HomeMy WebLinkAboutCS 03-17 ed, I,‘ Report PICKERING NG Executive Committee
Report Number: CS 03-17
Date: March 6, 2017
From: Marisa Carpino
Director, Community Services
Subject: Renaming of the Claremont Memorial Park
- Notice of Motion
- File: A-1440
Recommendation:
1. That Council decline the request to rename Claremont Memorial Park to Rick Johnson Park
since the park is already dedicated;
2. That Council consider naming a future neighbourhood park in the Seaton Community as
Rick Johnson Park in accordance with the Facility and Park Naming Procedure ADM 110-
006; and
3. That the appropriate City of Pickering officials be authorized to take the necessary actions
as indicated in this report.
Executive Summary: At their October 17, 2016 Council Meeting, Council Resolution
#205/16 was passed, endorsing a Notice of Motion requesting that Claremont Park be renamed
in the memory of Rick Johnson. As a result, City staff initiated an evaluation that included
researching applicable historical documents related to Claremont Park and providing notification
to all residents within the service area of the proposed name change over a 30 day period in
November 2016.
Through this process, staff have learned that the park was officially opened on August 6, 1923
as Claremont Memorial Park in honour of those who served and fell in the Great War. Since
the park has already been dedicated, staff recommend that Council decline the request to
rename Claremont Memorial Park to Rick Johnson Park. Instead, staff recommend that a future
park to be developed in the Seaton Community be named Rick Johnson Park prior to
construction/completion as per section 3 of the Facility and Park Naming Procedure ADM 110-
006.
Financial Implications: n/a
Discussion: A Notice of Motion requesting to rename Claremont Park to Rick
Johnson Park received Council endorsement at the October 17, 2016 Council Meeting. As per
the Facility & Park Naming City Procedure ADM 110-006, City staff initiated an evaluation that
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included researching the applicable heritage, historical and community relevance and providing
notification to all residents within the service area of the proposed name change.
Public Notification: As per the Facility & Park Naming Procedure ADM 110-006, staff are
responsible to notify all residents and ratepayer associations within the service area of the
proposed name change and provide a 30 day period for public comments to be received. As
such, the following public notification was provided:
1. Public Notice on the City's website from October 31, 2016 to November 30, 2016 at
pickering.ca/claremont. The website included the Notice of Motion, a biography of Rick
Johnson and a location map of Claremont Park.
2. Public Notice mailed to Claremont households the week October 31, 2016 (over 800
letters).
3. Public Notice posted prominently at the entrance of Dr. Nelson F. Tomlinson Community
Centre from November 1, 2016 to November 30, 2016.
4. Public Notice on the Community Page (Pickering News Advertiser) on November 2, 9
and 16, 2016.
Heritage, Historical and Community Relevance:
Concurrently with the public notification period, staff consulted.the Local History & Genealogy
Librarian at the Pickering Public Library in order to conduct historical research of the Park.
Through that process, staff learned that the park was officially opened on August 6, 1923 as
Claremont Memorial Park in honour of those who served and those who fell in the Great War.
In fact, at this ceremonial event, two bronze tablets were placed prominently at the gate pillars at
the entrance of the park which list 15 men from north Pickering that fell in the Great War, 83
names of those who served and 3 nursing sisters. The plaques were meant to serve as a lasting
monument to their patriotic and self-sacrificing spirit.
With this in mind, staff recommend that Council decline the request to rename Claremont
Memorial Park to Rick Johnson Park. Instead, staff recommend that the first anticipated
neighbourhood park to be developed in the Seaton Community be named the Rick Johnson
Park. The naming of this park prior to construction/completion would align with Section 3 of the
Facility and Park Naming Procedure ADM 110-006. A map showing the location of the future
neighbourhood park in the Lamoureaux Neighbourhood of the Seaton Community is provided as
Attachment 4. This park is currently being designed as a joint use park and school site which will
feature a soccer field and children's play area. The park is anticipated to be constructed within
the next 3 years.
Attachments:
1. Council Resolution #205/16
2. Sample of Public Notice
3. Excerpt from the Pickering Post, 1923
4. Location Map of Lamoureaux Neighbourhood Park
CORP0227-07/01 revised
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Prepared/Approved/Endorsed By:
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Marisa Carpino
Director, Community Services
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Recommended for the consideration
of Pickering City Council
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Tony Prevedel, P.Eng.
Chief Administrative Officer
CORP0227-07/01 revised
ATTACHMENT# 1 TO REPORT#
Legislative Services Division
Clerk's Office
Directive Memorandum
October 19, 2016
To: Marisa Carpino
Director, Culture & Recreation
From: Debbie Shields
City Clerk
Subject: Direction as per Minutes of the Meeting of City Council
held on October 17, 2016
Notice of Motion
Rename Claremont Park
Council Decision Resolution #205/16
That Claremont Park be renamed in Councillor Rick Johnson's memory, as per City
Procedure ADM 110-006.
Please take any action deemed necessary.
Debbie Shields
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ATTACHMENT# a TO REPORT#
Public Notice
Request to rename Claremont Park
to Rick Johnson Park
The City is considering renaming Claremont Park to Rick Johnson Park to
recognize the contributions of the late Rick Johnson, Councillor in Ward 3,
as a long-standing member of Council and for his many contributions to our
community.
Council Resolution #205/16 provides for the renaming of the park as
required in the Facility & Park Naming Procedure ADM 110-006. Claremont
Park is located at 4941 Old Brock Road, Claremont ON L1 Y 1A9.
To learn more about the Notice of Motion requesting the renaming of this
park, visit pickering.ca/claremont.
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Please submit your comments on this matter at dshields @pickering.ca or at
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•..afternoon there was • Rood pro. They are made of highly throw. yews-
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Pickering Benton won front Oros •, �' Thegton - 1)�"m" �"""';� ` 'y-
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were s°amber o boyar and girls' I on Prepared set the a t e.e o either tea d. , xtszs♦ .,j..•
races which aroused mach interest. (°¢win frame.euher head• sad ateo growing buetnese. We Mall '
made or woe.. -:Now is 'the time to order your y to any part a the taws
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Oo°suh me titre placlsg rdsr• - We ” sod special attention given to a 7('i'
grand socenge from •e srtbtic mh.rg•.moaent.. ti ..car before the spring trash. v18 oeden Only the beet of Food BtaR. •:^':,
" -etaodpolnt Bats the protnm• - ¢uaeanteed, - _
wee sbont to begin a has d = - will be to t°n our.e.m wi ••u�a/syy
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prams soli of Min Edith Law. of/GG C RG NI/ � s-all ;-,�',
Toronto•were very highly eppre. tad, GC°.list yoorOON4o a .`
_elated. she has is powerful and---_Always-on hand TOURING CARS;RUNABOUTS el.rkham Phone
sweet voice-and has a met ppleas•
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OWfleld,the popnlarTeromo bar. freehmant ets°d,sod ale°•Park _
tone,sho sang In excellent voice, at RosMak.I o/11 bs ski•to .�OIJRRMONT, ONTAlliO „'t-
.-aad his numbers were mock en +°O°�mta.e.,[cafe h.rtiw „• We have recently taken over• i•
•joyed. Mrs.Thomas Btrkett per• t ream°able rats. _'•:F,`.
formed the dating of aocotepaniet if water supplied and arel•ci... :'the Agency for the Ch @vrolet �"°--" !__
In s most efficient and satisfactory baste for hire. 1
'msn°er.The Olanmaet Cltizerie' :�°°e piatlarm-to ngat. '. Motor Car and will be in a post- •s'- . ,. ,
Baud rendered a norther of oelec d Phone NI..aee4• ,;.}:,•
- '•Lima•during the evnt°g. From a tlOn to take care of Cho sales oAommitt a =�rie,r
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is ;`•Rest anthems,the receipts being _— ..-: .--• �;and service Of this Car.., ', '-„r -.-'about Beal,or bleb about 8840 Harness and Shoes `` �'•, ', .; •:
in the future.
woe wishes at tto gate. The coos '-l^ Oemwaeadm.ad d••ime•
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eats. A full line of Accessories,lTSBO- ,a0 w our work.sad tarpon use set e,•
• soh• eucrese, they having Bent teen prier Deal be a �y
- • °p two football teams aad the faction gunrwteed. liae:aad Oil always B'iII Stock. wow..do eft waylay 4Gs�e begdat: ._
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