HomeMy WebLinkAboutJune 15, 1992
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COUNCIL MINUTES
A Meeting of the Pickering Town Council was held on Monday, June
15,1992 at 8:23 p.m.
PRESENT:
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COUNCILLORS:
M. Brenner - Acting Mayor
E. Higdon
E. Pi stri tto
K. Van Kempen
ALSO PRESENT:
N.C. Marshall
B. Taylor
N. Carroll
1. Me 1 ymuk
ABSENT:
- Town Manager
- Town Clerk
- Director of Planning
- Deputy Director of Planning
Mayor Arthurs - (ill)
Councillor Johnson - (municipal business)
Councillor Wellman - (holdiay)
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Regular meeting of June 1,1992.
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ADOPTION OF MINUTES
DELEGATI ONS
Lorrai ne Cl ark, 1470 Fi nch Avenue, addressed Counci 1
with respect to the draft plan of condominium
submitted by 771380 Ontario Limited on the northwest
corner of Finch Avenue and Valley Farm Road. When
this project was first proposed, the neighbours
objected but the developer made the project seem
appea1ing. Since that time, this land has been sold
three times and now there will be many backyards
abutting her property, there will be a large retaining
wall along her lands and her property will be devalued.
Gord Mitchell, 1491 Finch Avenue, addressed Council
with respect to the draft plan of condominium
submitted by 771380 Ontario Limited on the northwest
corner of Finch Avenue and Valley Farm Road. There is
high density development in close proximity to his
property of which he has no objection, however, this
development will devalue the surrounding properties.
He agreed to a 27 unit development that had a uni que
architecture but the present proposal does not reflect
what he had originally agreed to.
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DELEGATIONS - continued
Li nda Paul, representi ng 771380 Ontari 0 L imi ted,
stated that her clients met with the staff and
residents last September and revised the plan to
ensure that all the concerns of the nei ghbours were
incorporated in the plan.
Kim Thompson, representing LACAC, addressed Council
wi th respect to By-l aw Number 4039/92 to amend By-l aw
3632/91 to designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a
Heritage Conservation District. She urged Council to
enact the by-law because it means a lot to the
residents of Whitevale and they have been working on
thi s for many years. The LACAC wi 11 be meeti ng wi th
the residents to determine if exemptions from the
by-law are possible at a later date. The concerns of
the residents can be incorporated in the
implementation of the guidelines for the Heritage
Designation.
Sandra Rider, Main Street, addressed Council with
respect to By-law Number 4039/92 to amend By-law
3632/91 to designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a
Heritage Conservation District. She moved to
Whitevale because of the heritage atmosphere and has
1 i ved there for 16 years. The issue of a Heri tage
Desi gnati on fi rst arose about 10 years ago but the
residents were afraid of it. The intent of a Heritage
Designation is to preserve and not dictate to the
homeowner. The residents feel there is a need to
protect the heritage atmosphere and there should be no
problems for people to be exempted from the
designation.
Judy Fri edl addressed Counci 1 wi th respect to By-l aw
Number 4039/92 to amend By-l aw 3632/91 to desi gnate
the Hamlet of Whitevale as a Heritage Conservation
District. She has lived in Whitevale for nine years
and stated that people have pride in their houses and
the community. She was very disapPointed that Council
is even questi oni ng the by-l aw because of compl ai nts
from a small number of people. The heritage of
Whitevale must be protected and it would have the
advantage of providing for a live historical area.
Laura Carney addressed Counci 1 wi th respect to By-l aw
Number 4039/92 to amend By-l aw 3632/91 to des i gna te
the Hamlet of Whitevale as a Heritage Conservation
District. She stated that the Heritage Designation is
required for the protection that it will offer her.
Julia Hayes, Golf Club Road, addressed Council with
respect to By-law Number 4039/92 to amend By-law
3632/91 to designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a
Heritage Conservation District. She stated that the
residents were not informed of all the issues and
asked Counci 1 to slow the process down in order to
provi de time to study the issue further. She woul d
like to too the Ontario Municipal Board approve the
by-law with the requested property owners exempted.
She felt that this issue has become too emotional and
is intertwined with the dump issue. The Whitevale
District Plan provides for a large amount of
interference into the rights of a property owner. She
stated that she does not intend to sell her property
to a developer.
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DELEGATIONS - continued
Sarah Roberts, 3177 Gol f Cl ub Road, addressed Counci1
with respect to By-law Number 4039/92 to amend By-law
3632/91 to designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a
Heritage Conservation District. Upon review of all
the pertinent documents, she can understand the desire
of the residents to have a Heritage Designation,
however, her house was built in the 1950's and is not
of a heritage nature and she therefore wants to be
exempt from the by-law.
Caroline Fremont, addressed Council with respect to
By-law Number 4039/92 to amend By-law 3632/91 to
designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a Heritage
Conservation District. She stated that she has lived
in Whitevale for 23 years and did not attend the
vari ous meeti ngs that were hel d wi th respect to the
designation. She hoped that the Ontario Municipal
Board heari ng is postponed and further time is gi ven
to study the heri tage issue. She wants to be exempt
from the by-l aw at thi s time only because she is not
totally informed on the issue.
Anna Willson, representing LACAC, stated that she was
present to answer any questi ons Counci 1 may have on
the Whitevale Heritage Conservation District issue.
Jack Reid, 3173 Golf Club Road, addressed Council with
respect to By-law Number 4039/92 to amend By-law
3632/91 to designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a
Heritage Conservation District. He wants his property
to be exempt from this by-law because his house is not
of a heri tage nature and he does not have enough
information on the issue.
Judy Griffiths, addressed Council with respect to
By-law Number 4039/92 to amend By-law 3632/91 to
designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a Heritage
Conservation District. She stated that she does not
support the Heritage Designation because it will
create unnecessary red tape and she has already
carried out extensive renovations on her house.
Tommy Thompson, Byron Street, addressed Counci 1 with
respect to By-law Number 4039/92 to amend By-law
3632/91 to designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a
Heritage Conservation District. He stated that he has
lived in Whitevale for 20 years and has run into
problems all along to get a heritage designation. He
stated that everyone has been advi sed of the pub1i c
meetings to discuss this issue.
Fred Beer, representi ng the Pi ckeri ng Rura 1
Association, addressed Council with respect to By-law
Number 4039/92 to amend By-1 aw 3632/91 to desi gnate
the Hamlet of Whiteva1e as a Heritage Conservation
Di strict. He stated that Council shoul d support the
designation because it is not only IIWhiteva1ell
heritage but also the Townls heritage.
John Hayes, Gol f Cl ub Road, addressed Counci1 wi th
respect to By-law Number 4039/92 to amend By-law
3632/91 to designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a
Heritage Conservation District. He stated that he
only wants to be exempt from the designation.
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DELEGATIONS - continued
Al Graham, Cl aremont, addressed Council with respect
to By-l aw Number 4039/92 to amend By-l aw 3632191 to
designate the Hamlet of Whitevale as a Heritage
Conservati on Di stri ct. He stated that the important
issue to be resolved is the protecti on of the Town's
heritage.
Carl Roberts addressed Counci 1 wi th respect to By-l aw
Number 4039/92 to amend By-l aw 3632191 to desi gnate
the Hamlet of Whitevale as a Heritage Conservation
Di stri ct. He stated that the by-l aw shoul d be passed
with the exemptions and people should be kept informed
of this issue.
RESOLUTIONS
Resolution #90/92 - See Appendix #1
Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Higdon
That the report of the Executive Committee Meeting of June 8,
1992 be adopted with the following amendment:
Items #1 and #2 were deferred for two weeks.
Item #9 was deferred for two weeks.
Councillor Van Kempen declared an interest in Items #3, #4 and
#5 because he and his spouse own a business on the subject
property.
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Recorded Vote on Item #12:
CARRIED
Yes:
Absent:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon, Pistritto and Van Kempen
Councillors Johnson, Wellman and Mayor Arthurs
Resolution #91/92
Moved by Councillor Pistritto
Seconded by Councillor Van Kempen
WHEREAS in a 1 etter da ted May 21, 1992, the Di rector of Sol i d
Waste Management for the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
advised the Regional Commissioner of Works that he will be
recommendi ng that the Brock West Landfi 11 Si te be closed on
Saturday; and
WHEREAS the residents of the Town of Pickering who have no other
opportuni ty to di spose of thei r waste duri ng the week wi 11 be
denied an essential level of service that is available to other
municipalities in the Region of Durham who use a Regional
landfill site; and
WHEREAS the closure of the Brock West Landfill Site on Saturdays
will encourage an increase in the illegal disposal of waste on
roadsides and vacant properties and lead to higher clean-up
costs; and
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Resolution #91/92 - continued
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WHEREAS waste from the Region of Durham I s transfer stati ons,
whi ch are open Saturday morni ngs, is haul ed to the Brock West
Landfi 11 Si te on Saturday morni ngs and thi s closure will
seriously hamper their operations;
NOW THEREFORE the Counci 1 of the Corporati on of the Town of
Pickering hereby requests the Council of Metropolitan Toronto to
ensure that the Brock West Landfill Site is kept open on
Saturday mornings.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
Absent:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon, Pistritto and Van Kempen
Councillors Johnson, Wellman and Mayor Arthurs
Resolution #92/92
Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Higdon
That the Mayor be authorized to proclaim the week of June 21 to
27, 1992 as Occupational Health and Safety Week in the Town of
Pickering.
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Resolution #93/92
Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Higdon
Whereas Mr. Al ex Robertson has been an i nvol ved and dedi cated
member of the conmunity over the past 30 years to make the Bay
Ridges Community and indeed the entire Town of Pickering a
better place to live; and
Whereas ~ex Robertson has been a Member of the Council of the
Town of Pi ckeri ng, wi th the excepti on of two yea rs , from its
inception on January 1,1974 to November 30,1988; and
Whereas Alex Robertson was instrumental in convincing Ontario
Hydro to allow the Town of Pickering to use the lands in Parts
of Lots 20,21 and 22a as a passive park;
Now Therefore The Council of the Corporation of the Town of
Pi ckeri ng hereby resol ves that those 1 ands now known as the
Ontari 0 Hydro Passi ve Park be renamed to be known as the Al ex
Robertson Community Park.
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CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
Absent:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon, Pistritto and Van Kempen
Councillors Johnson, Wellman and Mayor Arthurs
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Resolution #94/92
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Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Higdon
Whereas, by Statement of Claim dated February 25, 1987, issued
in the District Court of Ontario (now the Ontario Court, General
Division, at Newmarket, Court File No. 8040/87), Nolmar
Properties Ltd. commenced a legal proceeding against The
Corporation of the Town of Pickering and Ertl and Rowan Inc. for
the sum of $175,000 plus costs relating to the development of
Plan 40M-1234, Pickering; and
Whereas, following extensive pre-trial proceedings, Nolmar
Properties Ltd. has offered to settle the proceeding respecting
both The Corporation of the Town of Pickering and Ertl and Rowan
Inc. upon the payment to it of $5,000 inclusive of costs; and
Whereas Ertl and Rowan Inc. has agreed to pay $2,500 of that
$5,000 sum and General Accident Assurance Co, has agreed to pay
$1,250 of that $5,000 sum;
Now Therefore Be It Resolved That:
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The Corporation of the Town of Pi ckeri ng hereby
concurs in the settlement of this matter upon the
payment to Nolmar Properties Ltd. of $5,000, inclusive
of costs, of which $1,250 sha11 be payable by the
Corporation.
The Town Treasurer is hereby authori zed to pay the
Corporationls share of the settlement of this matter
from Account 1599 to H.B. Campbell & Associates,
Barristers and Solicitors, in trust.
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The Town Solicitor is hereby authorized to execute any
documents necessary to effect the settl ement of thi s
matter.
CARRIED
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BY-LAWS
Counci 11 or Pi stri tto, seconded by Counci110r Hi gdon, moved for
leave to introduce by-laws of the Town of Pickering:
By-law Number 4012/92
Being a by-law to amend Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law 3036, as
amended, to implement the Official Plan of the Town of Pickering
Di stri ct Pl anni ng Area, Region of Durham in Part of Lot 17,
Concession 1, being Part of Lots 3, 4, and 5, Registered Plan
469, in the Town of Pickering. (OPA 88-094/P; A 28/90)
By-law Number 4012/92 was deferred for two weeks
By-law Number 4013/92
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Being a by-law to amend Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law 3036, as
amended, to implement the Official Plan of the Town of Pickering
District Planning Area, Region of Durham in Part of Lot 17,
Concession 1, being Part of Lots 2,3, 4, and 5, Registered Plan
469, and Part of Lot 17, Concession 1, in the Town of Pickering.
(OPA 88-094/P; A 28/90)
By-law Number 4013/92 was deferred for two weeks
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BY-LAWS - continued
By-law Number 4014/92
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Bei ng a by-l aw to authori ze the executi on of an Arena Board
Advertising Agreement with Street Level Media Inc. for the
period September 1,1992 to August 31,1997.
By-law Number 4015/92
Being a by-law to amend By-law 1562/82 temporarily closing roads
(Brock Road, Concession 3 Road, Concession 5 Road, Greycoat
Lane, Oakwood Drive and Sanok Drive).
By-law Number 4016/92
Being a by-law to dedicate Blocks 58 and 62, Plan 40M-1446,
Pickering, as public highway (Hoover Drive; Littleford Street).
By-law Number 4017/92
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Transfer/Deed of
Part Lot 2, Plan 1051 (Parts 2, 3 and 4, Plan 40R-11865) to W.
and P. Sozanski, subject to an easement over Part 3, Plan
40R-11865.
By-law Number 4018/92
Bei ng a by-l aw to authori ze the executi on of a Release of the
Agreement respecting that part of Lot 30, Range 3, B.F.C.,
Pickering, now comprising Block 160, Plan 40M-1437, Pickering.
By-law Number 4019/92
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Bei ng a by-l aw to authori ze the execution of a Rel ease of the
Agreement respecting those parts of Lot 33, Range 3, B.F.C.,
Pickering, designated as Parts 2 and 3, 40R-6677, now comprising
Plans 40M-1318, 40M-1443 and 40M-1457, Pickering.
By-law Number 4020/92
Being a by-law to assume Barry Drive, Edmund Drive and Sundown
Crescent, Plan 40M-1442, Pickering, for public use as public
highways under the jurisdiction of the Town.
By-law Number 4021/92
Being a by-law to assume services under the jurisdiction of the
Town in Plan 40M-1442, Pickering.
By-law Number 4022/92
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Release and
Di scharge of the Subdivi si on Agreement, and amendments thereto,
respecting Plan 40M-1442, Pickering.
By-law Number 4023/92
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Being a by-law to amend By-law 2359/87 regulating parkings
standing and stopping on highways and on private and municipal
property, (Barry Drive, Edmund Drive and Sundown Crescent).
By-law Number 4024/92
Being a by-law to amend By-law 55174 prohibiting heavy traffic
on Edmund Drive and Steeple Hill.
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BY-LAWS - continued
By-law Number 4025/92
Being a by-law to amend By-law 1473/82 respecting reduced load
periods on Barry Drive, Edmund Drive and Sundown Crescent.
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By-law Number 4026/92
Being a by-law to amend By-law 1416/82 providing for the
regulation and licensing of places of amusement on Edmund Drive
and Sundown Crescent.
By-law Number 4027/92
Being a by-law to assume Fawndale Road, Gwendolyn Street and
Petunia Place, Plan 40M-1318, Pickering, for public use as
public highways under the jurisdiction of the Town.
By-law Number 4028/92
Being a by-law to assume services under the jurisdiction of the
Town in Plan 40M-1318, Pickering.
By-law Number 4029/92
Bei ng a by-l aw to authori ze the executi on of a Release and
Discharge of the Subdivision Agreement respecting Plan 40M-1318,
Pickering.
By-law Number 4030/92
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Being a by-law to amend By-law 2359/87 regulating parking,
standing and stopping on highways and on private and municipal
property (Petunia Place)
By-law Number 4031/92
Being a by-law to amend By-law 1416/82 providing for the
regulation and licensing of places of amusement on Petunia Place.
By-law Number 4032/92
Being a by-law to assume Fawndale Road, Plan 40M-1457,
Pickering, for public use as public highway under the
jurisdiction of the Town.
By-law Number 4033/92
Being a by-law to assume services under the jurisdiction of the
Town in Plan 40M-1457, Pickering.
By-law Number 4034/92
Bei ng a by-l aw to authori ze the executi on of a Rel ease and
Discharge of the Subdivision Agreement respecting Plan 40M-1457,
Pickering.
By-law Number 4035/92
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Being a by-law to appoint three additional persons to the Town
of Pickering Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee.
By-law Number 4036/92
Bei ng a by-l aw to authori ze the executi on of an Agreement wi th
Pickering Hockey Association Incorporated for the operation of
the Don Beer Arena Pro Shop from September 1, 1992 to April 30
1994. '
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BY-LAWS - continued
By-law Number 4037/92
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Being a by-law to authorize the execution of an Agreement
between The Corporation of the Town of Pickering and the
Gingerbread Co-operative Nursery School (Pickering) Inc.
respecting the use of the West Shore Community Centre (September
7, 1992 to June 25, 1993).
By-law Number 4038/92
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of an Agreement
between The Corporati on of the Town of Pi ckeri ng and Cl aremont
Co-operative Nursery School, Inc. respecting the use of the
Claremont Community Centre (September 7,1992 to June 25,1993).
By-law Number 4039/92
Being a by-law to amend By-law Number 3632/91 to designate the
Haml et of Whi teva 1 e in the Town of Pi ckeri ng as a Heri tage
Conservation District.
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Counci 11 or Pi stri tto, seconded by Counci 11 or Hi gdon, moved that
the report of the Conmittee of the Whol e on By-l aw Numbers
4014/92, 4015/92, 4016/92, 4017/92, 4018/92, 4019/92, 4020/92,
4021/92, 4022/92, 4023/92, 4024/92, 4025/92, 4026/92, 4027/92,
4028/92, 4029/92, 4030/92, 4031/92, 4032/92, 4033/92, 4034/92,
4035/92, 4036/92, 4037/92, 4038/92 and 4039/92 be adopted and
the said by-laws be now read a third time and PASSED and that
the Mayor and Cl erk sign. the same and the seal of the
Corporation be affixed thereto.
CARRIED
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OTHER BUSINESS
2.
Councillor Van Kempen stated that he appreciated
having the meeting of the Members of Council with the
Town Manager to discuss communications.
Counci 11 or Van Kempen requested that Pi ckeri ng Hydro
review it policy on out-of-Province travel.
3.
Councillor Van Kempen reminded residents that they can
still expect Jim Wiseman, MPP, to attend the Planning
Committee Meeting on June 17,1992.
Councillor Pistritto stated that there will be a
public meeting on July 9, 1992 to explain the
Whitevale Heritage Conservation District by-law.
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Counci 11 or Brenner reported that the Region of Durham
has imposed restrictions on lawn watering.
Counci 11 or Brenner further reported that the summer
collection of yard waste has been extended until June
30, 1992.
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OTHER BUSINESS - continued
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The following matters were considered prior to the
regular meeting:
a)
The Town Manager reported that he has been
advised by the Director of Community Services and
Facilities that the Town is running out of ice
time and therefore some of the adul t groups may
need to fi nd other faci 1 i ti es. Mr. Qui nn was
directed to meet with the owners of the Art
Thompson Arena and representati ves of the adul t
1 eagues to determi ne if an arrangement can be
made for these leagues.
The Town Manager distributed a memo from the
Director of Public Works explaining why yard
waste wi 11 not be pi eked up duri ng the summer.
Council asked that the contract for yard waste be
extended to June 30, 1992 and that the Waste
Reduction Committee come to Council on June 22,
1992 to discuss the matter.
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CONFIRMATION BY-LAW
By-law Number 4040/92
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Counci 11 or Van Kempen, seconded by Counci 11 or Pi stritto moved
for 1 eave to introduce a By-l aw of the Town of Pi ckeri ng to
confi rm those proceedi ngs of the Counci 1 of theCorporati on of
the Town of Pickering at its meeting held on the 15th day of
June, 1992 and that the same be now finally passed and that the
Mayor and Clerk sign the same and that the Seal of the
Corporation be thereto affixed.
CARRIED
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ADJOURNMENT.
The Meeting adjourned at 10:17 p.m.
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APPENDIX #1
TOWN OF PICKERING
That the Executive Committee of the Town of Pickering having met on
June 8,1992, presents its eleventh report to Council and recommends:
1.
DRAFT PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM 18CDM-89028(REVISED}
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION A 4/91 (REVISED)
SUBMITTED BY 771380 ONTARIO LIMITED ON
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FINCH AVENUE AND
VALLEY FARM ROAD
FILE NUMBER - A 4/91(R) - 18CDM-89028(R}
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That Town Council recommend to Regional Council that Draft
Pl an of Condomi ni urn 18CDM-89028 (R), submi tted by 771380
Ontario Limited, on lands being Part of Lot 21, Concession
2, Town of Pickering, be APPROVED subject to the following
conditions:
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That this recommendation applies to the plan prepared
by Donevan Fleischmann Petrich Ltd., dated March 31,
1992 (Revision No.1 - Scenario 2, Job No. P91032)
bearing the Town1s recommendation stamp.
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That prior to registration of the condominium plan:
(a) the owner obtain site plan approval from the
Town of Pickering;
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(b) the owner enter into a site development
agreement wi th and to the sati sfacti on of the
Town of Pickering;
(c) the owner entpr into a development/condominium
agreement with and to the satisfaction of the
Town of Pickering;
(d) an appropriate implementing zoning by-law
amendment is passed and fi na 1 i zed by the Town of
Pi ckeri ng; and
(e) the appropriate disposition of the (H) - Holding
provision is effected.
DEFERRED FOR TWO WEEKS
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DRAFT PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM 18CDM-89028(REVISED}
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION A 4/91 (REVISED)
SUBMITTED BY 771380 ONTARIO LIMITED ON
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FINCH AVENUE AND
VALLEY FARM ROAD
FILE NUMBER - A 4/91(R) - 18CDM-89028(R}
That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 4/91(R),
submitted by 771380 Ontario Limited, being Part of Lot 21,
Concession 2, Town of Pickering, to change the zoning of
the property to permit an increase in the number of
cluster condominium townhomes from 28 to 36 be APPROVED IN
PRINCIPLE to impl ement rlevelopment as proposed by Draft
Pl an of Condomi ni um 18CDM-89028 (Revi sed), subject to the
following conditions:
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That prior to the forwarding of an implementing
zoning by-law to Town Council, the owner:
(a)
obtain conditional site plan approval from the
Town which shall include, but not necessarily be
limited to, consideration of the following
ma tters:
(i)
submission, review and approval of a
detailed site plan, architectural
elevations, landscape plan, tree
preservation plan and grading plan in
accordance with the Town IS Site Plan
Approval procedures;
the preparation of a stormwater
management pl an and i ncorporati on of
flood protection measures to the
satisfaction of the Town and the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority;
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the method and location of refuse and
recycling storage and pick-up; and
the requi rements of the Regi on of Durham
with respect to the provision of water
and sanitary sewer services to the
development, and the widening and other
requirements of the Region and the Town
rel ati ng to Fi nch Avenue and Va 11 ey Farm
Road; and
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That the implementing zoning by-law amend By-law
Number 2639/88 by:
(a)
revising section 5(b)(iii}B - Schedule II to
establish the maximum number of dwelling units
at thirty-six (36);
revising section 5(b}(i} Schedule II to
establish yard setbacks for the development,
each building envelope to contain a specific
number of permi tted uni ts and bui 1 di ng setbacks
based on an approved (or conditionally approved)
site plan;
(b)
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revi sing section 5(b }(vi}B to establ ish for each
dwell i ng unit, that there be provi ded and
maintained one private garage attached to the
dwelling unit providing at least one parking
space within;
(d) revising section 5(b}(vi}D to establish a
minimum visitor parking standard of 0.3 spaces
per unit for all permitted uses;
prohibiting any buildings or structures within
approximately 10.0 metres of the stable
top-of-bank of the Duffins Creek;
including any other items deemed necessary based
on the site plan review process.
DEFERRED FOR TWO WEEKS
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OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION 90-094/P
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION A 27/90
SUBMITTED BY PICKERING SQUARE (1986) INC.
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF HIGHWAY #2 AND
VALLEY FARM ROAD
FILE NUMBER - A 27/90 - OPA 90-094/P
(a) That Official Plan Amendment Application 90-094/P,
submitted by Pickering Square (1986) Inc., to
redesignate the subject site, being Part of Lot 20,
Concession 1, Town of Pickering, as a IILocal Central
Areall, be APPROVED as Amendment No. 77 to the
Pickering District Plan, as outlined in Appendix
No. I to Recommendation Report No. 13/92; and
(b) That pursuant to the Planning Act, a public meeting
be held prior to Council passing the necessary by-law
to adopt Amendment No. 77 and forwarding it to the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs for approval.
OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION 90-094/P
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION A 27/90
SUBMITTED BY PICKERING SQUARE (1986) INC.
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF HIGHWAY #2 AND
VALLEY FARM ROAD
FILE NUMBER - A 27/90 - OPA 90-094/P
That Town Council adopt Amendment No.8 to the Liverpool
Comunity Development Plan as outlined in Appendix No. II
to Recommendation Report No. 13/92, and that said
amendment not take effect until the Ministry of Municipal
Affairs approves Amendment No. 77 to the Pickering
District Plan.
OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION 90-094/P
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION A 27/90
SUBMITTED BY PICKERING SQUARE (1986) INC.
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF HIGHWAY #2 AND
VALLEY FARM ROAD
FILE NUMBER - A 27/90 - OPA 90-094/P
That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 27/90,
submitted by Pickering Square (1986) Inc., to zone the
subject site being Part of Lot 20, Concession 1, Town of
Pickering, as a IILocal Central Areall be APPROVED, subject
to the following conditions:
1.
2.
That prior to the forwarding of an implementing
zoning by-law for their consideration, Town
Council enact a by-law to adopt Amendment No. 77
to the Pickering District Plan; and
That the implementing zoning by-law include
appropriate provisions to permit a full range of
local central area uses on the site, and limit the
maximum gross leasable floor area for all retail uses
to approximately 4300 square metres.
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7.
8
8.
9.
8
11/92
4
CO-OPERATIVE TENDER FOR SUPPLY
AND DELIVERY OF CORRUGATED PIPE CULVERT
TENDER NO. T-226-92
FILE NUMBER - C 4300
That Tender No. T -226-92, submi tted by Ho1 t Cu1 vert and
Metal Products Ltd. for the supply and delivery of
corrugated pipe in the amount of $29,376.04, .e approved.
PICKERING TRANSIT SYSTEM
FILE NUMBER F 4100
That the reconmendations contained in the Report of the
Director of Transportation dated June, 1992 titled
IIPickering Transit Study Phase IIII be approved subject to
the following amendments:
1.
That the off-peak period for Routes 3, 7 and 9 as
out1 ined in Exhibit 9 be extended to cover the hours
of 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for a four month trial
basis.
2.
That Reconmendation #5 regarding the transit service
from the Pickering Town Centre to the Scarborough
Town Centre be deleted and that the Director of
Transportati on be di rected to prepare a report for
the 1993 budget discussions on the cost of providing
this service.
RENTAL OF OFFICE TRAILER
AT WORKS CENTRE
FILE NUMBER - F 4100
That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute a lease
with ATCO Space Rentals for the provision of an office
trailer at the Works Centre to provide additional office
space for the Department of Transportation;
and that the 1 ease be for a one year peri od to expi re on
June 30, 1993;
and that the Di rector of Transportation be di rected to
prepare a report for the 1993 budget di scuss ions on the
costs and subsidies available for constructing an addition
to the Works Centre.
1992 GENERAL INSURANCE REPORT
FILE NUMBER - A 1100
That the 1992 General Insurance Report of Rank Cowan
Company Limited dated May 4, 1992 be adopted and the 1992
Insurance Renewal Premium of $237,743 be approved as
revised in Town Clerk's Report CL 44/92.
DEFERRED FOR TWO WEEKS
10.
8
11.
12.
8
8
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11 /92
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GRANT REQUEST FROM UNITED WAY
AJAX/PICKERING
FILE NUMBER F 2300
That commenci ng in 1992 for the 1993 budget year, the
annua 1 grant to the Uni ted Way of Aj ax/Pi ckeri ng be based
on the number of househol ds as reported by the Assessment
Office;
and that a grant in the amount of $2.65 per household be
made to the Uni ted Way of Aj ax/Pi ckeri ng for the year
1992, said grant to be paid in 1993.
IIGLAD DAYS FOR EPILEPSylI - AUGUST 20,21,22 and 23
IINATIONAL NEIGHBOURHOOD DAyll - JUNE 14,1992
FILE NUMBER - A 2111
That Acting Mayor Brenner be authorized to make the
following proclamations:
IIGLAD DAYS FOR EPILEPSyll - AUGUST 20,21,22 and 23
IINATIONAL NEIGHBOURHOOD DAyll - JUNE 14,1992
APPOINTMENT TO PACT
FILE NUMBER - A 1900
That Counci 11 or Van Kempen be appoi nted as the Counci 1
liaison to PACT.