2001-11-27 - 7:00
p.m.
COUNCIL MINUTES Council Chamber, Civic Centre
Meeting
No. 23
(Canada
Room)
COMMITTEE
OF THE WHOLE
ROLL
CALL
Mayor D.
Cousens, Deputy Mayor F. Scarpitti (5:13 p.m.), Regional Councillor G. Landon,
Regional Councillor T. Wong, Regional Councillor B. O'Donnell, Councillor S.
Daurio, Councillor E. Shapero (5:10 p.m.), Councillor J. Virgilio, Councillor
G. McKelvey (7:00 p.m.), Councillor J. Heath (5:12 p.m.), Councillor D.
Horchik, Councillor K. Usman (8:30 p.m.), Councillor A. Chiu. (13)
Moved by
Regional Councillor G. Landon
Seconded by
Councillor A. Chiu
That Council
resolve itself into the Committee of the Whole to discuss the following:
(1) Richmond Hill Hydro Update (13.7)
(2) 2002 Calendar for Council & Standing
Committee Meetings (16.23)
(3) Smart Markham Consulting Assistance
(3.19)
(4) 2002 Advisory Committee/Board
Appointments (16.24)
(5) Pickering Airport Status Report (5.15.2)
(6) Municipal Memorial Brick – Juno Beach
(12.2.6)
(7) Proposed Group Home, 48 Jaffray Road (10.6)
(8) ACRA Committee Awards
Funding Increase (7.0)
(9) Bill 111 – Proposed New
Municipal Act, 2001 (13.12.2)
The Regular
Meeting of Council was held on November 27, 2001 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council
Chamber, Civic Centre. Mayor D. Cousens
presided.
(Council
Chambers)
COUNCIL
ROLL
CALL
Mayor D.
Cousens, Deputy Mayor F. Scarpitti, Regional Councillor G. Landon, Regional
Councillor T. Wong, Regional Councillor B. O'Donnell, Councillor S. Daurio,
Councillor E. Shapero, Councillor J. Virgilio, Councillor G. McKelvey,
Councillor J. Heath, Councillor D. Horchik, Councillor K. Usman (8:30 p.m.),
Councillor A. Chiu. (13)
STAFF
J. Livey,
Chief Administrative Officer
R. Robinson,
Town Solicitor
J. Sales,
Commissioner of Community Services
A. Taylor,
Commissioner of Corporate Services
M.F. Turner,
Commissioner of Development Services
B. Cribbett,
Treasurer
S. Birrell,
Town Clerk
P. Miller,
Acting Manager, Secretariat Services
A. Brown,
Director of Engineering
1. DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
Councillor J. Heath
disclosed an interest with respect to the proposed sign variance applications
by Loblaw Properties Ltd. for 200 Bullock Drive, by nature of owning property
near the Loblaw Properties Ltd. site at 200 Bullock Drive, and did not take
part in the consideration or discussion of or vote on the question of the
approval of such matter.
2. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Moved by
Regional Councillor F. Scarpitti
Seconded
Councillor G. McKelvey
That Council
rise from the Committee of the Whole and the Chairman report.
CARRIED
Mayor D.
Cousens reported the following motions passed at the Committee of the Whole
meeting:
(1) RICHMOND HILL HYDRO UPDATE (AMALCO)
(13.7)
That the verbal report from the Treasurer and the CAO regarding the
pending Richmond Hill Hydro acquisition be received.
CARRIED
(2) CALENDAR
FOR COUNCIL & STANDING COMMITTEES
MEETINGS IN 2002 (16.23)
That the 2002 Calendar for Council and Standing Committee meetings be
received as amended.
CARRIED
(3) SMART MARKHAM
CONSULTING ASSISTANCE (3.19)
That the tabled report from the Director of ITS, dated November 27,
2001, entitled “Smart Markham Consulting Assistance Update”, be received;
And that Town staff meet with members of the Smart Markham Steering
Committee to reconfirm their commitment to the fundamental principles of Smart
Markham and to confirm their intent to provide funding where appropriate;
And that the Town provide funding for consulting fees to prepare a
scaled down business plan to be used by the Smart Markham Steering Committee to
solicit funding for the start up and implementation of the Smart Markham
initiative should the Smart Markham Steering Committee confirm their intent to
provide funding where appropriate;
And that Dave Carrick be selected as the consultant at a fee of $500
plus GST per day to an upset limit of $10,000 for the purpose of preparing the
scaled down Business Plan;
And that funding for this initiative be provided at the direction of
the Treasurer;
And that Smart Markham Community Organization Inc. continue to work
with the Region of York on possible Connect Ontario funding;
And further that Mr. Dave Carrick resign as a member of the Smart
Markham Steering Committee.
CARRIED
(4) 2002
ADVISORY COMMITTEE/BOARD APPOINTMENTS (16.24)
That the following be confirmed:
ACHIEVEMENT/CIVIC RECOGNITION AWARDS
That the following be appointed to the to the
Achievement/Civic Recognition Awards Committee:
Catherine Escott November 30, 2004
A. David Taylor November 30, 2004
Ralph Persram November
30, 2004
CANADA DAY
That the following be appointed to the Canada
Day Committee subject to their confirmation:
Lise Conde November
30, 2002
Tyler Murphy November
30, 2002
Jeannette Anbinder November 30, 2002
Nancy Hogan November
30, 2002
Kwan Ho Leung November 30, 2002
Shannon Walter November 30, 2002
Javaid Khan November
30, 2002
Vijay Patel November
30, 2002
And that the Canada Day Committee establish
staggered terms of office and seek additional membership.
FREDERICK HORSMAN VARLEY ART
GALLERY OF MARKHAM BOARD
That the matter of appointing/reappointing
members to the Frederick Horsman Varley Art Gallery of Markham Board be
referred to Councillor Virgilio and Regional Councillor Wong for a report to
Council.
HERITAGE MARKHAM
That the matter of appropriate appointments
to Heritage Markham be referred to Councillors Daurio, Virgilio and Heath for a
report to Council.
MAIN STREET MARKHAM COMMITTEE
That the matter of appointments to the Main
Street Markham Committee be referred to Councillors McKelvey and Heath to
confirm the reappointment of all members and report to Council.
MARKHAM CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
That the matter of appointments to the
Markham Conservation Committee be referred to Councillors Shapero and Heath to
conduct an interview process and report to Council.
MARKHAM DISTRICT HISTORICAL
MUSEUM BOARD
That the matter of appointments to the
Markham District Historical Museum Board be referred to Councillors McKelvey
and Heath to conduct an interview process and report to Council.
MARKHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
That the matter of appointments to the
Markham Public Library Board be referred to Regional Councillor Wong and
Councillors Chiu and McKelvey to conduct an interview process, short list and
report to Council.
MARKHAM RACE RELATIONS COMMITTEE
That the matter of appointments to the
Markham Race Relations Committee be referred to Regional Councillor Wong and
Councillors Shapero and Usman to conduct an interview process, short list and
report to Council.
MARKHAM THEATRE BOARD
That the matter of appointments to the
Markham Theatre Board be referred to Regional Councillors Scarpitti and Wong
and Councillors McKelvey and Usman to conduct an interview process and report
to Council.
MILLIKEN MILLS BEAUTIFICATION
COMMITTEE
That the Milliken Mills Beautification
Committee be disbanded.
VARLEY-MCKAY ART FOUNDATION OF
MARKHAM
Beverly Shaeffer no term
CARRIED
(5) PICKERING
AIRPORT STATUS REPORT (5.15.2)
That the verbal update by Mayor Cousens regarding the Pickering
Airport, be received.
CARRIED
(6) MUNICIPAL
MEMORIAL BRICK –
JUNO BEACH CENTRE (12.2.6)
That the following wording be approved to be engraved on the Town of
Markham Municipal Memorial Brick at the Juno Beach Centre:
“In Honour of Those Who Served”.
CARRIED
(7) PROPOSED GROUP HOME
48 JAFFRAY ROAD (10.6)
That the Minister of Community and Social Services be requested to
participate in a Public Information Meeting to provide full information as to
the proposed group home at 48 Jaffray Road and the Ministry’s licensing
program;
And further that this Public Information Meeting take place in mid
December, 2001, given the scheduling of the Ontario Municipal Board hearing in
early January, 2002.
CARRIED
(8) ACRA
COMMITTEE AWARDS
FUNDING INCREASE (7.0)
That approval be granted to increase the funding authorization for the
Achievement and Civic Recognition Awards (ACRA) Committee for the ceremony to
be held in December, 2001 to $30,000 from $25,000, such cost to be charged as
per the direction of the Treasurer.
CARRIED
(9) BILL
111 – PROPOSED NEW
MUNICIPAL ACT, 2001 (13.12.2)
That the report from the Town Solicitor dated November 27, 2001,
entitled “Bill 111 – Proposed New Municipal Act, 2001”, be forwarded to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs;
And that staff bring back a further report in the early part of 2002
providing a more detailed examination of the implications of the proposed Act,
as well as a framework for working with other municipalities and interested
groups to convey their concerns with Bill 111 to the Minister in a comprehensive
and effective manner.
CARRIED
Moved by Regional Councillor F. Scarpitti
Seconded by Regional Councillor B. O’Donnell
That the Report of the Committee of the Whole
be adopted, approved and confirmed.
CARRIED
3. MINUTES
(1) COUNCIL
MEETING
- NOVEMBER 13, 2001
Moved by
Regional Councillor F. Scarpitti
Seconded by
Councillor G. McKelvey
That the
Minutes of the Council Meeting held on November 13, 2001, be adopted.
CARRIED
4. PRESENTATIONS
7:00
p.m.
(1) PUBLIC
MEETING - TRANSPORTATION
STRATEGY - MARKHAM (WARDS 4
& 5) (5.10 & 5.14)
Notice was
given that the Town will receive input from Markham (Ward 4 and Ward 5)
residents with respect to the Town of Markham's Transportation Strategy
The Town
received input from Markham (Ward 4 & Ward 5) residents with respect to the
Town of Markham's Transportation Strategy, focusing on the Town's
.Transit System
.Road Network
.Policy Initiatives
.Education and Support Programs.
5. DELEGATIONS
Council
consented to hear the Delegations (1) to (11)
(1) Mr. Glenn Schaeffer
regarding specific road, enforcement and light rail transit concerns in Markham
Wards 4 & 5. (5.10 & 5.14)
(2) Mr. Glenn Ford
requesting that mobility transportation service be extended to the
developmentally challenged. (5.10 & 5.14)
(3) Mr. Ron Keeble on
behalf of the Old Markham Village Ratepayers Association in support of
reserving lands for future traffic/transportation needs. (5.10 & 5.14)
(4) Mr. Peter Ross on
behalf of the Vinegar Hill Ratepayer Association in support of deferring the
widening of Highway 48 south of Highway 7. (5.10 & 5.14)
(5) Ms. Judi McIntyre on
behalf of Markham Village BIA expressing concern regarding the widening of
Highway 48 south of Highway 7. (5.10 & 5.14)
(6) Ms. Joan Maddock on
behalf of the Boyington Heights Ratepayers Association suggesting some GO Train
and transit/bus improvements. (5.10 & 5.14)
(7) Mr. Tupper Wheatley
expressing concern regarding the environmental impact of widening Highway 48
south of Highway 7. (5.10 & 5.14)
(8) Mr. Robert Watt
requesting transit/bus service from Box Grove to the heart of Markham. (5.10
& 5.14)
(9) Mr. Ralph Copocci in
support of the Markham By-pass. (5.10 & 5.14)
(10) Mr. Jim Kirk, Malone
Given Parsons, in support of the application by 1107656 Ontario Limited (Times
Galleria) for Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments to permit mixed
development on Blocks 41, 42, 43, 44 of Registered Plan 65M-3226. (10.3 &
10.5)
(11) Mr. Harry Froussios,
Zelinka Priamo Ltd., in support of the application by Loblaw Properties Limited
for a variance to the Sign By-law at 200 Bullock Drive. (2.16.2)
6. PETITIONS
(1) PARKING
PROBLEM AT 1 THOMSON COURT (2.17)
A petition
signed by residents of 1 Thomson Court, which reads as follows:
"It
is becoming increasingly difficult to exit from Thomson Court by car, or on
foot, because of the cars parked on Markham Road. Before we have another accident or someone gets hit by a car, we
thought we'd try one more time to see if anything can be done to make it safer.
If you agree, please sign below and
we'll forward our concerns to Markham Council for their review."
REFERRED TO THE TOWN
CLERK
& DIRECTOR OF
STREET SERVICES
7(a) REPORT NO. 73 - FINANCE & ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
Council
consented to separate Clauses (1), (7), (10) (13).
Council
consented to withdraw Clause (13). See
Clause (3) of Committee of the Whole this date.
November 19, 2001
Moved by
Regional Councillor G. Landon
Seconded by
Regional Councillor F. Scarpitti
That Report
No. 73 - Finance & Administrative Committee be received and adopted.
(1) POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
MARKHAM PROFESSIONAL FIRE
FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION
REQUEST FOR DONATION
MUNICIPAL MEMORIAL BRICK –
JUNO BEACH CENTRE (12.2.6)
That the video and verbal presentations by
Mr. Jan deVires, Director of Juno Beach Centre, and Mr. Joe Hill, Political
Action Committee, Markham Professional Fire Fighters Association, in support of
their request for donation from the Town of Markham to purchase a Municipal
Memorial Brick for the proposed Juno Beach Centre, Normandy Coast, France, be
received;
And that a $2,500.00 donation to purchase a
Municipal Memorial Brick for the proposed Juno Beach Centre, be approved;
And that the following wording be approved to be engraved on the Town
of Markham Municipal Memorial Brick at the Juno Beach Centre:
“In Honour of Those Who Served”;
And further that the Federal Government be
requested to financially support the Juno Beach Centre project.
CARRIED AS AMENDED
(See following motion to amend)
Moved by Councillor J. Virgilio
Seconded by Regional Councillor G. Landon
That Clause (1), Report No. 73 - Finance and
Administrative Committee be amended to add the following paragraph:
And that the following wording be
approved to be engraved on the Town of Markham Municipal Memorial Brick at the
Juno Beach Centre:
“In Honour of Those Who Served”;
CARRIED
(2) MILNE
CREEK RESTORATION
AND STORM WATER GRATE
BUDGET FUNDS - 2001-11-13 (7.0)
That
the presentation by Mr. Tupper Wheatley, Milne Park Conservation Association
and member of the Milne Creek Restoration Steering Committee, in support of the
Town financing the rehabilitation of Milne Creek between Drakefield Road and
Bakerdale Road, be received;
And
that the matter of the Town financing the rehabilitation of Milne Creek between
Drakefield Road and Bakerdale Road be referred to staff of the Community
Services Commission for report to the Committee of the Whole meeting on
December 11, 2001 providing costs of previous Milne Creek restoration work performed,
comments on the success of such restoration work, the possibility of funding
the required winter work portion of the project during winter 2001/2002, and
any environmental impact that may have occurred from the construction of the
Loblaws store at McCowan Road and Bullock Drive.
(3) 2002 INTERIM SPENDING AUTHORITY (7.4
& 7.5)
That
the report from the Director of Financial Reporting, entitled “2002 Interim
Spending Authority”, dated November 19, 2001, be received;
And
that Council approve pre-budget operating expenditures of up to 50% of the 2001
approved Operating Budget.
(4) BY-LAW
TO AUTHORIZE TEMPORARY
BORROWING (7.0)
That
a by-law be brought forward to authorize the temporary borrowing, if required,
of an amount not to exceed $66,700,000 from January 1, 2002 to September 30,
2002 and $33,350,000 from October 1, 2002 to December 31, 2002 to meet the
current expenditures of the Corporation until taxes are collected and other
revenues are received.
(By-law 2001-278)
(5) 1107656 ONTARIO LTD.
SALES TRAILER AGREEMENT
BLOCK 44, PLAN 65M-3226 (8.4)
That
the Town be authorized to enter into a Sales Trailer Agreement with 1107656
Ontario Inc. with respect to 130 Pond Drive and for a proposed development on
Block 44, Plan 65M-3226;
And
that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute the agreement in a form
satisfactory to the Town Solicitor;
And
that the Assistant Town Solicitor advise regarding the implementation of a
policy to ensure the necessary process has been followed prior to developers beginning
the sale of properties.
(6) APPOINTMENT
OF CHAIR -
MARKHAM THEATRE BOARD (16.24)
That Mr. Thomas Gove’s term on the Markham
Theatre Board be extended for one (1) year;
And that Ms. Sue Lynn Chong’s term on the
Markham Theatre board be extended for two (2) years.
(7) SINGLE SOURCE REPORT AND
PURCHASE OF FIRE VEHICLES AND
APPARATUS (7.15)
That Markham Fire and Emergency
Services be authorized to proceed with the standardization of the fire
apparatus fleet and that a single source supplier of fire vehicles and
apparatus be approved for a period of five (5) years;
And that Council authorize the
Fire Chief, the Manager of Purchasing, and a representative from the Finance
Department to negotiate with Safetek Emergency Vehicles, as the Canadian sales
distributor for Smeal Fire Apparatus Co. (Inc.), Nebraska, U.S.S.;
And further that staff report
back for Council approval of the final terms and conditions for the lease
and/or purchase of the aerial fire vehicles and apparatus.
CARRIED AS AMENDED
(See following motion to amend)
Moved by Regional Councillor F. Scarpitti
Seconded by Councillor J. Virgilio
That Clause (7), Report No. 73 - Finance and Administrative Committee
be amended to add the following to the end of paragraph 1:
"and that a single source of fire
vehicles and apparatus be approved for a period of five (5) years"
And that paragraph 2 be deleted in its
entirety.
CARRIED
(8) TAX WRITE OFFS SECTION 441 (7.1.13)
That
taxes totalling $109,420.40 as set out in the report from the Director,
Taxation, entitled “Tax Write Offs in Accordance with Section 441 of the
Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990”, dated November 19, 2001, be written off pursuant
to the provisions of Section 441 of the Municipal Act;
And
that the applicable penalty and/or interest charges be adjusted accordingly;
And
further that the Treasurer be directed to remove the taxes from the Collector’s
Roll.
(9) DELEGATION OF TAX RATIO
RESPONSIBILITY - 2002 (7.3)
That
the Region of York retain responsibility for setting tax ratios for 2002, in
consultation with Finance staff of the area municipalities;
And
that staff report back to Council on the proposed tax ratios prior to Regional
Council’s adoption of the ratios for 2002.
(10) TENDER
207-T-01
SPEED HUMP INSTALLATIONS
FOR 2001 TRAFFIC CALMING PROGRAM (7.12.2)
That Road Savers 2000 Ltd. be awarded the Tender 207-T-01 for
Speed Hump Installations for 2001 Traffic Calming Program in their tender amount of
$161,436.25 inclusive of 7% GST
($155,401.25 inclusive of 3% G.S.T) being the lowest acceptable bid received;
And that the
project be funded from the Technical Services Department’s 1999 Capital budget
account # 065-5300-034-005 and 2001 Capital budget account # 065-5353-2822-005;
And that the
remaining budget of $181,143.45 in account #065-5350-2822-005 be applied to
other traffic calming requests for 2001 and early 2002;
And that funding also be set aside for speed humps yet to be worked out
in Ward 2 for 2001.
CARRIED AS AMENDED
(See following motion to amend)
Moved by Councillor E. Shapero
Seconded by Councillor S. Daurio
That Clause (10), Report No. 73 - Finance and Administrative Committee
be amended to add the following paragraph:
"And that funding also be set aside for
speed humps yet to be worked out in Ward 2 for 2001."
CARRIED
(11) CORPORATE SERVICES
2001 BUSINESS PLAN (12.2)
That
the report from the Commissioner of Corporate Services, entitled “Corporate
Services 2001 Business Plan 3rd Quarter Update”, dated November 19,
2001, be received.
(12) BUTTONVILLE AIRPORT
COMMUNITY COMMITTEE (5.15.1)
That
the minutes of the August 15, 2001 meeting of the Buttonville Airport Community
Committee, be received;
And
that correspondence from Mr. Tom Crozier dated October 22 and October 31
regarding a significant increase in low-flying jet aircraft over Unionville
bound for Pearson Airport, be received;
And
further that the Mayor be requested to communicate the concerns of Council to
the Greater Toronto Airport Authority (GTAA) regarding the negative
implications of increased heavy jet traffic over Unionville/Markham.
(13) SMART MARKHAM
CONSULTING ASSISTANCE (3.19)
That the Town
provide funding for consulting fees to prepare a scaled down business plan to
be used by the Smart Markham Steering Committee to solicit funding for the
start up and implementation of the Smart Markham initiative;
And that Dave
Carrick be selected as the consultant at a fee of $10,000 plus GST for the
purpose of preparing the Business Plan;
And further
that funding for this initiative be provided at the direction of the Treasurer.
WITHDRAWN
(See Clause (3) of Committee of the Whole
this date)
(14) REQUEST FOR EXEMPTION FROM
NOISE BY-LAW – MARKVILLE MALL
(2.10)
That the request for exemption from the noise
by-law from Drainstar Contracting Ltd. to permit construction at Markville Mall
from 9:00 p.m. November 19 to 6:00 a.m. November 20, 2001, be received.
(15) OTHER COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS
- MINUTES OF FINANCE &
ADMINISTRATIVE
COMMITTEE MEETING – NOVEMBER
19, 2001 (16.0)
CARRIED
7(b) REPORT NO. 74 - ENVIRONMENT &
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Council
consented to separate Clause (1).
Moved by
Councillor J. Virgilio
Seconded by
Regional Councillor F. Scarpitti
That Report
No. 74 - Environment & Transportation Committee be received and adopted.
November 19, 2001
(1) UNIONVILLE LIONS CLUB TRILLIUM
GRANT AND THE
NAMING OF THE UNIONVILLE
LIBRARY VALLEYLAND
SECTION (3.0 & 3.19)
That
the Unionville Lions Club Trillium Grant and the Naming of the Unionville
Library Valleyland Section be deferred;
And
that the minutes of the Unionville Sub-Committee meeting held on November 23,
2001 regarding the Unionville Lions Club Trillium Grant and the naming of the
Unionville Library valleyland section, be received;
And
that the verbal update by Councillor Virgilio advising of an extension with
respect to the Unionville Lions Club Trillium Grant funding application, be
received.
AMENDED AND DEFERRED
(See following motion
to amend and defer)
Moved by Councillor J. Virgilio
Seconded by Regional Councillor F. Scarpitti
That paragraphs 1 and 2 be deleted in their
entirety.
That the following paragraphs be added:
“That the Unionville Lions Club
Trillium Grant and the Naming of the Unionville Library Valleyland Section be
deferred;
And that the minutes of the Unionville
Sub-Committee meeting held on November 23, 2001 regarding the Unionville Lions
Club Trillium Grant and the naming of the Unionville Library valleyland
section, be received;
And that the verbal update by Councillor
Virgilio advising of an extension with respect to the Unionville Lions Club
Trillium Grant funding application, be received.”
CARRIED
(2) SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD ASSISTANCE (5.12)
(3) BARRINGTON CRESCENT PARKING
RESTRICTIONS (5.12.4)
That
Schedule 01 of Parking By-law No. 336-88 providing for “No Parking Anytime” be
rescinded to remove the parking restrictions on Barrington Crescent;
And
further that the Roads Department be requested to remove the parking
restriction signs upon approval of the amending by-law to rescind Schedule 01
of Parking By-law No. 336-88.
(By-law 2001-279)
(4) LEFT TURN PROHIBITION AT BULLOCK
DRIVE AND LOBLAWS STORE (5.12)
That
Schedule 9 of Traffic By-law No. 106-71 be amended to include a left turn
restriction from Bullock Drive to the Loblaws Store.
(By-law 2001-280)
(5) TRAFFIC LIGHT AT
BAYVIEW AVENUE/
DUNSINANE DRIVE FOR THORNLEA
HIGH SCHOOL (5.12.1)
Whereas there
have been ongoing concerns about pedestrian safety at the pedestrian refuge
island on Bayview Avenue north of Dunsinane Drive to serve the students at
Thornlea Secondary School and;
Whereas the
Region of York has already approved the installation of traffic lights at
Bayview Avenue/Dunsinane Drive and has recommended implementation as part of
their 2002 capital works programme in conjunction with a relocated school
driveway and;
Whereas the
relocated school driveway will require additional time to seek approval from
the City of Toronto since they own the reservoir lands immediately north of the
high school and;
Whereas on
Thursday, November 15, 2001, a high school student was injured crossing at the
existing pedestrian refuge island;
Now therefore
be it resolved that the Town of Markham requests the Region of York to install
signals at Bayview Avenue/Dunsinane Drive as soon as possible and remove the
pedestrian refuge island and that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to
Thornlea Highschool, the York Region School Board and the York School Board
Trustee;
And that the
Clerk of the Region of York be requested to include this matter on the next
Works Committee agenda.
(6) RECYCLING IN PUBLIC PLACES (5.1)
That
the report on Recycling in Public Places dated November 19, 2001 be received
and approved as amended:
That
Town-wide implementation of public space recycling be approved;
That
the local Ward Councillors and staff consult with the affected local BIA’s and
ratepayer groups concerning the appropriate placement of the recycling bins in
designated heritage areas and report back to Committee;
That
the Town enter into a five year contract with Olifas Marketing Group Inc. (OMG)
with an option for a further five year extension;
That
OMG Media be responsible for the installation, monitoring and maintenance of
all units at no cost to the Town;
That
the collection of garbage and recycling materials from the units be the
responsibility of OMG Media and that the service levels meet or exceed the
Town’s existing service levels for litter containers currently owned and
collected by the Town;
That
OMG Media be responsible to collect, process and market all recyclable
materials collected and to receive all revenues realized from the sale of the
recyclable materials;
That
the Town be provided, at no cost, with 10% of all available advertising space
on the units the first year and then 5% of all available advertising space on
the units for the following four years and, the top and end areas of all units
be provided to the Town for the duration of the five year term;
That,
should the agreement be extended for a further five years, the Town will
receive $10 per unit per month revenue for the five years extension of the
contract;
That
all advertising sold by OMG Media must abide by the Town’s advertising
standards;
That
OMG Media be required to aggressively pursue a community based advertising
strategy for all recycling stations located in the Town;
That
the Town’s sign by-law incorporates a provision to allow for advertising on the
public space recycling stations;
And
further that the Mayor and Town Clerk execute an agreement with OMG Media
satisfactory to the Town’s Solicitor.
(7) TTC RAPID TRANSIT EXPANSION STUDY (5.14.7)
That
the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) be requested to broaden its Rapid Transit
Expansion Study to include an analysis of a GTA rapid transit network taking
into account growth outside of its current radial network expansion plan;
And
that the TTC Study include an analysis of alternative modes of rapid transit
technology such as light rail;
And
that the scope of the TTC Study be broadened to include a rapid transit
expansion to the Town of Markham;
And
that the TTC analysis be expanded to include public private partnership
opportunities;
And
further that a copy of this report be sent to the TTC, Region of York, the
Cities of Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Toronto, Ministers Brad Clark, Chris Hodgson,
The Office of the Provincial Smart Growth Secretariat and the Chair of Federal
Urban Task Force Member of Parliament Judy Sgro.
(8) OTHER
COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS
- MINUTES OF
ENVIRONMENT & TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE MEETING – NOVEMBER
19, 2001 (16.0)
CARRIED
7(c) REPORT NO. 75 - DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
COMMITTEE
Council consented to separate Clauses (2),
(7), (8), (10).
Moved by Regional Councillor F. Scarpitti
Seconded by Councillor G. Landon
That Report No. 75 - Development Services
Committee be received and adopted.
November 20, 2001
(1) ACCEPTANCE FOR
MAINTENANCE OF RESIDENTIAL
SUBDIVISIONS, REGISTERED PLAN NUMBERS: 65M-2911
(CEDARLAND PROPERTIES LTD); 65M-2901 (DENISON PROP. CORP.);
65M-3262 (HILLSTAR ESTATES INC.) (10.7)
That the services in Subdivisions, Registered
Plan Numbers 65M-2911, 65M-2901, and 65M-3262 be accepted;
That by-laws be enacted by Council to accept
these subdivisions and to establish each of the roads within the residential
subdivision as a public highway of the Town of Markham;
That the Community Services Commission assume
the responsibility for operating and maintaining the infrastructure within the
Subdivisions as part of the Town’s system;
That acceptance of the Subdivisions be taken
into consideration in future operating budgets;
That the by-law to amend Schedule ‘12’ of
Traffic By-law # 106-71, by including compulsory stop to the indicated streets
be approved;
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
to the streets indicated be approved;
That the bylaw to amend Schedule ‘I’ of the
Parking By-law # 336-88, by including a no parking zone on the streets
indicated be approved;
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.
(By-laws 2001-281 to 2001-286)
(2) MR. AND MRS. WAN, 34 FORESTER CRESCENT
REQUEST FOR MUNICIPAL ADDRESS
CHANGE (10.15)
That the request by Mr. and Mrs. Wan for an address change, from 34
Forester Crescent to 32 Forester Crescent, be approved;
And that Mr. and Mrs. Wan be responsible for cost associated with the
requested numbering change, to a maximum of $500.
CARRIED
(See following
recorded vote) (9:4)
Yeas: Deputy Mayor F. Scarpitti, Regional Councillor G. Landon, Regional
Councillor T. Wong, Councillor E. Shapero, Councillor J. Virgilio, Councillor
D. Horchik, Councillor K. Usman, Councillor A. Chiu, Mayor D. Cousens. (9)
Nays: Regional Councillor B. O'Donnell, Councillor S. Daurio, Councillor
G. McKelvey, Councillor J. Heath. (4)
(3) IRISH ROSE DRIVE, SIDEWALK LOCATION
(5.18)
That the deputations by Mr. Art Lougheed, 3
Irish Rose Drive; Mr. Ernest Kwong, 5 Irish Rose Drive; Ms. Tina Kotsiomitis, 7
Irish Rose Drive; and Ms. Kim Black, 1 Irish Rose Drive, regarding objections
to the location of the sidewalk on the south side of Irish Rose Drive, be
received;
And that correspondence objecting to the
location of the sidewalk on the south side of Irish Rose Drive, from: Alex Siu
Chong, 33 Irish Rose Drive; Stella Fan-Kwong and Ernest Kwong, 5 Irish Rose
Drive; Jason Szczur, 41 Irish Rose Drive; Peggy Wahl, 45 Irish Rose Drive; and,
Thomas Chau, 31 Irish Rose Drive, be received;
And that there
be no sidewalk constructed on Irish Rose Drive, except for the north side of
Irish Rose Drive, between Sharon Lee Drive and Irish Rose Drive, if determined
to be appropriate through discussions with the residents affected.
(4) MAIN STREET MARKHAM STUDIES:
1)MAIN STREET
MARKHAM VISION FOR THE MILLENNIUM
2)MAIN STREET MARKHAM MARKET
& PLANNING REVIEW
3)MAIN STREET MARKHAM STREETSCAPE
GUIDELINES (10.0 & 16.39)
That the Main
Street Markham Vision for the Millennium, the Main Street Markham Market and
Planning Review and the Main Street Markham Streetscape Guidelines (on file in
the office of the Town Clerk) be received and endorsed in principle;
And that the
three documents be officially forwarded to the Markham Village BIA to help
guide the activities of the BIA and individual property owners;
And that Town
staff continue to work with these documents along with the Markham Village
Heritage Conservation District Plan, Official Plan Amendment 108 and the
current zoning by-law to ensure that the overall Town objectives for the
Markham Village area are consistent and properly addressed, and to determine
any necessary changes to the Official Plan, Secondary Plan or the Zoning By-law
1229, as amended;
And that Town
staff and other interested parties be guided by the findings and direction
provided by these documents when reviewing or initiating proposed changes, in
both the public and private realms, to the Main Street Markham environment.
(5) YORK DOWNS SANITARY SEWER - FINAL
ACCEPTANCE
BERCZY VILLAGE MANAGEMENT & ANGUS GLEN VILLAGE
LTD.(5.5)
That the York Downs sanitary sewer constructed as part of the Berczy
Village Management Limited and Angus Glen Village Ltd., services-in-lieu
Agreements be given final acceptance;
And that the Community Services Commission assume the responsibility
for operating and maintaining the York Downs sanitary sewer;
And that the final acceptance of York Downs sanitary sewer be taken
into consideration in future operating budgets.
(6) DELEGATION
OF AUTHORITY TO EXECUTE
SPATIAL SEPARATION AGREEMENTS 10.0, 10.13)
That Council delegate authority for the execution of all future spatial
Separation Agreements to the Chief Building Official.
(7) LOBLAW
PROPERTIES LTD., 200 BULLOCK DRIVE
WALL SIGN VARIANCES
(01-110844, 01-110847, 01-113177, 01-113745) 2.16.2)
a) The
following increases in allowable wall sign area:
i) 01-110844 combined with 01-113745
(South/West elevation) - 9.6m2 to 30.31m²
ii) 01-110847 (South/East elevation) - 11.25m²
to 33.1m²
and;
b) In the number of wall signs per building face on the West Elevation
from:
i) 01-113177 - One (1) sign per building face to Two (2) signs
per building face (NOTE: The
installation of the second sign would increase the overall sign area of the
wall from a maximum of 20.0m² to 23.7m2 (West Elevation))
Be Denied.
DEFERRED
(See
following motion to defer)
Moved by Councillor J. Virgilio
Seconded by Councillor K. Usman
That Clause (7), Report No. 75 – Development
Services Committee be deferred to Development Services Committee on December 4,
2001 or Council on December 11, 2001, if necessary.
CARRIED
(8) GREENSBOROUGH
DEVELOPERS GROUP
DRY PERMIT REQUEST (5.5)
That the
Greensborough Developers Group dry permit request for Phase 1 be deferred to
the Development Services Committee meeting scheduled for December 4, 2001,
pending an update of the status of sewer construction;
And that a
condition of approval be added, to require the Developer to provide the Town
with copies of Purchase and Sale Agreements, demonstrating that purchasers have
been made aware of potential occupancy delays due to servicing requirements.
CARRIED
(9) CORNELL
REVIEW (10.4)
That Council reaffirm the principles of New
Urbanism as the guiding principles for the development of future phases of the
Cornell Community;
And that the
Secondary Plan, community design plan and architectural control guidelines be
updated in consultation with the residents and landowners/developers to capture
and strengthen the implementation of the vision for the Cornell Community;
And that future phases of the Cornell Community proceed on the basis of
ongoing community consultation and Peer Review in consultation with Andres
Duany and other expert practitioners of New Urbanism;
And that the Cornell Landowners be requested to work together and with
the Town to put in place the necessary plans, guidelines, Developers Group
Agreement(s) and Phasing Plans to provide for the orderly development of
Cornell;
And further that the Town expresses appreciation to all who
participated in the August 2001 Cornell Review and contributed to its success.
(10) 1212763 ONTARIO LTD.
(AZURIA)
10271, 10327, 10391 WOODBINE AVE.
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION AND REZONING
(SU 01 106774, ZA 01 106727) (10.7, 10.5)
That the
Record of Public Meeting held on October 2, 2001, regarding the proposed plan
of subdivision and implementing zoning by-law be received;
That Phase 1 of draft plan of subdivision
19TM-01002 prepared by Gagnon Law Bozzo Urban Planners Ltd., identified as
Project Number 00.704.0, be draft approved, subject to the conditions of draft
plan approval set out in Appendix ‘A’ to the report, and the following red-line
revisions:
·
Revisions to the
boundaries of the draft plan of subdivision to reflect a Phase 1 area
consisting of a maximum of 162 lots; the open space blocks adjacent to Woodbine
Avenue (Blocks 263, 265, 266, 267, 268 and 262); the Stormwater Management
Block (Block 264); the Neighbourhood Park (Block 259); the Elementary School
Block (Block 258); the north-south collector road (Street ‘A’); the
southernmost east-west collector road (Street ‘B’) located between Woodbine
Avenue and Street ‘A’; and the northern east-west collector road (Street ‘C’)
located between Woodbine Avenue and Street ‘C’;
·
Widen the right of way
of the window street portion of Street ‘G’ from 15.0 metres to 15.5 metres;
·
reconfigure lot 82
flanking onto the open space blocks,
widen the noise buffer block (Block 261), and reconfigure lots 232, 233,
233 and 234, if required, to accommodate noise fence/berm combinations, as
determined through a noise feasibility study, so that satisfactory noise
mitigation can be achieved with noise fencing and berming (fencing not to
exceed 2 metres in height);
·
reconfigure the lotting
patterns adjacent to window street portion of Street ‘G’, so that all lots
front onto the window street;
·
reconfigure the
residential blocks located between Streets ‘G’, ‘H’, ‘B’ and ‘A’ to accommodate
the draft plan revisions noted in the previous two bullet points;
·
revisions to the draft
plan of subdivision, if necessary, to meet the requirements of Condition 24.1
(TRCA requirements), and to address any minor adjustments to the development
limits associated with the Carlton Creek valley and associated environmental buffer;
·
any additional red-line
revisions required by the York Region District School Board, or other agencies,
to meet their conditions;
That any future approval of Phase 2 of Draft
Plan of Subdivision 19TM-01002, be deferred until such time as the Town has approved
additional water allocation to the Cathedral Community;
That the Ontario Municipal Board defer draft
plan approval until the applicant has submitted a noise feasibility study to
the satisfaction of the Town, and if necessary, the recommendations of that
study have been incorporated into the draft plan of subdivision;
That
the applications to amend zoning by-laws 177-96 and 304-87 be approved and the
implementing by-laws, set out in Appendix ‘B’ to this report, be enacted;
That the plan or any phase thereof not be
released for registration and the (H) Holding zoning provision not be removed
from the zoning until the Development Phasing Plan for the East Cathedral
Community is completed to the satisfaction of the Town, and until the East
Cathedral Developers Group has entered into a legal agreement with the Town to
implement the provisions of the phasing plan as approved by the Town;
That
the Town reserves the right to revoke or reallocate water supply to the Draft
Plan of Subdivision should the development not proceed in a timely manner;
That
Phase 2 of Draft Plan of Subdivision 19TM-2007 not be draft approved until
additional water allocation is assigned to the Cathedral Community or until a
Developers Group Agreement is struck and alternate arrangements for
distribution of water allocation are made and agreed to by the Town in
consultation with the Trustee for the Developer’s Group.
That
the applicant submit the required 30% subdivision processing fee for the Phase
1 portion of the subdivision.
That
the heritage properties located at 10271, 10327, 10391 Woodbine Avenue be
designated pursuant to Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act;
That
the Clerk’s Department be authorized to:
·
Publish and serve
Council’s Notice of Intention to Designate as per the requirements of the Act;
and
·
Prepare the Designation
By-law for the heritage properties.
And that the
demolition applications submitted on behalf of the owner of the above three
heritage properties be denied by Council;
And further
that Heritage Markham and Planning Staff continue negotiations with the owner
regarding the disposition of the three heritage buildings within the plan of
subdivision, currently located on the above-noted properties.
And that the
applicant be strongly encouraged to withdraw demolition permits submitted for
three structures on the subject property identified for Heritage protection;
And that
condition 4.1 e) “Tree Preservation and
Landscaping” of Appendix ‘A’, Conditions of Draft Approval, be amended to
require wrought iron fences and cedar hedges;
And that staff of the Development Services Commission be directed to
immediately begin the process to acquire a Heritage Designation for all three
heritage dwellings on the site;
And that any additional watercourses or drainage features that may be
identified be addressed through the required Environmental and Stormwater
Master Plan.
CARRIED AS AMENDED
(See following motion to amend)
Moved by Councillor E. Shapero
Seconded by Regional Councillor G. Landon
That Clause (10), Report No. 75 – Development Services Committee be
amended to add the following:
“And that staff of the Development Services
Commission be directed to immediately begin the process to acquire a Heritage
Designation for all three heritage dwellings on the site;
And that any additional watercourses or
drainage features that may be identified be addressed through the required
Environmental and Stormwater Master Plan.”
CARRIED
(11) OTHER
COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS
- MINUTES OF DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES
COMMITTEE MEETING – NOVEMBER
20, 2001 (16.0)
CARRIED
7(d) REPORT NO. 76 – DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
COMMITTEE
Council consented to add Clause
(1), Report No. 76 – Development Services Committee.
Moved by Regional Councillor B.
O’Donnell
Seconded by Regional Councillor
G. Landon
That Report No 76 – Development
Services Committee be received and adopted.
November 27, 2001
(1) 1107656 ONTARIO LIMITED
(TIMES GALLERIA)
BLOCKS 41, 42, 43, 44, REGISTERED PLAN 65M-3226
APPLICATIONS FOR OFFICIAL PLAN AND ZONING BY-LAW
AMENDMENTS TO PERMIT MIXED DEVELOPMENT (ZA 01 103395)
(10.3 & 10.5)
That Zoning By-law Amendment Number 2001-289, amending By-law 177-96,
as amended, for 1107656 Ontario Ltd. (Times Galleria), to permit mixed
residential and commercial development on Blocks 41, 42, 43, 44 of Registered
Plan 65M-3226, located on the south side of Highway 7 west of Times Avenue, be
approved;
AND THAT no requirement for a minimum building height of three storeys
in the CA2*35 and CA2*38 zones be included.
CARRIED
……………………………………
Council recessed into Committee of the Whole
at 9:30 p.m. and reconvened at 10:15 p.m.
……………………………………
8. MOTIONS
(1) WASTE MANAGEMENT –
FEASIBILITY STUDY
PAPER BAGS FOR FALL LEAF REMOVAL (5.1)
Moved by
Councillor J. Heath
Seconded by
Councillor D. Horchik
That Waste Management staff investigate the
new technology of paper bags for fall leaf removal and report back on the
feasibility of requiring paper leaf bags for pick up and removal across Markham
in fall 2002.
CARRIED
9. COMMUNICATIONS
Moved by
Councillor J. Virgilio
Seconded by
Councillor G. McKelvey
That Council
receive and consent to the disposition of communications in the following
manner:
Received
445-2001 Association of
Municipalities of Ontario - Advising that Bill 111, New Municipal Act has
received second reading and providing details of upcoming hearings. (13.12.2)
446-2001 Association of
Municipalities of Ontario - Advising that the Province has introduced the
Ontarians with Disability Act (ODA) that will be Canada's most broad-reaching
legislation for disabled persons by increasing accessibility, opportunity and
independence for Ontarians with disabilities. (13.12.2)
447-2001 Minister of
Finance - Advising that the Community Reinvestment Fund (CRF) will continue to
be linked to the Local Services Realignment (LSR) in 2002 and announcing the
new “Transit Bonus”. (13.2)
448-2001 GO Transit -
Forwarding its November 9, 2001 agenda. (5.14.2)
449-2001 The Regional
Municipality of York - Advising that the No Smoking By-law regarding bingo
halls was presented to Council at its meeting held on November 8, 2001 but was
not adopted, and it was agreed that the full review of the by-law would take
place early in the new year. (13.4)
450-2001 Canada Post –
Advising of the relocation of Makrham Industrial Park Post Office to 3930 14th
Avenue effective November 26, 2001. (13.0)
451-2001 Association of
Municipalities of Ontario – Advising of the decision of the Canadian
Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission to approve Bell’s
application to phase out the Bell Neutral Answer Service by February, 2003.
(13.12.2)
Referred to all Members of
Council
452-2001 Liquor Licence
Application - Request to complete the Municipal Information Form for Aqua Tea
& Coffee Shop & Bar, 3229 Highway No. 7 East, Unit 7B, Markham. (3.21)
453-2001 Liquor Licence
Application - Request to complete the Municipal Information Form for Nagoya
Japanese Restaurant, 7750 Kennedy Road, Unit 7A, Markham. (3.21)
454-2001 Town of Newmarket
- Forwarding a resolution regarding the study process looking into a potential
merger of police, fire and ambulance services in York Region. (13.5.2)
455-2001 Township of
Havelock-Belmont-Methuen - Forwarding a resolution regarding the realignment of
Ontario health Services. (13.5.2)
456-2001 Community
Services Committee - Minutes of November 13, 2001. (16.0)
Referred to Commissioner of
Community Services
457-2001 Martin Tuori, 49
Forest Park Court - Congratulating the Town of Markham for protecting Pomona
Mills Park and forwarding questions regarding the property that is for sale at
17 Village Squire Lane and continued access to the park. (8.7)
458-2001 The Regional
Municipality of York - Advising that the Region wishes to exercise its option
to renew the lease for the site of the household hazardous waste depot on
Rodick Road for a further term of five years commencing on October 1, 2002 and
expiring on September 30, 2007. (13.4)
Referred to Commissioner of
Development Services
459-2001 Councillor S.
Daurio - Suggesting that the Commissioner of Development Services consider
inviting to a work session on Travel Demand Management. JoAnn Woodhall,
Transportation Demand Management Planner, Region of Waterloo. (10.0)
460-2001 Ministry of
Municipal Affairs and Housing - Advising that the Province is seeking input
from the public and stakeholders for the Smart Growth Management Councils.
(13.2.5)
Referred to Commissioner of
Development Services
461-2001 The Regional
Municipality of York - Forwarding Notice of Adoption of Amendment No. 31 to the
Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of York. (13.4)
462-2001 York Region
Condominium Corporations 910, 922 and 926 - Advising that Kerbel Group/Tenstone
Developments has not completed the repairs to the deficiencies listed on the
Technical Audit dated November 9, 2001. (10.0)
Referred to Commissioners of Community
Services and Corporate Services
463-2001 Association of
Municipalities of Ontario - Advising that the Provincial government is
abandoning its 'financial capacity' formula to determine level of funding under
OSTAR (Round 1), and returning to a more predictable 1/3 share of costs per
project. (13.12.2)
Referred to Race Relations
Committee
464-2001 City of Vaughan -
Forwarding invitation to the Chairperson and/or a member of the Markham Race
Relations Committee to attend a meeting of the City of Vaughan Community
Relations Committee being held on December 5, 2001 at 7:30 p.m. to present past
initiatives and events organized by the Committee. (13.5.2)
Referred to Committee of the
Whole
465-2001 Markham Public
Libraries - Advising of the resignation of Mr. John Martin, Board Member and
suggesting that a youth representative 18 years or older be considered for the
vacant position on the Library Board. (3.19 & 16.24)
Referred to Finance &
Administrative Committee
466-2001 Habitat for
Humanity, York Region – Requesting that the Town of Markham provide meeting
space for their Building Committee at no charge. (12.4)
CARRIED
10. BY-LAWS
Council
consented to add By-law 2001-289.
Moved by
Councillor A. Chiu
Seconded by
Councillor E. Shapero
That By-laws
2001-278 to 2001-289 be given three readings and enacted.
Three Readings
BY-LAW 2001-278 A by-law to authorize temporary borrowing to meet until taxes are
collected and other revenues received, the expenditures of the Corporation of
the Town of Markham in the year 2002.
(Clause 4 , Report No. 73 , 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-279 A by-law to amend Parking By-law 336-88, as amended - Rescinds
Schedule 01 to remove the parking restrictions on Barrington Crescent.
(Clause 3 , Report No. 74 , 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-280 A by-law to amend Traffic by-law 106-71, as amended - Left turn
restriction from Bullock Drive to the Loblaws store.
(Clause 4 , Report No. 74 , 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-281 A by-law to amend Traffic By-law 106-71, as amended - Compulsory
stops (Cedarland Properties Ltd. - 65M-2911;
Denison Properties Corporation - 65M-2901; Hillstar Estates Inc. - 65M-3262)
(Clause 1 , Report No. 75 , 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-282 A by-law to amend Speed By-law 105-71, as amended - Maximum speed
of 40 km (Cedarland Properties Ltd. - 65M-2911; Denison Properties Corporation - 65M-2901; Hillstar Estates
Inc. - 65M-3262)
(Clause 1 , Report No. 75 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-283 A by-law to amend Parking by-law 336-88, as amended - No parking
zones (Cedarland Properties Ltd. - 65M-2911;
Denison Properties Corporation - 65M-2901; Hillstar Estates Inc. - 65M-3262)
(Clause 1 , Report No. 75 , 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-284 A by-law to establish the streets laid out according to Plan of
Subdivision 65M-2901 as public highways (Denison Properties Corporation, Part
of Lots 2 and 3, Concession 7 - Durant Crescent and Marydale Avenue)
(Clause 1 , Report No. 75 , 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-285 A by-law to establish the streets laid out according to Plan of
Subdivision 65M-3262 as public highways (Hillstar Estates Inc., Part of Lot 8,
Concession 6 - Raintree Drive, Anita Drive, Rembrandt Drive, Via Jessica Drive,
Caboto Trail and Kingsley Road)
(Clause 1 , Report No. 75 , 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-286 A by-law to establish the streets laid out according to Plan of
Subdivision 65M-2911 as public highways (Cedarland Properties Limited, Part of
Lot 1, Concession 7 - Jordana Drive, Beulah Drive, Laird Drive and Marydale
Avenue)
(Clause 1 , Report No. 75 , 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-287 A by-law to designate part of a certain plan of subdivision not
subject to Part Lot Control (west of Woodbine Avenue and north of Sixteenth
Avenue - Plan 65M-3459, Plan 65R-24331, Block 53, Parts 1 to 11; Block 54,
Parts 12 to 20, Block 55, Parts 21 to 30, Block 56, Parts 31 to 39, Block 57,
Parts 40 to 50 and Block 58, Parts 51 to 64)
(Council Meeting No. 23, 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-288 A by-law to confirm the proceedings of the Council meeting of
November 27, 2001.
(Council
Meeting No. 23, 2001)
BY-LAW 2001-289 A by-law to amend Zoning By-law 177-96, as amended (1107656
Ontario Ltd. (Times Galleria), Blocks 41, 42, 43, 44 of Registered Plan
65M-3226, south side of Highway 7 between Times Avenue and Saddlecreek Drive -
To permit mixed residential and commercial development)
(Clause 1, Report No. 76, 2001)
CARRIED
11. ADJOURNMENT
Moved by
Councillor A. Chiu
Seconded by
Councillor E. Shapero
That the
meeting do adjourn.
CARRIED
Council
adjourned at 10:25 p.m.
_________________________________ ____________________________________
SHEILA
BIRRELL, TOWN CLERK DON
COUSENS, MAYOR
(Signed)