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HomeMy WebLinkAboutJune 29, 1987 14/87 67 COUNCIL MINUTES A Meeting of the Pickering Town Council was held on Honda}, c'une 29, 1987 ðt 7:38 p.m. .. PRESENT: Maycr J.E. Anderson COUNCILLORS: W. Arthurs M. Brenner S. Coburn B. Mitchell N. Stoner ALSO PRESENT: N.C. r,larshall B. Taylor K. rkKay T. t-lagi N. Carroll 1. Me Iymuk - Town Hanager - Town Clerk - Deputy Clerk - Director of Planning - Senior Planner - Implementation - Senior Planner - Long Range ABSENT: Councillor Robertson . 0) ADOPTION OF MINUTES Regular meeting of June l5, 1987. Resolution #77/86 Moved by Councillor Mitchell Seconded by Couneillor Coburn That the Minutes of June follows: 15, 1987 be amended as 1. Resolutions #67/87, #10 was corrected by showing the vote as carried and the Recorded Vote shown as follows: No: Councillors Coburn, Mitehell, Stoner and Mayor Anderson Councillors Arthurs, Brenner and Robertson Yes: 2. Resolution #70/87 be stricken from the record. CARRIED . Recorded Vote: Yes: Councillors Arthurs, Brenner, Coburn, Mitchell, Stoner and Mayor Anderson Councillor Robertson Absent: (II) 1. . 2. . 3. 4. . 5. 14/87 68 DELEGATIONS Mrs. Bever 1 ey Morgan, on beha 1 f of res i dent s on Ganda If Court, McBrady Crescent and the east side cf Duberry Drive in the Gates of Pickering addressed Council with respect to the status of work in her subdivision. She stated their "omes were completed seven months late ana after 13 fOOnths occupanC} such items as grading, sidewalks ctnd sodding have not been completed. She expressed her dissatisfaction with Buckshire Homes and asked Council to ensure the terms of the subdivision agreen~nt are enforcec and that the letters of credit be used to complete a11 works. See Resolution #86'87 The follO\ll1ng persons adcressed Council with respect to the removal of signs at 1460 Bayly Street: a) Dr. Muscheo, Ch iropractor, stat"d the remOVd 1 d the sandwieh boardS without sufficient not1ce was unfair. He stated h is bus iness re 1 ies l,n 5 igns to attraet clients because his unit canl1(,t 1,1.' seen from Bayly Street and /115 bUSH'fSS I', suffering. He requfstea pe"missiurl to put UH' signs up again. b) /1r. Wright stated his wife leasics ð" eff i((' for natural healing 3nd ft"1t the nwliu of thl' building should be required to erect d pylon siGn advertising all businesses in the com~lP/. c) Mario R1CO, mattress maker, stated he reì il:ó on signs because it accounts for 15't of his business. He requested permission to put the signs back up and su9ges ted there shou 1 d be mH' pylon sign for each building. See Resolution t87187 ~1r. Doug P 1 itz, on beha If of the owner, reques ted a clearance letter from Council regarding the north and south halves of Lot 106 on Oakwood Drive beeause they ar ~ not affected by the app 1 icat ion to the ColTll1ittee of Adjustment for a minor variance on Lots 105 and 107,Plan350. See Resolution fr88/87 Alex Honeyford, 542 Dahlia Crescent, on behalf of res idents in the south Rosebank area, addressed Council with respect to Glenellen Development Corporation. He stated the subdivision is not safe because some ditches bes ide s idewa 1 ks are 3 to 4 feet deep, electrical conduits are not safely buried and dust from the roads is not eleaned. He also stated that the builder's attitude to residents' requests is poor and asked that these fau lts be sent to the Toronto Home Builders' Association for a~tion. Larry Briden, 540 Dahlia Crescent, stated that Glenellen Homes have been insensitive and unresponsive to residents' requests for completion of works. See Resolution #86/B7 14;87 69 (III) RESOlUTIONS Resolution 178/87 - See Appendix 11 Moved by Councillor Mitchell Seconded by Councillor Brenner . That the Report of the Executive foør.ittee ~1eet ìng c; c1unt' 22. 1987 be adopted with the following amendments: Item 13 WõS amended to include Couneillor Arthurs. Item Il6 was amended by deleting substituting it with the fol1owing: thE flrst pa¡'agraph and "That the Director of Parks and Recredt ion stuoy and ""port t'l1 the concept of Pickering Pride Week;" : ARf< : £[ Resolution #79/86 - See ~ppendix 12 Moved by Councillor Stoner Seconded by Councillor Mitch~)l That the Report of the Planning CÜfm',HtH' ~'t'{'tll'9 .1 ,"lla- ;'J, 1987 be adopted. r MiJi; U . Resolution #80/87 Moved by Councillor Arthlrs Seconded by Councillor ~renner That the Discussion Paper of June 1987 entitled "Town of Pickering Rural Area Study: Estate Residential Developmént" attached as Attachment No.1 to Town Planning Report 1íú. 37/87 be received and circulated to interested groups, agene ies and individuals for comment. CARRIED Resolution H8l/87 . Moved by Councillor Mitchell Seconded by Councillor Coburn That Town Council advise Regional Council and the Council of the Town of Ajax that it SUPPORTS the official plan amendment application 87-28/D subm~a--oy Cougs Investments ltd. to extend municipal water to service a proposed 68 lot estate residential subdivision and 27-hole golf course. CARRIED 14/87 (III) 70 RESOlUTIONS - (continued) Resolution 182/87 Moved by Councillor Arthurs Seconded by Councillor Stoner e That Town Counc 11 recOIIDend to Reg iaM 1 Coyne i1 tna t it DOES NO, SUPPORT Official Plan Amendraent Application 86-87 [< subnntted b.ì Ontario Hydro requesting a general draendøent to the Durham Regional Official Plan to permit eertail1 surp;us landS It' be sold for residential purpos~s. :::ARR: Ef Resolution *83/87 Moved by Councillor Artr~rs Seconded by CouncIllor Brenner That Tender T-16-87 itS S\Jbn!!tt/.'~ Þy Si!çt: ~ðh~S(~pHc. It:i. t',T the works Involving Duffin 'ið1]t) Ÿðn, Fr;"~1- ;: ,., PI' ,HThu"¡ of $346,794.50 be approved. I,H:U Resolution t84/87 . Moved by Councillor Mitchell Seconded by Councillor Brenner That the complement of staff fer the 1'18nn1"9 f+p"qmHd he increased by the addition of:- 1. 2. 3. 4. A Clerk-Typist A Planning Technician A Planning Draftsman be A Planning Teehnician period. employed for ð orle-Yf:;or pf:~í,jn be empl.- .ed for ò on,,-ye~r CARR;EC Resolution 185/87 Moved by Councillor Stoner Seconded by Councillor Brenner That the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering hereby supports the extension of cable television service by Pickering Cable TV to the hamlets of Greenwood, Claremont and Brougham; . and that Council further supports the erection of a television tower on either of two sites being Part of Lot 16, Conce3sion 6 or Part of Lot l8, Concession 6. CARRIED (III) 71 RESOlUTI IV.:~ - (cant 1 nued) 14/87 Resolution ~d6/87 Moved oy Councillor Brenner Sp~onded by Councillor Mitchell . ""'at the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pìdering hereby expresses its dissatisfaction with after-service work and completion of homes by Glenellen Development Corporat ion (Plan 40M-1392), Landford Homes (Plan 4OM-1333). laurier Homes (40H-l375) and Rougecrest Developments (Plans 40~-13ì9. 40M-1380, 40M-1413, 40101-1414, 401-1-1439, 40M-1440 and 40~;-144)); and that the Director of Public Works be directed to strictly enforce the terms of the Subd iv i s ion Agrf'ement regard ìng these plans; and that the Ethics Committee of th~ Toronto Homebuilders Association be requested to undertake an 1nv('stigation of purchasers' complaints against Glt'nellen C'€velopment Corpora t ion, Landford Homes, Lður 1er Homes and Rougeut's t Developments. Resolution #87/87 Moved ty Councillor Mitchell Seconded by Councillor Brenner That sandwich board signs from bus iness€s at 1400 Rðj 1)1 :,U<'et be returned to the owners; . and that a 90 day extens ion of time be permitted fer 5 Ì]ns TI'¡ be erected; and that Braukmann Holdings negot idte with the L "~r.ts at 1400 Bayly Street to erect two more pylon signs for adve~tising. CARR; EG Resolution IB8/87 Moved by Councillor Stoner Seconded by Councillor Coburn That staff be urged to provide clearan:e l€tt~rs with respeet to the north and south halves of Lot 106. Plan 350 (LD 304-6/87). LOST (IV) BY-LAWS . Councillor Stoner. seconded by Councillor Brenl1er ß1(]"ed for leave to introduce By-la~s of the Town of Pickering: By-law Number 2470/87 - (Third Reading Onlyì Being a By-law to amend Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law 3036, as amended. to implement the Official P1an of the Town of Pickering District Planning Area, Region of Durham, in Part of Lot 27, Plan 1051 in the Town of Pickering. (A ll/87) 14/07 72 (IV) BY-LAWS - (continued) By-law Number 2491/87 - (Third Reading Only) Being a by-law to change the name af Concession, Road to Whitevale Road. . By-law Number 2515/87 Being a By-law to amend Restricted Area (Zoning) BJ-law 2511, as amended, to implement the Official Plan of tne Town of Pickeri~g District Planning Area, Region of Durham, in Lot 100, Plan 350, in the Town of Pickering. (A 24/87) By-law Number 2516/87 Being a by-law to author ile thE execut ion of an agreement to amend the agreement dated Ju1y 30, 1984, with La1dlaw waste Systems Ltd. for refuse collection (September 1, 1984 - June 30, 1989). By-law Number 2517/87 Being a by-law to amend By-1a\ol 385/76 regulating ttJë cullnt1ùn and removal by the Corporatíon of dshes, garbage dnc uthl'r refuse. By-law Number 2518/87 Being a by-law to author ize the exE'cut ion of an Agrel'nll'nt to Lease the Pickering Recreation Complex LObby Pre: 511'-'1; to furl Mld Fitness Sports Ltd. from Septen~er 1, 1987 to August 31, 1990. . By-law Number 25l9/87 Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivis ion Agreement respecting the development of Part Lot 17, Concession l, Pickering (Draft Plan 18T-79076, Fulco Automotive Limited) By-law Number 2520/87 Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision Agreement respect ing the development of Part :...ots 33 and 34, Range 3, B.F.C., Pickering; Draft Plan 18T-85014 (Alastair Mackay Realty Inc.). By-law Number 252l/87 Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision Agreement respecting the development of Part Lot 34, Range 3, B.F.C., Pickering; Draft Plan 18;-85015 (Alastair Maekay Realty Inc.. et al). By-law Number 2522/87 . Being a by-law to authorize the executio~ of a Subdivision Agreement respecting part Lots 29 and 30, Range 3, B.F.C., Pickering (Draft Plan 18T-85023; Sandbury Building Corporation). By-law Number 2523/87 Being a by-law to dedicate Blocks 60 and 61, Plan 40M-1403, Pickering, as public highway (Kirkwood Lane; Highview Road). J4/87 13 - IV y-JAliS -(éOøt1øued) 8y~lìwJf_er '2.5Z4/87 8411n9 a by-Jaw to dedfgte parts of lot J6, Raflte 3, Pi~ertng, as public bightMy (Part J. Plan 4OR-l0292. Plan 4Ø~..10130; Scwfre$8eKh Roðlj). 8,Y-law .IWIi>eT'2525/87 B.F.C.. Part 1, Being a by-law to eXHipt Lots 53, 54 and 55, Plan 4OM-144 I. Pickering, fr08 part Jot c~trol. ax-law NuMber 2526/87 8ejnga by-law to eUllpt lots 12, 13 oM 14. Plan 4OM-1440, Pickering, trOll part lot control. 8y..14W Number 2527/81 Being a by-taw 18posin9 special annual drainage rate) upon land in respect of which lIOney is borrowed under the Tne Ora inage Act, ,R.S.O. 1980. By-}aw Humber 2528/87 Being a by-law to appoint Mrs. ~Yerley Horgan to the1owfl of Pickering Hus&um Ad~isory C~itte~. 8y-law Number 2529/87 . Being a by-law to authorize the execution of " Relf:'ð!op and Abandonment of the Town's easellt'nt (LT94468) oyer part of Lot 4, Plan M-1171, designated as Part 1, Plan 40R- By-law Number 2530/87 Being a by-law to a.md By-law 264/75 to establish the speea limit on Side line 10 Road betwe~r! Reg ion,) 1 Road 5 ana the Uxbr idge/P ick.er ing Town line Road at 60 k ilometres pe;' hour. 8y-lawNumber2531/87 Being ð by-law to establish certain benefits for those employees of the Corporation of the Town of Pick.erir'9 not covered by ð collective labour agreement. By-law Number 2532/B7 Being a by-law to amend By-law 506/76 to provide for the ,erection of .Stop" signs at certain intersections within the Town of Pickering. By-lab Humer 2533/87 Being a by-law to amend By-law 2366/87 designating certain highways wi~in the Town ùfPickering as through high~ays. By-lðw NuøJer ,25~/$j Being, a by-law to a8€nd By-law 2359/87 providing for the regulating of ~rking,standing and stopping on highways or part$of highWàys under the jurisdiction of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering and on private and municipal property. (IV) 14/87 74 BY-LAWS - (continued) By-law NUiber 2535/87 Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Develop8ent Agreetlent between Roy Burb idge and Barbara Burb idge and The Corporation of the Town of Pickering respecting the development of Part Lot 78. Plan 1051, Pickering. . By-law Humber 2536/87 Being a By-law to exeøspt Lot 13, Plan 40M-1423, Pickering from part lot control. Br-law Humber 2537/87 Being a by-ljiw to author jze the e)r;t'cut ion of an agreelllent with the Ministry of CitizenshIp and Culture tc particIpate in tIll' Designated Property Grant Progra8 By-law Number 2538/87 Being a by-law to eStilblisl1 and operHt' <In [lderly Persons' Centre. By-law Number 2539/87 Being a ~y-law to authorize the e.l:'cutl~n of a Transfer from the Corporation of the Town of PId.erH\9 tv lht- Rt'91()/\ðl Municipality of Durham of that part d ~()t 18, Range 3, BJ.t. designated as Part 2, Plan 40R-I065. . THIRD READING Councillor Stoner, seconded by Councillor Brenner moved that the report of the Comittee of the Who Ie on By-law Nu/l1l)ers 2470187, 2491/87, 25l5/87, 2516/87, 2517/87. 2518/87, 2519/87, 2520/87, 252l/87, 2522187, 2523/87, 2524;87, 2525/87, 2526/87, 2527/87, 2528/87, 2529/87, 2530/87, 2531/87, 2532/87, 2533/87, 2534/87, 2535/87, 2536/87, 2537/87, 2538187 and 2539/87 be adopted and that the said By-laws be now read a Third Time and PASSED, and that the Mayor and Clerk sign the same and the seal of the Corporation be affixed thereto. (V) 1. 2. . 3. 4. CARRIED OTHER BUSINESS Councillor Arthurs requested accident reports for the intersection of Finch Avenue and Altona Road and stated the speed limit on Altona Road should be reduced to 60 k/hr. from 80 k/hr. Councjl1or Arthurs stated there should be a permanent solution to the water problem on the McLeod property on Brock Road. Councillor Arthurs thanked Mrs. Angela Kirby for a copy of a letter regarding sanitation. Councillor Arthurs stated he should have been informed earlier regarding the meeting about the Municipal Complex and the Tridel site plan. (V) 5. 6. . 7. 8. (VI) 14/87 75 OTHER BUSINESS - (continued) Councillor Stoner inquired into the status of the site plan for Tride1. Councillor Brenner stated the ðmendJlent to the Adoption of the Minutes of Jun£ 15, 1987 MY cause difficulty for Mrs. Haiduo because she has already leased a trailer. Councillor Coburn submitted a letter and petition from residents on Haury Cresçent regarding loIorl\s not completed in their subdivision. See Resolution ,86/87 Counc illor Coburn s tatea that res idents on the Io'es t s ide of L iverpoo 1 Road, south of F inch Avenue have complained that IDUd is b~ìng washed into tht'ìr driveways as a result of the Henry Stolp developr'lt'nt across th€ street. CONFIRMATION BY-LAW By-law Number 2540/87 Councillor Stoner, seconded by Councillor Coburn 1ß{ì'~e(j for lei\\I£' to introduce a By-law of the Town of Pickering to confirm 011' proceedings of the Council of the Cor¡rorHion of the Town u Pickering at its meeting held on the 29th day of June, 1987 MId that same be now read a first. second and th ird t 1mt and that the same be now finally passed and th;jt the ~"'yor ar.d Clerk sign the same and that the Seal of the Corporation be thereto affixed. . (VII ) Dated . CARRIED ADJOURNMENT The Meeting adjourned at the hour of 9:40 p.m. Aug"ct <th 1987 }, ),L ß;;;L¿~~ yor // // " ,/ ~, /- Á - ;.¿//- - ------ //) ~::"- /ë H~ / /_-- Cl/ k / /' er ,/ APPEIDIX 11 T(I/I Œ PICURIIKì The Execut iye CO8littee of the Town of Picker ing hay ing met on June 22, 1987, present its twelfth report to Council and recO8llends: . 1. 2. . . DRAFT PLAN Of SUBDIVISION SUBMITTED BY D. AND J. STEWART ON THE EAST SIDE OF SANDY BEACH ROAD, NORTH OF WILLOWSIDE COURT FILE HUMBER - 84100 - lST-S7ool That upon receipt of Regional Draft Approval pertaining to Draft Plan of Subdivision 18T-87001, the applicant initiate a zoning by-law amendment to rezone those lands within the draft plan currently zo~ed "R2" to an appropriate 'S' designation to illlp 1 emt'nt development as proposed by revised draft plan of subdivision 18T-87oo1, such by-law to establish a minimum rear yard depth of 1.2 metres for proposed Lot 6. DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION SUBMiTTED BY D. AND J. STEWART ON THE EAST SIDE OF SANDY BEACH ROAD, NGRTH OF WILLOWSIOE COURT FILE NUMBER - B 4100 - 18T-87001 Thðt Town Council recolII!Iend to Regionill Council that Draft Plan of Subdivision 181-87001 submitted by D. and J. Stewart on lands being Part of Lot 20, B.f'.C., Range 3, be APPROVED subject to the fa 11 ow ing conditions and revisions: 1. That this approval apply to the revised plan with changes in 'red" as shown on the plan prepared by Ðonevan and Fleischmann Co. Ltd., (dated Novemler 14, 1986), Job No. 5-910. 2. That the owners make satisfaetory arr~ngements with the Town regarding the required parkland dedication. 3. That the owners enter into a subdivision agreement with and to the satisfaction of the Town. 4. That the ownerS make satisfactory arrangements ~egarding the provisions of all services required by the Town. 5. That the owners agree to dedicate all road allowances with proper corner roundings and sight triangles to the Town. 6. The owners agree to convey to the Town: (a) 0.3 metre reserves as Blocks 7, 8 and 9 (inclusive) on the approved plan; (b) any other easements as required. 7. That the owners make satisfactory arrangements with the appropriate authorities regarding the provision of underground wiring, street lighting, cable television and other similar services. continued . 3. . 4. . 12/87 z 8. That the lMIers subllit for approva 1 by the TOWI'I, site plans and streetscape elevations showing the location and relationship of 0111 buildings prior to the issuance of any building per.its. That prior to final registration of this plan, the owner: 9. (a) subtl it a Draft 4OM-P 1 an to be approved b) the Town Planning Depart.ent; (b) su~it a detailed tree preservation and tree planting progra-.e to the satisfõction of the Town and agree that no trees be ri>lllOved unt i lSl.ICft t i- as this prograllllll€ has been approved by the Town. e).cept as author ized by the Director of Farks and Recreation; (c) satisfy the DirEctor of Public ~or~s respect 1ng the prev H ions of appn'f.w 1<\ t" stor.water manage.eot fac~l;tíes. 10. Prior to the commence~nt of oeveloprnent th~ owner shalt construct a 1.8 mt-tn, hh)h bldd vinyl coated galvantzec fence. tt> spec IflCdt 'Ons satísfaetory to the Town, along the btJU'JlJdry \)1 the Plan adjaeent to Lot 5. Lot 6 dnd ["t 1, t" d point 16.74 røetres east of Sand,. Beach I<cðd. GARBAGE COLLECTION CONTRACT WITH LAIDLA~ WASTE SYSTEMS LTD. FILE NUMBER - 0 3310 That a Conrnittee be estêblished to performance of Laidlaw Waste Systems Ltd; and that the first meeting of this Comittee be held prior to December 31, 1987; review thf: and that the Committee be comprised of the fol1owing persons: 1 . three persons represent ing the condomin i urns with one person from each ward. 2. three persons representing the ratepayers associations with one person from eaeh ward. 3. Councillors Mitchell and Arthurs. AS AMENDED PROPOSED ADDITION TO THE EAST SHORE COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR A SENIOR CITIZENS' FACILITY FILE NUMBER - F 2200 That the Town Council approve the Proposed Addition of a Senior Citizens I Centre to the East Shore ColIIIIIJnity Centre. 5. . 6. 7. . 8. 9. . 12/87 3 OUTSTANDING REAlTY TAXES (GAAHD VAlLEY PARK) FILE NUMBER - C 5000 That the outstanding 1987 Realty TaÀes for the leasing of H.T.R.LA. lands na.ly Part of Lots 22 and 23, Concession Z (Grand Valley Park) be paid (approxi8ðt~ly $17,000); and that the Depart8ent of Parks and Recreation continue to develop ana uintain the subjeet property within the ter8S specified in the existing Lease Agreement between the Town of Pickering and the Conservation Authority. 1987 GENERAL FUND CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT RES£RV£ FUND FILE NUMBER - C 1000 That the General Fund II\ðke a $1,000,0(;0 ((.ntrihut1On in 1987 to the COtIIIIUnity Facì11ties l¡('v{'lornl(~nt Reserve Fund (G/L 4225) to ass 1St ir. the f 11:..I)( ing of future Capital Works. ADJUSTMENT TO TAX ROLL FILE NUMBER - C 5000 That the tax roll be reduced to ref leet the adjustl!1('ntó Mid corrections to the tax accounts summðrized as fol1o~s; Rea lty Taxes $ 2,135.56 $104,690.90 Business Taxes Penalty & Interest $ 1,910.57 ll.O8,737.03 TENDER T-l4-87 ASPHALT PAVING AND GRANULAR SHOULDERING FILE NUMBER - C 4300 That Tender No. T-l4-87 submitted ~y Miller Paving Limited for aspha 1t pay ing and granu 1 ar shou 1 der ing in the amount of $l99,5l2.50 be approved. CANCELLATION, REDUCTION OR REFUND OF TAXES FILE NUMBER - A 23~O.293 WHEREAS Section 496 of the Municipal Act, R.S.O, 1980., transfers the respons ib i1 ity for the hear ing of the applications for cancellation, reduction or refund of taxes to the Council of the Municipality; continued lZl87 4 AND WHEREAS notices in writing of applications !',aye been received by tn~ Clert of the Municipal ity for the cancellation, reduction and refund of taxes for various reasons; . AND WHEREAS upon investigation and receipt of reasonable explanations all clai8S have been substantiðteó; BE IT THEREFORE (ES~:' VEO that the Coune ì1 of the Town of Pickering accept the following '1St of applications and .uthor ize the adjustllent of tues in the amount of ,6,314.97. Ro 11 , Property Appliunt Reason Adjustment Required 030-004- Lots 5,44,45 J. Bi99S No 10,,9t'r Red~ce lq86 taxes on an 07500- Plan 12 Wh iteu 1e do ing bus Iness assessment of $3,060. 0001 ChUrlti';/ In 5t. for 7 days an JÔjustment (67/86) of $l?2.71(R) 010-018- 1037 H4ury R. &. H. Flo.œrs Effect ive 1at. Reduce 1986 tales on an 03173 Crescent Sallie c/'¡angec assessment (If $14,Q46, (70/86) for 7 days IIn ð¡JJu~II!It' }1 of $l].l1(R) 020-016- Duberry Driye Durham SeparHe 8.,caf!lfc t'H'Ølpt Rt'du«(. ¡ ~86 CHI'S un "'I 12900 School Board II'>St:'SSIn4'flt (of $c6? ,633 tor (2187) 650 RoSS1)nÓ Read 37 days an d<1jU!ctn (>nl (>t Oshawð $3!8, 98 (R) 030-008- S.Pt.Lat 3,4 Slavenlan fI 'j I 1oj "'t:; PI.duct' 19B] t,< )l('S or¡ (III 30100 Conc.5 Ho 1 idlY Gardens de1!\.;; 11stH:d ð~~I'SS/lJ('nt of $4.4':.2 for . (3/87) clo J. Pahic 12 months an .)dJu~tllll'nt 206 Nor th 1 awn üf $281.550<) Ave., Oshawa 030-008- S.Pt.Lt.3,4 Slov"nian Buildlng Reduce 1986 taxes on an 30100 Concession 5 Hal idlY Gardens dea:¡lisl1ed assessment of $4,452 for (4/87) cia J. Pahlc 45 days an adjustment of 206 Northlawn Ave. $32.77 (R) Oshawa 020-022- Lot 43 MTRCA Building Reduee 1986 taxes on an 12000 Plan 406 5 Shorehalll Dr. del'lO I i shed assessment of $5,334 for (5/87) Downsyiew 6 months an adjustment of $159.20(R) 020-022- Lot 43, MTRCA Building Reduce 1987 taxes on an 12000 Plan 406 5 Shoreham Dr. demo 1 i shed assessment of $5,334 for (6/8?) Downsyiew 12 months an adjustment of $343.99 (R) 020-022- 1022-1018 Scar!>orough ColllÞercial to Reduce 1987 taxes on an 02320 Toy Avenue Drywall Ltd. residential assessment of $114,579 (8/87) 20 Steeìcase Rd.W tax rate for 321 days an adjust- Markham differential ment af $1,l47.74(R) 020-022- 827-841 The Sorbrara . Reduce 1987 taxes on an . 06130 Brock Road Group assessment af $233,543 (10/87) 1674 Eglinton for II months an adjust- Toronto ment of $2,438.39(R) 030-011- N.Pt.lot 18 A. & L. Zajc Swi.ing pool Reduce 1987 taxes on an 14800 Concession 3 33 landseek Rd. filled in assessment of $11,424 (11/87) Scarborough for 12 8Onths an adjust- ment of $722.46(R) !2lL! . 020.022- 04320- 0010 (12/87) 020-017 - 12800 (15/87) . . 5 12187 Property AøP Hunt Reason AdjU$t8ent Required 1020 Brock Rd. Safety Reduce i. Reduce 1987 tðxes on an 11007 Consultants Inc. business assessment of $2.295 Salle assessllellt for 12 months an adjust- to 301 Bent of $174.2Z(R) 1323-1303 Liverpool Finch Building Reduce 1987 taxes on an Finch Ave. Developœnt dellCll i shed assessment of $9,222 4950 Yange St. for 10 months an adjust- Wi l1owda 1e ment of $495.85(R) 10. LEASE AGREEMENT WITH ONTARIO HYOIW FILE NUMBER - F 3220 That Town Council authorize an expenditure of approximately $5,000 - $7,000 for a drainðge and grading design plan required by Ontario Hydro in order to final ize the 25 year lease arrangement subject to fina lllðt ion by the Town Solicitor. 11. DALEWOOD/BROOKRIDGE NEIGHBOURHOOV WATCH FILE NUMBER - F 2300 That the Corporation of the Town of Pickering hereby recognizes and supports the Dalewood/Brookridg€ Neighbourhood Watch; and that the Town be responsible for the erection and ma intenance of signs on beha 1f of the Va lewood/Brookr idge Neighbourhood Watch. 12. BEERFEST IN ONTARIO HYDRO PASSIVE PARK FILE HUMBER - F 2600 That the Nuclear and Thermal Construction Department of Ontario Hydro be granted approval to hold a Special Event . in Ontarl0 Hydro Pass ive Park. on July 22, 1987 subject to approval by L.L.B.O. 13. ARTHRITIS MONTH FILE HUMBER - A 2 "ill That Mayor Anderson be authorized to prod a im the month of September, 1987 as -Arthritis Month. in the Town of Plckerlng; and that permission be granted to fly the Society's flag during September. 1987. . . . 14. 15. 16. 17. 12/87 {j ACCOUØTS FOR APPROVAl FILE ØUMBER - C 2310 That the accounts in the uount of $1,361,106.92. for the period ending June 15, 1987, as sub8itted by the Town Manager, be approved. LAND TRAHSAC II ON FI L£ HUMBER - D 3360 That the Town enter into negotiations with the Durham Board of Education for the proposed exchange of properties, name ly a two acre portion of park land in the John Boddy DevelopJllent area owned by the Town of Pickering and a two ðere parcel of land adjacent to the Recreation Complex (corner of Diefenbaker Court); and the t these propert ies be appra i sed a t the present day market value and that the fees associated with the appraisals representing approxi~tely $1,200 be approved by Town Counci 1 in order that the Department can coJllllence negotiations with the Durham Board of Educat ion as soon as possible. PICKERING PRiDE WEEK FILE NUMBER - F 2600 That the Director of Parks and Reheat ion study and report on the concept of Pickering Pride Week; and that this event include such aetivities as sports days, craft events, Museum Village tours, cultural entertainment nights, rural fair, animal judging, etc. AS AMENDED RECONSTRUCTION OF ROUGEMOUNT PLAZA FILE NUMBER - B 2310 That the Canadian Imperial Bank of Coamerce be allowed to remain in its present building in the Rougemount Plaza until the new cOlllllercial plaza on that site is completed subject to the owner entering into a demol ition agreement and providing adequate securities. . . . APPEllDIX 12 118 OF PltXERIS The Planning Cc.M8Ifttee of the Town of Pickering having Et on June 23, 1987, present its first report to Council and reco..ends: 1. REZONING APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY SHELL CANADA PRODUCTS LTD. ON THE SOUTHEAST COR~ ER OF lIVERPOOl ROAD AND BAYLY STREET FILE ØUMB£R - 82310 - A 50/86 That Zoning By-lw Allend8ent App1 ication A 50/86 submitted by South land Canada Inc.. on bene 1 f of the owner. She 11 CanJda Products Limited, to lEnd Zoning By-law 2520 to rezone the subject 14nd trOll -0- - Highway COIIIIIerc ia 1 to an appropriate zoning to permit a convenience store to be established in ðssociation with the existing automobile service station be REFUSED. 2. DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION SUBMITTED BY RUNNYMEDE DEVELOPMENT ON THE EAST SIDE OF SQUIRES BEACH ROAD, BETWEEN BAYLY STREET AND MCKAY ROAD FILE NUMBER - B 4100 - 18T-87OG7 That Town Council recoamend to Regiona 1 Counci 1 that Draft Plan of Subdiv is inn 18T -87007, $ubmitted by Runnymede Development Corporation Limited, on lands being Part of lots 15 and 16, B.F.c. Range 3 be APPROVED subject to the following conditions and r~visions: 1. That this approval apply to the plan prepared by M. M. Dillon Limited dated October 15, 1986, subject to changes shown in -red-, bearing the Town's Recommendation stamp. Tnat the owner enter into a subdivision agreement with and to the satisfaction of the Town. 2. 3. That the owner make sat isfactor y arrange,nents respecting the provision of all services required by the Town, including those outside the plan along Squires Beach Road. 4. That the owner agree to dedicate all road allowances with proper corner roundings and sight tr'iangles to the Town. 5. That the owner agree to convey to the Town: a) Blocks 56, 57 and 58 for the widening of Squires Beach Road; b) Block 59 as the sigh: triangle at the north-east corner of Squires Beach Road and McKay Road; lands required for the jog elimination of the Church Street/Bay1y Street intersect ion genera lly shown as Block 66; c) d) lands required 'to bring the Church Street road ,allowance to its designated width as determined by the Director of Pub 1 ic Works. genera 11 y shown as Block 61; . 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. . 11. . 1/87 2 e} 0.'3 lletrer"eserves alon9 the south boundary of Blocks 35. 45 ¡and 46. shown as Blocks 62 and 63 on the Counc 11 recO8eÐded plan. ð long the entire (burch Street frontage of the plan. shown as Block 64 on the Council recO8ended plan. and at the telpOrary ter81nus of Clements ROId, shown as Block 65 on the Council recOl8ended plan; f) any other easellents as requ ired. That the owner Be sat isfactory arrangements with Pickering Hydro regarding the provision of underground wiring and street 1 ight lng. and the appropriate authorities regarding cable television and other sf.ilar services. That the streets with in the draft plan be named to the satisfaction of the Town. That Block 60 be established as a future development block and be 1IIð1nhined to the satisfaction of the Town unt1J such time as it is developed. That the owner construct temporary turning circles at the temporary terminus of Streets MB" and "C" and Clements road (within their lands) to the satisfaction of the Director of Publie Works. That prior to final reg1stration of this plan, the owner: a) satisfy the Town with respeet to prepayment of local i~provement charges; submit and receive Town approval of a tree survey and preservation programme; b) c) satisfy the Director of Public Works respecting lot grading and stormwater IIIðMgement over the ent1r'e area of the draft plan; satisfy the Town with respect to necessary improvements to Squires Beach Road and McKay Road necessary to bring these roads to full urban standards; d) e) submit a Draft 4OM-Plan to be approved by the Town Planning Department; That appropriate amendments be made to the Brock Industrial Area Development Plan to allow vehicular access from 'Heavy IndustrialM designated areas to roads other than Squires Beach Road, as shown in draft plan 18T-87007. such amendment{s) to take effect upon Regional draft approval of plan 18T-870ú7. . . . 3. 1/87 3 DRAfT P l.A1f Of SUBD I Y I S I 01 AND REZOfUIG APPLICATIOfC SUBHImD BY 387798 ONTARIO LIMITED Oft THE: SOUTHWEST CORNER Of FI NCH AVENUE AND BROCk ROAD FILE NUMBER - 8 4100 ~ 18T -84016 FILEIWMIIER -8 2310 ~ A 26/84(R) That Town Council recOC8el'!d to Regional Council that Draft Plan of Subdivision 18T-84026 (Revised April/8]) submitted by 387798 Ontario U8ited (Coughlan HolIes) on lands being Part of lot 19. Concession 1 be APPROVED AS REVISED subject to the following conditions and revisions: 1. That this recO8endðtion apply to the revised plan p."epared by Design Plan Services Inc., dated March 25, 1987, drawing number C-8706-1, subject to changes in -red-, bearing the Town's Recommendation stamp. 2. That the owner make satisfactory arrangements with the Town regarding the required parkland dedication. 3. That the owner enter into ð subdivision agreement with and to the satisfaction of the Town. 4. That the ownf'.r II1ðke sat isfactory arrangements with the Town and Region regard fng the prov is ions of a J1 services required by the Town. 5. That the owner make sat is factory arrangements with the Town respecting the upgrading of Royal Road, Finch Avenue and Brock Road to fu 11 urb'!n standardS such as the provision of sidewalks, streetlighting and boulevards. 6. That the owner make satisfactory arrangements with the appropriate authorities regarding the provision of underground wiring, street lighting, eable television and other similar services. 7. That the owner submit for approva 1 by the Town, site plans and streetscape elevations showing the location and relationship of all buildings prior to the issuance of any building permits. That prior to final registration of this plan, the owner: 8. a) submit a Draft 40M-Plan to be approved by the Town Planning Department; submit a detailed tree inventory and preservation programme to the satisfaction of the Town and agree that no trees be removed until such time as this programme has been approved by the Town except as authcrized by the Director of Parks and Recreation. b) c) satisfy the Town's Director of Public Works regarding Simcoe Engineering's comments respecting stormwater management facilities; satisfy the requirements of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. d) continued . 4. . 5. . 1/87 4 9. That tbe owner agree to convey to the Town any easeJlellts ai, required. That the owner sub8it a~ environøental noise analysis to the Town ðnd the Region of Ðvrham for approval and agree to undertake any 1t'Ort necessary as deteNliined by the report. 10. 11. That Block 12 CondOllinfum. deve 1oped of by ~ ()raft Plan DRAFT PlAN OF SUBDIVISION AND REZONING APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY 387798 ONTARIO lIMITED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER Of F'lHCH AVENUE AND BROCK ROAD FILE NUMBER - B 4l00 - 18T-84O26 FILE HUMBER - B 2310 - A 26/84{R) That Zon ing By-law Amendment App 1 ication A 26/84 (Rev ised April/8]) submitted by 387798 Ontar1O Limited (Coughlan Homes) on lands being Part of Lot 19, Concession 1 be APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE AS REVISED to implelllP.nt development as proposed by Draft P- an of Subdivis'lOn l8T-84026 (Revised April/87) subject to the following condition: 1. that the implementing zoning by-law pertaining to Block 12, not be forwarded to Town Council until the Planning Department is satisfied respeeting an appropriate site plan. REZONING A~PLICATION SUBMITTED BY P. AHj A. RUZSA ON THE EAST SIDE OF ROUGEMOUNT DRIVE, NORTH OF WOODGRANGE AVENUE FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A 24/87 That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 24/87, submitted by D. Given, on behalf of the owners, P. & A. Rusza, to amend Zoning By-law 2511 to change the zoning on Lot lOO, Plan 350 from 8R38 - One-Family Detached Dwel1ing - Third Density Zone (Minimum 18.0 metre lot frontage) to NR4" - One-Family Detached Dwell ing - Fourth Density Zone (minimum 15.0 metre lot frontage) be APPROVED, subject to the following condition: 1. That prior to third reading of the implementing by-law the owner enter into an appropriate development agreement with and to the satisfaction of the Town of Pickering which shall include but not necessarily be limited to requirements respecting: a) the payment of an applicable lot development fee should severance of the property be approved. . . . 6. 7. 8. 1/87 5 OfFICIAL PW AMEftDMEKT AND REZONING APPI..ICATION SUBMITTED BY £fUI[ST SAlMOM ON THE SOUTHE~T CORlŒR Of KINGSTON ROAD AND At TOM ROAD FILE NUMBER - 82310 - CPA 86-86/P FILEHUMB£R - B 2310 - A 58/86 That Town Council recOI8efJds to Regional Councn that Official Plan Amendment Application 86-86/P subMitted by M. McGregor (on behalf of E. Salmon) on Part of Lot 32, B.F.C. Range 3, to permit a day nursery in addition to the permitted spedal purpose cO8Iercial uses be dealt with in the context of the amendment to the Pickering District Plan recoaøended in ApptifIdix No. I to Town Planning Report No. 30/87. OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND REZONING APPLICATIGN SUBMITTED BY ERNEST SALMON ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF KINGSTON ROAD AND ALTONA ROAD FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - OPA 86-86/P FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A 58/86 That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 58/86, submitted by M. McGregor (on behalf of E. Salmon) on Part of Lot 32, B.F .C. Range 3. oe APPROVED to permit on the subject lands a day nursery for approximately 30 children subject to the following conditions: (1 ) That the recommended Official Plan Amendment for day nurseries and private home day cares outlined in Town Planning Report No. 30/87 be approved by Region&l Council prior to the consideration of the implementing zoning by-law by Town Council; That pr ior to the cons idera t ion of an imp 1 ement jng zon ing by-law by Town Counc i 1, the owner enter into an appropriate site/development agreement, with and to the satisfaction of the Town, that shall include but not necessarily be 1 imited to the regrading and upgrading of the existing driveway to a paved double width driveway and expanding the parking area to accoømodate the required number of vehicular parking spaces; (2) (3 ) That the implementing zoning by-law 1 imit the number of children in the day nursery to a maximum of 30. OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND REZONING APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY SUTTER HILL DEVELOPMENT LIMITED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BAYLY STREET, EAST OF THE GO STATION FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - OPA 86-84/P FILE NUMBÈR - B 2310 - A 57/86 That Town Council recommends to Regional Council that Official Plan Amendment App1 ication 86-84/P submitted by the Y.M.C.A. (on behalf of Sutter Hill Developments Limited) on Part of Lots 21 and 22, Concession 1, to permit certain day nursery programs in addition to the currently permitted uses be dealt with in the context of the amendment to the Pickering District Plan recommended in Appendix No. I to Town PlanfJing Report No. 30/87. . . . 9. lO. 11. 1/87 6 OfFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND REZONING APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY SUTTER HILL DEVELOPMENT LIMITED ON THE HŒ'W. SID£: OF BAYLY STREET. EAST OF THE GO STAn~ FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - OPA 86-84/P FILE NUMBER - B 2310 ~ A 57/86 That Zoning By-law A8end8cnt Application A 57/86, submitted by the Y.H.C.A. (on behalf of Sutter Hill Developments Limited) on Part Lots 21 and 22, Co~cession 1, be APPROVED to permit on the subject lands certai~y nursery programs in ~dd it ion to c:urrently perm it t ed uses, subject to the fol1o~1n9 conditions: (1) That the !'ec.oøaended Official Plan Amendment for day ~urser{es and private hO8e day cares outlined in Town Planning Report No. 30/87 be approved by Regional Council prior to the cons ideration of the implementing zoning by-law by Town Council. That the implementing zoning by-law estab1ish a maximum capacities for each of the requested day nursery programs, as follows: (2 ) (a) 35 children for the First Base Program that i:> offered to children (from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.) during Christmas Break, March Break, the occas iona 1 P .A. day that schoo I s are unavailable and the week of P.A. days at the end of the school year; (b) 76 children for the Extended Day Care Program that is offered in the early morning and late afternoon for children aged 6 - 9 ':'~ðrs that attend Y.M.C.A. day camps during the summer months; and (c) 5 children for the half day presehool program for deve lopmenta lly handicapped ch ildren aged 2- 5 years operating from Monday to Friday on a continuous basis. (3) That the owner submit a revised site plan satisfactory to the Town illustrating a designated bus loading area, prior to the consideration of an implementing zoning by-law by Town Council. PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN AND TO THE AJAX DISTRICT PLAN FILE NUMBER - A 2240 That Town Counc il adv i se Reg iona 1 Counc 11 and the Town of Ajax that it has no cOIIIIIents to the approval of Official Plan Amendment Application 87-26/D/A. ACCESS FROM ROYAL ROAD FILE-NUMBER ~ B 2310 That the request dated May 7, 198:? from B-A ConsuH ing Group ltd. on behalf of Zaroukian Holdings for permission for an access from Royal Road into the Commercial Plaza at the northeast corner of Roya 1 Road and Kingston Road be refused.