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REPORT TO COUNCIL
FROM: Neil Cu�roll DATE: June 15, 2000
Director, Planning and Development
REPORT NUMBER: PD 31-00
SUBJECf: Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 9/00
A. and C. AI-Joundi and Claremont Union Cemetery Co. Ltd.
Part of Lot 14, Concession 9
(Nociheast comer of Regional Road No. 5 and Sideline #14)
City of Pickering
RECOMMENDATION;
i. That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 9/00, submitted by Mr. A. Al-Joundi, to
rezone lands owned by A, and C. AI-Joundi und Clnremont Union Ccmetcry Co. Limitcd,
known ns Part of Lot 14, Concession 9, City of Pickcring, to allow a portion of lhc
AI-Joundi lands to be conveyed to the cemctcry lands to the east to support a future
cemctery expansion, whilc retaining a 3.7 hcctaze parccl oC land supporting an existing
residence and agricultural Innds uses, bc APPROVED, subject to the conditions ouUincd
in Appcndix I to Repart Number PD 31-00.
ORIGIN:
Zoning By-law Amendmcnt Application A 9/00 submittcd to the City of Pickering.
AUTHORITY:
Tlte Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, chapter P.13
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS:
No direct costs to thc City ure anticipated az a result of the proposed developmcnt.
EXECUTNE SUMMARY:
The applicant proposes to convey a portion of his lands to the abutting cemetcry lands to the cust,
and retain nn agricultural lot, approximately 3.7 hectares in size (whereas Zoning Ay-law 3037
requires agricultural lots to provide a minimum lot eren of 4,0 hectares). Thc proposed convcyed
lands, together with the existing cemetery lands to the east, would be uppropriately zoncd
thraugh this application to recognize the existing cemetery facility and nllow a futurc cxpansiun
to the cemetery.
' REPORP NUMHER 31•00 Date: June 1G, 2000
Subject: Zoning By-law Amendment Applicntion A 9/00 Page 2 0� 5
The proposed zoning nmendment is appropriate as it will allow for the Culure expansion of the
existing Claremont Union Cemetery in a manner which respects environmcntnl conditions, it wi11
not respectively impuct the subject lends ar adjacent properties nnd will providc a stronger levcl
ofprotection to the lluftin Creek stream corridor. The retaincd AI-Joundi lunds will continue to
support an existing residenca nnd agricultural uses,in kceping with the rural character of the
area.
BACKGROUND:
1.0 Information Meetine
A Public Infortnation Meeting for this development proposal was held on April 20, 2000.
Informntion Report No. 11-00, which summarizes the applicant's proposal and outlines the
issues and comments identificd to that date through circulation of the application, was
prepared Cor that meeting. The text of thc Infortnation Report is provided for reference
(see Attachment #3). No written comments werc received from surrounding landowners at
the time of writing the Infortnation Report. Onc written comment was received from the
Durham District School Board, exprcssing no objection to this npplication.
At thc Public Information Mcetin;, slaff outlined the npplication, nnd the applicant was
prescnt to answcr any qucstions regarding thc proposal. No orul comment regarding this
proposnl wcrc made by the public at this Mecting.
2.0 Addilionallnfortn�tion
Following thc Public Infortnntion Mecting, ndditional written comments wcre recei��cd
from the Regian of Durham Planning Dcparlment, the City's Development Control
Supervisor, thc Toronto and Rcgion Conscrvation Authority and Vcridian Connections.
The Region of Durham Planning Departmcnt noted ihe proposul's confortnanee with the
Regional Official Plan, confirtned that the Rcgion of Dvrham Hcalth and Works
Departments had no objection to this proposal, that the Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority should be contacted to discuss implications of the application on the existing
watercourse traversing the subject property, and that no provincial interests would be
affected by this application (sec Attachment N4).
'fhe City's Development Cantrol Supervisor recommended that the lands to be conveyed to
the cemetery should be fenced on the wcst, north and east boundaries, and that should
regarding of the conveyed lands bc required in the future, proper erosion nnd sedimentation
controls should be implemented (see Attachment #5).
The Toronto a��d Region Conservation Authority noted that the stream cortidor of
Dufiins Creek that traverses tha subject property is appropriately designatcd in nn
"Open-Space System — Natural Area" d:signation, prohibiting new development nnd major
redevelopment within the stream cortidor. It was ulso noted that appropriate zoning
reflecting this designation would be appropriate to protect the strcnm corridor, and if
appropriately zoned, the Authority would hava no objection to this proposal
(see Attachment N6).
Veridien Connections expressed no objcction to this proposul.
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REPOR'F N[JMBER 31-00 Date: June 16, 2000
Subjecr Zoning By-law Amendment Applicstion A 9/00 Page 3
3.0 Other Infortnation
3.1 Associuted Land Sevcrance Application
The applicant applied to the Durham Region Land Division Committee to convcy a portion
of the AI-Joundi lands to the abutting cemetery lands to the east. A Property Location Map
and the Applicont's Submitted Plan aze included as Altachments tll and #2 respectively, to
this Report. City Stuff recommended that the associnted land sevcrance application,
LD 261/99, be tabled to allow the application to be more appropriately assessed through thc
zoning by-law amendment application process. The applicnnt concurred with the City's
recommondation at the September 20, 1999 Land Division Mecting, and the appiication
�vas subsequently tabled for one year by the Land Division Committee.
4.0 Discussion
4.1 Appropriateness of the Cemetcry Expansion
The proposed conveyed lands would provide an approprinte expansiun arca for the existing
cemetery. The Durham Region Of(icial Plan recognizcs cemeteries as necessary and
essential community facilities. Thc Plnn further recognizes cxisting cemetcrics as
pertnitted uses, and permits the cxpansion ofsuch cemcteries to the licensc issued under thc
Cemetcries Act, provided that thcy confortn to thc arca municipal official plan and zoning
by-law.
The Pickering Oflicial Plan pertnits existing and approvcd ccmcteries in any land use
designation to continuc to operatc and cxpand, subject to sitc-spccific zoning and
pppropriate public hcalth considcrations.
Cemcteries are ncccssary nnd essential community facilitics that should be accommodated
in appropriatc locations in thc City. Thc proposcd convcycd lands are surplus lands that
could support thc futurc ccmctcry cxpansion, whilc not ncgatively impacting on
surtounding propertics or the subject propertics. The proposed cemetcry usc is considered
to be compatible with character of thc sutrounding rural area.
it is recommended that both the existing cemctery lands and the lands proposed to be
conveyed for cemetery expansion be appropriately zoned to nllow for u cemetery und
related uses (including an oflice, chapel and/or maintenance building) in addition to the
uses currcntly pertnitted within the "A" — Rural Agricultural Zone applicablc to these lands.
It is furiher recommended that largcr, related cemetery buildings, such as crematoriums,
mausoleums, and columbariums not be pertnitted on these lands (sec Appcndix I).
4.2 Application of "(H)" — Holding Provision
The proposed conveyed lands, intended to support the future expansion of the ccmetery, sue
not intended to be utilized for intemment for several years. Appropriate environmental nnd
public health considerations must be addressed before the lends are used for such purposes.
This detniled revicw would most nppropriutely be underinken when n specific expansion
concept is availuble. Consequently, it is recommended thnt un "(H)" — Holding Symbol be
applied to the zoning of the proposed convcycd lands that must bc removcd prior to thc
establishment of cemetery uses on the conveyed lands (see Appendix n.
The removal of the "(H)" — Holding Symbol would be coriditionnl upon the o�mcr
receiving site plan approval from the City for the proposcd cxpnnsion, nnd thc registmtion
on title of an appropriate ugreement with thc City rcquiring, among othcr things:
a) n sutisfactory hydrogcological rcport identifying information such ns depth of
groundwatcr, soil composition, wnter quality and quantily, and recommcnded
burial deptha end mcthods;
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Subject: Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 9/00 Page 4 0��
b) complinnce with nll provincioi guidelines applicnble to cemetery developmcnls,
including the MOEE Guidelines on Reviewing Cemetery Sites; and,
c) the implementntion of approved plans addressing such mattcrs as appropriate
burial arcas, recommended perimeter fencing, grading and stormwater
mnnagement, tree preservution and landscaping, and other site plun mattcrs.
d) proteclion of the City's long-term interests respecting operating by-laws and
financial urrangements mada by the owners of the cemctery to thc satisfaction of
the City;
The Cemeteries Act includes provisions related to the operation nnd administration ot
cemeteries including rcquirements for operating by-laws, trust funds and carc and
maintenunce funds. In addition, the Act specifies thut should a cemetery bc declared
nbandoned, the municipality within which the cemetery is located becomes thc awner of the
cemetery with the rights nnd obligntions of the previous owner.
The required agreement between the owners of the cemetery and the City would conlain
appropriate clauses satisfying the City that the required operating by-law and financial
arrangements made by the owners of the cemctery adequately protects the long-term
intcrests of thc Municipality.
Applying the recommendcd "(H)" — Holding Symbol will ensurc that sitc plan npproval for
both thc existing and expanded ccmetery is obtained, and that an appropriate agrcement
bctwcen thc owncrs of the cemetery and lhc Ciry is cntcred inlo to ensure that appropriate
cnvironmcntal nnd public hcalth considcrations related to the futurc cemetcry expansion
occur, and that the long-Ierm intcrals oCthc City are pro►ected.
4.3 Additional Zoning Considcrations
The proposcd land sevcrance would have thc effcct of reducing the area of the proposed
retaincd lands owned by thc AI-Joundis bclow thc required minimum 4.0 hectarc lot area
rcquircd in the zoning by-law. The resultant retained lands would provide n minimum lot
area of approximately 3.7 hectares. 7'I�is rcduction in lot area is minor, and will continue to
accommodate those agricultural uscs currently permilted in the npplicable agricultural zone
designation. it is the understanding of Sta(i that the applicant wishes to raise a small
number of livcstock on thc resultant retaincd lot. This activity is nppropriatc, and would be
permitted under the currcnt ngriculturel zone designation.
It is recommended that the implcmenting zoning by-law recognize the reduced minimum
3.7 hectaze lot area provided by the resultant retuined lands owned by the Al-Joundis, and
continue to allow those uses and activities permitted within the "A" — Rural Agricultural
Zone designation applicable to the subject lands, save and except any portion of those lands
supporting the stream cortidor of Du�ns Creek.
4.4 Environmental Considerations
The Pickering Official Plan identifies the subject lands as bcing locatcd within the
Oak Ridges Moraine. Accordingly, Council shall ensure thul uny uctivities within or
adjucent to the Moraine ere consistent with the principlas of the 0�k Ridges Moraine
Implcmentation Guidelincs prepared by the Ministry of Natural Rcsourccs. Thc
Implementation Guidelincs providc guidnnce on evnlunting spccific types of devclopmcnt
applications proposed within the Moraina. Individual consent applications nnd minor
changes to regulatory provisions of a zoning cntegory are gencrelly cxempt from tlic
requirements of the Implcmcntation Guidclincs. The subject applicution would fi1 thcsc
crilcria.
Thc Guidelines do, howcvcr, suggest thnt when revicwing nny dcvclopmcnt within thc
Moraine, thet significant natural fentures be protcctcd through the npplicable zoning by-
law, The Rcgion of Durham has confirtned lhat no provincial inlcrests oppear to bc
O� g' REPOR'F NUMBER 31-00
Date: June 16, 2000
Subject: Zoning By-lew Amendment Application A 9/00 pagc 5
affected by this application, other than exploring the implications of the application on the
stream corridor of Duffins Creek traversing the subject lands with the Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority. Comments received from T.R.C.A. confirm thc significancc of thc
atreem corridor, and the desire to eppropriately protect it. The Pickcring Official Plan
further identifies this stream corridor in a"5horeiine and Strcam Corridor" designation,
requiring Council to prohibit any mnjor redevelopment on those lands.
It is therefore recommended thnt the existing stream corridor traversing the subject lands bc
appropriately zoned in an "OS-HL" — Open Space — Hazard Land zone category restricting
any development within that zone. The extent of the stream corridor will be reviewed by
the City, in consultation with TRCA, prior to the fonvazding nn implementing zoning by
law for Council's consideration (see Appendix n.
5.0 Applicant's Comments
This applicant is aware of, and concurs with, the recommendations outlined in this report.
ATTACHMENTS:
t. Property l.ocation Mnp
2. Applicunt's Submitted Plan
3. Infortnation Rcporl No. I I-00
4. Agcncy Comment — Region of Durham Planning Dcpartmcnt
5. Depanment Commcnt — City's Development Control Supervisor
G. Agency Comment — Toronto and Rcgion Conscrvntion Authority
Preparcd By:
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Lynda aylor ,
Manager, Current Operations Division
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Attachments
Copy: ChiefAdministrative0�cer
Recommcnded for the considemtion of Pickering
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Director, Planning and Development
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APPENDIX 1 TO
PLANNINC REPORT NO. 31-00
RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAI, FOR
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION A 9-00
l.0 That prior to tha Convazding of the implementing zaning by-law lo Counci! for
consideration, the applicant satisfy the City, in consullntion with thc Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority, respecting the exact localion and extent of the strcam
corridor of Duffins Creek traversing the subject lands.
2.0 That the implementing zoning by-luw:
a) recognize the cxisting ccmctery lunds and proposed convcyed lands intended to
support a future expansian to the cemetery in an appropriate zone catcgory that
permits n cemetcry use and continues to pertnit those agricullural activities
currently pertnitted in the upplicable zoning bylaw;
b) pertnit, in conjunction with the ccmctery usc, related small-scale uses such as a
chapcl, udministrative office and/or maintenance building to a maximum Iloor
area, but prohibit the establishment of lurge•scnle uses such as mausoleums,
crematoriums and columbariums;
c) establish an "(H)" — Holding Symbol on thc proposed convcycd lands intended to
support lhc futurc ccmctcry cxpansion that would be rcquired to bc removed prior
to the establishmcnt of a cemetcry use on thosc lands. The litling of thc
rccommcnded "(H;" — Holding Symbol would be conditional upon thc owner
rcceiving site plan aF�rovul from the City for the proposcd expansion, and the
registrntion on litic of an appropriatc agreemcnl with thc City, uddressing such
mattcrs ns;
i. the completion of a satisfactory hydrogeological report;
ii. compliance with all provincial guidelines npplicable to cemetery
devclopmcnts;
iii. the implcmcntalion of, and adhcrcnce to, approved site plans; and,
iv. protection of the City's long-term interests respecting operating by-laws and
financial arrangemcnts made by the owners of Ihe cemetery to the satisfaction
of the City;
d) recognize the reduced minimum 3.7 hcctare lot area providcd by the resultant
retained lands owned by the AI-Joundis, and continue to allow those uscs and
nctivities pertnitted within the "A" — Rural Agricultural Zone designAtion
applicable to those lands;
e) identify the existing stream corridor of Duffins Crcek traversing thc subject lands
in un appropriate "OS-HL" — Open Space — Hazard Land zone category restricting
any development within that zone.
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INFORMATION REPORT NO.11-00
FOR PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETINC OF
Apri120, 2000
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PUBLIC MEETING REQUIREMENTS
OF THC PLANNING ACf, RS.0.1990, chapter P.13
SUBJECT: Zoning By-luw Amendment Application A 9/00
A. and C. Al-Joundi
and Clarcmont Union Cemetery Co. Ltd.
Part of Lot 14, Concession 9
(Northeast comer of Regional Road No. 5 and Sideline # 14)
City of Pickering
1.0 PROPERTY LOCATION AND DESCRIPT(ON
- the subject properties are loc¢ted on the northeast comer of Regional Road No. 5 und
Sidclinc #14, cazt of the Humlct of Clarcmonh
- a property location map is provided for refercnce (sce Attachment #1);
- the property owned by A. and C. AI-Joundi is an irregular "L-shaped" pazcel of land,
approximntcly 4.4 hcctares in size, that currently supports onc detached dwelling;
- the property owned by the Clarcmont Union Ccmctery Co. Ltd. is npproximately
l.9 hcctares in size, and supports an existing, Iegal non-confortning cemetery use;
- agricullurat land uses surround thc subject propeAics on all sides.
2.0 APPLICANT'S PROPOSAL
- the opplicant proposes to convey a portion of his lands to the abutting cemetery lands
to the east, and retain an agricultural lot, npproximately 3.7 hectares in size,
supporting both residential and agricultural uses;
- a site plan is provided for reference (see Attachmcnt #2);
- the lands to be conveyed to the abutting cemetery lands are intended to support a
future expansion to the cemetery;
- the applicant mquests a further amendment to the zoning by-law to recognize the
existing cemetery operation, and zone the additionnl lands to be conveycd to nllow
the intended cemetery expansion;
- the Durham Region Land Division Committee has tabled nssociatcd land sevcrance
application LD 261/99, at the request of the City of Pickering, to allow for a more
detailed review of the applicant's proposal Avoush this zoning by-law amcndment
application.
3.0 OFFICIAL PLAN AND ZONING
3.1 Durhem Reetonal Offlctal Plan
- the subject lands fall within u"Permanent Agricultural Rescrve" designntion, subject
to policies outlined in Secdon 14.3 of the Durham Region Oncial Plan;
- a aeverance involving the minor adjusGnent of lot lines is pertnittcd, provided thut
non-viable farm percels aze not crcated, ngricullural land is not fragmcntcd and
agriculturel activitics are not adveracly affected;
- exiating cemeteries aro recognized es permitted uses within thc Regionnl Plan;
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- such cemeteries may bc permitted to expnnd to the liccnse iasued under ihc
Cemeteries Act, provided that they confonn lo thc respective area municipal official
plan and comply with the zoning by-lnw;
31 Pickerine Ofticial Plan
- designates the subject lands "Agricultural Area", and identifics lands sunounding a
portion of a tributary of East Du�ns Creek that traverses the subject properties as
being lacated within an "Open Space System — Naturol Area";
- pertnissible uses within the "Agricultural Area" desigiation include primary
agricultural uses, including growing crops, raising livestock, aquaculture,
agro-forestry, maple syrup production, farm-related residential uses and
complimentary and supportive agricultural uses;
- Council shall zone lands designated "Agriculturnl Areas" to permit primary
agricultural uses, and may also zone for certain complimentary and supportive
agricultural uses (both as outlined in Table 12 of the Plan), and in doing so, upply
appropriate performance standards, restrictions nnd provisions;
- permissible uses within thc "Open Space System - Natural Arca" dcsignation include
conservation, cnvironmental protection, restorntion, educution, p;�ssivc recreation and
similar uses, agricultural uscs outsidc of environmentally sensitive areas, existing
lawful residcntial dwellings, and a ncw residential dwclling on n vacant loh
- Section 15.36(u) oC the Pickering Official Plan pertnits existing and approved
cemcteries in any land use dcsignation to continue to operate and expand, subject to
sitc-spccific zoning nnd uppropriatc public hcalth considerations;
- the Plan rccognizes the subject properties as being located within the Oak Ridges
Morainc;
- accordingly, Council shall ensurc that any activitics within or adjacent to the Moraina
arc consistent with thc principles of thc Oak Ridges Moraine Implemcntation
Guidelines (prepared by the Ministry of Netural Resourccs) and require, whcre
nppropriate, thc recommendations of an environmental report to be implemented;
- the Plan further recognizes a"Shoreline and Stream Corridor" that traverses the
subject properties;
- uccordingly, Council shnll prohibit ncw devclopment and any major redevelopment
on those Innds also designatcd "Open Space System - Natural Area";
- Durham Regional Road No. 5 is identified as a"Type - B Artcrial Road", dcsigned to
c�ry modernte volumes of tratiic at moderate spceds, within a municipality, end has
some access restrictions;
- Sideline # 14 is identified as n"Local Road", generally providing nccess to individual
properties, other local roads and collector roads, and cames locnl trafTc;
3.3 Zontne Bv-law 3037
the subject properiies ara currently zoned "A" — Rural Agricultuml Zone, by Zoning
By-law 3037, as amended;
an nmendment to this zoning is required to pertnit nn agricultural lot to continue to
support agriculturnl uctivities with a reduced lot area, and to allow an existing legal
non-conforming cemetery use to be expanded,
4.0 RESULTS OF CIRCULATION
4.1 Realdent Comments
- no resident comments have becn received lo-dato;
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4.2 Aeencv Comments
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No Objecdons or Concerns: - The Durhem District School Board;
4.3 Statf Comments
- in reviewing the application to-date, the following matters have bcen identified by
staff for furiher review and consideration:
• examining the need for an environmental report that addresses the identified
"Shoreline and Strenm Comdor', that identifies any impacts associated with a
future expansion of the existing cemetery, and that identifies, and protects,
existing vegetntion on the subject properties; and determine the need to
implement any resultant cecommendations;
• the appropriateness of zoning the subject properties in a munner that would allow
approprinte agricultural activities on the proposed retaincd lot, would create
"cemetery" zoning standards over tho existing cemetery and proposed expansion
azea, and would rcstrict development on environmentallysignificant portians of
the subject properties;
• reviewing the applicant's proposal through the principles of the Oak Ridges
Mornine Implementation Guidelines (prepared by the Ministry of Nnwral
Resources), and imposing nny appropriate resultant standards on the proposed
development of thc subjcct properties; and,
• examining the proposcd sevcrancc nnd detertnining its appropriatcness, including
any anticipatcd impacts on thc subjcct propertics nnd on ubutting properties.
5.0 PROCF.DURAL INFORMATION
- written comments regarding this proposal should be directed to the Planning and
Devclopment Departmcnt;
- ornl commcnls muy be made at the Public Infortnntion Meeting;
- all comments reccived will be noted and used as input in a Recommendation Report
prepazed by the Planning and Dcvclopmcnt Department for a subsequent mecting of
Council or a Committee of Council;
- if you wish to reserve thc option to appeal Council's decision, you must provide
comments to the City before Council adopts any by-law for this proposal;
- if you wish to be notified of Council's decision regarding this proposal, you must
request such in writing to the City Clerk.
6.0 OTHER INFORMATION
6.1 - the applicant advises that the owners of the lands subject to this application are
Aghleb and Candace Carter Al-Joundi and the Claremont Union Cemetery Co.
Limited.
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Ron Taylor
Planner 1
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O�1Ai.itilVF.a BY
Lynda D. Tnylor
Manegcr,
Curtent Opcmtions Division
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Dear Mr. Taylor. . , ,
Re: Zonfng By-law Amendment Appilcapon.A9/00 •
� Cross Reterence: LD 261/99
Applicant: A..& C. AI-Joundi '
Locetion: Noitheast corner ot Regionai Road No. 5 and Sideline 14 ..
Municipality:' C(ty of Pickednp ' � •
In response to }rour request, we wish to provide the lollowing comments with respect
lo Regional Offfctal Plan contortnity, delegated provincial. pian review responsibiAUes
and the'proposed melhod of servicing.• The applicants are proposing by an
epplicat(on to consent to land severance to retain an ag�icullural parcel with an
ex(sling residence and to convey the severed porUon to the e�sllng cemetery to the
eaSL .
The subJect lands are designated as'Pertnanent Agriculture Reserve' subJect to the
policies in Seclion 14.3 ot the Region o( Durham O(ficiel Plan. Further, lhe Durham
Otllcial Plan designates Regional Road No. 5. as a Type 'B' Arterial Road, The
Ofilcial Plan policies permit a severence (or a minor adJuslment of lot �ines of
abutUng propeAfes provided thet non•viable farm perceis are not created, ihat
egricultural land is not Iragmented and agricullural ectivitfes are not adversely
attected.
Existing cometeries aro recognized as permitted uses in the Reg(on of Durhem
011icial Plan. Such cemeteries ore perm(tted to expand to the Iicence (ssued under
the Cemeteries Act provided that lhey conform to lhe area munfcipal official plan and
comply wilh the zoning bylaw. •
, The Region ot Durham He�llh Depariment advises that ihey have no obJectlon to Ihe
rezoning of the subject property. . . '
The Region ol Dufiam Works DepaAmant advises lhel mun(clpal serv(ces are not
available to servfce lhe subject lands and ihat the Region ot Durhem Works
Department has no plans lo extend services lo this area of lhe Ciry ol Pickering.
They assume ihat lhis application will nat require any additional access lo flegional
Road No. 5, as adequate access points are existlng tor.lhe subJect lands. Regionel
Works Deperlment requlrements, if any, w(II be imposed at the time of epproval ol
ihe land div(sion epplication which will be for the purpose of conveying addiUonel
, lands to the Claremont Union Cemetery Co. Ltd. '. •
The subject lands are traversed by a tributary of lhe DuBins Creek. We suggest that
the Toronto and Region Conservatlon Authodry be contacted to dfscuss any
implicatlons ot the watercourse. No other provinclal Interests appear to be elfected
py th(s application.
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Moy 2, 2000
INTERDEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE
, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
T0: Ron Taylor FROM: Robert Stazr
Plenner DevelopmentControt Supervisor
RE: Zoning By-Luw Amendment Application A 9/00
- A. and C. AI-Jaundi
and Cinremont Union Cemetery Co. Ltd.
Part of L.ot 14, Concession 9
(Northeast comcr of Regional Road No. 5
and Sidelinc #l4)
City of Pickcring
We hnvc rcviewed the ubovc noted npplicatian and providc the following commcnts
Fcncc-Grnding-Acccss
1) Thc West, North, and East Boundary of lhc convcycd IanJs should be fcnced.
_ • 2) Should regrading of thc conveycd portion bc rcquircd proper crosion
. and sedimcntalion controls should bc impicmcntcd.
Robert Slarr
Development Control Supervisor
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May 1, z000 ���a�� MAY 0 8 2000
Mr. 8 ylor, AM.C.T.
Clerk , ,
City of Pickedng CLERK'S DIVISION
One the Esplanede
Ptckedng, oN uvs� RECEIVED
Dear Mr. Taylor.
MAY 1 01000
Re: Zoning Bylow Amendment Appllcation A 9/00 CITY oF PICKERINO
A. and C. A1 Joundi end Cleremont Union Cemetery Co. Ltd, o�nv°tAN�.xrNMO� �M
Part of Lot i4, Conceaslon 9
(Northweat comer ol Reglonal Road No. 5 and Sldeline #14)
C� ot Pickering
This will acknowledge receipt ot the above application. Aulhority stafl have revtewed the appt(catlan nnd
otter the lollowing comments:
The subJect propeAles are traversed by e stream corridor of ihe Dumns Creek whtch is subject to the
Author(tys FlII ConswcUon and AlteraUon to Waterways Regulation, Onterlo Regulation 158. In axordance
with Ontario RegulaUon 158 a permit Is required irom the Aulhority prior to the foliowing works taking place:
• stratghten, change, divert or interfere fn any way with lhe existfng channel of a river, creek, sUeem or
watercourse.
Enclosed please Ond a part print oi the Aulhority's Proposed FlII Une Extension mepping (Duffins Creek
Sheet 120), on which we have highlighted in yeilow the aubJect properties, end tn green the epproxtmate
boundery of the stream corrWor.
It is our understand(ng that the purpose of the by-lew (s to mnintafn an AgricuPural zoning designation on the
AI-Joundl lends in order to support lhe current egricuitural activities with a reduced lot area; and to allow the
adjacent exisdng legal non-conform(ng cemetery use to be expanded.
It Is also our undnrstanding that tho Plckerinp OHlcial Plan identffies the lands surroundina a portion of the
tributary of East Duft(ns Creek that treverses the subject properties es being located withfn en 'Open Space
System • Netural Area' and thet this destgnaGon prohibits new development and maJor redevelopment on
these lands.
Since ihe Mbutary of ihe DuKins Creek has been suilably recognized in the zoning by-law we would have no
obJecAon to the proposed appiication.
We Wst this is saGsfactory; however, shoutd you have any questions, please do not heskate [o contact the
underslgned.
Yours Uuly,
el Wh e
Plans Malyst
Development Servlces
Extension 5306
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