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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOctober 6, 1986 mb 2O/86 m il5 COUNCIL MINUTES m A Meeting of the Pickering Town Council was held on October 6, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. m PRESENT: Mayor J.E. Anderson COUNCILLORS: m w. Arthurs M. Brenner S. Coburn i B. Mitchell A. Robertson ALSO PRESENT: m N.C. Marshall - Town Manager B. Taylor - Town Clerk m K. McKay - Deputy Clerk T. Magi - Director of Planning m ABSENT: Councillor Stoner - (ill) ! (I) ADOPIION OF MINUIES m Regular meeting of September 15, 1986 (II) DELEGATIONS 1. Brian Edwards, 372 Rosebank Road, addressed Council with respect to Item #1 of the Executive Committee Report (Tridel). He questioned the appropriateness of high rise condominium apartment buildings in the Town Centre portion of the Official Plan. He requested a report on the tax benefits for the Town if the project is approved versus the density that is currently in the Official Plan, a reduction in the proposal of 100 units which is in line with residents' wishes, and a plebescite. 2. Gordon Potts, 844 Vicki Drive, spoke in opposition to Tridel's proposal. He stated the site is not appropriate for apartment buildings because they will be isolated and segregated. Despite many residents' objections, a negligible tax benefit and stress on the education and medical systems, Council will approve it. He felt that seniors housing and low income housing must be addressed and that the site should include open air cafes and boutiques, a bandshell and play equipment for children. He asked that a referendum be initiated for all residents' opinions. 3. David Reid, 1415 Rosebank Road North, objected to the Official Plan Amendment from High Density 1 to High Density 2 and to the rezoning of the Mixed Use designation to High Density. He asked if in the case of a fire or an emergency evacuation if the Town will be prepared to cope. He requested an Interim Control By-law be enacted and that the item be deferred for a few months in order to prepare a plebescite. m 20/86 I116 (II) DELEGATIONS - (continued) I 4. Joe Papalia, 1911 Glengrove Road, stated that several concepts had been prepared by Planning Staff all of which were high rise Ibuildings despite residents' opposition. He stated that the financial impact study was prepared only on the Tridel proposal revealing small tax revenue and that the study should have been mcompared with a mixed use designation. He stated that at the public meetings in August and September Tridel had said the building on the southwest portion of the property would be 16 storeys high but at the Executive Committee meeting of September m22, 1986 Tridel had stated it would be 17 storeys high. 5. Paul Liut, 1518 Falconcrest Drive, spoke in favour of Tridel's mproposal. He stated that the development would be first class and would enable residents such as young professionals and people not wishing to live in single family dwellings to remain as residents in the Town. He felt that there would be no mtraffic problems because all facilities within are walking distance. m6. Enrico Pistritto, Brock Road, spoke in favour of Tridel's proposal. He stated Tridel is a quality builder and that the project will be pleasing to look at. m George Martin, President of the Greenwood and Area Community 7. Association, stated he had opposed Tridel's original proposal of six 23 storey high buildings but is now in favour of the revised m proposal and that the revised proposal is with the compatible Town Centre Plan. He stated that a 16 storey building was proposed by Tridel at the public meetings but had been mincreased to 17 at the September 22, 1986 Executive Committee meeting. He asked that Council consider a height restriction on future development and suggested that a Development Plan Committee be established. m 8. Mrs. Jackie Fields, 779 Millbank Road, spoke in support of Tridel's proposal. She stated that Pickering is no longer a msmall Town and that the location of the buildings is the appropriate one. She also stated that many people would be happy to live in a condominium and hoped the proposal would be mapproved. 9. Murray Chusid, solicitor on behalf of Tridel, agreed to the revisions outlined in the memo of the Director of Planning dated mseptember 25, 1986 and requested approval. See Resolution #137/86, Items l, 2, 3 and 4 m 10. Mr. Joseph Jagecic, 1968 Whites Road, stated his concerns with respect to the passing of Zoning By-law 2311/86 by Bramalea mLimited regarding the road pattern and storm water management. He also wanted assurance that if he decides to develop his property in the future he would have no problems. mil. Dianne Sutter, on behalf of Bramalea Limited, agreed to meet with Mr. Jagecic. She also requested that Council consider an amendment to the by-law to permit 40% lot coverage as opposed to m38% within the by-law. m 20/86 m 117 (iii) RESOLUTIONS m Resolution # 137/86 - see Appendix #1 m M oved by Councillor Robertson Seconded by Councillor Coburn That the Executive Committee Report dated September 22, 1986, be adopted mwith the following amendment: Item #1 was amended by deleting the phrase "as amended by deleting mrecommendation #1 and #2 which shall be tabled pending a further report from the Director of Planning". mCARRIED Recorded Vote on Item #1 as amended: m Yes: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson No: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner mAbsent: Councillor Stoner The following motions were considered in conjunction with the Executive mCommittee Report. mResolution #138/86 Moved by Councillor Arthurs mseconded by Councillor Brenner That Appendix I in the Addendum to Planning Report #44/86 be amended to mdelete items 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 and to amend item 14 by adding the words "except the amendment affecting lands south of The Esplanade South and Diefenbaker Court". m LOST Recorded Vote: m Yes: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner No: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson Absent: Councillor Stoner m Resolution #139/86 m Moved by Councillor Arthurs Seconded by Councillor Brenner mThat items 8 and 9 in Appendix I of the Addendum to Planning Report #44/86 be deleted; and mthat items ll and 14 be amended as follows: a) By adding the words "Medium Density I" to the replacement msubsection described in item ll, such that the subsection reads: "Elsewhere in the Main Central Area, housing development shall mtake the form of High Density II, High Density I, Medium Density II or Medium Density I Residential uses as shown on Schedule VII-A" m b) By adding to item 14 the words, "except the amendments affecting lands east of Valley Farm Road, north of the Recreation Complex". mLOST m 2O/86 mil8 Resolution #139/86 - continued m Recorded Vote: mYes: Councillors Arthurs, Brenner and Robertson No: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell and Mayor Anderson Absent: Councillor Stoner m Resolution #140/86 mMoved by Councillor Arthurs Seconded by Councillor Brenner mThat Appendix IA in the Addendum to Planning Report #44/86 be amended to read "a maximum building height of 14 storeys". mLOST Recorded Vote: m Yes: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner No: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson mAbsent: Councillor Stoner Resolution #141/86 mMoved by Councillor Arthurs Seconded by Councillor Brenner m That Appendix IA in the Addendum to Planning Report #44/86 be amended to read "a maximum building height of 15 storeys". m LOST Recorded Vote: m Yes: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner No: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson mAbsent: Councillor Stoner Resolution #142/86 m Moved by Councillor Arthurs Seconded by Councillor Brenner m That Appendix IA in the Addendum to Planning Report #44/86 be amended to read "a maximum building height of 16 storeys". m LOST Recorded Vote: m Yes: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner No: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson mAbsent: Councillor Stoner mRecorded Vote on Item #2 of the Executive Committee Report Yes: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson No: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner mAbsent: Councillor Stoner m 20/86 m il9 Recorded Vote on Item #3 of the Executive Committee Report m Yes: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson No: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner mAbsent: Councillor Stoner Recorded Vote on Item #4 of the Executive Committee Report m Yes: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson No: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner Absent: Councillor Stoner ! iResolution #143/86 Moved by Councillor Coburn Seconded by Councillor Brenner I lhat the request of d. Carey to be exempt from the lown's land severance policies in order to create four new lots in Lot ]0, Plan 330 at the Inorthwest corner of Dunbarton Road and Appleview Road be approved subject to the following conditions: i 1. lhat the owner dedicate to the lown the most westerly 20 metres of the subject property for future road access. 2. lhat the standard lot levy of $3,500 per new lot created be Iapplied to this proposed severance. 3. lhat the owner enter into a development agreement with and to mthe satisfaction of the Town to protect future access options and to provide for the appropriate upgrading of Appleview and Dunbarton Roads such as curbs, street lighting, sidewalks, and mboulevard improvements. CARRIED mRecorded Vote Yes: Councillors Brenner, Coburn, Mitchell and Robertson No: Councillor Arthurs and Mayor Anderson mAbsent: Councillor Stoner m Resolution #144/86 mMoved by Councillor Brenner Seconded by Councillor Arthurs mWhereas section 6 of the Ontario Building Code designates through the Ontario New Home Warranty Act that the regulatory body for all Ontario builders in the Province of Ontario is through the Ontario New Home Warranty Programme; and m in light of a series of recent complaints regarding late closings, incompleted work and unfulfilled commitments as it relates to the mdeveloper,s subdivision agreement as well as the recent action taken by the Toronto Homebuilders Association; mNow therefore be it resolved that the Ontario New Home Warrant Programme conduct a review of the registration of Canterbury Homes, affiliate companies and its principals in an effort to avoid further hardships on the public, this and other municipalities. m LOST m 2O/86 m 12o Resolution 144/86 - continued m Recorded Vote: mYes: Councillors Arthurs and Brenner No: Councillors Coburn, Mitchell, Robertson and Mayor Anderson Absent: Councillor Stoner m Resolution #145/86 m Moved by Councillor Brenner Seconded by Councillor Arthurs m That the Town Clerk prepare a report that establishes guidelines and criteria for the appointment of individuals from the public to various committees and boards. mCARRIED m Resolution #146/86 mMoved by Councillor Brenner Seconded by Councillor Arthurs mThat the report establishing guidelines and criteria for the appointment of individuals from the public to various committees and boards be made available to the public through media advertising prior to presentation to mcouncil within the next three months. LOST m Councillor Robertson declared an interest as he is part owner of th~ Pickerin~ Bay News. m Resolution #147/86 m Moved by Councillor Robertson Seconded by Councillor Coburn mWhereas the Brock West Sanitary Landfill Site has proven to be a nuisance to the residents of the Town of Picketing; mWhereas there is a potential of dangerous chemicals being present in the atmosphere as a result of illegal hazardous wastes being dumped at the Site; and m Whereas the Brock North Sanitary Landfill Site has been approved for use as a sanitary landfill site; and mwhereas Metropolitan Toronto and the Regional Municipality of Durham are exploring areas to be used as future sanitary landfill sites, some of which are in the Town of Picketing; m Now Therefore the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Picketing hereby opposes the establishment of any future sanitary landfill site mwithin the Town; and that copies of this resolution be forwarded to the Regional Municipality of Durham, Metropolitan Toronto and the Minister of the mEnvironment. CARRIED m m 20/86 m121 {IV) STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETING m 1. councillor Mitchell seconded by Councillor Coburn moved for leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of Picketing: m By-law Number 2311/86 Being a By-law to amend Restricted Area {Zoning) By-law 3036, as amended, m to the official Plan of the Town of District implement Picketing Planning Area, Region of Durham, in Part of lots 29 and 30, Concession l, in the Town of Picketing, m(A 30/83(R); 18T-83022) THIRD READING m Councillor Coburn, seconded by Councillor Mitchell moved that the report of the Committee of the Whole on By-law Number 2311/86 be adopted, and that the said By-law be now read a Third Time and PASSED, and that the m Mayor and Clerk sign the same and the seal of the Corporation be affixed thereto. mCARRIED m(v) BY-LAWS Councillor Mitchell seconded by Councillor Coburn moved for leave to m i ntroduce By-laws of the Town of Picketing: By-law Number 2312/86 m Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision Agreement respecting Part Lot 22, Concession l, Picketing {Draft Plan 18T-86016); m L iverpool Finch/Stolp) B~-law Number 2313/86 mBeing a by-law to authorize the execution of a Site/Development Agreement respecting Lots 27 and 28, Plan M-89, Picketing and that part of Lot 23, Range 3, Broken Front Concession, Picketing, designated as Part l, Plan m 4 0R-4563. (Luttmer; A 40/85) B~-law Number 2314/86 m Being a by-law to authorize the execution of transfer between The Corporation of the Town of Picketing and The Regional Municipality of Durham of that part of Lot 18, Range 3, B.F.C., Picketing, designated as mParts 1 and 2, Plan 40R-971 and Part 3, Plan 40R-1065. {Bayly Street reconstruction). mBy-law Number 2315/86 Being a by-law to amend Restricted Area {Zoning) By-law 3037, as amended, to implement the Official Plan of the Town of Picketing District Planning m Area, Region of Durham, in Part of Lot 19, Concession 8, Town of Picketing {A 6/82(R); 18T-79033(R)) ! m 2O/86 122 THIRD READING Councillor Coburn, seconded by Councillor Arthurs moved that the report of the Committee of the Whole on By-law Numbers 2312/86, 2313/86, 2314/86 and 2315/86 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 m(vi) OTHER BUSINESS m 1. councillor Arthurs introduced the following Notice of Notion: Moved by Councillor Arthurs mseconded by Councillor Robertson That the Town of Picketing take the necessary steps to insure that the Brock West Landfill Site is operating in compliance mwith the Environmental Protection Act and the conditions of its Certificate; and mThat the Town of Pickering advise Metro Toronto, Durham Region, and the Government of Ontario, that it does not support any attempt to expand the use of landfill sites within the Town of Pickering, it does not support the creation of any new landfill m Pickering and it does not support the sites in the Town of extension of the existing Certificate on the Brock West Landfill Site, except as is necessary for the exclusive use of the mresidents of the Town of Picketing; and That the Town of Picketing petition all senior levels of mGovernment to support all actions necessary to eradicate the problems created at the Brock West Landfill Site. 2. The following matter was considered prior to the regular meeting: m a) A request from the Director of Parks and Recreation to reallocate $1,500 from the budget for equipment at the mMuseum Village to be expended on electrical outlets and noise baffling in the Oddfellows Hall was approved. m{vii) CONFIRMATION BY-LAW By-law Number 2316/86 m councillor Robertson, seconded by Councillor Coburn moved for leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of Picketing to confirm the proceedings of mthe Council of the Corporation of the Town of Picketing at its meeting held on the 6th day of October, 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 mthereto affixed. CARRIED ! 20/86 123 (VIII) ADJOURNMENT The Meeting adjourned at the hour of 9:50 p-.~. _ Dated /~ ~//~~~ ?(~~ APPENDIX #1 TOWN OF PICKERING The Executive Committee of the Town of Pickering having met on September 22, 1986, presents its fourteenth report to Council and recommends: 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 FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A23/86 and A27/86 That Town Council recommend 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 amend the Pickering District Plan (Town Centre Community Plan) to an appropriate designation to permit high density residential development, be APPROVED AS REVISED, 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 this Addendum to Town Planning Report No. 44/86. AS AMENDED 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 FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A23/86 and A27/86 That Town Council adopt a new Development Plan for the Town Centre Community, Main Central Area North, as detailed in Appendix II to this Addendum to Town Planning Report No. 44/86 as amended in Design Precincts #1 and #2 by increasing the resident parking spaces per unit below grade from 1.25 to 1.5. OFFICIAL PLAN ~ENDMENT AND REZONING APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED BY TRIDEL AND J.D.S. INVESTMENTS SOUTH OF KINGSTON ROAD, BETWEEN GLENANNA ROAD AND VALLEY FARM ROAD FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A23/86 and A27/86 That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 23/86 submitted by 632015 Ontario Limited (Tridel) on lands being part of Lot 21, Concession 1, be APPROVED AS REVISED, to permit five condominium apartment buildings containing a maximum of 1137 units, subject to the following conditions, to be satisfied prior to the adoption by Council of an implementing zoning by-law: 2 1. That official plan amendment application 86-27/P be approved by Regional Council. 2. That the applicant enter into an appropriate development agreement, with and to the satisfaction of the Town, that shall include but not necessarily be to appropriate on limited conditions t'he following: (a) The provision of sidewalks, curbs, sodded boulevards and street lighting along all existing road frontages, where required. (b) The provision of The Esplanade North street, the public promenade adjacent to this street and Glenanna Road, and all other pedestrian walkways through and adjacent to the lands. (c) Satisfactory arrangements with the Town regarding required parkland dedication and the payment 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. the applicant enter an appropriate 3. That into 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. 4. That the applicant undertake studies, if necessary, to ensure that ground level winds will not adversely affect pedestrian activity within the Main Central Area. 5. The height of the proposed buildings shall be in conformity with the Plan shown as Attachment #2 to Planning Report ~44/86 (Addendum) with the exception that the building at the northeast corner of the subject property be 15 storeys high. 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 FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A23/86 and A27/86 That Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 27/86 submitted by J.D.S. Investments Limited on lands being part of Lot 21, Concession 1, to permit an office building with a bank and ancillary commercial uses be APPROVED subject to the following conditions, to 'be satisfied prior to the adoption of an implementing zoning by-law: 3 1. That official plan amendment application 86-27/P be approved by Regional Council. 2. That the applicant enter into an appropriate development agreement, with and to the satisfaction of the Town, that Shall include but not necessarily be limited to appropriate conditions on the following: (a) The provision of sidewalks, curbs, sodded boulevards and street lighting along all existing road frontages, where required. (b) The provision of the public promenade adjacent to Glenanna Road and all other pedestrian walkways through and adjacent to the lands 3. 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. 4. That t~he applicant undertake studies, if necessary, to ensure that ground level winds will not adversely affect pedestrian activity within the Main Central Area. TRANSIT SERVICE FOR GATES OF PICKERI~G FILE NUMBER - F 4100 That Bus Route 12, to service the subdivision on Brock Road, north of Finch Avenue, commence on October 20, 1986; and that an over-expenditure in the amount of $19,000.00 be approved. 6 TENDER T - 26 - 86 TENDER FOR GRANULAR "B" FILE NUMBER - C 4300 That tender T - 26 - 86 submitted by Vicdom Sand & Gravel for the supply of Granular "B" for Construction in the amount of $31,200.00 be approved subject to the approval of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. 7. TENDER T - 27 - 86 FOR GRANULAR "A" FILE NUMBER - C 4300 That tender T - 27 - 86 submitted by Standard Aggregates for the supply of Granular "A" for Construction in the amount of $24,370.00 be approved subject to the approval of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. 8. CANCELLATION, REDUCTION AND REFUND OF TAXES FILE NUMBER - A 2310.293 Whereas Section 496 of the Municipal Act, R.S.O., 1980., transfers the responsibility for the hearing of the applica- tions for cancellation, reduction or refund of taxes to the Council of the Municipality; WHEREAS notices in of applications have been re- AND writing ceived by the Clerk o~ the Municipality for the cancellation, reduction and refund of taxes for various reasons; AND WHEREAS upon investigation and receipt of reasonable ex- planations all claims have been substantiated; . BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Council of the Town of Pickering accept the following list of applications and authorize the adjustment of taxes in the amount of $22,341.42. Roll # Property Applicant Reason Adjustment Required 018-01- 1730 McPherson Pickering Custom Reduced Reduce 1986 taxes on an 020-022- Court Woodcraft Space assessment of $2,934 06156 D.C. Condo 1730 McPherson Ct. for ~ months an adjust- (38A/86) Plan 63 Unit 16 ment of $154.53 (R) Pickering 018-01- 1720 McPherson Pickering Custom Reduced Reduce 1986 taxes on an 020-022- Court Woodcraft Space assessment of $76 for 16156 D.C. Condo 1730 McPherson Ct. 9 months an adjustment 38B/86) Plan 63 Unit 16 of $4.01 (R) Pickering 010-019- 1778-1780 °Pown of Pickering Road Reduce 1986 taxes on an 21800 Fairport ROad Widening assessment of $181 for (44/86) for 322 days, an adjustment of $9.52 (R) 010-039- Pt. Lot 32 J. & V. Binns Building R~=duce 1986 taxes on an 14600 Rg 3, B.F.C. 325 Kingston Rd Demolished assessment of $5,238 for (45/86) 237 days, an adjustment Pickering of $203.00 (R) 020-022- Pt. Lot 19 L.R.V. Canada Inc. Reduced Reduce 1986 taxes on an 06520-001 Rge 3, B.F.C. 901 Dillingham Rd Space assessment of $69,808 (46A/86) Pickering for 365 days, an adjustment of $4,901.91 (m) 020-022- Pt. Lot 19 L.R.V. Canada Inc. Reduced Reduce 1986 taxes on an 06520-001 3, B.F.C. 901DillinghamRd. assessment of $323 for Rge Space (46B/86) Pickering 365 days, an adjustment of $22.68 (R) 020-022- Pt. Lot 18 Computer School Reduced Reduce 1986 taxes on an 036001 Conc. 1 For All Space assessment of $20,161 i47A/86) 1053 Brock Road for 229 days, an adjust- Pickering ment of $131.19 (R) 020-022 Pt. Lot 18 Computer School Reduced Reduce 1986 taxes on an 036001 Conc. 1 For All Space assessment of $6,045 for (47B/86) 1053 Brock Road 229 days, an adjustment Pickering of $266.31 (B) 5 Rol___~l ~ Propert~ Applicant Reason Adjustment Required 030-008- Pt.Lt. 6 T. & D. Forsythe Building Reduce 1986 taxes on an 21900 Conc. 5 Box 122 Demolished assessment of $13,970 (49/86) Pickering for 175 days, an adjust- ment of $391.35 (R) _~10-030- 1800 Ironstone Lily Cups Inc. Business Reduce 1986 taxes on an O8-002 [~nor 300 Danforth Ave. Assessment assessment of $48,925 ~[50/86) Scarborough Reduced for 12 months, an adjustment of $3,435.51 (S) 020-022- Pt. Lot 20 Spinoni Dev. Vacant Land Reduce 1986 taxes on 04750- Conc. 1 170 The Donway assessment of $391,680 0001 #307 for 12 months, an (52A/86) Eon Mills adjustment of $4,124.39 (R) 020-022- Pt. Lot 20 Spinoni Dev. Vacant Land Reduce 1986 taxes on an 04750- Conc. 1 170 The Donway assessment of $117,500 0001 #307 for 12 months, an (52B/86) EOn Mills adjustment of $8,250.86 ($) 018-01- 1355 Kingston Grafton Fraser Reduced Reduce 1986 taxes on an 020-017- Road Inc. Space assessment of $14,253 28500 Box 108 for 142 days an (53A/86) 9 Sunlight Park P~. adjustment of $389~38 Toronto, Ontario (R) 018-01- 1355 Kingston Grafton Fraser Reduced Reduce 1986 taxes on an ~20-017- Road Inc. Space assessment of $2,005 ~500 Box 108 for 142 days an (53B/86) 9 Sunlight Park Rd. adjustment of $54.78 Toronto, Ontario (R) 9. SCHOOL CROSSING AT DIXIE ROAD AND COLONIAL STREET FILE NUMBER - F 2410 That the request to establish a school crossing at the intersection of Dixie Road and Colonial Street be approved; and that Dixie Road, north'of Finch Avenue be signed as a 50 kilometres per hour zone; and that t·he Police be requested to place an unmarked radar vehicle on Dixie Road to enforce the speed limit; and that the low branches of trees which obstruct visibility be removed. ! 10. FAMILY FIRE DRILL DAY FILE NUMBER - A 2111 That Mayor Anderson be authorized to proclaim Thursday, October 9, 1986 as "Family Fire Drill Day" in the Town of Pickering ! 11. SMALL BUSINESS WEEK FILE NUMBER - A 2111 I That Mayor Anderson be authorized to proclaim the week of October 19 to 25, 1986 as "Small Business Week" in t the Town of Pickering 12. ACCOUNTS FOR APPROVAL FILE NUMBER - C 2310 That the accounts in the amount of $1,434,678.94 for the period ending September 15,' 1986 as submitted by the Town Manager be approved. 13. GRANT REQUEST FILE NUMBER - C 2163 That a grant in the amount of 60¢ per capita be made to the United Way of Ajax/Pickering for the year 1987; and that the United 'Way be permitted to fly its flag at the Municipal office during the campaign period. 14. LAND SEVERANCE BY N. GRAWERT FILE NUMBER - B 2300 That Mr. Norman Grawert be issued a building permit for the proposed new lot created on Lot 5, Plan 509 (LD 77/86). ! !