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COUNCIL IIINUTES
A Meeting of the Pickering Town Council was held on Monday,
February 15, 1993 at 7:30 p.m.
PRESENT:
Mayor W. Arthurs
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COUNCILLORS :
M. Brenner
E. Higdon
R. Johnson
E. Pistritto
K. Van Kempen
D. Wellman
ALSO PRESENT:
N.C. Marshall
B. Taylor
N. Carroll
J. Walls
D. Kearns
- Town Manager
- Town Clerk
- Director of Planning
- Treasurer/Collector
- Co-ordinator of Council
Services
(I)
ADOPTION OF IIINUTES
Regular meeting of February 1, 1993.
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Councillor Pistritto commended the work of Heritage Pickering,
formerly known as L.A.C.A.C., stating their accomplishments and
future goals. He also stated that this week is Heritage Week
and the theme is 'Indigenous People' mentioning that displays
have been set up at the Pickering Recreation Complex and the.
Pickering Town Centre
Councillor Johnson stated that Mr. John Aker, Chairman of the
Regional Works Committee made a presentation on behalf of Gary
Herrema concerning the I.W.A. process.
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DELBGA'l'IONS
The following persons addressed Council with respect to the 1993
Operating and Capital Budgets:
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John Sillaots, l306 Grovedale Court recommended that
the library budget be reduced and that staff be
directed to take time off in lieu of overtime. He
requested a 0% budget again this year.
2.
Janice Frampton representing Mrs. Seeley, l8l9 Post
Drive stated that Mr. Seeley works for General Motors
in Scarborough and will be losing his job in May and
Mrs. Seeley is a postal carrier. She stated that some
residents would like to attend the meetings but can't
afford to pay for babysitting.
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DBLBGA'l'IONS
Fred Beer, representing the Pickering Rural
Association stated that the Recreation Complex takes
$l.4 million out of taxpayers pockets and is showing a
decrease in membership over last year. He also stated
that the Library budget has increased 200% since 1988
and suggested delaying the Library automation. He
recommended cutting back on staff and put a freeze on
hiring and wages.
Mr. Beer also stated his concern over Council allowing
the Town Manager to be subjected to verbal abuse and
questioned their lack of support.
Tina Ramsden stated that if the residents do not want
an increase in taxes, then don't pay it.
Tony Van Dinther, 1964 Valley Farm Road requested the
elimination of an increase in taxes and made a
presentation to Council of an Executive Summary which
he prepared. He suggested that a Five Year Operating
Budget Forecast be prepared by all Departments.
Joe pacione, 33l Sheppard Avenue requested leadership
from Council and asked for a 0% increase. He stated
that the residents do not want to go through this
process again next year and suggested that an ad hoc
committee be set up to deal with budgets next year.
Gordon Potts, 844 Vicki Drive stated that 0% increase
is top of the line and requested that the budget be
finalized lower than 0%. He suggested offering
incentives to staff to keep budget down, to not
increase salaries, reduce staff, but not decrease
service. He stated that a reduction of $lOO,OOO from
the Library budget would not have an adverse affect in
service and that a good deal of savings can be found
in consultant fees.
Janice Frampton, l8l0 Post Drive stated that the
School Board has prepared a 0% budget and hopefully
this will be approved. She requested a 0% budget
increase and stated that the residents are not willing
or able to pay any more.
Tom Morozuk, lOll Riverview Crescent requested that
Council look at the library budget for cuts and stated
his concern over the library lending out videos.
Cathy Lutes, l403 Old Forest Road stated her
opposition to a tax increase and informed Council that
services were not affected last year when there was a
0% increase.
Glenda Younghusband, l356 Bridlepath Circle requested
Council realize that their constituents are hurting
and cannot pay any more taxes. She suggested that
administration be cut and that staff double-up on jobs.
John Weber, lOl4 Rouge Valley Drive requested a 0%
increase this year and again next. He stated that his
taxes have increase from $l, lOO in 1985 to $3,300 in
1992.
Rick Skilton, l727 Silverthorn Square informed Council
that he is not receiving value for the taxes he pays.
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DBLBGA'l'IONS
Phil Frampton, l810 Post Drive informed Council that a
0% increase was justified last year and that salaries
were not affected. He stated that a 0% increase this
year would be a relief to the residents and would not
have to impact services. He suggested that Department
Heads be given direction and allowed to get on with it.
Paul White, 507 Cliffview Road stated that many
residents have made good comments and suggestions and
that Council should listen to them. He stated that
excess always stops at base employees and that high
management should be looked at for cuts.
Ken Matheson, l869 Parkside Drive stated his support
that the San ok Drive road upgrading project should be
completed. He also stated his support of the hiring
of fire fighters to upgrade our fire service. He
requested that money not be taken out of reserves,
that this is not a reserve budget but an operating
budget.
Anna Riley, 839 San ok Drive told Council that it would
be unfair to stop the road work on Sanok Drive when it
was on the #l priority list of the Roads Department.
She stated that the residents feel this is an
essential project which needs to be completed.
Bob Mitchell, 572 Stonebridge Lane stated his
of the road work on Sanok Drive pointing out
was on the priority list. He requested that
not use this project as a 0% budget thrust.
support
that it
Council
Zenek Gajewski, l877 Rosebank Road stated that his
taxes are over lOt of his income and that he and other
taxpayers cannot pay more. He informed Council that
we have been in a downward economy since 1990 and
questioned them why fiscal restraint did not start
then.
Ann Meads, l384 Garvolin Avenue suggested cutting the
new ice pad, new chair and electronics for the library
and expanding the Wards and cutting out two
Councillors as a means of decreasing the budget. She
stated that people are desperate, the recession has
hurt many residents and that raising taxes would not
only hurt the residents but businesses also and would
detract from new businesses coming to Pickering.
The following persons addressed Council with respect to
application for rezoning submitted by Benotor Investments:
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Tom Mohr, representing P.E.S.C.A. informed Council
that the community disagrees with the decision for the
rezoning and does not want to see another highrise in
Pickering. He stated that the access is wrong and
that a better pattern should be found. They are
concerned with the proximity to Douglas Ravine and
that the M.T.R.C.A. recommends a lO metre setback. He
requested that Council defer this application.
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D'RT.lUU.'I'IONS
2.
Jacqueline Smart, 829 Fairview Avenue stated that
their concerns include the parking for residents and
visitors, access and egress from the plaza, and the
impact of this development on traffic. She also
stated her concern for those feeling intimidated by
Mr. Johnston. She requested that Council listen to
the residents and turn down this application.
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Tammy Smith, l230 Radom Street asked that the final
decision be deferred on this application. Her
concerns are the density, the impact on the
environment and the traffic increase. She requested
that a common property boundary be placed around l230
Radom Street to ensure against trespassing. She also
requested that construction vehicles be directed to
use the access through the plaza.
4.
Paul Johnston, representing Benotor Investments stated
that the applicant has tried to meet all concerns of
the residents and have met on several occasions. He
would be happy to meet with Mr. Mohr again and do
everything possible to meet the residents concerns.
He stated that the reasons for wishing approval of
this application is due to the deadline for applying
for funding being April lst, 1993. He responded to
the concerns of trespassing mentioned by Mrs. Smith by
stating that this concern could be dealt with at Site
Plan and also that they have no problem with the
construction access being the plaza. He requested
that Council approve this application.
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RESOLUTIONS
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Resolution #18193 - See ADDendiz #1
Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Johnson
That the report of the Executive Committee meeting of February
1,1993 be adopted with the following amendment:
That Item #1 be amended to provide for the addition of Condition
#4 as per the recommendation of the M.T.R.C.A. in their February
15, 1993 correspondence.
CARRIED
Council considered the following motions in conjunction with the
Executive Committee Report:
Resolution #19193
Moved by Councillor Brenner
Seconded by Councillor Van Kempen
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That Item #1 be amended to provide for the addition of Condition
#4 as per the recommendation of the M.T.R.C.A. in their February
15,1993 correspondence.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon, Johnson,
Kempen, Wellman and Mayor Arthurs
Pistritto,
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Resolution #20193
Moved by Councillor Higdon
Seconded by Councillor Brenner
That Item #1 as amended be deferred for one month.
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Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon and Van Kempen
Councillors Johnson, Pistritto, Wellman
Arthurs
and
Mayor
Resolution #21193
Moved by Councillor Higdon
Seconded by Councillor Brenner
That Item #1 as amended by deferred for two weeks.
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
Councillors Brenner and Higdon
Councillors Johnson, Pistritto,
and Mayor Arthurs
Van
Kempen,
Wellman
No:
Resolution #22193
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Moved by Councillor Higdon
Seconded by Councillor Van Kempen
That Item #1 be amended to decrease the density from 92 units to
50 units.
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Higdon and Van Kempen
Councillors Brenner, Johnson, Pistritto,
Mayor Arthurs
Wellman and
Recorded Vote on Item #1 as amended:
Yes:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson, Pistritto,
Mayor Arthurs
Councillors Higdon and Van Kempen
Wellman and
No:
Recorded Vote on Item #3:
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Yes:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon, Johnson,
Kempen, Wellman and Mayor Arthurs
Pistritto,
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Resolution #23193
Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Johnson
That the 1993 Operating and Capital Budgets, as recommended by
the Budget Co~ittee, be adopted with the following amendments;
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and that the by-law to set the mill rate based on these budgets
be enacted.
That Account #2320 (Roads) be reduced by $100,000.
That Account #2320 (Sidewalks) be increased by $10,000
provide for temporary sidewalks on both sides of Altona Road.
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That Account $2719-6181 (Community Services and Facilities -
Community Centres) be reduced by $60,000 by deleting the
provision for Phase I renovations to West Shore Community Centre.
That Account #2195 (Grants to Organizations and Individuals) be
reduced by $5,000 by deleting the provision to Ajax/Pickering
Hospital to buy a bed.
That Account #2350 (Public Transit) be reduced by $25,000 by
deleting the provision for Transit Storage Facility-Consultant.
That Account #2745-1100 (Salaries) be reduced by $23,000 by
deleting the proYision for the hiring of staff at the Bay Ridges
Library.
CARRIED
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Council considered the following motions in conjunction with the
above Resolution:
Resolution #24193
Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Higdon
That Account #2745 (Library) be reduced by $100,000.
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon and Van Kempen
Councillors Johnson, Pistritto, Wellman
Arthurs
and
Mayor
The following amendment was considered in conjunction with the
above amendment.
Resolution #25193
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Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Pistritto
That Account #2745 (Library) be reduced by $100,000 by closing
the Bay Ridges Library.
LOST
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Recorded Vote:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon, Johnson,
Kempen, Wellman and Mayor Arthurs
Pistritto,
Van
Resolution #26193
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Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Brenner
That Account #2320 (Roads) be reduced by $100,000.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon, Van Kempen and Wellman
Councillors Johnson, Pistritto and Mayor Arthurs
The following amendment was considered in conjunction with the
above amendment:
Resolution #27193
Moved by Councillor Pistritto
Seconded by Councillor Johnson
That Account #2320 (Roads) be reduced by $100,000,
affect the Brock and 5th Concession provision.
but
not
LOST
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Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson and Pistritto
Councillors Higdon, Van Kempen, Wellman
Arthurs
and
Mayor
Resolution #28193
Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Higdon
That Account #2113 (Council) be reduced by $18,000.
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Higdon, Van Kempen and Wellman
Councillors Brenner, Johnson, Pistritto
Arthurs
and
Mayor
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Resolution #29193
Moved by Councillor Van Kempen
Seconded by Councillor Higdon
That the Council be prohibited out of Province travel.
LOST
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Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Higdon, Van Kempen and Wellman
Councillors Brenner, Johnson, Pistritto
Arthurs
and
Mayor
Resolution #30193
Moved by Councillor Brenner
Seconded by Councillor Pistritto
That Account #2323 (Sidewalks) be increased by $10,000
provide for temporary sidewalks on both sides of Altona Road.
to
CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon, Pistritto and Wellman
Councillors Johnson, Van Kempen and Mayor Arthurs
Resolution #31193
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Moved by Councillor Higdon
Seconded by Councillor Van Kempen
That Account #2718
$5,000.
(Community Services - Parks) be reduced by
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Higdon and Van Kempen
Councillors Johnson, Pistritto, Wellman
Arthurs
and
Mayor
Resolution #32193
Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Van Kempen
That Account #2719-6181 (Community Services and Facilities
Community Centres) be reduced by $60,000 by deleting the
provision for Phase I renovations to the West Shore Community
Centre.
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CARRIED
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Recorded Vote:
Yes:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson,
and Mayor Arthurs
Councillors Higdon and Wellman
Van
Pistritto,
NO:
Resolution #33193
Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Pistritto
That Account #2731 (Central Core) be reduced by $50,000.
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson and Pistritto
Councillors Higdon, Van Kempen, Wellman
Arthurs
Resolution #34193
Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Higdon
Kempen
and
Mayor
That Account #2718-6181 (Community Services and Facilities
Parks) be reduced by $5,000 by deleting the provision for the
removal of the playground equipment from Altona West Park.
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LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Higdon, Johnson and Van Kempen
Councillors Brenner, Pistritto, Wellman
Arthurs
Resolution #35193
Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Brenner
and
Mayor
That Account #2195 (Grants to Organizations and Individuals) be
reduced by $5,000 by deleting the provision to Ajax/Pickering
Hospital to buy a bed.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson, Pistritto
Arthurs
Councillors Higdon, Van Kempen and Wellman
and
No:
Mayor
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Resolution #36193
Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Pistritto
That Account #2320 (Roads) be reduced by $20,000 by deleting the
provision for a pedestrian crosswalk at William Dunbar Public
School.
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LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson and Pistritto
Councillors Higdon, Van Kempen, Wellman
Arthurs
and
Mayor
Resolution #37193
Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Brenner
That Account #2350-6178 (Public Transit) be reduced by $100,000
by deleting the provision for the photo identification.
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner and Johnson
Councillors Higdon, Pistritto, Van Kempen, Wellman and
Mayor Arthurs
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Resolution #38193
Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Brenner
That Account #2196 (Information Services) be reduced by $150,000.
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner and Johnson
Councillors Higdon, Pistritto, Van Kempen, Wellman and
Mayor Arthurs
Resolution #39193
Moved by Councillor Johnson
Seconded by Councillor Pistritto
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That Account #2240 (Fire Department) be reduced from 1.5% to 1%.
LOST
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Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson and Pistritto
Councillors Higdon, Van Ke1IIpen, Wellman
Arthurs
and
Mayor
Resolution #40193
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Moved by Councillor Wellman
Seconded by Councillor Van Kempen
That the
amended.
1993
Operating
and
Capital
Budgets
be
adopted
as
LOST
Resolution #41193
Moved by Councillor Pistritto
Seconded by Councillor Johnson
That Account #2350 (Public Transit) be reduced by $25,000 be
deleting the provision for transit storage facility - consultant.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson, Pistritto
Arthurs
Councillors Higdon, Van Kempen and Wellman
and
Mayor
No:
.
Resolution #42193
Moved by Councillor Pistritto
Seconded by Councillor Johnson
That Account #2745-1100 (Salaries) be reduced by $23,000 by
deleting the provision for the hiring of staff at the Bay Ridges
Library.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yes:
No:
Councillors Brenner, Johnson, Pistritto and Wellman
Councillors Higdon, Van Kempen and Mayor Arthurs
Resolution #43193
Moved by Councillor Pistritto
Seconded by Councillor Wellman
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Tha t the
amended.
1993
operating
and
Capital
Budgets
be
adopted
as
CARRIED
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Recorded Vote:
Yes:
Councillors Johnson, Pistritto, Wellman
Arthurs
Councillors Brenner, Higdon and Van Kempen
and
Mayor
No:
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(IV)
BY-LAWS
Councillor Van Kempen, seconded by Councillor Higdon, moved for
leave to introduce by-laws of the Town of Pickering:
By-law Number 4158/93
Being a by-law to amend the Town of Pickering Municipal Code to
adopt the 1993 estimates of all sums required during the year
for the purposes of the Municipality of the corporation of the
Town of Pickering.
AS AlIElIDED
By-law Number 4160/93
Being a by-law to assume Abbey Road, Plan 40M-1332, Pickering,
for public use as public highway under the jurisdiction of the
Town.
By-law Number 4161/93
Being a by-law to assume services under the jurisdiction of the
Town in Plan 40M-1332, Pickering.
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By-law Number 4162/93
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Release and
Discharge of the Subdivision Agreement respecting Plan 40M-1332,
Pickering.
Bv-law Number 4163/93
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision
Agreement and related documentation respecting the development
of Part Lot 30, Concession 1, Pickering (North Pier Estates Ltd;
18T-89028 (Revised)).
By-law Number 4164/93
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision
Agreement and related documentation respecting the development
of Part Lot 30, Concession 1, Pickering (North Pier Estates Ltd;
18T-89069 (Revised)).
By-law Number 4165/93
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision
Agreement and related documentation respecting the development
of Part Lot 30, Concession 1, Pickering (666178 Ontario Limited;
18T-89071).
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By-law Number 4166/93
Being a by-law to exempt Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and
Blocks 38, 39 and 40, Plan 40M-1700, Pickering, from part lot
control.
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(IV)
BY-LAWS
By-law Number 4167/93
Being a by-law to dedicate Blocks 127, 134 and 135, Plan 40M-1232,
Pickering as public highway (Amberwood Crescent).
By-law Number 4168/93
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Being a by-law to amend By-law Number 2439/87 to regulate signs in
the Town of Pickering.
By-law Number 4169/93
Being a by-law to establish
Committee of Adjustment.
an
honorarium
for
Members
of
the
By-law Number 4170/93
Being a by-law to amend By-law 1887/84 (Business
provide for an increased licence fee for markets.
Licensing)
to
By-law Number 4171/93
Being a by-law to prohibit the littering of private or Town property.
By-law Number 4172/93
Being a by-law to provide for the addition of interest to tax arrears.
By-law Number 4173/93
Being a by-law to provide
non-payment of taxes.
for
the
imposition
of a penalty for
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THIRD READING
Councillor Van Kempen, seconded by Councillor Higdon, moved that the
report of the Committee of the Whole on By-law Numbers 4158/93,
4160/93, 4161/93, 4162/93, 4163/93, 4164/93, 4165/93, 4166/93,
4167/93, 4168/93, 4169/93, 4170/93, 4171/93, 4172/93 and 4173/93 be
adopted and 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
(V)
OTHER BUSINBSS
1.
Councillor Pistritto advised that he would be bringing
forward a motion concerning the staff being given direction
to prepare a Five Year Forecast.
2.
The following matters were considered prior to the regular
meeting:
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a)
Councillor Johnson requested that a survey be carried
out throughout the G.T.A. concerning business
licencing.
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(VI)
CONFIRlIA'l'ION BY-LAW
By-law Number 4174/93
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Councillor Wellman, seconded by Councillor pistritto moved for leave
to introduce a By-law of the Town of Pickering to confirm those
proceedings of the Council of the Corporation of the Town of
Pickering at its meeting held on the 15th day February, 1993 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
(VII)
ADJOURliIfENT.
The Meeting adjourned at 2:07 a.m.
Dated
March 1st 1993
4-~
Mayor. . .
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APPENDIX #1
7.'Of1lI OF PICKBRIlIG
That the Executive Committee of the Town of Pickering having met on
February 8,1993, presents its third report to Council and recommends:
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ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION A
BENOTOR INVESTMENTS LIMITED
(ARCON NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORPORATION
PART OF BLOCK Y, PLAN M-16
FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A 16/92
1.
That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 16/92, submitted
by Benotor Investment Limited, on lands being Part of Block
Y, Plan M-16, Town of pickering, to permit the development
of a 97-unit, 8 storey apartment building, be APPROVED AS
REVISED to permit the development of a 90-unit, 7 storey
apartment building subject to the following conditions:
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1.
That prior to the forwarding of an implementing zoning
by-law to Council:
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(a)
The Town of Pickering grant Conditional Site Plan
Approval to such plans and drawings that
illustrate the proposed apartment development, as
the applicant may be required to submit under
section 41 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990,
chapter P.13, as amended from time to time,
generally based on the drawing titled" Potential
Revision to Site Plan" attached to the letter
from Kentridge Johnson Limited to the Mayor and
Members of Council, dated February 8, 1993;
(b)
The Town of Pickering grant Conditional site Plan
Approval to such plans and drawings that
illustrate the works required to be carried out
on the adjacent plaza site, as the applicant may
be required to submit under section 41 of the
Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, chapter P.13, as
amended from time to time; and
(c)
Appropriate arrangements have been made regarding
the conveyance of valley lands to the Town.
That prior to the issuance of a Building Permit by the
Town, the applicant is required to:
(a)
Obtain Final Site Plan Approval for the proposed
apartment development from the Town;
(b)
Obtain Final approval from the Town for revisions
to the Approved Site Plan for the plaza site (S
13/79), that reflect the proposed driveway aisle
realignment, parking, landscaping, lighting, and
other required amendments, and including the
posting of any necessary securities; and
(c)
Prepare, and submit for the review and approval
by the Town and the Metropolitan Toronto and
Region Conservation Authority, a Construction
Management Report that shall include, but not be
limited to the following:
proposed stormwater management, addressing
the pre-, post-, and during construction of
stormwater runoff;
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clarification of construction methods in the
vicinity of the ravine to assess potential
impacts on existing vegetation and
topography;
identification of appropriate methods to
prevent construction debris from entering
the ravine;
identification of proposed public safety
techniques such as the use of hoarding;
determination of an appropriate construction
traffic access minimizes impact on the
adjacent commercial plaza.
(d)
Enter in an appropriate Site/Development
Agreement with and to the satisfaction of the
Town, which addresses among other matters, the
following:
construction and compliance with the Final
Approved Site Plan for the proposed
apartment development;
construction and compliance with the Revised
Final Approved Site Plan for the plaza site;
compliance with the requirements of
approved Construction Management Report;
the
establishment of all required easements;
payment of all appropriate development
changes, cash-in-lieu of parkland and other
financial matters.
That the implementing by-law:
(a)
establish zoning provisions to permit the
development of an approximate 90 unit apartment
building;
(b)
establish zoning provisions to preserve
Douglas Ravine as open space hazard lands;
the
(c)
establish building envelopes, building setbacks,
and various other site conditions that have been
specified through conditional site plan approval;
(d)
establish a
storeys; and
seven
building
height
maximum
of
(e)
establish requirements
underground parking.
of
provision
for
the
(f)
establish a minimum building setback of 4 metres
from the Development Limit Line as determined by
the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority.
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That the implementing zoning by-law recognize the
valley land below stable top-of-bank (development
limit) as public open space/hazard land prohibiting
all buildings and structures of any kind, the
placement of fill or the alteration of a watercourse
other than as required for flood or erosion control;
and further, that the building setbacks imposed by the
Municipality shall include all buildings and
structures whether situated above or below ground and
be determined from the stable top-of-bank (development
limit).
AS AlIElIDED
TENDER FOR ONE (1) 24FT. LOW FLOOR
SPECIALIZED SERVICES
TENDER NO. T-1-93
FILE NUMBER - C 4300
That alternate Tender No. T-1-93, submitted by Overland
Custom Coach for the supply and delivery of one (1) 24 ft.
low floor specialized services transit vehicle, in the
amount of $117,795.65, be approved.
GRANT REQUEST FROM PICKERING CONCERT BAND
FILE NUMBER - C 2163
That a one time grant in the amount of $500.00 be made to
the Pickering Concert Band;
and that this amount be charged to Account 2195 (Grants to
Organizations and Individuals).
TASK FORCE TO STUDY COUNCIL REMUNERATION
FILE NUMBER - A 2110
That the following three persons be appointed to the Task
Force ti study remuneration and benefits for Members of
Council:
1. Alan Arsenault as recommended by Council,
2. Bob Brisbourne as selected from nominations by local
ratepayer associations
3. Mitchell J. Griffiths as selected from applications from
the public as a result of advertising.
MONITORING DECISIONS OF COMMITTEE OF
ADJUSTMENT AND LAND DIVISION COMMITTEE
FILE NUMBER - B 2310
That the procedures outlined in the memorandum of the
Director of Planning for monitoring decisions of the
Committee of Adjustment and Land Division Committee be
approved.
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"MARCH - RED CROSS MONTH"
"MARCH - KIDNEY MONTH"
FILE NUMBER - A 2111
That Mayor Arthurs be
proclamations:
authorized to make
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"MARCH AS RED CROSS MONTH"
"MARCH AS KIDNEY MONTH"
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the following