Development Services Committee Minutes
May 23, 2017, 9:30
AM to 3:00 PM
Council Chamber
All
Members of Council
Development
Services Issues Culture
and Economic Development Issues
Chair: Regional Councillor Jim
Jones Chair: Councillor Alex Chiu
Vice-Chair: Councillor Don Hamilton Vice-Chair: Councillor Alan Ho
Transportation and Engineering
Capital Projects Issues
Chair: Regional Councillor Joe Li
Vice-Chair: Regional Councillor Nirmala
Armstrong
Attendance
Regrets
Councillor Alex Chiu
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Andy Taylor, Chief Administrative
Officer
Jim Baird, Commissioner of
Development Services
Brenda Librecz, Commissioner of Community
& Fire Services
Stephen Chait, Director, Culture and
Economic Development
Catherine Conrad, City Solicitor and
Acting Director of Human
Resources
Corinna Ghaznavi, Public Art
Coordinator
Regan Hutcheson, Manager of Heritage
Planning
Biju Karumanchery, Director of
Planning and Urban Design
Brian Lee, Director of Engineering
Kitty Bavington, Council/Committee Coordinator
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The Development Services
Committee convened at the hour of 9:32 a.m. in the Council Chamber with Regional
Councillor Jim Jones in the Chair. Councillor Alan Ho assumed the Chair
for Culture and Economic Development item No. 20. Regional
Councillor Joe Li assumed the
Chair for Transportation and Engineering Capital Projects items, Nos. 4, 17,
18, and 19.
The Committee recessed from 11:15 a.m. to 11:25 a.m., and from 12:32 p.m.
to 1:15 p.m.
DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
-
None declared
1. PRESENTATION
OF SERVICE AWARDS (12.2.6)
City of Markham Staff:
James Barber, Waterworks Operator II, Environmental Services, 25
years
Claudia Marsales, Senior Manager, Waste Management &
Environment,
Environmental
Services, 15 years
Robert Kerfoot, Facility Operator I, Recreation Services, 15 years
Shane Manson, Senior Manager Revenue & Property Taxation,
Financial Services, 15 years
Colin Moore, Tax Certificates Clerk, Financial Services, 10 years
Alexander Freeman, Public Education Officer, Fire & Emergency
Services, 10 years
Prathapan Narendrakumar, Senior Manager ROW & Environmental
Assets,
Asset Management,
10 years
Christina Kakaflikas, Manager, Special Projects, Culture and
Economic Development, 10 years
Kathleen Roach, Building Inspector I, Building Standards, 10 years
Ronji Borooah, City Architect, Planning & Design, 10 years
Jason MacDonald, Truck Driver, Operations, 5 years
Yves Legault, Application Support Specialist, Information
Technology Services, 5 years
Rashidul Hassan, Engineering Technologist/Inspector, Engineering,
5 years
Matthew Ribble, Arborist, Operations, 5 years
Riccardo Giovane, General Maintenance, Operations, 5 years
Cherylann Rego, Program Coordinator, Culture and Economic
Development, 5 years
Jesse Brooks, Arborist, Operations, 5 years
Tiffany Mak, Manager, Culture and Economic Development, 5 years
Shipra Singh, Senior Asset Coordinator, Environmental Services-Assets,
5 years
Matthew Cummings, Facility Operator II - Cornell CC, Recreation
Services, 5 years
2. DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES COMMITTEE MINUTES
- May 8, 2017 (10.0)
Minutes
Moved by: Regional Councillor Joe Li
Seconded by: Councillor Amanda Collucci
That the
minutes of the Development Services Committee meeting held May 8, 2017, be
confirmed.
CARRIED
3. DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES
- May 2, 2017 (10.0)
Minutes
Moved by: Regional Councillor Joe Li
Seconded by: Councillor Amanda Collucci
That the
minutes of the Development Services Public Meeting held May 2, 2017, be
confirmed.
CARRIED
4. STAFF UPDATE ON METROLINX'S
“CREATING CONNECTIONS” (5.10)
Presentation
On May 8, 2017 Development Services Committee postponed the above
subject matter to the meeting this date.
Brian Lee, Director of Engineering, gave a presentation entitled ‘Staff
Update on Metrolinx’s “Creating Connections”’ as a follow-up to Metrolinx’s
presentation on April 24, 2017.
Staff responded to questions
from the Committee regarding the survey for the Stouffville Corridor Station
Access Modes; enhancing the rail system to high-speed trains; potential station
locations and intensification areas; the ”Missing Link” and freight traffic
diversion; the importance of infrastructure investments; and, establishing a
sub-committee to monitor the progress of transit initiatives of various levels
of government, and to advise Council on transit matters.
The Committee supported
appointing the Mayor and the four Regional Councillors to the sub-committee.
Seconded by: Regional
Councillor Nirmala Armstrong
1) That the May 23, 2017
staff presentation entitled ‘Staff Update on Metrolinx’s “Creating Connections”’ be received; and,
3) That staff be
authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to this
resolution.
CARRIED
5. HISTORIC UNIONVILLE COMMUNITY
VISION COMMITTEE NOTES
- February 15, 2017 (10.0)
Notes
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
That the notes of the Historic Unionville Community
Vision Committee meeting held February 15, 2017, be received for information
purposes.
CARRIED
6. MAIN
STREET MARKHAM COMMITTEE MINUTES
- January 18, 2017 (16.0)
Minutes
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
That the minutes of the Main
Street Markham Committee meeting held January 18, 2017, be received for
information purposes.
CARRIED
7. PRELIMINARY REPORT
APPLICATION FOR ZONING BY-LAW
AMENDMENT
BY THE RICE GROUP TO PERMIT A
1,115M2 (12,000FT2)
TWO STOREY OFFICE BUILDING
AT 11258 WOODBINE AVENUE
FILE NO.’S: ZA 16 106902 (WARD
2) (10.5)
Report
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
That the Staff report titled “Preliminary Report Application for Zoning
By-law Amendment by the Rice Group to permit a 1,115m2 (12,000ft2)
two storey office building at 11258 Woodbine Avenue File No.’s: ZA 16 106902
(Ward 2)”, be received.
CARRIED
8. REPORT ON INCOMING PLANNING
APPLICATIONS
FOR THE PERIOD OF FEBRUARY 1,
2017 TO APRIL 3, 2017 (10.0)
Report
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
1) That the report entitled “Report on Incoming Planning
Applications for the period of February 1, 2016 to April 3, 2017”, be received
and direct staff to process the applications in accordance with the approval
route outlined in the report; and,
2) That Staff be authorized and directed to do all things
necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
9. PRELIMINARY REPORT
KYLEMORE COMMUNITIES (YORKTON)
LIMITED
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT
APPLICATION
TO PERMIT 132 TOWNHOUSE UNITS
AT 9350-9392 KENNEDY ROAD
AVENUE
(WEST SIDE OF KENNEDY ROAD AND
NORTH OF 16TH
AVENUE AT BECKETT AVENUE), WARD 6
FILE NO: ZA 17 154127 (10.5)
Report
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
That the report dated May 23, 2017 titled “PRELIMINARY REPORT, Kylemore
Communities (Yorkton) Limited, Zoning By-law Amendment Application to permit
132 Townhouse units at 9350-9392 Kennedy Road Avenue (West side of Kennedy Road
and north of 16th Avenue at Beckett Avenue), Ward 6”, be received.
CARRIED
10. PRELIMINARY REPORT
APPLICATION FOR ZONING BY-LAW
AMENDMENT
BY RIVERWALK MEADOWS INC. C/O
QX4 INVESTMENTS LTD.
TO FACILITATE THE CREATION OF
8 RESIDENTIAL LOTS
AT 7605 9TH LINE, 7597 9TH
LINE & BLOCK 228, PLAN 65M-3976
(WARD 7)
FILE: ZA 17 132402 (10.5)
Report
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
That the report
titled “PRELIMINARY REPORT, Application for Zoning By-law Amendment by
Riverwalk Meadows Inc. c/o QX4 Investments Ltd. to
facilitate the creation of 8 residential lots at 7605 9th Line, 7597
9th Line & Block 228, Plan 65M-3976 (Ward 7), File ZA 17 132402”
be received.
CARRIED
11. ACCEPTANCE FOR MAINTENANCE
OF PLANS OF SUBDIVISION
REGISTERED PLAN NUMBERS:
65M-4317, 65M-4326, 65R-21556
(PARTS 21 & 29)
(WARD 6) (10.7)
Report
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
1) That the report entitled “Acceptance for Maintenance of
Plans of Subdivision, Registered Plan Numbers: 65M-4317, 65M-4326, 65R-21556
(Parts 21 & 29)”, be received; and,
2) That the municipal services in Subdivision Registered Plan
numbers 65M-4317, 65M-4326, 65R-21556 (Parts 21 & 29), be Accepted for
Maintenance; and,
3) That the Acceptance for Maintenance Period commence as of
January 01, 2017, which is the date the subdivisions were eligible for
acceptance; and,
4) That the Community Services Commission accept the
responsibility for operating and maintaining the municipal infrastructure
within the subdivisions as part of the City’s asset; and,
5) That future operating budgets be adjusted to include the
operations and maintenance of the above subdivisions; and,
6) That by-laws as shown on Attachment ‘D’, be enacted by
Council to establish each of the roads within the residential subdivisions as a
public highway of the City of Markham; and,
7) That the by-law as shown on Attachment ‘E’, to amend
Schedule ‘12’ of Traffic By-law #106-71, by including compulsory stops to the
indicated streets, be enacted; and,
8) That the by-law as shown on Attachment ‘F’, 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 enacted; and,
9) That the by-law as shown on Attachment ‘G’, to amend
Schedule ‘C’ of the Parking of Vehicles By-law #2005-188, by including
prohibited parking on the streets indicated, be enacted; and,
10) 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 Acceptance for Maintenance Period have been completed; and further,
11) That Staff be authorized and directed to
do all things necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
12. PRELIMINARY REPORT
APPLICATION BY 2504373 ONTARIO
INC.
FOR A ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT
TO FACILITATE THE RENOVATION
AND
EXPANSION TO THE EXISTING SINGLE
DETACHED DWELLING
TO ACCOMMODATE COMMERCIAL USES
INCLUDING
MEDICAL OFFICE, RESTAURANT AND
RETAIL USES
NORTH OF ENTERPRISE
BOULEVARD/UNIONVILLE GATE
ON THE EAST SIDE OF MAIN
STREET
37 MAIN STREET (WARD 3)
FILE NO: ZA 16 178440 (10.5)
Report
The Committee questioned why a restaurant is being considered. Staff
will confirm that the applicants are requesting this use, prior to the Public
Meeting.
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Councillor Logan Kanapathi
1) That the report dated May 23, 2017 titled “PRELIMINARY
REPORT, Application by 2504373 Ontario Inc. for a Zoning By-law Amendment to
facilitate the renovation and expansion to the existing single detached
dwelling to accommodate commercial uses including medical office, restaurant
and retail uses north of Enterprise Boulevard/Unionville Gate, on the east side
of Main Street”, be received; and,
2) That notice for the public meeting to consider the zoning
by-law amendment application (ZA 16 178440) be provided in accordance with the
standard notification process rather than the enhanced notification procedures
for Markham Centre applications.
CARRIED
13. RECOMMENDATION REPORT
WYKLAND ESTATES INC.
(MATTAMY HOMES CORPORATION)
SITE PLAN APPROVAL APPLICATION
FOR A
MIXED-USE SIX-STOREY
CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT BUILDING
AND SIX STACKED TOWNHOUSE
DWELLINGS
ON THE EAST SIDE OF BUR OAK
AVENUE
SOUTH OF RUSTLE WOODS AVENUE
(WARD 5)
FILE: SC 16 140975 (10.6)
Report
Representatives of
Q4A Architects and Mattamy Homes, on behalf of the applicant, provided site
plan and elevation drawings, and responded to comments from the Committee.
Moved by: Councillor
Colin Campbell
1) That the report titled “RECOMMENDATION REPORT, Wykland Estates
Inc. (Mattamy Homes Corporation), Site Plan Approval Application for a mixed
use six-storey condominium apartment building and six
stacked townhouse dwellings on the east side of Bur Oak Avenue, south of Rustle
Woods Avenue (Ward 5),
File SC 16 140975, dated April 24, 2016, be received; and,
2) That
the presentation by Wykland Estates Inc. (Mattamy Homes Corporation) regarding
the proposed development consisting of a mixed use six-storey condominium
apartment building and six stacked townhouse dwellings, be received; and,
3) That the Site Plan application (SC 16 140975) submitted by
Wykland Estates Inc. (Mattamy Homes Corporation) to facilitate a development
consisting of a mixed-use six-storey condominium apartment building and six
stacked townhouse dwellings be endorsed in principle, subject to the conditions
attached as Appendix ‘A’; and,
4) That Site Plan Approval (SC 16 140975) be delegated to the
Director of Planning and Urban Design or his designate; not to be issued prior
to the execution of a site plan agreement and Section 37 Agreement; and,
5) 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
agreement is not executed within that period; and,
6) That the City’s 2009 Policy requiring all medium and high density
residential developments to achieve at least LEED Silver, be waived, subject to
the implementation of the sustainability initiatives outlined in this report,
to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Development Services; and,
7) That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute a Section
37 Agreement with the owner; and further,
8) That Staff be authorized and directed to do all things
necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
14. BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION (HERITAGE
PERMIT)
FILE NO. 17 161212
1 THOMSON COURT, MARKHAM
APARTMENT BALCONY
REFURBISHMENT (WARD 4) (10.13)
Report
The
Committee questioned the Heritage Markham recommendation, noting that this is
not a heritage building. Regan Hutcheson, Manager of Heritage Planning, explained the Heritage Committee's
position.
The Committee recommended that
bird-friendly measures be added. The Chair of the Rougebank Foundation at 1 Thomson Court was in attendance, and advised
that bird-friendly measures could be considered.
Moved by: Councillor Colin
Campbell
Seconded by: Councillor Alan
Ho
1) That the staff report entitled “Building Permit Application
(Heritage Permit), File No. 17 161212, 1
Thomson Court, Markham Village, Apartment Balcony Refurbishment”, dated May 23,
2017, be received; and,
2) That the recommendation from the Heritage Markham Committee
indicating that the proposed balcony treatment is not supported be received;
and,
3) That the balcony
improvements include bird-friendly measures; and,
4) That Markham Council has no objection to Building Permit
Application 17 162212 which includes a Heritage Permit for alterations within a
heritage conservation district; and further,
5) That Staff be authorized and directed to do all things
necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
15. LETTER OF CREDIT
26 ALBERT STREET, MARKHAM
VILLAGE
(WARD 4) (7.0, 16.11)
Memo
The Committee noted that the
Councillor requesting this item was not in attendance, and agreed to defer this
matter.
Moved by: Councillor Colin Campbell
Seconded by: Councillor Don
Hamilton
That the memorandum dated May
23, 2017 entitled "Letter of Credit - 26 Albert Street, Markham
Village" be deferred to the next Development Services
Committee meeting.
CARRIED
16. UPDATE REPORT
1771107 ONTARIO INC. (TIMES
GROUP INC.)
SOUTH SIDE OF HIGHWAY 7, EAST
OF WARDEN AVENUE
APPLICATION FOR ZONING BY-LAW
AMENDMENT
TO PERMIT AN INCREASE IN THE
MAXIMUM PERMITTED
NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS AND
MAXIMUM PERMITTED
BUILDING HEIGHT IN THE TIMES
GROUP’S UPTOWN
MARKHAM DEVELOPMENT. (WARD 3)
FILE NO. ZA 16 164154 (10.5)
Report
Jim Baird, Commissioner of
Development Services introduced this matter and provided an overview of the
proposal, noting the additional correspondence received from Transport Canada
and from the public.
Reid McAlpine, representing
the Unionville Residents Association, stated that the Association remains opposed
to the proposal, due to the impact on transportation infrastructure, and
suggested that approval be contingent on confirmation from York Region that
proper public transit services will be provided. Mr. McAlpine provided a
written copy of his comments.
The Committee discussed the
advancement of the local road network, ensuring comprehensive development for
the rest of the plan, height issues, and the provisions of the height exemption
by Transport Canada. Lincoln Lo of Malone Given Parsons Ltd., representing the
applicant, provided up-to-date information and will submit a copy of the
applicant’s original request leeter to Transport Canada, identifying the
subject property. The Committee requested that coloured renderings of the
building be circulated.
Arina Nummi spoke in
opposition to the proposal with respect to height and density issues, and noted
that a petition in objection is being prepared. The Committee directed that staff
share the wind and shadowing studies with Ms. Nummi.
Staff noted that if the staff
recommendation is endorsed, this matter will go directly to Council.
Moved by: Councillor Don
Hamilton
Seconded by: Regional
Councillor Nirmala Armstrong
1)
That the deputations by Reid McAlpine,
representing the Unionville Residents Association, and Arina Nummi, regarding
the application by 1771107 Ontario Inc. (Times Group Inc.), be received;
and,
2)
That the written submissions from Reid McAlpine,
representing the Unionville Residents Association, Lincoln Lo of Malone Given
Parsons Ltd, with correspondence from Joseph M. Szwalek, Transport Canada, Stacey
Connors, Arina Nummi, Justin Hui, and Becky Sin, regarding the application by 1771107
Ontario Inc. (Times Group Inc.), be received; and,
3) That the staff report dated May 23, 2017, titled “UPDATE
REPORT, 1771107 Ontario Inc. (Times Group Inc.), South side of Highway 7, east
of Warden Avenue, Application for zoning by-law amendment to permit an increase
in the maximum permitted number of dwelling units and maximum permitted
building height in the Times Group’s Uptown Markham development. (Ward 3), File
No. ZA 16 164154” be received, and further,
4) That the application by 1771107 Ontario Inc. (Times Group
Inc.), South side of Highway 7, east of Warden Avenue, Application for zoning
by-law amendment to permit an increase in the maximum permitted number of
dwelling units and maximum permitted building height in the Times Group’s
Uptown Markham development. (Ward 3), File No. ZA 16 164154” be approved.
CARRIED
17. SPY COURT PROPOSED PARKING PROHIBITION
(5.10)
Report
Brian Lee, Director of Engineering, explained the recommendation to
prohibit parking on the north side of Spy Court.
The Committee reviewed correspondence received on this matter, suggesting
that the local businesses require street parking. Concern was expressed for
access by emergency and snow clearing vehicles. Staff were directed to consult
with the businesses in question prior to Parking By-law 2005-188 being amended.
Seconded by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
1) That the written
submissions from Andrus King of Briarlane, and Azam Bhaloo of The Foray Group,
regarding Spy Court Parking Prohibition, be received; and,
2) That
the report entitled “Spy Court Parking Prohibition,” be
received; and further,
3)
That the prohibition of parking on Spy Court be referred back to staff
for discussions with the business operators on Spy Court.
CARRIED
18. ROSE WAY PROPOSED
PARKING PROHIBITION (WARD 4)
(5.10)
Report
Brian Lee, Director of Engineering, explained the recommendation to
prohibit parking on Rose Way, in response to a petition from local residents.
There have been issues relating to hospital parking. Staff advised that all
residents on the street have been surveyed regarding this matter and the
Committee requested that this be confirmed by contacting the residents again. A
confidential telephone survey was suggested. Permit parking and other options
were discussed.
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
1) That the written submission from Eira Keay regarding Rose Way Parking
Prohibition, be received; and,
2) That
the report entitled “Rose Way Proposed Parking Prohibition,” be
received; and,
3)
That the prohibition of parking on Rose Way be referred back to staff to
ensure all residents on Rose Way have been surveyed; and to consider alternate
options to a parking prohibition.
CARRIED
19. INFILL SIDEWALK PRIORITIZATION
PROCESS AND METHODOLOGY, ALL
WARDS (5.18)
Report
Brian Lee, Director
of Engineering, provided an update on the infill sidewalk programs with respect
to gaps in the sidewalk network, prioritization process and methodology.
The Committee
directed staff to report back in the fall, 2017, to provide a capital program
to prioritize and significantly achieve sidewalks on collector and arterial
roads within five years. Public support is a crucial aspect of having sidewalks
installed especially on local residential streets.
Moved by: Deputy
Mayor Jack Heath
Seconded by: Regional
Councillor Nirmala Armstrong
1) That the report entitled “Sidewalk
Infill Prioritization Process and Methodology”, be received; and,
2) That sidewalk gaps on arterial and collector roads be
prioritized; and,
3) That all sidewalk infill projects be subject to the
prioritization process and methodology defined in this report except for infill
projects that must address public safety issues as determined by the Director
of Engineering; and,
4) That any City road programmed for reconstruction be designed
to include sidewalks in accordance with the current (1997) sidewalk policy,
including as an item of clarification that sidewalks are to be provided on both
sides of a minor collector road; and,
5) That staff
report back in the fall of 2017 to provide a capital program and phasing plan to
prioritize and significantly complete the sidewalk network on collector and
arterial roads within five years; and further,
6) That Staff be authorized and directed to do all things
necessary to give effect to this resolution.
CARRIED
20. PUBLIC ART ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES
- January 11, 2017 and April
12, 2017 (16.0)
Jan.
11 April
12 Presentation
Stephen Chait, Director, Culture and
Economic Development, introduced this matter. Corinna Ghaznavi, Public Art
Coordinator, gave a presentation regarding the proposed art project recommended
by the Public Art Advisory Committee, approved and funded by the Remington
Group, for Markham Centre.
The Committee discussed illumination
and expressed concern for the potential impact on wildlife and plants. Staff
indicated that this is a downtown area that is meant to encourage public
activities, and that the lighting is adjustable and subtle, and that the theme
is sympathetic to nature. Durability of the material, the installation
location, and the maximum budget were discussed.
Moved by: Deputy Mayor Jack Heath
1) That the minutes of the
Public Art Advisory Committee meetings held January 11, 2017 and April 12,
2017, be received for information purposes; and,
2) That the following
recommendation from the April 12, 2017 Public Art Advisory Committee be
endorsed:
"That the
Public Art Advisory Committee recommend that Council endorse the commissioning
of Jill Anholt’s “Living Light” public art work for downtown Markham."
3) That the report entitled “Markham
Centre Public Art” be received; and,
4) That
a new Culture Department 2017 capital project be created for “Markham Centre
Public Art”; and,
5) That
the received funds from the Remington Group in the amount of $566,913 in the
account 087-2801255 be transferred to the new “Markham Centre Public Act”
account; and,
6) That
staff follow the Public Art Process as outlined in the Public Art Policy (2012
CFP 02), for the initial art installation, at a cost not to exceed $566,913
outlined in this report, and future public art installation within the
Remington Group’s Downtown Markham project; and further,
7) That
staff be authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to
this resolution.
CARRIED
21. NEW BUSINESS
WATER BANDITS (5.3)
Regional Councillor Nirmala Armstrong referred
to a recent article in the Economist & Sun about water bandits, and
questioned how the City is managing this challenge. Brenda Librecz, Commissioner
of Community and Fire Services explained the City’s strategy. Staff will
provide a memo to provide more information including the capital cost of locks,
potential technological solutions, and a Corporate Communications campaign to inform
the public.
ADJOURNMENT
The Development Services
Committee meeting adjourned at 3:14 PM.
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