature of being a former
Board Member for Hagerman Corner, and did not take part in the discussion of or
vote on the question of the approval of this matter.
Note: On February 3, 2015, Development
Services Committee delegated the approval of the site plan application to
staff. On February 24, 2015, Council
directed that staff report back to Development Services Committee meeting for
final approval of the site plan application. The Committee received an update
memorandum dated April 7, 2015.
Jim Baird, Commissioner of
Development Services, provided a chronology of this application. A key issue is
integration with the adjacent development, Hagerman Corner, and a condition of
site plan approval requires that the parties reach an agreement on the issues. Negotiations
are ongoing between the two landowners. Staff will report back to the Committee
in the future as the matter progresses.
Staff provided
an update and explained the implications of the “technical” variances, and
advised that the proposal meets the City’s current parking requirements.
Bridget
Simon, resident at Hagerman Corner, advised that she is not aware of a recent written
agreement with the Hagerman Corner Board, and that it is hoped a settlement can
be reached rather that proceeding to the OMB. Ms. Simon's concerns included the
building height, the amended exterior materials and colours, and overflow
parking that may infringe on the facilities and parking of the current
residents.
It was
suggested that confusion regarding the colour may arise from the billboard on
14th Avenue. Staff will provide an update on the colour scheme when they report
back. The applicant will provide final drawings to be attached to site plan
agreement. With respect to parking, the new additional underground parking will
be integrated with the existing parking, as had always been anticipated in the
underlying easement agreement.
The
Committee encouraged the Hagerman Corner Board to meet with the residents prior
to finalizing the agreement.
Piper
Morley, of Borden Ladner Gervais, solicitor for the Hagerman Corner Board,
advised that the Board has met with
the residents and documented their concerns. The ongoing negotiations will
address their concerns. An update has been provided to residents and another
meeting will be held.
Moved by:
Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by:
Councillor Valerie Burke
1) That the deputations by Bridget Simon, and
Piper Morley of Borden Ladner Gervais (Hagerman Corners), regarding the
applications by Del Ridge (Mid-town) Inc. (Greenlife Midtown), be received; and,
2) That
the staff memorandum dated April 7, 2015 titled "Del Ridge (Mid-town) Inc.
(Greenlife Midtown) 7768 Kennedy Road (northwest corner of 14th Avenue and
Kennedy Road), Application for site plan approval for a 6-storey condominium
apartment building, File No. SC 14 110234", be received; and,
3) That
staff be authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to
this resolution.
CARRIED
8. RECOMMENDATION REPORT
TOWN AND COUNTRY VOLKSWAGEN
7997 KENNEDY ROAD
(EAST SIDE OF KENNEDY ROAD
BETWEEN
HIGHWAY 407 AND HELEN AVENUE)
APPLICATION FOR SITE PLAN
APPROVAL
FOR RENOVATIONS AND AN
ADDITION TO
AN EXISTING AUTOMOBILE
DEALERSHIP
FILE NO. SC 14 000009 (10.6)
Report
Jim Baird,
Commissioner of Development Services, introduced this matter and advised of an agreement
regarding conveyance of the drainage channel.
The
Committee asked about bird friendly and night-sky friendly design compliance. The
Ward Councillor requested prior consultation with staff on applications within
the ward.
Mike
Everard, representing the applicant, concurs with the staff report and
conditions of site plan approval. Mr. Everard displayed elevations of the
proposed renovations and advised that the parking configuration and landscape
buffering have been updated. He provided assurances that it will be constructed in accordance with
approved plans for night-sky and bird-friendly guidelines, with a letter of
credit.
The
Committee requested architectural coloured renderings with more details. Mr.
Everard will meet with Councillor Don Hamilton and also provide copies of the
renderings to Regional Councillor Nirmala Armstrong and Councillor Karen Rea,
prior to the Council meeting on April 15, 2015.
Moved by:
Councillor Don Hamilton
Seconded by:
Councillor Logan Kanapathi
That the following recommendation
be deferred to the April 15, 2015 Council meeting to allow the applicant to provide more detailed drawings:
"1) That the staff report
dated April 7, 2015 titled “RECOMMENDATION REPORT, Town and Country Volkswagen,
7997 Kennedy Road, (east side of Kennedy Road between Highway 407 and Helen
Avenue), Application for site plan approval for renovations and an addition to
an existing automobile dealership, File No. SC 14 000009” be received; and,
2) That the application be
endorsed, in principle; and,
3) That site plan approval be
delegated to the Director of Planning and Urban Design, or his designate, to be
issued (Site Plan Approval is issued only when the Director or his designate
has signed the signed the site plan “approved”) when the following conditions
have been met:
·
The Owner has entered into a site
plan agreement with the City and the Region of York containing all standard and
special provisions and requirements of the City and public agencies and the
provisions outlined in Appendix ‘A’ to the April 7, 2015 staff report.
·
The Owner has conveyed the drainage
channel which runs along the perimeter of the property, together with
associated access easements, to the City in the configuration generally as
shown on Figure 4 to the staff report; and,
4) That the Owner provide the
City with the required payment of 60% planning processing fees in accordance
with the City’s applicable Fee By-law; and,
5) That site plan endorsement
shall lapse after a period of three (3) years from the date of endorsement in
the event that the site plan agreement is not executed within that period; and
further,
6) That Staff be authorized
and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution."
CARRIED
9. ADVANCE BUSINESS MISSION
TO CHINA MAY 8 – MAY 20, 2015
(10.16)
Report Robert
Mok's Deputation
Sandra Tam, Senior
Business Development Officer, presented the report entitled "Advance
Business Mission To China May 8 – May 20, 2015". Markham has been invited
by the Confederation of Greater Toronto Chinese Business Association (CGTCBA)
to lead its upcoming trade and investment mission to China this November. The November
business mission is an integral part of the City's 10-year economic strategy
and addresses the objective of building Global Markham and Branded Markham. The
advance trip in May is recommended to make arrangements for the business
mission, and it is being supported and partially funded by the local Chinese
Canadian business associations to ensure the mission objectives are achieved.
Eileen Liasi
spoke in opposition to the precedent this may represent and suggested the trip
could be planned from Markham or that Chinese guests be brought here instead. Concern
was noted for the length and frequency of the business trips, and costs
involved.
Robert Mok suggested
the advance trip is unnecessary and could be done electronically or by staff
alone. Staff confirmed that reports on the outcome of all business trips are
presented to Council, and that they are available to the public.
Jim Kwan (statement read by Robert Mok) questioned why two
trips are necessary and if any business would be accomplished by visiting so
many cities.
Staff
explained Markham's successful economic strategy and the advantage of in-person
meetings and connections. Markham`s
success has been due to our appreciation of China`s business and cultural protocols
and relationship building in international markets. A key part of the strategy is
generating good will through reciprocal visits.
Discussions
included the staff/Councillor representation for the trip, and the advantages
of the Chair participating, being familiar to the business leaders and
recognized as a government leader; fiscal responsibility; criteria and benefits
of the sister-city relationships; building on the success of previous missions
and Markham's award-winning economic strategies; the extensive Chinese
investment in Markham; and, the cost being a necessary part of doing business.
Staff
advised that business mission policies and economic strategies as established
by Markham 2020, has contributed to a
strong local economy and foreign direct investment in Markham. An update of the
strategy will be launched in the fall. The Committee suggested mission reports
be provided by participating Council members, not just staff, and that sister-city
relationships not be pursued until the criteria has been reviewed.
The Chair
was challenged on the decision to vote on Clause 3, where the vote on Clause 2
had not carried; the ruling of the Chair was upheld by the Committee.
The
Committee consented to separate the clauses.
Moved by:
Councillor Colin Campbell
Seconded by:
Regional Councillor Joe Li
1) That
the report titled “Advance Business Mission To China May 8 – May 20, 2015”
dated March 10, be received; and,
CARRIED
2) That
the City be represented by Chair of Economic Development Committee (A. Chiu),
and one Senior Business Development Officer (S. Tam); and,
LOST
3) That
the total cost of the Advance Business
mission not exceed $6,000.00 and that it be expensed from within the 2015
International Investment Attraction account 610-998-5811; and further,
LOST BY TIE VOTE
4) That the deputations by Eileen Liasi, Robert Mok, and Jim Kwan,
and the written submission by Robert Mok, regarding the Advance Business
Mission to China, be received; and further,
5) That Staff be authorized and
directed to do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
Moved by:
Councillor Colin Campbell
Seconded by:
Regional Councillor Joe Li
6) That Economic Development staff be directed
not to pursue any additional sister-city relationships until the criteria is
reviewed and ratified by Council.
CARRIED
10. NEW BUSINESS
407 TRANSITWAY AND VIVA
RAPIDWAY (5.10)
A Committee member noted a news article
regarding the Environmental Assessment for the 407 Transitway expansion, and
requested information on the implications to the Viva Rapidway project. This
matter was referred to staff.
11. NEW BUSINESS
PLANNING NOTICE REQUIREMENTS
(10.0)
A Committee member requested
consideration be given to expanding the notice boundaries and time frames for
Committee of Adjustment applications, and zoning applications, and Statutory
Public Meetings, as well as amendments to sign posting requirements. This
matter was referred to staff for a report back on expenses involved, targeted
before the summer recess. A workshop on the broader issue of public
consultation as also discussed.
Moved by: Councillor Karen Rea
Seconded by: Councillor Colin
Campbell
That staff provide
a report on expenses involved in expanded notice boundaries and time frames for
Committee of Adjustment applications and Statutory Public Meetings.
CARRIED
12. NEW BUSINESS
CIVIC CENTER PARKING LOT
(12.4, 10.0)
A Committee member requested consideration
be given to preparing a Civic Center Master Plan that would include a Public
Square for events and celebrations. Staff commented on budget and timing
restraints for 2015.
Moved by: Councillor Alan Ho
Seconded by: Regional Councillor Joe
Li
That staff report back on the
process for preparing a Civic Center Master Plan to include a Public Square for
events and celebrations.
CARRIED
13. NEW BUSINESS
ROUGE NATIONAL URBAN PARK
(6.3)
Deputy Mayor Jack Heath reported
that the federal government has transferred Transport Canada lands to Parks
Canada for the RNUP. This is a significant step forward.
14. IN-CAMERA
MATTERS (10.0, 8.0)
Moved by:
Councillor Alan Ho
Seconded by:
Councillor Amanda Collucci
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 matters:
(1) DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
COMMITTEE IN-CAMERA MINUTES
- March 24, 2015 (10.0)
[Section
239 (2) (e) (e)]
(2) LITIGATION OR POTENTIAL LITIGATION,
INCLUDING MATTERS BEFORE ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS, AFFECTING THE MUNICIPALITY
OR LOCAL BOARD (OMB - WARD 4) (8.0)
[Section 239 (2) (e)]
CARRIED
Moved by
Councillor Valerie Burke
Seconded
by Councillor Amanda Collucci
That the
Development Services rise from in-camera session at 2:25 PM.
CARRIED
ADJOURNMENT
The Development Services Committee
meeting adjourned at 2:26 PM.
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