HomeMy WebLinkAboutMarch 5, 1979
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COUNCIL MEETING
A Meeting of the Pickering Town Council was held on MONDAY,
MARCH 5th 1979 at 7:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Mayor J. Anderson
COUNCILLORS:
L. Cahill
D. Dickerson
G. Fisher
N. Geraghty
D. Kitchen
K. Matheson
ALSO PRESENT:
N.C. Marshall - Town Manager
(I)
ADOPTION OF MINUTES
Council Meeting of February 19th 1979
Special Council Meeting of February 26th 1979
(II)
1.
DELEGATIONS
Mr. Morris Smith, Vice President, Land Development,
Bramalea Limited, expressed concern over the Liverpool
Plan and the fact that it denied the co~pany the
opportunity to use its site at Whites Road and #2
Highway for purposes of a~otel. The experience
in Bramalea suggested that the construction of a
motel would in all likelihood encourage rather than
discourage development of similar facilities in the
Town Centre.
2.
Mr. C. J. Hayhoe, Solicitor for Sunoco Incorporated
spoke to the Council in reference to his letter of
February 28th 1979, dealing with the proposals of the
Liverpool Community Plan. He suggested that the
residential designation on their lands could not work
because of Vehicular access resulting from intersection
improvements in the Valley Farm Road and Finch Avenue
area.
3.
Mr. Allan W. Puppi of Metro Star Limited spoke to
Council in support of his request to rezone his company's
property in Lot 19, Concession 1. from light industrial
to associated industrial.
4.
Mr. Greg MacIsaac appeared before Council to request
financial assistance to attend the "Forum For Young
Canadians" in Ottawa.
5.
Mr. J.P. Shankman of Blaney, Pasternak, Smela and
Watson addressed Council on behalf of his client
Mrs. Sarah Eker owner of part lot 60, Plan 509,
Precinct 5, of the Liverpool Community Plan.
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5.
DELEGATIONS (Continued)
Although in support of the recent staff amendment
concerning the use of the property he did express
concern over the requirement placed on his client
to obtain the co-operation of other property owners
for intersection improvements and in this regard
suggested a minor change in the staff recommendation.
6.
Mr. John Williams of Cadillac Fairview Corporation
appeared before Council with respect to the Liverpool
Community Plan. Their company was concerned over
the community park designation of Centennial Park
and questioned the need for a park of this size at
this particular location. He also asked that Council
consider road allowances of 59 feet.
7.
Mr. Don Fleming of Equity Development Group Incorporated
expressed concern over the lack of a designation for
a local central area within the Manresa Community.
(III)
RESOLUTIONS
Resolution 31/79 - See Appendix I
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Fisher
That the Executive Committee Report dated February 26th 1979,
Items #1 - #5 and #8 - #13, be adopted.
CARRIED
Resolution 32/79 - Item #6
Moved by Councillor Geraghty
Seconded by Councillor Fisher
That the Association of Condominium OWners in Ward 3, be
advised that the Municipality is not prepared to extend
twice weekly garbage collection to their units and that the
alternatives suggested in the Director of Public Works' report
of February 12th 1979 be forwarded to them for their consider-
ation, be tabled.
CARRIED
Resolution 33/79 - Item #7
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Matheson
That the request of the Region of Durham, Rama and Mara
Plowmens' Association dated January 31st 1979, for a grant
be refused.
CARRIED
Resolution 34/79
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Kitchen
That By-law Amendment A28/78 as submitted by Metro Star
Construction Limited, on lands being Part Lot 19, Concession 1,
be refused.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote:
Yea:
Nay:
Messrs. Geraghty, Anderson, Kitchen, Matheson, Cahill
Messrs. Dickerson and Fisher.
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(III)
RESOLUTIONS (Continued)
Resolution 35/79
Moved by Councillor Kitchen
Seconded by Councillor Geraghty
That section 4(e) of the Community Plan - Woodlands Community,
Special Study Area #3 be changed to read as follows:
"Following the commencement of an interchange at Highway 401
and Whites Road, the land use description for the Special
Policy "B" areas shall be reviewed and if at that time, studies
are submitted which demonstrate to the satisfaction of the
Town that Special Purpose Commercial uses are justified without
adversely affecting similar development in the Main Central
Area, such_uses may.~. introduced by a restricted area (zoning)
by-law amendment. ,,-
CARRIED
Resolution 36/79
Moved by Councillor Fisher
Seconded by Councillor Geraghty
That the report of the Director of Planning dated March 1st
1979 with respect to the Liverpool Community and Development
Plans and Community Plan-Woodlands Community Special Study
Area #3 (The Kingston Road - Highway 401 Corridor) subject
to the previous resolution, be adopted.
CARRIED
Resolution 37/79
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillo~ Dickerson
Thatpursuant to Section 5.2.3 of the Official Plan of the
Regional Municipality of Durham, the Liverpool Community
Development Plan is hereby adopted.
CARRIED
Resolution 38/79
Moved by Councillor Fisher
Seconded by Councillor Geraghty
That tender T-2-79 for the supply of Dial-a-Bus Passenger
Vehicles submitted by McNab Bus Sales in the amount of
$19,527.00 per b~s, be accepted.
CARRIED
Resolution 39/79
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Fisher
That tender T-3-79 for the supply of One 30 foot Transit
Passenger Vehicle, submitted by Ontario Bus Industries in
the amount of $73,736.00, be accepted.
CARRIED
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(IV)
BY-LAWS
Councillor Cahill, seconded by Councillor Matheson moved
for leave to introduce By-laws of the Town of Pickering.
By-Law Number 962/79
Being a by-law to amend the Plan for the District Planning
Area of the Town of Pickering by the addition thereto of
The Liverpool Community Plan.
By-Law Number 963/79
Being a by-law to amend the Plan for the District Planning
Area of the Town of Pickering by the addition thereto of
The Community Plan for the Woodlands Community Special
Study Area No.3 (The Kingston Road-Highway #401 Corridor).
~-Law Number 964/79
To authorize the execution of an Agreement between the
Corporation of the Town of Pickering and the Corporation
of the Town of Ajax respecting the maintenance and repair
of the Pickering/Ajax boundary roads.
By-Law Number 965/79
To authorize the execution of grants of storm sewer easements
from Bramalea Limited to the Corporation of the Town of
Pickering respecting Parts 16, 19 and 23, Plan 40R-47l5
and Parts 5-9 and 20, Plan 40R-4830 (Amber lea Industrial
Park).
Amendment to By-law Number 963/79
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Dickerson
That the Community Plan for the Woodlands Community Special
Study Area No.3 (The Kingston Road - Highway #401 Corridor),
be amended so that item 3 B (b) will now read "In the Dixie
Precinct and the Whites Precinct although the permitted uses
shall be further limited to those uses which directly support
businesses or which are land extensive as:
i)
automobile sales and service;
ii)
home improvement centres;
iii)
banks and trust companies;
iv)
furniture and major appliance sales; and
v)
commercial and industrial equipment supplies
and furnishings.
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THIRD READING
Councillor Cahill, seconded by Councillor' Màthes~n moved
that the report of the Committee of the whole on By-law
Numbers 962/79,963/79, 964/79, 965/79 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 that the Seal
of the Corporation be affixed thereto.
CARRIED
By-laws read a first, second and third time and finally passed.
RECORDED VOTE:
Yea:
Messrs. Anderson, Cahill, Dickerson, Fisher, Geraghty,
Kitchen and Matheson.
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NOTICE OF MOTION
Resolution 40/79
Moved by Councillor Dickerson
Seconded by Councillor Matheson
Whereas a request has been received to financially assist
a student to attend the Forum for Young Canadians; and
Whereas Members of Council deem it expedient to assist this
student in his pursuit of political knowledge; and
Now therefore the request of Mr. Gregg MacIsaac for a grant
be approved;
And that a grant in the amount of $60.00 be made to Mr. MacIsaac
and said funds be charged to GL Account 2195 (Grants To
Organizations and Individuals).
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Recorded Vote:
Yea:
Nay:
Councillor Dickerson
Messrs. Geraghty, Anderson, Kitchen, Matheson, Cahill,
Fisher.
Resolution 41/79
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Kitchen
That the Town Manager and Town Clerk prepare a report on
alterations to ward boundaries based on the following criteria:
1.
That the Town be divided into five Wards for
the purpose of electing Local Councillors.
2.
That the Regional Councillors run at large.
and that advertisements be placed in all local newspapers
notifying the public that this report will be discussed on
March 26th 1979.
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Recorded Vote:
Yea:
Nay:
Messrs. Kitchen, Dickerson, Cahill.
Messrs. Geraghty, Anderson, Matheson, Fisher.
Resolution 42/79
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Kitchen
That the Council of the Town of Pickering hereby supports
the concept of a three year term of office for members of
Council;
And that copies of this resolution be forwarded to the Minister
of Intergovernmental Affairs, the Hon. William Newman, Mr. George
Ashe, M.P.P. and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario.
CARRIED
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(V)
NOTICE OF MOTION (Continued)
Resolution 43/79
- Moved by Councillor Kitchen
Seconded by Councillor Cahill
Whereas there have been many instances when Council and
Committee meetings have meen scheduled for a time other
than 7:30 p.m. on a Monday evening; and
Whereas it is the practice of this Council to commence
all meetings at 7:30 p.m. on a Monday evening and the press
and public are aware of this practice; and
Whereas it is contrary to the public interest to have any
meeting commence at a time other than 7:30 p.m. on a Monday
evening;
NOW THEREFORE all Committee and Council meetings are
commence at 7:30 p.m. on a Monday evening unless the
of a telephone poll taken by the Clerk on the Friday
the meeting indicates that a majority of the members
wish to commence the meeting at another time.
to
result
preceding
of Council
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(VI)
1.
OTHER BUSINESS
Councillor Kitchen indicated that a portion of Dixie
Road had been completely inundated with water in the
vicinity of Pirie Creek on Sunday and wondered what
could be done about the situation.
2.
Councillor Kitchen also indicated that the storm sewer
in the vicinity of the Stenenbaugh property on Fairport
Road had been plugged at one of the catch basins as
a result of material generated from ditch cleaning
operations in the area.
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MOTION
Moved by Councillor Dickerson
Seconded by Councillor Fisher
That the Motion dealing with a grant to the Region
of Durham Rama and Mara Plowmen's Association be
reconsidered.
LOST
Recorded Vote:
Yea:
Nay:
Messrs. Geraghty, Dickerson, Fisher.
Messrs. Cahill, Kitchen, Matheson, Anderson.
4.
The following Notice of Motion was introduced by Councillor
Dickerson:
WHEREAS a cemetary has existed in an area of the Municipality
known locally as Salem and is located on the East side of
Salem Road, South of Highway #7; and
WHEREAS the cemetary has been maintained by the Salem Cemetary
Board since 1835; and
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OTHER BUSINESS (Continued)
4.
NOTICE OF MOTION (Cont.)
WHEREAS it has now become necessary for the Board to expand
and open up new acreage in order to continue functioning; and
WHEREAS the continual maintenance of the cemetary has not
been a cost necessitating Town funds; and
WHEREAS an estimate in the amount of $390.00 has been received
by the Board for removal of earth fronting the new area and
lying between the fence line and the roadway;
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that a grant of $390.00 be approved
for the Salem Cemetary Board to use for the removal of the
earth;
AND that said funds be charged to GL Account 2195 (Grants to
Organizations and Individuals).
5.
The following Notice of Motion was introduced by Councillor
Dickerson:
WHEREAS each Councillor of the Corporation of the Town of
Pickering receives an annual sum of $7,150.00; and
WHEREAS a sum of $2,383.33, equaling one-third of annual
sum is a tax free allowance and is deemed to be used for
expenses incurred in the course of carrying out said
Councillor's duties; and
WHEREAS common, every-day telephone calls from a Councillor's
place of employment to the Town of Pickering are expenses
deemed to be incurred in the course of carrying out a
Councillor's duties;
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Council of the Town of
Pickering does not concur with any Councillor receiving
additional public monies for this purpose; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Councillor Kitchen be requested
to return monies received by Town of Pickering cheque
numbers 27209 and 27498 issued during this Council's term.
(VII)
CONFIRMATION BY-LAW
By-Law Number 966/79
Councillor Matheson, seconded by Councillor Cahill 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 meeting held on the 26th day of
February and the 5th day of March 1979, and that the 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
By-law read a first, second and third time and finally passed.
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(VIII)
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at the hour of 10.25 p.m.
Dated
March 19th 1979
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TOWN OF ?ICKERING
The Executive Committee~ having met February 12th, 1979,
presents its SEcond report to ::he Cou:lcil of the Town of
_Pickeri~g a~d recommends:
1.
CLAREMONT COMMUNITY CENTRE
FILE NUHBER - F 2100
That-the report of the Director of Parks and
Recreation dated Ja:luary 10th 1979, dealing with
the Claremont Community Centre, be adopted;
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And that the Town Solicitor be directed to prepare
a suitable lease agreement with the Claremont
District Lions Club and the Municipality covering
the leasing of the Claremont Community Cen~re
by that Association;
And that such a lease incorporate safeguards
to ensure the continuance of the community use
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FINALIZATION OF
EXPROPRIATION RESPECTING
ROAD \HÐENINGS IN
NORTH PICKERING PROJECT
FILE NUM3ER - D 3340.01
That the Town Solicitor be authorized to complete
the settlement of the expropriations resp~cting
road widenings in the North Pickering Project,
as outlined in his repC'rt of January 30th, 1979;
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And that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to
execute the necessary documents to finalize the
transfer of ownership.
3.
PROVINCIAL EXPROPRIATION
OF MUNICIPAL PROPERTY
LOT 7, PLAN 614
FILE NU~S~R - ~ 3340.01
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That the settlement offered by the Province or
Ontario in the amounc of $20,350.00 for Lot ¡.
Plan 614 (Jo::lar Subdivision); be deferred. '
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PROVINCIAL EXPRO-PRIATIONS
OF HUNICIPAL ¡z<.:OPERTY,
PART LOT 30! CONCESSION 5
FILE NU~IBER - D 3340.01
That the Town Solicitor be authorized to complete
the settlement with the Provincial Government
of the expropriation of the Town-owned land located
at the south-east corner of Sideline 30/31 and
#7 Highway;
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And that the co~pensation offered by the Provincial
Authorities in the a~ounL of $3,500.00 be accepted;
And that the ~ayor and Clerk be authorized to
execute any necessary documents required to finalize
the transfer of ownership.
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PROVINCIAL/MlJNICI PAL
FINANCIAL RELATIONS
FILE NUMBER - A 2160
That the Council of the Town of Pickering hereby
endorses the Statement entitled "AMO RESPO~:::;E
TO THE PROVINCIAL ANNOUNCE~'!ENT OF 1979 TRAi\SFER
PAYMENT TO HUNICIPALITIES":1 G3t€d February 1,
1979;
And that copies of ç:he endorsement be forwarded
to Th'e Ho'noú:-able William G. Davis, Premier of
Ontario; The Honourable Thomas L. Wells, Minister
of Intergoven1mental Affairs; The Honourable
Frank Miller, Treasurer of Ontario; Dr. Stuart
L. Smith, Leader of the Opposition; Mr. Michael
Cassidy, Leader of the New Democratic Party;
the local members of the Legislative Assembly;
and, to the Association of Municipalities of
Ontario.
ACCOUNTS FOR APPROVAL
FILE NUMBER - C 2310
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That the accaunts in the amount of $17,758.50
for the period ending December 29, 1978 and (he
accounts in t~e amoun~ of 5300,770.91 for the
period ending January J1, i97~, as submicced
by the Town :~na~cr, ~e ap~~o~ed.
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SETTLEMENT
FILE Nt7'!BD~ - !) 3000
Tha t the Tm,':1 ~'1an:}ger be au:~v:)'ri zed to approve
for paymenr :~e invoice of ~. Hilton & Associates
Limited in t~e amcunc of $~,OOO.OO, covering
their fee for ....'or~ carried out: for Feigman and
Chernos Q~! b.~h;Üf of rhe ;.junicioality with respect
to the Muirhead Àction or 19ì6.
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MAIN'TENANCE OF
MUNICIPAL BUILDI~G
FILE NU!lBER - E 5130.03
That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute
an agreement between the Town and Marilyn Empey
and Don Empey, carrying on business in partnership
as Ajax Floor and Rug Service, for the maintenance
of the Municipal Building at an annual cost of
$10,800.00. .
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TRANSIT
FILE NUMBER - F 4100
That the Director of Transportation be authorized
to provide a bus to provide transportation for
the Whitevale Senior Citizens Group for their
monthly meetings at a projected cost of $25.00
per meeting, with the cost charged to the 1979
Grant Program, elL Account # 2195.
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TOWN OF PICKERING
The Planning Committee, having met February 13th 1979)
presents'its first report to the Council of the Town of
Pickering and recommends:
1.
APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION TO
MINISTER'S ZONING ORDER BY
JEAN GIBSON IN PART LOT 9,
CONCESSION .8
FILE NUMBER - M 21/78
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That.ap~lication M 21/78, submitted by Jean Gibson.
to modify the Minister's Zoning Order with respect'
to lands being Part Lot 9, Concession 8, to permit
the construction of a single family detached
dwelling and operation of a hobby farm on a lot
with a 152.4 m (500 ft.) frontage and area of
6.116 ha (15.11 acres), be APPROVED, subject
to the followi~g ,condi,ti-on;"":--~""-' '
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that the owner obtain the approval of the
Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority (M.T.R.C.A.) prior to the issuance
of ~ building permit.
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APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION TO
MINISTER'S ZONING ORDER BY
P.' RYAN IN PART LOT 6,
CONCESSION 8 .
FILE NUl-1BER - M 23/78
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That application M 23/78, submitted by P. Ryan,
to modify the Minister's Zoning Order with respect
to lands being Part Lot 6, Concession 8, to permit
the construction of a single. family detached.
residence and barn'on a lot with 152.4 m (1500 ft.)
frontage and 6.191 ha (15.297 acres) lot area,
be APPROVED.
3.
APPLICATION FOR REZONING BY
ORANGEBROOK DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED AND
BALLY CROY INVESTMENTS LIMITED
IN PART LOT 18, RANGE 3.
FILE NUHBER B 2310 - A 27/78
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That By-law Amendment Application A 27/78, submitted
by Orangebrook Developments Limited and Ballycroy
Investments Limited; to amend By-law 2511, as
amended, on lands being Part Lot 18, Range 3,
to change the zoning from 'Ml' (storage and light
manufacturing) to an appropriate zoning permìtting
'Associated Industrial' land uses be APPROVED.
as amended to include a 62 x 524~ root strip
to the ?outh of the property, subject to the
following conditions: .
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That the applicant obtain approval for an
-appropriate application to the Durham Land +
Division Committee, incorporating a 62 x 524-
foot lot strip to the south of the subject
property with the subject lands. '
That an appropriate by-law to amend Restricted
Area By-law 2511 to permit the subject proposal
be approved by the Town which shall include,
but not necessarily be limited to, the following
rebtrictions:
2.
a)
uses permitted:
-assembly halls
-business offices (including banks)
-dry cleaning depots,
-dry cleaning establishments
-food preparation plants
-light manufacturing plants
-merchandise service shops
-professionaloifices
-restaurants
-sales outlets
-scientific or medical laboratories
-warehouses
b)
the gross floor area of all restaurants
on a lot shall not exceed 35% of the
gross floor area of all buildings on
the lot.
c)
sales outlets may not exceed 20 percent
of the gross floor area of the associated
industrial use.
d)
dry cleaning depots are permitted only
if accessory to dry cleaning establish-
ments.
3.
That ,prior to the submission of an appropriate.
implementing by-law to Council, the applicant
submit a design proposal for the additional
parking area to the satisfaction of the
Town.
APPLICATION FOR REZONING BY
METRO STAR CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
IN PART LOT 19, CONCESSION 1
FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A 28/78
That By-law Amendment A 28/78 as submitted by
Metro Star Construction Limited, on lands being
Part Lot 19, Concession 1, be REFUSED.
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" APPLICATION FOR REZONING AND
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION BY.
D. J. AND G. PLITZ
IN PART LOT 20, RANGE ,3~
"ILE NUMBER B 4100 - 18T-78085,
B 2310 - A25/78
T~t Draft Plan of Subdivison 18T-7808S, submitted
by D. and G. Plitz, with respect to lands known
as Part Lot 20, Range III" be APPROVED, as amended
subject to the following conditions.
Changes La 'red' as shown on the Plan
stamped approved this dated.
2) ,Owner make satisfactory arrangements
with Council regarding the required
parkland dedication.
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3)
Owner enter into a satisfactory subdivision
agreement with the Town of-Pickering.
Owner make satisfactory arrangements
with the Town of Pickering and the Regional
Municipality of Durham regarding:
4)
a)
b)
the provision of all services
the allo.cation of se~age treatment
capacity and water capacity for
the develo¡xaent
5)
Owner agrees to dedicate to the Town
and other proper authorities:
a)
all road allowances with proper
corner roundfngs
0.3 m reserve'aiong the east side
of Sandy Beach Road and the north
side of Street 'A' shown as Blocks
'AA' and 'IB' on the plan stamped
approved this date.
b)
c)
that land for the widening of Sandy
Beach Road if required'
d)
any otbeT easements, if require(1
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Owner make satisfactory arrangements
with the appropriate authorities regarding
the provision of underground wiring,
street lighting, cable television and
other similar 'services.
7)
Registration of the final plan of sub-
division and commencement of construction
within eighteen months of Draft Approval
being granted the subject Dr~ft Plan
- of Subdi vision by the Minister of Housing
and approval by the Ontario Nunicipal
Board of the appropriate implementing
by-law.
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That the streets within the recommended
draft plan b~ named to the satisfaction
of tbeTown.
Owner submit for approval by the Town,
s1£e plans and streetscape elevations
,showing the location and relationship
of all buildings prior to the issuance
of any building permit.
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That prior to the commencement of grading
activity on the subject property, the
owner make satisfactory arrangements
'with the Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Conservation Authority.
Owner submit a site plan to, and to
the s~tisfaction of 'the Town Planning
Ðepartment~ indicating trees to be preserved
on the subject property prior to the
submissior. of the implementing by-law
to the Town Council.
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That the future development of Block
'A'canonly be considered in conjunction'
with the overall development of the
- abutting residential land i~~ediately
to the north and that the owner agree
to dedicate any required portion of
Block 'A' for the extension of the road,
if deemed necessary by the Town.
APPLICATION FOR REZONING AND
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION BY
D. J. ANDG. PLITZ
IN PART LOT 20, RANGE 3,
FILE NUMBER B 4100 - 18T-7B085,
B 2310 - A25/78
That By-law Þ.4-=tendment Application A 25/78 submitted
by D. & G. PIitz, to amend By-law 2511, as amended,
on lands knovID as Part Lot 20, Range III, from
R-2, to an appropriate zoning to implement Draft
Plan of :Subdivision 18T-78085 a$ amended be
APPROVED.
APPLICATION FDR REZONING AND
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION SUBMITTED BY
W. OLIVER O~ PART LOT 18, RANGE 3
FIL~ NUMBER - 18T-77091(R), B2310 - A26/78
That a by-law be prepared to amend the District
Plan fOT the District: Planning Area of Pickering
to delece the commercial de!'ngnation on the soucheast
corner of Oklahoma and W":ïites being part lot" ,
28, Range 3
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APPLICATION FOR REZONING AND
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION SUBMITTED BY
W. OLIVER ON PART LOT 18, RANGE 3 -
FILE NUMBER - 181-77091(R), B2310 - A26/78
That the Planning Director be directed to prepare
a by-law to amend Restricted Area By-law 2511
to permit the development of single-attached
housing with minimum lot frontages:
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i) interior lot = 6.7 m
11) block end lot = 8.5 m
1ii) corner lot = 10.7 m
APPLICATION FOR REZONING AND
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION SUBMITTED BY
¡¡-.OLIVER ON PART LOT 18, RANGE 3
FILE NUMBER - 18T-17091(R), B2310 - A26/78
That the Draft Plan of Subdivison 18T-77091 submitted
by W. Oliver, with respect to lands known as
Part Lot 28, Range 3, be APPROVED subject to
the following conditi~ns:
1.
Changes in 'red' as shown on the Plan stamped
approved this date.
Owner to make satisfactory arrangements
with Council regarding the required parkland
dedication.
2.
3.
Owner enter into a satisfactory subdivision
agreement with the Town of Pickering.
4.
Owner make satisfactory arrangements with
the Town of Pickering and the Regional Municipal-
ity of Durham_regarding:
a)
b)
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the-provision of all services
the allocation of sewage treatment capacity
and water capacity for the development.
Owner agrees to dedicate to the Town and
other proper authorities:
a)
all road allowances with proper corner
roundings
.3 m reserve along the east side of
Whites Road and the south side of Oklahoma
Drive shown as Blocks 'I' and 'J' respect-
ively on the Draft Plan
that land required for the widening.
of Whites Road and Oklahoma Drive shown
as Blocks 'K' and 'L' respectively on
the Draft Plan
b)
c)
d)
any other easements, if required
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e)
land required for a walkway between
Street "A" and .Whites Road to the satis-
faction of the Town.
6.
Owner to make satisfactory arrangements
~th the appropriate authorities regarding
the provision of underground wiring, street
lighting, cable television and other similar
services.
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7.
Regis.tration of the final plan of subdivision
. and commencement of construction within
eighteen months of Draft Approval being
granted the subject Draft Plan of Subdivision
by the Minister of Housing and approval
by the Ontario Municipal Board of the appropriate
i8plementing by-law.
That the street within the recommended draft
plan be named to the satisfaction of the
Town, on the final registered plan.
8.
,9.
That the owner submit for approval by the
Town, site plans and streetscape elevations
showing the location and relationship of
all buildings prior to the issuance of any
building permit.
10.
That the owner agree to the Council initiated
Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments
proposed for Block 'D' of the Draft Plan.
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