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COUNCIL MINUTES
A Meeting of the Pickering Town Council was held on Monday June
16, 1986 at 7:30 p.m.
PRESENT:
COUNCILLORS:
W. Arthurs
M. Brenner
S. Coburn
A. Robertson - Acting Mayor
N. Stoner
ALSO PRESENT:
N.C. Marshall - Town Manager
B. Taylor - Town Clerk
K. McKay - Deputy Clerk
T. Magi - Director of Planning
T. Melymuk - Senior Planner
ABSENT:
Mayor Anderson - (attending Transit Conference in Vancouver)
Councillor Mitchell - (attending Transit Conference in Vancouver)
(I) ADOPTION OF MINUTES
Regular Meeting of June 2, 1986.
Special Meeting of June 3, 1986.
(II) DELEGATIONS
1. Mr. Bill Newman addressed Council with respect to the
application to amend the Minister's Zoning Order by S.
Tedesco. He stated he supported the refusal of the
application because the proposed dwelling unit is not in
conformity with the dwellings in the surrounding area.
See Resolution #81/86
2. Mr. Richard Price addressed Council with respect to the
application to amend the Minister's Zoning Order by S.
Tedesco. He stated he supported the refusal of this
application.
See Resolution #81/86
3. Mr. Gerard Gervais, Consultant for First City
Development Corporation, asked that Council reconsider
the deferral of this item and stated that a completed
site plan has been submitted.
Deferred to the Council Meetin~ of June 30, 1986
4. Mr. Sheldon Sugden, on behalf of First City Development
Corporation, requested approval of their Official Plan
Amendment and Rezoning Application.
Deferred to the Council Meetin~ of June 30, 1986
5. Mr. Joe Nesci addressed Council with respect to the
Pickering Driving Range. He requested that the
provision in the lease regarding screening be enforced
and that the screening be extended further east to
protect his property from golf balls landing on his
property
See Resolution #86/86
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6. Mr. Lorne Almack addressed Council with respect to his
subdivision agreement in Claremont. He requested that
the provision of curbs and gutters on Livingston Street
be deleted.
See Item #11 of the Executive Committe Report
7. Mr. George Martin, President of the Greenwood and Area
Ratepayers Association addressed Council with respect to
the Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning Application
submitted by Tridel Corporation. He stated his
opposition to the height and density of the proposed
condominium apartment buildings because it is not the
intent of the original Town Centre Plan and requested a
refusal of the applications.
8. Mr. David Reid, President of the Rosebank Road North and
Area Community Association, stated his association's
opposition to the proposal by Tridel and requested a
deferral in order that the public can be made more aware
of the proposal.
9. Mr. David Rothnie, Greenwood, stated his opposition to
the height and density of Tridel's proposal and felt
that this type of proposal is not suitable for
Picketing.
10. Mr. Joe Papalia, 1911 Glengrove Road, spoke in
opposition to the Tridel proposal for six condominium
apartment buildings of 23 storeys in height. He stated
more notification should have been made to the public
and requested either refusal or deferral.
11. Mr. John Geuzebroek, representing the Fox
Hollow/Amberlea Homeowners Association stated opposition
to the Tridel proposal based on the fact that sufficient
information was not available to the public. He also
opposed the height and density of the project and
requested a deferral.
12. Mr. Steve Titchener, President of the Glengrove
Community Association was opposed to the height and
number of buildings proposed by Tridel. He said more
information should be given to the public through public
meetings and requested a deferral.
13. Mr. Garry Hummell, President of the Rosebank and East
Rouge Ratepayers Association, requested a deferral of
the Tridel application. He felt more time is required
for the public to study the proposal regarding the
height and number of buildings, the effect on the
education system and traffic.
14. Mr. Laurie Cahill, 871 Oliva Street, felt the Tridel
proposal is being rushed and requested a deferral in
order that public information meetings can be held. He
also stated that a needs study should be undertaken and
that traffic congestion will increase due to the number
of cars from the proposed buildings.
15. Mr. Don Given, Planning Consultant for Tridel
Corporation, agreed to a public meeting in order to work
together with area residents and to resolve problems and
concerns. He stated the Official Plan designates high
density but that Tridel will consider the height of the
buildings as it affects area residents.
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(II) DELEGATIONS - (contd)
16. Mr. Tony Morrow, Tridel Corporation, stated public
information meetings will be held over the summer months
to resolve residents' concerns.
17. Mr. Gary Kay, solicitor for Tridel, stated that Tridel
is willing to meet with the public to answer and resolve
any questions or concerns respecting the height and
density of the project.
18. Mr. Cliff Chin, representing R.V. Anderson Associates,
concurred with the provisions in By-law 2244/86 and the
amended schedule.
See By-law 2244/86
(III) RESOLUTIONS
Resolution #80/86 - See Appendix #1
Moved by Councillor Coburn
Seconded by Councillor Arthurs
That the Executive Committee Report dated June 9, 1986, be
adopted with the following amendments:
Items ~1, ~2 and ~3 were deferred to the Council Meeting of
September 22, 1986 pending public meetings to receive input on the
proposed development. The staff of the Planning Department shall
participate in these meetings.
Item #7 was lost.
Item #15 was approved.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote on Deferral of Items #1, #2 and #3
Arthurs, Brenner and Stoner
Yes:
Councillors
No: Councillors Coburn and Robertson
Absent: Mayor Anderson and Councillor Mitchell
Resolution #81/86
Moved by Councillor Stoner
Seoonded by Councillor Coburn
That the Ministry of Municipal Affairs be advised that the Town of
Pickering object to the approval of Minister's Zoning Order
Amendment Application 18-ZO-0298603(1) submitted by S. Tedesco to
permit the construction of a two-storey detached residential
dwelling unit (approximately 81.90 square metres, (9.1 m x 4.5
m)), and to permit the continuance of an existing structure set
back 7.6 metres from the north lot line, on the subject lands,
being Part of Lot 6, Concession 7, Town of Pickering, having a lot
frontage of 152.4 metres and lot area of 6.07 hectares.
CARRIED
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Resolution #82/86
Moved by Councillor Stoner
Seconded by Councillor Coburn
That Town Council advise Regional Council and the Ministry of
Municipal Affairs regarding Amendment No. 31 to the Pickering
District Plan as follows:
(a) that it proposes the following modification to the end of
Section 6.D.l(a)
"However, the following uses shall be exempted:
i) residential development of one or two dwelling units per
lot; and
ii) agricultural and farm-related buildings or structures
that are utilized in farming operations."
(b) that it proposes the folloiwng modification to replace
Section 6.D.l(d) with the following:
"Despite subparagraph c(ii) above, drawings showing plan,
elevation and cross-section views of each building to be
erected within designated site plan control areas may be
required for residential dwellings of less than 25 units with
the exception of those dwellings exempted herein.
(c) that it accepts a modification to limit the amount of road
widenings taken through site plan control from one side of
the road to no more than one-half the maximum described road
widenings;
(d) that rather than deleting the provision permitting road
widenings additional to the maximum described road widenings,
a modification be made to clarify this provision in regard to
sight triangles; and
(e) that in formulating these modifications, the suggested policy
wordings outlined in Town Planning No.
Report
32/86
be
considered.
CARRIED
Resolution #83/86
Moved by Councillor Arthurs
Seconded by Councillor Stoner
WHEREAS by Resolution 33/86(7), Council authorized a contribution
of $35,000 from the Public Works Services Reserve Fund - Liverpool
Community, towards the cost of boulevard improvements to the
Kingston Road frontage, west of Valley Farm Road, in conjunction
with the Pickering Square development, and;
estimate for the work is $80,000, of which
WHEREAS
the
final
$20,000 is to be assumed by the abutting propertyowner, and;
WHEREAS it is in the interest of the Municipality that these
improvements be carried out;
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED THAT the Town assumes $60,800 of the
total cost of the work and that this amount be charged to the
Public Works Services Reserve Fund - Liverpool Community.
CARRIED
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Resolution #84/86
Moved by Councillor Stoner
Seconded by Councillor Coburn
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of section 35 of the
Subdivision Agreement dated November 19, 1984 between 456055
Ontario Limited and the Corporation of the Town of Pickering, the
Town may, at its option on one months's notice to the Owner,
declare the Agreement to be null and void; and
WHEREAS, by letter dated May 13, 1986, the Town gave notice to the
Owner of its intention to make such declaration;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The Subdivision Agreement dated November 19, 1984, between
456055 Ontario Limited and the Corporation of the Town of
Pickering respecting Draft Plan 18T-78019 is hereby declared
to be null and void.
CARRIED
Resolution #85/86
Moved by Councillor Stoner
Seconded by Councillor Coburn
'WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of section 35 of the
Subdivision Agreement .dated November 19, 1984 between Pandora
Developments Inc. a~nd the Corporation of the Town of Pickering,
the Town may, at its option on one months's notice to the Owner,
declare the Agreement to be null and void; and
May 13, 1986, the Town gave notice to the
WHEREAS,
by
letter
dated
Owner of its intention to make such declaration;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The Subdivision Agreement dated November 19, 1984, between
Pandora Developments Inc. and the Corporation of the Town of
Pickering respecting Draft Plan 18T-76070 is hereby declared
to be null and void.
CARRIED
Resolution #86/86
Moved by Councillor Stoner
Seconded by Councillor Arthurs
That the terms of the lease with the Pickering Driving Range with
respect to screening on the property line be enforced within two
weeks and maintained;
and that the 20 foot netting be extended easterly to the easterly
limit of the tees.
Councillor Coburn declared an interest, and left the Chambers,. as
he is a tenant of the Pickerin~ Driving Range
CARRIED
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(IV) STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETING
by Councillor Brenner moved for
1.
Councillor
Coburn
seconded
leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of Pickering:
By-law Number 2244/86
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 33, Range 3, B.F.C., in the Town of Picketing.
(A 7/84; 18T-84005(R))
THIRD READING
Councillor Coburn, seconded by Councillor Brenner moved that
the report of the Committee of the Whole on By-law Number
2244/86 be adopted, and that the said By-law 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.
CARRIED
(V) BY-LAWS
Councillor Stoner, seconded by Councillor Coburn moved for leave
to introduce By-laws of the Town of Picketing:
By-law Number 2230/86 - Third Readin~ Only
Being a by-law to stop up parts of the road allowance between Lots
20 and 21, Concession 2, Picketing, (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6,
Plan 40R-9237, except Part 1, Plan 40R-XXXX), as public highway
(Valley Farm Road - part).
B~-law Number 2245/86
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 Lot 17,
Concession 1, in the Town of Picketing. (A 56/80; 18T-79076(R))
By-law Number 2246/86
Being a By-law to authorize the execution
of
an
agreement
with
Enershare Technologies Inc. for the provision of energy
conservation/management services at the Picketing Recreation
Complex.
By-law Number 2247/86
repeal By-law 1923/84, authorizing the execution
Being
a
by-law
to
of the Subdivision Agreement for Draft Plan of Subdivision
18T-78019.
By-law Number 2248/86
Being a by-law to repeal By-law 1924/84, authorizing the execution
of the Subdivision Agreement for Draft Plan of Subdivision
18T-76070.
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(V) BY-LAWS - (Contd.)
By-law Number 2249/86
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision
Agreement respecting Part Lots 11 and 12, Concession 5, Pickering
(Draft Plan 18T-81047; McCully/Bryant)
By-law Number 2250/86
Being a By-law to exempt Blocks 100, 101, 102 and 103, Plan
40M-1350, Pickering from part lot control.
By-law Number 2251/86
Being a by-law to appoint By-law Enforcement Officers
for
certain
purposes (Parking Regulations - Picketing Town Centre, 1355
Kingston Road, Picketing)
By-law Number 2252/86
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Development
Agreement respecting Part Lot 29, Range 3, B.F.C., Picketing (Sam
Sorbara, in trust; S6/86)
By-law Number 2253/86
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of an Agreement to amend
Subdivision Agreement dated April 24, 1978, respecting Plan
M-1154, Picketing (Draft Plan 18T-75016; Robert Braun Construction
Limited).
By-law Number 2254/86
Being a By-law to exempt Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, Plan 40M-1380, Picketing
from part lot control.
By-law Number 2255/86
Being a By-law to exempt Lots 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30, Plan
40M-1380, Pickering from part lot control.
By-law Number 2256/86
Being a By-law to exempt Lots 58, 59, 60, 61, 62 and 63, Plan
40M-1380, Pickering from part lot control.
By-law Number 2257/86
Being a By-law to exempt Lots 64, 65, 66, 67 and 68, Plan
40M-1380, Pickering from part lot control.
By-law Number 2258/86
Being a By-law to exempt Lots 87, 88, 89 and 90, Plan 40M-1380,
Pickering from part lot control.
By-law Number 2259/86
authorize the execution of a lease between the
Being
By-law
to
Town and Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada for the use of
Brougham Fire Hall, 1986 - 1987.
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THIRD READING
Councillor Stoner, seconded by Councillor Coburn moved that the
report of the Committee of the Whole on By-law Numbers 2230/86,
2245/86, 2246/86, 2247/86, 2248/86, 2249/86, 2250/86, 2251/86,
2252/86, 2253/86, 2254/86, 2255/86, 2256/86, 2257/86, 2258/86 and
2259/86 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.
CARRIED
(VI) OTHER BUSINESS
1. Councillor Brenner asked that the flag at the cenotaph
at Altona Road and Sheppard Avenue be replaced and that
the condition of the site be maintained.
2. Councillor Brenner asked that the 1987 Budget provide
for the cost of inscriptions on the cenotaph at Altona
Road and Sheppard Avenue to include the years 1914-1918
and 1950-1951.
3. Councillor Brenner asked that in
provisions
subdivision
agreements be strictly enforced.
4. Councillor Arthurs inquired into the status of the
investigation of heavy trucks on Woodview Drive.
5. Councillor Stoner asked if a letter had been sent to
Metro Toronto regarding garbage trucks using Finch
Avenue.
6. Councillor Stoner reported that Cable TV will be
providing service to,he hamlets of
Greenwood and W-~ and asked that, if possible,
that residents along the routes leading to those hamlets
connect to Cable TV.
7. The following matters were discussed prior to the
regular meeting:
a) Council permitted an extension of the Fulco and
Grand Oaks Homes subdivisions.
b) A request from residents on Dalewood Drive and
Brookridge Gate regarding sidewalks was discussed
and the following resolution was considered:
Resolution #87/86
Moved by Councillor Brenner
Seconded by Councillor Arthurs
That the requirement for sidewalks on Dalewood Drive
from its intersection with Brookridge Gate north to
the end of the cul-de-sac be deleted;
and that the developer be required to pay cash in
lieu of the sidewalk.
CARRIED
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(VI) OTHER BUSINESS - (contd.)
c) Council approved a request from Prime Media to
temporarily close Sideline 26 and Concession 5 Road
for a movie production during June 18 to 21, 1986.
d) Council refused a request for a sales trailer by
Stolp Building group at Finch Avenue and Liverpool
Road.
4) Council approved a request by Security Homes for a
9ales trailer subject to the plan being registered
in a reasonable length of time.
(VII) CONFIRMATION BY-LAW
B.y£1aw Number 2260/86
Councillor Coburn, seconded by Councillor Brenner moved for leave
to introduce a By-law of the Town of Pickering to confirm the
proceedings of the Council of the Corporation of the Town of
Pickering at its meetings held on the 16th day of June 1986, and
that same be now read a first, second and third time 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
(VIII) ADJOURNMENT
The Meeting adjourned at the hour of 10:50 p.m.
Clerk
APPENDIX #1
TOWN OF PICKERING
The Executive Committee of the Town of Picketing having met on
June 9, 1986, presents its eleventh report to Council and recom-
mends:
1. OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND
REZONING APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED
BY TRIDEL AND J.D.S. INVESTMENTS
SOUTH OF KINGSTON ROAD, BETWEEN
GLENANNA ROAD AND VALLEY FARM ROAD
B 2310 - A 23/86 AND A 27/86
That Town Council recommends to Regional Council that
Official Plan Amendment Application 86-27/P submitted by
632015 Ontario Limited (Tridel) on lands being part of
Lot 21, Concession 1, to permit 6 residential apartment
buildings containing a maximum of 1350 units be APPROVED
subject to the following:
1. That this application be considered in the context
of the amendments to the Town Centre Community Plan
detailed in Appendix I to Town
Planning
Report
No.
44/86.
Deferred to th'e Council Meeting of September 22, 1986
2. OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND
REZONING APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED
BY TRIDEL AND J.D.S. INVESTMENTS
SOUTH OF KINGSTON ROAD, BETWEEN
GLENANNA ROAD AND VALLEY FARM ROAD
B 2310 - A 23/86 AND A 27/86
That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 23/86 sub-
mitted by 632015 Ontario Limited (Tridel) on lands being
part of Lot 21, Concession 1, to permit 6 residential
apartment buildings containing a maximum of 1350 units
be APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE by Town Council subject to the
following conditions, to be satisfied
prior
to
the
adoption by Council of an implementing zoning by-law:
1. That official plan amendment application 86-27/P be
approved by Regional Council.
2. That the Town prepare and adopt a new Development
Plan for the Main Central Area North to provide
guidelines and standards on development matters
related to this application including:
(a) massing and conceptual design
(b) relationship of buildings to abutting lands and
roads
(c) height limitations
(d) landscaping and fencing treatment
(e) parking requirements
(f) treatment of road frontages
(g) public promenade design details
3. That the applicant enter into an appropriate devel-
opment agreement, with and to the satisfaction of
the Town, that shall include but not necessarily be
limited to appropriate conditions on the following:
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a) The provision of sidewalks, curbs, sodded
boulevards and street lighting along all
existing road frontages, where required.
(b) The provision of the Explanade North street,
and the public promenade adjacent to this
street and Glenanna Road.
(c) Satisfactory arrangements with the Town regard-
ing required parkland dedication and the pay-
ment of unit levies.
(d) Satisfactory arrangements with others regarding
the provision of underground wiring, lighting,
cable television and other similar services.
(e) Submission of a noise attenuation report, if
necessary, dealing with the anticipated noise
levels affecting the site and the proposed
noise abatement measures for the approval of
the Ministry of the Environment.
4. That the applicant enter into an appropriate site
plan agreement, with and to the satisfaction of the
Town, requiring the submission of site plan and
elevation drawings to the Town for approval.
5. That the applicant undertake the necessary studies
to ensure that shadowing will not adversely affect
residential properties north of Highway No. 2, and
ground level winds will not adversely affect pedes-
trian activity within the Main Central Area.
Deferred to the Council Meetin~ of September 22, 1986
OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND
REZONING APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED
BY TRIDEL AND J.D.S. INVESTMENTS
SOUTH OF KINGSTON ROAD, BETWEEN
GLENANNA ROAD AND VALLEY FARM ROAD
B 2310 - A 23/86 AND A 27/86
That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 27/86 submit-
ted by J.D.S. Investments Limited on lands being part of
Lot 21, Concession 1, to permit a bank and office
commercial and ancillary uses be APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE
by Town Council subject to the following conditions, to
be satisfied prior to the adoption of an implementing
zoning by-law:
1. That official plan amendment application 86-27/P be
approved by Regional Council.
2. That the Town prepare and adopt a new Development
Plan for the Main Central Area North to provide
guidelines and standards on development matters
related to this application including:
(a) massing and conceptual design
(b) relationship of buildings to abutting lands and
roads
(c) height limitations
(d) landscaping and fencing treatment
(e) parking requirements
(f) treatment of road frontage
(g) public promenade design details
(h) the type and amount of office commercial and
ancillary uses to be permitted.
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3. That the applicant enter into an appropriate devel-
opment agreement, with and to the satisfaction of
the Town, that shall include but not necessarily be
limited to appropriate conditions on the following:
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(a) The provision of sidewalks, curbs, sodded
boulevards and street lighting along all exist-
ing road frontages, where required.
The provisio of the public promenade adjacent
to Glenanna Road.
4. That the applicant enter into site
an
appropriate
plan agreement, with and to the satisfaction of the
Town, requiring the submission of site plan and
elevation drawings to the Town for approval.
5. That the applicant undertake the necessary studies
to ensure that shadowing will not adversely affect
residential properties north of Highway No. 2, and
ground level winds will not .adversely affect pedes-
trian activity within the Main Central Area.
Deferred to the Council Meetin$ of September 22, 1986
4. POSSIBLE RELOCATION OF
CAMP PIDACA SUMMER DAY
CAMP
FILE NUMBER - F 3000
That the Summer Camp Pidaca operation be relocated to
the Greenwood Conservation Area, and that the existing
lease agreement with M.T.R.C.A. for Grand Valley Park be
terminated if the existing Camp Pidaca site is reloca-
ted.
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5. BEERFEST IN KINSMEN PARK
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1986
FILE NUMBER - F 3220
That the request from North American Life's 2nd Annual
Ontario Adult Challenge Softball Tournament of May 29,
1986, be approved to conduct a Beerfest in Kinsmen Park
on Saturday, August 9, 1986, subject to approval from
local health and police authorities and the L.L.B.O.
6. BEERFEST IN KINSMEN PARK
ON SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1986
FILE NUMBER - F 3220
That the request from the Pickering Men's Fastball
Association of May 27, 1986 be approved to conduct a
Beerfest in Kinsmen Park on Saturday, July 12, 1986,
subject to approval from local health and police author-
ities and the L.L.B.O.
7. RECONSTRUCTION OF FANSHAW PLACE
FILE NUMBER - E 4000
That sufficient funds be re'allocated from the approved
1986 Roads Budget to permit the reconstruction of
Fanshaw Place in conjunction with the current works on
Krosno Boulevard.
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8. PRIVATE WATER SUPPLY
IN CHERRYWOOD WEST
FILE NUMBER - A 2310.15
That Simcoe Engineering be authorized to undertake a study of
the quality of water in the Cherrywood West subdivision for
the purpose of allowing the Town to apply to the Ministry of
the Environment for a Private Water Improvement Program grant.
9. 1986 AND FOUR YEAR FORECAST
FILE NUMBER - C 1000
That the 1986 and Four-Year Forecast for the Town of
Pickering be adopted and forwarded to the Region of
Durham.
10. FINANCIAL IMPACT OF
DEVELOPMENT
FILE NUMBER - C 1000
That the 1986 Financial Impact of Development Report be
received.
11. SIGNS
FILE NUMBER - D 2200
That the Town Clerk be directed to prepare a new by-law to
regulate signs in the Town of Pickering, said by-law to be
presented at the Executive Committee Meeting of September 8,
1986.
12. CITY OF ETOBICOKEtS ARBITRATION
AWARD FOR THE PROFESSIONAL FIRE
FIGHTERtS ASSOCIATION
FILE NUMBER - A 1000
That the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pick-
ering hereby supports Resolution 234 of the City of
Etobicoke regarding the Arbitration Award-Professional
Fire Fighters' Association.
13. ACCOUNTS FOR APPROVAL
FILE NUMBER - C 2310
That the accounts in the amount of $495,554.36 for the
period ending May 31, 1986, as submitted by the Town
Manager be approved.
14. ALPA LUMBER
FILE NUMBER - D 3360
That the request of Alpa Lumber dated June 5, 1986 for
the Town of Pickering to relinquish its first right of
refusal be approved.
15. SUBDIVISION AGREEMENT
ALMACK CONSTRUCTION
FILE NUMBER - D 3310
That the request of Almack Construction Limited to amend
the Subdivision Agreement between Almack Construction
Limited and the Corporation of the Town of Pickering
pertaining to draft plan of subdivision 18T-82032 by
deleting Section 14 regarding the construction of curbs
and gutters on Livingston Street be refused.
APPROVED