1990 Georgina - Council Minutes - Georgina Electronic

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(MAYOR FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY
COUNCILLOR JAMIESON)
( ALTERNATE
COUNCILLOR CLONEY )
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGIONAL I{UNICIPALITY OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIL IVTEETING
PUBLIC MEETING
L990-01-04
1 - 0: 0 0 A . M .
1.
ROLL CALI :
The Clerk
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
taird
2.
members of
Council
were present:
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDISCLOSURES:
None.
7.
DEPUTATIoNS:
a)
SpecialCouncilt"leetinq(PublicPleetinq)
i)
O
't,.
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law 911(1-0:00 &.n.)
M A R L E N EP A N D O L F I
(
G
)
Part tot L9, Conc. 4
REpORf NO. pggS_0l
Playor Johnston
advised
Meeting and the circulation
that
list
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
a public
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
explained
IIaroId Lenters,
applic,qtion
is
rural lot .
that this
explained
Senior Planner,
rezoning
of an undersized
a typical
the
for
Public
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't ,
1990 01 04
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Contrd:
i)
Mr. tenters
stated that Council has the authority
request payment of a park levy equal to five percent
the value
subject
land as a condition
of the
residential
where a building
lot
development
created as well as a lot levy.
to
of
of
is
Mr. Lenters read the recommendations as shown in Report
No. Ds90-01-, adding 2(b) 'That a lot levy be paid in
the amount of $2445.02 to the Town of Georgina as a
condition
of Building
Permit Approval I .
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Seconded by Councillor
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 0 1 _
1_.
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY MARIO PANDOLFI
BEING AN APPTICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAVI NUMBER
91.1 TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE FAMILY
DWELLING
ON LAND DESCRIBED
AS PART LOT 19,
CONEESSION 4, (NG) BE APPROVED, AND THE FOLLOWING
BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE PASSING OF A BY.LAW
AMENDMENT:
A)
THAT THE OWNERS, AT THEIR EXPENSE, ENTER INTO
A R E S T R I C T I V E C O V E N A N T A G R E E M E N TT O R U N W T T H
T H E L A N D W H I C H ' A C K N O W L E D G E ST H E P R O X I ! { I T Y O F
EXTRACTION AND
POTENTIAL
AGRICULTURAL,
FORESTRY USES IN THE AREA AS WELL AS THE
SALVAGE YARD AND AGREES NOT TO TAKE AETION TO
RESTRICT THE SAME.
B)
WRITTEN CONFIRMATION FROM THE LAKE SIMCOE
REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY INDICATING NO
OBJECTION TO THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT.
2.
OF
THAT A PARK LEVY BE PAID
AS A CONDITION
BUILDING PERMIT APPROVAL, SAID I,EVY NOT TO EXCEBD
FTVE PER CENT OF THE VALUE OF THE SUBJECT LAND.
3.
THAT THE AI'IENDING BY-LAW
CONTAIN A SPECIAL
PROVISION FOR A IVIINIMUM FRONT YARD SETBAEK OF 3OI'{
( 1 _ 0 0F T . ) .
carriedr
. . . .
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7.
1990 01 04
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilFleetinq(Publict'leetinq)Contrdr
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Morrison
That Council refer the matter of requesting
on Zoning
By-I",aw Amendment applications
Development Committee for discussion
lot
levies
to the
defeated
Moved by Regional
Seconded
by
Wheeler
Councillor
Councillor
Boothby
THAT THE APPLTCATTON SUBMITTED BY MARIO PANDOTFI BEING
AN APPLICATION
TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER 9]-]- TO
PERT',IIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE FAMILY DhIELLING ON
LAND DESCRIBED AS PART LOT 19, CONCESSION 4 (NG), BE
DEFERRED FOR A TWO WEEK PERIOD
defeated.
ii)
....
Application
to Amend Zoning By-taw 9L1
(l-0:l-9 a.m. )
SELLERS,William
(
c
)
Highway 48
Part tot 3, Conc. 6
Agentr
lttichael Smith Planning Consultants
t"layor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
t'lichael Smith of Michael
Smith Planning Consultants
Development Coordinators
Ltd. , agent for the Applicant ,
owns a large parcel of land
stated that the Applicant
that
the
He stated
opposite
Ptotel .
the
Sutton
Applicant
wishes to sever off a piece of this land and
merge it
in title
lands, t,he Shell
with the abutting
(Penguin Petroleum).
gas station property
of Health
Mr. Smith indicated
that, the Medical officer
pending
is recommending deferral
of this application
for
their
receipt
of additional
required
information
their
assessment of the appl ication .
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7.
1 9 9 0 0 1 _0 4
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Cont'dl
ii)
and
of Agriculture
Mr. Smith stated that the Ministry
Food did not originally
recognize this portion of land
a
as Highway Commercial.
This area is considered
'cluster'
Plan but the
and complies with the official
Ministry
has not yet responded .
of this
application
Mr. Smith requested
deferral
of
pending receipt
of comments from the Medical officer
and Food.
Health and the Ministry
of Agriculture
Harold Lenters,
Senior
have any difficulty
rather
than refusing
report .
Planner, stated that he does noL
application
in deferring
this
it
as was recommended in the
I'tr. Paul Troster,
owner of the Sutton tvlotel' was in
attendance and had concerns with a) the actual size of
the proposed building
as the Report states that the
proposed building
area
floor
will
not have a retail
exceeding
L,000 square metres and Schedule 4 of the
indicates
and b) the
Report
L,L70 square metres;
proposed use of the building.
Mr. Smith indicated
that
the size of the proposed
building
Department
will
be whatever
the Health
requirements
allow,
and that a Health Department Iist
will
be
of approved uses for the proposed building
completed by February 1-, l-990.
lvlr. Douglas Ng, part owner of Park Motel in Sutton,
mentioned that the proposed tc2t zoning of the subject
Mr. Ng
land would allow high water consumption us€.
a
ffecL
was concerned with whether or not this would
p
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
.
the supply of well water on his
Mr. Lenters st,ated that water consumption is a Ministry
under
of Environment
and would be taken
concern
were
a
p
p
l
i
c
a
t
i
o
n
consideration
i
f
t
h
e
by the Ministry
approved .
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7.
1 _ 9 9 00 l _ 0 4
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicPleetinq)Cont'd:
Moved by
Councillor
Seconded
by
Pallett
Councillor
Cloney
R E S O I J U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 0 2
TTIAT THE APPLIEATION SUBMITTED BY WILLIAM SELLERS BEING
AN APPLICATION
TO AMEND ZONING BY-I,AW NUMBER 91]. TO
PERMIT SERVICE COMMERCIAL (C2) USES ON LAND DESCRIBED
AS PART OF LOT 3, CONCESSION 6 (G) BE DEFERRED TO THE
FEBRUARY L, 1990 COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING TO
ENABLE THE APPLICANT TO FURTHER ADDRESS THE CONCERNS OF
THE MINISTRY OF AGRICUTTURE AND FOOD AND TO OBTAIN A
I,IST OF USES THAT WOULD BE PERMITTED BY THE HEALTH
DEPARTIT{ENT
carried
iii)
Continuation
of a PubIic Meeting of october
(l-0:38 a.m. )
l-989
CEDARBROOKHOMES DAVID SAIV1BROOK
Part Lot L4, Conc. 7 (c) - Highway 48
Agent: Michael Smith Planning Consultant
L9,
R E P O R TN O. D S 9 O - 0 4
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
PubIic
a public
Michael
Srnith of Michael
Ltd.,
agent for the Applicant,
the
had been before
stated
that
this
application
L9, l-989, and was
Committee of the Whole on october
deferred pending HealLh Department approval.
stated that the only
Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
problem at the last
a proposal
meeting was finding
acceptable
The Agreement is
to the Health Department.
now satisfactory
to them.
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7.
1990 01 04
:
DEPUTATIONS
(Public
a)
Special
iii)
Mr. tenters
read the recommendations of Report
deleting
2 (e) and adding the following;
Council
Meetinq
Meetinq)
Contrd:
Ds90-04,
r1
(B). That Council
pass a By-Iaw authorizing
the
Covenant
Mayor and Clerk to enter into a Restrictive
with Cedarbrook
Agreement on behalf of the Municipality
lands described as part
Enterprises
Limited,
affect.ing
lot L4, Concession 7 (G), Highway 48.'
'4.
That. as a condition
of Site PIan Approval'
the
owner shall pay a park levy to the Town of Georgina in
(2%l of the value
an amount not exceeding two percent
of the subject land' ,
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Boothby
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-03
1_.
SUBMITTED BY CEDARBROOK
THAT THE APPLICATION
ENTERPRISES LIMITED,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND
ZONING BY.LAW
NUMBER 911- TO PERMIT A !{ODEI
DISPLAY HOME AND ACCESSORY SATES OFFICE EONTAINED
AS PART tOT L4,
THEREIN,
ON IAND DESCRIBED
CONCESSION 7 (G), BE APPROVED WITH THE FOLLOWTNG
TO BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE PASSING OF A BY.IAW
AMENDMENT:
A)
T H E O W N E R S H A I L , A T H I S E X P E N S E , E X E C U T EA N D
A
ON TITLE,
CONSENT TO BE REGISTERED
RESTRICTIVE COVENANT AGREEMENT RUNNING WITH
THE LAND, SAID AGREEMENT TO AEKNOWLEDGE
I,IMITATIONS TO TIIE USE OF THE SITE BASED ON
THE PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM.
B}
THAT COUNCIL PASS A BY-LAW AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRICTTVE
OF THE
COVENANT
AGREEMENT
ON BEHALF
E
N
?
E
R
PRISES
MUNICIPALITY
WITH CEDARBROOK
D
E
S
C
R
I
B
E
D
A
S PART
LIlIITED,
AFFECTING LANDS
LOT L4, CONCESSION 7 IG), HIGHWAY 48.
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7.
l_990 01 04
DEPUTATIONSI
a)
Srcecial Council
2.
Meetinq
(Public
Meetinq)
Contrd:
T H A T T H E A I ' , I E N D I N GB Y - I , A W S P E C I F I C A L L Y
THE FOLLOWING :
PROVIDE FOR
A)
A MINIMUM INTERIOR SIDE YARD SETBACK OF 3.4
METRES AND A MINIMUM FRONT YARD SETBACK OF
6 .'l I{ETRES;
B)
THAT THE MODEI, DISPLAY HOME SHALL NOT BE USED
AS A DWELTING UNIT ;
c)
THAT TTIE IVIODELDISPLAY HOI.{E MAY AI,SO BE USED
AS A PROFESSIONAL BUSTNESS OFFTCE PROVIDED
THAT THE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES DOES NOT EXCEED
2 0.
3.
THAT THE OWNER ENTER INTO A SITE PLAN AGREEMENT
WTTH THE TOWN, RESPECTTNG THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE
LANDS, PRIOR TO THE ISSUANCE OF A BUILDING PERMIT.
4.
THAT AS A CONDITION OF SITE PLAN APPROVAL, THE
OWNER SHALL PAY A PARK LEVY TO THE TOWN OF
GEORGTNA IN AN AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDTNG TIÎOPERCENT
(2%' OF THE VATUE OF THE SUBJECT LANDI.
carried
Moved by Regional
as amended
Wheeler
Councillor
Cloney
That the words 'provided
that the number of employees
does not exceed 20' of recommendation #2 (c) be removed
re) THAT TttE II'IODELHOMEMAY ALSO
so that
it noro readsi
B E U S E D A S A P R O F E S S I O N A LB U S I N E S S O F F I C E I
carried.
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3.
1990 01 04
BY-LAW TO CONFIRII'I PROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
That By-Law No. 90-01 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings of Council on January 4, 1990, be now introduced
and read a first,
time, passed and numbered
second and third
by t,he Mayor and the Clerk.
By-taw No. 90-01 (coU-2)
Passed, signed and sealed
the Mayor and the Clerk.
carried.
On motion
meeting
adjourned
at
.,..
LA:47 d.rn.
Mayor , Rober t D . J
Clerk,
v si
by
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(MAYOR FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY . COUNCITLOR JAMIESON)
( ALTERNATE
COUNCILLOR ELONEY )
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK
COUNCIL MEETING
SPEEIAL
1990-0L-04
L2tL7 A.14.
the
following
A Special
Council
Meeting lras held immediately
Committee of the Whole Meeting to deal with the following
items:
L.
o
l-990 Budget
Keswick
Waterworks
and Sewage Works Systems
R E P O R TN O . T 9 O - 0 1 .
2.
1990 Budget
Sutton
Waterworks
and Sewage Works Systems
R E P O R TN O . T 9 O - 0 2
3.
Request from Jim Hill
for a time extension
individual
Purchasers of the industrial
]ots
property
former Oliver
4.
Amendments to
the
Procedural
for the four
located on the
By-Law
REPORTNO. TC9O-21.
L.
R O L L C A L L:
The following
members of
Playor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
Laird
tvlovedby Regional
the
following
were present:
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pal}ett
Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
That
Council
Wheeler
Cloney
recommendations
be approved:
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RESOL,UTIONO. SC-90-04
i)
1-.
That the budget for the Keswick Waterworks
Sewage Works Systems be approved as submitted,
2.
That
the
rates
increased effective
Sewage Works
Water Works
and
the
Keswick
Systems
be
for
January L, 1-990r as follorys:
5.0%
5.0%
$157.50 annually
$LzL.25 annually
3.
That
for
a seasona
be established
I rate
8
0
%
of the
recreational
dwelling
units
at
permanent residential
rate for Water and Sewer
services , and
4.
That the appropriate
By-Laws attached
t,o authorize
such rates.
be approved
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 0 5
ii)
l-.
That the budgets of the Sutton Waterworks
Sewage Works Systems be approved as submitted,
2.
That the annual
be
rates
January L, 1990, ds follows:
Sewage Works
Water Works
increased
and
effective
l-5.8% ($200.00 per annum)
5.l-eo ($l-45.00 per annum)
3.
That the appropriate
By-Laws attached
to authorize
such rates ,
be approved
4.
from the
That an amount of 920,000 be transferred
Sutton Water and Sewer Lob tevy account to the
Sutton Water System.
5.
Area Mill
Rate
That
the
Special
Purposes be discontinued
in 1990.
6.
for
be established
That
a seasonal
rate
dwelling
units
at B0% of the
recreational
permanent residential
rate for Water and Sewer
services .
for
Sewage
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1990 01 04
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-06
iii)
That Jim Hill,
agent for the four Purchasers of the
severed i-ndustrial
lots located on the former oliver
property,
g
i
v
e
n
be
a time extension to June 30, L990,
permit
to allow each Purchaser to obtain a building
carried.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
...r
Wheeler
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-07
iv)
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AMEND BY.I,AW NO. 80-379
( COU-2 } GOVERNING THE PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIT TO
INCORPORATE THE AMENDMENTS
A S A P P R O V E DB Y C O U N C I I O N
AS O U T T I N E D I N
N O V E M B E R2 3 R D , 1 9 8 9 , A N D T H E A P 1 E N D M E N T
REPORTNO. T89-21 OF TTTETOWNELERK
carried
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That the
following
Wheeler
Cloney
By-law
be given
three
readings:
By-Law No. 90-02 (eOU-21, a by-law to amend By-Law No. 80to
governing
of Council
397 (eoU-2)
the proceedings
on
i
I
b
y
C
o
u
n
c
incorporate
the amendments as approved
in
November 23rd,
L989, and the amendments as outlined
Report No. T89-21 of the Town Clerk
earrigd.
o
. . . .
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2.
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BY-LAWTOCONFIRMPROCEEDTNGS:
Moved by Regional
CounciJlor
Wheeler
Cloney
That By-Law No. 90-03 (CoU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings of Council on January 4, L990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
by the Mayor and the Clerk.
By-taw Number 90-03 (coU-2)
carrigd.
On motion
meeting
adjourned
. . . .
a
Mayoi , Robert
6rk,
D.
by
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<qoAl
(MAYOR FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY
(ALTERNATE -
COUNCTI,LOR JAMIESON)
COUNCII,I,OR CLONEY)
rN THE
COUNCTI,MTNUTES
.l_l_
l _ 9 9 0 .0 1 _
7:30 P.M.
O
1.
M.MENToFMEpTTATT'N:
A moment, of
2.
meditation
was observed.
ROLLCALL:
The
Clerk
Council
gave
the
roll
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Boothby
Couneillor t"lorrison
Councillor
Cloney
3.
call
and
the
following
members
of
were present :
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
CONFTICTOFTNTERESTDISCTOSURES:
Councillor
with
of interest
Laird
a conflict
declared
of
regards to item 9. c) i) as Mr. Robert Draper is a client
his fnsurance Business.
4.
MINUTESOFPREVIOUSMEETINGS:
l"loved by Councillor
Boothby
That the
following
Council
a)
Minutes of the
7Lh., 1989.
b)
Minutes
1989.
of
Jamieson
the
Special
Council
minutes
be adopted as presented:
Council
Meeting
Meeting
held
held
on December
on December 18th,
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4.
1990-01-L1
MINUTESOFPREVTOUSMEETTNGS:
c)
Minutes of the
21st., 1989.
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on December
Carried
5.
BUSINESS ARTSTNG FROMMINUTES:
None.
6.
DEPUTATIONS
:
i )
Notice
l{eeting
of Continuation
of Public
1989.
Proposed Zoning By-law No. 9l-1-Amendment
DRAPER, ROBERT
Lots L02
106 & Part Block ''en Plan 238
matter
Mayor Johnston
advised
that
this
recircuLated
at, the request of Council.
of
May 18,
had
been
Michael
Smith of Michael Smith Planning Consultants,
was in attendance
at this
meeting as Agent for t"lr.
various
Robert
that
Draper.
Mr. Smith Indicated
changes to the proposed development have taken place
which will
alleviate
some of the concerns raised by the
commenting agencies during the last. public meeting.
proposes to locate the
Mr. Smith indicated
his client
twelve unit motel and local commercial development to
portion
the southern
of the lands to the currently
zoned area of rrestr. As a result,
the new uses proposed
for the lands to be rezoned include
a tennis court,
pool and an enlarged parking area.
1 " 1 r .D r a p e r , o w n e r
of
of the lands has also applied to rezone a portion
the water lot abutting
his property
from Open Space
(OS ) to Tourist
( C5 ) to allow
for
the
Commercial
commercial use of the docking facilities.
Plr. Doug Carroll",
Director
of Development Services,
indicated
to Council
are in
Members that
his staff
support of Mr. Draper's revised plan for the proposed
development
on tots
L02, L03 & L04, Plan 238, to
marina
of the existing
facilitate
the redevelopment
which is to include 43 new boat slips,
L2 unit motel,
pool, tennis court and the conversion of the existing
dwelling
to a local commercial use with an apartment
above.
Also, that his staff,
ES requested by Council
had identified
the surrounding commercial uses to this
proposal .
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6.
1990-01-11
DEPUTATIONS:Contrd
Mr. Carroll
stated that a review of the s ite plan has
revealed that further
minor revisions may be necessary
in order for the proposal to fully
comply with Zoning
By-law No. 911 reguirements .
Mr. Carroll
at this fime stated the recommendations as
presented in Report No. DS90-06 have been revised and
indicated the following :
That
item
1-. B) be added to
read:
The Owner obtain
a work permi-t from the Ministry
Natural
of
Resources pursuant
to the provisions
Public Lands Act as amended.
That
item
2, A) be amended to
of
The
read:
That the minimum front
yard and interior
side yard
setback for a tennis courf shall be 7.5metres
and 3.0
metres
respectively
that
a fence
and further
surrounding
the tennis courts in excess of 2.5metres
in height shall be permitted.
That item2.
C) be added to
read:
That a tennis
court,
swimming pool and parking area
shall
land to be
be the only c5 uses on the subject
rezoned.
Mr. John Rogers, Agent representing Mr. & Mrs. Gruber r
property
of the
the adjacent
owners to the north
proposed development,
Plan
that the Official
indicated
which is currently
the area for
in place designates
commercial use to the south of the subject property and
does not
this
include
this
and as a result
site
development
should be handled under an Official
Plan
Amendment to address the proposed commercial uses on
this site .
Mr. Rogers stated
that
Mr. & Mrs. Gruber are also
parking required for this
concerned with the additional
proposal.
He stated that currently
there is a parking
deficiency
and recommends that the proposed development
parking facilities
require
as per the number of spaces
as stated in Zoning By-law No. gLl- and not continue to
carry on the existing
deficiencies
or that the proposal
be reduced because Lake Drive can not support any onstreet parking.
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6.
1_990-01-11_
DEPUTATIONS
: Cont ' d
Mr. Rogers requested that the (C5) Tourist
Commercial
Zone under Zoning By-Law No. 9L1 be restricted
to the
marine/motel
development
and not the open (C5) zone
which allows for various commercia.Lbusinesses to open
such as Places of Amusement which would Lower adjacent
property vaLues .
Mr. Rogers requested that no open storage be permitted
and the question
of the open storage of boats during
the winter
who
months
was asked
of Mr. Draper,
indicated
the boabs would be lifted
from the water and
stored in their
own slips during winter months.
Mr. Rogers indicated
do not agree to
that his clients
the location
of
of the breakwall
on the North portion
lots
L02, L03 and 1-04, Plan 238, but agree to its
present
location.
that
the High
He further
stated
water mark on lots
L04 and L05 are shown wit.h Crown
Land in between which should be addressed before the
zoning is completed.
of
Mr. Rogers requested deferral
the proposed
pending the
marina/motel
development
approval from the Ministry
of Natural Resources for the
proposal of Robert Draper.
specific
Mr. Rogers stated that his clients
are in approval of
the development of the subject lands and reguested that
a similar
residential
development
such as "Davey
Point" would be more appropriate.
that the water lot involved would
be a provincial
concern and the Town would not be able
j-n the rezoning.
to include
Flr. Rogers also
it
indicated
that, his clients
would not object
to an
inland
marina but strongly
to a marina that
object
pro jects into Lake Simcoe .
Mr. Dennis Quinn, 2Lg Kenwood Drive, Keswick, indicated
that he is a resident
of the area and is concerned with
the increased traffic
flow along Lake Drive South.
Mr.
Quinn is also concerned with the proposed change in the
community with the addibion
and
of night entertainment
marinas in the immediate residential
Mr. Quinn
area.
stated
he was concerned that
t,he development of the
fish
lands would be detrimental
to lake quality,
spawning areas may also be destroyed.
Mrs. Marjorie
Moss, 372 Lake Drive Sout,h, Keswick,
President
of EJmhurst Beach Association,
indicated she
hras concerned with the traffic
and parking problems.
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6.
1990-01_-11
DEPUTATIONS
: Cont I d
Mr. Jeff
Peyton,
he is
288 Terrace Drive,
indicated
concerned with the increased traffic
congestion in Lhe
area and stafed that t,he side streefs
leading to Lake
Drive are narrow wit.h no sidewalks for the children to
walk on which leads to a dangerous situation
for the
residential
area. Mr. Peyton stated he is not opposed
to commercial
development
this
type of
but that
proposal
should not be considered
in a residenfial
area .
Mrs. Jean AlberL of 506 Lake Drive, Keswick, indicated
she had recently
sold her home which was located in
the vicinity
of the proposed motel/marina
complex for
of
that
the
standard
$665 , 000 . 00 indicating
residential
housing
in the area
has increased
substantially.
that she still
She further
indicated
retains
property
in the area and recommends the area be
kept residential
.
Mr. Mike Smith, Agent for Robert Draper answered some
of the questions
raised by the residents and indicated
that the property
had been a marina for years and the
commercial activity
docks as we11. Mr.
of constructing
Smith
indicated
that
Council
in the past did not
parking
require
deficiencies
to be made up for
requirements.
He stated that the parking wilI be more
orderly.
thaL an inland
Mr. Smith further
stated
marina is simply not feasible,
it, has to protrude into
the lake.
Mr. Smith stated
they did not oppose a
deferral
of the
application
Council
wants
if
clarification
from the lt{inistry of Natural Resources on
the work permit approval and that he would confirm use
of bhe water lot and the ownership of the land between
the high water marks.
two or three
He stated
that
boats would be on land at any one time for repair
purposes and the development
of the lands for other
than marina/motel
purposes is not feasible.
Mr. Doug CarroIl,
Director
of Development Services
indicated
to Council
to
that
now is the opportunity
control
the development of this property.
Mr. Carroll
stated that, it is his opinion that the rezoning of the
water lot between the high water mark and the propert,y
line is at Council's
Mr.
challenged.
discretion
until
Carroll
stated that his staff
completely
supports the
residential
the
restrict
developmenL
but cannot
activities
of property zoned (e5) Tourist Commercial in
the Town of Georgi-na Zoning By-law No. 9L3-,
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6.
1990-01-11
DEPUTATfONS : Cont ' d
Mr. Carroll
expressed
use
his concern that the Tourist
of the area will
be removed from the landscape because
of local
residential
opposition.
He supported
deferral
parties
if
the
their
can get
together
to resolve
differences
.
Mr. John Rogers requested
that
the parking
requirements
as stated
type
i n B y - l a w N o . 9 1 " 1 -b e u p h e l d b e c a u s e t h i s
of proposal
will
and
attract
more people
to the site
parking
full
of the
is essential
and that
the ownership
lands
located
water
mark and the
between
the high
property
prior
taking
line
be resolved
to rezoning
place,
and Lhat requirements
a "Work
needed to obtain
Permit"
be
from
the
Ministrv
of Natural
Resources
clarified.
Moved by Regional
Seconded
by
Councillor
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O N N O. C - 9 0 - 0 8
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY ROBERT DRAPER, BEING
AN APPLTCATION TO AMEND ZONING BY.LAW NO. 9]-]- TO CHANGE
THE ZONTNG ON LAND DESCRTBEDAS LOTS LO2, 103 & LA4,
( NG ) AND ON THE ABUTTING
PLAN
238
WATER tOT
APPROXIMATELY IL,750
SQUARE METRES TN SIZE FROM URBAN
( R 1 -) A N D O P E N S P A C E ( O S ) T O T O U R I S T
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL (C5) BE DEFERRED PENDTNG COMMENTSFROM THE
MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES REGARDING THE REQUIREMENT
OF A ''WORKPERMTT'' AND FURTHER TO DETERMINE THE LEGAL
S T A T U S O F O W N E R S H T PO F T H E W A T E R t O T L O C A T E D B E T W E E N
THE HIGH WATER MARK AND THE LANDS AS INDICATED ON THE
SURVEY.
Carriedr . t . .
7.
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Laird
That the following
correspondence be referred
Public Affairs
Committee for discussion.
to
the
o
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7.
1990-01-11
COI'IIvIUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
R E S O T U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 0 9
i)
Ms. Marijke
Broadfoot,
Jericho
Youth Centre,
regarding
request for funds to cover the cost of
bus transportation
for 1990.
Carri-ed . . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Laird
That, the following
information:
pallett
correspondence
be received
for
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 0
ii)
Alderman
Libby
Davies,
City
of
respecting
Canadian Municipal Nuclear
Zone Network .
Vancouver,
Weapons Free
Carried
I'loved by Councillor
Boothby
That the fot lowing
information :
Pallett
corresponde
nce be received
for
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 t
i)
Mr. & Mrs.
concerns .
H,e.
Witliams
respect.ing
various
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - L 2
ii)
AMo Newsbill,
December
Sunday Shopping Update .
22nd,
1-989, r€specting
RESOIJUTION
NO. C'90-].3
iii)
The Regional
!4unicipality
of York respecting
Region of York Transit
Study Working Committee.
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7.
1990-0L-Lt
COIII'{UNICATIONS :
a)
ForDisposition:
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - l _ 4
v)
P l a n n i n g & D e v e l o p m e n l Department M o n t h l y
Report. for the Month of December , 1 9 8 9 .
Building
Carried
iv)
Georgina Public Libraries
Minutes of the ReguLar
Board Meeting held on November 2l-st, L989.
Moved by Councillor
Jamreson
Pallett
RESOLUTTONNO. C-90-1_5
T H A T T H E M I N U T E S O F N O V E M B E R2 1 S T , L 9 8 9 , B E R E C E I V E D
FOR INFORMATION AND THAT THE GEORGINALIBRARY BOARDBE
R E Q U E S T E DT O S U B M I T O N L Y T H E M T N U T E S O F T H E L I B R A R Y
M E E T I N G F O R C O U N C T LI N F O R M A T I O NA N D T H A T T H E B A C K - U P
M A T E R I A L SA R E N O T R E Q U I R E D .
Carried. . . . .
o
8.
PETITIONS:
None.
9,
COI"II{ITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O NO
SF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N J A N U A R Y4 T H , 1 9 9 0 :
Moved by Council lor
Boothby
Laird
That
the
following
Committee
Recommendations from the meeling held
l-990, be approved.
the
Whole
of
on January 4th,
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-l_6
i)
THAT TTTE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 4-10,
1.990, BE
PROCLAIMEDAS PALLIATIVE CARE WEEK IN YORK REGION
i
l-
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9.
1990-01-11
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
a)
R E C O I I I M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M T T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HEI,D ON JANUARY 4TH, 1.990:
R E S O L U T T O NN O , . C - 9 0 - L 7
ii)
T H A T F E B R U A R Y2 0 , 1 9 9 0 , B E P R O C L A I I v I E A
DS K I N S I ' I E N
D A Y A N D T H A T T H E W E E K O F F E B R U A R YL 8 - 2 4 , 1 9 9 0 B E
P R O C L A I M E DA S K T N S M E NW E E K T H R O U G H O UTTH E T O W NO F
GEORGTNA
RESOLUTION NO. C-90-18
iii)
THAT THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY BE PROCLAIMED AS HEART
AND STROKE MONTH AND THAT PERMISSION BE GRANTED
FOR THEIR FLAG TO BE FLOWN AT THE CTVTC CENTRE FOR
THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
R E S O L U T T O NN O . e - 9 0 - 1 _ 9
iv)
T H A T T H E W E E K SF R O M F E B R U A R Y2 6 T O M A R C H9 , 1 - 9 9 0 ,
WEEKS
BE PROCLAIIqED AS LEARNING DISABILITIES
THROUGHOUT
THE TOWNOF GEORGINA
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 0
v}
T H A T C O U N C I L P A S S A B Y - L A W A U T H O R T Z T N GT H E M A Y O R
AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRTCTIVE COVENANT
A G R E E M E N TO N B E H A L F O F T H E M U N I C I P A L I T Y W I T H I A N
CAMERON ARCHIBATD, AFFECTING LANDS DESCRIBED AS
PART OF I,OTS 13 AND T4, CONCESSTON ]. (G) , AND
FURTHER DESCRTBED AS PART L, DEPOSITED PLAN
NUMBER 65R-1.3779
RESOI,UTION NO. C-90-21
vi )
THAT COUNEIL PASS A BY-LAW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRTCTTVE COVENAN?
AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE MUNICIPATITY
WITH
MARTAN DAVTDSON, AFFECTING LANDS DESCRIBED AS
PART OF LOT 11, CONEESSION 9 (NG), AND FURTHER
DESCRIBED AS PART L, DEPOSITED PIAN NUMBER 65R13904
RESOIJUTIONNO, C-90-22
Vii)
I
i
^
I
I
I
I
i
? T I A T C O U N C T LH A S R E V I E W E D A N D A P P R O V E ST T T ET O W N ' S
F I D E L I T Y I N S U R A N C EC O V E R A G E ,I N A C C O R D A N CW
E ITH
S E C T I O N9 4 { 3 ) A N D ( 4 ) O F T H E M U N I E I P A L A C T , R . S . O .
l_980.
e9001
9.
L0
L990-01-t1
a)
R E C O I . { I V T E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON JANUARY 4TH, 1990:
RESOLUTIONN O . C - 9 0 - 2 3
viii
) T H A T T H E S U M M A R YR E P O R T O F P A Y I { E N T S F O R T H E
P E R I O D D E C E M B E R1 - T O D E C E M B E R2 ' 1 , 1 - 9 8 9 , I N T H E
AMOUNT o F $ 4 , 5 6 7 , 1 2 8 . 5 0 B E C O N F I R M E D
Carried. . , , .
b)
SF T H E P U B L I C A F F A I R S P O L I C Y E O M M T T T E E
M E E T I N GH E L D O N N O V E M B E R
2L, 1-989:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Jamieson
That the fo I lowing
of the Publ ic
recommendations
Affairs
Policy Committee held on November 2L, 1989, be
approved .
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-24
i)
T H A T T H E G E O R G T N AM O B T T T T YT R A N S I T C O M M T T T EM
E EET
WITH CAO WAYNEWOODSAND TREASURER,STAN ARMSTRONG
T O P R E P A R EA R E P O R TT O S U B M I T ? O T H E 1 9 9 0 B U D G E T
COMMTTTEE
R E S O T , U T T ONNO. C - 9 0 - 2 5
ii )
T H A T A B U D G E T F O R T H E G E O R G I N AM O B I L I T Y T R A N S I T
B U S S Y S T E MB E I N C L U D E D I N T H E 1 . 9 9 0 D R A F T B U D G E TA S
A LINE ITEI'{
R E S O L U T I O N N O, C - 9 0 - 2 6
iii)
THAT THE TOWN OFFER TO INSTALL A 6 FOOT HIGH CHAIN
LINK
FENCE BETWEEN THE PARK AND MR. BRANDES
P R O P E R T YO N A 5 0 / 5 0 C O S T S H A R E D B A S I S
R E S O L U T I O N N O. C - 9 A - 2 7
iV)
THAT AN ADDITIONAL
I.{UNICIPAL
LAW/PARKING
E N F O R C E I 1 I E N TO F F I C E R B E I N C L U D E D A N D C O N S T D E R E DT N
TT1E 1990 DRAFT BUDGET
l-1-
e9001
1990-01-tt
9.
COMMTTTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
b)
REeolqltENDATroNs oF THE puBr,rc AFFATRs por,rcy
M E E T T N GH E I , D O N N O V E M B E R
2L, ].989:
coMMrrrEE
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 8
v)
THAT NO ACTTON BE TAKEN ON THE REFERRAL OF THE
C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E R E G A R D I N GT H E L . C . B . O .
PROPOSED
PRIVATIZATION
Carried. . . , ,
Moved by Councillor
L,aird
Boot.hby
That the following
recommendation of the Public Affairs
Committee held on November 2L, l-989, be approved.
R E S O T J U T T ONNO. C - 9 0 - 2 9
Vi)
T H A T T H E P A R K T N L A K E V T S T A T E R R A C ES U B D I V T S T O NB E
N A M E DA F T E R W H I P P E R W A T S O NA N D B E C A L L E D " W H I P P E R
W A T S O NP A R K ' ' A N D T H A T M O N E Y B E I N C L U D E D T N T H E
] - 9 9 0 B U D G E TF O R S T G N S
Carried
It{oved by Councillor
Laird
Boothby
That the following
recommendation of the
Policy
Committee
held on November
approved .
Public Affairs
2L, 1-989, be
R E S O T U T T O N O. C - 9 0 - 3 0
vii)
T H A T A N Y P A R K O R P A R K F A C I L I T Y R E C O M M E N D ETDO B E
N A M E DA F T E R A N T N D T V I D U A LB E D I S C U S S E DT N C A U C U S
Carried. . . . .
o
e9001
L2
l_990-01-1L
9.
b)
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS
M E E T T N G H E L D O N N O V E I I { B E R2 L , 1 9 8 9 :
tt{oved by Councillor
POLICY
COMMITTEE
Laird
Jamieson
That the following
recommendation of the
Policy
Committee
on November
held
approved .
Public Affairs
2L, l-989, be
R E S O L U T T ON O , C - 9 0 - 3 1
viii)THAT
T H E E A O , W A Y N E W O O D SB E D I R E C T E D T O R E V I E W
OTHER MUNICIPALITIES'
POLICY ON NAMING TOWN
FACILITIES AND PARKS
Carried
d)
ReportofthePublicWorksDepartment
i )
O
Orsi
Part
Industrial
Development
Lot 7, Concession 3 (NG)
i ) Consent Agreement
ii) Water and Sewer Allocation
iii ) Street Name Approval
R E P O R TN O . E M - 9 0 - O ] R. T. Magloughlen,
indieated
that
Town Engineer,
by the
the
Consent
signed
Agreement
has been
developer
which
will
satisfy
all
conditions,
financial,
servicing,
of fhe Town.
and otherwise
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
by
Pallett
Councillor
Jamieson
RESOLUTIONNO. C-90-32
I.
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
AND CLERK TO EXECUTE A CONSENT AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE TOWN OF GEORGINA AND RINOR
LIMITED
AND CHARTER
AND TONOR LIMITED
C O N S T R U C T T O NL T M I T E D A N D R H O D A B E R N T C E S M I T H
R E S P E C T I N G P A R T O F L O T 7 , C O N C E S S I O N3 ( N G ) .
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d)
1_3
Reportof
1990-0r.-L1
t,hePublicWorksDepartment
2,
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED To AUTHoRIZE THE
ALLOCATTON OF WATER SUPPLY CAPACITY AND
S E W A G ET R E A T M E N T C A P A C I T Y A T A R A T E O F 2 0
PERSONS/ACRE FOR AN EQUTVALBNT OF 480
PERSONS
.
3.
THAT THE INTERNAL STREET WITHIN THE PROPOSED
DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS THE ORSI TNDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT BE NAMED ' RINOR ROAD' .
Carried. . . . .
].0
UNFTNTSHEDBUSTNESS:
None .
].I .
BY-LAWS :
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Seconded by Regional
That the
i)
following
Councillor
by-laws
be passed:
That
By-1aw No. 90-06 (Pl-3) to Authorize Restrict,ive
Covenant Agreement, ARCHIBALD, Ian (81"3/89)
Part Lots 1-3 & L4, Concession l- (G), be now introduced
and read a first,
Lime, pdssed and
second and third
numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-06 (PL-3)
ii)
Wheeler
Passed, $igned and sealed
the Mayor and Clerk.
by
(PL-3)
That
By-law
No. 90-07
being
a by-1aw to
Authorize Restrictive
Covenant AgreemenL
D A V I D S O N ,M a r i o n ( y _ 7 2 / 8 9 1
Part Lot 1l-, Concession 9 (NG) be now introduced
and
read a first,
pdssed and
second and third
time,
numbered by the Mayor and the C1erk.
By-Law No. 90-07 (pL-3)
passed, signed and sealed
by the Mayor and Clerk.
I
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I
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11.
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1990-01-11
BY-IJAWS: Cont ' d
iv)
That By-Iaw No. 90-08 (PWO-3) being a by-law to Amend
By-law 87-16 (PWO-3) a By-law to establish
a Water
Service rate structure
for Water Service for the users
of the Waterworks System in the Community of Sutton be
now introduced and read a first,
second and third time,
passed and numbered by the l,layor and the Clerk.
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 0 8 ( P W O - 3)
v)
That By-law No. 90-09 ( (PUT-I) being a by-law to amend
By-law
86-1-83 (PUT-1) , as amended,
a By-law
to
establish
a sewer rate structure
under Sections 8, 36
( 3 ) and 38 ( 5 ) of the Ontario Water Resources Act and
Sub-Sectj-ons 218 (16), (1-8) and (19) of the Municipal
Act, for sewage service for the users of the sewerage
system in the Communi-ty of Keswick be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, Fdssed and
By-Law No. 90-09 (PUT-1)
vi)
That By-law No. 90-1-0 (PUT-I-) being a by-law to amend
(PUT-1),
By-law
No. 86-L82
as amended a by-law
to
establish
a water service rate structure
under sections
B, 36 (3) and 38 (5) of the ontario Water Resources Act
and Section 27 of the Public Utilities
Act, for water
serviee for the users of the Waterworks System in the
Community of Keswick,
and read a
be now introduced
first,
second and third
time, passed and numbered by
the llayor and the Clerk.
By-LawNo.
vii)
by the Flayor and Clerk.
90-l-0
(PUT-1-)
That By-taw No. 90-11- (PWO-3) being a by-law to amend
By-taw No. 85-1-9 (PWO-3) as amended, being a by-]aw to
establish
a rate structure
for sewer service for the
users of the Sewerage System in the former Village
of
Sutton, be now introdueed
second and
and read a first,
pdssed and numbered by the Mayor and the
third
time,
Clerk.
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - l - 1 - ( P W o - 3)
by the Mayor and CLerk.
Carried. . . . .
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15
1990-01-11
B Y - L A W S: C o n t ' d
That item1l-.
iii)
a by-law to authorLze
a Restrictive
- Cedarbrook
Covenant
14,
Agreement
tot
Homes, Part
Concession 7 (G) Highway 48 was removed from the agenda at
the request of the Director
of Development Services.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
(PWO-3) being
viii)That
By-Law No. 90-04
a by-law
to
allocate
water supply capacity
and sewage treatment
capacity
to a proposed Industrial
Plan of Development
be now
being
Part
3 (NG),
of Lot
7 , Concession
introduced
time,
and read a first,
second and third
passed and numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
Carried.
By-law
lvloved by
No .
90-04
Councillor
ix)
( P W O - 3)
by the Mayor and Clerk
Jamieson
Cloney
( PL-5 ) being
to
That
By-Law
a by-law
No. 90-05
aut,horize
the Mayor and Clerk to execute a consent
agreement
and other
documents as may be required,
between
Rinor
Limited,
Tonor
Limited,
Charter
Construction Llmited and Rhoda Bernice Smith, ds owner,
and the Corporation
of the Town of Georgina, respecting
Part Lot 7, Concession 3 (NG)
Carried.
B y - L a w N o. 9 0 - 0 5 ( P L - 5 )
L2,
OTHER FIOTIONS:
None.
L4,
. . , .
M O T I O N S O R I G I N A T I N G B Y W A Y O F P R E V I O U S N O T I C E O F M O T I O N:
None .
13 .
e. . .
NOTICE-SOFMOTION:
None.
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1.5.
l_6
1990-01-11
OTHERBUSINESS:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That
this
CIoney
the Members of Council resolve
into a Caucus meeting
time to discuss a development proposal - 9:l-7 p.m.
at
Carried, . . . .
The Members of Council
nothing to report .
1-6.
from Caucus at
arose
with
BY-LAW TO CONFTRMPROCEEDINGS
:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Laird
That By-taw No. 90-1-2 (cAU-2
proceedings
of Council
on
introduced
and read a first,
and numbered by the lr{ayor and
) being a by-law to confirm the
1l-th,
1-990, be now
January
second and third
time, passed
the Clerk .
Carried,
By-LawNo.
L7.
9:39 p.m.
90-1-2 (cou-2)
. . . .
Passed,
and sealed
signed
ADJOURNMENT:
On motion
the
Meeting
adjourned
at
Johns
Clerk
by
\9qoor_?5
CqooL
(I.,IAYOR FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY (ALTERNATE
COUNCILLOR JAI',IIESON)
COUNCILLOR CLONEY)
IN THE
REGTONAL MUNICIPALTTY OF YORK
COUNCIL AGENDA
1990-01-25
1.
MOMENTOFMEDITATION:
2.
ROLLCALL:
3.
CONFLTCTOFINTERESTDISCTOSURES:
4.
a)
b)
c)
v
Minut,es of
4th, L9g0.
Minutes
of
4th, l_990.
l{inutes
l -g g 0.
the
the
Special
Council
Pages 1
Meeting
I
held
on January
Special
Pages 9 Council
Meeting
L2
held
on January
Pages 13 - t5
of the Council Meet,ing held on January L1th,
5.
BU srN E ss A R rsrN G F RoMMTNUTES:
6.
DEPUTATIONS:
7,
COMMUNICATIONS:
I .
P E T I T I O N Sr
9.
COMMITTEEANDOTTIERREPORTS:
a)
].0
SF T H E E O M M I T T E EO F T H E I { H O L E M E E T I N G
H E L D O N J A N U A R Y2 5 T H , 1 9 9 0 :
UNFINISHEDBUSINESS:
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BY-LAWS:
i)
A By-law to Amend Zoning By-law No. 9LL
K E S K O ND E S I G N B U T L D I N C .
(Advisement:
Refer to Lhe Committee of
of Oct.ober 5th, 1989) .
ii)
the
Whole agenda
A By-law to further
Amend Schedule If of By-law 88-055
(TR-L) a By-law to Govern and Control the Parking of
Vehicles in the Town of Georgina .
(advisement:
Refer
to Report
No. RTS 90-2 of the
Committee of the Whole agenda of January 25, L990).
iii)
A By-law to Further Amend Schedule II of By-law 88-055
(TR-l)
a By-law to Govern and Control the Parking of
Vehicles in the Town of Georgina.
(Advisement:
to Report
No. RTS 90-1 of
Refer
Committee of t,he Whole agenda of January 25, 1990).
iv)
the
of a Sanitary
A By-Iaw to Authorize
the Construction
Sewer on Woodriver
Bend between Dalton Road and the
Easterly
of Woodriver
Bend; and on Golfview
Limit
Crescent between the Westerly fntersection
of Woodriver
Bend and the Easterly
Limit of Golfview Crescent: and
on South River Road between Black River Road and the
Easterly
timit
of South River Roadi and on Southwood
Crescent between the Two fntersections
wit,h South River
Road; and on Black River Road between South River Road
and the Black River as a Local Improvement:
(Advisement:
of the
No. TE-90-02
to Report
Refer
Committee of the Whole agenda of January 25th, 1990).
v)
A By-law to Authorize the Construction of a Sanitary
Sewer on Baseline
Road bet,ween Dalton
Road and
a Local
Approximately
a
s
975metres
Westerly
fmprovement .
(Advisement:
Refer
to Report
Commit.tee of the Whole agenda of
vi )
of the
No. TE-90-02
January 25th, l-990).
A By-law to Authorize
of a Sanitary
the Construction
Sewer on Market Street
between Georgina Street and the
Easterly
Limit of Market Street as a Local Improvement.
(advisement:
Comrnittee of
of the
No. TE-90-02
to Report
Refer
the Whole agenda of January 25th, L990).
f
I
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BY-LAWS : Cont I d
vii)
A By-law to Authorize
of a Sanitary
the Construction
Sewer on Garrett
Drive between Burke Street and the
Northerly
Limit of Garrett
Drive; and on Burke Street
between High Street and to the Travelled
Limit of the
8th Concession at Burke Street;
and on High Street
between Burke Street and Highway #48 .
(Advisementt
Refer
to Report
of the
No. TE-90-02
Committ,ee of the Whole agenda of January 25th, L99Al,
ix)
A By-law
to Authorize
t,he Construction
of Sewage
Punping Stations,
Forcemains and Appurtenances in the
Community of Sutton.
(Advisement:
Refer
to Report
Committee of the Whole agenda of
I
a
of the
No. TE-90-02
January 25th, l-990).
L2,
F1OTIONSORIGINATING BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF MOTION:
]-3.
OTHER MOTTONS
:
]-4.
N O T I C E S O F M O T I O N:
ls.
oTHERBUSTNESS:
].6.
BY.I.,AW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS:
L7 .
ADJOURNMENT;
c.K
(MAYORFOR THE MONTHOF JANUARY
( ALTERNATE -
COUNCII,LORJAMIESON)
COUNCILLOR CLONEY}
IN THE
REGTONAL MUNICIPALITY
OF YORK
COUNCIL MINUTES
1_990-0L-25
7:30 P.M.
1.
IvIOMENTOFIVIEDI?ATION:
A moment of meditation
2.
was observed.
ROLLCALL:
The Clerk gave the roll
Council were present :
call
and the
following
members of
l"layor Johnston
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Laird
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
lvlorrison arrived at 7242 p.rn.
3.
4.
with
Councillor
Jamieson declared
of interest
a conflict
items 9 a) xv) as he is an employee of Vince Grande Pontiac
Buick, one of the bidders of this contract,
and 9 a) xxiii)
as his wife is an employee of the bank.
i
IIIINUTESOFPREVTOUSMEETINGS:
]
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
a)
o
following
Minutes of
4 t h , 1 - 9 9 0.
Pallett
Council
the
Special
Minutes
Council
Meeting held on January
r.990-0r.-25
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b)
Plinut,es of
Ath, L990.
c)
Minutes
l _9 9 0 .
of
the
the
Special
Council
Meeting
Council
Meeting
held
held
on January
on January
L1-th,
Carried
5.
BUSINESSARISINGFRO[4MINUTES:
None.
6.
DEPUTATTONS
:
None.
7.
CoMMUNICATIoNS :
None.
i O
8.
P E T T T T O N:S
e.
:il;rt"E
a)
ANDorHERREPoRrs:
RECOI.'IMENDATION
OS
F T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N J A N U A R Y2 5 T H , ] - 9 9 0 :
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
That the following
recommendations
the Whole be approved :
of t,he Committee of
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 3
i)
THAT MINUTES OF THE JACKSONISPOINT B.I.A.
HELD
J A N U A R Y L 9 , 1 . 9 9 0 , B E R E C E I V E D F O R I N F O R M A T I O NA N D
T H A T C O U N C I L A P P O T N T T H E F O L L O W I N GP E R S O N ST O T H E
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
;
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a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O I J EM E E T I N G
HELD ON JANUARY 25TH, 1990:
CHAIR
VTEE-EHAIR
SECRETARY
TREASURER
SUSAN TAYLOR
ROBIN STMPSON
MARTHA CHARRON
YET TO BE
A DIRECTOR
NAI'IED
GLADYS SCHIVIIDT
KATHY HARGRAVES
JOHN SIBBATD
ERNIE MITLER
COUNCILLOR MORRISON
DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR
DIRECTOR
Carried.
Ivloved by Councillor
. . . .
taird
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 4
o
ii}
THAT THE WEEK OF APRIL 8-1-4, 1990 BE PROELATMED
NATIONAI.,!{ILDLIFE hIEEK TN THE TOWNOF GEORGTNA
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
That the following
recommendations of the Committ.ee of
the Whole meeting of January 25, L990, be approved:
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 3 5
iii)
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE
CONSTRUCTION
AND DEBENTURTNG
THE COST THEREOFOF A
SANITARY SEWERAND APPURTENANCES
ON THE FOLLOWTNG
STREETS
:
WOODRTVER BEND BETWEEN DALTON ROAD AND THE
EASTERI,'YI,IMIT OF WOODRIVERBEND; AND ON
GOLFVIEW
CRESCENT BET'lIEEN THE hIESTERLY
I N T E R S E C T T O NO F W O O D R T V EB
RE N D A N D T H E E A S T E R L Y
L f M I T O F G O L F V T E WC R E S C E N T ;A N D O N
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COMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS:
a)
R E C 0 M M E N D A T I O NO
S F T H E C O M I ' { I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
HELD ON JANUARY 25TH, ].990:
SOUTH RTVER ROAD BEThIEENBLACK RIVER ROAD AND THE
EASTERLY LIMIT OF SOUTHRMR ROAD; AND ON
S O U T T { W O OCDR E S C E N TB E T W E E NT H E T W O I N T E R S E C T I O N S
WITH SOUTHRIVER ROAD; AND ON
B L A C K R I V E R R O A D B E T W E E NS O U T H R I V E R R O A D A N D T H E
BLACK RIVER .
RESOT.,UTTO
NN
O. C-90-36
iv)
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORTZE THE
C O N S T R U C T I O NA N D D E B E N T U R I N GO F T H E W O O D R I V E R ,
S O U T H V { O OA
DN D B U R K E S T R E E T P U M P T N GS T A T T O N SA N D
A U X T L T A R YF O R C E M A I N.S
RESOIJUTION
NO. E-90-37
V)
THAT A BY-IAW
BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE
CONSTRUCTION
AND DEBENTURINGTHE COST THEREOFOF A
S A N T T A R Y S E W E RA N D A P P U R T E N A N C EO
SN T H E F O L L O W I N G
STREETS:
GARRETT DRIVE BETWEEN BURKE STREET AND THE
NORTHERLYLIIV1IT OF GARRETTDRIVE; AND ON
BURKE STREET BETWEEN HTGH STREET AND TO THE
T R A V E L L E D L I M I T O F T H E 8 T H C O N C E S S I O NA T B U R K E
S?REET; AND ON
H T G H S T R E E T B E T W E E NB U R K E S T R E E T A N D H I G H W A Y# 4 8 .
R E S O L Urf O N N O. C - 9 0 - 3 8
vi )
T H A T A B Y - L A W B E P A S S E D T O A UT H OR I Z E T H E
CONSTRUCTION
S A N T T A R Y S E W E RA N D A P P U R T E N A N C EO
SN T H E F O L L O W I N G
STREET:
M A R K E T S T R E E T B E T h I E E NG E O R G I N A S T R E E T A N D T H E
EASTERLY LIMIT OF MARKETSTREET.
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CO}II'IITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E I D O N J A N U A R Y2 5 T H , 1 9 9 0 :
R E S O I , U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 9
THAT A BY-I.,AW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE TIIE
CONSTRUCTION
SANTTARYSEWERON THE FOLLOWINGSTREET:
vii)
BASELINE
ROAD BETWEEN DALTON
APPROXIMATELY975 METRESWESTERLY.
ROAD
AND
R E S O T U T T O N O. C - 9 0 - 4 0
viii
)
THAT THE CLERK GIVE NOTTCE TO THE AFFECTED
O W N E R S O F C O U N C I L ' S T N ? E N T T O N T O C O N S T R U C TA
WATERMATN ON BASELINE
ROAD AS A LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT.
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 1
ix)
1-.
T H A T S E W A G EA L L o c A T I o N E Q U A L T o L 2 4 P E R S O N S
F R O M T H E P A R K A V E . / S U N N T D A L EB L V D . A R E A B E
W T T H D R A WANS S E T O U T T N R E P O R TT E . 9 O - 0 2 A N D ;
2.
T H A T T H E D I R E C T O R O F D E V E L O P M E N TS E R V I C E S
PREPARE A REPORT REGARDING THE RE-AI,LOCATTON
O F T H I S C A P A C T T .Y
R E S O I , U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 2
x)
THAT JOIIN VTCTOR SANT & SONS LTD. BE NOTTFIED
THAT THE ALLOCATTON TO HIS I,AND WITHIN REGISTERED
PLAN 363 SHALT BE REMOVED UNLESS HE AGREES TO
CONSTRUET A SANITARY SEWER; RESOLVE THE DRAINAGE
PROBLEI.,IAND RECETVE DRAFT PLAN APPROVAL FOR A
SUBDIVISTON
THE
WITHTN
L2 MONTHS HEREOF.
ALLOCATION FOR 35 PERSONS ( 1-1 PROPERTIES) WHICH
COULD CONNECT TO SAID SEWER SHALL ALSO BE REMOVED
UNLESS THE ABOVE CONDTTIONS ARE MET.
RESOI,UTION NO. C-90-43
xi)
THAT
ENGTNEERTNG
BE RETATNED
KILBORN
CONSULTING ENGINEERS FOR THESE PROJECTS.
AS
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COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS;
A)
R E C O M M E N D A T T O N SO F T H E C O I I ' I M I T T E EO F T H E W H O I J EM E E T I N G
HELD ON JANUARY 25TH, 1.990:
RESOTUTION NO. C-90-44
xii)
T H A T c o R N E R L o T O W N E R SR E C E M l - 0 0 e o
LOT REDUCTION
ON FLANKAGE,
AND THE SYSTEI.I TO CARRY SUCH
REDUCTION.
xiii)THAT
S T A F F I N V E S T T G A T H A N D P R E P A R EA R E P O R TO N
THE POSSTBLE AMALGAMATION OF THE KESWIEK AND
SUTTON SEWAGEAND WATER SYSTEMS.
R E S O T U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 6
xiv)THAT
A BY-LAhl BE PASSED TO FURTT{ERAMEND BY-LAW NO.
88-055 (TR-l.) TO PROHIBIT PARKING ON BOTH SIDES OF
' S ROAD,
TRIVETT
SOUTHERLY
FROM LAKE DRIVE
APPROXIMATELY 244 IIIETRES AND THAT NO PARKING SIGNS
BE INSTALLED ON BOTH SIDES OF TRIVETTIS ROAD FROM
LAKE DRIVE SOUTHERLY APPROXIMATELY 66 METRES AT
THIS TIME AS REQUESTED
XV)
THAT A BY-LAT{ BE PASSED TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW
(TR-]- ) TO PROHIBIT PARKING ON BOTH
NO. 88-055
STDES OF JUBTTEE ROAD, FROM LAKE DRIVE SOUTHERLY
TO THE END OF THE ROAD AND THAT NO PARKING SIGNS
BE TNSTALLED ON THE EAST SIDE OF JUBILEE ROAD FROU
LAKE DRIVE SOUTHERLY TO THE END OF THE ROAD AT
T H I S T T M E.
Carrigd.
. . . .
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COMMITTEE AND OTHER R E P O R T S :
a)
SF T H E C O I V I I I I T T E E
O F T H E W H O L EIT,IEETING
H E L D O N J A N U A R Y2 5 T H , ] . 9 9 0 :
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
R E S O I , U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 8
xvi)
T H A T T H E T E N D E RT N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 9 , 2 T 2 . 4 0 FOR ONE
( 1 ) PTCK-UP TRUCK SUBMITTED BY S AND B KESWICK
I V I O T O R LSI M I T E D , 4 7 5 T H E Q U E E N S W A S
Y O U T H , KESWICK,
ONTARIO L4P 2E.2 BE ACCEPTED
Carried. . . . .
Councillor
of interest
a conflict
Jamieson declared
(xv)
with
respect
as he is an
to the above item
enployee of Vince Grande Motors Pontiac Buick, one of
the Bidders for this contract.
He did not take part in
the discussion or vote.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
That the following
recommendations of the Conrmittee of
the Whole meeting of January 25, L990, be approved:
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-49
xvii)THAT
T H E T E N D E R I N T H E A M O U N To F S 8 9 , 5 3 2 . 0 0 F o R
O N E ( 1 .) C L A S S 6 M O T O R G R A D E R , S U B M I T T E D B Y
C H A M P I O N R O A D T ' I A C H I N E R YS A L E S L T D . , 1 0 7 5 C L A R K
BLVD. , BRAT"IPTON,
ONTARIO, L6T 3W4 BE ACCEPTED.
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 5 0
xviii)THAT
T H E T E N D E R r N T H E A M O U N TO F S 3 4 , 4 6 0 . 6 4 F O R
ONE (I-) BACKHOETOADERSUBMITTEDBY CASE POWERAND
EQUIPMENT,
B O X 5 4 9 , G O R M L E Y ,O N T A R I O B E A C C E P T E D .
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 1
Xix)
T H A T T H E T E N D E R I N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 2 L , 2 8 8 . 9 6 F O R
T W O ( 2 I O F F S E T 3 P T . H I T C H F L A I L T Y P E T V 1 O W E, R S
S U B M I T T E D B Y W . J . L A M B E R TA N D S O N S L I M I T E D , B O X
5 2 9 , B E A V E R T O N ,O N T A R I O B E A C E E P T E D .
Carried. . . . .
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CoMMJTTEEAND.OTHERREPORTS:
a)
SF T H E C O I ' I M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N J A N U A R Y2 5 T H , 1 9 9 0 :
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
That the following
recommendations of the Committee of
the Whole meeting of January 25, 1-990, be approved:
RESOIJUTION
N O. C . 9 O - 5 2
xx)
1.
T H A T C O U N C I L A P P O I N T I I I E M B E R ST O F O R M A U D O R A
PARK SITE DEVEI,OPMENT COM}{ITTEE .
2.
THAT COUNCIL DIRECT STAFF TO DEVELOP TERMS OF
REFERENCE FOR THE UDORA PARK SITE DEVELOPTI'IENT
COMMITTEE AND REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL AT THE
F E B R U A R Y1 5 , 1 - 9 9 0 M E E T I N G .
R E S O L U T I O N N O. C - 9 0 - 5 3
Xxi)
THAT THE TOWN ENGINEER IS AUTHORIZED TO PURCHASE
OR ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING
FOR THE RECYCLING
PROGRAI"I:
1..
TWO LABRIE TRUCK BODY DIVIDERS
2.
TWO 40 CUBIC YARD ROLL-OFF EONTAINERS
3.
AUTHORIZE THE CONSTRUCTIONOF TWO UNLOADTNG
RAMP/BUNKERS AT THE LARUE YARD AT THE 7TH
CONCESSION
xxii)l-.
2.
THAT COUNcIL
AND AWARD TENDER
ACcEPT
CONTRACT NUI"lBER DS9O-O].-01
TO ELEMMER
INDUSTRIES LTD. IN TIIE AMOUNT OF 522,226.4A
FOR THE SUPPLY OF RURAL PROPERTY NUMBERING
DIGIT SIGNS .
COVERING
THAT THE LUMINOUS MATERIAL
GALVANIZED STEBL PLATES BE GREEN.
THE
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COI"IMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
b)
R E COMMENDAT I ON S O F THE ECONOMIC AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE },IEETING OF JANUARY 0 3 , 1 _ 9 9 0.
POLICY
RESOLUTION
NO. C-90-55
xxiii)
THAT WE APPROACH THE FIRI'{ OF E .N . WATSON &
ASSOCTATES LTD. TO REQUEST A DETATLED SUBMISSTON
PREPARE
AS TO THE MANNER fN WHfCH THAT FfRI"l V4IOUIJD
A LOT LEVY POTICY FOR THE TO9{N OF GEORGINA TO I'IEET
THE REQUIREMENTS oF BILL
20; SUCH PROPOSAL TO
INCLUDE THE COST FOR THE PREPARATTON OF THIS
DOCUMENT. THE TTMTNG FOR ITS COMPLETTON, THE
METHOD OF REVIEW AND ALSO THE PARTICULARS OF THE
S T A F T I \ , I E M B E R SW H O W O U I J D B E I N V O L V E D I N T H I S
PROCESS.
Carried. r . . .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Pallett
R E S O L U T I O N N O. C - 9 0 - 5 6
xxiv)
THAT THE ECONOMTE AFFAIRS
POLTCY COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATION TO THE COTV1MITTEE
OF THE WHOLE THAT
THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ACCEPT TIIE PROPOSAL OF fHE
CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COI4I.{ERCETO EONTINUE THE
PROVISION OF BANKING SERVIEES FOR A THREE YEAR
TERM BE APPROVED.
Carried
Councillor
Jamieson declared
of interest
a conflict
with respect to the above item (xxiii)
as his wife is
an employee of the bank.
He did not take part in the
discussion or vote .
9.
c)
R E C O I . { I ' { E N D A T I O NOSF T H E D E V E L O P M E N TP O L I C Y C O M M T T T E E
M E E T T N GO F J A N U A R Y1 0 , ] . 9 9 0 .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Pallett
R E S O T U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 5 7
Xxv)
THAT STAFF PREPARE A REPORT RESPECTING OXFORD
ESTATES TIMITBD ON THE PRIVATE SERVICING OF LANDS
NEAR SERVTCE AREA BOUNDARIES BE APPROVED.
Carriedr
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10
U N F I N I S H E D B U S I N E S S:
None.
11.
BY-LAWS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That the
i)
following
Wheeler
Cloney
by-laws
be approved:
That By-law No. 911--90-557 being a by-Iaw to Amend
Z o n i n g B y - l a w N o . 9 1 1 , K E S K O ND E S I G N B U I L D I N e . , P a r t
Lot 6, Concession 3 (NG) , be now introduced and read a
first,
second and third
tirner pass€d and numbered by
t,he Mayor and the Clerk.
By-law No. 91-1--90-557
ii)
That By-law No. 90-13 (TR-l) being a by-law to further
Amend Schedule II of By-law 88-055 (TR-l) a By-law to
Govern and Control the Parking of Vehicles in the Town
second
of Georgina, be now introduced and read a first,
time,passed and numbered by t.he Mayor and the
and third
CI e r k .
By-Law No. 90-13 (TR-1-)
iii)
Passed,
signed and
sealed by the Mayor
and Clerk.
Passed,
signed and
sealed by the Mayor
and Clerk.
(TR-l-) being a by-law to Further
That By-Law No. 90-14
Amend Schedule II of By-law 88-055 (TR-l) a By-law to
Govern and Control the Parking of Vehicles in the Town
of Georgina .
By-LawNo.
90-1-4 (TR-l-)
Passed,
signed and
sealed by the Mayor
and Clerk.
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11.
1990-01-25
LL
FY-LAWS:
iv)
(PWO-3) being
That
to
By-Law
a by-law
No. 90-L6
Sewer on
AuthorLze
of a Sanitary
the Consfruction
Baseline Road between Dalton Road and Approximately
975
metres
Westerly
as a Local
Improvement,
be now
time,
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-LawNo.
v)
90-1-6 (PWO-3)
(PWO-3) being
to
That
By-Law
No. 90-17
a by-law
Authorize
Sewer on
the Construction
of a Sanitary
Market St,reet between Georgina Street and the Easterly
Limit
of llarket Street as a Local Improvement, be now
time,
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 1 7 - ( P W O - 3)
vi)
and
Pa s sed , s igned
sealed by the Mayor and
Clerk.
and
Passed
, signed
CIerk.
That
By-Law No. 90-l,B (PWO-3) being
fo
a by-law
Authorize
the Construction
of a Sanitary
Sewer on
Garrett
Drive between Burke Street and the NorLherly
of Garrett
Limit
Drive ; and on Burke Street between
High Street
of the 8th
and to the Travelled
Limit
Concession at Burke Street;
and on High Street between
Burke Street
and
and llighway #48, be now introduced
passed and
read a first,
second and third
time,
By-LawNo.
90-1-8 (PWO-3)
Carried
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11.
L2
1990-01-25
BY-LAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
That the
vii)
following
Jamieson
by-laws
be approved:
(PWo-3) being
That
By-1aw
to
No. 90-L5
a by-law
Authorize
the Construction
of a Sanitary
Sewer on
Woodriver
Bend between Dalton Road and the Easterly
Limit
of Woodriver
Bendi and on Golfview
Crescent
between the Westerly Intersection
of Woodriver Bend and
the Easterly
Limit of Golfview Crescent: and on South
River Road between Black River Road and the Easterly
Limit
of South River Road; and on Southwood Crescent
between the Two Intersections
with South River Road;
and on Black River Road between South River Road and
the BIack
River
be now
as a Local
tmprovement,
introduced
and read a first,
time,
second and third
By-LawNo.
90-L5
(PI4IO-3)
(PWO-3) being a
viii)That
By-Law No. 90-L9
by-law to
Authorize
the Construction
of Sewage Pumping Stations,
Forcemains
and Appurtenances
in the Community of
Sutton, be now introduced
second and
and read a first,
passed and numbered by the mayor and t.he
third
time,
Clerk.
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 1 - 9 ( P W o - 3)
and
Passed
, signed
Clerk.
Carried. . r . .
L2.
MOTTONSORIGINATINGBYWAYOFPREVIOUSNOTICEOFIVTOTION:
None .
1_3 .
OTHERIvIOTIONS:
None.
L4 .
NOTTCES OF MOTION :
None.
t-3
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] . 5.
L990-01-25
OT H E RB U S IN E S:S
None.
T.6.
BY-LAW TO CONFTRMPROCEEDTNGS
:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Wheeler
Councillor
That By-Law No. 90-20 (CoU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council
L990, be now
on January
25th,
introduced
time, passed
and read a first,
second and third
and numbered by the I'Iayor and Clerk.
Carried.
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 2 0 ( C O U 2 -)
L7 .
. . . .
and sealed
signed
Passed,
t,he Mayor and the Clerk.
ADJOURNMENT
I
On motion
the meeting
adjourned
at
7 t 46 p.m.
Irarry
Clerk
by
nqo,02-oI
5CSn3
,l K
t,
EORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORCINA
IN THE
REGIONAL },TUNICIPAI.,ITY OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIL }IINUTES
PUBLIC MEETING
r.990-02-01"
L0 : 05 A.M.
1.
ROLLCALL:
Council were present, :
call
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
llorrison
2.
and the
members of
following
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Council lor
Cloney
Pallett
Boothby
Petherick
None.
O
6.
oE P U T A T T o N S :
i)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-taw 9LL
R U D O L P H ,R O S S
Block 41, Plan 69 - Black River Road
Agent: Paul Reeder
Solicitor
1-0:05 A.M.
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 0 9
Playor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
!1r. Ross Rudolf,
he is
Applicant,
stated
that
a
silk
c
h
a
n
g
e
s
o
t
h
a
t
h
e
m
a
y
r
u
n
requesting
a zoning
o
n
his
sqreen
business
a
n
b
u
i
l
d
i
n
g
in
accessory
property.
II
II
i
s c 9 0 0 3. M r N
6.
t_990-02-01
DEPUTATIONSCONT' D :
i)
Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
explained
that this
application
is for a site
amendment to the
specific
Zoning By-law to permit the establishment
of a family
operated silk
screening operation
on the subject land.
Mr. Lenters stated that none of the
have objected to this application.
commenting agencies
zoned
that the property
is presently
Section
under The Official
Plan,
5.2.1-.2 states that 'certain
compatible home occupation
provided
uses may be permitted
within
residences
adequate
measures
that
are taken
to ensure
the
residential
character
of the area is not adversely
affected'.
He pointed out that the proposed use would
satisfy
the above policy
that the
with the exception
home occupation
is to be conducted
from a detached
accessory building
unit.
and not within
the dwelling
Mr. Lenters stated
'Urban Residential'
io
Plr. Lenters pointed
out that the heavily wooded nature
of the owner ' s Iand and t,he immediate area should
assist
in buffering
the proposed use from surrounding
property .
residential
Mr. Lenters stated that this applicat,ion is sirnilar to
a previous
application
where Council
approved
a
furniture
upholst,ery / ref inishing
use to be conducted
in an accessory building.
Mr. Lenters stated that the property remain zoned 'Rl'
with a special provision
to permit the home occupation
in an accessory building
having a maximum floor
area of
L090 square feet (1-00 square metres).
Mr. Lenters noted that the 'proposed garage' shown on
Schedule 3 of the Report is on the site at present and
was built
approximately
He stated that
five years ago.
this is the accessory building
in which the sllk screen
operation
would be located.
Mr . tenters
read the recommendations as in Report No .
DS-90-09, changing the measurements in recommendation
No. 2 from 92.9 sguare metres (1000 slluare feet) t.o 101
square metres (L01-0 square feet).
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6.
1990-02-01"
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O , S C - 9 0 - 5 8
1.
T H A T T H E A P P L I C A T I O N S U B I v I I T T E DB Y R O S S R U D O L P H ,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AIIEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER
911- TO PERMIT A SILK SCREENING OPERATION AS A HOI'{E
OCEUPATION WITHIN A DETACHED ACCESSORY BUITJDING ON
LAND DESCRTBED AS BLOCK 4L, PLAN 69, BE APPROVED
wrrH THE FOLTOWTNG TO BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE
PASSING OF A BY-LAW AMENDMENT:
A)
2.
THAT THE AMENDTNG
FOLTOWING:
A)
o
PAYMENT OF ALL TAXES OUTSTANDTNG;
SHATL
PROVIDE
THE
THE TOTAI, FLOOR AREA OF THE ACCESSORY
BUII,DING USED FOR A SILK SCREENING OPERATION
SHALL NoT EXCEED 101- SQUARE I.,IETREg (1-090
SQUARE FEET ) .
carried.
ii)
BY-LAW
....
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 9l-L
S E L L E R S ,W I L L I A M
L0:16 A.M.
Part. Lot 3, Concession 6 (G)
Agent : l"tichael Smith
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 1 - 0
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
N O. S C - 9 0 - 5 9
]..
T H A T T H E A P P L T E A T T O NS U B M T T T E DB Y W T L L I A M S E L I J E R S
BEING AN APPLICA?ION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAhI NUMBER
911- TO PERI'IIT SERVTCECOMMERCIAL{C2) USES ON IJAND
D E S C R I B E DA S P A R T O F L O T 3 , C O N C E S S I O N6 ( G ) , B E
D E F E R R E D U N T I L T H E C O N E E R N SO F T H E I q I N T S T R Y O F
AGRICULTURE AND FOOD AND THE YORK REGIONAL HEALTH
DEPARTMENTHAVE BEEN RESOLVED.
carrigd.
. . . .
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3.
1_990-02-0L
BY-LAWTOCONFIRMPROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
That By-Law No. 90-2L (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council
on February
L, 1990,
be now
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
and numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
B y - L r a wN o . 9 0 - 2 L ( C O U - 2 )
the Mayor and the Clerk
carried.
On motion
meeting
adjourned
....
at
Larry
Si
Clerk
by
CORPORATIONOF THE TOWNOF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPATITY OF YORK
COUNCIL MINUTES
1_990-02-08
7t34 P.L1.
1..
MOMENTOF MEDITATION:
2.
was observed,
ROLLCALL:
gave the roll
were present:
The Deputy Clerk
members of Council
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Boothby
3.
call
and
the
following
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Petherick
Councillor
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDI$CLOSURES:
None.
4.
I{INUTESOFPREVIOUSMEETINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
That the
following
a)
Minutes
1990.
b)
Minutes of
0 1 , t - 9 9 0.
of
Cloney
sets
the
the
of minutes
Council
Special
meeting
Council
carried
5.
BUSINESSARISINGFROMMINUTES:
None.
6.
DEPUTATIONS:
None.
held
meeting
on January
held
25,
on February
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7.
1990-02-08
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposit,ionr
i)
1"1r. & l'lrs. C. Roman respecting
appeal
application
No. F73/89
Park Levy
Committee of Ad justment ,
Moved by Regional
Councillor
against
Charge,
Wheeler
Jamieson
Constantin
That
Roman, applicant,
address Council ab this time
be
allowed
t<>
carried
to Council
Mr. Constantin Roman, applicant,
indicated
that he had applied
to the Committee of Adjustment for
a severance of his property
to create another lot and
convey the severed parcel to his children.
Plr. Roman indicated
whether
that he is now considering
or not to continue with the severance as a park levy of
$25,160.00 is owing to the Town of Georgina to satisfy
the second condition
of his severance.
Mr. Roman issued to all Council members at this time a
breakdown of his projected
to building
expenses prior
on the severed parcel.
This breakdown revealed the
park levy as the highest figure
to be paid out, with
the estimated total
of all expenses at $38,256.91.
Mr. Roman stated that he had erected a breakwall
on the
west side of his property as the waves were eroding the
land.
it costs
He pointed
out that,
in his opinion,
place,
more to live
on the waterfront
in the first
without higher levies as well.
Boothby
Jamieson
That a park levy of 3?oor $15,096.00
be charged to
Constantin
and Emma Roman as a condition
of their
severance application
lost.
. o. .
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7.
l-990-02-08
COMMUNTCATIONS:
a)
ForDispositionCont'd:
lloved by Regional
Wheeler
Councillor
Boothby
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-60
?hat the matter of park levies in general be referred
to the Developmenf Policy
Committee for discussion
for
the purpose of resolving
a n d E m m aR o m a n t s
Constantin
reguest .
carried.
ii)
....
l'1r. John ltlcl,ean, Chief Executive Officer,
Georgina
Public Libraries,
freeze on household
respecting
funding grants for Libraries .
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 1
That
co r respondence
from Mr . John Mclrean , Chief
Executive
Publie
Libraries
officer,
Georgina
respecting
the freeze on household funding grants for
Libraries
be received for information
carried.
iii)
....
(Air)
94th R.c.
Royal Canadian Air Cadets,
Squadron Newmarket, respecting
Tag Days April
1-9
2L, l-990, in the Town of ceorgina.
Moved by Councillor
C.
Petherick
Cloney
RESOLUTTONNO. e-90-62
(Air)
That the Royal Canadian Air Cadets 9Ath R.e.
Squadron Newmarket be permitted
to conduct Tag Days
from April 19 t,o 2L, L990, in the Town of Georgina
carried.
....
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.1.
1990-02-08
COMIVIUNICATIONS:
b)
Routine:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
following
Pallett
matters
be received
for
information:
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 3
i)
Correspondence from The Regional Municipality
of
York respecting
"Purchase of Counselling Services
Budget Review - 1-989" adopted by the Council of
The Regional Municipality
of York.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . E - 9 0 - 6 4
ii)
Correspondence
of Canadian
from the Federation
I"lunicipalities
Radio Licence Fees.
respecting
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 . 6 5
iii)
Correspondence
her resignation
respecting
from Ms. Mary Lovsin,
from the Georgina Library
Board.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-66
iv)
o
of
Correspondence from The Regional lvlunicipality
York respecting
Water
No. 34-89-52,
"Contract
Supply
Georgj.na" adopted by the Council of The
Regional tvlunicipality
of York on January 25, 1990.
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 6 7
v)
C o r r e s p o n d e n c e f r o m T h e P li n i s t r y o f
Transportation
the Amendment to the
, respecting
Ilighway Traffic
96).
Act (Bill
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 6 8
vi )
Co r r e s p o n d e n c e f r om J e r i c h o Youth
respecting
receipt
for May l-989 grant.
carried.
..,.
Ce nt re
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8.
1990-02-08
5
PETITIONS:
None.
I .
COWITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
A)
SF T H E E O M I " I I T T E EO F THE WTTOTE
MEETING
H E L D O N F E B R U A R YO ] . , 1 . 9 9 0 :
Ivlovedby Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That the following
recommendations
the Whole be adopted as follows:
of the Committee of
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 9
i )
THAT
OF
THE REQUEST
FROt"l LABOUR
COUNCIL
METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND YORK REGION REQUESTING A
NATIONAL DAY OT MOURNING BE OBSERVED ON FRIDAY
APRIL 27, 1-990, BE REFUSED
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 7 0
i i )
1)
THAT COUNCIL ADOPT THE WORK PROGRAMATTACHED
TO REPORT NO. DS-90.08
FOR THE IMPI,EMENTATION
OT THE PROVINEIAL HOUSING POLIEY STATEMENT.
2|
TIiAT THE EONSULTING FIRMS OF F.J.
REINDERS
AND ASSOEIATES LIMITED AND THE STARR GROUP
PRESENT THEIR PROPOSALS FOR A MUNICIPAL
STUDY TO THE
HOUSING
STATEMENT
POTICY
C
O
T
'
I
M
I
T
T
E
E
AND THAT THE
DEVELOPMENT POLICY
C O T V 1 M I T T E ER E P O R T B A C K T O C O U N C I I . . R E G A R D I N G
THE SEIJECTION OF ONE FIRIVI TO CONDUCT SAID
STUDY.
3)
THAT THE CLERK FORWARD A COPY OF REPORT
NUMBER DS-90-08 AND COUNCITIS RESOLUTION ON
SAME TO THE REGIOI{AL CLERK AND THE MINISTRY
OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
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9.
1990-02-08
COMI4ITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
a)
RECOIVIMENDATIONSOFTTIECOMI{ITTEEOFTHEWHOIJEMEETING
HELDONFEBRUARY0I,l-990,CONT'D:
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 . 7 1
iii)
T H A T T H E P R O P E R T YO W N E R SF R O N T I N G O N T H E B L A C K
RIVER AND/OR AREAS OF THE RIVER BETWEENHIGH
S T R E E T I N S U T T O N A N D T H E M O U T HO F T H E R I V E R , W O R K
WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNIVIENT
TO DREDGETHE MOUTHOF
THE BLACK RIVER WITH ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE
FROM THE TOWN.
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 7 2
iv)
BE
THAT THE SUTTON CENTENNIAL CO},ID,IITTEE
P R O V I D E DF U N D T N Gr N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 3 , 0 0 0 , T O
BE PROVIDED IN THE 1990 OPERATING BUDGET,
T 4 I T T HT H E U N D E R S T A N D I N G T H A T T T W I L L B E
REPAID FROMANTIEIPATED CENTENNIAL REVENUE,
1..
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 7 3
2.
THAT THE TWINNING COMMITTEE BE PROVIDED
F U N D I N G I N T H E A I V I O U N TO F $ 2 , 3 0 0 ,
FOR THE
P U R P O S E SO F T H E S C O U T J A M B O R E EA N D H O S T I N G
.
REDFORDTOWNSHIP
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 7 4
v)
]..
TT{AT THE MATTER OF ENTRANCESIGNS TO IDENTIFY
YOUTH GROUPS, SERVICE CLUBS CHARITABLE
O R G A N I Z A T I O N S ,C H U R C H E S ,E T E . , B E R E F E R R E DT O
T H E P U B L I C A F F A I R S P O L I C Y C O I ' , I M I T T EA
EN D / O R
BUDGETPOLICY COMMITTEE;
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-75
2.
\
THAT FEBRUARY L8-24,
1990 BE DECLARED
S C O U T / G U I D E W E E K T N T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N AA N D
THAT A cHURcH PARADE BE PER},IITTED oN FEBRUARY
18, 1-gg0;
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 7 6
3.
THAT EOUNCIL ENDORSEAND ENCOURAGE
THE SPRING
S C O U T / G U I D EC L E A N U P W E E K E N D .
carried.
....
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None.
]-1.
BY-IAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That three
i)
readings
Cloney
be given to By-Laws (i)
That By-L,aw No. 9LL-90-558
being a by-law to amend
Zoning By-law No. 9L1, BOB POL,LOCKT
, W O L ' S A N D T W OO r S
LTD., Part LoL 10, Conc. 3 (NG)
The Queensway, be n<lw
introduced
time,
and read a first,
second and third
B y-L a w N u mb e r 9 LL- 90- 558
ii)
carried.
O T H E RM O T I O N S
:
None.
1-4.
signed and eealed
and the
Mayor
by the
Ivlayor and the
Clerk.
....
MOTTONSORIGINATTNG BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF MOTION:
None.
13.
Passed,
by the
Clerk.
That By-Law Number 91-1--90-559 being a by-law to amend
Z o n i n g B y - l a w N o . g L L , R O S S , R U D O L P H ,B l o c k 4 1 , P l a n 5 9
Black River Road, Sutton, be now inLroduced and read
a first,
second and third
By-Law Number 91-1-90-559
L2 .
and (ii):
NOTICES OF MOTION:
None.
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I
1990-01-25
OTHER BUSINESS:
None.
1.6.
BY-LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS:
I"loved by
Councillor
Seconded
by Councillor
Pallett
Jamieson
That By-Law Number 9A-22 (CAU-2, being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
8, 1-990, be now
on February
introduced
and read a first,
timer passed
second and third
By-taw Number 90-22 (COU-2)
carriedo
T7 .
, . , r
ADJOURNMENT
:
On motion
meeting
adjourn
rt
D, Jo nston,
by
\9{l'oz"tg
scq60+
!
EORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNIEIPATITY
OF YORK
SPEEIAT COUNCIT },IINUTES
PUBLIC MEETING
1990-02-1-s
l - 0r 1 5 A . M .
]- .
ROLL CALL :
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
call
and the
following
members of
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Pallett
Councillor
Councillor
Petherick
None.
I'
7.
COMMITTEE AND OTTIER REPORTS:
a)
Reportsof
i)
theDevelopmentservicesDepartment
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law No. 911
(10:L5 a.m,)
S C O T T , N O R M A NH O W A R D
(
N
G
)
Part. Lot L, Concession 6
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 1 1
Mayor Johnston
advised
Meet,ing and the circulation
Mayor Johnston
meet.ing .
Mr. Norman Scott,
nothing to add to
Mr. HaroId
content,s of
has applied
erecfion
of
land.
that
list
explained
Applicant,
the report
the
the Notice
of
were in order.
procedure
for
was in attendance
as submitted.
Public
a public
and had
the
Lenters,
explained
Senior Planner,
Report No. DS-90-1-Lstating
that the owner
for
a zoning
amendment to permit
the
a dwelling
unit crn the undersized subject
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7.
1-990-02-l-5
COMMITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS
:
a)
ReportsoftheDevelopmentServicesDepartment
i )
Mr. Lenters
indicated
the take Simcoe Region
that
Conservation
suggested that the amending byAuthority
law should not be passed until
the necessary permits
have been obtained
He also
from the Authority.
indicated
that
R
e
sources
o
f
N
a
t
u
r
a
l
the Ministry
recommends refusal
a
s
t
h
e
land is
of this application
presently
C
o
mplexwithin
the Black River Wetland
Class 4z Regionally significant.
be
Mr. Lenters
recommended that
this
application
deferred to enable further
t
h
e
M
i
n
i
s
t
r
y
discussion
with
of Natural
impact on
Resources regarding
the precise
the wetland .
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-77
Moved by Councillor
Laird
L.
Cloney
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY NORMANHOWARD
SEOTT, BEING AN APPLICATTON TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW
NUMBER 91-1- To PERI*'IIT A SINGLE FAI'{ILY DWELLING ON
LAND DESCRIBED AS PART LOT L, CONCESSION 6 (NG) ,
BE DEFERRED TO ENABLE FURTHER DISCUSSION WTTH THE
MINISTRY
OF NATURAT RESOURCES REGARDING THE
PRECISE IMPACT ON THE WETIAND.
carried,
i i )
. t , .
ApplicaLion
t,o Amend Zoning By-law No, 911DUNKELIvIAN, DAVID/DUNKELMAN, BEN, hIII,NER , ZEIdA
(1-0:23 8.r0. )
GLADSTONE, VERONICA
Part Lots 2L & 22, Conc. 2 (NG)
Agent: Michael
Consultants
Smith Planning
REPORT NO. DS-90-13
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
Iist
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
PubIic
a public
&
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7.
1_990-02-L5
COMMITTEEAND OTTTERREPORTS:
a)
ReportsoftheDevelopmentservicesDepartment
ii )
Mr.
Michael
Srnith
of t"lichael
Snith
Planning
Consultants,
agent for
Development Coordinafors
Ltd.,
the
applicants,
the
owners
are
indicated
that
reguesting
a rezoning
of t,wo parcels
in the Balfour
Beach area from RuraI (RU) to Recreational Residential
(R) .
Mr . Smith
stated
of Consent
that
as a condition
regarding Consent Applications
8106/89 and Bl-07189, a
successful
rezoning of the subject lands is required.
Mr. Smith indicated
lands should be
that Lhe subject
(R) to be
rezoned
to Recreational
Residential
residential
consistent
with the zoning of surrounding
lots.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
stated that the
Plan
application
to rezone complies with the offieial
and expressed his apologies
that Report No. DS-90-13
deals
only with
of the lands and
the east portion
neglected to deal with the west portion.
Mr. Lenters
approved .
recommended
that
the
applicat.ion
be
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 8
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
1.
Petherick
THAT THE APPI,,ICATION SUBI',IITTEDBY BEN DUNKELI',IAN
,
ZETDA WILNER AND VERONICA GTADSTONE, BEING AN
A P P L I C A T I O N T O A M E N D Z O N I N G B Y . L A W N U M B E R9 1 1 - T O
CHANGE THE ZONE SYMBOL FROM RURAL ( RU ) TO
R E C R E A T I O N A LR E S I D E N T I A L ( R ) O N L A N D D E S C R I B E DA S
P A R T L O T S 2 L A N D 2 2 , C O N C E S S I O N2 ( N G ) , A N D P A R T
OF LOT 22, CONCESSION
2 (NG), BE APPROVED.
carried
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7.
1-990-02-15
COMF1ITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
a)
Reportsof
iii)
theDevelopmentServicesDepartment
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law No. 9l-l(10:29E.rtt.
SIDIROPOULOS
, DANNY
(
N
G
)
Part tot l-0, Conc. 3
Agent : Michael Smith Planning Consultants
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 1 4
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Michael
ttd.,
agent for the applicant,
indicated
t,hat the subject
lands are on the south-east
corner of The Queensway and Morton Sideroad.
He stated
that the applicant
also owns the Submarine Shop on the
south-west
corner.
there
is an
He mentioned
that
existing
white frame cottage on the subject lands.
Mr. Smith stated that t.he applicant
wishes to rezone
(T) to General
the subject
lands from Transitional
Commercial (el) to permit a number of uses.
He stated
that General Commercial (C1) is not a limited
zoning
but a broad zoning which would allow various unrelated
uses on the subject lands.
Mr. Smith indicated
on the site plan the proposed 2000
square foot building
which, he believes,
would be the
largest
building
He also
size possible
on this
land.
indicated
the reduetion
strip
to nil of the planting
along the fence line at the south end of the property
dsr he believes,
lands and the abut.ting
the subject
property to the south will
most likely
be merged in the
future.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
proposed zone change would comply
policies
of the Official
Plan.
indicated that the
with t.he relevant
Mr, Lenters recommended to Council that the application
be approved,
the by-law be amended to provide
that
relief
planting
from the reguired
along the
strip
southerly
lot line and t.hat the owner enter into a site
plan agreement with the Town of Georgina.
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7.
l-990-02-15
a)
Reports
iii)
land
Mr. Dan Collins,
owner of the abutting residentia]
to the south of the subject
lands, stated that he is
not against the development of the subject
lands, but
wouJd like
to implement some conditions
on the lands
that would affect
his property .
of
the
Development
Services
DeparLment
Mr. Collins
is so
indicated
t,hat as his property
for any
narrow, he cannot see that it would be suitable
Commercial use in the future,
as was suggested by Mr.
Smith earlier .
14r. Collins
indicated
that
Iiving
beside a retail
beside
a
store
would
be acceptable,
but to live
possible
publ ic garage/mechanical
, service station ,
car wash or any other type of business
in
involved
heavy equipment, noise and mess would be unacceptable
affecL the
to him and would, in his opinion, definitely
enjoyment
that, if the
of his property.
He stated
subject
lands are rezoned,
the types of businesses
property
be
should
allowed
a residential
beside
limited.
in the side
Plr. Collins
that the reduction
indicated
yard
is
to six
metres
setback
metres
from
nine
unacceptable to him as some of his windows, including
his bedroom window, face north towards the subject
land.
He would not like to have his view cut off by a
brick wall or large fence and would like the nine metre
setback to remain,
Mr. Collins
stated that the space between the proposed
building
on the subject
land and his property would be
and would
too narrow to allow proper vehicular
traffic
cause vehicles
to either
drive onto his property or bo
drive into whatever type of fence was erected between
the two properties,
creating
an eyesore with
eventually
damage to the fence.
Mr. Collins
indicated
that he would like some type of
fence erected
between his property
and the subject
lands that
would not restrict
his view or have his
house look imprisoned,
but he would like some privacy.
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7.
1990-02-15
6
COMMITTEEAND OTfIER REPORTS:
a)
iii
ReportsoftheDevelopmentservicesDepartment
Collins
indicated
that the proposed parking on the
subject
to handle all of
lands would not be sufficient
the customers , therefore
it
customers
would find
necessary
to park on the sides of both The Queensway
and Morton
and
Sideroad,
in front
of his driveway
property.
) Mr.
Mr. Collins
indicated
that the walkway access from The
as this would encourage
Queensway should be eliminated
customers
of The Queenswdlr
to park
on the side
creating a driving
hazard.
Mr. Collins
set up
stated that as fruit
markets usually
would take up
stands
outside
in the summer, this
parking
space in the parking
lot and cause customers
to, againr park on the side of the roads.
l"lr. Collins
indicated
fwetlands'
designated
development
would not
additional
flooding .
that
lands are
the subject
and as such he hopes that any
by causing
affect
his property
storage
was
Mr. Collins
stated
that
no garbage
p
l
a
n
,
t
h
a
t
the
indicated
s
b
a
t
e
d
i
f
on the site
He
storage was placed close to his house, the smell would
be unacceptable
as well
as the noisy garbage truck
maneuvering around the building
in the early hours of
the morning disturbing
his sIeep.
Mr. Srnith indicated
that the General Commercial zone
(Cl)
does not allow
large
uses such as automobile
washing facilities
unless the subject
lands were in
property.
conjunction with Mr, Collinfs
Mr. Smith stated
that the six metre side yard is the
minimum setback allowed in a Cl- zone and would provide
enough room for vehicles
to maneuv€f.
Mr. Lenters
stated
that, Mr. Collins
made some good
points and that most of his concerns could be addressed
through Site Plan Control .
Plr. Lenters stated that a 2, 000 square foot building
is
the maximum size possible
for the subject
lands and
that
a CLzone
does not al Iow for outside
storage of
any hind .
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7.
L990-02-l_5
CoMMITTEEAND oTHER REPoRTS:
a)
Reportsof
RESOLUTTON
N O. S e - 9 0 - 7 9
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
T H A T T H E A P P L I C A T T O N S U B M I T T E DB Y D A N N Y S I D I R O P O U L O S ,
B E T N G A N A P P T T E A T T O NT O A I V 1 E N Z
DO N I N G B Y - I A W N U M B E R9 1 1
TO PERMIT GENERAT COMV1EREIAL ( C]. ) USES ON LAND
D E S C R I B E D A S P A R T O F L O T 1 - 0 , C O N C E S S I O N3 ( N G ) , B E
D E F E R R E D T O T H E C O I ' I M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L E I ' I E E T I N G T O B E
HEI,D ON MARCHL , 1990 .
carried.
iv)
....
Apptication
to Amend Zoning By-law No. 91-L
(10:58 a.Ir.)
CHIOVITTI, ENZO
Part Lot 6, Conc. 7 (G)
R E P O R TN O. D S . g O - 1 2
Mayor Johnston
advised
t"layor Johnston
meeting.
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Mr. Chiovitti,
explained to Council that he
applicant,
so that he may extend
has submitted
this application
go-kart
his present
that he has
track.
He indicated
with him a complete site plan.
Plr. Harold l-renters, Senior Planner, indicated that the
plan
site
did not
the application
submitted
with
include
that was required.
a lot of the information
Therefore,
take place
a proper
evaluation
cannot
without
a more detailed
site plan, which the Applicant
has indicated he has in his possession.
Mr. Lenters
land is zoned
indicated
that the subject
vehicles
in
for the outdoor
of recreational
storage
addition
to the reEular Tourist
Commercial (e5) and the
Applicant
wishes an amendment to the Zoning By-law to
go-kart track.
permit, the construction
of an additional
o
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7.
1990-02-15
a )
ReportsoftheDevelopmentServicesDepartment
iv)
Mr. Lenters indicated
that none of the agencies object
[Ie stated
to this expansion of the recreational
area.
that staff
of Section
is of the opinion that the intent
as the
5.2.8.L.4
Plan is satisfied
of the official
proposed use i-s an expansion to an existing
go-kart and
mixed tourist
commercial facility,
subject to complying
with aIl other relevant policies.
He indicated
that staff
is concerned that the proposed
impacts on the
neht track
would generate unacceptable
nearby residential
those to the
area,
specifically
north.
He stated that proper buffering
and effective
noise abatement measures must be implernented to ensiure
that
the amount of disturbance
to- nearby areas is
minimized.
study
He indicated
that a noise attenuation
whether
to determine
being conducted
is imperative
acceptable
noise levels will
and what types of
result
noise attenuation
barriers
would be required.
Mr. Lenters
indicated
more information
to
improved waste disposal
the health unit requires
that
or not an
whether
det,ermine
system is reguired.
Mr. Chiovitti
stated that there would be no increase
the amount of racing on his land than is occurring
present.
in
at
Mr. Chiovitti
stated that he has already contacted two
companies concerning a noise attenuation
study being
conducted
and feels that both companies will
come up
with the need for a noise barrier
of eight to ten feet
tal I .
Mr. Chiovitti
indicated
that his is a seasonal business
the waste
and does not believe
he would require
disposal
system to be increased.
He stated that all he
washrooms.
would need would be four or five portable
t'lr, Chiovitti
storage is to be
stated that the trailer
eliminated
within
the next few months as there are
fifteen
to twenty trailers
on his land that have been
parked there for approximately
word
three years without
from the owners.
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7.
L990-02-15
COITTMITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
a)
ReportsoftheDevelopmentservicesDerrartment
R E S O T U T T O N O. S C - 9 0 - 8 0
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
1.
Laird
T H A T T H E A P P I , I C A T I O N S U B I V 1 I T T EB
DY E N Z O C H I O V I T T I ,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY.LAW NUMBER
9 1 1 T O P E R M I T T H E C O N S T R U E T I O NO F A N A D D I T I O N A L
GO-KART TRACR ON LAND DESCRIBED AS PART LOT 6,
PENDING TIIE
C O T \ I C E S S I O N7 ( G ' , B E D E F E R R E D ,
SUBMISSION OF THE FOII.,OWING:
A}
A NOISE ATTENUATION STUDY TO BE PREPARED BY A
SAID STUDY
QUALIFIED ACOUSTTEAL ENGINEERING.
TO BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE MINTSTRY
OF THE ENVIRONIV1ENTAND THE TOWN OF GEORGINA;
B)
SITE
PLAN
SUBMISSION
OF A DETAILED
ADDRESSING, AMONG OTHER THINGS; PARKING' AREA
FOR EXPANSION OF PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL
SYSTEM ,IF REQUIRED, SETBACKS, LANDSCAPING
AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS RESULTING FROM THE
STUDY REFERRED TO IN A) ABOVE.
carried
3.
BY-I,AWTOCONFIRMPROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
That By-law No. 90-23 (eOU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council
on February
15, l-990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
timer pass€d
and numbered by the Mayor and the C1erk.
By-Law No. 90-23
( cou-2 )
carried.
....
by
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L0
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
That the Special
Council
of the Whole Meeting
t'teeting
resolve
carried . . | ' .
Meeting adjourned
at
1L:1-6 B.rn.
into
the Committee
' ok\s
\qq0
:Lqtrs
t
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GSORGINA
IN THE
OF YORK
REGIONAL MUNICIPAI,ITY
$PECIAL
COUNCIL MINUTES
L990-02-15
L1-r38 &rrno
A Special
Committee
i )
the
following
Council
Meeting was held immediately
of the Whole Meeting to deal with the following
iteml
Watermain Replacement
Metro Road (between Dalton
Road and Park Avenuel
R E P O R TN O . T E . 9 O - 0 7
L.
ROIL CALLI
The Clerk
and the
following
llayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Itt
2.
Members of
Council
were present:
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
None .
L0.
Co!4ITTTEE AND OTHER REPORTS:
c)
Rgportof
i )
thePublicWorks-Depar9ment
Watermain
Replacement
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 0 7
R E S O L U T I O NN O , S C - 9 0 - 9 1
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Seconded by Couneillor
Laird
1..
T H A T A W A T E R M A I N B E C O N S T R U C T E DO N M E T R O R O A D
BETWEENDALTON ROAD AND PARK AVENUE IN ITSU OF THE
PROPOSEDLORNE STREE? WATERMAINPROJECT.
2.
THAT THE woRK BE DoNE As AN EXTRA To TTIE IMs
CONSTRUCTIONCONTRACTFOR SERVICING OF DE LA SALLE
PARK.
carried.
...3
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3.
L990-02-15
BY-LAWTOSQNEJRMPROCEE-DTNGS:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Jamieson
That By-law No. 9A-24 (CoU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council
on February
15, L990, be now
introduced
timer pasged
and read a first,
second and third
and numbered by the Playor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 9A-24 (COU-2)
carried'
0n motion
rneeting
adjourned
at
L L :3 9
Mayor ,
lerk,
. . . r
by
-t
'
o.K.
I
rN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPATITY
OF YORK
COUNCIL I"IINUTES
L990-02-22
7 : 30 P.M.
I. .
MOMENTOF I.,IEDITATION:
A m o me n t o f me d i t,a ti o n was obser ved.
I
2.
ROLLCALL:
I'layor Johnston
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
Cloney
3.
call
and the
following
members of
Wheeleir
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
CONFLTCTOFINTERESTDISCLOSURES:
l-.
of Interest
Regional Councillor
Wheeler had a Conflict
on item No. 9. d) 4. as he is a member of the Committee
of Adjustment .
2.
Councillor
Cloney had a Conftict
of Interest
on item
No, 9. d) 3. as she is a member of the Georgina
Library
Board.
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4.
t990-02-22
T"TINUTESOFPREVIOUSMEETINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That the
folllowing
Laird
Minutes
Meeting of
Minutes of the Council
b)
ltinutes
L990.
of
the
Special
Council
Meeting of February L5,
c)
Minutes
l-990.
of
the
Special
Council
Lleeting of February L5,
February
carried.
5.
08, L990.
a)
....
BUSINESSARISINGFRoMMINUTES:
None.
6.
DEPUTATIONS:
i)
Mr. Patrick
Burrows respecting
Woodriver Acres area , Sutton .
proposed
sewers in
the
l'1r. Patrick
regarding
the
Burrows spoke to Council
petition
p
r
o
p
o
s
e
d
s
e
r
v
i
c
es
objecting
s
e
w
e
r
a
g
e
to the
being installed
in Woodriver Acres area of $utton.
Mr. Burrows indicated
that he had received the written
of the
opinion
the legality
of a Solicitor
regarding
properties
counted
three
owned by the Town being
and
within
area,
the proposed
local
irnprovement
suggested that Council has three options available
in
this matter,
i
n
d
i
c
a
t
e
d
t
h
a
t
since the opinion received
because the Town does noL pay municipal
taxes on these
properties,
the
they cannot be counted as supporting
sehrers being installed :
L.
The residents
opposing
Ontario ltlunicipal
Board,
2.
Request, an impartial
Judge
determine
the percentage
for
project.
3.
Council
may repeal
sewerage pro ject .
the
the
sewers appeal
by-law
to
do a recount
and against
approving
the
to
t.he
the
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6.
L990-02-22
:
DEPUTATIONS
Mr. Burrows requested
that the Council
which will
save everyone time and money.
repeal
the
Councillor
l4orrison questioned why the residents
of
b
e
i
n
g
i
n
s
t
a
l
l
e
d
River Road who approved of the sewers
petitioned
separately
from Woodriver Acres.
Moved by Couneillor
by-law
Black
were
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O I I U T X ON O . C - 9 0 - 8 2
THAT IN VIEI{ OF THE PRESANTATION MADE BY MR. BURROWS
R E G A R D I N G S E C T I O N S L 2 A N D 6 3 O F T H E I , O C A L I M P R O V E M E N TA C T
T H E I I { A T T E R R E G A R D I N G T H E I N S T A T L A T I O N O F S E W E R SI N T H E
WOODRIVERACRES AREA BE DEFERREDPENDING RECETPT OF:
1.}
T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N A S O L I C I T O R I S W R I T T E N O P I N I O N O N
WHETHERTHE 3 IOTS OWNEDBY THE TOWNMAY BE INCTUDED IN
TTIE TOTAL LOTS COUNTED
.
2'
A REPORT FROM THE TOWN ENGINEER AS TO WHY THE PROPOSED
LOCAT IMPROVEMENTFOR BLACK RIVER ROAD WAS CIRCULA?ED
S E P A R A T E L Y F R O } I W O O D R I V E RA C R E S A R E A W H E N I T A P P E A R S
T H A T T H E B L A C K R I V E R R O A D P R O J E E T E A N N O T P R O C E E DO N
ITS OWN AND FURTHER THAT A LEGAI, OPINION AS TO WHETHER
T H E T W O A R E A S C A N B E E O M B I N E D F O R T H E P U R P O S E SO F T H E
P E T T T T O N S R E Q U T R E M E N TP
SU R S U A N TT O S E C T T O NL 2 O F T H E
LOCAT III,IPROVEMENT
ACT BE OBTAINED.
Carried. . . . .
Ms. Karen James came forr*ard
Fishing Derby Drarvs .
7,
at
this
time
COMMUNI
CATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
Moved by Councillor
taird
Cloney
with
the
2nd Georgina
a
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L990-02-22
4
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDispositionContrd:
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-83
i)
That the correspondence received from The City of
VIA
Toronto, Arthur C. Eggleton, Mayor, respecting
Railts
service be received for information.
Carried. . . . .
I'toved by Councillor
Morrison
Wheeler
Councillor
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C . 9 O - 8 4
ii)
Council's
That the K-40 Club of Sutton receive
support, to the Ministry
of Consumer and Comercial
Relations
license to
for the issuance of a lottery
hold a Monster Bingo at the Sutton Arena on June
3 0 , 1 . 9 9 0.
Carried. . . . .
7.
COMMUNICATIONS:
b)
Forlnformation:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That the following
information:
Cloney
correspondence
be received
for
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 8 5
i)
Georgina Communit.y Resource Centre respecting
Elm Grove School Heritage Foundation.
the
RESOTUTTON
[O . C-90-86
ii)
of the Solicitor
Ministry
Tornado Awareness .
General
respecting
ce004
o
.7
.
1990-02-22
EOMI{UNICATIONS :
b)
For Information
Cont'd:
RESOIJUTION
N O. C - 9 0 - 8 7
iii)
Town of whitchurchDay" in the
"Red llerring
office
of the
Mayor,
Stouffville,
respecting
Town of Georgina .
R E S O L U T I O NN O. E - 9 0 - 8 8
iv)
Council
ontario
Development
Industrial
the appointment of Gladys
Incorporated
respecting
of the Ontario
Schmidt to Second Vice President
Industrial
Development Council .
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C . 9 O - 8 9
v)
The Regional
" Flouridation
Municipality
of York respecting
Keswick Water Supply" .
R E S O L U T I O NN O . E - 9 0 - 9 0
vi)
The Regional
"Multicultural
Municipality
Study " .
of
York
respecting
RESOTUTTONNO. C-90-91
vii)
Authority
Lake
Simcoe
Conservation
Region
Executive Committee Minutes of Lhe meeting held on
February 06, 1990.
R E S O T U T T O N O. C - 9 0 - 9 2
viii)Ontario
respecting
Association
Trucking
in
proposal to permit some increases
legislative
tracter-trailer
Iengths .
Carried
8.
PETITIONS:
None.
c9004
9.
6
L99A-02-22
COT'II'IITTEEANDOTITERREPORTS:
a)
OF THE WHOLE I.{EETING
RECOI4MENDATIONS
OF THE COI.,TMITTEE
H E L D O N F E B R U A R Y1 5 , 1 9 9 0 :
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Cloney
RESOTUTTON O. C-90-93
i}
T H A T C O U N C I L A P P R O V ET H E T E R M S O F R E F E R E N C E F O R
T H E U D O R A P A R K S I T E D E V E L O P } , I E N TC O M M I T T E E A S
FOLTOWS:
1.)
TO BE AN ADVISORY BODY TO THE UDORA CO},T},TUNITY
HALL BOARD ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF UDORA
EOMMUNITYPARK.
2|
FACILITTES,
TO REVIEW THE EXISTTNG
RECOIIMENDATIONS ON THEIR SUITABILITY
SAFETY.
3)
FROM INDIVIDUATS,
TO OBTAIN INFORMATION
GROUPS AND ORGANTZATTONS REGARDING PARK USE
AND PREFERENCES.
4'
TO PRIORITIZE
FACILITY
DEVELOPMENT FROM
GATHERED
IN
3
ABOVE.
INFORMATION
5)
TO EXPLORE AI,TERNATE DEVELOP}'IENTPROPOSALS
FOR THE
F O R E A C H P R I O R I T Y I T E I . , TI D E N T I F I E D
UDORA COMMUNITY PARK .
6)
TO DEVELOP A IONG RANGE PLAN FOR THE UDORA
COMMUNITY PARK DEVELOPMENT FOR THE NEXT T.O
YEARS AND SUBMIT RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE UDORA
CO}IMUNITY HALL BOARD.
7|
TO UNDERTAKE A YEARLY RBVIEW OF THE LONG
RANGE
ANY PROPOSED
PLANS
AND REPORT
ATTERNATIONS
T O T H E U D O R A C O F , I M U N I T YT I A L L
BOARD .
I )
TO REVIEW THE CONSULTANT' S PROPOSALS &
PROVTDE INPUT AS TO IT' S SUITABITITY
TO
ACHTEVE THE DESTRED RESULT AND RECOMMENDSAME
TO THE UDORA COMMUNITY HALL BOARD.
MAKE
AND
c9004
9.
L99A-02-22
COMMTTTEEANDOTHERREPORTSI
a)
RECOMIVIENDATIONS
OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOTE MEETING
HELD ON FEBRUARY 1-5, 1.990:
i)
THAT COUNCIL APPROVE THE TERI'{SOF REFERENCE FOR
THE UDORA PARK SITE DEVELOPT'IENT COMMITTEE AS
FOLLOWS :
9)
TO PRESENT UDORA COMMUNITY HALL BOARD
R E C O M M E N D A T I O NFSO R B O T H C O U N E I L I S A P P R O V A L
A N D F U N D I N G C O M M I T M E N TP R I O R T O P R O C E E D I N G
WTTH DEVETOPMENT
.
10)
THE COMI'IITTEE SHALL EONSIST OF UP TO 4
MEMBERS, WITH REPRNSENTATIONFROM EAEH MEMBER
IN
II'IUNICIPALITY
PLUS A CHAIRPERSON.
ADDITTON, EACH COUNCIL MAY APPOINT ONE NON.
VOTING COUNCII,LORAND/OR ONE NON-VOTING STAFF
MEI"IBER. THE DIRECTOR OF RECREATION OR
DESIGNATE FOR THE TOWN OF GEORGINA. WILL
ATTEND AS A NON-VOTING STAFF MEMBER.
11-)
EACH MEI'{BEROF THE EOMMITTEE SHALL TTAVEONE
V O T E S U B J E C TT O I T E M ] . 0 .
12l-
T H E C O M M I T T E ES H A L L A P P O I N T A M E M B E RO F T T I E
COMMTTTEE
AS SECRETARYTO TAKE MINUTES OF ALL
THE IT,IEETINGS
.
1-3)
T H E U D O R A P A R K S I T E D E V E L O P M E N TC O M T , I I T T E E
SHALT SUBI'{IT AN ANNUAL REPORTON COMMITTEE
ACTIVITIES TO THE UDORA EOM!{UNITYHAII, BOARD
BY AUGUST 3OTH.
]-4)
THE TOWN OF GEORGINA WII,L DISTRIBUTE TIIE
}lIINUTES OF THE UDORAPARK SITE DEVELOPMENT
AND
COMMITTEETO ALt COMMITTEEMEMBERS' I"TAYOR
MEMBERS OF COUNCIT ( BOTH GEORGINA AND
U X B R I D G E T O W N S H I P A N D C H A I R P E R S O NO F T H E
UDORA COMMUNITYHALL BOARD).
Carried.
o
. . . o
c9004
9.
t990-02-22
COM!{ITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
a)
SF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T T T BW H O L EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N F E B R U A R Y1 5 , ] . 9 9 0 :
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 9 4
ii)
T H A T A B Y - L A W B E P A S S E DT O D E D I C A T E T H A T P A R T O F
D U K E S T R E E T , P I , A N M - 6 2 8 S T O P P E DU P A N D E L O S E D B Y
BY.LAW 88-203 (PWO-2} DESIGNATEDAS PART 1- ON PLAN
PART OF
6 5 R - ] . 3 5 7 1 A S P U B T I C H I G H W A YA N D F O R I . , I I N G
(
Y
O
R
K
M E T R OR O A D
R O A DN O . 7 8 ) .
carried.
9.
....
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS
b)
THAT THE R E COMIVTENDATIONSOF THE DE LA SATLE
D E V E L O P ! " T E NCTO M M I T T E EO F F E B R U A R Y0 6 , 1 9 9 0 , B E A D O P T E D
AS FOLLOWS
:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 9 5
1.
T H A T O N C E T H E A P P R O V A L SA R E R E C E I V E D F R O M T H E
VARIOUS AGENEIES, THE CONSUI,TANTS
PROCEEDITITH THE
T E N D E R D O C U M E N T SF O R T H E B E A C H C O N S T R U C T I O N&
ASSOCIATION WORKS
.
2.
T H A T T H E T O V { NE N G I N E E R S U B M I T A R E P O R T T O T H E D E
L A S A T , L E C O M M I T T E ER E L A T I N G T O T H E I N C R E A S I N G O F
THE PUMPING CAPACITY OF THE I,ORNESTREET PUMPING
.
STATION TO HANDLE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
3.
TTIAT THE BEACH WASHROOM
FACILITY BE LOCATEDNORTH
OF THE 66 FT ROAD ALLOWANCEON LAKE DRIVE AS SHOWN
ON THE PLAN DATED NOVEMBER 30, ]-987 SHOWING
ELEVATION ON IAKE BED.
4.
THAT THE TENDER FOR THE THREE DE LA SALLE
W A S I T R O OB
MU I I , D I N G S B E A D V E R T I S E D O N F E B R U A R Y2 L ,
1990 AND REPORTBACK TO TOWT{COUNCIL.
c9004
9.
L990-02-22
9
COMMITTEE.ANDOTHERREPORTS
b)
T H A T T H E R E C O MM E N D A T I O N S O F T H E D E L A S A T , L E
D E V E T O P M E N TC O M M I T T E EO F F E B R U A R YA 6 , 1 9 9 0 , BE ADOPTED
AS FOLLOWS:
5.
THAT THE 3 PHASE HYDROSERVICE BE INSTALLED IN
S T O R A G ER O O I . {( # 4 ) O F B U I L D I N G # 5 .
DE LA SALLE
PLAN.
6.
THAT AN ADDITIONAT $1,500 BE SPENT TO MOVE TTIE
WATER & SBWER IINE INTO DE LA SALLE CAMP FROM
METROROAD, WEST ON METROROAD TO MISS THE STAND
O F T R E E S I N T H E S O U T H E A S T E O R N E RO F D E L A S A L L E
CAMP.
Carried.
9.
. r I t
COMI{ITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS
c)
Reportsof
i )
theDevelopmentServicesDepartment
Committee of Adjustment Decision
8L31/89
Consent Application
AUSTEN, SHIRI,EY, SIMCOE REAL ESTATE
Part Lots 33 & 34, Plan 206
Shorecrest Road
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - L 5
Moved by Councillor
taird
Cloney
R E S O T U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 9 6
THAT REPORT
INFORMATION
.
NUMBER DS-90-].5
BE RECEIVED
Carried. . . . .
FOR
c900{
9.
1-0
L990-02-22
COMIVIITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS
c)
Reportsof
ii )
Restrictive
Covenant Agreement
Consent Application
BL22/89
RIDDELL, HAROLD& ELIZABETH
Part of Lot 2, Concession 4 (G)
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 1 6
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 9 7
T H A T C O U N C I T P A S S A B Y . I J A WA U T H O R I Z I N G T H E M A Y O RA N D
CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RES?RICTIVE COVENANTAGRSEMENTON
B E H A L F O F T H E M U N T C I P A L I T Y W I T H H A R O L DA N D E L I Z A B E T H
R I D D E L L , A F F E C T I N G L A N D S D E S C R I B E DA S P A R T O F L O T 2 ,
C O N C E S S T O N4 ( G ) , A N D F U R T I { E R D E S C R I B E D A S P A R T L ,
D E P O S I T E DP L A N N U M B E R6 5 R - 1 3 ] - 9 5 .
Carried. . . . .
9,
i
I
d)
Reportof
i )
theTreasuryDepartment
Remuneration and Expenses
l"lembers of Council and Council
Boards
Appointees
to
Local
R E P O R TN O . T 9 O - 0 5
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Wheeler
I
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 9 8
i-,
r- i
That the following
motion be divided
so that recommends L
and 2 are voted on separately
from 3 and then No. 4.
c9004
9.
L99s-42-22
LL
CoMMTTTEEANpOTHERREPORTS
1.
T H A T T H E S C H E D U L E S D E T A I L I N G T H E R E M U N E R A T I O NA N D
E X P E N S E SO F M E M B E R SO F C O U N C T LA N D C O U N C I L A P P O I N T E E S
T O L O C A T B O A R D S . A S R E Q U I R E DU N D E RS E C T I O N2 4 3 ( ] . } A N D
(2' OF THE MUNICIPAL ACT, BE RECEIVED TOR INFORI"IATTON,
2.
T H A T T H E R A T E S O F R E M U N E R A T I O NF O R T H E M E M B E R SO F T T I E
BRIAR HILL CEMETERY BOARD, NAMELY THAT THE BOARD
M E M B E R SE A C H R E C E T V E $ 3 9 4 . p E R Y E A R A N D T H E C H A I R M A N
R E C E I V E 5 6 0 4 P E R V E A R , B E A P P R O V E DF O R 1 . 9 9 0 .
3.
THAT THE RATES OF REI'TUNERA?IONFOR THE ME}IBERS OF fTtE
GEORGINA PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD, NAMELY THAT THE BOARD
M E M B E R SE A C I I R E C E T V E $ 4 0 0 . ( $ 4 O . p E R M E E T T N G )A N D T H A T
T T I E C H A I R M A N R E E E I V E $ 6 0 0 . P E R Y E A R , B E A P P R O V E DF O R
L990;
&,
THAT THE RATES OF REMUNERATIONFOR THE MEMBERSOF THE
COMMITfEE OF ADJUSTMENT, NAMEI,YTHAT THE COMMITTSE
M E M B E R S E A C T TR E C E I V E $ 7 7 . P E R C O M I V 1 I T T EM
EE E T I N G , A N D
TTTAT THE CHAIRMAN RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL
9300.
HONORARIU}I,BE APPROVEDFOR 1.990.
Carried
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Wheeler
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 9 9
L.
THAT THE SCHEDULES DETAILING
THE REMUNERATION AND
E X P E N S E S O F M E M B E R SO F C O U N C I T A N D C O U N C I L A P P O I N T E E S
TO LOCAL BOARDS, AS REQUTRED UNDER SECTTON243 (L) AND
12, OF THE IVIUNICIPAL ACT, BE RECEIVED FOR INFORMATION,
2.
THAT THE RATES OF REMUNERATION FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE
BRIAR HTLL CEMETERY BOARD, NAMELY THAT THE BOARD
I I ' I E M B E R SE A C H R E C E I V E $ 3 9 4 .
PER YEAR AND THE CHAIRII'IAN
RECEIVE $604 PER YEAR, BE APPROVEDFOR ].990.
Carried.
r . r .
c9004
9.
L2
1990-02-22
Councillor
Cloney declared
of Interest
on the
a Conflict
following
because she is a member of the Georgina Library
Board and did not take part in the discussion
and did not
vote.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 0 0
3.
T H A T T H E R A T E S O F R E M U N E R A T I O NF O R T H E M E M B E R SO F T T I E
G E O R G I N A P U B L I C L I B R A R Y B O A R D , N A M E T YT H A T T I I E B O A R D
M E I I { B E R SE A C H R E C E I V E $ 4 0 0 . A N D T H A T T H E C T I A I R I . I A N
R E C E T V E9 6 0 0 . p E R y E A R , B E A P P R O V E DF O R 1 9 9 0 ;
Carried
Moved by Councillor
as amend€d. . . . .
lraird
Petherick
T H A T T H E A B O V E M O T I O N B E A M E N D E DT O R E A D $ 3 3 0 .
RESPECTIVELY.
AND $450.
Carried. . . . .
Regional Councillor
of Interest
Wheeler declared a Conflict
on the following
because he is a member of the Committee of
Adjustment and did not take part in any discussion
and did
not vote .
Moved by Councillor
taird
$econded by Councillor
Cloney
R E S O T U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - L 0 1
4.
T H A T T H E R A T E S O F R E M U N E R A T I O NF O R T H E M E M B E R SO F f H E
COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT, NAMELY THAT THE COII{I'IITTEE
p E R C O M M I T T E EM E E T I N G , A N D
M E M B E R SE A C H R E C E M $ 7 7 .
THAT THg CHAIRMAN RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL
$300.
HONORARIUM,BE APPROVEDFOR 1990.
Carried
.....
c9004
9.
1_3
1990-02-22
e)
Reportof
theRoads&TrafficDepartment
i)
1.
Tender Contract No. RDS 90-02-05
Gravel Crushing & Hauling
2.
i)
Tender Contract No. RDs-90-02-06
35% Calcium Chloride Solution
ii)
Tender Contract No. RDS-90-02-O6
22% Calcium chloride Solution
3.
Tender Contract
RC-30 Prime
4.
Tender Contract No. RDs-90-02-09
SingIe Surface Treatment
f,.
No. RDS-90-02-07
Tender Contract No. RDS-90-L0
Catch Basin Cleaning
R E P O R TN O . R T S - 9 0 - 4
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 - 0 2
I
1.
T H A T T H E T E N D E R I N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 1 ] . 0 , 7 5 0 . 0 0 P L U S
O V E R H A U LO V E R 6 M I T E S @ 9 0 . L 7 / T A N / M T L E F O R G R A V E L
C R U S H T N GA N D T I A U L I N G S U B M T T T E DB Y R O B E R TE . Y O U N G
, NTARIO, KOT,
CONSTRUCTIOL
NT D . , R . R . ] - , E N N T S M O R EO
] . T 0 , B E A E C E P T E D S U B J E C T T O T H E A P P R O V A LO F T H E
M I N I S T R Y O F T R A N S P O R T A T I O NO F O N T A R I O F O R S U B S I D Y
PURPOSES
.
2.
I)
T H A T T H E T E N D E R I N T T T EA M O U N TO F $ 1 2 O , 7 O O . O O
F O R 3 5 % C A L C I U M C H L O R T D ES O I , U T I O NS U B M I T T E D
BY MITLER PAVTNG LTMTTED, P.O. BOX 505,
UNIONVILLE, ONTARIO, L3R 68I., Bg ACCEPTED
SUBJECT TO THE APPROVALOF THE MINISTRY OF
TRANSPORTATION OF ONTARIO TOR SUBSIDY
PURPOSES
.
c9004
9,
L4
L990*A2-22
colerlrTEEANpoIHERR
e)
ReportoftheRoads&TrafficDepartment
II)
T H A T T H E T E N D E R I N f H E A M O U N TO F $ 9 6 , 7 7 5 . 0 0
F O R 2 2 % C A T C I U M C H L O R I D E S O L U T T O NS U B M I T T E D
105
BY VAUGHAN MINERALS EO. LIMITED,
BREITHAUPTST., KITCHENER, ONTARIO, N2TI 5G9
B E A C C P T E D S U B J E C T T O T H E A P P R O V A T ,O F T H E
M I N I S T R Y O F T R A N S P O R T A T I O NO F O N T A R I O F O R
S U B S I D Y P U R P O S E.S
3.
T H A T T H E T E N D E RI N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 5 , 1 7 5 . 0 0 F O R R C 3 O P R I M E S U B M I T T E DB Y M I L L E R P A V I N G I / I M I T E D , P . O .
B O X 5 0 5 , U N T O N V T L L E ,O N T A R T O ,r , 3 R 6 8 1 , B E A C C E P T E D
SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE MINISTRY OF
TRANSPORTATION
OF ONTARIO FOR SUBSIDY PURPOSES.
4,
T H A T T H E T E N D E R I N T H E A M O U N TO F # 9 3 , 0 2 6 . 8 0 F O R
SINGLE SURFACE TREATMENT SUBUITTED BY MILLER
PAVING LIMITED' P.O. BOX 505, UNIONVfLLE' ONTARIO'
L 3 R 6 E 1 , B E A C C E P T E D S U B J E C T T O T H E A P P R O V A TO F
T H E M I N I S T R Y O F T R A N S P O R T A T I O NO F O N T A R I O F O R
S U B S I D Y P U R P O S E.S
5.
T H A T T H E T E N D E R I N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 5 , 8 2 2 . 3 0
FOR
CATCH BASIN CLEANING SUBMITTED BY MSO CONSTRUCTION
L T M T T E D , L 0 0 D r S C O R D . , R E X D A L E . O N T A R T O ,M 9 W L M t - ,
BE ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATTON
O F O N T A R T OF O R S U B S I D Y
PURPOSES
.
Carried. . . . .
]-0.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
None.
I
e900{
].]..
1_
5
L990-02-22
BY-LAWS
:
M o v ed b y C o u n ci l l o r
C loney
That the
i)
following
Morrison
by-laws
be passed:
That By-Law 90-25 (PWO-2) being a by-law to Dedicate
Certain Lands as a Public Highway forming Part of Metro
Road, be now int.roduced and read a first,
second and
passed and numbered by the I'layor and the
third
time,
Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-25 (PWO-2)
ii)
(PL-3)
to
being
a by-Iaw
That
By-law
No. 90-26
Authorize
Restrictive
Covenant Agreement
PANDOLFI, MARIO, Part Lot L9, Concession 4 (G)' be now
time,
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
passed and numbered by the }layor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-26 (PL-3)
iii)
and the
by the
Mayor
Clerk.
That By-law No. 91L-90-560
being a by-law to Amend
Zoning By-law No. 9LL, PANDOLFI, MARIO, Part tot L9,
and read a first,
Concession 4 (c) , be now introduced
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the [vlayor
and the Clerk.
By-law No. 911-90-560
iv)
Mayor
and the
by the
Clerk.
Passed,
by the
Clerk.
signed and sealed
and the
Mayor
That By-law No. 911-90-561- being a by-Iaw to Amend'
Zoning By- I aw 91 1 , DUNKTEMAN
/WI LNER/ GLADSTONE
Part tots
2L & 22 , Conc 2 (N.c. ) and Part Lot 22,
Concession 2 (NG) be now introduced
and read a first'
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the Playor
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 911--90-561-
and the
by the
l4ayor
CI e r k .
c9004
].]-.
L990-02-22
1-6
BY-LAWS
:
v)
(PL-3)
That
By-law
a By-law
to
No. 9A-27
being
Covenant Agreement
R I D D E L L , H A R O L D& E L I Z A B E T H , P a r t L o t 2 , C o n c e s s i o n 4
(G) be now introduced
second and
and read a first,
p&ssed and numbered by the llayor and the
third
timer
Clerk,
By-taw No. 90-27
vi)
( PL-3 )
and the
by the
Mayor
Clerk.
That By-Iaw No. 90-28 (PL-s) being a by-Iaw to Anend
B y - l a w N o . 9 1 1 - - 8 9 - 5 5 5 , P O L L O C K , B o b , T W O L ' s , T W OO r s
LTD., being a by-Iaw to regulate
the use of lands and
and
the character,
and use of building
Iocation
structures
be now
within
the Town of Georgina
introduced
time,
and read a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-28 ( PL-s )
and the
by the
Mayor
CIerk.
Carried
L2.
MOTIONS ORIGINATING
BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF MOTION :
None .
1.3.
OTHERMOTIONS:
i)
Supplementary
Moved by Coucillor
Expenditures
for
1990
taird
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-103
THAT fHE PROPOSEDSUPPLEMENTARY
EXPENDITURESFOR ]-990 BE AND
A R E H E R E B Y A P P R O V E D A N D T H A T T H E S U P P T E M E N T A R YR O A D
EXPENDITUREBUDGETBE PREPAREDACCORDINGLY.
sTH CONCESSION (PEFFERLAhI) LOT 23, CONCESSION 5
W O O D Y C R E S TA V B N U E ( K E S W I E K ) R . P . 2 3 L
TOTAL
Carried.
. . . .
$ 5 2, 5 0 0 . 0 o
$ L 9 2 ,5 0 0. 0 0
$ 2 4 5 ,0 0 0 . 0 0
c9004
].3 .
L990-02-22
L7
OTHER MOTIONS:
ii)
["1r. Doug Carroll,
of Development Services
Director
requested
that Council review the Recornmendations of
Study because the
the Municipal
Statement
Housing
for
Ministry
of Housing has requested the application
prior
office
to February
subsidy be received in their
28, L990, for consideration.
l"loved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
be waived to allow Council to
Subsidy to prepare a Municipal
That the Rules of Proeedure
deal with the Application
for
Eousing Statement ,
Carrigd . . . . t
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-104
1.
submitted by The Starr
That Council accept the proposal
Group to Prepare the l'lunicipal
Housing Statement at a
cost of 936,300.00,
to Ministry
of Housing
subject
subsidy shall apply
confirmation
75% financial
that
thereto.
2.
That Council accept the proposal
submitted by The Starr
Group to prepare
official
and zoning
Plan policies
provisions
Affairs
the Municipal
to irnplement
subsidy shall apply
confirmation
B5t financial
that
thereto.
3.
That Council
appoint
Steering
Committee .
4.
That Council
consider
the following
the MHSS Steering
Committeer
a Municipal
Housing
Statement
aB appointees
to
All
members of the Development
Committee,
Policy
Regional Counciller,
Ward 1 Councillor
and Mayor.
Carriedr
ES Amended
c9004
L3.
LB
L990-42-22
O T H E R M O T I O N Sr
l'loved by Councillor
Laird
Cloney
That the word TCOUNCILtbe replaced
in ltem *3 and #4.
by the words
rthe
MAYORT
Carried
L4 ,
NOTICES OF MOTION :
None.
].5.
O T H E RB U S I N E S S :
None,
16 .
BY-IAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS
:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
That By-law No, 90-29 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
15, 1990, be now
on February
of Council
time, passed
a
n
d
t
hird
introdueed
and read a first,
second
numbered
by
the
Mayor
Clerk.
and
and the
By-taw No. 9A-29 (COU-2)
L'l .
the lulayor and the Clerk.
:
ADJOURNMENT
On motion the meeting adjourned
at
ert
Lar r y
8:33
D. J
er k
by
l99o-og-o r
IN THE
OF YORK
SPECIAT EOUNCIT IVTINUTES
PUBLIC MEETING
1990-03-01_
L 0: 0 3 A . M .
1.
ROLLCATL:
,o
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
taird
2.
members of
and t.he following
call
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
None.
o
7.
pEPUrArroNS:
a)
Special
i)
Council
(Public
Meetinq
Meetinq)
to Amend Zoning By-law 9l-1
Application
LUTY, PETER
1 0 r 0 3 A . M.
Part Lot 26, Conc. 3 (N.G. )
Agent : Luty, Ursula
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 . 2 0
Mayor Johnston
advised
t"leeting and the circulation
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
explained
Neit,her the applicant
at the meeting .
that
list
the
or the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
agent
for
were in
Public
a public
attendance
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7.
1990-03-0L
DEPUTA?TONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeeting)Contrd:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Petherick
RESOLUTTON O. SC-90-l_05
]..
SUBMITTED BY PETER AND
INGEBORG LUTY,
TO AMEND
BEING AN APPLICATION
ZONTNG
BY.LAW
NUMBER
9]- 1. TO PERMI T THE
CONSTRUCTION OF A DETACHED DWELLING UNIT ON LAND
DESCRIBED AS PART LOT 26, CONCESSION 3 (NG) BE
DEFERRED, PENDING FURTHER DISCUSSTONS WITH THE
REGTON OF YORK HEALTH UNTT.
carried.
Moved by Councillor
. o. .
Jamieson
Laird
That the Council Meeting convene into the Committee of t.he
Whole Meeting at this time (l-0:05 a.m. ) until
the hour of
1-0:L5 E.rn.
Caffied.
The Council
ii)
Meeting
resumed at
. . . .
this
time
(l-0:1-7 ;r..rr.)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law 9l-L
G E O R G I N AG O S P E TA S S E M B L Y
],0:17 A.M.
Part Lot 5, Conc. 4 (NG)
Agent,: Michael Smith Planning Consultants
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 1 _ 8
lvlayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
o
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
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7.
1-990-03-0L
DEPUTATTONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Cont'dr
Mr.
Planning
Michael
Srnith
Smith
of Michael
Consultants,
lrtd., agent for
the Applicant,
land was
the subject
indicated
that
Iocated
on Glenwoods Drive, east of Woodbine Avenue.
He indicated
two
that the Applicants
wish to construct
(two manses to aceomrnodate a
single
family
dwellings
full-time
ministerr
Essistant
minister
and visiting
ministers)
with an approximate t,ot,al area of 4,000 to
5,000 sguare feet in size.
Mr. Smith stated that he believes that an amendment to
the Official
for this
Plan should not be necessary
just a zoning change.
application,
l v l r. S m i t h i n d i c a t e d
Seetion
5 . 2 .8 . 2 . l- of the
that
| . . .d residence which is clearly
Official
Plan statesf
secondary to and compatible
with the pernitted
use,
such residence
may be provided for in the zoning bylaw' .
for
a
that
section
allows
He stated
this
Residence, not a Single Family Dwelling,
therefore
he
interpreted
this section as a residence being a little
broader than a Single Family Dwelling.
Flr. Snith stated that on a 10 acre parcel of farm land'
another
and is
single
family
is permitted
dwelling
considered an accessory use.
Mr. Smith showed a drawing of the proposed dwelling and
stated
and the
that
it
would house the Minister
Assistant
Minister
and both units would have separate
kitchen
a large
facilities,
but it would look like
estate
residential
home from the outside with double
doors in the front.
Mr. Smit,h stated that if an amendment to the Official
Plan is necessary,
of the dwelling
the construction
would be delayed until
approximately
the Spring of
1991.
Pastor Ronald Gosse of the Georgina Gospel Assembly,
stated
would be
that
approving
application
this
beneficial
to the area and the Church.
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7.
1990-03-01-
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeet,inq(PublicMeetinq)Contrd:
Pastor Gosse gave a brief
history
stating
of himself,
that he moved to Georgina and bought a lumber yard (now
years ago.
DeMarco) twent,y-three
He sold the lumber
yard nine years later and started building
homes in the
area.
He then went into t,he Ministry
to better
serve
the Town .
Pastor Gosse stated that one of the proposed dwellings
will
house the
house himself,
while
the other will
and their
assistant
minister and any visiting
ministers
families
or be sued for families
in need for temporary
accommodation .
Mr. Lent,ers indicated
that an amendment to the Official
prior
w
o
u
l
d
Plan
to the passing of a bybe reguired
law.
the
Mr. Lenters
Section
5,2.8.2.Lof
indicated
that
Official
Plan would permit only one accessory dwelling
and that
for
the proposed
amendment
two
zoning
dwelling
units does not comply with the intent of t,his
policy .
Mr. Lenters
to permit
the rezoning
indicated
that
proper justification
without
by way of Official
Plan
policies
problems
in terms of
could
create
future
policy
interpreting
and administering
this particular
in a reasonable and equit,able manner.
does not foresee any
that staff
problems with the construction
compatibility
of an
is
accessory
residential
unit and t,hat, compatibility
not a main eoncern.
be
Mr. Lenters
recommended that
this
application
a
refused
to permit
and that
application
a revised
single family dwelling
be approved subject to certain
requirements .
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7.
1990-03-01_
DEPUTATTONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Cont'd:
of
Mayor Johnston
read at this
time two letters
objection
f
i
r
e
t
f
r
o
m
P
.
J
.
to this
application,
the
Ashwort,h and the second from Robert and Mona Petticrew.
Mr. Robert Petticrew,
the
or^rner of the land abutting
subject
that
land,
was in attendance
and stated
churches do a lot in a community but that there are now
at least seven churches in Georgina.
Mr. Petticrew
indicated
that he had inquired about the
prior
properties
zoning
to
of his
neighbouring
purchasing his property
but had been told nothing and
was surprised to see a church built
next door.
Mr. Petticrew
he bought his property
t.o
stated
that
have a hobby farm and to keep the land in its natural
state.
Ile stated the church has a ball diamond at the
rear and the children climb on his fence.
Mr. Petticrew
indicated
that the church owns ten acres
of land.
If this
application
is approved and the
dwellings
are constructed,
he would like to know their
plans for the remaining eighL acres of land; whet,her or
not Lhey plan to build more houses or condominiums.
He
also inquired
well
as to where they would put their
because he has livestock
which may polute
the well
water.
Ms. Isabel Ashworth was in attendance and stated that
the Builder was aware of the building
when
restrictions
they built
the church and now they want more now that
the church is built.
Ms. Elizabeth
that
if people loose
Ashworth stated
their
homes, there are enough homes in the area to
house them temporarily
to make the construction
of the
proposed dwellings
unnecessary
to accommodate them
also.
Mr. Don towe was in attendance and stated that no one
could acquire any information
lands in
on the subject
the past and could not understanrl why the Builder
did
not indicate
that they intended to built
more buildings
when the church was built, last year.
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7,
1990-03-01
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
Ms. Yvonne Bos, neighbour
to the Petticrews,
was in
attendance and indicated
that she has quite a few horse
property
on her
to receive
and would
not
like
complaints
about the manure piles.
Ms. Bos believes
there should be a lirnit on the number of houses in this
area .
Ms. Bos stated
that
church
being
built
livestock
barns close
of
they r^rere not notified
year and that
there
last
to the subject lands.
1"1r. Ronald llcNabb was in attendance and indicated
he is a member of the Georgina Gospel Assembly.
the
are
that
Mr. McNabb indicated
that the church and its members
are not involved
in Real Estate but are just trying to
support the community .
Mr. Paul Petticrew
was in attendance and stated that
his front
lawn is under water at this tirne and was not
under water last year.
He stated that the dit,ches in
front
and hopes
of the church are not being cleared
that it will
not get worse when the snow melts.
Mr. John Jones was in attendance and stated that he has
been in the Sutton area for the last twenty years and
has been involved
in the church for the last eleven
years.
Mr. Jones stated
that the church is an asset to the
members
community.
that
He stated
the church
appreciate
do what
the neighbourrs
concerns and will
they can to meet their
that
concerns and he indicated
with t,he church just being built
that the landscaping
still
had to be finished.
Mr. Jones stated that the
two dwellings
which it
church.
Mr. Smith indicated
has indicated
to his
to this application.
church
feels
is just asking for
for
is necessary
the
the
that the Ministry
of Agriculture
that they have no objection
office
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7.
1990-03-01
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinqlContfd:
Mr. Smith
that
indicated
as far
as the possible
complainLs regarding
smell and noise from neighbouring
properties
Covenant
is concerned,
a Restrictive
Agreement is to registered
on title.
Mr. Smith indicated
that sewage disposal
proposed for the subject
lands and he is
with the Town Engineer in this regard.
systems are
now lvorking
Mr. Smith indicated
that he cannot imagine this unigue
He
situation
coming up again
in the near future.
w
i
t
h
t
h
e
stated that this would simply be a large house
having
only
unit
difference
being
each dwelling
separate kitchen facilities.
each
Mr. Lenters
that
when he assesses
indicated
on other
application,
at the
impact
he looks
applications.
that t,here are not many
He indicated
applications
similar
to t,his one at the moment, but
approving
this application
could set a precedent for
fut,ure applications
of Lhis nature .
Mr . Smith
would
stated
the
dwellings
that
principally
but could
used by visiting
ministers
used as temporary accommodation f o r p e o p l e i n n e e d .
be
be
Ms. Isabel
Ashworth
stated
that we have no way of
knowing how many people will
in the dwellings
be living
at one time .
Mr. Antonio Cardilaro
the church has already
been built
and the owner now
wants
ff
to build
a shelter
the poor.
the
for
sheltering
for the poor is not permitted,
then at least
a building
to house the minister
of the church should
be permitted .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
That the recommendation
in Report No. Ds-90-Lg be
from
divided
so that
ltem 1- is voted on separately
ftems 2 , 3 and 4 .
carriedr
. . . .
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7.
L990-03-0L
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeet,inq)Cont,'d:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Petherick
R E S O L , U T T ONNO . S C - 9 0 - l - 0 6
]..
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMTTTED BY RONALD MCNABB,
EGBERT THOMAS AND RONALD GOSSE SR. (GEORGINA
GOSPEI, ASSEMBLY), BEING AN APPLTCATION TO AMEND
ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER 91-1. TO PERMIT A SEMI-DETACHED
DWELLING
ON LAND DESCRTBED AS PART LOT 5,
C O N C E S S I O N4 ( N G ) , , B E R E F U S E D .
carried
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Petherick
That recommendations 2,3 and 4 of Report Ds-90-L8 to
permit
a single
family
dwelling
on Part of Lot 5,
Concession 4 (NG) be refused without prejudice
to the
applicant
to submit another rezoning application
defeated. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Pallett
RESOLUTTON O. SC-90-L07
2.
TTTATA REVISED APPLICATION TO AIVTEND
ZONING BY-LAW
N U M B E R9 1 . 1 -T O P E R M I T A S I N G L E F A M I L Y D W E L L I N G B E
A P P R O V E D ,A N D T H E F O L L O W T N G
B E R E Q U I R E DP R I O R T O
THE PASSING OF A BY-LAW AMENDMENT:
A)
WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM TTIE REGIONAL TTEALTH
DEPARTMENT.
B)
THAT THE OWNERS, AT THEIR EXPENSE, ENTER
I N T O A R E S T R I C T I V E C O V E N A N T A G R E E M E N TT O R U N
THE
WITH
THE LAND WHICH ACKNOWTEDGES
PROXIMITY OF POTENTIAL AGRICULTURAL, MINERAL
EXTRACTION AND FORESTRY USES IN THE AREA AND
AGREES NOT TO TAKE ACTION TO RESTRICT THE
SAME.
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7.
1990-03-01-
DEPUTATTONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinqlContfd:
E)
OF
SUBMISSION
TO THE PLANNING DIVISION
WRITTEN CONFIRMATTON FROM THE TOWN ENGINEER
THAT SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE
WITH RESPECT TO SUBMTTTTNG A REVISED SITE
PLAN , PREPARED BY A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER .
3.
THAT THE AMENDING BY.LAW PROVIDE THAT THE MINTMUM
FRONT YARD SETBACK SHALL BE 30 METRES.
4.
THAT A PARK LEVY BE PAID AS A CONDITION
OF
BUILDING PERMIT APPROVAL, SAID LEVY NOT TO EXCEED
FIVE PERCENT OF THE VALUE OT THE SUBJEET LAND.
carried,
Moved by Councillor
That, Council
Pallett
Councillor
recess at
this
time
carried.
The Council
iii)
....
Wheeler
(12:03 p.R.).
....
Meeting resumed at this
time
(L2zL2 p.m.)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law 911
B E L L , J A N I C E & M U C A L O V ,E V E L Y N
L2zL2 P.M.
Part Lot L4, Conc 3 (Nc)
A.M.
Agent: Michael Srnith Planning Consultant,s
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - L 9
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Mr.
Michael
Planning
Smith
of Michael
Smith
Consulfants,
Ltd.,
agent for
the Applicants,
was in attendance and indicated
that
I
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7.
1_0
1,990-03-01_
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Cont'dr
the Applicants
and
wish to establish
a new clinic
p
e
r
m
i
t
reguire
z
o
n
i
n
g
a
amendment to
a business and
professional
office,
a
m
e
d
i
c
a
l
clinic,
with a
including
residential
apartment uniL on the second floor
of an
existing
residential
building .
Mr. Smith indicated
he could
that the only addition
make to the applieation
already subrnitted would be the
provision
that a small addition
be permitted
on the
back of the subject dwelling in the future.
Mr. Harold Lenters, Senior Planner, indicated fhat none
of the agencies have an objection
to this application
and that the conversion of the existing
dwelling into a
p
r
o
f
e
s
s
i
o
n
a
l
business
o
r
a
medical clinic
or
<lffice
would comply with Section 5.2.L.7 of the Plan, provided
the development is made compatible with adjacent
land
uses and adeguate parking is provided on-site.
that due to the proposed parking
configuration,
from the planting strip
specific
relief
be
requirements
of Section
5.25 of the By-law will
planting
required
to
by reducing the southerly
strip
planting
nil
and reducing the northerly
strip
to 1.5
meters.
Mr. Lenters
stated
may wish to
that
the Applicant
investigate
the possibility
some parking
of providing
in the rear
the
of the existing
building
so that
parking congestion at the front of the property can be
reduced.
be
Mr. Lenters
recommended Lhat this
application
approved
the amending by-1aw having specif ic
with
provisions,
and to allow for a possible
addition
at a
problems.
later date may cause compatibility
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7.
1_990-03-0L
1_1_
DEPUTATTONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeeting)Cont'd:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - L 0 8
1.
TT{AT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY EVELYN MUCALOV
AND JANICE BELL BEING AN APPLTCATION TO AMEND
ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER 91.1 TO PERMIT THE CONVERSTON
OF AN EXISTING D9{ELLING FOR USE AS A BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE AND A MEDTCAL CLINIC ON IAND
DESCRIBED AS PART LOT L4, CONCESSION 3 (NG), BE
APPROVED.
2,
THAT THE AMENDING BY-LAW SPEEITICAT,LY CONTAIN TTIE
FOLLOWING PROVISIONS :
o
3.
i)
R E Q U I R E D S O U T H E R L YP L A N T I N G S T R I P O F N T L .
ii)
MINIMUM REQUIRED NORTHERLYPLANTING STRIP OF
1 . 5 METRES.
iii)
THAT THE MEDICAL CLTNIC USE SHALL BE LTMTTED
TO THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE EXISTING D9{EtLING
A S D E F I N E D A N D S H O W NO N S C H E D U L E ' B ' T O T H E
AMENDING BY-LAW (SURVEY).
iv)
REDUCED SOUTHERLY PARKING SETBACK OF 0.8
METRES.
THAT TTIE OWNER ENTER INTO A SITE
WITH THE TOWN OF GEORGINA.
Caffied.
iv)
PLAN AGREEMENT
. . . .
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law 9t-1
COLLINS, AL
12:35 P.M.
Part tot 24, Conc 7 (G)
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - L 7
Mayor Johnston
advised
Meeting and Lhe circulation
Mayor Johnst,on
meeting.
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
PubIic
a public
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7.
r_990-03-01
L2
DEPUTATTONS
:
a)
SrrecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Cont'd:
Mr. A1 Collins,
Applicant,
was in attendance and stated
that
he wishes
to rezone the rear port,ion
of his
property
to Service Commercial from Rural and that the
report is self-explanatory.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
stated that the
Senior Planner,
property
subject
Service
is currently
split-zoned
Commercial on the south portion
fronting
on Highway #48
and Rural
on the rear
The
of the property.
half
possible
requested
zone change
would
allow
for
expansion in the future .
Mr.
Lenters
objections
to
agencies.
indicated
that
this
application
there
from
have been no
the commenting
Mr. tenters
application
be
reeommended that
this
approved and that
the owner enter
into
a Site Plan
Agreement with the Town of Georgina to ensure adequate
screening,
buffering
and/or fencing of the open storage
area .
Mr. Young Huh, owner of the neighbouring
Port Bolster
Drive In Theatre,
stated that he is in support of this
application
as a neighbour but wondered whether or not
the rezoning of the subject lands would create problems
for his business such as too much noise generated from
the theatre .
Mr. Collins
stated that he could
with Mr . Huh' s operation .
Moved by Councillor
foresee
no problems
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-L09
]..
THAT THE APPTICATION
SUBMITTED BY ALFRED AND
MARTLYN EOLLINS,
Z O N I N G B Y - L A W N U M B E R 9 1 - 1 -T O P E R I ' I I T ' C 2 '
SERVICE
C O M M E R C T A LU S E O N T H E B A L A N C E O F T H E S U B J E C T L A N D
DESCRIBED AS PART OF LOT 24, CONCESSION 7 (G) BE
APPROVED.
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7.
13
1_990-03-01_
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
PLAN
THAT THE OWNER ENTER TNTO A SITE
AGREEII,IENT WITH THE TOWN OF GEORGINA TO
ENSURE ADEQUATE SCREENING, BUFFERTNG AND/OR
FENCING OF THE OPEN STORAGE AREA.
A)
carried.
3.
....
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Pallett
That By-law No. 90-30 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings of Council on March L, 1-990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-30 (COU-2)
by
carried
Ivloved by
Councillor
Pallett
That bhe Special
the Whole Meeting
Cloney
Council
at this
Meeting
time.
resolve
into
carried
Meet.ing
adjourned
at
1 2 z4 A
!
h
iI
t:
F
$;
si
t
Mayor , Robert
D.
the
Committee
of
"
i
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY
OF YORK
COUNCIL MINUTES
L990-03-08
7233 P.M.
1.
MOF1ENTOFMEDITATION:
2.
ROLLCALL:
.
The Deputy Clerk
members of Council
gave t.he roll
were present:
t'layor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
3.
was observed.
call
and the
following
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
CONFTICTOFINTERESTDISCLOSURES:
Councillor
of interest
with
Laird
declared
a conflict
Addendum Report No. DR90-1-0, Sheppard's Wharf Improvements,
as one of his insurance
a bid on this
clients
submitted
tender.
4.
O
M I N U T E S O F P R E V I O U SM E E T I N G S :
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-110
That Minutes of the Council
L990, be adopted as presented
meeting
carriedo . . . .
held
on February
22,
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MINUTESOFTHEPOLICYCOMMITTEEPTEETINGS:
Ploved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
RESOIJUTIONNO. C-90'111
That lvlinutes of the Site Plan Review Committee meeting
on January 1,9, 1-990, be received for information
earriedr
6.
held
....
BUSINESSARISINGFROMIvIINUTES:
None.
7.
DEPUTATIONS
:
i)
Mr. Schortinghuis
Foundation.
on behalf
of
Elmgrove School Heritage
Mr. Schortinghuis
was in attendance on behalf <lf the
to
Elmgrove School Heritage
Foundation and indicated
Council that they are in need of $7,500, being half of
the 915,000 allocated
so that they
to this foundation,
may proceed with the insulation
and drywall work.
Mr. Schortinghuis
that the rilrywall
indicated
delivered
tvtonday, March L2t}:., with one monthfs
Moved by Regional
Councillor
is to be
credit.
Wheeler
Cloney
That Council waive the Rules of Procedure
may be brought forward at this time
carried.
so that
a motion
....
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-112
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ADVANCE THE AI{OUNT OF
$7,5OO.OO TO THE ELMGROVE SCHOOL HERTTAGE FOUNDATTON TO
ENABIJE THE FOUNDATION TO COMMENCEWORK ON THE OLD
SCHOOLHOUSE
carried.
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DEPUTATIONS CONTI D :
ii)
lvlrs. B.![. E11is,
Hallboard
Chairman of Port Bolster
Council to
Committee made a presentation
requesting
consider upgrading the community hall in Port Bolster.
lvtrs. Bonnie ElIis
that most of the material
indicated
n e e d e d f o r t h e r e e s t a b I i s h m en t o f t h e P o r t B o I s t e r
community hall will
be donated by residents.
Mrs. Ellis
indicated
that the Committee needs financial
support
from the Town due to the fact that the hall
requires
a new septic system, a well and new bathroom
code
facilities
in order
for
it
to meet building
standards,
work to
along with drywall
and carpentry
meet Fire Department standards .
Mrs. Ellis
stated that the Ministry
of Social Services
had verbally
indicated
their
support in the amount of
as a
$55,000 in eonnection with the hall being utilized
Day Care Centre .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
R E E O I J U I I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 1 3
THAT TnE PORT BOLSTER HALLBOARDCOMMITTEE'S REQUESTFOR
FINANCIAL SUPPORTFROM THE TOWNOF GEORGINA BE REFERRED
TO THE EEONOMIE POLICY AND BUDGET COMMITTEETO BE
CONSIDEREDWITH ALt OTHER HALLS IN THE TOWNOF GEORGINA
carried
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That
dealt
Items 1-0 (a) (vi)
with at this time
Cloney
and L2 (vi)
carrigd
. . . . .
be brought
forward
and
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COMMITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N S O F T H E C O T ' I M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON MARCH L, ]-990I
Vi)
TTIAT THE PROPOSED BY-LAW TO PROHIBIT AND REGULATE
THE DISCHARGE OF FIREARI,{S AS APPROVBD BY THE
PUBTIC
POLICY COMMITTEE AND FURTHER
AFFAIRS
AMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE BE PASSED.
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 1 1 4
T H A T T H E P R O P O S E DB Y - L A W T O P R O H I B I T A N D R E G U L A T ET H E
DISCHARGE OF FIREAR},IS AS APPROVEDBY THE PUBLIE AFFAIRS
P O L I E Y C O M M I T T E EA N D F U R T H E RA M E N D E DB Y T H E C O M M I T T E S
OF THE WHOLEBE PASSED.
carrigd
L2 .
. . . . .
BY-LAWS:
vi)
A By-law to Prohibit
and Regulate the discharge of Euns
or other firearms,
air-guns,
spring-guns,
cross-bows,
Iong-bows,
or any class
or type
thereof
in the
municipality
or in any defined areas thereof
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
following
Councillor
by-law
Wheeler
be given
three
readings:
That By-law Number 90-35 (PWO-21, being a by-law to
Prohibit
and Regulate the discharge of guns or other
firearms,
air-guns,
spring-guns,
cross-bows, long-bows,
or any class or type thereof
or in
in the municipality
any defined areas thereof,
and read a
be now introduced
first,
second and third
timer passed and numbered by
By-Law Number 90-35 (PWO-2)
Caffied.
p a s s e d , s i g ne d a nd
sealed by the I'tayor and
the Clerk .
. . . .
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Council
8.
resumed the
order
of
the
agenda at
this
time.
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
i)
Corinne Terin,
Bureau regarding
28, L990.
Co-ordinator,
Volunteer
Helpmate
22'
National Volunteer Week April
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
RESOTUTTON O. C-90-L15
THAT THE WEEK OF APRIL
22
2B , ]-990 , BE
PROCLAIMED NATIONAL VOLUNTEERWEEK IN TITE TOWNOF
GEORGINA
carried
ii)
Jean Hulse,
Auxiliary
to York County
President,
Hospital
regarding
their
intention
to hold a Tag
Day on Canada Health Day, Friday May l-1, 1990 and
Saturday , May L 2 , l- 990 .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Laird
R E S O L U T T ON O . e - 9 0 - 1 1 6
T I I A T P E R M I S S I O N B E G R A N T E DT O T H E A U X I T I A R Y T O
YORK EOUNTY HOSPITAT TO HOLD TAG DAYS ON CANADA
HEALTH DAY, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1990 AND SATURDAY,
M A y L 2 , l _ 9 9 0 , A N D T H A T M A y l _ 1 _A N D L 2 , 1 - 9 9 0 B E
PROCLAIMED CANADA HEALTH DAY IN THE TOWN OF
GEORGINA
carried
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COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDispositionContrd:
iii)
Stephanie
Roeke,
Red Cross Society
the Town .
Vice Chairperson,
The Canadian
request for a $3,000 grant from
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. e-90-l_1_7
Rocke, Vice
THAT correspondence
from Stephanie
Chairperson,
Red Cross Society
The Canadian
grant
requesting
from the fown be
a 93,000
received for information
carried.
b)
....
Routine:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That the following
information
;
Boothby
Routine
PlatLers
be received
for
RESOLUTTON
NO. e-90-118
i)
Correspondence
from Inls. M.E. Hunter, SecretaryConservation
Treasurer,
Lake Simeoe Region
Authority
regarding 1990 General Levy
R E S O T U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 1 9
ii )
Co r r e s p o n d e n c e f r o m D r . J o h n C o I e , M P, H o u s e o f
Commons, regarding
Government of Canada's L990
.
Budget .
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - T . 2 0
iii)
Environmental
Assessment Board Notice of Public
Hearing regarding ontario
Hydro's proposed program
for meeting future electricity
requirements.
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COMMUNICATIONS:
b)
RoutineContrd:
R E S O L U f I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 2 1
iv)
Department
of the Secretary of State
News Release
re the
appointments
Provineial
Canada Day Presidents
PresidenLs.
of
Canada,
of 1990
and Vice
RESOLUTTONNO. C-90-L22
v)
Co r r e s p o n d e n c e f r o m R o b e r t N . V e r n o n , C 1 e r k ' s
of York
Department,
Municipality
Regional
wo<ldbine
regarding
Interiection
Improviment,
Avenue /G I enwoods Dr ive ,
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-123
vi)
Chairman,
Correspondence from Harold F. Gilbert,
in
short-fall
Better
Roads Coalition
regarding
funding in road transfers
to municipalities.
RESOT,UTIONO. C-90-L24
vii ) Correspondence
f r o m M r s . O . ! 1. t y t t l e
Manager, Bell
Canada Business Office
Bel1 Canada's Telephone Directories.
, Section
regarding
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-125
viii
The Municipality
nce from
) Corresponde
its position
Metropolitan
Toronto reaffirming
promote two official
languages.
of
to
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-126
i x)
C o r r e s p o n d e n c e f r o m A n d r e w S . B r a n d t , ! 1. P . P . ,
Party
Leader , Ontario
Progressive
Conservative
(The Ontario
regarding
Lottery
Bil I 119
Corporat.ion Amendment Act) .
RESOIJUTIONNO. C-90-L27
x)
By-law
1990.
Enforcement
Report
carried
for
the
month of
January
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PETITIONS:
None.
10.
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E E O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON MARCH L, 1-990r
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
That the following
recommendations
the Whole be adopted I
of the Committee of
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 2 8
i )
1.
THAT A $500.00
CASH DEpOSrr OR CERTTFTED
C H E Q U E B E R E Q U I R E D F O R S T A G S A T T O W NA R E N A
HAI,LS AND THAT THE YORK REGIONAT POLIEE,
DIVISION 39 BE ADVISED AS TO WHENTHESB STAGS
ARE BEINC ITELD, WHENTOWNFACILTTTES ARE TO
BE VACATED AND THAT THE DIREETOR OF
R E C R E A T I O N C O N T A C T A L L T O W N C O M M U N I T YH A I , L
B O A R D S I N D I C A T I N G T H E T O W N I S I , O O K I N GO N T O
REGUTATING STAGS IN TOWNFACTLITTES AND DO
THEY HAVE ANY COMMENTS
.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-129
ii)
T H A T P E R I " I I S S I O NB E G R A N T E DF O R T H E C A N A D I A N
AND
MADEIRA CLUB TO HOLD TRADTTIONAL
R E L I G I O U S F E S T I V A L S O N I I { A Y2 6 A N D 2 7 , J U N E
2 3 , 2 4 A N D 3 0 , J U L Y 2 8 A N D 2 9 A N D A U G U S T1 - 8
AND L9, 1-990, THESE FESTIVALS TO TAKE PLACE
AT THE CANADIAN MADEIRA PARK, HIGHWAY#48.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - L 3 0
iii)
THAT DR. G.M. BURROWTS
R E Q U E S T ,O N B E H A L FO F
T T T ES U T T O N F A I R B O A R D , T O H O I , D A P A R A D EO N
T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 9 , 1 - 9 9 0 F R O t " lL 2 T O 1 P . M .
COT'IMENCING
AT ST. JAMES CHURCH, RIVER STREET,
WEST TO HIGH STREET, THEN SOUTH ON HIGH
STREET TO MIDDLE STREET, EAST ON MTDDLE
STREET TO TTIE FAIRGROUND,BE APPROVED
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C O M M I T T E EA N D O T H E RR E P O R T S :
A)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E I v I E E T I N G
HELD ON MARCH1, 1.990, CONTID:
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - L 3 1
iv)
THAT THE FOLLOWING AREAS BE DESIGNATED AS SMOKING
A R E A S I N A C C O R D A N C EW I T H B I L L L 9 4 .
1.
THE AREA SHOWNON THE BUILDING PLANS FOR THE
NEW PARKS YARD FACILITY AS THE SMOKING AREA;
2.
A SMALL AREA OF THE KESWICK AND SUTTON
BY THE ARENA
ARENAS,
TO BE DETERMINED
FOREMEN;
3.
SEWER AND WATER
OF THE
A SMATL
AREA
FACILITIES,
TO BE DETERMINED BY THE WATER AND
SBWER SUPERINTENDENI ;
4.
THE VOLUNTEERS I ROOM OF THE SUTTON AND
KESWICK FIRE HATLS AND A PORTION OF THE
},IEETING ROOM OF THE PEFFERLAW FIRE HALI;
5.
THE ].ST FLOOR BOARDROOM
A N D F O R M E RK I T C H E N
A R E A ; T H E 2 N D F T O O R C O M M I T T E ER O O MW H E N N O T
IN USE OR IS BEING USED FOR AN INFORIT{AL
MEETING; AND THE 3RD FLOOR SMALL KITCHEN
AREA;
6.
THAT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE BE
R E Q U E S T E DT O R E V I E W T H E A B O V E , C O M M E N C I N G
J A N U A R Y] . 9 9 1 .
7.
THE 1-ST BAY OF EACH BUILDING IN TITE WORKS
YARD.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 3 2
V)
1.
T H A T T H E P R O P O S A LS U B M I T T E DB Y M R S . C A M E R O N
RESPECTINGTHE INSTALTATION AND MATNTENANCE
OF BENCHES AT BUS STOPS IN THE TOWN OF
GEORGINA BE APPROVED
.
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C O MMIT T EAND
E
OTHER REPORTS:
a)
RECOTT{MENDATIONS
OF THE COT'II'IITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING
HELD ON MARCH1, 1990, CONTTD:
2.
THAT APPROVAL FROM THE REGfONAL MUNICIPALfTy
AND MAINTENANCE
OF YORK FOR THE INSTALLATION
OF THESE BENCHES ON REGIONAL ROAD ALLOWANCES
BE OBTAINED BY l'{RS. CAMERON.
3.
THAT I{RS . CAMERON ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT
WITH THE IvIAYORAND TOWN CLERK IN REFERENCE TO
THE MAINTENANCE OF TTIE BENCHES, THE SELI,ING
OF ADVERTISING SPACE, PROBLEMSOF LITTERING
AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT IV1ATTERSTHAT SHOULD BE
IDENTIFIED
vii ) L.
THAT A HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE SIGN BE
INSTALLED ON ARENA ROAD AT THE SIDE'{AI,K TO
THE KESWICK POST OFFICE AND AT THE I{OST
EASTERLY PARKING SPACE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MARKET STREET ADJACENT TO TIIE BANK OF NOVA
SCOTIA PURSUANT TO SECTION 5.8 OF BY-I,AW 88
055, THAT SIGNS BE INSTALLED ON LAKE DRIVE
AT THE JACKSON I S POINT
POST OFFICE AND
REQUEST THE REGIONAL MUNIEIPALITY OF YORK TO
INSTALL A HANDICAPPED SIGN ON HIGH STREET AT
THE SUTTON POST OFFTEE.
RESOLUTIONN O . C - 9 0 - L 3 4
viii
)1.
TTIAT THE COUNCTL OF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA
ENDORSES THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
OF THE HIGHWAY 404/89
ROUTE PLANNING AND
PRELII',IINARY DESIGN STUDY.
PURPOSE
TO SETECT ENVTRONMENTALLY AECEPTABLE
ROUTES FOR:
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1l-
COMI'{ITTEE
AND OTHER RBPORTS:
A)
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COI"IMITTEE OF TTIB hIHOLE MEETING
H E L D O N I I , I A R C H1 , T . 9 9 0 , C O N T ' D :
(i)
ii)
T T I E E X T E N S I O NO F H W Y . 4 0 4 N O R T HO F D A V I S
DRIVE AND EASTERLY TO THE VICINITY OF
THE NORTH JUNCTION OF HWY. 7 AND TIWY.
L2 .
H W Y. 8 9 B E T W E E N H W Y . 4 O O A N D T H E
PROPOSEDHWY. 404 EXTENSION.
TO ADDRESSTHE FOLLOWINGOBJECTTVES
I-.
TO PROVIDE FOR III{PROVED N-S TRAFFIC
DTSTRTBUTION TO THE EAST OF LAKE STMEOE
2.
T O R E S O L V E T H E P R O B L E MO F " O U T O F T H E
WAY'' TRAVET FOR BOTH LOCAL AND LONG
DISTANCE TRAFFIC
IN AN EAST-WEST
D I R E C T I O N.
3.
TO PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY FOR TTIEULTIMATE
UP THE
EXTENSION OF HWY. 404 NORTTIERLY
E A S T S T D E O F L A K E S T M C O ET O G R A V E N H U R S T
AS AN ATTERNATIVE TO THE HWY. 4OO/11
CORRIDOR
4,
TO IMPROVE
THE
ASSOCIATED WITH :
EXISTING
PROBTEMS
I)
CONGESTION AT THE INTERSECTION OF
HWY. 88 AND HWY. 1.]- IN BRADFORD
II)
CONGESTION
NEWII,IARKET
ON
DAVIS
DRIVE
IN
5.
TO ALLOW FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
CONSTRUCTION
STAGING
PLAN FOR THE
REEOMMENDED ROUTE BASED ON NEEDS AND
PRIORITIES.
6.
TO RELIEVE REGIONAL AND TOCALROADS OF
LONG DISTANEE TRAFFIC.
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COMMITTEEAND OTITERREPORTS;
A)
R E C O M M E N D A T T O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O T E M E E ? T N G
HELD ON MARCHI, 1_990, CONT'D:
.1.
8.
2.
To PRoVIDE AN EFFECTIVE ROUTE FOR TRUCK
TRAFFIC, MINIMIZING TRAVEL TIME TO MAJOR
MARKETSAND IJOCALCOMMUNITYDISRUPTION'
TO FACITITATE
THE NODAL DEVELOP}IENT
IN THE OFFIEIAL
PATTBRN IDENTIFIED
PLANS .
THAT THE MTNISTRY OF TRANSPORTATTON, REGIONAL
MUN I CIPALITY
OF YORK , TOWN OF EAST
GWILLIMBURY, AND TOWN OF NEWI{ARKET BE ADVISED
ACCORDINGLY.
RESOT,UITONO. C-90-L35
ix )
l- .
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO DEDICATE THE
FOTLOWINGBLOCKS AS PUBLIC HIGHWAY;
B l o c k 1 3 8 , P l a n 6 5 V l - 2 7 I 3 a s part of Carrick Avenue
Avenue
B l o c k 1 3 9 , P l a n 6 5 M - 2 7 1 3 a s part of Carrick
Block
2L6, Plan 651{-271 4 as part
of Natanya
Boulevard
Block
I79,
of Natanya
PIan 65M-271 5 as part
Boulevard
Block 180, Plan 65M-2715 as part of Sherie Drive
Block l8l,
P l a n 6 5 1 ' , 1 - 2 7 1a5s p a r t o f K y I e C r e s c e n t
Block 93,
Plan 65Vl-27I6 as part of Wexford Drive
Block 94,
Plan 65Vt-27I6 as part of Kyle Crescent
Block 95,
Avenue
P l a n 6 5 V l - 2 7 1 6 a s part of Carrick
Block
56,
Plan 65M-2480 as part of Annamaria
Drive
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - L 3 6
X)
THAT COUNCIL SUPPORT THE RESOLUTION OF THE
EOUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
STRATFORD TO PETITION THE ONTARIO GOVERNMENT
FOR I!,IPTEMENTATION OF A DEPOSIT AND RETURN
SYSTEM FOR ALL BOTTLES AND JARS tVlADE OF
COLOURED GLASS .
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a)
R E C O M I v I E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O I { M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON MARCHL, 1990, CONTID:
THAT THE CLERK ADVISE THE ASSOCIATION OF
( AMO ) , THE
MUNIEIPALITIES
OF ONTARIO
ORGANIZATION OF SMATL URBAN MUNIEIPATITIES
( O S U M ) A N D C O N S U M E R SG L A S S P U B L I C R E L A T I O N S
D E P A R T M E N TO F C O U N C I L ' S S U P P O R T .
RESOLUTTON O. C-90-l_37
xi )
L.
THAT TTIE MAYOR AND CLERK BE AUTTTORIZED TO
ONTARIO
EXECUTE A CONVEYANCE TO 778374
LIMTTED
FOR PART OF THE UNOPENED ROAD
CLOSED BY BY-LAW 226 OF THE
ALLOWANCE,
EO U N C I L O F T H E TOWN S H I P O F NORTH
GWTLLTMBURY, BETWEEN THE SECOND AND THIRD
EONCESSION OF THE FORMER TOWNSHIP OF NORTH
GWILLIMBURY RUNNING THROUGH THE NORTH HALF OF
LOT 21- AND THE WHOLE OF LOT 22.
2,
THAT THE MAYOR AND CTERK BE AUTHORIZED TO
EXECUTE A CONVEYANCE TO DOUGLAS C. MATTHEWS
FOR PART OF THE UNOPENED ROAD ALIOT4IANCE,
ETOSED BY BY-LAW 226 OF THE EOUNCIL OF THE
TOhINSHTP OF NORTH GWILLIMBURY, BETWEEN THE
SECOND AND THIRD CONCESSION OF THE FORMER
TOWNSHIP OF NORTH GWITLIII,TBURY RUNNING THROUGH
THE NORTH IIALF OF LOT 2L AND THE WHOLE OF L,OT
2 3.
3.
THAT THE PURCHASE PRICE BE THE LEGAL AND
SURVEYING COSTS INCURRED BY THE TOWNTO MAKE
SUCH CONVEYANCES, APPORTIONED BY PEREENTAGE
OF LAND CONVEYED TO EACH ABUTTTNG OWNER.
RESOLUTTON O. e-90-138
Xii}
THAT A BY.LAW BE PASSEDTO DEDIEATE PART LOT
L4, CONCESSION 3 (NG), MORE PARTIEUIARI.,Y
D E S C R I B E D T N S C H E D U L EA T T A C H E D T I E R E T O , A S
B E I N G P U B L I C H I G H W A YA N D F O R M I N GP A R T O F T H E
NORTH.
QUEENSWAY
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A)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W T T O L EM E E T I N G
HELD ON MARCHL, ].990, CONT'D:
TTIAT A BY-LAW BB PASSEDTO DEDICATE PART LOT
18, coNcEssroN
7 (NG) , MoRE PARTTCULARTY
D E S C R T B E DA S P A R T 5 O N P L A N 6 5 R - 1 3 5 0 3 , A S
B E I N G P U B L I C H I G H W A Y A N D F O R M T N GP A R ? O F
EATERING ROAD
Xiii)
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-l_40
xiv)
IN
T H A T H O U G H , S T A N S B U R Y , W O O D L A N DI I M I T E D ,
A
S
S
O
C
I
A
T
E
S
B
E
ASSOCIATION WITH JACK B. ELLIS
AUTHORIZED TO UPDATE THE MARKET AND FINANCIAL
ANAr,ySrS AT AN ESTTMATED COST OF $4,000. AND
THAT THE MUNICIPALITY ' S SHARE BE PROVIDED
FROM THE INDUSTRY
AND TOURISM LOT LEVY
RESERVE
carried.
c )
. . . .
ReportsoftheDevelopmentServicesDepartment:
i)
A p p l i ca ti o n for Par t Lot Contr ol Exem ption
K E S K OND E S IGNBUILD INC - Ber nie Kennedy
L o t s L - L 7 , P l a n 6 5 v 1 2 7 7 2( l - 9 T - 8 9 0 0 4 ) , B i s c a y n e
Blvd.
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 . 2 0
Moved by Councillor
lvlorrison
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 1 4 1
]-.
I
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY KESKON
DESIGN BUITD INE., BEING AN APPLIEATION TO
E X E M P T L O T S 1 T H R U 1 7 , R E G I S T E R E DP L A N 6 5 M .
2 7 7 2 , ( F O R M E R L YB L O C K 9 5 , R E G I S T E R E D P L A N
65M-2688 ) FROM PART LOT CONTROL AS PER
s E c T r o N 4 9 ( 7 ) o F T H E P L A N N T N GA C T , 1 9 8 3 , B E
APPROVED,
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COMMITTEE
AND OTHERREPORTS:
c)
Reportsof
2.
theDevelopmentservicesDerrartmentCont'd:
THAT THE TOWNCLERK FORWARD
REPORTNUMBERDS9 0 - 2 0 A N D T H E E X E M P T I O NB Y - L A W T O T T I E R E G I O N
C I / E R K A N D C O I v I I v I I S S I O N E RO F P L A N N I N G F O R
APPROVAL.
carried.
ii)
....
typographical
and clerical
A By-Iaw to correct
errors contained in zoning by-law No. 911--90-558
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 2 L
Morrison
Council lor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - L 4 2
1..
T H A T C O U N C I L P A S S A B Y - L A V i T O C O R R E C TI . I I N O R
IN BOTTI THE TEXT
ERRORSINVOTVING IVIEASUREMENT
A N D S C H E D U L E' A ' O F A M E N D I N GB Y - I A W 9 1 ] - - 9 0 558.
....
carried.
d)
ReportoftheRecreationandEventsDepartment:
i)
L9T-8L085
Rosenberg Subdivision
REPORTNO. DR9O-08
Moved by Councillor
PaIlett
Cloney
R E S O T , U T T ONNO. C - 9 0 - 1 4 3
T H A T A B Y - L A W B E P A S S E D A U T H O R I Z I N G T H E M A Y O RA N D
THE CLERK TO EXECUTE A CONVEYANCE
OF BLOCKA OF
S U B D I V I S I O N 1 - 9 T _ 8 1 - 0 8 5 ,P A R T L O T 2 & 3 , C O N 3 ( G )
T O T H E S O U T H L A K E S I P 1 C O ER E G I O N C O N S E R V A T I O N
A U T H O R I T Y P R O V I D I N G T H A T R E S I D E N T SO F T T I E T O W NO F
GEORGINABE PROVIDED FREE AECESS TO THIS LAND.
carried.
....
I
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COMMTTTEEANDOTT{ERREPORTS:
d)
Report
ii)
of
the
Recreation
and Events
Department
Contfd:
Parks By-Law #89-l-01- (RE-2)
R E P O R TN O . D R 9 O - 0 9
Floved by Councillor
l'lorrison
Councillor
Wheeler
]-.
(RE-2 )
THAT COUNCIL AMEND BY-LAW 89.101
S E C T I O N 7 , S E C T I O N 1 ] - A N D S E C T T O N1 . 3 T O R E A D :
SECTION 7 -
ANIIVIALS
(a )
No person who owns, has care or control
shall allow
of or possesses an animal,
a
within
the animal to run untethered
public park.
(b )
No person shall allow any animal in his
possession or in his care or control to
defecate in any park .
(c)
No person shall allow any horse or pony
except
to enter any part of any park,
b
y the
specific
d
e
s
i
g
n
a
t
e
d
areas
Director
for such animals.
(d)
No person who owns, harbors or possesses
or who has the care and control
of an
animal shall permit the animal to go on
Town owned or operated waterfront
areas,
or in the water in front
of Town owned
or operated lands, within
a public park.
SECTTON1](a)
PENALTY
Every person who contravenes any of the
provisions
of
of this By-Law is guilty
an offence
and shall,
upon conviction
of the
thereof,
&t the discretion
I
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d)
Reportof
theRecreationandEventsDepartmentCont'd:
presicling
forfeit
and pay a
Justice,
penalty of not less than $25.00 and not
more than $2,000.00, exclusive of costs,
under the
and every fine is recoverable
Provincial
Offences Act .
SECTION 1.3 - ALCOHOL
(a)
2|
shal I allow
No person or organization
alcohol
to be consumed or sold on Town
the
owned or operated
lands without
I
C
o
u
n
c
i
as
approval
of Town
written
evidenced by Resolution.
T H A T C O U N C T L P A S S A B Y - I A W T O AMEND BY-LAW
#89-1_01 (RE-2) .
carried.
e)
....
ReportoftheHealthandSafetvCommittee:
i)
Workplace Hazardous Materials
( W H M I S) T r a i n i n g
Program
Information
System
R E P O R T N O. H S - 9 0 - 0 2
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
by
Cloney
Councillor
Boothby
RESOLUTIONNO. e-90-145
]..
THAT THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
ENGAGE THE SERVICES qF ENVIROTEST INE. TO
CONDUCT GENERIC AND JOB SPECIFIC TRAINING IN
COI.,IPLIANCE WITH THE WORKPLACE HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS INFORMATION SYSTEM REGULATION .
2.
T H A T A N A M O U N T O F $ 1 . , 5 0 0 B E T R A N S F E R R E DT O
THE HEALTH AND SAFETY BUDGET TO EOVER THE
COSTS OF TRAINING .
carried.
....
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1_990-03-08
W heeler
Cloney
That
Wharf
Addendum Report
Sheppard's
No. DR90-10,
Improvements,
of the Recreation
and Events Department, be
dealt with at this time
carried
with this
Councillor
of interest
Laird declared a conflict
a bid on
report
s
u
b
m
i
t
t
e
d
as one of his insurance clients
p
a
r
t
i
c
i
p
a
t
e
this
d
i
s
c
u
s
s
ions
or
tender,
he did not
in the
vote.
i )
Sheppard ' s Wharf Improvements
Tender Contraet Re 90-03-02
R E P O R TN O . D R 9 O - 1 0
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Boothby
RESOTUTTONO. C-90-146
1.
B E A W A R D E DT O
THAT TENDER CONTRACT #RE9O.O3-02
O
F $13,433.00,
T
H
E
A
M
O
U
N
T
K E S K O N S E R V T C T N Gr N C . r N
ON TTIE CONDTTTON THAT THEY PROVIDE A LIST OF
RELEVANT EXPERTENCE AND A DETAILED METHOD SEHEDUT,E
TO THE TOWN OF GEORGINAIS RECREATION DEPART}IENT.
2.
THAT COUNCIL PASS A BY.LAW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
AND CLERK TO EXECUTE THE TENDER CONTRACT #RE-9003.02,
SHEPPARDIS '{HARF TMPROVEMENTSTN THE AMOUNT
o F 9 1 3 , 4 3 3 . 0 0 w r T H K E S K O N S E R V T C T N Gr N C .
carriedo
1_t_
.
UNFINISHEDBUSINESS:
None.
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BY-LAWSr
Moved by C o u n c i l l o r
Cloney
That three readings
vl, vii),
iv),
viii),
i)
be given
ix),
x),
( PL-4 )
the Mayr:r ancl the Clerk.
by
the tvlayor and the Clerk.
by
That By-Law No. 9l-1-90-562,
being a By-law to Amend
g
t
L
,
By-Law
COLLfNS, Alfred and Marilyn,
Part Lot 24,
second
Conc. 7 (G), be now introduced and read a first,
p
a
s
s
e
d
M
a
y
or and
and third
timer
and numbered by the
C
l
e
r
k
.
the
By-Law No. 911--90-562
iv)
iii),
That By-Law No. 90-32 (pL-S), being a By-law to Amend
By-Law 9t-1-90*558,
POLLOCK, Bob (TWO L'S, TWO O'S
LTD. ) ,
Part Lot 10, Conr:. 3 (NG) - The Queensway, be
now introduced
tirne,
and read a first,
second and third
By-taw No. 90-32 (Pt-s)
iii)
ii),
to By-Laws L2 i),
xi),
xii)
and xiii).
That By-taw No. 90-31 (Pt-4),
being a By-law to Exempt
( 01 . 671, KESKON
Certain
lands From Part Lot Control
DESIGN BUILD INC.
Bernie Kennedy, Lote L-L1, Plan
65M-2772, be now introduced
second
and read a first,
and third
timer p&ssed and numbered by the Mayor and
the Clerk.
By-taw No. 90-31
ii)
Pallett
and sealed
Passed,
signed
by
(PWO-21 , being
to
That By-Law No, 90-33
a By-law
Dedication
Certain Lands as Public Highway, Part Lot
L4, Conc. 3 (NG), be now introduced
and read a firstt
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the Mayor
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-33 (PwO-2) Passed, signed and sealed
the t"layor and the Clerk.
by
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BY-LAWS CONTI D :
v)
(PWO-21 , being
?hat By-Law No. 90-34
to
a By-law
Dedicate Certain tands as PubIic Highway, Part Lot J-8,
Conc. 7 (NG), designated as Part 5 on 65R-tr3503, be now
introduced
time'
and read a first,
second and third
passed and numbered by the Flayor and the Clerk.
B 1 r - L a wN o . 9 0 - 3 4 ( P w o - 2 ) P a s s e d , s i g n e d a n d s e a l e d
vii)
by
(PWO-21 , being
to
a By-law
Dedicate the 0.3met,re reserves within Plans 6514-248A,
6 5 M - 2 7 L 3 , 6 5 M - 2 7 L 4 , 6 5 M - 2 7 L 5 , 6 5 v t ' 2 7 1 - 6a n d 6 5 M - 2 7 1 7 a s
Public
Highway, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-36 (PWO-2) Passed, signed and sealed
by
viii)That
By-Law No. 90-40 (RE-2), being a By-law to Further
Amend By-law No. 89-1-01 (RE-2) as amended, being a ByproLection and
law to provide for the use, regulation,
government of public
parks under the authority
of the
Town of Georgina, be now introduced
and read a first,
secon,il and third
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-40 (RE-2)
ix)
signed
Passed,
and sealed
(cou-l-),
to
being
a By-law
appoint a Court of Revision,
be now introduced
and read
a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-37 (eOU-1) Passed, signed and sealed
x)
by
by
That By-Law No. 90-38 (AD-l-), being a By-law to appoint
Local Weed Inspector$,
be now introduced
and read a
first.,
second and third
time, pdssed and numbered by
By-Law No. 90-38 (AD-L)
the Mayor and Lhe Clerk.
by
ri!
I
2L
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B Y - L A W SC O N T f D :
xi)
(LA-1),
That
By-Law
No.
being
a by-1aw
90-42
authorizing
the Mayor and Clerk to execute a conveyance
of Block A of Subdivision
L9T-81-085, Part tot 2 & 3,
(
G
)
Region
Simcoe
Con.
3
the
South
Lake
, to
Conservation
and read a
Aufhority,
be now introduced
first,
second and third
the Llayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 9A-42 (LA-l)
xii)
by
(cON-l-),
a by-law
That
By-Law
No. 90-39
being
authorizing
the execution
of an agreement between
of the Town
Keskon Servicing
Inc. and the Corporation
second
passed and numbered by the Mayor and
and third
time,
the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-39 (CoN-1) Passed, signed and sealed
by
(COU-1),
xiii)That
By-Law No. 90-41
being a by-law to
Board
appoint a member to the Georgina Public Library
for the Town of Georgina,
and read a
be now introduced
first,
second and third
the Mayor and t,he Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-4L (CoU-l-) Passed, signed and sealed
carried
13.
I4OTIONSORIGINATING BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF MOTION:
None.
14.
OTIIER MOTIONS:
None.
15.
N O T T C E SO F M O T I O N:
None.
by
))
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Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That the following
Wheeler
Councillor
be given three
by-law
readings:
T h a t B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 4 3 ( T R - 1 ) , b e i n g a b y - l a w t o a m e n d ,B y - L a w
80-055 (?R-1-), a By-Law to regulate
traffic
and to govern
p
a
r
k
i
n
g
and control
of Georgina,
t
h
e
T
o
w
n
the
in
of vehicles
time'
be now introduced
and read a firsb,
second and third
By-taw No. 90-43 (TR-l-)
Mayor and the Clerk.
carried.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
a)
....
Wheeler
Cloney
That the Council
Meeting
this time (8:40 p.m. )
Members of
(8:55 p.n.)
by the
convene into
an In
Camera Meeting
Council arose from the In Camera Meeting at this
and dealt with the following motion:
Reportof
at
time
theTownClerkl
Appointment
to
Library
Board
R E P O R TN O . T E . 9 O - 0 8
Morrison
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 , 4 7
That William
Board
Reid be appointed
carrigd.
Mayor Johnston announced the
Ice Fishing Derby Draw .
to the Georgina Library
....
winners
of
the
third
Georgina
I
i'
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BY-LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS
:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Second.ed by Councillor
Cloney
That By-Law No. 90-44 (cou-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings of Council on March 8, L990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-taw No. 90-44 (eOU-2) Passed, signed and sealed
carried
]-8 .
ADJOURNMENT
:
On Motion
meeting
adjour
by the
ocwt
$[,o3-to
IN THE
REGIONAL IVTUNICIPAI-,ITYOF YORK
SPECIAT COUNCIL },IINUTES
1990-03-20
9:05 d.ro.
]- .
MOMBNT OF MEDITATION :
2.
was observed .
ROLL CALL :
Council were present I
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
taird
Councillor
Petherick
3.
call
and the
following
members of
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
None.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-148
That the Special Council meeting be adjourned at this time
in order to proceed with the review of the budget and that
the Special Council meeting reconvene at t.he conclusion of
the budget meeting
carfied r . . ' .
The Special
Council
Meeting adjourned
at this
time
The Special Council Meeting reconvened at this
wit.h the Deputy Clerk in at.tendance.
(9:06 E.In.).
time
(l-l-r33 a.m.)
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4.
1990-03-20
COIITMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
a)
Street
Naming
By-Law
Moved by Regional
Approval
Councillor
Wheeler
L'aird
That By-Law Number 90-45 (BU-1) , being a by-Iaw to
streets
in the Town of
change the names of certain
Georgina, in the Region of York, be now introduced and
read a first
and second time, pdssed and numbered by
carried.
b)
Waiver of Rental
Report
of
Fees
t.he Chief
...,
Sutton
Centennial
Administrative
officer
R E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 - 0 7
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O T J U T I ON
NO . S C - 9 0 - 1 4 9
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA WAIVE ITS NORI.,IAL
RENTAL FEES
FOR TOWNFACTTITIES AND EQUIPMENTFOR THOSE GROUPSTHAT
A R E M E M B E R SO F , A N D A R E E N D O R S E DB Y , T H E C E N T E N N I A L
COMMITTEE
carried.
5.
....
Ploved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
t"lorrison
proceedings of Council on March 20, l-990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
by the I'layor and the Clerk.
carried.
.r..
by
o
s c g 0 0 7. M r N
6.
1 9 9 0 -0 3 - 2 0
ADJOURNMENTT
On Motion
meeting
adjourned
at
CLerk,
\qqo-ob-aO
3-qooK
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPAI-,ITY OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIL MINUTES
PUBLIC },IEETING
1990-03-30
1 - 0: 1 0 A . M .
]- .
ROLL CALL :
The Clerk
and the
following
lvtayor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
2,
members of
Council
Regional Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
were present:
Wheeler
C O N F L I C TO F I N T E R E S TD I S C L O S U R E S :
None .
7.
DEPUTATIONS :
c)
Special
i)
Council
Applieation
l"leetinq
(Public
l"leetinq)
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 9l-1
1 - 0: L 0 A . M .
TURKOVIC, O.J .
Lots 55 & 56, Plan
l-89
REPORTNO. DS-90-26
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
PubIic
a public
Neither the applicant
nor the agent were in attendance
of
Director
at the meeting
and Mr. Doug Carroll,
from Chaiton
Development Services,
distributed
a letter
a
requesting
and Solicitors'
and Chaiton,
Barristers
deferral
of the appl ication .
Doug Carroll
requested
next Public Meeting .
deferral
of
this
report
to
the
L990-03-30
s e 9 0 0 8. M r N
7.
DEPUTATIONS:
c)
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Pallett
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - l - 5 0
T H A T T H E A P P L I C A T I O N S U B I V I I T T E DB Y O . J . T U R K O V I C , B E I N G
AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER 911 TO
PERI'IIT A DETACHED DWETLING UNIT ON LANDS DESCRIBED AS
LOTS 55 AND 56,
PLAN ]-89, BE DEFERRED TO A FUTURE
PUBLIC MEETING .
carried.
Council
1-0.
dealt
with
Items
L0
(c)
(ii)
. . . .
and
(iii)
at
this
time.
COMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTST
c)
Reportsof
ii)
thePublicWorksDepartment
Amendment to
Fire
Route By-Law Cedarvale
Lodge
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 1 - 1 Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 1 5 1
T H A T A B Y - L A W B E P A S S E D T O D E L E T E S E H E D U T E' X ' T O
B Y - I A W 8 8 - 0 5 5 ( T R - ] . ) A N D S U B S T I T U T EA N E W S C H E D U T E
' X ' WHICH ESTABLISHES A FIRE ROUTE AT THE
CEDARVALELODGE
carried.
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COMIvIITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
c)
Reportsof
iii)
thePublicWorksDepartmentCont'd:
1990/91- Arena Rates
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 1 2
PaIlett
Moved by Councillor
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T T ON O , S C - 9 0 - L 5 2
]..
THAT THE ARENA RENTAL RATES FOR L99O/9L
SEASONARE THOSE SET OUT IN APPENDIX I OF
R E P O R TT E - 9 0 - 1 2 .
2.
THAT THE RENTAL RATE TOR LADIES HOCKEY SHALL
B E T H E S A M E A S C H A R G E DT O M A L E G R O U P S , I . E .
$75IHOUR EFFECTIVE THE L99O/9L SEASON.
3.
TICI' TEAM AFFILIATED WITH A
THAT THE JUNIOR
LOCAL I"IINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION BE INCLUDED IN
THE ICE RENTAL RATES FOR MINOR HOCKEY.
carried.
Council
7.
resumed
the
order
of
the
. . . ,
agenda
at
this
tirne.
DEPUTATIONS :
c)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(Publicl,leetinq)
ii)
to Amend Zoning By-taw No. 911Application
1.0:16
HAPPY NINE INVESTI"IENTSCANADALIMITED
A.M.
Agent: Ivlichael Smith Planning Consultants
R E P O R TD S - 9 0 - 2 4
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
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Michael
that
when this
had been originally
application
submitted in l-987, he had been acting on behalf of t"lr.
Chan.
Since that time, !lr. Chan has sold the subject
property
to a Mr. Joani
or Happy Nine Investments
the
for
Canada Ltd.,
and Mr. Smith is now acting
present owner.
Mr. Smith indicated
reconmendations .
that
he concurs with
the Plannerrs
Mr. Doug Carroll,
Director
indicated
the applicant
that
wishes to rezone the
property
subject
Commercial' from 'Urban
to rservice
to permit the development of a car washing
Residential'
operation.
l " 1 r. C a r r o l I i n d i c a t e d
Section
5 . 2 . l- . 5 of the
that
of existing
official
Plan allows
for the expansion
Highway Commercial uses along The Queensway and Metro
Road in Lhe community of Keswick.
can be
Mr . CarroI I stated
that
that
one concern
plan approval
is the
addressed at the time of site
capacity
of the site to provide
adequate parking and a
stacking area/lane
for customers waiting to wash their
vehicles.
Mr. Carroll
indicated
that
the Development, Services
Department has no concerns
compatibitity
regarding
provided
strip
is
an adequate,
buffer
well planted
property and
provided between the abutting
residential
the proposed use .
Mr. Carroll
approved .
recommended
that
this
application
be
property
lvlr. Constantine
Roman, owner of the abutting
to the north of Lhe subject
i
n
a
t
t
endance
lands, was
and indicated
that
a watercourse
flows between his
property and the subject property on the lot line.
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plan approval'
Mr. Smith indicated
that during draft
the watercourse
will
as a mutual
be considered
watercourse.
that
Mr. Romants
He also
indicaLed
survey and the survey completed for this application
be compared regarding any distance discrepancies.
will
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C . 9 0 . 1 5 3
SUBMITTED BY HAPPY NINE
I N V E S T M E N T SC A N A D A L T D . B E I N G A N A P P L I C A T I O N T O A M E N D
Z O N I N G B Y - L A W N U M B E R9 1 - ] - T O C H A N G ET H E Z O N I N G O N L A N D
D E S E R I B E D A S P A R T O F L O T 1 1 , C O N C E S S I O N3 ( N G ) F R O M
U R B A N R E S I D E N T I A L ( R ] - ) T O S E R V I C E C O M M E R C I A L( C 2 ) B E
APPROVED
.
carried
Mr. Doug Carroll
was reguested to advise
the S i t e P l a n m e e t i n g w o u l d b e h e l d .
Mr. Roman when
i i i ) Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 911RINOR LIMITED
10:32 A.M.
(
N
G
)
Part Lot 7, Concession 3
Agent: Jack Cogan/Gladys
Schmidt
South Shore
Developments
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 2 3
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
agent for
Mr. Eric Wormsbecker of Spectra Architects,
that the
the Applicant,
purpose of this application
is to acquire permission to
that can be
develope an industria I /commercial facility
justified
due to the demand for industrial
facilities
in this area .
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:
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l'1r. Wormsbecker
stated
is a need for
that
there
industrial
development in this major growth area and
people.
that this kind of development would benefit
Mr. Doug Carroll,
Director
'Ml-is zoned
indicated
that
the
subject
land
'
I
n
d
u
s
t
r
i
a
l
'
.
Restricted
Industrial'
and designated
5 .2 . 4 of the
Mr . Carrol I indicated
that
Section
o f f i c i a I PI a n p r ov i des t hat " . , . . . c e r t a i n ot he r
compatible uses may be permitted,
including commercial
uses
uses accessory
to an industry
and commercial
prirnarily
Staffts
serving the industrial
area.....".
opinion is that the subject application
does not comply
with this section of the Official
Plan as the proposed
uses are not related
to, any permitted
or accessory
industrial
nse, nor would they serve the industrial
area.
Also, the subject application
would constitute
an incompatible
an industrial
Iand
use within
subdivision,
between industrial
i.€.
traffic
conflict
and employees.
Mr. Carroll
indicated
that the commercial parking has
been calculated
with the factor
for Iocal commercial
uses (i.e.
He stated that
3.5 spaces per 95 sg. ro.).
parking
since a proposed
congestion
could result,
clinic
There could
requires the 5.5 space per 95 sq.m.
problems
also be parking
between trucks,
related
employees and commercial users.
Plan and
l"lr. CarroII
indicated
that
the official
permitted
commercial uses
Zoning By-law both restrict
the main
to those that
are related
to, or servitg,
the
industrial
He noted that
use of the property.
proposed commercial- and professional
office
uses cannot
be considered to be related
use, and
to an industrial
therefore,
Official
Plan
do not satisfy
the relevant
policy.
Mr. Carroll
are of the
also
indicated
staff
that
opinion that the proposed use would be an irresponsible
use of a rare commodity,
industrial
fully
serviced
land, within
the Town, and that the proposed uses will
be incompatible
road
with the main use of the internal
and the balance of the industrial
lots.
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in
Mr . Carrol I indicated
staff
is hesitant
that
creating
uses for
any kind of precedent
for similar
remaining industrial
lots in the subdivision.
Council
Mr. Carroll
refused.
Meetinq
recommended
that
t"leetinq)
this
Cont'd:
application
be
Development
Mrs. Gladys
Business
Schmidt,
Acting
she
that
stated
Manager of the Town of Georgina,
this
disagrees
with
the recommendat i on to refuse
application.
Mrs. Schmidt indicated
space is intended
that office
and
for
the second floor
of the proposed building
She indicated
industrial
fIoor.
space on the first
proposes
office
space for such
that
the applicant
businesses as a "Medical Lab" for testing purposes, ao
Advertising
for
a Tour Company,
Agency,
offices
Corporate Lawyer, Branch Sales Offices
for companies in
It is not
Toronto,
Insurance Companies, amonlt others.
intended
to be a high use retail
type commercial
facili-ty.
lnlrs. Schmidt indicated
are compatible with
that offices
main industrial
uses and that other communities find
office
She stated that
and industrial
uses compatible.
prestige
zoning designations
Burlington
has three
Industrial,
and Heavy Industrial
Regular Pl1 Industrial
the
that
with
She indicated
Outside
Storage.
designation
increases the rental
of Prestige
Industrial
from $4-6 per square foot up to 91-5-20 per square foot.
that the Site Plan is not
calculations
so that
if
in stone
the parking
incorrect,
they could be altered to conform.
carved
are
between trucks,
l"lrs. Schmidt indicated
that a eonflict
employees and commercial uses would not arise as other
in the rear
businesses direct
their
trucks to deliver
uses,
of the buildings
w
i
t
h
w
o
u
l
d
h
a
p
p
e
n
i
n
d
u
s
trial
as
parking for staff and visitors.
with identified
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DEPUTATIONS:
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) Cont ' d :
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iii)
Mrs. Schmidt disagreed with staff's
opinion that the
proposed use would be an irresponsible
use of a rare
land within the
commodity of fully
industrial
serviced
you are
Town.
By putting
offices
on the second floor
fully
utilizing
this rare commodity.
t"leetinq
Meetinq
that the proposal could give us
the best of both worlds;
maximum use of our Industrial
lands plus additional
assessment/business taxes for the
second floor offices,
whieh she believes is desperately
needed in Georgina .
Mr. Smith indicated
that Rhoda and Norris Smith, owners
lands'
are in
of land to the south of the subject
support of the application
for the zoning change.
Mr. Smith indicated that the Official
to be flexible
and that Section 5.2.4
does not rule out any specific
use.
Plan was designed
as quoted earlier
Mr. Carroll
stated that a prestige designation would be
nice but that there is no such designation
at present.
Mr. Carroll
stated that the planning process is slow
and the developers are usually
under sever timing and
financial
that the
restrictions.
He also indicated
landscaping or building
size could decrease if parking
is to be increased .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O T U T T ON
NO . S C - 9 0 - 1 5 4
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTEDBY RINOR LTD. , BEING AN
91]- TO PERMIT
APPTIEATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUIVIBER
PROFESSIONALOFFICE OR COMMERCIALUSES ACCESSORYTO THE
PERMITTED IM]-I RESTRICTED INDUSTRIAT USE, ON LANDS
DESERIBED AS PART LOT 7 , CONCESSION 3 (NG) , BE
APPROVED
.
carried.
. . . .
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9
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That Council
at this
recess
time
lLLz22 a.m. )
carried
Council
at this
iv)
resumed the Special
time (11-:35 a.m. ).
Council
Meeting
(Public
Meeting)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-taw No. gl-L
1-l-:35 A.M.
CLARK, WILLIAM & ENSI
Part Lot 26, PIan 248
Agent: Michael Smith Planning Consultants
.NO. DS-90-27
REPORT
lilayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
i
n
o
r
d
e
r
.
were
procedure
for
Public
a Public
Michael Smith, of Michael Smith Planning Consultants,
and
was in attendance
agent
for
the Applicants,
b
u
i
l
d
i
n
g
,
e
x
i
s
t
i
n
g
indicated
is an
that where there
professional
p
e
r
m
i
t
t
e
d
.
a
r
e
uses
and office
would be
Mr. Smith indicated
t,hat the proposed building
O
I
d
b
e
a
n
O
n
t
a
rio type
attractive
and the design would
p
a
r
k
i
n
g
w
ould be
of structure.
t
h
a
t
He indicated
the
with
behind
building
the
to be consistent
residential
neighbourhood .
would be
Mr. Smith indicated
that the proposed building
w
o
u
l
d
h
a
v
e a L.5
surrounded
lots
and
by residential
metre planting
strip along the property lines.
of Development
Mr. Doug Carroll,
Director
referred
to Schedule 2 of the report which
the surrounding
land uses .
Services,
indicated
Plan
Mr. Carroll quoted Section 5.2.L.7 of the Official
to the
which provides
that
"in the area adjacent
on main
Central
Business
Districts
and fronting
streets,
be permitted,
some limited
office
uses will
mostly in converted dwellings."
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:
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iv)
tvlr. Carroll
is of the opinion
indicated
staff
that
that the subject applicant
the intend of this
satisfies
policy
provided
of the proposed
that
the design
building
the predominantly
is
in keeping
with
residential
nature of the area.
Mr. Carroll
indicated
that due to the parking planned
is
in the rear of the proposed building,
this building
parking at
sited
closer
to Dalton Road to facilitate
proposed
the rear
severance off Park
and a future
Avenue.
does not consider a
He indicated
that staff
in
50% reduction
in the required
setback acceptable
this situation .
proposed for the
Mr. Carroll
stated that the location
comparatively
building would be a serious
large office
intrusion
of Dalton
Road and
on the streetscape
incompatible
development in the area.
with existing
Mr. Carroll
indicated
that, a reduction in the required
planting
other than to
strips
would not be permitted
accommodate a larger office
building
than the existing
dwelling unit.
opinion that
Mr. Carroll
indicated
thaL it is staff's
the reduction
requested in the front yard setback and
planting
all
compromises the
three
reguired
strips
p
r
o
v
i
d
e
to
intent
to
the adequate screening required
ensure compatibi I ity .
be
Mr. Carroll
application
recommended that
this
deferred pending the submission of a revised site plan
with
of the proposed
in compliance
development
Sections 5 and l-5 of Zoning By-law No. 91-1-.
Mr. Smith indicated
that
appl ication
deferred , but
his client
approved .
does not want this
1-1
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DEPUTATIONS
:
c)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeeting)Contrd:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
R B S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 1 5 5
SUBMITTED BY WILLIAM AND ENSI
ELARK, BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW
NUMBER 91-]. TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO STOREY
BUITDTNG FOR BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL OFFICE USES ON
LAND DESERIBED
AS PART OF LOT 26 , PLAN 248 , BE
APPROVED.
....
carriedr
3.
I,{oved by Council lor
Jamieson
Pallett
That By-taw No. 90-57 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings of Council on March 30, 1-990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
timer passed and numbered
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 5 7 ( e O U - 2)
carried.
On motion
meeting
adjourned
at_
.
04
obert
Larry
D. Johnston ,
by
l
\qqo{b' 30
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IN THE
R E G I O N A T M U N I C I P A T I T Y O F YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIL },IINUTES
1990-03-30
2t02 P.M.
A Special
Council
Meeting
was
held
following
immediately
the
C o m m i t t e e o f th e Wh o l e Me eting to deal with the Com m ittee of the
Whole reconmendations .
1.
ROLTCALL:
The Clerk
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
2,
members of
Council
Regional Councillor
Councilfor Morrison
Council lor L,aird
were present:
Wheeler
BY.LAW$:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Seconded by Regiclnal Councillor
Wheeler
That
vii),
to By-Laws 2 il,
xiii).
i)
three
viii),
readings
ix) x),
ii),
iii),
That By-Law No. 90-49 (PWO-3) being a by-law to amend
charge on
By-law
986 a by-law
to impose a special
classes of buildings
that impose or may impose a heavy
load on the llunicipal
Sewer and Water Systems, be now
time,
introduced
second and third
and read a first,
By-LawNo.
ii)
be given
xi),
xii),
90-49 (PWO-3)
and the
by the
Mayor
Clerk.
That By-law No. 90-50 (TR-L) being a By-Iaw to Amend
By-law No. 88-055 (TR-l-) being a By-Iaw to designate
the drive ways to The Oaks Condominium as Fire Routes'
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
By-LawNo.
90-50 (TR-L)
by the
I"layor and the
Clerk.
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BY-LAWS CONTI D :
iii)
That By-law No. 90-51- (TR-l-) being a By-law to Amend
By-law No. 88-055 (TR-1) being a By-law to Designate
the Drive Way to Cedarvale Lodge as a Fire Route, be
time,
second and third
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 5 1 - ( T R - 1 -)
vii)
(pUT-l-) being
to
a by-Iaw
That By-law
No. 90-52
of
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to execute a transfer
Easement from EIis Lisotti
of the
to the Corporation
Town of Georgina respecting
Part Lot L2, Registered
and
PIan 533, be now introduced and read a first,second
possed and numbered by the I'layor and the
third
time,
Clerk.
By-lawNo.
o
by the
lvlayor and the
Clerk.
90-52 (PUT-1-)
and the
by the
Mayor
Clerk.
(TR-l-) being
viii)That
to
By-1aw
No. 90-53
a by-law
Further Amend Schedule XXVIII of By-law 88-055 (TR-l) a
By-law
to Govern
the Speed Limit, of
and Control
and
Vehicles in the Town of Georgina, be now introduced
passed and
read a first,
second and third
time,
numbered by the Playor and the Clerk.
By-law No. 90-53 (TR-l-)
ix)
Passed , signed and sealed
by the
I"layor and the
Clerk.
That By-Iaw No. 90-54 (TR-l) being a by-Iaw to further
Amend Schedule XXVIII of By-law 88-055 (TR-l-) a By-law
to Govern and Control the Speed limit
of Vehicles
in
the Town of Georgina,
be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-54 (TR-1-)
by the
Mayor
and the
Clerk,
f
I
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2.
BY.LAWS CONT' D :
x)
(Pt-3)
tc>
a By-law
That
By-Law
No. 90-47
being
authorize
the Mayor and CIerk to Execute a Restrictive
Covenant Agreement between the owners of land described
a s P a r t , o f L o t L 4 , C o n c e s s i o n 6 ( G ) , A R N O L D ,L A U R A , b e
time,
second and third
By-lawNo.
xi )
xii)
90-47 (PL-3)
and the
Mayor
by the
Clerk.
That By-Law No. 90-48 (PL-5) being a by-law to correct
a typographical
error on Schedule A in By-Iaw 9LL-8743L, BERTAN INVESTMENTSTIMITED/MAPLE LEAF ESTATES,
Part of Lots 23 , 24, 25 and 26 Concession 3 (NG), be
now introduced
time,
and read a first,
second and third
passed and numbered by the tvlayor and the Clerk.
By-LawNo.
O
1990-03-30
90-48 (PL-5)
tvlayor and. the
by the
Clerk.
That By-Law No. 90-55 (TA-1) being a By-law to adopt
for
General
the estimates
of all
sums required
Municipal
Purposes during the year and to provide for
the Levy and Collection
of such Rates for the Year 1-990
and to provide
for the mailing
of Notices Demanding
Payment of Taxes for the Year l-990, be now introduced
and read a first,
time, passed and
second and third
By-Iaw No. 90-55 (TA-1-)
and the
Mayor
by the
Clerk.
xiii)That
By-Law No. 90-56 (TA-3) being a By-law to charge
of Tax
an amount due for the cost of a Certificate
second and
Arrears,
be now introduced and read a first,
pdssed and numbered by the l"layor and the
third
time,
Clerk.
By-LawNo.
90-56 (TA-3)
carried
Passed,
the
by
Clerk.
signed
Mayor
and sealed
the
and
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Ploved by Councillor
Boothby
That
the
following
Pallett
be approved :
recommendations
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-156
i)
]-.
T H A T T H E D E L A S A L L E C O M M I T T E ED I R E C T E D T T T A TT H E
RECOMMENDATIONS
OF THE DE I.,A SALLE CAMP CHAPEL
C A P I T A L E Q U I P } , I E N TP U R C H A S E SB E S U B I ' , I I T T E DT O T O W N
COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL.
2.
THAT THE DE LA SALLE COMMITTEE APPROVE THE
P U R C H A S EO F T H E F O T L O W I N GC A P I T A T E Q U I P M E N TF O R
THE DE LA SALLE CAMP EHAPEL BUILDING:
26 RECTANGUTAR TABLES IN
THE AMOUNT OF
95,140.00
180 FOLDING CHAIRS & 3 DOLLIES IN THE
AMOUNT OF
4 , 4 4 0. 0 O
1 CO},TI-{ERCIALREFRIGERATOR IN
l _, o 0 o. o o
THE AIVIOUNTOF
1- EOMMERCIAL IqICROWAVE OVEN IN
THE AMOUNT OF
TTIE PURCHASE OF PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT TO A
MAXIMUM OF
CLEANING EQUIP},IENT IN
THE AMOUNT OF
650.00
2 6 , 0 0 0. 0 0
5 0 0. 0 0
$37, 690 . 00
3.
T H A T A D D I T I O N A L F U N D S I N T H E A I I { O U NO
T F S37,690.00
BE DERIVED FROM THE PARK LEVY RESERVEACCOUNTFOR
THESE ITE},IS .
4.
THAT THE DE LA SALLE COI.{MITTEE RECOMMEND THE
AWARDING OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS #2
( OFFICE/WASHROOM/CHANG
E ROOIVI)
, #5 (WASHROOM/CHANGE
(
ROOM) & #6
IN
IIARBOUR WASHROOM) INELUDING
CONTRACT #90-03-05
T O R . G O R D O NC U S T O MF R A M I N G I N
T H E A M O U N TO F $ 6 0 7 , 3 2 9 . 5 0 .
TTIAT THE DE LA SATLE COMI',IITTEE RECOMMEND THE
ADDITIONAL FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $57,329.50
BE
D E R I V E D F R O M T H E R E C R E A T I O N C O M P O N E N TO F T H E L O T
IEVY RESERVE ACCOUNT.
1990-03-30
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RECOMMENDATIONSCONTID:
6.
THAT THE DE LA SAI.,LE COMMTTTEE FORWARDIT I S
RECOMP1ENDATIR
OE
NL A T I N G T O C O N T R A C T# 9 0 - 0 3 - 0 5 T O
TOWN COUNCIL FOR APPROVAL.
R E S O T J U T T ONNO. S C - 9 0 - 1 " 5 7
ii)
T H A T T H E P R O P O S E DR O A D E X P E N D I T U R E SF O R 1 9 9 0 B E H E R E B Y
A P P R O V E D A N D T H E N O R I . , I A LR O A D E X P E N D I T U R E S B U D G E T B E
PREPAREDACCORDINGLY
:
TOTAL
NORMAL BUDGET
CONSTRUCTION
NOT FOR SUBSIDY CONSTRUCTION
MAINTENANCE
NOT FOR SUBSIDY MAINTENANCE
3 , 2 5 5. 4 0 8 . 0 0
TOTAL
carfied.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That, the following
Whole Meeting held
7 6 6, 2 0 9 . 0 0
2 0 4, 2 5 0 . 0 0
2 , 2 5 2. 4 1 2 . 0 0
3 2 , 5 3 7, 0 0
....
Wheeler
Jamieson
recommendations of the Committee of the
on March 30, 1-990, be adopted:
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 1 _ 5 8
i)
BY
T H A T B Y - L A W 8 8 - 0 5 5 ( T R - l . ) I S H E R E B YF U R T H E RA M E N D E D
A D D I N G P A G E 2 T O S C H E D U L EX , A T T A C H E D H E R E T O , W H I C H
ESTABTISHES FIRE ROUTESAT THE OAKS CONDOII,IINIU!{
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 1 5 9
ii)
THAT A BY-tAhI BE PASSED AUTHORIZING THE MAYORAND
C T E R K T O E X E C U T E T H E T R A N S F E R O F E A S E M E N TF R O M E L I S
L T S O T T I T O T I I E C O R P O R A T I O NO F T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N A ,
AS
R E S P E C T I N GT H A T P A R T O F L O T L 2 , P L A N 5 3 3 D E S I G N A T E D
PART 1 ON PLAN 65R.1.4096
1-990-03-30
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RECOMI{ENDATIONSOFTHECOMMITTEEOFTHEWHOLEMEETINGHELDON
MARCH30,l-990CONT'D:
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 1 5 0
iii)
T H A T A B Y . L A W B E P A S S E D T O R E D U C ET H E S P E E D L I M I T O N
POLLOCK SIDEROAD TO 60 KI{IH FROM A POINT APPROXIMATELY
4 5 0 M E T R E S E A S T O F T H E 5 T H C O N C E S S I O NR O A D T O A P O I N T
9 5 0 M E T R E SW E S TO F K E N N E D YR O A D ( Y . R . 3 )
RESOLUTIONN O . S e - 9 0 - 1 6 1
iv )
1-.
THAT THE 1.990 OPERATINGAND CAPITAL BUDGETSOF THE
TOWN OF GEORGINA TO AUTHORIZE THE RAISING OF
$ 6 , 7 5 9 , 8 4 2 F O R G E N E R A LM U N I C I P A T T A X A T I O N P U R P O S E S
BE APPROVED
;
2,
THAT THE BY-tAWS ACCOMPANYINGTHIS REPORT BE
APPROVED, NAMELYI
T O A D O P T T H E E S T T M A T E SO F A t L S U M SR E Q U T R E DF O R
G E N E R A TI V I U N I C I P A LP U R P O S E SD U R I N G T H E Y E A R A N D T O
P R O V I D E F O R T H E L E V Y A N D C O L L E C T I O NO F S U C HR A T E S
FOR THE YEAR 1-990 AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE MAILING
OF NOTICES DEII'IANDINGPAYMENTOF TAXES FOR THE YEAR
l_990,
- TO CHARGE AN AMOUNT DUE FOR THE COST OF A
C E R T I F I C A T E O F T A X A R R E A R .S
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 1 6 2
v)
THAT PERMISSION BE GRANTED TO THE PARISH OF GEORGINA TO
HOLD AN OUTDOOR CELEBRATION SERVICE AT THE JACKSON'S
POINT PARKETTE ON SUNDAY. AUGUST 5TH AT 7:30 P.M. AND
THAT TOWN STAFF MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS TO
CLOSE OFF DALTON ROAD BETWEEN METRO ROAD AND LAKE DRIVE
AND IAKE DRIVE BETWEEN DALTON ROAD AND JAEKSONIS PT.
A V E N U E F R O M A P P R O X I M A T E L Y7 : 0 0 P . M . T O 9 : 0 0 P . M .
R B S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 1 6 3
vi )
THAT PERMISSION BE GRANTED FOR THE KESWICK & DISTRICT
LIONESS CLUB TO HOLD A TURKEY SHOOT ON APRIL 7TH, 1990
A T T H E A N D E R S O NG R A V E T P I T C O M M E N C I N GA T 1 O : O O A . M . A N D
FINTSHING AROUNDDUSK
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t_990-03-30
RECOI',I},IENDATIONSOFTHECOIVIMITTEEOFTHEWHOLEMEETINGHELDON
MARCH30,]-99OCONTID:
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 1 6 4
vii)
THAT PERMISSION
B E G R A N T E D T O P E R I V 1 I TT I 1 E C A N A D I A N
FOUNDATION FOR ILEITIS
AND COLITIS
TO SELL RAFFLE
TICKETS WITHIN THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 1 _ 6 5
viii
) THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ENDORSE THE TOWN OF
N E W M A R K E T I SR E S O L U T I O N R E S P E C T I N G D E P O S I T S O N J U I C E A N D
SOFT DRINK CONTAINERS AND IMPORTED BEER CONTATNERS
R E S O T , U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - l _ 6 6
ix)
THAT APRIL 22ND, L990,
THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
B E P R O C L A I M E DA S I E A R T H D A Y I I N
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - l - 6 7
X)
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ENDORSE THE ASSOCIATION OF
OF ONTARIO I S BULLETIN REGARDING THE
MUNICIPATITIES
GOODS AND SERVICES TAX
RESOLUTIONNO. SC-90-168
xi )
THAT COUNCIL PASS A BY-LAW TO AMEND SCHEDULE 'A' TO BY.
LAW NUMBER 91.1-87-43L,
S A I D A } , I E N D I N GB Y - L A W S H A L L H A V E
FROM THE ZONE
THE EFFECT OF DETETING THE PREFIX 'h'
sYr'{BoLh-Rl,-23-2 ,
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S e - 9 0 - 1 6 9
xii)
THAT COUNCIL PASS A BY.LAW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND
CLERK TO ENTER II{TO A RESTRICTIVE COVENANT AGREEMENT ON
BEHALF OF THE MUNICIPALITY WTTH LAURA ARNOLD, AFFECTING
T A N D S D E S C R T B E D A S P A R T O F L O T L 4 , C O N C E S S T O N6 ( G ) ,
AND FURTHER DESCRIBED AS PART L, DEPOSITED PLAN NUMBER
6 5 R - 1 4 1 _ 3. 2
1 9 9 0 -0 3 - 3 0
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RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHECOMMTTTEEOFTHEWHOLEMEETINGHEIJDON
MARCIT30,l99OCONT'D:
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-l_70
D C O P YO F R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 '
T H A T T H E C T E R KF O R W A RA
S
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8
T
T
C
O
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IvI
I
S
O N E R S O F P L A N N I N G A N'D
2
O
HE
OF YORK.
FOR
THE
REGION
ENGINEERING
Xiii)l.
2,
THAT COUNCTL REQUEST THE REGTON OF YORK TO
REPLACE THE CURRENT 'TOWN OF GEORGINA POPULATIONI
THE
SIGNS WITH ONES THAT ACCURATELY DISPLAY
P O P U L A T I O N O F G E O R G I N A A S 3 6 , O O O.
3.
THAT COUNCTt REQUEST THE REGTONOF YORK TO REVTSE
ITS POPULATION FORECASTS FOR THE TOhINOF GEORGINA
BUILDING UPON THE 1-990 POPULATIONOF 36,OOO.
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-171
xiv)
THAT COUNCIL HOST A COFFEE BREAK AT THE GEORGINA INN
F O R T T I E S U T T O N K I N S T { I E NS P R I N G C O N F E R E N C EO N A P R I L 6 ,
1990
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 1 " 7 2
xv)
T H A T P R I O R T O T H E E O - O R D T N A T T O NA N D A D M T N I S T R A T I O N O F
T H E P O L I C Y C O M M I ? T E E S B E I N G T R A N S F E R R E DT O T H E C T E R K I S
DEPARTMENTPROM THE OTHER MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS, THAT
TO MEET WITH THE EHIEF
THE CLBRK BE INSTRUCTED
OFFICER ?O PREPARE A REPORT FOR THE
ADMINISTRATIVE
PUBLIC AFFAIRS POLICY CO}'IYIITTEB TO REVIEW THE IMPACT OF
T T I E P R O P O S E DC H A N G E S T O T H E P R E S E N T C L E R X I S S T A F F A N D
TO REVIEW WHAT RESPONSIBILITIES
, IF ANY , PRESENTLY
BEING DONE IN THE CLERKI S DEPARTI.{ENTCOULD BE REDISTRIBUTED TO THE OTHER DEPARTIVIENTS.
carried.
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3.
t _9 9 0 -0 3 - 3 0
BY-IAWToCoNFTRMPRoCEEDINGS:
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
proceedings
of Couneil on March 30, 1-990, be now introduced
and read a first,
seeond and third
by the t"layor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-58 (CoU-2)
carried.
on motion
meeting
....
adjour
Johnst
by
:icqoo
\qq0- o|.+-os
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGIONAT MUNICIPALITY OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIL I"IINUTES
( P U B L I C M E E T I N G)
1-990-04-05
10:00A.M.
L.
ROLLCALL:
The Clerk
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
O
2.
were present:
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Councillor
Petherick
CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURES:
Councillor
(b)
Item6
6.
members of Council
with
of interest
Jamieson declared
a conflict
(i) as he resides on Wynhurst Road.
D E P U T A T I O N:S
b)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)
i)
to Amend Zoning By-Iaw No. 9l-lApplication
1-0:00 A.M.
V I C T O R I A N N AP R O P E R T I E SI N e .
Lot L6 , Plan l-90
Agent: llichael
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 3 0
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
Iist
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Smith
Planning
Smith
Mr.
t"lichael
of Michael
stated that this
Consultants,
applieation
a zoning change to permit
is to request
property.
professional
He
offices
on the subject
o
f
t
h
e
s
u
b
j
e
c
t
indicated that Mr. Nicholas Copes, owner
lands, is also in attendance.
s e 9 0 1 0. M r N
6.
1_990-04-05
DEPUTATIONS:
b)
i)
l'1r. Smith utilized
the
a pLan of the area to indicate
location of the subject lands to Council.
He indicated
that a public
meeting was held on January 26, l-990,
with the surrounding
of Wynhurst Road and
residents
that several compromises had been reached at that tirne.
report
indicates
Mr. Smith stated that the planner's
that the proposed professional
use of the subject land
nature of
would be an intrusion
into the residential
the community but there are other commercial uses in
the area .
Mr. Smith indicated
that there is a height restriction
use of the
on the subject
Lands,
that
residential
building
50eo of the total
could
be no more than
has to be
building
area and that one of the residents
an operator of the business.
onto the rear of
Mr. Smith indicated
that the addition
use
past the porch area is for residential
the building
be
would
uindows
only
and that
no southerly
constructed.
stated that the
Mr. HaroId Lenters,
Senior Planner,
Region of York Engineering Department comments would be
important
to this application
and said these comments
have not been received to date.
Mr. Lenters stated that the zoning applied for is the
site-specific
General Commercial zoning allowing only a
drl accessory
d clinic,
business or professional
officer
this
and that
residential
use, and uses accessory
would comply with the official
Plan.
proposes an
Mr. Lenters
that the applicant
indicated
from the
exterior
side yard setback of 3.22metres
L2metres
the required
required
L2metres
and that
should be maintained.
that the abutting lands are of a
a home
residential
nature
with
two supporting
character,
occupation.
Because of this
residential
of
maintaining
the appearance of , and the integrity
the residential
neighbourhood is an issue that must be
clearly
addressed.
He stated that parking in the front
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6.
1_990-04-05
D E P U T A T I O N S:
b)
i )
jeopardizes
of the building
the residential
clearly
character
carefuL
of the neighbourhood
and that
consideration
will
have to be given to the location of
parking spaces .
Mr. Lenters
be
recommended that
the application
approved,
that the amending by-Iaw be site specific,
that
the owner enter into a site plan agreement with
the Town of Georgina and that the applicant
submit a
deposited
reference
survey to the Development Services
Department.
Mayor Johnston read at this time a letter
of objection
from [vlr. Tom Kennedy of Keswick and a letter
of support
from I"1r. Joe Dales, owner of the property to the south
of the subject lands .
Mrs.
l,tarion
Road read a
Gilbert
of 187 Wynhurst
petition
paper drawn up by Joe Dales, solicitor.
She
indicated that the builder had originally
said that the
addition
on the rear of the building
would be in line
porch and no further,
with the existing
but his agent
now says that
the addition
is proposed to go further
back.
Mr. Peter Sarrasin of J-84 Wynhurst Road stated that he
bought his property
on Wynhurst Road seventeen years
ago and that the lots on this road are wide with nice
homes on them.
He stated that he resents the business
encroachment
was once a
onto Wynhurst Road as this
private
road but had since been assumed by the Town.
to have an
He does not want the proposed
business
entrance onto Wynhurst Road as he would Iike the road
t o r e m ai n p r i v a t e
and quiet .
Mr. Smith stated that at the public meeting of January
26, he indicated
that there would be no expansion of
purposes and that it is
the building
for commercial
agreeable to the owner that the addition
be to the end
porch to square the building
off,
but
of the existing
that the owner would like to build an addition
to the
front of the building
to square it off .
proposed
!1r. Lenters
indicated
that
the originally
addition
to the rear of the building
is agreeable but
adding onto the front
would decrease three parking
spaces which is not agreeable.
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6.
l-990-04-05
DEPUTATIONS:
b)
SpecialCouncilt"leetinq(PubIicl"leetinq)Cont'd:
i)
Mrs.
cars
Gilbert
sitting
stated
that
in front
of
are presently
there
garage
on the
the
unused
subject
lands that are owned by the tenants and are an eyesore
and would like something to be done about it.
uses are
Mr. Smith
the proposed
that
indicated
professional
or business offices
and also an accessory
residence.
square footage
He indicated
that the total
of the building
will
be approximately 3,000 square feet
1,000 square feet,
with the residence
approximately
leaving
one, two or three
2,000
square
feet
for
offices.
Mrs. Linda Doyley of 180 Wynhurst Road stated that by
observing
and business
the surrounding
commercial
offices
in the area, the parking is never sufficient
for the customers as a nunber of cars are constantly
parked on the side of The Queensway,
Mrs. Jan Dales, neighbour to the immediate south of the
subject
to her
land,
that
according
indicated
information,
the only people that can reside at this
residence
or
would
be the owner of the business
employees of that business .
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-l-79
1.
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY VICTORIANNA
PROPERTIES INC., BEING AN APPLIEATION TO AMEND
Z O N I N G B Y - L A W N U M B E R9 1 . 1 T O P E R M I T A P R O F E S S I O N A L
O F E I C E A N D O N E D W E I , L I N G U N I T O N L A N D D E S C R I B E DA S
L O T 1 6 , P L A N ] . 9 8 , B E A P P R O V E DW I T H T H E F O T L O W I N G
REQUTRED PRIOR TO THE PASSING OF A BY-LAW
AMENDMENT
;
A)
2.
APPROVAL
FROM THE
DEPARTMENT.
REGIONAL
ENGINEERING
THAT THE AMENDING BY-LAW PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING
S I T E S P E C I F I C P R O V I S I O N S:
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6.
1_990-04-05
DEPUTATIONS:
b)
i)
USES INCLUDE :
THAT THE ONI,Y PERMITTED
ONE
OFFICE,
BUSINESS
OR PROFESSIONAL
ACCESSORY RESIDENCE, AND USES ACCESSORYTO
TTIOSE PERMITTED;
ii)
BE THOSE
?HAT
THE
ZONE REQUIREMENTS
TO THE EXISTING
PERTAINING
SPECIFICALLY
BUILDING ON THE SITE;
iii)
REITEF FROM THE REQUTRED PLANTTNG STRrP FROIVI
THE SOUTHERLY INTERIOR LOT LINE;
iv)
T H A T N O E N T R A N C EB E A L T O W E DF R O M W Y N H U R S T
ROAD;
v)
THAT THE BUILDING
STOREY;
vi)
T H A T S Q U A R I N GO F F T H E R E A R O F T H E B U I L D I N G T O
ONI,Y.
THE PORCHBE PERIV1ITTED
BE RESTRICTED TO ONE
3.
T H A T T T T EO W N E RE N T E R I N T O A S I T E P L A N A G R E E I V I E N T
W I T H T H E T O I ^ I NO F G E O R G I N A , S A I D A G R E E M E N TT O B E
EXEEUTED PRIOR TO THE TSSUANCE OF A BUILDING
PERMIT.
4.
SUBMISSIoN To THE DEVELOPMENT
S E R V I C E SD E P A R T M E N T
O F A D E P O S I T E D R E F E R E N C ES U R V E Y O F T H E S U B J E C T
LAND.
carried.
ii)
....
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law
R O C C OI ' T O R T E L L I T I
Lob 60, Plan 372
Agent : Farmworks Architects
911
10:48 A.M.
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 3 3
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
o
r
d
e
r
.
were in
procedure
for
Public
a public
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6.
t_990-04-05
DEPUTATIONS:
b)
ii)
Mr. Keith Currey, agent for the Applicant,
stated that
the subject property
is located on The Queensway and is
(Rl-)
presently
zoned 'Urban Residential
First Density'
'
L
o
c
a
l
and wishes to rezone the property
Commercial'
to
(C3).
the applicant,
He stated
that Mr. Mortelliti,
was also in attendance.
Mr. Currey stated
that he has a few small
request
that
could
relieve
some of the
concerns .
ehanges to
planner's
Mr. Currey indicated
of the building
that the footprint
Therefore,
is 224 square metres with two aparLments.
parking
eight
spaces are required
for the main floor
(two spaces per
and four
spaces for
the apartment
apartment).
He noted that three metre planting strips
owners plan to
would not be necessary
as adjoining
rezone their properties
in the future.
that
Mr. Harold
indicated
Senior
Planner,
Lenters,
there
have
the commenting
been no objections
from
Engineering
agencies
although
the
Region
of York
that this
He stated
Department
has not yet commented.
Plan.
application
does not comply with the official
stores
lvlr. Lenters
stated
that
convenience
Local
needs of the
necessary
to serve
the day-to-day
immediate surrounding
residential
area may be permitted
measures such as
and that
special
where necessary,
increased yards and parking or landscape buffer strips
of
may be required
the amenities
in order to protect
the surrounding
residential
area .
that new Highway Commercial uses
between or
may be permitted
by way of minor infilling
minor additions
Highway Commercial areas
to existing
that
were in existence
as of November 23, L984.
Scattered commercial development shall be discouraged.
from the
Mr. Lenters read through the relief
required
Zoning By-Iaw,
indicating
that
the amount of relief
required
in order
from the By-law's minimum provisions
to permit the development is excessive and unaccepfable
to staff
and that
as proposed may
the development
result
in an incompatible
Iand use in a predominantly
residential
area of the t"lunicipality
and add to an ever
increasing
amount of traffic
using The Queensway.
S E 9 O 1 O. M I N
6.
1990-04-05
DEPUTATIONS:
b)
ii)
Mr. tenters
refused.
recommended
that
this
application
be
property,
Mr. Michael
Steff,
owner of the abutting
stated that he has no objection
Mr. Currey
indicated
commercial business in
t"loved by Council lor
that
there
this area.
is
a fair
bit
of
Laird
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
N O. S C - 9 0 - L 8 0
T H A T T H E A P P T I C A T I O N S U B M I T T E D B Y R O C C OM O R T E T L I T I ,
B E I N G A N A P P L I C A T T O N T O A M E N D Z O N I N G B Y - L A W N U M B E R9 1 1 T O P E R M I T L O C A L C O M I I , I E R C I AULS E S O N L A N D D E S C R I B E DA S
L O T 6 0 , P L A N 3 7 2 , B E D E F E R R E DT O A L L O W T H E P A R T I E S
I N V O L V E DT O D I S C U S S T H E A P P L I C A T I O N T O A F U L L E R E X T E N T
carried
iii)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law No. 9L1
LLztT A.M.
DAVID ROSS
Part Lot l-8, Concession 2 (Gl
Agent : Joe Kablinger
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 3 1 -
l4ayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Publie
a public
stated that
Mr. Joe Kablinger,
he has no objections
report on this
to the planner's
application.
Mr, Harold
application
By-Iaw.
Lenters,
complies
Senior Planner,
with the Official
stated that the
Plan and Zoning-
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6.
1_990-04-05
DEPUTATTONS:
b)
SpecialCouncilPleeting(Publictvleetinq)Cont'd:
iii)
be
Mr. Lenters
recommended that
this
application
approved.
He recommended that the owners enter into a
restrictive
covenant agreement to run with the land,
that a park levy be paid as a condition
of building
permit approval and that the amending by-law require a
yard setback and a minimum 376
minimum 30 metre front
metre rear yard setback.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
1-.
SUBMITTED BY DAVID ROSS,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBBR
9].1- TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUETION OF A DETACHED
DWEIJLING UNIT ON LAND DESCRIBED AS PART LOT 18,
CONCESSION 2 (G}, BE APPROVED, AND THE FOLTOWING
BE REQUIRBD PRIOR TO THB PASSING OF A BY-LAW
AMENDMENT:
A)
THAT THE OWNERS, AT THEIR EXPENSE, ENTER
I N T O A R E S T R I C T I V E E O V E N A N T A G R E E M E N TT O R U N
WTTH THE LAND WHICH ACKNOWTEDGES
THE
PROXIVlITY
OF POTENTIAL
AGRICULTURAL,
EXTRACTION AND FORESTRY USES TN THE AREA AND
AGREES NOT TO TAKE AETION TO RESTRICT THE
SAIIIE.
2,
OF
THAT A PARK LEVY BE PAID AS A CONDITION
BUILDING PERMTT APPROVAL, SAID LEVY NOT TO EXCEED
FIVE PER CENT OF THE VALUE OF THE SUBJECT LAND.
3.
THAT THE AMENDING BY-LAW SHALL REQUIRE A IVIINIMUM
30 M ( ].OO FT . ) FRONT YARD SETBACK AND A MINIMUM
376 I'I (1-,233.66 FT.) REAR YARD SETBACK.
carried.
....
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6.
r_990-04-05
DEPUTATIONS :
b)
SpecialCouncilt"leetino(PublicMeetinq)Contrd:
iv)
Application
By-1aw No.
to Arnend The official
911-
PIan
and Zoning
1L: 1-9A.M.
PETER I.,EVY INVESTI'IENTSLII{ITED
Lot L4, Registered Plan 300
R E P O R TN O . D S . g O - 2 9
advised
Mayor Johnstorr
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Planning
Smith
Michael
Smith
of Michael
Mr,
stated that he
Consultarrts,
prepared
the
to
accept
and
his
client
are
recommendation for deferral
at this time.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner, indieated that the
of Health comments were received at the
Medical officer
of the Health Unit
last minute and that Wayne Buller
indicated
that the appl,icant should submit a new survey
of the property along with a revised plan of the septic
discussion.
system and well for further
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Boothby
R E S O T J U T T ONNO. S C - 9 0 - 1 8 2
SUBMITTED BY PETER LEVY
THAT THE APPTICATIO}]
I N V E S T M E N T S L T D . , B E I N G A N A P P I , I C A T I O N T O A M E N DT H E
O F F I C I A L P L A N A N D Z O N I N G B Y - L A W N U M B E R9 1 - 1 -T O P E R I V 1 I T
THE ERECTION OF A DWELLING UNIT ON A PRIVATE RIGHT*OFW A Y O N L A N D D E S C R I B E DA S L O T 1 4 , P L A N 3 O O , B E D E F E R R E D
U N T I L A P P R O V A L H A S B E E N R E C E I V E D F R O MT H E R E G I O N O F
AND
Y O R K H E A T T H U N I T , T H E M I N I S T R Y O F N A T U R A LR E S O U R C E S
THE LAKE STIVICOE
REGION CONSERVATIONAUTHORITY.
carried.
....
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3.
1990-04-05
1_0
BY-LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Counci I lor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
That By-Law No. 90-59 (COU-2) being a by-Iaw to confirm the
proceedings of Council on April
5, 1990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third time, passed and numbered
By-Law No. 90-59 (cou-2)
carried.
Moved by Councillor
by
....
Pallett
Laird
That
the Special
Council
Meeting
Committee of the Whole Meeting at this
carried.
the
into
reconvene
time (11-:20 a.m.)
. . . .
bhnston,
Mayor
fl{\orqeol
t9,e nnrnsut(\ otr
\qq6-ctvz6
MAYOR FOR THE MONTTI OF APRIL
(AI,TERNATE
COUNCILLOR MORRISON
COUNCILLOR JAMIESON)
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA
IN THE
OF YORK
EOUNCILMINUTES
1-990-04-r-2
7:30 P.M.
1.
MOMENTOFMEDITATION:
2.
was observed.
RoLL CALL :
call
and the
following
members of
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
l"lorrison
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Cloney
Regional Councillor Wheeler (arrived at 7242 p.m.)
3.
CoNFTTCToFTNTERESTDTSCLoSURES:
None.
4.
M I N U T E S O F P R E V I O U SM E E T T N G S :
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That the following
presented:
a)
Minutes of
l - s t , l - 9 9 0.
b)
Minutes of
c)
lvlinutes of the
2Oth, L990.
the
BooLhby
seLs of
Council
minutes
be adopted
Special
Council
Meeting
held
the Council
Special
on March
Meet.ing held on March 8th,
Council
Meeting
held
as
l-990.
on March
4.
M I N U T E S O F P R E V I O U S M E E T I N G S:
d)
Minutes of the
3ot,h, t_990.
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on March
e)
Minutes of the
30t,h, l_990.
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on t'larch
Carried
5.
I ' I I N U T E SO F T H E P O L I C Y C O M M I T T E EM E E T I N G S :
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That the following
presented:
i)
Boothby
Policy
Committee Minutes
Minutes of the Industry
and Tourism
Meeting held on March 28th, 1990.
be adopted
Policy
as
Committee
Carried. . . . .
6.
None.
7.
DEPUTATIONS
:
i)
Continuation of a Public Meeting
Z o n i n g A m e n d m e n tA p p l i c a t i o n
03.609
D A N N YS f D I R O P O I O U S , P a r t L o t L , C o n c e s s i o n 3 ( N G ) , T h e
Queensway/l'lorLon Drive
Mr. Plichael
Smith,
Agent for
Mr. Danny Sidiropolous,
indicated
to Council
Members that he had met with Mr. D.
Collins,
owner of the adjacent property to the south of the
property
subject"
by Mr.
raised
to discuss
the concerns
Collins at the previous public meetings.
Mr. Smith stated that the owner of the land has agreed to
the rezoning of the subject property to permit only specific
commercial
uses and that Mr. Collins
had agreed to these
uses .
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L990- 04- L2
DEPUTATIONS:
of Planning
and Development
Ftr. Doug Carroll,
Director
that
his staff
are recommending a
indicated
to Council
permit the
General Commerciat (CI) Zone to specifically
following
uses :
fruit
market
automobile sales establishment
antique shop
public garage/mechanical
animal hospital
tourist
information
centre
business or professional
office
retail
store not exceeding 200 square metres
c I ub
print
shop
No personei inferested
present.
Moved by Councillor
in
the
rezoning
of
these
lands
were
Jamieson
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - L 8 3
1.
T H A T T H E A P P L I C A T I O N S U B M I T T E DB Y D A N N Y S I D I R O P O U L O S ,
B E T N G A N A P P L I C A T I O N T O A M E N D Z O N I N G B Y - L A W N U M B E R9 1 1 .
T O P E R M I T C O M M E R C T AU
L S E S O N L A N D D E S C R I B E DA P A R T O F
L O T 1 0 , C O N C E S S T O 3N ( N G ) , B E A P P R O V E D .
2.
THAT THE AMENDING BY.I,AW PROVIDE RELTEF FROM THE
REQUIRED PLANTING STRIP (SECTION 5.25)
ALONG WITH THE
SOUTHERLV LOT LINE .
3.
THAT THE AMENDING BY.LAW PROVTDE THE FOLLOWING USES BE
THE ONIY PERMITTED USES :
-
AN ANTIQUE SHOP OR CRAFT SHOP
AN ANIMAL HOSPITAL
A BAKESHOP
A BANK OR OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
A B U S T N E S S O R P R O F E S S I O N A I JO F F I C E
A CLUB, COMMERCIAL OR PRIVATE
A COMMERCTAL SCHOOL
A DRY CLEANING OUTLET
A LAUNDROMAT
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L990-04-L2
A MOTOR VEHTCLE SALES AREA
A NURSERY OR COMMERCIAT GREENHOUSE
A RETAIL STORE
A SERVICE SHOP, PERSONAL OR LIGIIT
A STUDIO
A TAXI STAND
A THEATRE
AN UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT
AN ACCESSORY BUILDING OR USE
4.
THAT THE OWNER ENTER INTO A SITE
THE TOWN OF GEORGINA .
PIAN
A G R E E I T { E N TW I T H
Carried. . . . .
ii )
Continuation
of a Public Meeting
Zoning AmendmentApplication
03.606
WfLLIAM SEILERS, Part Lot 3, Concession (G) - HWY
48
Mr. Michael
Sellers,
Smith,
Agent for Mr. William
indicated
lands had been
the rezoning of the subject
deferred at a previous Public Meeting pending further
discussions
with the Region of York Health Unit and the
Ministry
of Agriculture
and Food.
Mr. Smith stated
Lhat a compromise had been reached with the Region of
York Health Unit by restricting
the permitted
uses on
these lands .
Mr. Smit,h stated that Mr. PauI Troster,
owner of the
Sutton MoteI who had stated
his concerns during the
Public Meeting held on January 4, L990, has withdrawn
his objections
to the land rs€o
for a
Mr. Smith indicated that the rezoning application
Service
Commercial (C2) Zone complies to the Town of
Georgina official
Plan but has been objecLed to by the
l4inistry
of Agriculture
ministry
and Food under their
guidelines .
Mr. Doug Carroll,
Director
of Planning and Development,
was in agreement
that
this
with
statement
the
application
meets the Official
Plan but does not meet
the Ministry
Mr.
of Agriculture
and Food Guidelines.
Carroll
stated
that
and
the Ministry
of Agriculture
Food quoted guidelines
established
by the Ministry
which are not policies
of the ministry.
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L990- 04- L2
DEPUTATTONS
:
Mr. Carroll
uses at this
indicated
time .
there
are not incompatibility
of
Mr. Paul Troster,
owner of the Sutton Motel, hras in
attendance
and stated
that
this
type of commercial
change should be supported and he indicated
he does not
object to the approval of the rezoning of these lands.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Morrison
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-l_84
l.
SUBIIIITTED BY WILLIAI',I SEI,LERS,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-IAW NO. 91.1 TO
PERMIT SERVTCE EOMMERCIAL (82l USES ON LANDS DESCRIBED
A S P A R T L O T 3 , C O N C E S S T O N6 ( c ) , B E A P P R O V E D .
Carried
Moved by Councillor
as Amended. . . . .
Palletl
Morrison
That
the above motion
in the third
"restricted"
be amended by addi-ng the word
Iine before the word "service"
Carried
iii)
Mr. G. Danbrook,
President
of the Georgina Builders
Association,
of Lot Grading and
respecting
Regulation
Drainage.
Regional Councillor
Wheeler reguested that ftem l-0 (b) (i)
of the Council
Agenda regarding
Reeommendation of the
Development Policy Committee Pleeting held on March 7, 1990,
be brought forward and dealt with at, this time.
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6
r.990-04-12
Mr . Danbrook reguested that Council defer the proposed bylaw to regul ate the grading and filling
of lots unt,il I"1r.
Mag I oughlen
has returned
so lhat
their
from vacation
concerns can be addressed.
b)
RECOMMENDATIoNSOFTHEDEVELoPMENTPoLIcYcoIT{MITTEE
MEETINGHELDONMARCHOT,].990:
Moved by Regional
Seconded
Councillor
by Councillor
htheeler
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O N N O. C - 9 0 . ] - 8 5
1.
THAT A NEW BY-IAW TO REGUTATE THE GRADING AND FILI,ING
oF toTs
AND THE REQUIREMENT FOR LOT GRADTNG DEPOSITS
SPECIFY THE TYPES OF BUILDINGS AND RE-GRADING TO WHICH
THE PROVISIONS OF THE BY-I,AW WOUTD APPLY BE DEFERRED TO
THE DEVELOPMENT
POLICY
COMMITTEE
FOR FURTHER
DISCUSSION.
carried.
7.
....
D E P U T A T I O N:S C o n t ' d
iv)
Mrs. Beverly
Meech, l-09 Oakcrest
Avenue, K€swick,
property.
respecting
a 3 metre easement on their
Mr. Tom MacPherson, Solicitor
representing
Mrs. Beverly
Meech, indicated to Council Members that a three metre (9.84
ft)
drainage easement in favour of the Town of Georgina is
located at the rear of her property.
Mr . MacPherson
when the
was
indicated
that
house
constructed
the buil-der erred and as a resulL the footings
of the house encroaches onto the easement by .5metres.
Ivlrs. l"leech is requesting
a complete release of the Easement
Agreement because she believes
this will
hinder a future
purchase and sale of the property
by creating
a "cloud on
title"
.
Mrs. Meech stated that the drainage easement has not been to
full
capacity
since the house has been built
and does not
contain any water to date.
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r-990-04-1_2
DEPUTATIONS:
Mr. I"lichael
BaskervilLe,
Engineering
Manager, , was in
attendance and spoke on behalf of the Town of Georgina.
Mr.
Baskerville
indicat,ed that he has not received complaints of
water damage in the area of Oakcrest and The Queensway even
though there has been severe rain storms in recent years.
Mr. Baskerville
indicated
to Council that the Agreement for
Drainage
Easement requested
of the Meech's in a standard
form which
releases
of damage
the Town from any claims
caused by improper drainage .
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That the issue of the drainage
easement at L09 oakcrest
Avenue, Keswick, Part of Lot 11, Concession 3, designated as
Part 3 on Plan 65R-l-1-400 be deferred,
and a request
for
information
of the Town Solicitor
and Insurance Company with
regard to the Town's water drainage liability
be obtained.
Lost
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Boothby
That the proposed Indemnification
deleting the following
in Item2:
not limited
to drainage " .
Agreement be amended by
"whatsoever, including but
Lost. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Pallett
RESOTUTTON O. e-90-1_86
T H A T T H E D E P U T A T I O NB Y M R . T O M M A C P H E R S O S
NO L I C I T O R , A G E N T
F O R M R S . B E V E R L Y I \ , I E E C HR E G A R D I N G A 3 I 4 E T R E D R A I N A G E
E A S E M E N T ,B E R E C E I V E D F O R I N F O R M A T T O N .
Carried. . . , ,
v)
Mr. John Rogers,
Chairperson,
York Region Distriet
Health Council Steering Committee respecting
District
Health
Councils
and the mandate of the Steering
Committee .
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7.
L990-04-L2
DEPUTATTONS:
t'lr. Rogers submitted information
for the perusal of Council
regarding
the operafing
services and the area wide planning
for specialized
services which is provided by the district
health council,
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - L 8 7
T H A T T H E I N F O R M A T T O NR E C E T V E DF R O MM R . R O G E R SR E G A R D T N G
THE
OPERATING SERVICES AND THE AREA WTDE PLANNING FOR
S P E C I A L I Z E D S E R V I C E S P R O V T D E DB Y T H E D I S T R I C T H E A L T H C O U N C I L
BE RECEIVED FOR INFORMATION
.
Carried. . . ..
vi )
Vivien
Green,
Georgina
Community Resource
respecting the Housing Access Project.
Centre
Mrs. Green introduced
who spoke to
Ms. Pauline Costella,
Council regarding
the lack of affordable
housing and as l'ls.
Terry Hewitt who indicated
to Council that a "Housing Fare"
on housing choices
for affordable
homes is scheduled for
Friday
June 15, 1-990, and a "Housing Maze" has also been
constructed to educate the public on affordable
housing.
Mrs. Green indicated
of Housing and the
that the Ministry
Ministry
of Community and Social
Services
are joint.ly
funding a "Neighbours Grant" to which she is reguesting the
support of Council .
Moved by Council 1or Cloney
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - ] . 8 8
T H A T T H E C O U N C I L O F T H E T O W N O F G E O R G I N A S U P P O R T ST H E
APPLTCATTON TO THE MINISTRY OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS FOR A
N E I B H B O U R S G R A N T T O I N C R E A S E C O M M U N T T YA W A R E N E S SA N D T O
D E V E T O PL O C A T S U P P O R TF O R T N C R E A S E DH O U S I N GC H O I E E S I N T H E
TOWN.
Carried. . . . .
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8.
1990-04-L2
9
COMMUNICATTONS:
a)
ForDisposition;
t"loved by Councillor
l"lorrison
Pallett
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 8 9
i )
That
t h e c o r r e s p o n d e n c e f r o m Mr . K e n H i I I ,
McChesney, Rogers, McCann-Smith & HiIl respecting
the
to Auto
Insurance
Proposed
Amendments
Legislation , be received for information.
Carried.
Moved by Councillor
. . . .
Pallett
Laird
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 1 9 0
ii)
of
from the Ministry
That the eorrespondence
Municipal
the Heritage Village
Affairs
respecting
Program at the Canadian
Exhibition,
National
August 15 - September 03, l-990, be referred to Mr.
Glen Campbell, Director
of Recreation and Events,
for disposit,ion.
Carried. . . . .
O
8.
co p l MU N rcA T ro N S :
b)
Routine
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That
t he
information
f o I I owing
:
Laird
c o r r e s pondenc e be
rec eived
fo r
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 1 9 1
i)
The Regional
Municipality
Recycled Materials processing
of York
Facility.
respecting
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8.
r 990- 04- L2
1"0
COMMUNICATIONS:
b)
Routine
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 9 2
ii)
Plrs. S. Wingrove respecting
"Baby and Me" program.
the
Sutton
Library
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 1 9 3
iii)
Federation of Canadian Municipalities
the FCM International
Program.
respecting
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 1 9 4
iv)
l,linistry
of Natural Resources respecting
Forest Week, May 6 - L2, l-990.
National
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 1 9 5
v)
of York respecting
1990 Road Construetion Programme.
the
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - l - 9 6
vi)
Serta Toronto,
of Starr Bedding Products
Division
Limited,
respecting Better Sleep Month, May 1-990.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - l _ 9 7
vii)
York Region Transplant
Awareness Group respecting
Transplant Games Day, April 1990.
Carried. . r . .
9.
PETITIONS:
None.
1-0.
COMIvIITTEE
AND OTHER REPORTS:
a)
R E C O I { M E N D A T I O NO
S F T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
HELD ON APRIL 05, I-990:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
I
I
i
i
Wheeler
I'lorrison
That the following
Committee af. the Whole recommendations
from the meeting held on April 05, 1990, be approved:
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10.
L 990- 04 - L 2
LL
A)
SF T H E C O I . , I M I T T E O
E F T H E W H O L EM B E T I N G
HELDON APRIL 05, 1990:
R E S O L U T T ON O . e - 9 0 - 1 9 8
i)
THAT AN AMENDMENT BE MADE TO BY-LAW NO. 90-35
( PWE-I ) , BEING A BY-LAW TO PROHIBIT AND REGULATE
T H E D T S C H A R G EO F G U N S O R O T H E R F I R E A R M S , A I R - G U N S ,
SPRTNG-GUNS, CROSS-BOWS, LONG-BOWS, OR ANY CLASS
OR TYPE THEREOF IN THE MUNICIPALITY
OR IN ANY
DEFTNED AREAS THEREOF THAT CONCESSION 1., PART tOT
22 AND PART LOT 23, BE TNCLUDED IN THE RESTRICTED
AREA OF THE BY-LAW
RESOLUTIONNO. C-90-l_99
ii)
THAT COUNCIL PASS A BY.LAW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRICTIVE EOVENANT
AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE MUNICTPALITY WITTI BRUCE
AND JEAN TRAVISS,
AFFECTING LANDS DESCRIBED AS
PART OF LOT 6, CONCESSION 5 (NG),
AND FURTHER
DESCRIBED AS PART 1, DEPOSITED PLAN NUMBER 65R-
1 ,4 t9 2.
Carried.
l4oved by Regional
Councillor
. . . .
Wheeler
Morrison
R E S O L U T I O N N O. C - 9 0 - 2 0 0
iii)
]..
T H A T T H E D R A F T S U B D T V T S T O NA G R E E M E N TA T T A C H E D
TO REPORT EM-90-02
TO BE ENTERED INTO BY
TARRY QUESENBERRY , AS OWNER , AND THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA,
BE
R E V I S E D A S F O L L O W S:
i)
SECTION 9 . ]- BE AMENDED TO ALLOW THE
CONS?RUCTTONOF SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS
WITH ATTACHED OR DETAEHED GARAGES AND
THAT THE SUBI"IISSION OF APPLICATIONS TO
BE EXEMPTED FROM THE BRICK AND STONE
VENEER REQUIREMENT BE PERMTTTED
ii)
SECTION 10.]- BE AMENDEDTO PROVIDE THAT
THE FRONT AND SIDE YARDS, ALL SWALES,
SLOPES STEBPER THAN FOUR HORIZONTAL TO
ONE VERTICAL
BE SODDED AND THE REAR
YARDS BE SEEDED.
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I2
L990-04-1_2
COMMTTTEEANDOTHERREPORTS;
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON APRTL 05, 1990:
iii
2.
)
T H A T T H E O WN E R B E P E R M I T T E D T O
CONSTRUCTTHREE PRE.REGISTRATION HOMES
ON THE LANDS TO BE SUBDIVTDED SUBJECT TO
PUBLIC HEALTH APPROVAL .
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
AND CLERK TO EXECUTE A SUBDIVISION AGREEMENT
AND EASEMENT AGREEMENTS AS MAY BE REQUIRED
BETWEEN LARRY QUESENBERRY, AS OWNER, AND THE
CORPORATION
OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
RESPECTTNG THE DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION
IDENTIFTED BY MINISTRY FILE NO. 1.9T-87090
LYING IN PART OF LOTS 2L AND 22, CONCESSION 6
(c) .
Carried
Moved by Regional
Councillor
as Amended
Wheeler
Morrison
(i)
That
section
5 be
line
exempted" and adding "Council
amended by deleting
for exemption".
Carried.
"be
r . . .
10.
b)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E D E V E L O P M E N TP O L I C Y C O M I V I I T T E EM E E T I N G
HELD ON MARCH 07 , 1990 :
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 0 1 1.
BE HIRED TO
THAT AN ENGINEERING
TECHNTCIAN
ADMINISTER THE GRADTNG AND FILLING BY-LAW AND THAT
FUNDS BE TRANSFERRED FROM THE ENGTNEERING FEES
RESERVE ACCOUNT TO COVER THE ADDITIONAL COST.
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1-3
1-0.
COTvIMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSI
b)
R E E O M M E N D A T I O N S O F T H E D E V E L O P M E N TP O L I C Y C O M M I T T E E M E E T I N G
HELD ON MARCH 07 , ]. 990 :
T H A T T H E T O W N P R E F E R S T H A T S T O R M W A T E RM A N A G E M E N T
FACILITIES
TO BE OWNED AND MAINTAINED BY THE TOWN
BE WET DETENTION
PONDS AND NOT DRY PONDS AS
P R O P O S E DB Y T H E M I N I S T R Y O F N A T U R A L R E S O U R C E S . T T
IS THE TOWNIS OBJECTIVE THAT THE NUMBEROF PONDS
BE MINTMIT,ED
BY REQUIRTNG
ONE FACILITY
FOR
DEVELOPMENTS IÎITHIN THE SAME DRAINAGE AREA .
3.
THAT THE CONSULTANTS DESIGNING THE STORMWATER
M A N A G E M E N TF A C T L I T I E S
F O R T H E H O M E S T E A DA N D A S T O N
M E A D O W SS U B D I V I S I O N S R E V I S E T H E D E S I G N T O P R O V I D E
FOR A WET DETENTION POND.
4.
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO REDUCE THE SPEED LIMIT
IN THE VICINITY
OF VARNEY ROAD AND DEER PARK ROAD
TO 60 KM PER HOUR FOR 2OO METRES IN EACH DIRECTION
FROM THE INTERSECTION .
5.
THAT STOP STGNS NOT BE INSTALLED ON LAKE DRIVE
EAST TN ROCHES POINT ( BRIGHTON BEACH) .
6.
THAT MAYOR JOHNSTON REQUEST THE YORK REGIOhIAL
POLICE TO INCREASE ITS SPEED CONTROL EFFORTS ALONG
THE ABOVE SECTION OF ROAD.
7.
T H A T T H E S U B M I S S I O N B Y M R . J O H N H I C K S R E G A R D I N GA
TREE PRESERVATION
AND ASSESSMENT POLICY BE
D E F E R R E D T O T H E D E V E L O P M E N TM E E T I N G O F A P R T L l ] - T H ,
1-990 AND THAT MR. HICKS BE INVITED TO ATTEND.
8.
THAT
A BY -LAW
TO ENACT ONE HOUR PARK I NG
RESTRICTIONS ON LAKE DRIVE EAST BETWEEN DALTON
ROAD AND JACKSON I S POINT AVENUE BE PRESENTED TO
T H E I V I A R C H8 T H , 1 9 9 0 C O U N C I L M E E T T N G .
9.
THAT THE MOST WESTERLY PARKING SPACE TN FRONT OF
THE JACKSONI S POTNT POST OFFICE BE DESIGNATED A
TIANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE AND THAT SIGNS BE
TNSTALLED ACCORDTNGLY.
Carried
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L990- 04- L2
L4
COMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS :
C)
R E C O M M E N D A TI O N S O F T H E E C O N O I { I E A F F A I R S
C O M M I T T E EM E E T I N G H E L D O N M A R C H0 7 , I - 9 9 0 :
Moved by Councillor
Seconded By Regional
POLTCY
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O T J U T T ONNO, C - 9 0 - 2 0 2
i )
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ENGAGE THE FIRM OF C.N.
WATSON AND ASSOCIATES I,IMTTED TO PREPARB A NEW
DEVELOPMENT CHARGE POLTCY AS REQUIRED UNDER THE
DEVELOPMENT CHARGES ACT, ].989, AND THAT AN AMOUNT
OF $25,OOO BE TRANSFERRED FROM THE INDUSTRY AND
T O U R T S M C O M P O N E N TO F T H E L O T L E V Y F U N D T O F I N A N C E
S U C H A S T U D Y.
ii)
THAT THE TOWN PROCEEDTO DISPOSE OF LOT LzL, PLAN
3].8, W/S OF PARK ROAD, ROYAL BEACH AREA, THROUGH
AN OPEN LISTING TO ALL REAL ESTATE FTRMS, AND THAT
PRIOR TO THE LISTING BEING PIACED, AN APPRAISAL BE
C O M P L E T E DT O E S T A B L T S H T H E L I S T T N G P R I C E .
iii)
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA AGREES IN PRINCIPLE WITH
THE POSITION TAKEN BY A.M.O. TN THEIR DISEUSSION
''NEW
GRANTS ENTITTED
PAPER ON CONDITIONAL
DIMENSIONS'' IN THAT THERE TS EVIDENT NEED FOR A
SHAR I NG
COMPLETE
REVIEW
OF THE REVENUE
A R R A N G B M E N T SB E T W E E N T H E P R O V I N C I A L A N D M U N I C I P A L
LEVELS OF GOVERNMENTTSUCH REVIEW SHOULD BE BASED
ON THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTTONS ADDRESSED IN THE
A.M.O. REVIEW OF
WHO IS NOW RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS SERVICE?
WHO IN THE FUTURE SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE?
WHO IS NOW PAYING FOR THIS SERVTCE?
WHO SHOULD PAY? AND
T H A T O N L Y A F T E R S U F F I C I E N T P R O G R E S SH A S B E E N M A D E
TOhIARDS A NEW TRANSFER ARRANGEMENT, WOULD THE TOWN
OF GEORGINA ENDORSE THE " DECONDITIONALIZATION" OF
SPECIFIC GRANTS PROGRAM.
Carried.
. . . .
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1-1_
. UNFINISHEDBUSINESS:
None.
L2.
BY-LAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Seconded
by Councillor
That
the
following
i)
That By-Law No. 90-60 (PWE-I) being a By-Iaw to amend
By-law No. 90-35 (PwE-l-) being a by-Iaw to prohibit
and
regulate the discharge of guns and other firearms,
airguns, spring-guns,
cross-bows, long-bows, or any class
or type thereof
or in any defined
in the municipality
areas thereof be now introduced and read a first,
second and third
passed and numbered by the
time,
by-laws
By-Law No. 90-60
o
i i )
be given
( P W E - 1)-
three
readings:
Passed,
signed and
sealed by the Mayor
and the Clerk.
That
to
By-Law No. 90-6L(
PL-4 ) being
a by-law
authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to execute a subdivision
agreement between Larry Quesenberry, ds owner and the
corporation
of the Town of Georgina respecting Part of
Lots 2L & 22, Concession 6 (G) be now introduced
and
read a first,
p&ssed and
second and third
time,
By-Law No.
iii)
Jamieson
90-61- ( PL-4 )
Passed,
signed
and
sealed
by the Mayor
and the Clerk.
(PL-3)
That
By-Law
No. 90-62
being
a By-1aw to
Covenant Agreement
B R U C EA N D J E A N T R A V I S S , P a r t L o t 6 , C o n c e s s i o n 5 ( N G ) ,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-62 (PL-3)
Passed,
signed and
sealed by the Mayor
and the Clerk,
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1-1.
BY-LAWS:
iv)
That By-Law No. 911-90-563
Z o n i n g B y - l a w N o . 9 l - 1 , H A P P Y N I N E I N V E S T M E N T SL, o t L 1 ,
Concession 3 (NG) , be now introduce<l and read a first,
second and third
and t,he Clerk.
By-Law No. 91-1--90-563
Passed,
by
the
Clerk.
signed and sealed
and
the
lvlayor
Carried
1-3.
MOTIONSORIGINATINGBYWAYOFPREVIOUSNOTICEOFPTOTION:
None.
L4 .
:
i)
L4 .
Keswick Lioness Club respecting a request for Council's
permission
to hold a Monte Carlo event on Saturday May
l2th,
l-990, fromS:00
F.n. - 1-2:00 a.m. at the Keswick
Optimist Hal I .
:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Boothby
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 0 3
T H A T C O U N C I L S U P P O R TT H E R E Q U E S TB Y T H E K E S W T C KL I O N E S S C L U B
T O H O L D A M O N T EC A R T O E V E N T O N M A Y L 2 , 1 9 9 0 , F R O M8 : 0 0 P . M .
1 - 2 : O OA . I v I . A T T H E K E S W I C KO P T I M T S TH A L I J .
Carried.
15.
NOTICES OF MOTION:
16 .
OTHERBUSINESS:
i)
Pefferlaw
and Dist,rict
annual parade and picnic
their
Lioness Club respecting
to be held on June L0, 1-990.
Cloney
. . . .
lulorrison
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1990-04-12
OTIIERBUSINESS:
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 0 4
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA HAS NO OBJECTIONS TO A SPECIAL
OCCASION PERMTT BETNG ISSUED TO THE PETFERLAW AND DISTRICT
LIONESS CLUB FOR THETR ANNUAT PIONEER PICNIE TO BE HELD AT
T H E P E F F E R L A W C O M M U N I T Y H A L L O N J U N E 1 . 0, 1 . 9 9 0 , A N D T H A T
PERMTSSION BE GRANTED SUBJECT TO REGIONAL APPROVAL FOR THEM
TO HOLD A PARADE ON REGIONAL ROAD NO. 2L FROI\,IHASTINGS ROAD
TO PETE I S LANE .
Carried. . . . .
ii)
1,7.
that
a
Regional
Councillor
indicated
Wheeler
program for funding
supplementary
may be available
regarding a turning
lane off Highway No. 48 at Morning
Glory Public School.
Council referred
this matter to
R.T. Magloughlen, Town Engineer, for investigation.
BY-LAWTOCONFTRMPROCEEDTNGS:
l4oved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
That By-Law No. 90-63 (COU-2), bei-ng a by-law to confirm
the
proceedings
Council
be now
of
on April
12th,
1990,
passed
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time,
By-Law NO. 90-63 (CoU-2)
and sealed
Passed,
signed
by
Carried . . . . .
]-8 .
ADJOURNMENT:
On Motion
Adjourned
Meeting
at 1-0:03 p.m.
Johnston
eCqorr
rN THE
SPEEIAL COUNCIL IIINUTES
1990-04-19
1 0: 0 4 A . M .
1..
ROLLCALL:
The Deputy Clerk
present:
and the
l"layor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
2.
following
members of
council
were
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
pallett
Councillor
Councillor
Boothby
None.
6.
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCounc_ilt"leetinq(PublicMeetinq)
i)
Apptication
Lo Amend Official
Plan and Zoning ByLaw No. 9L110:04 A.M.
GEORGIAWOODDEVELOPMENTS
INC
Block 244, Regional Plan 65Vl-2675
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 3 7
Ivlayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
explained
that
list
the
the Notice
of
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Mr. Barry Harosko of Bratty & Partners,
solicitor
for
the Applicant,
introduced
the various consultants that
were in attendance on behalf of the Applicanf,
namely;
Mr, Freedman,
Traffic
Consultant;
Mr. Terry Homa,
Marketing Research Consultantt Mr. Robert Ng and Mr. Ed
Mallow, principles
of Georgia Wood Developments Inc.
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6.
t 9 9 0 -0 4 - 1 9
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeeting(PublicMeetinq)_cont'd:
i )
Mr. Harosko indicated
that the Applicant
is a capable
builder
and developer
various
other
and has built
shopping centres around the area and that they would
like to participate
in the growth of Georgina.
and the
lvlr. Harosko
indicated
that
the Applicant
concerned public
had met in December, 1-989, and since
that meeting, Lhe plans have been reviewed and changed
to accommodate the public's
concerns.
studies
have been
development.
that transportation
this
completed
for
and market
proposed
Mr.
t{ichael
Smith
Smith
of Michael
Planning
Consultants,
stated that the
subject
lands are bounded by Woodbine Avenue to the
east,
Riverglen
Drive to the north,
Biscayne Blvd to
the south and Windover Drive to the west and that the
applicant
has 1,000 feet
on Woodbine
of frontage
Avenue .
Mr. Smith utilized
drawings
to show Council and the
public
and
the proposed
landscaping
architecture,
buffering
of the proposed development .
Mr. Smith
are
indicated
that
the
subject
lands
approximately
eleven acres in size and are of a unique
geometry and that the staff
report covers the reasons
why this
location
for the
would be the best location
proposed development .
Mr. Smith requested that the recommendations of staff
be altered
so that
the application
to amend bhe
Official
Plan be approved without
requirements and that
the application
t o a m e n d Z o n i n g B y - L a w N u m b e r 9 1 - 1 -b e
approved subject
to approval from the Region of York
Engineering Department .
Mr. Harold L,enters,
that
Senior Planner,
indicated
of
there
feet
is
approximately
square
l-30,000
development in this area which would be slightly
larger
than the Glenwoods Centre located
at the north-east
corner
of The Queensway South and Glenwoods Drive in
Keswick.
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1990-04-19
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Conll4j
i )
setback
Mr. Lenters stated that the requested 7.5metre
to
is for
the
small
building
closest
commercial
Woodbine, whereas the By-Iaw requires Smetres and the
requested 3 metre setback for the auto related
use at
the north-east
corner of the service commercial te2'
area whereas the By-law requi-res 1-2metres.
He added
that if Council is comfortable
with the requested 7,5
metre setback of the interior
side yard at the north
side of the most northerly
commercial building
where 15
metres is required
by the By-law, this could be worked
into the agreement with the Applicant
at a later date.
Mr. Lenters
indicated
no objections
had been
that
received from commenting agencies but that the Region
o f Y o r k E n g i n e e r i n g D e p a r t m e n t h a d n o t y e t c o m m e n t e d.
Mr. Lenters
indicated
that. Section
5,2.3.2.L
of the
official
Plan provides that a retail
market study be
completed
to justify
the need for all proposed major
shopping centres.
He indicated
that a retail
market
study was prepared
for the proposed development and
based on this study, it appears that over the next few
years the Keswick area wiII
be in need of and able to
support not only this retai I /commercial proposal , but
additional
that
space as we1I.
proposal
this
would satisfy
the policies
of the
Official
PIan.
Mr. Lenters
stated that in general terms, the chosen
location
seems to be a good one, when one considers the
pattern
eastward
of new and proposed
residential
development in Keswick and Woodbine Avenue is becoming
a prime transportation
route.
Mr. I-renters stated
that
a Traffic
Impact Study was
'
t
h
e
prepared and it indicated
Centre access and
that
the Biscayne and Riverglen
intersection
at Woodbine
Avenue will
operate satisfactorily'
.
has proposed
that the Applicant
(T) to
the amendmenL of the zoning from Transitional
Shopping Centre Commercial (e4) and Service Commercial
l02l- but that some of the uses permitted
in the C2 zone
are not appropriate
on the site.
and/or would not fit
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1990-04-L9
:
DEPUTATIONS
a)
Special_Councilt"leetirlq(PublicMeetinq)Contrd:
i )
procedure during Lhe
He indicated
that the standard
plan review process
site
is that
the owner will
be
required
plan showing the
to submit a detailed
site
proposal
to comply with all
of the relevant
zoning
provisions.
Mr. tenters
to amend
recommended that the application
to
t,he Officiat
Plan be approved, that the application
amend Zoning
with
By-law
Number 911 be approved
approval from the Region of York Engineering Department
and that the amending by-Iaw provide special provisions
as outlined
in the staff
report.
I v l r . M a r k Y a r o f f o f 1 - l - AR i v e r g l e n D r i v e , K e s w i c k , s t a t e d
that the bedroom windows of his house face the subject
lands and that the proposed development would be too
close to his property.
Mr. Yaroff also indicated
that if trucks are going to
be making early deliveries,
they would be too noisy and
that
if garbage bins are to be stored
close by, the
bugs attracted
to them would wander onto his property.
Mr. Yaroff stated that he doubts that a six foot fence
would be high enough to block out the development and
that
the fence to be erected should be an acoustical
fence to muffle sound.
Mrs. Elizabeth
Huisman of 7 RivergLen Drive, Keswick,
stated
that
she does not understand
what 'setbacksl
are.
She stated t.hat she is worried that her existing
cedar hedge would be damaged by the development and
asked if
her property
would be given
of
any kind
protection
trucks
from the possible
noise from delivery
to the development .
l'ls. Sharon Hlady of L9 Windover Drive, Keswick, asked
what the time frame was for the erection
of the fence
as she plans to erect her own fence once the ground has
thawed enough to do so.
Ms, Hlady stated
that
that
she does not think
foot
fence will
be high enough and that mature
are needed to nuffle
noise.
a six
trees
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1-990-04-19
DEPUTATTONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeeting(PublicMsqtinqlContrd:
i )
lvlr. Rick Sloan of 35 Windover Drive,
Keswick, stated
that the planned six foot fence is not high enough.
He
indicated
that the type of fencing used on Highway #401
to block sound would be appropriate
here as there will
probably be noise from delivery
trucks at all hours of
the morning .
Mr. Carlo Triolo,
son of Angelo
Drive, Keswick, stat.ed that the
would not create privacy
of any
an above-ground pool and raised
back yard .
Triolo of 11 Riverglen
planned six foot fence
kind as his father has
four foot deck in his
Mr. Triolo
stated
that
if a fence is to be erected,
along with trees
and shrubs,
these might block the
sunlight
into his back yard.
' s
Mr. TrioIo
stated
that
of his father
the value
property might decrease due to their
close proximity
to
proposed developrnent and that he would like the
this
required
15 metre setback to remain and not be reduced
Lo 7 . 5 metres .
l'1r. Norman Merriman of 15 Windover Drive,
Keswick,
stated
that he has a four fooL deck in his back yard
and that a six foot fence would not create any privacy.
He also stated
that
a noise barrier
would be a lot
better
than a wooden fence.
Mr. Merriman stated that he had looked at the barrier
fences on various Newmarket propert.ies to buffer noise
and that they were made of cement.
Mr. Larry
Pickering
of 25 Windover Drive,
K€swick,
stated
that
he has already erected a fence along his
back property
line and asked if the new fence would be
integrated with it.
Mrs. Hope Campbell
of 24 Windover Drive,
K€swick,
stated that there has been no property
integration
of
residential
and commercial properties.
She stated that
prior
to her purchasing her lot,
she had been told that
the future
development of the subject
lands would be
commercial .
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6,
a)
SpecialCouncilt'leet.inq(PubIict'leetinq)Cont'd:
i )
Mrs. Campbell st,ated that Simcoe Mews and Lhe Glenwoods
Centre have commercial space available
and does not see
why this new development is necessary when commercial
space is available
elsewhere in the town.
Plrs. Campbell
the
indicated
that
in her opinion,
required
setbacks are too little
to begin with and the
developer is requesting
She stated
reduced setbacks.
that the setbacks should be 1-00 feet to create a more
attractive
appearance .
l,lr. Rick Sloan stated
that
if a grocery
store was a
proposed use, the dumpsters should be designed so that
they are stored
inside or closed off from everything
so that bugs and animals cannot be attracted
to it and
therefore
do not wander onto surrounding properties,
Ivlr. Smith stated that from what he has heard from the
public
over the last few minutes indicated to him that
they are not at odds with the proposed facility,
but
with certain points and concerns.
lvlr. Smith indicated
that the Applicant plans to create
a quality
development.
He stated that the zoning bylaw allows only a six foot fence to be erected but that
the Applicant
has no problem with an eight foot fence
being j.nstalled,
Mr. Smith stated that the fence could be erected this
Spring and that a wooden fence with brick columns would
be most
attractive
and would
also
block
sound
effectively
at
and that this would be discussed further
the site plan approval stage .
Mr. Lenters
stated
that
would not be a problem .
I
I
I
I
I
fence
height
that the operation and success of
a shopping centre
or mall would not be good if the
parking were at the rear of the development.
I
I
the
Ms. Hlady asked whether or not the proposed shopping
centre could be designed so that the back of the centre
faced Woodbine Avenue and the parking would be at the
westerly portion of the subject lands.
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i-ncreasing
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6.
1990-04-19
D E P U T A T I O N S:
a )
SpeeialCouncilMeetinq(Publicl,leetinq)Cont'd:
i )
Mr. Doug CarroIl,
Director
stated that a six foot fence may be consLructed at this
time
in such a lvay as once the minor variance
to
permit
the consLruction
foot
of an eight
fence is
approved, another two feet can be added to the top of
the already erected six foot fence.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 2 0 5
1..
.)
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBT"IITTEDBY GEORGIA WOOD
D E V E L O P M E N T SI N C . , B E I N G A N A P P L I C A T I O N T O A M E N D
T H E O F F I C I A L P L A N T O R E D E S I G N A T E L A N D D E S C R T B E DA S
BLOCK 244, REGTSTERED PLAN 65M-2675
FROM URBAN
RESIDENTIAL TO COIVII"IERCIAL
BE
APPROVED
,
,
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTBD BY GEORGIA hIOOD
D E V E T O P M E N T SI N C . ,
BETNG AN APPLICATION TO AMEND
ZONING BY.LAW NUMBER 91-1 TO CHANGE THE ZONING ON
I . , A N DD E S C R I B E D A S B L O C K 2 4 4 , R E G I S T E R E D P L A N 6 5 M 2675 FROM TRANSTTIONAT (T) TO SHOPPING CENTRE
C O M M E R C I A L ( C 4 ) A N D S E R V I C E C O M M E R E T A L( 8 2 ) A N D
PRIOR TO THE PASSING OF THE BY-LAW, APPROVALFROM
THE REGION OF YORK ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT BE
DEFERREDTO A FUTURE PUBLIC MEETING.
carried.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Petherick
That
this
Council
recess
at
time
ca.rried.
The
Special
3..I[1. ) .
Council
. . . .
Meeting
(1-l-:34 a.rn. )
. . . .
resumed
at
this
time
(1-1-;43
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6.
l-990-04-L9
DEPUTATIONS I
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(Publiclvleetinq)Contrd:
ii)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law No. 911B E R N A R DK A Y
LL:43 A.M.
Part Lot LL, Conc B (NG) - Baldwin
Agent: Pat Fahey, Solicitor
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 4 0
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting ,
explained
that
list
the
the Notice
of
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Mr. Patrick
Fahey, solicitor
for the Applicant,
stated
that
he does not agree with
to
the staff's
report
defer this application
as there are several commercial
establishments
in the immediate area.
Mr. Fahey indicated
that there
is an existing
hedge
along the west lot line as a buffer
and that the house
has been in its present location
for many years with
the exist.ing
septic
system adequately
servicing
the
residents .
t"lr. Fahey
stated
that
the
take
Simcoe
Region
Conservation Authority
of
has concerns as to flooding
the subject
land from the Black River but he pointed
out that even when the river
was very high last month,
the water was still
eighty
to ninety
feet
from the
property.
Mr. Fahey stated
that
the application
is not for a
major commercial use and therefore
would not increase
traffic
or noise levels to a major degree.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
applicant
wishes to
(HR) to
Residential
Serrior Planner, indicated that the
rezone the subject land from Hamlet
Ser"vice Commercial (C2).
Mr.
Lenters
indicated
there
that
have been no
objections
from the commenting
agencies
on this
application
other
than
the Lake Simcoe
Region
Conservation
Authority
and Medical Officer
of Health
requesting
deferral .
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6,
1-990-04-1-9
:
DEPUTATIONS
a)
SpecialCouncill'leetinq(Publietleetinq)Cont'd:
i i )
Mr. Lenters indicated that Section 5.25 of the Official
Plan provides
the Ham1et
that commercial uses within
area of the municipality
shall be compatible with the
main residential
function
of the Hamlet with all such
development
being properly
screened and buffered,
providing
parking,
of
adequate on-site
and consisting
commercial
to the
uses which will
not be offensive
residents
of the immediate Hamlet community.
Mr. Lenters stated that staff
are of the opinion that
the conversion of the existing
structure
could be made
eompatible with surrounding uses,
Mr. tenters
indicated
that
Sect.ion 6 . 3 .L .7 of the
Official
PIan requires
the approval
of the Medical
Officer
of Health for alI new development on private
services.
He stated
Unit
has no
that
the Health
records of the existing
tile
bed system on the subject
property
and since the exact type of uses are unknown
at this
provide
time,
they
cannot
comments and
recommende deferral
of this application.
Mr. Lenters
Region
stated
t hat
the
Lake
Simcoe
Conservation
Authority
requests
deferral
as the
also
property
is subject to flooding
from the Black River
and the construction
parking
of the
area
and lot
grading
requires
Executive
approval
from their
Committee.
Mr. tenters
indicated
that the apartment unit requires
two parking
spaces and if the ground level
is to be
used as a tea room/restaura.nt
, ten ( 10 ) spacesr are
(L2 in total).
required
However, if the ground floor
is used as an antique/craft
or professional
store
office,
four (4) spaces are required (6 in total).
Mr. Lenters
recommended that
this
application
be
deferred and that it be reconsidered by Council at such
time as comments from the Medical Officer
of Health
and the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority
have
been received ,
o
scg0LL.MrN
6.
r.990-04-l_9
10
DBPUTATIONS
:
a)
ii)
Mr.
Fahey
this
indicated
opinion,
that
in his
application
could be approved with the Lake Simcoe
Region Conservation
of
Authority
and t"ledical Officer
plan approval
Health
being
dealt
with
in the site
stage.
Mr. Lenters
stated
that
he did not agree with Mr.
Fahey's request and that it would be prudent to defer
this
application
the
or approve
as requested
application
subject
to the Lake Simcoe
Region
and Medical Officer of Healthrs
comments.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O NN O. S C - 9 0 - 2 0 6
I.
THAT THE APPTTCATION SUBMITTED BY BERNARD AND MARY
KAY,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AI4END ZONING BY-LAW
NUMBER 91.1-TO PERI{TT HAMLET RELATED COMMERCIAT
(C2)
USES, ON LAND DESCRTBED AS PART I,OT 11,
CONEESSION B (NG) , BE APPROVED SUBJECT TO LAKE
SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATIONAUTTIORITY AND MEDIEAT
OFFICER OF HEALTH COMMENTS
carried.
iii)
....
Applieatiorr
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 9LL
GEORGEFOSTER
12 : 00 P . M.
Part Lot 13, Conc 6 (G) - Stoney Batter
(Undersized Rural tot )
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 3 8
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting,
explained
that
list
the
the Notice
of
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Mrs, Sandra WaIker, granddaughter of the Applicants,
stated
that
property
the subject
been
has since
transferred
into her and her husband's names and they
wish to build a new home on the land.
il
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6.
L1
1_990-04-19
DEPUTATIONS;
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeeLinq)Cont'd:
iii)
Mrs. Walker indicated thaL the removal or demolition
of
the existing
house is not necessary as it was built
in
1890 and they plan to use it as an accessory building
or storage shed .
Mrs. Walker stated that further
to t,he staff
report's
statement that a new building
a
lot is being created,
new lot is not being created,
t,hey just plan to build a
new home on the same lot and therefore,
a five percent
park levy should not be imposed.
lvlr. Harold LenLers, Senior Planner, indicated that the
present owners are not residing
in the existing
house
at this time, this existing
house could easily house a
family
and therefore
but if
should
be demolished
Council wishes, the recornmendation could be altered so
prior
that
permit
to a building
being
issued,
confirmation
from the Chief Building
Official
must be
given that the existing
building
is not considered a
dwel I ing unit ,
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
R B S O T U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 2 0 7
1.
SUBII'IITTED BY GEORGE AND
WINNIFRED FOSTER, BETNG AN APPTICATION TO AMEND
ZON I NG BY-LAW
NUMBER
911. TO PER[,II T THE
CONSTRUCTIONOF A STNGLE FAMILY DWELLING UNTT ON
LAND DESCRTBEDAS PART LOT 13, CONCESSION 6 (G),
BE APPROVED, AND THE FOLLOWING BE REQUIRED PRIOR
TO THE PASSING OF A BY-IAW AMENDMENT:
A)
A R E S T R I C T I V E C O V E N A N T A G R E E M E N TT O R U N W I T H
T H E L A N D W H I C H A C K N O W L E D G E ST H E P R O X I M I T Y O F
POTENTIAL
AGRICULTURAL,
EXTRACTION AND
FORESTRY USAS IN THE AREA AS WELL AS THE
SALVAGE YARD, AND AGREES NOT TO TAKE ACTION
T O R E S T R T C T T H E S A M E.
L2
S C 9 0 1 1.-t v l l N
6.
1990-04-L9
:
DEPUTATIONS
a)
SpecialCouncill,{eetinq(PublicMeetinq)Cont'd:
2.
THAT THE AMENDING BY-LAW CONTATN A SPECIAT
P R O V T S T O NF O R A M T N T M U MF R O N T Y A R D A N D E X T E R T O R
S I D E Y A R D S E T B A C K SO F 3 O M ( 1 O O F T . ) .
3.
THAT PRIOR TO THE ISSUANCE OF A BUITDING PERMTT,
CONFIRIVIATIONFROM THE CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL THAT
THE EXISTING BUILDING IS NOT CONSIDEREDA DWELLING
UNIT.
carried.
iv)
....
Applieation
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 91L
S A N D R OS A L I T U R O
12:1-0 P.M.
Lots 1-03 and l-04 Plan l-86
R E P O R TN O . D S 9 0 - 3 9
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayr:r Johnston
meeting,
explained
that
the Notice
of
Iist were in order,
the
procedure
for
Public
a public
Mr. Sandro SaIituro,
Applicant,
€xplained
that the
applicatiorr
is to amend Zcsning By-Law Number 9l-Lto
permit the construction
of a house facing an unassumed
road allowance.
1"1r. Salituro
stated that as this is the last vacant lot
on the street,
he feels that. this application
should be
allowed
and one more house would
cause
no more
deterioraticrn
to the road.
l'1r. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
stated that the
Town Engineer
objects
to this
as
application
Metropolitan
Avenue
is not an assumed
road and
therefore
the subject
lands have no frontage
on arr
assumed highway.
He stated that the building
would not
be permitted
unless
the
is constructed
to
road
municipal
standards .
se9011.MrN
6.
1"3
1990-04-L9
:
DEPUTATIONS
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetin.q)Contrd:
iv)
Mr. Lenters
unassumed
considered:
indicated
road the
that in r.rrder to develop on an
following
factors
are to be
i )
the nature and cost of public
works required
bring the rr:ad up to an assumable standard;
i i )
t.he existing
land use on the road including
number of vacant lots and seasorral re$idences;
iii)
the locatinn
of the subject lot in respect to the
intersection
cf the subject
road and an assumed
public highway;
iv)
whether the road is
foreseeable future .
planned
for
to
the
assumption in the
Mr. Lenters
stated that of the 30 lots fronting
onto
Metropr:litan
Avenue, appr'oxirnately
J,4 are vaeant, I
contain
recreational
dwelling
and eight
units
(6 having access via Metropolitan
resi.dential
units
Avenue and the rest using Pletro Road most of which via
right-of-ways)
.
He stated that access to the lot has
been proposed
by private
right-of-way
across
the
Metropolitan
Avenue road allowance
and c,ver the
abutting
property,
However, Section
5.1.4
of the
Official
Plan does not perrnit new development
on a
private
right-of-way
.
Mr. Lenters
indicated
that
an objection
from the
Engineerirrg
Department based orr the condition
of the
existing
roadr ds well as the fact that development is
not permitted
on private
right-of-ways
are factors
that
clearly
indicate
with
the
the lack of compliance
Official
Plan.
that the application
is to amend
the
property
zoning
of the
from
Recreational
(R) to Recreation Residential
(R) with a
Residential
site
specific
to permit
exception
the erecticrn of a
detached dwelling unit on an unassumed road.
Lhat there are concerns
to tile
bed setbacks from neighbouring
wells,
as fj"1 I and clrainage
concerns
frr:rn the
Department .
related
as well
Health
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5.
L4
1-990-04-19
DEPUTATIONS;
a)
SpecialCouncill"leetinq(Publicl,teetinq)Contrd:
iv)
Mr. Lenters
refused.
recommended
that
this
application
be
Mr. Salituro
stated that he has spoken to his neighbour
and this neighbour has agreed to let Mr. Salituro move
his well at the Applicant's
expense and he believes
this would probably satisfy
t,he Health Department.
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
Seconded try Courrcillr.lr
Clr:ney
RESOTUTTON O. SC-90-208
1.
T H A T T H E A P P L I E A T I O N S U B M I T T E DB Y S A N D R OS A I J I T U R O
AND TEOBORRYNKA, BBTNGAN APPLIEATION TO AMEND
ZONTNGBY-LA9{ NUMBER91"1 TO PERMTTTHE EREETION OF
A D W E L L I N G U N T T O N A N U N A S S U M E DR O A D O N L A N D
D E S C R T B E DL O T S 1 0 3 A N D L 0 4 , P L A N l _ 8 6 , B E D E F E R R E D
PENDING AGENCY EOMMENTS
.
carried.
v )
..' .
Application
t.o Amend Zoning By-law No. 911MARVfN & GLYNIS BLANCHARD
L2223 P.M.
Lots 26, 27 & 28, Plan 425
Agentr Michael Srnith Planning Consultants
R E P O R TN O. 9 0 - 3 6
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting ,
explained
that
t.he Notice
of
list. were in order.
the
procedure
for
Public
a public
l'lichaeI
Mr.
Smith
of t"lichael
Planning
Smith
Consultants, agent for the Applicants,
stated that this
application
is a proposed amendment to the Zoning Bylaw to permit a building
having commercial uses on the
ground floor
with office
and
uses on the second floor
that the subject property
is just south of Stevens and
Baiden Gas Station .
s c g 0 1 l _. M r N
6.
1-5
1990-04-1-9
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeet.inq(PublicMeetinq)Contrdr
v )
Mr. Smithindicatecl
that he believes
the application
contains
a reasonable design over the combined three
lots
of just
over 1 acre in size.
He stated that at
present,
the
land
contains
single
family
three
residential
h o m e s.
Plr. $mith indicated
that he had plotted
a nine metre
daylighting
triangle
at the unopened road allowance of
Springfield
Road on the north-west
corner
of the
subject land and there seems to be sufficient
roorr.
Mr. Harold
application
policies.
Lenters,
would
Senior PIanner,
stated that
comply with
the Official
this
Plan
that the proposed zoning of the
subject
lands is Ser:vice Cornmercial (C2) and that it
would appear that the proposed commercial structure
can
be accommodated r.rn the subject lands in accordance with
the zone reguirements
of By-Iaw 911-. He notecl that
parking
is proposed
to be provided
on site
and a
sufficient
number of spaces can be provided as required
t r y Z o n i n g B y - l a w 9 1 1 -.
Mr. Lenters
indicated
that in terms of compatibility
the proposed zoning is rrot expected to have any adverse
impacts on surrounding
land uses and he recc,mmended
that this application
be approved.
Mr. Smith indicated
the proposed use will
that
be
office
space if the building
is col"lstructed as a twostorey and a restaurant
if constructed
as a one-stor€fr
but that it is still
toc' premature for uses to be set
out at this time .
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Seconderl by Councillor
Cloney
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 2 0 9
1.
THAT THE APPLTCATION SUBMTTTED BY 667325 ONTARIO
L I M I T E D , B E I N G A N A P P L I C A T I O N T O A M E N DZ O N I N G B Y . L A W
N U I " I B E R9 1 . 1 .T O P E R M T T S E R V I C E C O M M E R C T A (LC 2 ) U S E S O N
LAND DESERIBED AS IOTS 26, 27 AND 28, PLAN 425 BE
APPROVED, AND THE FOLLOWING BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO
PASSTNGOF A BY-LAW AMENDMENTI
s e 9 0 1 1. M r N
6.
L6
1990-04-1-9
DEPUTATTONS:
a)
i)
APPROVAL
FROM THE YORK REGTON ENGTNEERING
DEPARTMENT
FOR THE PROPOSED ENTRANCE,AND
EONSIDERATION OF THE h]EED FOR A SIGHT TRIANGLE ON
THE NORTHWEST EORNER OF THE SUBJECT LANDS.
car"ried. . . . .
3.
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Clr:ney
By-Law No. 90-64 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the
proceedings of Council on April
1-9, l-990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third time, passed and numbered
by the Mayor and t.he Clerk.
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 6 4 ( C O U - 2)
Passed, signecl and sealed
carried,
Moved by Councillor
by
....
taird
Pallett
That
the
Speeial
Councj"l
MeeLing
carried.
. . . .
intcr the
reconvene
tirne (L2229 p.m.)
o.K.
MAYOR FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL
(ALTERNATE
COUNCILLOR MORRISON
COUNCII,LOR JAMTESON)
IN THE
REGIONAL IvIUNICIPALITY OF YORK
COUNCIL MINUTES
1990-04-26
7230 P.M.
1..
MOIvIENTOF*$EDITATION:
2.
was observed,
ROLLCALL:
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
tvlorrison
Councillor
Cloney
3.
call
and the
following
Members of
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
petherick
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
CONFTICToFINTERESTDISCLoSURES:
None.
4.
MINUTESoFPREVIOUSMEETINSSj
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That the
following
Cloney
sets
of minutes
a)
Minutes of
0 5 , l - 9 9 0.
b)
the
Wheeler
Special
be adopted as amended:
Council
Meeting
held
Meeting held on April
on April
L2, L990.
Page 9, Item8.
a) Resolution
No. C-90-1-89 be amended
by deleting
the last line "received
for information"
and and substit,uting
t.herein the word "endorsed".
I
c9007
4.
L990-04-26
MINUTESOFPREVTOUSMEETTNGS:
c)
Minutes of
26 , L990.
the
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on April
Carried
5.
BUSTNESSARISINGFROMMTNUTES:
None.
6.
DEPUTATIONS:
Mrs. E. Gallinger,
regarding
traffic
Road and Lakeshore
Secretary
of Moores Beach Association
of Moores Beach
concerns and condition
Drive .
Moved by Councillor
That item
time .
9.
b)
Cloney
Councillor
be brought
Wheeler
forward
and dealt, wiLh at
this
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Wheeler
R E S O T J U T I ONNO , C - 9 0 - 2 L 0
T H A T T H E P E T T T I O N F R O M T H E M O O R E SB E A C H A S S O C I A T T O N B E
R E C E I V E D A N D R E F E R R E DT O T H E T O W NE N G I N E E RT O B E I N C L U D E D
FOR DTSCUSSTON
T N H I S F U T U R ER E P O R TR E G A R D T N G
THE TEN YEAR
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
FORECAST
.
Carried. . , . .
7.
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
by Councillor
Jamieson
Boothby
e9007
7.
1990-04-26
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 2 1 1
i)
That the correspondence
from Flr. Robert Vernon,
Regional Clerk, The Regional Municipality
of York,
respecting
Report No. 3 of t,he Health Committee
- Plumbing
headed
be
Division",
"Personnef
referred
to the Development Services Department
for a report .
Carried
ii )
Ms . Vita
requesting
travelling
Moved by Councillor
Pietrowski
Guides of Canada ,
, Girl
financial
support for five Girl Guides
to England this summer.
Boothby
Cloney
RESOI'UTIONNO, C-90-2t2
T H A T C O U N C I L A P P R O V EA G R A N T O F $ 5 0 0 . 0 0 F O R T H E G r R I J G U I D E S
WHO ARE TRAVETTING
TO ENGIJAND THIS
SUMMER.
Carried.
iii)
. . . .
Ms . Karyn
James , Development
Technician,
reguesting
proclaim
Council
May 1-4 - 20, L990, ds
National
Tourism
Awareness
the
Week throughout
Town of Georgina .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 2 1 3
THAT MAY L4
20, 1-990 BE PROCLAIMED AS NATTONAL TOURTSM
AWARENESSWEEK THROUGHOUTTHE TOWN OF GEORGTNA.
Carried.
. . . .
e9007
7.
L990-04-26
COMMUNICATTONS:
b)
Routine:
t'loved by Councillor
Pa] lett
That
the
information
following
:
Laird
c o r r e spo nd enc e be
r e c e i v ed
f or
RESOTUTTONNO. C-90-2L4
i )
Ministry
of Transportation
respecting
subsidy for Road Improvements.
payment of
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 1 5
ii)
Ms. Karen I"lill,
Chairman,
Public
Awareness
Amyotrophic
of
Lateral
Sclerosis
Society
Metropolitan
Toronto and Area respecting
"AtS
Awareness Week" June 0l07, 1990.
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 2 1 6
iii)
Mr. Robert
Flemington,
and
P. Eng., President
Chief Executive
in
Officer,
OMI'IRI, Corporations
Support of Recycling,
waste reduction
respecting
and recycling
of
initiatives
in the province
Ontario.
RESOLUTIONNO, C-90-2T7
iv)
Ivlr. Grant Hopcroft,
t"lunicipalit
ies
of
provineial
budget .
President,
Ontario
Association
respecting
of
the
RESOT,UTIONO. C-90-2Lg
v)
Urban Development Institute
of Ontario respecting
a conference
on Urban Development Issues to be
held at the Metro Toronto Convention
Centre on
Tuesday, June 5th, and wednesday 6th, 1990.
RESOLUTTON
NO, C-90-219
vi)
Iulr. Andrew S. Brandt,
of
Fll.P.P. Leader, Officer
the Leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative
Party
respect.ing
French
language
services
in
Ontario.
c9007
7.
5
1990-04-26
vii ) Development Services Department Monthly
Report for the month of April , L990.
Building
COMMUNICATIONS:
b)
Routine:
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 2 0
Carried. . ! . .
8.
PETTTIONS:
None .
9.
A)
R E C O M M E N D A T T O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O I , EM E E T I N G
HEID ON APRrL 19, 1-990;
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Laird
That the following
Committee of the Whole recommendations
from the meeting held on April L9, L99A, be approved:
NO. C-90-22L
RESOIJUTION
i )
THAT THE REQUEST FROV1MR. IVAN AND MS. ELENA
HRASKO, THE GATLEY RESTAURANT, FOR PERI'{ISSION TO
HAVE tIVE
ENTERTAINMENT AND JAM SESSIONS ON THE
RESTAURANT'S WATERFRONT PATIO DURING THE SUI\4MERBE
DENIED
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 A - 2 2 2
ii)
T H A T P E R M T S S T O N B E G R A N T E D T O T H E G E O R G T N AM E N S I
SLO-PITCH LEAGUE TO USE THE WEST PARK BASEBAI,I
SITE FOR THETR ANNUAL SLO-PTTCH TOURNAMENT ON
AUGUST 4 , 5 , AND 6 , 1.990 AND ALSO TO PERMIT A
LIQUOR LTCENCE TO BE ISSUED.
RESOLUTTON NO .
iii)
C-90-223
THAT DOUG CARROLIJ, DTRECTOR OF PLANNING AND
DEVELOP},IENT AND MR . HAROLD LENTERS,
SENTOR
PLANNER, OF ?HE TOWN OF GEORGTNA, BE APPOTNTEDTO
THE TECHNTCAT ADVTSORY COMMITTEE
f
c9007
9.
6
L990-04-26
a)
HEI,D ON APRIL L9 , ].990 :
iv)
THAT COUNCIL PROCLAIM FRTDAY, MAY 25TH, L990, AS
INATIONAL MISSING CHILDRENIS DAYI IN THE TOWN OF
GEORGINA
R E S O T U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 2 5
v)
T H A T A B Y . I , A W B E P A S S E D A U T H O R I Z I N G T H E M A Y O RA N D
CLERK TO EXECUTEA PARTIAL RETEASE OF THE SITE
P L A N A G R E E M E N TR E G T S T E R E DA S I N S T R U M E N TN U M B E R
436888 AS IT RELATES TO THAT PART OF LOT 25,
C O N C E S S I O N6 , T N T H E F O R M E RT O W N S H T O
PF GEORGTNA,
DESIGNATEDAS PARTS ]- TO 5 INCLUSTVE, PLAN 65Rl-4065.
RESOLUTION N O . C - 9 0 - 2 2 6
vi )
T H A T A B Y . L A W B E P A S S E D A U T H O R T Z I N GT H E M A Y O RA N D
CLERK TO EXECUTEA TRANSFEROF EASEMENTFROMBARRY
R U S S E L L P T P H E R A N D C O L L E E NJ O - A N N P T P H E RT O T H E
CORPORATION
OF THE TOWNOF GEORGINARESPECTINGLOT
4 ON REGISTEREDPLAN NUI"IBER354.
Vii)
T H A T C O U N C I L S U P P O R T T H E G E O R G T N AH T G H L A N D G A M E S
TO BE HELD AT THE KESWICK ARENA ON SATURDAY, JUNE
1.6TH, L990, BY LETTER STATTNG THAT THE TOWN HAS NO
OBJECTIONS TO THE COMMTTTEE RECEIVING A LIQUOR
LICENCE
Carried
c)
Report,
i )
of
the
DeveLopment
Services
Department:
Restrictive
Covenant Agreement
Consent Application
BL 2 3 / 8 9
SNODDON
, GEORGEAND NORI"lAN
Part
of Lot
L7,
Concession
R e g i s t e r e d P l a n N o. 6 5 R - 1 " 4 1 _ 9 5
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 4 1
2
(G) ,
Part
L,
c9007
L 99 A- 04 - 26
7
9.
COIT,IIVIITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS;
c )
ReportoftheDevelopmentservicesDepartment:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 2 2 8
T H A T C O U N C I L P A S S A B Y - L A W A U T H O R I Z I N GT H E M A Y O RA N D C L E R K
T O E N T E R I N T O A R E S T R I C T I V E C O V E N A N TA G R E E M E NO
T N BEHALFOF
T H E M U N I C I P A L I T Y W I T H G E O R G EA N D N O R M A NS N O D D O N ,A F F E C T I N G
I . , A N D SD E S C R T B E DA S P A R T O F L O T L 7 , C O N C E S S I O N2 ( G ' I , A N D
F U R T H E RD E S C R I B E DA S P A R T L , D E P O S T T E DP L A N N U M B E R6 5 R - 1 4 ] . 9 5
Carried
IO .
U N F I N T S H E DB U S I N E S S
:
None.
]-1.
B Y - L A W S:
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
That
lhe
i)
By-law No. 90-65 (PL-3) being a by-law to Authorize
Restrictive
Covenant Agreement
MfKE KENNEY, Part Lot L7, Concession 7 (G), Undersized
Rural Lot, be now introduced
second
and read a first,
and Lhird
time, passed and numbered by the Mayor and
the Clerk.
following
by-law
be passed:
By-Law No. 90-65 (PL-3 )
ii)
by the
Mayor
and the
CIerk.
By-law No. 91-L-90-564 being a by-law to Amend Zoning
by-law No. 911, RINOR LIMfTED - JACK COGAN
Part Lot 7, Concession 3 (NG), Orsi Industrial/Woodbine
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-Law No.
91-1-90-565
by the
Mayor
and the
CI e r k .
I
I
11.
BY-LAWS
:
iii)
By-law No. 911-90-565 being a by-law fo Amend Zoning
B y - l a w N o . g L L , C L A R K , W I L I T I A MA N D E N S I
Part Lot 26, Plan 248
Dalton Road, be now j.ntroduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed and
By-taw No. 911-90-565
iv)
By-law No. 9l-L-90-566 being a by-law to Amend Zoning
By-Law No. 9L1, MIKE AND DIANNE KENNEY
Part tot L7, Concession 7 (G) - Undersized Rural LoL,
be now introduced
and read a first.,
second and third
t.ime, passed and numbered by the llayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No, 91-1-90-566
v)
o
signed and sealed
the
lvlayor
and
by the
and the
Mayor
Clerk.
By-law No. 911-90-567 being a by-law to Amend Zoning
B y - l a w N o . g L L , E . M U C A L O VA N D J . B E L L
Part Lot 14, Concession 3 (NG), be now introduced
and
read a first,
pdssed and
second and third
time,
By-Law No. 91-1-90-567
vii)
Passed,
by
the
Clerk.
By-law No. 90-66 (BU-l) being a by-law to Provide for
the Numbering of Buildings
and Lot.s in the Town of
Georgina,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second
and third
the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-66 (BU-1)
vi)
by the
Mayor
and the
Clerk.
Passed,
by
the
Clerk.
signed and sealed
and
the
Mayor
(PL-2,
By-law
No. 90-67
a by-law
to Adopt
being
Amendment No . 58 To The Official
Plan of the Town of
Georgina,
G R E Y S T O N EH O M E S , P a r t L o t 1 0 , C o n c e s s i o n 3
(NG) , be now introduced
and read a first,
second and
third
Lime, pdssed and numbered by the Playor and the
Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-67 ( PL-21
by the
and the
Mayor
Clerk.
9
11 .
BY.LAWS:
viii)By-law
90-68 (PUT-1) being a by-law to Authorize
the
Ivlayor and Clerk to Execute a Transfer of Easement from
Barry Russell Pipher and Colleen Jo-Ann Pipher to the
Corporation
of the Town of Georgina
over Lot L4,
Registered
PIan Number 354, be now introduced and read
a first,
second and third
the t"layor and the Clerk.
B y - L a w N o. 9 0 - 6 8 ( P U T - L )
ix )
By-Iaw No. 90-69 (PL-3) being a by-law to Authorize the
Mayor and Clerl< to Execute a Partial
Release of the
Site Plan Agreement Registered
Number
as Instrument
436888 as it relates
to part Lot 25, Concession 6 (G)
Designated as Parts 1- - 5 inclusive,
Plan 65R-1-4065,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-69 ( PL-3 )
x)
by the
l"layor and the
Clerk.
by the
Mayor
and the
CIerk.
By-Iaw No. 90-70 (PWO-2) being a by-law to Temporarily
close Dalton Road between Metro Road and Lake Drive:
and Lake Drive
Between Dalton and Jackson' s Point
Avenue in the Town of Georgi-na on August sth, l-990,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk,
By-LawNo.
90-70 (PWO-2)
by the
Ivlayor and the
C1erk.
Carried
L2 .
MOTIONSORIGINATINGBYWAYOFPREVIOUSNOTICEOFMOTION:
None .
L 3.
OTHERPIOTIONS:
None .
L4 .
NOTTCESOFMOTION:
None .
10
].5.
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
That the Council Meeting convene into
Lo deal with a land purchase.
Caucus at
7:42 p.h.
Carried
The Council Meeting arose from the In-Camera meeting at this time
7:58 p.mo to deal with the the following
motion regarding
the
purchase of lands from the Ministry
of Transportation:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Seconded bv Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 2 9
THAT THE MAYOR AND THE CLERK EXECUTE ALL DOCUMENTSNECESSARY
TO EFFECT THE PURCHASE OF LANDS FROM THE MINISTRY
OF
TRANSPORTATION OF ONTARIO, DESCRTBEDAS PART 2, PLAN 65RL945,
TOWN OF GEORGINA, REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK, TN
THE AMOUNT OF $L2,OOO. AND THAT THE NECESSARY FUNDS BE
PROVIDED FROM THE INDUSTRY AND TOURISM LOT IEVY RESERVE.
A recorded
The Clerk
vote
bras requested.
recorded
the
vote
as follows:
Yea
Mayor Johnston
Regional
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Counci I lor
YEA
NAY
Boothby
Cloney
Jamieson
Laird
Morrison
Pallett
Petherick
Wheeler
Nay
X
X
x
x
x
x
x
6
3
Carried.
. . . o
1_1
]-6.
BY.LAW TO CONFIRMPROCEEDTNGS
:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Pallett
That By-Law 9A-71 (eOU-2) being a by-1aw to confirm
the
proceedings
of Council
on April
be now
26t}:., L990,
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
By-Law No. 90-?1- (CoU-2)
Mayor
and the
by the
Clerk.
Carried . . . . .
L7 ,
ADJOURNMENT
:
On Motion the Meeting
Adjourned at I : 00 p.m.
\gqo-osca SCSta
O,K
CORPORATTONOF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
(PUBLIC IqEETING)
1990-05-03
1 - 0: 0 0 A . M .
l_ .
ROLL CALL :
The Clerk
and the
fol lowing
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Council
were present:
Cloney
Morrison
Boothby
CONFLTCTOFINTERESTDISCLOSURES:
Councillor
with
of interest
7 (a) (iv)
and 1-0 (a) (iv)
as one of the applicants
client
of his.
7.
items
is a
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SrrecialCouncilMeet.inq(PublicMeetinq)
i)
Application
Plan and Zoning
Lo Amend the Official
By-law No. 9l-110:00 A.M.
GLYNIS BLANEHARD
Part Lot 3, Concession 3 (c) - Baldwin
R E P O R TN O . D S . 9 O - 4 6
Mayor Johnston
advised
Meeting and the eirculation
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
Mr.
Michael
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
i
n
o
r
d
e
r
.
were
procedure
for
PubIic
a public
planning
Smith
of Michael
smith
Consultants,
Ltd.,
agent for
the Appticant,
was in attendance and stated that the
Applicant
has applied for a severance of the south-east
corner
of his property
but was advised
that
both
Zoning and Official
to
Plan amendments were reguired
(M3) zone
replace
the existing
Industrial
Extractive
with the Rural (RU) zone category.
t
seg012.lvtrN
7.
1990-05-03
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(Publiclteetinq)Cont'd:
i)
Mr. Smith indicated
that once the property was rezoned
(RU) , the severance
to Rural
application
would be
permitted .
Flr. Harold tenters,
Senior Planner,
stated t,hat the
Direct,or of Finance & Treasurer
indicated
out,standing
tax arrears
on the subject
land,
and that
no other
commenLing agencies objected to this application.
Mr. Lenters
showed a map of the property
to Council
members indicating
of the
land for
the
section
rezoning.
Mr. Lenters recommended that the application
to amend
the Official
to
Plan be approved and the application
amend Zoning By-law Number 9l-1 be approved.
lloved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 2 3 0
L.
TTIAT THE APPIJICATION
BY GTYNIS
SUBMITTED
BLANCHARD, BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND MAP 3,
SEHEDULE IB' OF TTIE OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE TOWNOF
GEORGINA PLANNING AREA LAND DESCRIBED AS PART OF
TOTS 3, CONCESSION 3 (G), BE APPROVED, AND PRIOR
TO COUNCIL ADOPTING AN OFFICIAL
PLAN AMENDMENT THE
FOLLOWING BE REQUIRED I
A)
2.
WRITTEN CONFIRMATION FROM THE MINISTRY OF
NATURAT RESOURCES INDIEA?ING THAT THE LICENSE
ISSUED UNDER THE PITS AND QUARRIES CONTROL
ACT AS IT AFFEETS THE TANDS TO BE REZONED HAS
BEEN REVOKED;
THAT TIIE APPLICATION
BY GTYNIS
SUBMITTED
BLANCHARD, BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING
BY-LAW NUMBER gLL, TO CHANGE THE ZONE SYMBOT FRO}I
(M3) TO RURAL (RU) ON A
EXTRACTIVE
INDUSTRIAL
PORTION OF THE SUBJECT I,ANDS DESCRIBED AS PART OF
LOT 3 , CONCESSION 3 (G) , BE APPROVED. AND THE
FOILOWTNG BE REQUTRED pRrOR TO THE PASSTNG OF A
:
BY-LAW AIT1BNDMENT
1 9 9 0 - 0 5- 0 3
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7,
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(publicMeetinq)Cont'd:
A)
PAYMENT OF ALL OUTSTANDING TAXES.
B)
WRITTEN SUBI.,TISSION FROM THE LAKE SIMCOE
REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY INDICATING NO
O B J E E T I O N T O T H E P R O P O S E DR U R A L ( R U ) Z O N T N G
OF THE SUBJECT LANDS .
E)
WRTTTEN EONFIRMATTON FROM THE MINTSTRY OF
NATURAL RESOURCES INDICATING NO OBJECTION TO
THE PROPOSED RURAL ZONING OF THE SUBJECT
LANDS .
carried.
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That Council
at this
time
the Director
Morrison
convene into
the Committee of the Whole Meeting
(L0:08 6r,m.) to deal with Report No. DR90-25 of
of Recreation
and Events.
carried.
The Special
Council
Lime (L0:45 a.m. )
ii)
r. . .
Meeting,
. . . .
Public
Meeting,
resumed
at
this
Application
to Amend Zoning By-law No. 9LlJOHN KrELY
10 : 45 A.M.
Part Lot 7, Concession L, (G) Cedarbrae
R B P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 4 3
Mayor Johnston
advised
t'leeting and the circulation
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
the Notice
of
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
sc9012.lIrN
7,
1990-05-03
DEPU?ATIONSI
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetins(PublicMeetinq)Contrd:
ii)
Mr. Flichael Smith of t"tichael Srnith Planning Consultants
Ltd.,
aEent for the Applicant,
was in attendance
wishes
and stated that the applicant
piece of property
to rezone a triangular
on Cedarbrae
Road.
Mr. Snith indicated
that the commenting agencies have
subject to certain
no objection
to this
application
conditions
being compl ied with .
Mr. ttarold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
this application
be approved.
Moved by Councillor
recommended that
Morrison
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 2 3 1
1.
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY JOTIN KIELY,
BEING AN APPLIEATION TO AII,IENDZONING BY-LAW NUIi{BER
911 TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DETACHED
R E S I D E N T I A T D W E T L I N G U N I T O N I , A N D D E S C R I B E DA S
P A R T L O T 7 , C O N C E S S I O N1 - ( G ) , B E A P P R O V E D ,W I T H
?HE FOTLOWINGREQUIREMENTSPRIOR TO THE PASSING OF
A BY-tA$l At'lENDl'lENT:
A)
THAT THE OWNERS,AT THEIR EXPENSE, ENTER INTO
A RESTRICTIVE COVENANTAGREEMENTTO RUN WTTH
THE IAND WHICH ACKNOWLEDGESTTIE PROXIIITITYOF
POTENTIAI, AGRICUTTURAL, EXTRACTION, FORESTRY
A N D C A N A D I A N N A T I O N A L R A I I . , W A YU S E S T N T H E
AREA, AND AGREES NOT TO TAKB AETION TO
RESTRIET THE SAI{E.
2.
THAT THE AMENDING BY-LAW PROVIDE TTIAT THE MINIMUM
FRONT YARD SETBACK AND THE SETBACK FROM THE
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAII,WAY LANDS SHAtt BE 3O.O
METRES.
3.
THAT AS A CONDITION OF BUILDING PERMIT APPROVAI,
THE OWNER IS TO PAY A PARK IEVY TO THE TOIIIN OF
GEORGINA, SAID LEVY NOT TO EXCEED FIVE PERCENT OF
THE VAIJUE OF TH8 SUBJECT LAND.
carried.
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7.
1-990-05-03
D EP U T A T ION
: S
a)
Special
iii)
Council
l4eetinq
(Public
Cont'd:
l,leetinq)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 91-1HELEN RYNARD
L0 : 48 A.M.
9 (NG) willow
Part tots
L2 and 1 3 , Concession
Beach
Agent : Darryl Irwin
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 4 5
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
of
the Notice
were in order.
that
list
procedure
the
for
Public
a public
Mr. DarryI
was in
Irwin,
is
attendance and stated that the subject application
to legalize
residence and to
an existing
caretakers
expand the permitted
uses to include the establishment
of four (4) batting cages.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Medical
Officer
of
application.
Senior
Health
Planner, indicated
has no objection
that the
to this
Mr. Lenters
uses
stated that Commercial Recreational
p
r
o
v
i
d
e
d
are
are allowed
t
h
e
y
in the Rural
Area
an
compatible
n
o
t
e
d
t
h
a
t
with surrounding
uses.
He
p
r
o
v
i
d
e
d
t
h
e
f
o
r
i
n
accessory
residential
use is
Official
Plan.
l'1r. Lenters
indicated
that the proposed zone is Open
provision
to permit the
Space (OS) with a site specific
existing
uses; a baseball
uses plus two additional
and uses
batting
cage and a caretakers
residence,
accessory.
Mr . Lenters indicated
that
to have an adverse impact
Iand uses.
l'1r. Lenters
approved .
recommended
the
proposal
is
on the existing
that
this
not
expected
surrounding
application
be
s e 9 0 1 2. M r N
7.
1990-05-03
D E P U T A T ION S :
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(Publictvleeting)Contrd:
iii)
Flr. Irwin
stated that an addition
is proposed to the
rear of the exiet.ing
storage
building
to alleviate
problems on the property
and that the south, east and
wesf sides of the addition
be sided with cedar siding.
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Laird
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-232
]..
TTIAT TTTE APPLICATION SUBI.{ITTSD BY HEI.,ENRYNARD'
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER
9 1 1 - T O P E R M I T A N A C C E S S O R YD W A L L I N G U N I T , U S E S
ACCESSORYTO THE DWELT,INGUNIT, AND BAfTING CAGES
ON IAND DESCRIBED AS PART OF LOTS L2 AND 13,
EONCESSION 9 (NG) , BE APPROVED, AND TIIB FOLTOWING
B E R E Q U T R E DP R I O R T O T H E P A S S I N G O F A N A M E N D I N G
BY-LAW;
A)
A P P R O V A T - ,F R O I { T H E M I N I S T R Y
RESOURCES.
OF NATURAL
2.
THAT THE OWNERSIIALL AMEND THE EXISTING SITE PL,AN
AGREEMENT WITH TTIE TOWN OF GEORGINA, SAID
AGREEMENTTO BE A}{ENDEDPRIOR TO TTIE ISSUANCE OF A
BUITDING PERMIT.
3.
THAT AS A EONDITION OF SITE PT,ANAPPROVAL, PAYMENT
OF A PARK IEVY TO THE TOWNOF GEORGINA IN THE
O R D E RO F 2 % A N D 5 % F O R T H E A D D I T I O N A I J C O M M E R C I A I '
AND RESIDENTIAT COTVIPONENTS
.
carried
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
That Council
Laird
recess at this
time
carried.
(1-0:56 a.m. )
. . , .
s e g 0 1 2. M r N
1990-0s-03
The Special
Council
Meeting
resumed at
this
time
(11:08
6t.I[l. ) .
7.
DEPUTATTONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Cont.'d:
iv)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Iaw No. 91-1
11:08 E.tn.
JOHN & LAURA EIKETAND
Lot L , Plan 282
Agent : Earl Winemaker
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 4 2
with
Councillor
of interest
taird
declared a conflict
this application
is a client
as one of the Applicants
join
of his.
in the
Councillor
did
not
taird
discussion
or vote .
Mayor Johnston
advised
Meet,ing and the circulation
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
that
list
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
Mrs. taura Eikeland,
Applicant,
was in attendance and
submitted
to Council
and staff
members a diagram
to be
showing the north half of the existing
dwelling
torn down and replaced with parking
spaces.
Mrs. Eikeland
a petition
to Council
also submitted
signed
of this
by business
customers
in support
application.
reviewed
Mr. ttarold Lenters,
Senior Planner, briefly
the Chief Administrative
memorandum dated
Officer's
of the
March L2, 1990, which outlined
the history
propert,y owners and uses since L977.
to
Llr. Lenters
stat.ed that the Town Engineer objects
t
h
i
s
this
that there are tax arrears on
application,
g
o
i
n
g
on
zoning
land, that Property Standards indieates
He also noted
non-compliance
and charges are pending.
in
busines$
t,hat. the
site
open for
is presently
violation
of the by-law and that the Region of York
that no access
Engineering
Department has indicated
will
be available
from The Queensway.
s e g 0 1 2. M r N
1.
1990-05-03
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
Mr. Lenters
business'
indicated
that
the retail
adequate
parking
of cars
off
The
and mobility
problems
with
this
are
the
biggest
Queensway
application.
He stated that the proposed use does not
Policy
appear
to satisfy
the Highway Commercial
(Section 5.2.1-.5 of The Official
Plan) as the distance
from the nearest commercial business area is too far.
Also,
the proposed
use would not be considered
as
infilling
between existing
commercial uses may very
well result
in access and parking problems.
that the proposal does not comply
of Zoning By-Law Number 9L1 in a
Mr. L,enters indicated
with the provisions
number of instances .
o
Plr. Lenters
indicated
the proposal
does not
that
provide
parking,
loading
and buffering
adequate
facilities
to reduce the potential
for conflict
and
i I ity
to surrounding
could
result
in i ncompatib
property,
Mr. Lenters
refused.
recommended
that
this
application
be
Mr. Doug Carroll,
Director
and that it
stated
is an unsafe situation
that this
should not be permitted
to continue .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . S C - 9 0 - 2 3 3
]-.
T H A T T H E A P P L I E A T T O N S U B M T T T E DB Y J O H N A N D L A U R A
E I K E L A N D B E I N G A N A P P T I C A T I O N T O A M E N DZ O N I N G B Y L A W N U M B E R9 ] - ] - T O P E R M I T G E N E R A L C O M M E R C I A LU S E S
O N L A N D D E S C R I B E DA S L O T L , P L A N 2 8 2 , B E R E F U S E D .
carried.
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7.
L990-05-03
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
v)
Continuation
of the Public
Meeting of February
15, 1990
11132 A.!1.
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 91-1
NORMANSCOTT
'1,
Part Lot
Concession l- (G), Ravenshoe Road
R E P O R TN O. D S . 9 O - 4 4
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
The Applicant
that
list
explained
was not
the
of
the Notice
were in order.
procedure
in attendance
at
for
Public
a public
the meeting.
Mr. Harold Lenbers, Senior Planner, indicated that this
application
had been deferred at the February 15, 1990
public
meeting
of Council
to allow
the owner an
opportunity
to address
the concerns
of both the
Ministry
of Natural Resources and Lake Simcoe Region
relat.ing to the wetland.
that the owner had resolved both
the agency's
concerns and therefore,
he recommended
that this appl ication
be approved .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Laird
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 2 3 4
1.
T H A T T H E A P P L I E A T I O N S U B M I T T E DB Y N O R I V 1 AHNO W A R D
SCOTT, BEING AN APPLIEATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-I,AUI
NUMBER 91-1 TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
D E T A C H E DD W E L I J I N GU N I T O N L A N D S D E S C R I B E DA S P A R T
oF LOT L, CONCESSTON
6 ( G ) , B E A P P R O V E DW
, rTH THE
F O L L O W I N G R E Q U I R E I V I E NPTR I O R T O T H E P A S S I N G O F A
BY-LAW AMENDMENT
:
I
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7.
1"0
1_990-05-03
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
Special
A)
2.
Council. t"leet,inq (Public
Meetinq)
Contrd:
A R E S T R I C T I V E C O V E N A N T A G R E E M E N TT O R U N W I T H
THE IJAND WHICH ACKNOWLEDGES THE PROXI!4ITY OF
POTENTIAL AGRICULTURAL, EXTRACTION, FORESTRY
AND SALVAGB YARD USES IN THE AREA, AND AGREES
NOT TO TAKE ACTION TO RESTRICT TTIE SAIIE.
THAT THE AMENDTNG BY-LAW PROVIDE THAT THE MINIMUM
FRONT YARD SETBAEK SHALL BE 3O.O METRES.
carried
3.
BY-IA!{ TO CONFTRMPROCEEDTNGS
:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
By-taw
No. 90-72 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the
proceedings
of Council
on May 3, 1-990, be now introduced
and read a first,
secon,il and third
By-Law No. 90'72
(cou-2)
by
carried
O
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Jamieson
That the Special Council Meeting
of the Whole Meeting at this time
carried
convene into
(11;35d..n.)
the Committee
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4.
11_
1990-05-03
ADJOURNMENT:
On motion
meeting
adjourned
at
Larry
ll,:35
d.Io.
o .r,(.
!|
IN THE
REGIONAL IVIUNICIPALITY OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIL I{INUTES
r"990-05-03
12 r 06 P.M.
A Special
Committee
L)
lhe
Council
t"leet,ing was held immediately
following
of t,he Whole l'leeting to deal with Lhe following
item:
Holmes Point
Lease
R E P O R TN O . D R 9 O - 2 3
1.
ROLL CALL :
The Clerk
a
and the
following
Mayor Johnst,on
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
2,
members of
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Council
were presentr
Cloney
Morrison
Boothby
CONFLICTOFTNTERESTDISCLOSURES:
None.
15 .
O T H E R B U S I N E S S:
a)
Holmes Point
Lease
R E P O R TN O . D R 9 O - 2 3
o
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Laird
R E S O T U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 2 3 5
T H A T f H E T E A S E D A T E D J U I V L , 1 9 8 8 , B B T W E E NT T T ET O W NO F
AS LESSEE BE
GEORGINA AS LESSOR AND GEORGEKURCHARCHUK
T E R M I N A T E D P U R S U A N TT O S E C T I O N 1 9 O F T H E S A I D I J E A S E ,
BEING NON-PAYMENTOF RENT.
carried.
....
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3.
1990-05-03
Cloney
Laird
By-Law No. 90-73 (eOU-2) being a by-law
the
to confirm
proceedings
of Council
on tlay 3, 1-990, be now introduced
and read a first,
s e c o n d a n d third
By-LawNo.
90-73 (COU-2)
carried.
4.
by
...,
:
ADJOURNMENT
Cloney
That the Special
(L2r07 p.m. )
Florrison
Council
Meet,ing be adjourned
carried
at
this
time
(
ffnnr-socaec-n
*<
fnrts\XlGSc[-
\qq0-os-* ?r'Y
o K
Awt6r*r1-;reo:
MAYORFOR THE MONTHOF MAY
COUNCILLORPETHERICK
(ALTERNATE - COUNCII,LORPALLETT)
IN TIIE
C O U N C I LM I N U T E S
1990-05-L0
7:30P.M.
l- .
MOMENTOFMEDITATION:
2,
was observed.
ROLLCALL:
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
call
and the
Laird
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
l"lorrison
Pallett
Councillor
Cloney
Boothby arrived at 7:45 p.m.
Chairman Mayor JohnsLon was absent
Councillor
Pallett
took his
seat
Chairman .
3.
following
Members of
Wheeler
from this meeting and
as Alternate
Acting
Councillor
Laird
with
declared
a Conflict
of Interest
respect to item13.
v) Zoning Amendment, Part Lot L, Conc. 3
(NG) , Danny Sidiropolous,
is his
because Mr. Sidiropolous
client
at, the present,
but was not during his initial
Zoning
procedure .
Applicat,ion
4.
MINUTESOFPREVTOUSMEETINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That the
o
following
Jamieson
sets
of Minutes
i)
Minutes
l,gg0.
ii)
Mi n u te s o f th e Special Council Meeting held on May 3r d,
L990.
of
the
Council
Meeting
held
on April
26th,
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1990-05-10
MINUTS$oFPREVIoUSMEETINGSI
iii)
Minut,es of
L990.
the
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on May 3rd,
Carrigd. . . . .
5.
POLICYCOMMITTEEMINUTES:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That the
following
Cloney
minutes
be received
for
informationl
i)
Minutes of the Development
held on April L1th, 1990.
ii)
Minutes and recommendations of the Industry
Comnittee Meeting held on April
25th, 1990
Policy
Committee Meeting
and Tourism
Carried. . . . .
6.
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHEPOT,ICYCOMMITTEES:
a)
DevelopmentPolicvMeetinqheldonAprilLl,1990:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That the items
with separately.
No.
Cloney
5.
and No.
7.
be deferred
to
be dealt
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That
the
following
Councillor
Wheeler
recommendations
be approved
as presented:
1.
T T I A T S T A F F M E E T W I T H M R . H I C K S T O R E S E A R C I IA N D
DEVETOP DRAFT POLICIES
FOR REVTEW BY THE
D E V E T O P M E N TP O T I C Y C O M M I T T E E( S U E H P O T T C I E S A R E
T O B E C O N S I D E R E DF O R I N C I . , U S I O NI N T O T H E O F F I C I A L
PLAN AND ALL RELEVANT AGREEMENTS}.
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6.
1990-05-10
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHEPOLICYCOMMITTEES:
a)
DevelgpmentPolicyMeet,inqheldonAprillL,1990:
RESOIJUTION O, C-90-237
2.
T H A T C L E R K ' S D E P A R T M E N TB g R E Q U E S T E D
T O P R E P A R EA
TREE PRESERVATION BY-I..AW FOR CONSIDERATIONBY THE
DEVELOPMENTPOLTCY COMMITTEE
.
RESOT,UTTON
NO, C-90-239
3.
THAT THE CASTI-IN-tIEU
PAYMENT PERTAINING TO
A P P T I C A T I O N 8 7 3 . 8 9 ( R O M A N ) S H A L L B E C A L C U L A T E DO N
T H E B A S I S O F 5 % O F T H E F I R S T O N E H U N D R B DT H O U S A N D
D O T L A R ( $ 1 0 0 , O O O. O O) V A L U E O F T H E L O T T O B E
CREATED AND ADDED THERETO SHALT BE 3T OF THE
REMAINING VAIJUE OF THE tOT TO BE CREATED.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 3 9
4.
THAT BY-I,AW NO. 87 -2L8 ( BU-]. ) BE AMENDED TO
P R O V I D E F O R A S P E C I F I C C A T C U L A T I O NT O D E T E R M I N E
T H E C A S H - T N - L T E U P A Y M E N TW H E NA N E V {B U I L D I N G I J O T
I S C R E A T E DP U R S U A N TT O S E C T I O N 5 2 O F T H E P L A N N I N G
ACT, ]-983.
T I I E S A T D C A L C U L A T I O N S H A I J LB E T H B S U M
OF 5% OF THE FIRST
ONE HUNDRED TTIOUSAND
($10o,ooo.oo)
v A t u B o F T H E L o T T o B E C R E A T E DA N D
ADDED THERETOSHALL BE 3I OF THE REMAINING VALUE
OF THE IJOT TO BE CREATED.
RESOT.,UTION
NO. e-90-240
6.
T T { A T T H E D E P U T A T I O NB Y M R . V A N H U I Z E N , O N B E H A L F
OF STOVAN DEVELOPMENTCORPORATIONAND HIS REQUEST
T H A T T H E W A T E R O N L Y S E R V I C E A R E A B O U N D A R YB E R E T N S T A T E D T O P A R T O F L O T 3 , C O N C E S S I O N7 ( N G ) B E
DEFERRED TO fTIE FIRST MEETING OF A COT.{MITTEE
TO
REVIEW THE SUTTON SECONDARYPLAN.
Carried. . . . .
b)
IndustrvandTourismMeetinqheldonApril25,1990:
lloved by Regional
Councillor
That
the
following
Wheeler
Morrison
recommendations
be adopted
as presented:
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1990-05-10
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHEPOLICYCOMMITTEES:
b)
InduetrvandTourismMeeLinqheldonApril25,1990r
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-241
1.
THAT COUNCIL INVESTIGATE THE POSSIBILITY OF HAVING
ALL GEORGINAUNDERONE HEADING IN THE PHONEBOOK.
2.
TIIAT COUNCIL INVESTIGATE THE MAIL SYSTEMTO CHANGE
MAILING ADDRESSESTO GEORGINA
.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . e - 9 0 - 2 4 3
3.
T H A T W E R E F E R ? H I S M A T T E R O F A N A M E C H A N G ET O A
PROCEDURAL
MEETING.
RESOLUTTON
NO. e-90-244
4,
TTIAT THE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
OFFTCE PROVTDESTART
UP ASSISTANCE FOR THE BOARDOF TRADE. (USE OF
PHOTOEOPIERAND MAILINGS } .
RESOT,UTIONO. C-90-245
5.
T H A T C O U N C I L E N D O R S ET H E J A P A N E S E W E E K E N D . A
REPORTWILL BE PRESENTEDBACK TO THIS COMMITTEE.
RESOLUTTON
NO. e-90-246
6.
THAT RANDALIJ MARTIN IOOK INTO TTIE INDIVTDUAT.,
LEASES AT THE MALL.
Carried. . . . .
7.
None.
8.
DEPUTATIONS:
i)
Flr. John S. Rogers, reapecting
Development
Sutton.
Mr. Rogers,
agentr
f,€specting
residential
development in Sutton.
Oxford Estates
oxford
Estates
Propoaed
proposed
Mr. Rogers submitted for Council's
viewing a sketch of the
proposed subdivision
which fronts on Black River Road.
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8.
1990-05-10
DEPUTATTONS:
Mr. Rogers gave a brief
history
of those lands which were
included
in the Sutton
Secondary
Plan as being in the
Serviced Area Boundary during the L973 study.
It
was stated
that
in L986 Town Staff
of the Town of
Georgina realized
an error in the calculation
of the defined
Serviced Area Boundary had occurred and had redefined
this
area which excluded it from servicing.
Mr. Rogers is requesting
that consideration
be given to
rescind
resolution
No. SC-88-448 which will
subsequently
return
t,hese lands to the Serviced
Area in the Sutton
Secondary Plan .
Mr. Doug Carroll
Services,
of Development
, Director
indicated
to Council
Members that
of the
the intention
Municipal
Council of t-988 was to remove the water service
only from the Sut,t,on Seeondary Plan.
The Sutton Secondary Plan was approved in L985 and forwarded
to the Ontario Municipal
Board as Official
Plan No. 15 for
their
approval .
The
following
two
items
lvere
brought
forward
and
thie
t ime :
6.
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHEPOI.IICYCOMMTTTEES:
a)
dealt
with
at
DevelopnentPolicyMeetinqheldonAprill-L,1990:
5.
T R A T T H I D E P U T A T I O N B Y M R . J O H N R O G E R SO N B E H A L F
o F o x F o R D H O M E SA N D H I S R E Q U E S TT O R E - I N S T A T E T H E
SERVICE AREA BOUNDARY AROUND PART LOT 3 ,
CONCESSION7 (NG) BE DEFERREDTO THE FIRST MEETING
O F A C O M M T T T E ET O R E V I E W T H E S U T T O N S E C O N D A R Y
PLAN.
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Seconded by Council lor
Boothby
RESOLUTIONNO, C-90-2tt7
]..
T H A T C O U N C I L R E S C I N D R E S O I , U T I O NN O . S C - 8 8 - 4 4 8
I N S O F A R A S I S N E C E S S A R YT O R E - I N S T A T E T H E W A T E R
A N D S E W E R S E R V T C E A R E A B O U N D A R YO F T H E S U T T O N
SECONDARY
PLAN, MAP 3, SCHEDULE'A' I,AND USE PLAN,
IN ACEORDANCE
WITH SCHEDULE'B' ATTACHEDHERETO.
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6.
1990-05-10
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHEPOTICYCOMMITTEES:
a)
Development
Policy
Meetinq
held
on April
LL,
1990:
2.
THAT THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
N O T I F Y T H E M I N T S T E R O F M U N I E T P A LA F F A I R S O F T H E
ABOVE ACTION.
3.
THAT THE ELERK BE AUTHORTZED AND DIREETED TO
EXECUTE UNDER THE CORPORATESEAI SUCH DOCUMENTSAS
M A Y B 8 R E Q U I R E DT O c r V E E F F E C T T O L . A N D 2 . A B O V E .
Carried. . . . .
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-249
7.
T H A T T H E D I R E C T O R O F D E V E L O P M E N TS E R V I C E S C O N T A C T
S U T T O N A R E A D E V E L O P E R SA N D I N V I T E T H E I R S U B M I S S I O N O F
R E S P E C T T V E D E V E L O P I V T E NP
TR O P O S A L S A N D T H A T T H E S E
PROPOSALS BE PRESENTED TO THE DBVELOPMENTPOLICY
C O M M T T T EO
E N JUNE 13, 1.990.
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 4 9
T H A T I T E M N O . 6 a ) # 6 . O F D E V E L O P M E N TP O L I C Y C O M M I T T E E
M E E T I N G H E L D O N A P R I L ] - 1 , 1 - 9 9 0 , B E R E C O N S I D E R E DA T T H I S
TTME.
Carried . . . . .
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-250
T H A T T H E D E P U T A T I O NB Y M R . V A N H U I Z E N , O N B E H A L F O F S T O V A N
DEVELOPMENTCORPORATIONAND HIS REQUESTTHAT THE WATERONLY
S E R V I C E A R E A B O U N D A R YB E R E - I N S T A T E D T O P A R T O F L O T 3 ,
C O N C E S S I O N7 ( N G ) B E R E S C I N D E D .
Carried
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8.
1990-05-10
DEPUTATIONS
: ( Continued )
b)
Mrs.
Kathleen
Keberer
of
190 Lake Drive
South,
Keswick.
Mrs. Keberer came before Council Members and requested
that the name of the street
on which she resides not be
changed from take Drive South to Woodland Drive. Mrs.
Keberer
indicated
the present
street
name fully
explains
her location
and emergency
to visitors
vehicles
and she has not experienced any difficulty
in
giving directions
t o h e r h o m e.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
RESoIJITroN No. e-90-251
THAT THE STREET NAME CHANGE FROM LAKE DRIVE SOUTH TO
wooDLAND DRM,
K E S W I C K , B E D E L E T E D F R O M T H E B y - L A W A N D TO
BE RECONSIDERED
AT A LATER DATE.
Carried. . . . .
9.
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That the
following
Cloney
information
be received
for
information:
RESOIJUTIONNO, C-90-252
i)
V. Ozymtchak, Acting Supervisor,
Traffic
Signing,
Ministry
of Transportation,
respecting
highway
destination
signing for Keswick, Sutton and Lake
Simcoe.
Carried. . . . .
ii)
Mr. Ronald Stein,
Pound Welch Associates Limited,
respecting
the Proposed Plan of Subdivision
19T89052 and the Proposed Official
Plan Amendment,
Part Lot 10, Concession 3 (NG), Town of Georgina.
a
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9.
1990-05-10
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
RgsotuTroNNo. c-90-253
T H A T P O U N DW E L C HA S S O e I A T E S L I M I T E D B E R E Q U E S T E DT O A p p E A R
AS A DEPUTATION AT A DEVEIJOPI{ENTPOLICY COMMITTEEMEETING TO
DISCUSS THE SEWAGEALLOCATION FOR THE SPECIATJTY CARE
P R O P E R T Y ,P A R T L O T 1 0 , C O N C E S S T O3N ( N c ) , K E S W T C K
Carried. . . . .
iii)
J.W. Johnson, A/District
Manager, Maple District,
Ministry
of Natural
Resources,
the
respecting
preservation
of the wetland owned by the Town of
Georgina, located on the southeast shore of Cookre
Bay.
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
taird
RESOLUTTONNO. e-90-254
r H A T T T I E M I N I S T R Y O F N A T U R A LR E S O U R C E S M
, APLE DISTRICT BE
CONTACTED WITH REGARDS TO THE WETLAND LOCATED ON THE
SOUTHEASTSHOREOF COOKIS BAY AS PER THEIR CORRESPONDENCE
OF
1 9 9 0 . A 4 - 2 7 A N D B E I N C L U D E D A S A D E P U T A T I O NO F T H E P U B L T C
AFFAIRS COI{MITTEE
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That
the
information
fo I lowing
:
Jamieson
correspondence
be
received
for
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-255
iv)
Ms. Carol Davis, vrEws for the visually
reguesting
Council's
support in their
raiee
funds
fnr
blind
and visually
children.
Carried. . . .
Inpaired,
effort
to
impaired
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9.
1990-05-10
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
v)
The Premier of Ontario,
David Peterson, requesting
The Town of Georgina proclaim the lrleek of May L3
2L , L990 , "Arrive
Alive
Drive
Sober"
week
throughout, the Town .
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Laird
R E S O L I T T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 2 5 6
THAT THE WEEKOF MAY 13
2 L , 1 9 9 0 B E P R O C L A I M E DA S " A R R T V E
A L I V E - D R I V E S O B E R ' ' W E E K T H R O U G H O U T H E T O h I NO F G E O R G I N A ,
AND TO ADVERTISE SUCH PROCLAI',IATION
IN TIIB ADVOCATE.
Carried. . . . .
vi)
Glenwood Mews Residents
Association,
K€swick,
requesting
Council's
approval
for their
Grand
Opening event to t.ake place on Saturday, June 09,
1"990.
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Jamieson
RESOTTUTTO
NN
O. C-90-257
THAT COUNCTL GRANT APPROVAL TO TTTEGLENWOODMEWSRESIDENTS
ASSOEIATION TO HOLD A STREET DANCE ON SATURDAYJUNE 9, 1990,
AND THAT THE CLERK NOTIFY THE YORK REGIONAL POLICY AND TIIE
GEORGINA FIRE DEPARTMENT
.
Carried . . . . .
vii)Ms.
Judith Oswin, president,
Jackson's point CoOperative
Homes fnc. , r€questing
Council ' s
permission
for a special permit for their
annual
outdoor bar-b-que event, June 6th, L990.
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Jamiesnn
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9.
L0
1990-05-10
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 5 9
THAT COUNCIL GRANT APPROVAL TO THE JACKSONIS POINT COOPERATIVE HOIITES
INC. FOR A SPECIAL OCCASIONPERMIT FOR THEIR
SECONDYEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATTON
.
Carried. . . . .
b)
Routine:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
THAT ITEMS NO. v}
Wheeler
Cloney
AND vii)
BE DEALT WITH SEPARATELY.
Carried . ' . . .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That
t,he
information
foI
:
lowing
Morrison
correspondence
be
received
for
RESOLITTION
NO. C-90-259
i)
Lucien
Bouchard,
Minister
respeeting
t,he Environmental
of the Environment,
Partners
Fund.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . e - 9 0 - 2 5 0
ii)
C.E.
Mcfntyre,
P. Eng. , Executive
Dj-rector,
Ministry
of the Environment,
respecting
the Town
of Georgina's request for Direct Grant Assistance.
RESOLUTTON O. C-90-261
iii)
Robert N. Vernon, Regional
Clerk,
The Regional
Municipality
of York, r€specting
Architectural
Services
Public
ltealth
Building
Town of
Georgina.
RESOTTUTTON
NO. C-90-262
iv)
Association
of Municipalities
of Ontario
Release - Provincial
Budget Graded A nen
News
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9.
1990-05-10
l-1
COMMUNICATTONS:
b)
Routine:
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 2 6 3
vi)
Lake
Simcoe
Region
Conservation
Authority
Executive Commit,t,ee Minutes of the meeting held on
April 20, 1990.
Carried. . . . .
v)
held on March 20, l-990.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Minutes
of
the Meeting
Wheeler
Morrison
RESOLUTIONNO, C-90-264
THAT THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OR THE CHAIRMANOF THE
GEORGINA LIBRARY BOARD ATTEND THE SITE PLAN REVIEW CO}IMITTEE
WHEN THE MANOR HOUSE REDEVELOPMENTPROJEET IS BEING
DISEUSSED TO ENSURE THAT THE DRAINAGE CONCERNSAS TO
ADJACENT PROPERTYOWNEDBY THE LTBRARY BOARD IS RESOLVED.
Carried . . . . .
vii)
Minister
for Senior Citizens'
Affairs
JubilAGEtion - Seniors' Month 1990.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
respecting
Wheeler
Cloney
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-265
T T I A T T T T EM O N T H O F J U N E , ] . 9 9 0 , B E P R O C L A I M E DA S ' ' S E N I O R S I
I } T O N T I T 'T H R O U G H O U TT H E T O W N O F G E O R G I N A A N D T H A T S U C H
PROELAMATIONBE ADVERTISBD IN TI{E ADVOCATE.
Carrigd. . . . .
f
a
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P E T I T I O N :S
a)
Councillor
presented
Boothby
a petition
signed by
twelve residents
of the Church Street area of Keswick
who own property
which
onto
back
the
Belmont
Subdivision
lands.
These residents are requesting the
provide
developer
a suitable
fence between their
property and the newly developed Iands.
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Boothby
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 6 6
T H A T T T T EC L E R K F O R W A R DA C O P Y O F T H E S T G N E D P E T I T T O N T O
B E L M O N TC O N S T R U C T I O NL I M T T E D A N D R E Q U E S TA W R I T T E NR E S P O N S E
TO TTTECONCERNSAS OUTI,INED IN THE PETTTION.
Carrigdr . . . .
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HELDON APRIL MAY 03, ].990:
Hoved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
That a request to divide
the reconmendations
L1- a) iv) ftem No. 5. be approved.
regarding
Item
carried
Moved by councillor
RESOLUTION NO .
i)
1.
Boothby
Councillor
Wheeler
c-90-267
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA COUNCTL PASS A BYLAW AUTHORIZING
THE TEMPORARY TOWN ROAD
cl,osuREs To occuR oN suNDAy, JULY 15, 1_990
FOR THE CYCLE AND RUN PORTION OF THE ANNUAL
GEORGINA/ADVOEATE TRTATHLON .
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COM}TITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
a)
TIME
R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON APRIT MAY 03, ].990:
MUNICTPALROADCLOSURES
RATIONALE
I : 0 0 A . M . -LAKE DRTVE EAST FROM THE
-9: 00 A.M.
ENTRANCEOF DE LA SALLE
TO DALTON ROAD.
-CYCLE ROUTE
-BARRICADE EAST AND
SOUTH SIDE OF DALTON
ROAD
I : 0 0 A . M . -DALTON ROAD BETWEENI,AKE
-9: 10 A.M.
EAST AND METRO ROAD EAST
JACKSON' S POINT.
-BARRICADE NORTH
SIDE OF DALTON ROAD
9 : 0 0 A . M . -COXWELL ST . BETWEEN
- L 0 : 0 0 A . ! 1 . METRO ROAD AND OSBORNEST .
-THE TURN-AROUND
FOR THE CYCLE ROUTE
-OSBORNE ST. BSTWEENCOXWELL -CYCLISTS GO AROUND
AND CURLY ST .
THE BLOCK AND HEAD
EAST ON METRO ROAD
BACK TO THE DE LA
SALLE PARK
-CURLY ST. BETWEENOSBORNE
ST . AND IVIETROROAD.
9 : 1 5 A . M . - L A K E D R I V E E A S T F R O MT T I E
-L0:30 A.M. DE LA SALLE PARKENTRANCE
TO SEDOREAVENUE IN WILLOW
BEACH
2.
TIME
-RUN ROUTE OF SHORT
COURSE
-BARRIEADE 6TH CONC.
ON THE NORTH SIDE
THAT THE TowN oF GEoRGINA eoUNcIL FoRwARD THE
RESOLUTION OF COUNCTL REqUESTTNG THE REGIONAL
MUNICIPALTTY OF YORK TO TEMPORARILY CLOSE THE
FOLLOWING ROADS FOR THE CYCLE PORTION OF THE
TRIATHLON ON SUNDAY, JULY 15, ]-990.
REGIONALROADCLOSURE
I : 0 0 A . [ ' 1 . -METRO ROAD EAST ( Y . R . 7 B )
-9: 30 A.M.
FROM DAIJTON ROAD ( Y . R . 9 }
TO THE ENTRANEE OF DE tA
SALLE PARK .
RATIONALE
-CLOSE THIS PORTION
OF THE ROAD
TEMPORARILY UNTIL
EYCLISTS TTAVELEFT
E LA SALLE PARK AND
RE-OPEN IN ABOUT ].
L / 4 HOURS.
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R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T T I E C O M M I T T N EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
HELDON APRrL MAY 03, Lgg0:
8 : 1 - 5 A . M . - M E T R OR O A DE A S T ( y , R . 7 8 )
-l-0:L5 A.M.
F R O ME N T R A N C EO F D E L A
SAI,LE TO DEBR PARK ROAD.
-BARRICADE THE
FOLLOWINGROADS
ALONG THE CYCLE
ROUTEI
CONC. 6 - BOTH SIDES
SEDOREAVE
1 STDE
CHURCTIILL LANE- 1
SIDE
ROCKAWAYRD. ]. SIDE
MCNEITL RD- 1. SIDE
CIVIE
CENTRE RDBOTH
WOODBINEAVE - BOTH
VARNEY RD
1. SIDE
DEER PK RD - BOTH
3.
THAT THE TOWN CLERK FORWARD THE RESOLUTION OF
COUNCIL REQUESTING THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALTTY
OF YORK TO TEMPORARTLY CLOSE METRO ROAD ON
SUNDAY, JULY 15. 1990 BETWEEN 8:OO A.M. AND
10:15 A.M. FoR THE ANNUAL GEoRGINA/ADVoCATE
TRTATHLON .
4.
THAT THE TOWN CLERK FORWARD TTIE RESOLUTIONS
OF COUNCIL TO TEMPORARILY CTOSE THE TOWN
ROADS OF :
I)
5.
ii)
LAKE DRIVE EAST, DAIJTON ROAD, EOXWELL
STREET, OSBORNE STREET, CURLY STREET ON
SUNDAY,
JULY ]-5,
1.990, TO THE YORK
REGIONAT POLICE 3 DISTRICT,
TOWN OF
GEORGTNA
FTRE DEPARTMENT
AND TTIE
AMBULANEE SERVICE .
THAT THE RECREATTON DEPARTMENTBE AUTHORTZED
TO PLACE AN AD IN TTIE LOCAL NEWSPAPER ON JULY
4 AND JULY 1]-, ].990 IDENTIFYTNG THE TEMPORARY
ROAD CLOSURES
THAT WItL
AFFECT
LOEAL
RESIDENTS ON SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1990.
THAT TOWN STAFF OBTAIN AN ITEMIZED LIST OF COSTS
FROM THE EONSULTANTS AS TO THEIR FEES REGARDTNG
THE SUTTON BASEBALL DIAMOND AND PREPARE A REPORT
TO BE PRESENTED TO COUNCTL
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HELD ON APRIL MAY 03 , ].990 :
iii
iv)
) L.
TITAT THE KESWICK KTNSMEN BE ATLOWED TO HOLD A
STREETDANCE AT WEST PARK ON JULY 2L, ]-990 AND
THAT COUNCILLOR LATRD, A REPRESENTATIVE FROM
THE KESWICK KINSMEN AND THE RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
MEET TO DETERMINE
THE BEST
LOCATION FOR THE EVENT .
2.
THAT THE KESWIEK KINSMEN BE AUTHORIZED TO
SELL ALCOHOL IN WEST PARK ON JULY 2L, 1990.
3.
THAT
THE
MOORE I S BEAEH
RATEPAYERS
'
ASSOCIATION S PRESENTATION REGARDING LOT 1.1.,
PLAN 227,
BE DEFERRED TO THE NEXT PUBLIC
AFFAIRS MEETING .
4,
THAT THE PRESENTATTON
BY MR. HOOPER BE
RECEIVED AND THAT THE COMMITTEE IS ALERTED TO
T H E M I N T S T R Y O F N A T U R A L R E S O U R C E SC O N C E R N S
REGARDING ANY PROPOSALS TO DEVELOP THIS LAND.
5.
THAT THE GEORGINA I,AWNBOWLING CLUB SUBMISSION
BE RECEIVED.
6.
THAT THE SUTTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AND TITE
GEORGINA RESOUREE CENTRE NOT BE DISCUSSED AS
A GRANT AS FUNDS ARE ALREADY BUDGETED.
7.
THAT MRS. SALOIS PRESENTATION RELATING TO
FINES FOR DOGS RUNNTNG AT LARGE BE DEFERRED
TO THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE AFTER THE
THIRD
READING
OF THE AMENDMENT TO THE
MUNICIPAT ACT MOVING THE PENALTY SECTION OF
THE LTVESTOCK AND POULTRY ACT TO THE ONTARIO
MUNICIPAL ACT IN JUNE ]-990.
1.
THAT UNDER SECTION 1.9 OF THE LEASE BETWEEN
TOWN OF GEORGTNA AND MR. KUCHARCHUK FOR THE
HOLMES POTNT, CONCESSTONBOOTII BE TERMINATED.
2,
TTIAT DONATIONS BE GIVEN TO THE FOLLOWING
ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AMOUNTS INDTCATED:
GEORGINA LAWN BOWLING CIUB
$ 4 , o o o .o 0
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cOM$TTTEEAND OTHER REPORTS
:
a)
RECOMMENDATTON
OSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E WHOTEMEETING
HELD ON APRIL MAY 03, ].990:
(on t,he condition
that. the
building
is painted or
sided wit,h vinyl )
SOCIAL PLANNING COUNEII,
RED BARN
5 0 0. 0 0
UP TO
l - 0, 0 0 0. 0 0
(TO ASSIST
IN THE PAID ADVERTISING OF THE RED
BARN ON A DOLLAR TO DOLLAR BASIS, THIS IS NOT TO
INCLUDE THE PERFORMANCE PROGRAM)
o
3.
TTIAT A DONATION TO TTIE JERICHO YOUTH CENTRE
I N T H E A I ' I O U N TO F 5 1 , 2 0 0 . 0 0
FOR TRANSPORTATTON
SERVICES ONLY .
4.
THAT A DONATION TO TTIE GEORGINA BRANCH OF THE
SALVATION ARI"IYIN THE AMOUNTOF S2OO.OO.
6.
THAT THE PROPOSED BROCHUREADVERTTSING POTTCY
BE ADOPTED AS OUTLINED BETOW:
1)
THERE MAY BE PAID ADVERTISTNG
REEREATTON DEPARTMENT BROCHURES.
2I
THE ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED oN
THE FIRST COI\,IE, FIRST SERVE BASIS.
3)
ADVERTISERS WILI BE APPROACHED THROUGTT
THE FOLLOWING MEANS:
IN
AI,L
PTAETNG OF AN ADVERTTSEMENT IN THE
LOEAL NEWSPAPER(S) AT LEAST 4 WEEKS
IN ADVANEE OF THE DATE OF COPY TO
BE SUBMITTED TO THE PRTNTER FOR
PRODUCTION
EONTAETING
THOSE COMPANIES OR
INDIVTDUALS THAT ADVERTISED IN THE
LAST TWO BROCHURESTO DETERMINE TF
THEY WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THE NEXT
BROCHURE
o
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a)
R B C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON APRTL MAY 03, ].990:
-
STAFF
FOLLOWING
UP ON THOSE
INDIVIDUALS
AND/OR ORGANIZATIONS
THAT HAVE SHOWN AN INTEREST IN
ADVERTISING IN A TOWN PUBT,ICATION
4'
ALL ADVERTISEMENTS SHAIJIJ BE ''CAMERA"
READY.
5)
ALL ADVERTISEMENTS SHALL BE 3 L/2" X 2"
IN SIZE OR ONE LINE INDICATING NAME OF
COMPANY, CONTACT PERSON, ADDRESS & PHONE
NUMBER.
6)
ALL ADVERTISERS SHALL BE SUBMITTED ON OR
BEFORE THE PUBTICIZED DUE DATE WITHOUT
EXCEPTION.
7)
ALL ADVERTISERS
WILL BE CHARGED AN
A D V E R T I S I N G F E E I N A C C O R D A N C EW I T H T H E
FOLLOWING SCHEDULE:
3 L/2"
X 2"
ONE LTNE
IN THE EYE OF THE PAGE
$100.00
IN THE BROCHURE
65 . OO
BUSINESS DIRECTORY LISTTNG
$ 1 _ 0. 0 0
8}
ALL ADS SHALL BE PAID IN ADVANCE OF
PUBLICATIONS OR WILL NOT BE INEIUDED.
9)
ALL ADVERTTSTNG RATES SHALL BE INCREASED
I N A C E O R D A N C E W I T H T H E C O N S U M E RP R I C E
INDEX AS OF JANUARY ]-ST EACH YEAR.
10)
ALt SUBMITTED COPIES BECOME THE PROPERTY
OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA.
Carried
As Amend€d.. . . .
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COMMTTTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
A)
HELD ON APRIL MAY 03, 1.990:
Moved by Couneillor
Boothby
THAT fTfM l-L.
"WITH VINYL''
a)
Councillor
iv)
Wheeler
ITEM NO. 2.
B E A M E N D E DB Y D E L E T f N G
Carried
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
5.
THAT TITE TOWNOF GEORGTNACOMMUNTTY
HALLS AND ARENAS BE
D E S I G N A T E DA S N O N - S M O K I N GA R E A S E X e E p T U P O NR E Q U E S TO F
TTIE USER PERMIT.
D e f e a t e d . . r o.
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
5.
Cloney
Morrison
T H A T T H E C O M M U N I T YH A T L S A N D A R E N A S B E N O N - S M O K T N G
A R E A S E X C E P T W H E R ET H E U S E R P E R M I T S T A T E S S M O K I N GI S
ALLOWED.
Defeated
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 6 9
5.
T H A T T H E A P P L T E A N T O F A U S E R P E R M I T B E R E Q U E S T E DT O
I N D I C A T E O N T H E P E R M I T A P P L I C A T I O N I F T H E F U N C T I O NI S
TO BE A 'ISMOKING PERMITTED" OR A "NON.SMOKING
PERMITTED'' EVENT.
Carried
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b)
Reportsof
i)
Sutton
theChief
AdministrativeOfficer
Centennial
Legion
Street. Dance
REPORTNO. CAO-90-9
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
THAT NORTH STREET FROM EAST STREET TO THE SOUTTTERLY
BOUNDARYOF THE LEGION PROPERTYBE CLOSEDON SATURDAY,
JULY 28 , L990 , BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 3 : 00 P .M .
SATURDAY, AND ]. : OO A.M. SUNDAV, AND THAT COUNCIL
APPROVE TIiE ISSUANCE OF A LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD OF
ONTARIO SPECTAL OCCASION PERMIT FOR A BEER TENT ON
LEGION PROPERTY
.
Carried. . . . .
ii)
Street
Name Changes By-Law
R E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 - L 0
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
THAT REPORT NO. EAO-90-1.0 RESPEETING STREET NAME
EHANGESBE RECEIVED FOR INFORMATION.
Carrled. . . . r
L2,
U N F I N I S H E DB U S I N E S S
:
None.
].3.
BY-LAWS:
Councillor
Laird
declared
a Conflict
of Interest
with
respect to item13.
v) Zoning Amendment, Part Lot 1, Conc. 3
(NG), Danny Sidiropolous,
because Mr. Sidiropolous
is his
client
at the present,
but was not during his initiat
Zoning
procedure .
Application
20
I-3.
BY-IAWS:
Movedby Councillor
Morrison
That the
i)
following
by-laws
be passed:
By-law No. 90-74 (TR-l) being a by-law to Temporarily
Close various
roads in the Town of Georgina for the
Georgina/Ad voeate Triathlon
on Sunday July 15, 1990,
be nold introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-LrawNo.
ii)
Jamieson
9g-74
(TR-1)
By-Law No. 90-45 (BU-l-) being a by-Iaw to change the
names of certain
streets
in the Town of Georgina in the
Region of York, read a third
B y - L a w N o. 9 0 - 4 5 ( B U - l )
iii)
by the
Mayor
and the
CI e r k .
By-law No. 9l-1-90-=569 being a by-law to Amend Zoning
By-Law No, gLL, 667325 ONTARIO LTMITED AND MARVIN &
G T Y N I S B L A N C H A R D ,L o t s 2 6 , 2 7 a n d 2 8 , P l a n 4 2 5 ,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
timer p&ss€d and numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 91-l--90-569
iv)
by the
Mayor
and the
Clerk.
by the
Mayor
and the
Clerk.
By-law No. 91L-90-568 being a by-law t,o Amend Zoning
By-=Law 9LL, WfLLfAM SELLERS, Part Lot 3, Conc. 6 (G)
Hwy. 48, be now introduced and read a first,
second and
third
p&ssed and numbered by the Mayor and the
time,
Clerk.
by the
Mayor
and the
Clerk.
Y*:,YF"
2L
].3.
B Y - L A W S:
v)
By-law No. 9L1-90-570 being a by-law to Amend Zoning
B y - L a w N o . 9 1 - l - , D A N N Y S I D I R O P O L O U S ,P a r t L o t 1 , C o n c 3
( N G) Q u e e n s w a y , / M o r t o n , b e n o u t i n t r o d u c e d
and read a
first,
second and third
By-Law No. 911-90-570
vi )
By-law No. 9A-75 (PL-3) being a by-law to Authorize
Restrictive
Covenant Agreement, SCOTT, NORMAN
P a r t L o t L , C o n c . 6 ( G) , b e n o w i n t r o d u c e d
and read a
first,
second and third
the Mayor and t,he Clerk .
By-Law No. 90-75
vii)
Mayor
and the
by the
Clerk.
( PL-3 )
by the
Mayor
and the
Clerk.
By-1aw No. 91-1--90-571 being a by-law to Amend Zoning
B y - L a w N o . 9 L L , N O R M A NTIOWARDSEOTT
Part
Lot L , Conc.
6 (G) Ravenshoe
Road,
be now
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time,
passed and numbered by t h e M a y o r a n d t h e C l e r k .
By-Law No. 91-1-90-571-
Passed,
by
the
Clerk.
signed
Mayor
and sealed
and
the
viiilBy-law
No. 90-76 (PL-3) being a by-law to Authorize
Restrictive
Covenant
Agreement,
GEORGINA GOSPEL
ASSEMBLY,Part Lot 5, Conc 4. (NG), be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed and
numbered by t,he Mayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-76 (PL-3 )
ix)
Mayor
by the
and the
Clerk.
By-law No. 9L1-90-572 being a by-law to Amend Zoning
By-Law No. 91]., GEORGINAGOSPELASSEMBLY
Part Lof 5, Conc. 4 (NG) , be now introduced and read a
first,
second and third
timer pdssed and numbered by
By-Law No. 9LL-90-572
Mayor
by the
and the
Clerk.
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BY-LAWS
x)
By-law No. 90-77 (PL-3) being a by-law to Authorise
Restrictive
Covenant, GEORGE& NORMANSNODDON
Part Lot L7 , Conc. 2 (G), be now introduced and read a
first,
second and t.hird timer passed and numbered by
By-Law No. 90-77
( PL-3 )
and the
by the
Mayor
Clerk.
Carried. . . . .
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MOTIONS ORIGINATING BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF I"IOTION:
None.
].5.
OTHER MOTIONS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
htheeler
RESOLUTIONNO. C-90-27L
T H A T T H E P A R K I N G A N D T R A F F T C E O N T R O LB Y - L A h I B E A M E N D E DT O
PROVIDE ''NO PARKING" RESTRICTIONS ON BOTH SIDES OF MAPLE
S T R E E T I N P E F F E R L A W F R O M P D F F E R L A WB L V D . T O W A T E R F R O N T
DRIVE .
Carried. | . . ,
Cloney
That the
introduce
Pefferlaw.
Morrison
rules
of procedure
be waived at this
time to
a "No Parking"
By-Law to include Maple Street,
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
That By-taw No. 90-78 {TR-t-) being a by-law to amend By-Law
No. 88-055 (TR-l) a by-law to regulate traffic
and to govern
and control
the parking of vehicles
in the Town of Georgina,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time,
passed and nurnbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
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13 .
BY-LAWS:
By-Law No. 90-78 (TR-L)
by the Mayor and clerk.
Carried. . . . r
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N O T I C E S O F M O T I O N:
i)
Mr. Greg Haines, Chairman, Jacksonrs Point C.A.U.S.E.
Committee,
reguesting
Council ' s permission
for a
Special Occasion permit for their
annual Street Dance
to be held on July 7t}:", L990r oD the property adjacent
to the Oasis Snack Bar in Jacksonrs Point,
fromS:00
p.m. to midnight .
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 2 7 2
T H A T C O U N C T I JH A S N O O B J E C T T O NT O A S P E C I A L O E E A S I O N P E R M I T
B E I N G T S S U E DT O T H E J A E K S O N I SP O I N T C . A . U . S . E . C O M M I T T E EF O R
TTTEIR ANNUAL STREET DANCE TO BE HELD ON THE PROPERTY
ADJACENT TO THE OASIS SNACK BAR IN JACKSONIS POINT, ON
S A T U R D A YJ U L Y 7 , 1 - 9 9 0 , F R O M8 : 0 0 P . M . T O M I D N I G H T .
Carried
L7.
OTHERBUSINESS:
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
That t,he Members of Council
convene
meeting at this time L0:L2 p.rrtr
into
an In-Camera
Carried
Members of
t0'.27 p.n.
Council
resumed
the
Council
Meeting
at
this
time
24
18.
:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
That By-law No, 90-79 (eOU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings of Council on May LOth, 1990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-79 (COu-z)
Carried.
19.
ADJOURNMENT
:
On Motion the Meet.ing
Adjourned at 1-0:33 p.m.
o. . .
by
\qqo
os ' tr
39o*1
I
OK
IN THE
v
SPECTAL COUNCTLMINUTES
L990-05-17
L L z2 6 A . M .
A Special Council Meeting was held during the
hlhole Meeting to deal with the following
items:
i)
Committee of
the
Willow Beach Improvements
Tender Contract # RE-90-03-03
R E P O R TN O . D R - 9 0 - 2 7
ii)
Summer Program Registration
Fees
REPORTNO. DR-90-29
iii
) Consulting
Engineering
t-990 Road Construction
Agreement
Projects
R E P O R TN O . T E . 9 O - 1 7
1.
RoLLCALL:
O
The Deputy Clerk
present:
and the
following
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Councillor
lvlorrison
Councillor
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
members of
None.
were
Jamieson
taird
Pallett
Chairman Mayor Johnston was absent
Councillor
Pallett
took his
seat
Chairman .
2.
Council
from this meeting and
Acting
as Alternate
scg01"4.MrN
]-0.
l_990-05-l_7
c)
Reportsof
i)
theRecreationandEventsDepartment:
Willow Beach Improvements
Tender Contract # RE-90-03-03
R E P O R TN O . D R - 9 0 - 2 7
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Morrison
R E S O L U T I O NN O. S C - 9 0 - 2 7 3
l-)
The Tender Contract #R890-03-03 be awarded to
Kevin Hamilton Construction
in the amount of
$ 9 , 6 L 7. 4 6 .
2l
pass a By-Iaw authorizing
the
That Council
Mayor
to execute
the Tender
and Clerk
contract
Beach
#R890-03-03
, Wi I low
Improvements, in the amount of $961-7.46 with
Kevin Hamilton Construction.
carried
iii)
Summer Program Registration
Fees
R E P O R TN O . D R - 9 0 - 2 9
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Morrison
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-274
l)
THAT the 1990 summer Water Safety
increased
to ;
l/2 hour lesson
3/4 hour lesson
leadership
farnily rate
2l
lessons be
SI2.O0/child
$I5.00/child
$47.0O/candidate + books
934 . O0/family (maximum)
THAT the
registrations
summer
1990
be increased
lst child
2nd
& subsequent
carried.
Adventure
to :
9f05.00/child
child
same
in
$f00 .00/child
....
Camp
family
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b)
Reportsof
iii
thePublicWorksDepartment:
) Consulting Engineering
1990 Road Construction
Agreement
Projects
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 1 . 7
I"toved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
R E S O T J U T T ONNO . S e - 9 0 - 2 7 5
1_.
.,
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE TITE
IV1AYORAND THE CTERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREET.,IENT
BETWEEN McCORMICK RANKIN & ASSOCfATES IJIMITED
AND THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA FOR CONSULTING
SERVICES
FOR THE 1990 ROAD
ENGINEERING
CONSTRUETION PROJECTS.
RANKIN
&
THE
THAT
E IRI'{ OF McCORMIcK
BE RETAINED FOR THE
ASSOCTATES
LTMITED
PRELIMINARY DESIGN OF THE UPGRADING OF TTIE
QUEENSWAYFROM MORTON ROAD TO SIMCOE STREET.
gaffied
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That the
following
. . . . .
Wheeler
Cloney
by-law
be given
three
readings:
(PWO-21 , being
to
That
By-law
Number 90-80
a by-law
authorize
the Mayor and the Clerk to execute an agreement
between t'lcCormick Rankin & Associates
Limited and The Town
of Georgina for Consulting Engineering Services for the L990
and read a
Road Construction
Projects
be now introduced
first,
second and third
time,
l'layor and the Clerk.
By-Law Number 90-80
( PWO-2)
the Flayor and the Clerk
carried.
....
by
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4
L990-05-17
:
BY-LAWTO CONFIRM PROCDEDINGS
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Laird
That By-law No. 90-8L(COU-2)
being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council on May L7, L990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-taw No. 90-81 (cOU-2)
carried.
4.
by
....
ADJOURN}IENT:
l"lorrison
That the Special
(L1:28 a.rtt.)
Cloney
Council
Meeting
Clerk
be adjourned
at
this
tine
J w
IN THE
REGIONAL IIIUNICTPALI?Y
OF YORK
COUNCIL F1INUTES
1990-05-24
7234 P.M.
1.
MOMENTOFMEDTTATTON:
2.
was observed.
ROLLCAL,L:
The Deputy Clerk
members of Council
gave the roll
were present:
tvlayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
llorrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
3.
-
4.
and the
following
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Councillor
Pallett
Boothby
Councillor
CONFLfCToFINTERESTDISCLOSURES:
Councillor
Jamieson
Addendum Item1L(b)
contract
bidd.ers .
v
call
with
a conflict
of interest
declared
(iii)
as his employer was one of the
MTNUTESOFPREVIOUSMEETTNGS:
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Pallett
That Minutes of the Council
be adopted as amended
Meeting
held on May L0th '
L990,
carried
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MINUTESOFPREVIOUSMEETINGSCONTID:
Boothby
Pallett,
That Minutes of the Special
Council
17th, 1990, be adopted as presented
Meeting
held
on May
carried . r . . .
ftem
7 was brought
7.
BUFINESSARISINGFROIvITvIINUTEST
forward
Moved by Regional
and dealt
Councillor
with
at
this
ti-me .
Wheeler
Cloney
RESOT,UTION
NO. e-90-278
That Council minutes of Flay 10, 1990, Page 6, Resolut,ion
c-90-250, be amended to read as follows:
No.
'That
the Water Only Service
Area Boundary be reinstated
along those limits
originally
endorsed by Council and the
community
of Suttonr
shown on the Sutton
&s originally
Secondary Plan, Land Use Plan, Map 3, Schedule 'A'.'
(a) (v), Resolution
Page 9, Item9
No. C-90-256, the words
r I N T H E A D V O C A T E Ts h o u l d b e d e l e t e d s o t h a t i t n o w r e a d s ;
ITTIAT THE WEEK OF MAY 13
AS
2L, 1990, BE PROCT,ATMED
''ARRTVE AI,IVE
D R I V E S O B E R " W E E K T H R O U C H O UTTH E T O W NO F
GEORGINA, AND TO ADVERTISE SUCH PROCLAMATION
.'
Page 1L, Item 9 (b) (vii),
No. e-90-265,
the
Resolution
words rfN THE ADVOCATE' should be deleted so that it now
r ? H A T T H E I T I O N T HO F J U N E , 1 9 9 0 , B E P R O C L A I I , I E DA S
readsi
" S E N I O R I S I V I O N T H 'T' I I R O U G H O U T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N AA N D T H A T
SUCH PROCLAMATIONBE ADVERTISED.''
(5), Resolution No. c-90-268, that the
Page 18, It,em l-L(a)
'THAT THE APPLICANI FOR A
resolution
be amended to read;
U S E R P E R P 1 I TB E R E Q U E S T E DT O I N D I C A T E I N T H E A P P T , I C A T I O N I F
T H E F U N C T I O N I S T O B E A " S T ' I O K I N GP E R M T T T E D " O R " N O - S M O K I N G
PERMITTED" EVENT. I
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}TINUTESOFTHEPOLICYCOMMITTEEMEETINGS:
Moved by Councillor
pallett
Petherick
R E S O I J U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 2 7 9
That Minutes of the Development
held on May 9th, 1,990, be received
carried.
6.
PoIicy Cornmittee lleeting
for information
...,
RECOMMENDATIONS
OF THE POLICY COMMITTEES:
i }
R E C O I . , I M E N D A T I O NOSF T I I E D E V B L O P I ' I E N TP O L T C Y C O M M T T T E E
MEETING HELD ON MAY gTH, ].990
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO, C-90-280
That the recommendations
of the Development Policy
Committee Fteeting held on t'lay gth, 1-990, be received
for information
carried . . . . i
O
8.
p EP U T A T T o N S :
None.
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COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
Routing
Boothby
That the following
information :
Laird
Routine
Matters
be received
for
RESOLUTTONNO. C-90-281
i )
C o r r e s p o n d e n c e f r o m Mr . F r a n k G i o r n o , M f s A
of
the
Commu n i c a t i o n s Advi so r , l,tini stry
Environment , respecting
The Development Document
for
Monitoring
Regulationthe
Effluent
fnduetrial
Mineral s ,
ii )
Cor respondenc e f rom M. P . P . Andrew S . Brandt ,
Office
of the Leader of the Ontario Progressive
Conservative
Party,
respecting
Bilt
68Automobile Insurance .
RESOTTUTTON
NO. C-90-283
iii)
Correspondence
f rom M. P . P . Andrew S . Brandt ,
Office
Progressive
of the Leader of the ontario
Conservative
Party r r€specting
The Progressive
Conservative
Paper on
Options
Partyrs
"Policy
Urban llousing" .
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 8 4
iv)
Co r r e s p o n d e n c e f rom Plr . Remo llanc in i , Min i ste r ,
of
llinistry
of Revenue, respecLing the formation
the new Crown Agency, the Property
Assessment
Corporation.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 8 5
v)
O
Co r respondenc
e f rom J . R . Powe I I , Executive
Director,
of Conservation
The Association
Authorities
Flood Plain
of Ontario,
respecting
lvlanagement .
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COMMUNICATIONSCONTID:
a)
Routine
vi)
Correspondence from Mr. & Mrs. B. Le Blanc, R.R.
'2, Keswick' expressing their
for the
appreciation
prompt action taken by the Georgina Firefighters
property,
during a recent grass fire
on their
vii)
Correspondence
from Mr. Robert Alsop, Community
Relations
Officer,
take Simcoe Region Conservation
Authority,
respecting
the 12th Annual Marsh Mash
Marathon Canoe Race.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-288
viii
) Corresponde nce from !1r. Robert Vernon, Regional
of York,
Clerk,
Municipality
The Regional
respecting
in the
the Public
Healt.h Building,
Town of Georgina .
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-289
i x)
Co r r e s p o n d e n c e f r o m M r . R o b e r t V e r n o n , R e g i o n a I
Clerk,
of York,
The Regional
Municipality
respecting
Firefighters
Training
as Paramedics.
x)
and
Notice
of Invitation
from The Coordinating
Advisory
Council
for Mental Health Services in
York Region, to attend their
Second Annual General
Meeting, June L2, l-990, 9:303.r{re
xi )
Correspondence from D. Hearse, Deputy Clerk, The
Sit.e
Regional
Municipality
of York, respecting
Evaluation
Reports .
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 9 2
xii)
Lake
Simcoe
Conservation
Authority
Region
Conservation
and Community Relations
Advisory
Board Minutes May 4th, 1990.
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COMMUNICATIONS CONTI D :
a)
Routine
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-293
Authority
xiii)take
Simcoe Region
Conservat.ion
Execut,ive Committee Minutes of lvlay 1Lth, 1,990.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-94-294
xiv)
Planning
Monthly
and Development
Department
Building Report for the Month of May, 1990.
carried.
l-0.
....
P E T I T I O N Sr
None.
l-1-.
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTST
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T T O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O T E M E E T I N G
HELD ON MAY 17TH, L990.
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
by
Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
That the following
recommendations
the Whole Meeting held on May 17th,
of the CommiLtee of
l-990, be adopted:
i)
T H A T C O U N C T LG r V E $ 5 0 0 . 0 0 T O T H E G E O R G T N AS P R T N G
FISHING CLASSIC
ii)
T T I A T T H E R E Q U I R E D I N T E R I O R S I D E Y A R D S E T B A C KO F 2
METRES PERTAINING TO PIAN OF SUBDIVISION 19T.
85097,
P A R T O F L O T L 6 & L 7 , C O N C E S S T O N2 ( N G )
REMATNTHE SAME
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COMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONTID:
a)
RECOMIV1ENDATIONS
OF THE COMMITTEE OF TTIB WHOIJEMEETTNG
HELD ON MAY ].7TH, 1990.
iii)
TTTATEOUNCIT PROCLAIMTHE MONTHOF JUNE AS "BETTER
BREATHING'' MONTHAND THAT A LETTER BE FORWARDED
TO
THE tUNG ASSOCIATION ADVISING THEM OF OUR
P R O C L A M A T I O NT O A S S I S T T H E M I N D E L I V E R I N G T H S I R
MESSAGETO TTIE COMMUNITYTHROUGHTHE MEDIA
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-298
iv)
T H A T C O U N C I L P R O C I , A I M T H E W E E K O F S E P T E M B E R1 2 T H
" U N I T E D W A Y W E E K " I N G E O R G I N A , T H A T P E R M I S S I O NB E
GIVEN TO RUN A BANNER ACROSS SIMCOE STREET BETWEEN
THE LIQUOR STORE AND VANGUARDDRUGS, IN KESWICK
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 2 9 9
v)
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTEDBY JOSEPH PIESTRAK,
BEING AN APPI,ICATION TO AMEND DEEMING BY-LAW
N U M B E R3 6 5 , A S I T A P P T I E S T O L O T 5 2 , B E A P P R O V E D .
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-300
vi}
TTIAT COUNCIL PASS A BY-LAW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRICTIVE COVENANT
AGREEI-{ENTON BEHALF OF THE I'{UNICIPALITY WITH JO}TN
L I N K E N T E R P R I S E St T D . , A F F E C T I N G T A N D S D E S C R I B E D
A S P A R T O F L O T 1 . 8 , C O N C E S S I O N8 ( N G ) , A N D F U R T T T E R
D E S C R I B E D A S P A R T L , D E P O S I T E DP L A N N U M B E R6 5 R l_4283.
vii)
TITAT THE ROAD DEPARTI4ENTBE AUTHORIZED TO PURCIIASE
APPROXIMATELY
,
1.
1,400
TONNES OF COARSE WINTER SALT
2
].O,OOO TONNES OF hIINTER SAND
THROUGH THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK AT THEIR
ACCEPTBD TBNDER PRICE,
FOR THB WINTER SANDING
DURING THE 1-990-91 hIINTER SEASON.
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1990-05-24
EO M MIT T EAND
E
OTHERREPORTSCONT' D :
a)
REEOMI{ENDATIONSOF TTIE COMMITTEE OF TTIE 9IIHOLEMEETING
HELD ON MAY 1-7TH, 1990.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-302
viii
) l -)
THAT THE PROJECT OF DEVETOPING A MASTER PLAN
FOR UDORA PARK INCLUDING A SITE PLAN, WORKING
DRAWINGS, COST ESTIMATES AND RECOI"II'{ENDED
PHASING FOR THE PARK BE AWARDED TO MARSHALL,
BASED ON THE
I',IACKtIN MONAGHAN LItvlITED,
RECOI',IMENDATIONS OF THE UDORA PARK SITE
DEVELOPMENT COMMTTTEE AND THE UDORA HALL
BOARD .
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-303
2'
OF $3,400.
T H A T C O U N C I L A U T H O R I Z ET T I E E X P E N D I T U R E
FROM THE UDORA PARK CAPITAI, BUDGET FOR THE
I M P L E M E N T A T I O N O F T H E M A S T E RP L A N S T U D Y , O N T H E
C O N D I T I O N T H A T A N E Q U A L A M O U N TI S P R O V I D E DB Y T H E
TOWNSHIPOF UXBRIDGE.
ix)
T H A T T H E 1 . 9 8 9 F I N A N C I A L R E P O R TO F T H E C O R P O R A T I O N
OF THE TOWNOF GEORGINA BE APPROVED
x)
I-.
THAT WHEREAS THE PLAN OF SUBDIVISION FOR TITE
LAKE SIMCOE PARKLANDS LIMITED DEVELOPMENT HAS
NOT BEEN REGTSTERED AS REQUIRED BY THE
IS
SUBDIVISION AGREEMBNT THEN SAID AGREEFTENT
HEREBY DECLARED EXPTRED AND THE DEVETOPER
SHALL ENTER INTO A NEW AGREEMENT WITH THE
TOWN WHICH SHAI,L ADDRESS TTIE MATTERS RAISED
IN REPORT T8.90.15
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COMMITTEEAND OTHER REPORTSCONTID:
a)
R E C O T V T M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M I v I I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON MAY 17TH, 1990.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 0 6
xi)
I-.
THAT THE COUNCIT OF THE TOWNOF GEORGINA
HEREBY REQUESTS THE MINISTER
OF THE
ENVIRONMENT TO GRANT AN EXEMPTION UNDER
S E C T I O N 2 9 O F T H E E N V I R O N M E N T A LA S S E S S I { E N T
ACT FOR THE PROPOSEDINTERIM EXPANSIONOF THE
GEORGINALANDFILL STTE.
2.
TIIAT TTIE ATTAEHED SUBMISSION BE I{ADE TO TTIE
M I N T S T E R r N S U P P O R TO F T H I S R E Q U E S T .
R E S O L U ? I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 0 7
xi i ) l - .
A)
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO PROVIDE FOR THE
FOTLOWINGTEMPORARYROAD E I O S U R E S O N T H E
SPBCIFIED DATESIN 1990.
SATURDAY
, JUNE 10
-PEFFERTAWPIONEER PICNIC
1-0:00 A.M.
B)
1-2r00 NOON
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
.KESWTCKSETTLERSI PARADE
Llr00
A.M.
12:00 NOON
(MAP #1_)
.JOHNSTON STREET, IRVING
DRTVE, FLORENCE DRIVE
FOR FORM-UP AND PETE I S
LANE .
(MAP 2I
-MEDINA
DRIVE
EAST OF
SIt{COE
t"lETRO ROAD,
AVENUE BETWEEN METRO
AND THE QUEENSWAY,
THE QUEENSWAY BETWEEN
S T M C O E AN D C H U R E H
STREETS, AND CHURCTI
STREET BETI,{EEN QUEENSWAy
AND IVTETROROAD NORTH .
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1_0
L990-05-24
COMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONT'Dr
a)
RECOMMENDAfIONS OF THE EOMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING
HELD ON MAY 17TH, 1990.
c)
SATURDAY, JUIY l_
-SUTTON SANTA CTAUS PARADE
6:30
7:00P.M.
( MAP 3 )
-LORNE STREET BETWEEN
LAKE DRIVE EAST AND PARK
ROAD.
.LAKE DRIVE EAST BETWEEN
PARK AVENUE AND DALTON
ROAD .
DALTON ROAD
B E T W E E NL A K E D R I V E E A S T
AND METRO ROAD EAST AND
ELM STREET EASf OF HIGH
STREET.
D)
SATURDAY, JUIY 7
C.A.U.S.E.
STREET DANCE
7 P.M.
- MIDNIGHT
END OF LORNE
JACKSON' S POINT
STREET,
RESOI.,UTION N O . C - 9 0 - 3 0 8
xii)
2l
THAT COUNCIL DIRECT THE TOWN CTERK TO REQUEST
YORK REGION
T O T E II'IP O R A R I t Y C T O S E T H E
FOLLOWING ROADS:
A)
SUNDAY, JUNE I.O
11:30 A.M.
L2:30 P.M.
-PEFFERIAW PIONEER PICNIC
-REGIONAL ROAD 2L FROM
FLORENCETO PETEI S LANE.
B)
SATURDAY, JUNE T-6
11:00 A.M.
12:00 NOON
-KESWICK SETTLERSI PARADE
.METRO ROAD NORTH BETWEEN
I.TEDINAROAD AND SI}{COE
AVENUE.
c)
SATURDAY
, JULY 7
7r00
8:00 P.M.
-SUTTON SANTA PARADE
-DAtTON
ROAD BETWEEN
METRO ROAD EAST AND HIGH
STREET. HIGTI STREET
BETWEENDALTON ROAD AND
ELM STREET.
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I
QOMMITTEE AND OTHER REpORTS CONT D :
a)
SF T H E C O I { M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
HEID ON MAY 17TH, 1990.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-309
xii)
A)
3}
THAT COUNCIL AUTHORIZE TT{E FOLLOWING "NO
PARKING'' AREA DESIGNATIONS:
JUN8lO
PETEIS LANE
carried . . . . u
b)
Report
i)
of
the
Public
hlorks Department:
No. RDS-90-5-11 for Steel Guide Rails
Quotation
for l"lossington Bridge and lvlahoney Bridge.
REPORTNO. RTS-90.8
I"loved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
CIoney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-310
T H A T T H E Q U O T A T I O NI N T H E A } . T O U NO
TF $ 1 9 , 3 9 8 . 0 0 F O R
T H E R E P 1 O V AO
L F T H E E X I S T I N G G U I D E P O S T SA N D C A B L E
FROM MOSSINGTON BRIDGE AND THE SUPPLY AND
INSTALLATION OF STEEL GUTDE RAILS SUBMITTEDBY
JOTIN LINK ENTERPRISES LTD. , BOX 244, SUTTON,
ONTARIO, tOE lRO BE ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO THE
A P P R O V A L O F T T I E M I N I S T R Y O F T R A N S P O R T A T I O NO F
ONTARIO FOR SUBSIDY PURPOSES
carried.
Councj-l dealt
11.
with
the
following
....
Addendum reports
COI'IMITTEEAND OTTIERREPORTSCONTID:
b)
Reportsof
ii )
Sutton
thePublicWorksDepartment:
Arena Elevator
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 2 1
Addition
at this
time:
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COMMITTEEANDOTTIERREPORTSCONTID:
b)
Reports of the Public
Works Department:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Petherick
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-311
]-.
THAT THE TOWN ACCEPT THE GRANT FROM THE
M I N I S T R Y O F T O U R I S M A N D R E C R E A T I O NF O R T H B
S U T T O N A R E N A E T E V A T O R P R O J E C TA N D T H A T T H E
T O W N S H A R E B E F U N D E D $ 7 5 , 0 0 0 F R O I ' {R E S E R V E S
A N D 9 7 5 , 0 0 0 A S A C A R R Y O V ETRO 1 9 9 1 .
2.
THAT THE PROJECTBE TENDEREDFORTHWITH.
carried.
....
Councillor
Jamieson declared a conflict
of interest
(b) (iii)
as his employer was one of the contract
did not part,icipate
in the discussion
or vote.
iii)
with Item 1L
bidders,
he
?ender Opening Parks Department Vehicles
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 2 2
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Morrison
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-312
L,
THAT THE COUNCIT OF THE TO9{N OF GEORGINA
ACCEPTS THE BID FROM SHANAHAN FORD FOR THE
SUPPLY OF ONE CREhI CAB TN THE AMOUNT OF
9 1 8 , 8 0 8. 2 0 .
2.
THAT THE COUNCIL OF TT{E TOWNOF GEORGINA
ACEEPTS THE BID OF DOUGLAS SALES FOR THE
S U P P L Y O F O N E D I E S E L P O W E R E D ,L O W P R O F I L E
T R U C KI N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 3 6 , 3 4 6 . 3 2 .
3.
T H A T A N A M O U N TO F 5 6 , 0 0 0 B E C A R R I E D O V E R T O
THE 199]- PARKS BUDGBT TO OFFSET THE COST
OVERRUN.
carried..
. . . .
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1_3
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
That the Rules of Procedure be waived
matter be introduced at this timel
11.
and the
following
C O M M I T T E EA N D O T H E RR E P O R T SC O N T ' D :
c)
Reportof
i)
theChief
Settlerfs
AdministrativeOfficer:
Days Funding
R E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 - 1 L
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
I..
T H A T T 1 I E F O L L O W T N GG R O U P SA N D O R G A N I Z A T I O N S
R E C E I V E T H E A I " I O U N TO F F U N D T N G A S S E T O U T
BELOWFOR THE PURPOSEOF THE ANNUAL SETTLERSI
DAYS TN GEORGINA:
-ADVERTISING & PRINTING BY THE TOWN
$3,OOO.
-PEFFERLAWPIONEER PICNTE HOSTEDBY
PEFFERTAWLIONESS CLUB, EVENTS, SOCCER
CIUB KICK OFF DANCE, GOODNEWS BEARS
TOURNAMENTBAVARIAN GARDEN, PARADE,
MIDWAY GAMES, RADIO CONTROI,CAR
DEMONSTRATTON
, ETC .
- A R T I N T H E P A R K - A R T S H O WA N D S A I J E
$ 3 , 0 0 0.
$].,200.
.HIGTTLAND GAMES
$ 3 , 5 0 0.
-JULY ]-ST BIRTHDAY PARTY AND FIREWORKS $2,OOO.
-JUNE 1.8/90 SUTTON CENTENNIAL DAY,
FTREWORKS
$2,000.
$l-4,700.
carried
as
amended
L4
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11..
1990-05-24
COMMITTEEAND OTHER REPORTSCONT'D:
c)
Reportof
theChief
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Seconded the Councillor
Pallett
be added to the above
That the following
wording
' 2,
motion;
THAT THE GROUPS BE REQUfRED TO FfLE
D E T A I L E D F I N A N C I A L S T A T E M E N T ST O T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N A
B Y D E C E M B E R3 1 , I . 9 9 0 .
as amended. r . . .
carried
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
That the above motion
fol lowing :
3.
be further
amended by adding the
THAT ANY GROUPOR ORGANIZATIONBEING FUNDEDBY THE
T O W NO F G E O R G I N A F I L E S U E H F I N A N E I A L S T A T E M E N T
W I T H I N S I X T Y ( 6 0 ) D A Y S O F T H E C O M P L E T I O NO F T H E
EVENT.
carried.
L2.
Wheeler
....
U N F I N I S H E DB U S I N E S S
:
None.
13.
BY-LAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
That
iv) :
t.hree
readings
Petherick
be given
to
By-Laws L3 i),
ii),
iii),
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l_5
1990-05-24
BY-LAWS CONT t D :
i)
(eON-1-) being
That
to
No. 90-82
a By-law
By-Law
authorize
the execution of an Agreement between Kevin
Hamilton Construction
of the Town
and the Corporation
second
and third
Lime, passed and numbered by the Mayor and
the Clerk.
By-LawNo.
ii )
90-82
(PWO-2)
Mayor
and the
by the
Clerk.
(PL-3)
That
By-Law
No. 90-84
a By-Law to
being
Authorize
Covenant Agreement, JOHN LINK
Restrictive
E N T E R P R I S E S ,P a r t L o t 1 8 , C o n c B ( N G ) - B a s e l i n e
be now introduced
second and third
and read a first,
time, passed and number-edby the Mayor and the Clerk,
By-Law No, 90-84 (PL-3)
iv)
Mayor
and the
by the
Clerk.
(PWO-2) being
That
By-1aw No. 90-83
a by-1aw tcr
Temporarily close certain Roads in the Town of Georgina
for the Purpose of Settlers
be now
Day Activities,
intrnduced
and read a first,
second and third
time,
By-Law No. 90-83
iii)
(CON-l-)
Mayor
by the
and the
Clerk.
That By-Law No. 90-85 ( PL-l-) being a By-Law to Repeal
Part of By-Law No. 365, JOSEPH PIESTRAK, Lot 32, Plan
237 , be now introduced
second and
and read a first,
p
d
s
s
e
d
third
time ,
and numbered by the Mayor and the
Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-85 (PL-L)
carried.
Passed,
Lry the
Clerk.
....
signed and sealed
and
the
Mayor
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16
MOTTONSORIGINATINGBYWAYOFPREVIOUSNOTICEOFFIO?ION:
None.
15 .
OTHER F1OTIONSr
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Pallett
THAT COUNEIL HAS NO OBJECTION TO A SPECTATOCCASIONPERMTT
BEING ISSUED TO THE SUTTON CENTENNIAL COMMITTEEFOR THE
SUTTON EENTENNIAL HOI'{BEOMING
WINE AND CHEESE PARTY AND DANEE
TO BE HELD AT THE SUTTON CURLTNG CLUB ON SATURDAYAUGUST4,
1 . 9 9 0 F R O M6 : O O P . F l . T O 1 2 I O O M I D N I G H T
carrigd.
1.6.
....
NOTICES OF IV1OTION
:
None.
L7 ,
.
It
OTHER BUSINESS:
Moved by Councillor
O
Laird
Councillor
Wheeler
REsor,urroN
No. c-90-315
That the Economic Policy
Committee Lleeting echeduled to be
held on June 6, 1990, dt 7:30 p.rr., be rescheduled to Flay
3l-st, 1990, at 7230 p.rl.
carried
I
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L7
1990-05-24
BY-LAW TO CONFIRM PROEEEDINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
That By-taw No. 90-86 (eoU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Counci"l on May 24, L990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third timer passed and numbered
B y - I - , a wN o . 9 0 - 8 5 ( C O U - 2 )
carried.
I.9 .
:
ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Councillor
Morrieon
Seconded by Councillor"
That the Council
o
i .o
. . . .
Laird
Meeting adjourn
at this
time
ied.
ber'
rry
D . Joh
rftpson , C l e r k
(8r
by
-6'l
\qs6-oG
SCqO\S
(] ,KCORPORATION OF TTTE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY, OF YORK
SPECIAT COUNCIT MEETTNG
( PUBLIC MEETING )
L990-06-07
1 0 : 1 - 3A . M .
1.
ROLLCAIL:
The Clerk
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
Councillor
Councillor
Council
were present:
Cloney
Pallett
None.
7.
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
Special
i)
Council
Lteetinq
(Public
t"teetinq)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-taw No' 9l-L
841375
C/O STEELES-JUNE
ONTARIO LIMITED,
P R O P E R T I E SI N C .
10t13 A.l{.
Part Lot 6, Conc. 3 (NG)
AEent r
Weston & Associates Planning
Consultants
& Developments Managers
R E P O R TN O . D R - 8 9 - 4 9
t'layor Johnston advised that the Notice of the Public
tvleeting appeared to have been properly
circulated.
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
the
procedure
for
a public
!1r. Murray Evans of Weston and Associates
Planning
Consultants
and Development Managers, agent for the
Applicant,
and stated
that this
was in attendance
applicat.ion
is to permit
the development of Highway
Commercial uses on a 6.91- hectare (1-7.07 ac.) portion
of approximately
of the applicant'
s total
landholding
20,14 hectares (72 ac. | .
SC901-5.l.{IN
7,
L990- 06- 07
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilt'leetinq(PublicMeetinq)Contrdr
i)
!1r. Evans indicated
that the proposed land is a good
from two major
location
as there
is access to it
that
the proposed development
roadways.
He stated
private
water
would initially
be serviced by individual
supply and sewage disposal
systems with the intention
of connecting to municipal
services when available.
that
restaurants
lvtr. Evans requested
restaurants
be included
in the permitted
also cater to the motoring public.
and take-out
uses as these
lvlr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner, indicated that the
to
Director
of ReereaLion and Events has no objection
this application
and requests a 2 percent. cash-in-lieu
Region
the Lake Simcoe
of parkland
levy,
that
and that the
Conservation
Authority
requests deferral
Medical Officer
of Health stated that this application
to the sewage system
does not comply with
respect
proposed .
Mr . Lenters indicated
that a retail
market/feasibility
Ltd. to iustify
study r'{as prepared by Hemson Consulting
He
the need for alI proposed major shopping centres.
that by 1996
indicat,ed that this market study indicates
there
will
be enough
new demand or additional
potential
support
expenditure
to
reasonably
approximately
75,000 square feet of highway commercial
floor
space on this site.
Mr. tenters
lie
that
the subject
lands
indicated
outside
area boundary and as
the municipal
servicing
such the proposed development would have to proceed on
private
He
sewage disposal
and water supply systems.
servicing
is not
indicated
that in the event private
feasible,
&D alternative
may be to develop on full
municipal
servicing
and that the necessary extension of
an
the Keswick Service
Area Boundary would require
Official
P l a n a m e n d m e n t.
1990-06-07
sc9015,MrN
7.
:
DEPUTATIONS
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinqlCont'd:
i )
concept plan
that a preliminary
provides
future
an indication
of the possible
development of a road network on this site.
Pound
l'1r. Lenters
that the firm of Mitchell,
indicat.ed
and Braddock conclude in their
study that there is no
land tor
reason why the development
of the subject
purposes could not proceed ahead of other
commercial
proViding
lands
the regulatory
in the study
arear
bodies would agree to servicing
based on septic tanks
and tile
fields .
Mr. Lenters
indicated
that the proposed development
would be feasible
to L00,000 sguare feet but that no
amending by-law be passed until
such time as Health
approval
and that the permitted usest
has been received
be restrict.ed
by the Town .
llr. tenters
a provision
staff
suggests
stated
that
requiring
a home improvement
any building
containing
store or home furnishing
store to have a minimum gross
floor area of 929 square metres (l-0,000 sQI. ft.).
Mr. Lenters
concluded
this application
.
by stated
that
staff
supports
Mr. Edward Agnoluzzi,
owner of the abutting
land to
west, was in attendance and had three concerns.
Mr. AgnolruzzL indicated
that. if the developer
block off the natural
waterway between his lot
developersr,
his lot could be flooded.
the
were to
and the
be
Mr. Agnoluzzi indicated
that his well could possibly
affected
by this proposied development and he asked who
would be responsible
to ensure he has adequate water.
Mr. Agnoluzzi
stat,ed that at the t.ime of construction'
to
on the fields
he would like any garbage and litter
be picked up by the developer and that litter
won't be
is complete.
an ongoing problem after construction
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1_990-06-07
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeet,inq(PublicMeetinq)Contrdr
i)
A woman who stated
she was the ordner of land at the
north-east
stated
corner
of the site
that the water
flowing
along Woodbine Avenue should not be blocked off
by the developer.
Mr. Evans stated
residents
that
presently
to Newmarket
travelling
this proposed development is built,
their
shopping in Georgina .
are
of Georgina
to shop, but once
will
do
residents
Mr. Evans stated that flooding
on adjacent landholdings
should
of this
not occur
due to the construction
proposed development and that he is sure that the owner
picked up on the site.
will
have garbage and litt.er
1"1r. I-renters indicated
restaurants
and take-out
the permitted
uses .
he has no objection
that
being included
restaurants
to
in
lvlr. Evans pointed out the watercourse on a map of the
be
subject area and stated that this watercourse will
rechanneled
thereby improving
to the west of the site,
the conditions
in the dr€d.
I'lr. R.T. Plagloughlen, Town Engineer,
indicated
that a
landowner has the right
to use the groundwater on his
land as long as 10,000 gallons of water per day or less
are used.
Once you exceed l-0,000 gallons of water per
day, the l,tinistry
of the Environment requires a permit
to use the groundwater.
Mr. AEnoluzzi stated t,hat he has owned his property
for
years now and has never had a problem
seven or eight
with his wel I water .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Pallett
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 3 1 5
1.
TTIAT THE APPI.,ICATION SUBMITTED BY 841375 ONTARIO
I,IMITED,
BEING AN APPTICATION TO AMEND ZONING BYLAW NUIVIBER 91-1 TO CHANGE THE ZONING ON LAND
DESCRIBED AS PART OF tOT 6, CONCESSION 3 (NG) FROT'{
s e g 0 1 5. M r N
7.
1990-06-07
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SrrecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Conttd:
R U R A T ( R U ) T O A S I T E S P E C I F I C S E R V T C EC O M M E R C I A L
( 8 2 ) Z O N E B E A P P R O V E D , W I T H T I I E F O I , L O W I N GB E I N G
R E Q U I R E D P R I O R T O T H E P A S S I N G O F A N A M E N D I N GB Y L,AW:
A}
SUBMISSION TO THE PLANNING DIVISION OF
WRITTEN CONFIRMATION FRO}I TTIE FOLLOWING
D E P A R T M E N T SA N D A G E N C I E S T H A T T H E Y H A V E N O
OBJECTION TO THE PASSING OF AN AMFNDINGBYLAWr
i }
ii}
TOWN ENGINEER;
tAKE
SIMCOB REGION CONSERVATION
AUTHORTTY
iii ) MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES
;
iv)
REGION OF YORK HEAI,TH DEPARTMENT;
v}
REGION OF YORK ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT;
.
vi ) MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
B}
2.
T H E O W N E RH A S E N T E R E D I N T O A N U N D E R T A K I N G
AGREEING ?O CONVEYTHE NORTHERLY25 METRES OF
THE SUBJECT LAND TO THE }IUNICIPAI,ITY FOR A
POSSIBIJE FUTURE ROAD' OR OTHER MUNICIPAT
USES, WITH THE UNDERSTANDING
THAT SHOULDSAID
L A N D N O T B E R E Q U I R E D F O R S U C H P U R P O S E S ,I T
MAY BE CONVEYEDBACK TO THE OUINER.
THAT THE AMENDING BY-I,AW PROVIDE THE FOLIJOWING
SPECIAT PROVISIONSr
A}
THAT THE ONLY PERMITTED USES SHALL BE THOSE
LISTED IN SECTION 7CI OF REPORT NUMBER DS-8949 i
B)
THAT THE [,IINII'{UII{ GROSS FLOOR AREA OF ANY
BUILDING CONTAINING A HOME I}IPROVEMENT STORE
OR HOII{E FURNISHING STORE SHALL BE 929 S9UARE
M E T R E S ( 1 0 , 0 0 0 S Q U A R EF E E T ) .
Caffied.
ti
I
I
. . . .
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Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That Council
1990-06-07
recess for
Cloney
ten minutes at this
time
(11:00
time
(L1-:L0
3 .IIt. )
carried..
The
3 . lll .
i i )
Special
).
Council
Meeting
..r
resumed at this
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 9L1
WILLIAM HARDYCHUK
11 : 10 A.M.
Lot 1", Conc. 9 (NG) Undersized Rural Lot
R E P O R TN O . D R - 9 0 . 5 1 .
Mayor Johnston advised that the Notice of the Public
luleeting appeared to have been properly
circulated.
Mayor JohnsLon
meeting .
explained
the
procedure
for
a public
Mr. Wllliam Hardychuk, Applicant., was in attendance and
stated that he wishes to retire
in Georgina and plans
to build
a home on the subject. land but was not issued
perrnit due to his lot being undersized.
a building
o
Mr. Harold Lenbers, Senior Planner, indicated that the
subject
application
is to amend Zoning By-law Number
family
911 to permit
the construction
of a single
dwelling on an undersized rural lot.
lvlr. Lenters
Conservation
application
.
the
stated
that
Authorit.y
indicated
Lake Simcoe
no objection
Region
to this
be
Mr. Lenters
recommended that
this
application
approved and that a park levy be paid as a condition
permit approval and that the amending byof building
(l-00 ft.)
yard
law reguire
a minimum30metre
front
setback.
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7.
1990-06-07
DEPUTATIONS:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinglCont'd;
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Laird
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 3 L 7
1.
THAT THE APPLICATTON SUBMTTTED BY hITLLIAM
H A R D Y E H U K , B E I N G A N A P P L I C A T I O N T O A M E N DZ O N I N G
B Y - L A W N U M B E Rg L L T O P E R M I T T H E C O N S T R U C T T OONF A
S I N G L E F A M I L Y D W E I . , L I N GO N L A N D D E S C R I B E D A S P A R T
o F L O T L , C O N C E S S I O NI ( N G ) , B E A P P R O V E D .
2.
THAT A PARK LEVY BE PATD AS A CONDITION OF
BUILDING PERMIT APPROVAL, SAID LEVY NOT TO EXCEED
FIVE PER CENT OF THE VALUE OF THE SUBJECT LAND.
3.
T H A T T T I E A M E N D I N GB Y - L A W S T I A T L R E Q U I R E A M I N I M U M
3 0 M E T R E ( ] . O O F T . ) F R O N TY A R D S E T B A C K .
carried.
iii)
....
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 9L1,
TONYLIANG
lL: 16 A.M.
Part Lot L, Conc. I (Nc) - HWYA8,/Ravenshoe
Agent : Leo Lin Architect
R E P O R TN O . D R . 9 0 . 5 2
circulated.
Meeting appeared to have been properly
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
the
procedure
for
a public
lvlr. Loe Lin, agent for the Applicant,
was in attendance
and stated t.hat the Ministry
of Natural Resources has
indicated
a Significant
Class IV
the lands are within
Wetland
and the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation
Authority
to
has indicated
the lands are subject
flooding
under Regional storm conditions
and are within
the Brown HiIl
Environmentally
Significant
Area.
Mr. tin stated
the MinisLry's
that his
position
and he do not agree with
client
because the land is dry.
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1990-06-07
:
DEPUTATIONS
a)
iii)
Mr. Harold Lenters,
owner has applied
for an amendment to Zoning By-law
permit the following
Highway Cornmercial
Number 91Lto
uges :
33 unit
with
attached
motel
grocery/con venience store
4 bay car wash
4 island gasoline filling
station
restaurant
Mr.
Lenters
that
the Applicant
indicated
approximately
4A acres of land and he is trying
these Highway Commercial uses onto 7 acres.
and
owns
to fit
of
Mr. Lenters
the Medicat Officer
indicated
that
He
Health
application.
objects
to the
subject
Highway
indicated
for
that
the land use policies
Commercial
uses in the Rural Land Use designation
provide that such uses shall front onto major arterial
roads and involve
uses which serve the travelling
public.
He
Also, that they be encouraged to cluster.
given
stated
that
the land use€!
these provisions,
proposed would appear to satisfy
Plan
the Official
criteria.
given
lvtr. Lenters
of the
the size
indicat.ed
that
owner's
land (35 acres) , it would appear that there
would be no problems in complying
with the By-Iaw's
various
requirements
and as the area to be rezoned is
of
at t,he northwest
corner of a very busy intersection
a Provincial
Highway and an arterial
Regional Road with
existing
commercial uses in the immediate area, staff
does not anticipate
with
any problems
associated
incompatible
land uses.
Flr. Douglas Ng, owner of Park Motel on Highway #48,
stated
that
the traffic
on the highway is very heavy
and that
it will
with the addition
of the
increase
t'tr. Ng stated that there are already too many hotels in
the Town at the present
and that
he has to work
elsewheryt,o supliment his income from the motel.
1990-06-07
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7.
DEPUTATIONS:
(Public
a)
$pecial
iii)
was in
Mrs.
Ursula
Friese,
adjacent
land owner,
attendance
and stated
that
she owns land across
that
Ravenshoe Road from the subject
land and indicated
her land is wet and would probably be flooded if the
Also
natural
waberway was blocked by the development.
because there
is a lot of clay in the area she ldas
concerned that water run-off
may pollute
her well.
Couneil
t'leetinq
t"leetinq)
Contrdr
Mrs. Friese
also
wildlife
behind
interfered
with if
is abundant
there
mentioned
that
land which would be
the subject
the development urere to proceed.
Mr. Joe KIesLEz,
attendance
and
restaurants
in
business.
If the
be built,
it would
was in
Park,
owner of Lyndhurst
there
stated
that
are too many
and not enough
the Town already
proposed restaurant
were allowed to
only make matters worse.
lvlr. Dave Prassoulis,
owner of the Petro Canada Station
was in attendance and
across Highway #48 from the site,
stated that traffic
is very heavy on the highway with
this
accidents
occurring.
He indicated
that
if
proposal were to be approved, widening of the highway
and possibly lights would be necessary.
Mr. Prassoulis
indicated
that the land in this area is
problem
wet and flooding
is a real
as there
were
occurrences of flooding
in March of this year.
Mr. Prassoulis
that he can foresee problems
indicated
with the wells in the area stating
that this area does
not nee,il any more impurities
than already present.
Mr. Prassoulis
indicated
that commercial businesses
must make a living
with enough money to live on and to
renovate their
He added that
buildings
when necessary.
there is not enough demand for another gas station
or
restaurant
to support the owners in this area.
Mr. Prassoulis
is wildlife
in the
stated
Lhat there
area and that hunters us this location
for hunting.
IIe
g
o
o
d
stated
that
w
o
u
l
d
t
o
d
e
v
e
l
o
p
e
it
not be a
idea
this area .
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L0
1990-06-07
DEPUTATIONSI
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)Cont'd;
iii)
Mr. Lin stated
the Ministry
of Transportation
that
patterns
flow are
would ensure that traffic
and traffic
He stat.ed
considered carefully
for this development.
that
on the highest
the development. would be built
level of the sub ject land .
Mr. Lin stated that as far as competition
is concerned,
we all
live
This development
in a free enterprise.
would encourage people to this tourist
area and more
development would improve the area for the residents.
Mr. Ng stated that a concrete median should
by the Town for
traffie
safety
reasons
appl ication
were approved .
Moved by Councillor
be put in
if
thie
Pallett
taird
RESOLUTTON O. SC-90-318
THAT THE APPTICATION SUBMITTED BY TONY LIANG, BEING AN
APPTICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBBR 911. TO PERMIT
HIGHWAY EOMMERCIAL USES ON LAND DESCRIBED AS PART OF
LOT 1, EONCESSION 8 (NG) BB DEFERRED PENDING FURTTIER
DISCUSSIONS WTTH THE REGIONAI, HEALTH UNTT, MINISTRY OF
REGION
NATURAL
RESOURCES
AND THE I,AKE SIMCOE
CONSERVATION AUTITORITY
carried
iv)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. gLL
lL: 48 A.M.
DENISE HUMBTE
DOLENICH BNTERPRISESLII{ITED
Part Lot 5, Conc. 1 (G) - Ravenshoe Road
Agent: Don Graham, H.G.O. Real Estate
R E P O R TN O. D R . 9 O - 5 0
lleeting appeared to have been properly
circulated.
Mayor Johnston
meeting.
explained
the
procedure
for
a public
1t_
s c 9 0 1 _.5M r N
7.
1990-06-07
D EP U T A T ION S :
a)
SpecialCounciltvteetinq(PublicMeetinq)Contrdt
iv)
Mr. Don Graham,
tilBS in
the Applicantr
agent
for
permit
attendance
is
and stated
a building
that
a
required
to construct
in order
for the Applicant
dwelling unit on the subject land.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
subject
application
is to amend Zoning By-law Number
91-1 to permit the construction
of a detached dwelling
unit on a L0 hectare
lot-of-record.
125 acre) existing
property
for
The subject
undersiaed
is considered
residential
use pursuant to Section 6 of the Zoning ByI aw .
to
Mr. tenters
indieated
has no objection
that staff
this
application
and recommended t,hat it be approved
subject to various requirements.
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Pallett
RBSOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-319
1.
BY DOTBNICTT
TTTAT THE APPLICATION
SUBMITTED
ENTERPRISBS LTD.,
THE
91. 1. TO PER!IIT
ZONTNG
BY-LAW
NUMBER
CONSTRUETION OF A DETACHED DWEIIING UNIT ON LANDS
D E S C R I B E D A S P A R T O F L O T 5 , C O N C E S S I O N1 - ( G ) , O R ,
PART 4 ON REGISTERED SURVEY 184, BE APPROVED, WITH
THE FOIIOWTNG REQUTRED PRrOR TO THE PASSING OF A
BY-LAW AMENDMENT:
i)
WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM THE LAKE SIMEOE REGION
CONSERVATION AUTHORITY INDICATING THAT THE
APPROPRTATE PERMITS TIAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF A DWELLING UNIT, DRIVEWAY AND
SBPTIC SYSTE}I;
ii)
WRITTEN EONFIRMATION FROM THE MINISTRY
NATURAT RESOURCES INDICATING NO OBJECTION;
OF
sc9015.MrN
7.
1990-06-07
L2
DEPUTATIONSI
a)
SpecialCouncilt"leetinq(PublicMeetinqlCont'd:
iii}
W R I T T E N C O N F I R M A T I O NF R O M T H E R E G I O NO F Y O R K
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTFOR ENTRANCEAPPROVAL
To RAVBNSHOEROAD (YORK ROAD #321i
iv)
THAT THB OWNERS,AT THEIR EXPENSE, ENTER INTO
A RESTRICTIVE EOVENANTAGREEMENTTO RUN WITH
THE LAND WHICH ACKNOWTEDGES
THE PROXIMITY OF
POTENTIAL AGRICULTURAT, EXTRACTION AND
F O R E S T R YU S E S I N T t { E A R E A A N D A G R E E S N O T T O
TAKE ACTION TO RESTRTCTTHE SAME.
2.
THAT A PARK LEVY BE PAID AS A CONDITION OF
BUILDING PERII,IITAPPROVAL, SAID LEVY NOT TO BXCEED
FTVE PER EENT OF THE VALUE OF THE SUBJECT LAND.
3.
T H A T T H E A M E N D T N GB Y - L A W S H A L L R E Q U I R E A M T N I M U M
3 0 M E T R E ( 1 O O F T . ) F R O N TY A R D S E T B A C K .
carrigd.
3.
....
BY-I,AWTOCONPIRMPROCBEDINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
That By-law Number 90-87 (eOU-2), being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
on June 7 , 1,990, be now
of Courrcil
introduced
and read a first,
time , passed
second and third
By-taw Number 90-87 (cOU-2)
carried.
....
by
1-3
SC9015.[r{IN
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That the Committee
(11:52 &.m. )
1990-06-07
Cloney
of
t,he Whole Meeting
ied
ber t- D. Jo
rry
Si
resume at
this
time
\1$-O6{n
Scqo\6
nv4.
IN THE
REGIONAT MUNICIPALI?Y OF YORK
1990-06-07
l-:37P.M.
A Special
Council
following
the
items:
i)
ii)
l-990 Mill Rates
REPORTNO. T9O-1-O
De La Salle
Report
io
iii
of
Pumping
the
Chief
Station
Administrative
officer
) Holmes Point Booth
R E P O R TN O . D R 9 O - 3 2
iv)
LaRue Landfill
Site l'lanagement Contract
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 1 8
1.
ROIL CALL :
The Clerk
i a
-
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
Councillor
Councillor
Council
Cloney
Pallett
C O N F L I C TO F I N T E R E S T D I S C L O S U R E S :
None.
a)
Reportsof
theFinance&TreasurvDepartment:
1990 Mill Rates
R E P O R TN O . T . 9 O - ] - O
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Cloney
were presenL:
t_990-06-07
SC90l,6 .l'{IN
3.
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONTID:
a)
Reportsof
theFinance&TreasuryDepartmentj
THAT the attached
appropriate
By-Law be passed to
adopt the estimates
of all sums required for Regional,
Educational
and Special Area purposes during the year,
of such
and to provide
for the levy and collection
rates or levies
in the Town of Georgina for the year
1990.
carried.
b)
Reportof
theChief
Lorne Street
....
Adrninistrativeofficer:
Pumping Station
I"loved by Councillor
respecting
De La Salle
Cloney
Pallett
RESOLUTTON O. SC-90-321_
1.
2.
T H A T T H E T O W N P R O C E E DW I T H T H E F O L L O h I I N GC O S T O F
U P G R A D T N GR E S P E C T I N G T H E L O R N E S T R E E T P U M P I N G
S T A T I O N A N D T H A T T H E S E C O S T S B E C H A R G E DA G A I N S T
THE DE LA SALLE PROJECT:
TWO (21 PUMPS & [.{OTORSEACTIRATED
FOR 634 USGPIVI
AT 87' - MATERIAIJONLY.
( I E . E X . L O R N ED E S I G N C A P A C I T Y + D E t A
S A L L E C O N T R I B U T I O.N)
S ] - 4 , O O O. O O
TOTAT INSTALLATION INCLUDTNG
ELECTRICAL I'IODIFICATIONS TO SUPPORT
N E WM O T O RL O A D S
$13,000.00
TAXES
$ 6, 000. 00
A I L O 9 I A N C EF O R C O N T T N G E N C T E S
$10,000.00
TOTAL
$43,000.00
T H A T T H E P U R C H A S I N GB Y - L A W B E W A I V E D A T T H I S T I M E
FOR THESE WORKSTO COMMENCE.
carried . . . . .
s c 9 0 1 6. M r N
3.
1-990-06-07
c)
Reportof
theRecreationandEventsDepartment:
Holmes Point Booth
R E P O R TN O . D R - 9 0 - 3 2
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
R E S O T U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 3 2 2
THAT 30 DAYS NOTIEE OF TERI',IINATIONBE GIVEN PURSUANTTO
PARAGRAPH1-6 OF THE LEASE AGREEMENTDATED JULY L, 1988,
BETWEENGEORGEKUCHAREHUKAS LESSEE AND THE CORPORATION
OF THE TOWNOF GEORGINAAS LESSOR
Caffied.
d)
. . . .
LaRue Landfill
Site Management Contract
R E P O R TN O. T E . 9 0 - 1 . 8
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Pallett
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYORAND
C L E R K T O E X E C U T E A F I V E Y E A R E X T E N S I O NT O T T I E C O N T R A E T
BETWEENROGERLARUE ENTERPRISESLIMITED AND THE TOWNOF
G E O R G I N A F O R R E F U S E D I S P O S A T A T T H E G E O R G I N AL A N D F I L L
SITE
carried.
r...
s e 9 0 1 6. M r N
4.
1990-06-07
BY-LAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
a)
following
Jamieson
by-laws
be given
three
readings:
being a by-law to
That By-law Number 90-BB (TA-1),
adopt the estimates
of all sums required for Regional,
Educational
and Special Area Purposes during the year
of such
and to provide
for the levy and collection
rates or levies
in the Town of Georgina for the year
1990, be now introduced
second and
and read a first,
passed and numbered by the Mayor and the
third
time,
Clerk.
By-law Number 90-88 (TA-L)
by the
Mayor
and the
Clerk
carried
b)
io
That By-law Number 90-89 (cON-21 , being a by-law to
authorize
t.he tvlayor and Clerk to execute a five year
extension
to the
between
Roger
LaRue
contract
Enterprises
timited
and the Town of Georgina for refuse
disposal
be now
at the Georgina
Landfill
Site,
time,
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-law Number 90-89 (coN-2)
Caffied.
5.
by the
lvlayor and the
Clerk
r . . .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
That By-law Number 90-90 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on June 7, 1990,
be now
introduced
timer passed
and read a first,
secon,il and third
By-law Number 90-90 (COU-2)
o
Passed,
and sealed
signed
Caffigdr
. . . .
by
s c g 0 1 6. M r N
6.
1990-06-07
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
P . m)
Special
Pallett
Council
meeting
adjourn
at this
carried
Clerk
time
(1:38
ol(
o
MAYOR FOR r\E
rvlONTHOF JUNE REGIONAIJ COUNCILLOR WHEELER
( ALTERNATE -
COUNCITLOR PETHERICK )
CORPORATTON OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGTONAT II{UNICIPAI,ITY
OF YORK
COUNEIL MINUTES
1-990-06-1-4
7:30P.M.
1.
a
MOMENTOFMEDITATION:
2.
was observed.
ROLLCAL,L:
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
Pallett
call
and the
4.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
following
i)
Minutes
1990.
ii)
Minutes of
7tt], Lggo.
of
Laird
Council
the
the
Minutes
Council
Special
Meeting
held
Council
on tvlay 24|-n.,
l'leeting
carried"'
5.
BU$TNESSARTsTNGFRotvIMTNUTES:
None.
a,
members of
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
l"lorrison
3.
That the
following
held
on June
c901_0
6.
1_990-06-14
DEPUTATIONS:
i)
Mr, Helmut Kik made a presentation
requesting
Councilts
support
to permit
a zoning change on his property
located at Part of Lot 6, Concession 7 (G) designat,ed
Tourist
permits a computer
Commercial (which presently
skills
learning
centre)
to permit the display of model
homes .
Mr. Doug Carroll,
Director
of Planning & DevelopmenL
Services,
indicated
to Council that !1r. Kik's property
was designated
as Tourist
Commercial in the Sutton
Secondary Plan which was approved by Council in March
1985, and although
he has talked
with
Mr. Kik on
several occasions he has not indicated what he intends
to do with his property.
Mr. Kik was informed that a rezoning applicaLion
was
required
indicating
the intended use of the property,
which would allow the Planning staff
to
the opportunity
review his application
and report to Council with their
recommendati on.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Morrison
R E S O I J U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 2 4
THAT THE PRESENTATION
RECETVED FOR INFORMATION .
M A D E B Y M R . H E I . , M U TK I K
BE
Carried. . . .,
ii)
lvlr. John Rogers, Agent for Homestead P1ace Retirement
project,
made a presentation
regarding the Committee of
the Who I e recommendation
of Old
the design
that
Homestead Road be urban st,andard.
that his clients
had received a
letter
from Mr. Guy Hall,
Engineering Technician,
tor
the Town of Georgina dated November 7t}:', l-989, stating
the road (Old Homestead) was to be graded to sub urban
standards to which their
Design Engineer submitted his
drawings to the Engineering staff.
Mr. Rogers also indicated
that to date no other written
communication hae been received since November 7, 1989,
from the Town Engineering
Department with regard to the
standard of construction
of Old Homestead Road except a
verbal request in April
that urban standards were now
required .
c 9 0 10
6.
1990-06-r.4
3
DEPUTATIONS:
Mr. Rogers also stated that the design of the ditches
has
n e v e r b e e n b e f o r e C o u n c i l f o r t , h e i r a p p r o v a l t o the best of
his knowledge .
Moved by Councillor
taird
petherick
THAT THE PRESENTATION BY MR. JOHN ROGERS BE RECEIVED FOR
INFORMATION .
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
That Item 9. a) xi)
Committee of the Whole Recommendation
of June 7, 1990, be brought forward and dealt with at this
time.
Carrigd. . . . .
9.
a)
xi)
That the developer of the Homestead Place project
reconstruct
Old Homestead Road abutting
the
development to urban road standard .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Morrison
RESOT,UTTON
NO. C-90-326
THAT THE DEVELOPER OF THE HOMESTEADPLACE PROJECT TO
RECONSTRUCT
O L D H O M E S T E A DR O A D A B U T T I N G T H E D E V E L O P M E NTO
T
U R B A N R O A D S T A N D A R D , B E D E F E R R E DT O T H E C O U N C T LM E E T T N GO F
JUNE 28TH, 1990.
Carried. . . . .
Council
6.
returned
to the
order
on the aEenda at
this
time.
DEPUTATTONS:
iii)
Gibson/llunro
and Associates
timited,
Development
Consultants with respect to the proposed townhouse
development off Dalton Road in Sutton.
c901_0
6.
1_990-06-14
DEPUTATIONS
: Cont ' d
iv)
Mr. Alfred
Judd, Sutton West Family Homes Corporation,
with respect to t.he proposed town house development off
Dalton Road in Sutton ,
Mr. Alfred
Judd presented Council with a preliminary
proposal
for
the establishment
of a townhouse
development and commercj-al plaza off of Dalton Road at
Black River Road in Sutton. (It,ems 6. iii)
and iv) ).
Mr. Judd introduced
llomes
the Committee for Affordable
as Mrs. Joan Fahey, Mr. Gordan Florence, Reverend Linda
Nicholls and Major Fred Goobie.
goal is to
Mr. Judd indicated
that. his Committee's
establish
affordable
homes in Sutton and at this time
to reguest
allocation
for water and sewage for this
project.
presented
Mr. Joe Frankfort
r+ith a concept
Council
a
drawing
of the proposed
sit,e which
displayed
plaza of 33,000 square feet
commercial
85
and 75
townhouse family units.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Laird
RESOLUTIONNO, C-90-327
T H A T T H E P R E S E N T A T I O NB Y M R . J U D D O N T H E P R O P O S A LF O R
T H E E S T A B L I S H M E N T O F A T O W N H O U S ED E V E L O P M E N T A N D
COMMERCIALPLAZA OFF DAI,TON ROAD AT BLACK RIVER ROAD IN
SUTTONBE RECEIVED FOR INFORMATION.
Carried. . . . .
7,
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
i)
Michael Smith Planning
Levies
for
Non-Profit
Keswick Gardens .
lvloved by Regional
Councillor
Consultant
Housing
Wheeler
Morrison
with respect to
Developments,
L9 9 0 - 06 -1 4
c90l-0
7.
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDieposition:
THAT THE CORRESPONDENCEFROM I{ICHAET, SMITH PLANNING
CONSUTTANT WITH RESPECT TO LEVIES
FOR NON-PROFTT
HOUSfNG DEVEIJOPMENTS' KESWICK GARDENS' BE REFERRED TO
THE DEVEL,OPMENT POLICY COMMITTEE FOR FURTTIER REVIEW.
Carried. . . . .
ii)
York Region District
Conmittee htith respect
Health Council .
Moved by Councillor
Health
Council
Steering
to nominations
for District
Pallett
Seeonded by Councillor
Laird
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-329
o
T H A T M S . S U S A N M A R Y W I L L I A I T , I SB E N O M I N A T E DT O T H E Y O R K
R E G I O N D I S T R I C T T T E A L T HC O U N C I I J A N D T H A T A C O M P L E T E D
NOMINATTON FORM AND RESUME AS TO MS. WILLIAI{I S
Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S A N D E X P E R I E N C E B E F O R W A R D E DT O T H E
STEERING EOMMITTEEFOR CONSIDERATION
.
Carried
iii)
Mr. Jim Brenan, Supervisor,
C&nada Employment
Centre for Students , requegting
Council proclaim
the week June 2sth
L990, as "Hire-A29th,
Student" week throughout
the Town of Georgina.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Laird
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-330
THAT THE CORRESPONDENCE FROM HR . JIM BRENAN,
S U P E R V I S O R, C A N A D A E M P L O Y M E N TC E N T R E F O R S T U D E N T S,
R E Q U E S T I N C C O U N C T I JP R O C L A T MT H E W E E K J U N E 2 5
29,
] - 9 9 0 , A S " H I R E - A - S T U D E N T ' ' W E E K T H R O U G H O UTTH E T O W NO F
GEORGINA BE RECEIVED FOR INFORMATION.
Carried
I
c9010
7.
1_990-05-14
COMMUNICATIONS:
b)
ForRout,ine:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That the following
information :
Laird
correspondence
be received
for
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 3 1 i)
Keele
Valley
Landfitl
Privileges.
the
of York respecting
Site
Free Disposal
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 3 3 2
ii)
The Ontario Home Buildersr
Association
Bitl
2A, the Development Charges Act.
respecting
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 3 3 3
iii)
office
respecting
for
Persons,
Disabled
nominations
for Community Action Awards.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-334
iv)
The Ontario
on recycling
Soft
soft
Drink
drink
AssociaLion
containers.
update
report
R E S O T U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 3 5
v)
MISA
Ministry
of the Environment News Release
Monitoring
Regulation
is Law for Ontario Electric
Power Generatorg .
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 3 6
vi)
ceorgina
Restricted
Hydro
respecting
Municipal Service
The
Areas .
Extension
of
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 3 3 7
vii)
Planning
and Development. Department
Report for the t'lonth of May L990.
Building
c9010
7.
1_990-06-L4
COTV1MUNTCATIONS:
b)
For
Routine
:
R E S O L U T I O NN O . e - 9 0 - 3 3 8
viii)Sutton
By-The-Lake
llomeowners
Association
extending their
to Town Council for
appreciation
their
settlement
with respect to garbage charges
g
e
n
e
r
a
l
t
h
e
in
tax rate of L989.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 3 9
ix)
Deputy Commissioner
Roads and
of Engineering,
Transportation,
of York,
with respect
t
r
u
cks
t
,
h
e
h
e
a
v
y
on
to
banning of
High Street in Sutton.
Carried. . . . .
8.
PETITIONS:
None.
9.
a)
SF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T T N G
H E I J DO N J U N E 7 I H , l - 9 9 0 r
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Laird
The following
Whole Meeting held on June 7Xh, l-990, be adopted as
presented:
i)
THAT PERMISSION BE GRANTED FOR THE KESWICK
DISTRTCT LIONS CLUB INC. TO HOID A ROAD TOLL DAY
I N K E S W T C KO N S A T U R D A YJ U L Y 2 8 , 1 - 9 9 0
ii)
THAT COUNCTL PASS A BY-LAW AUTIIORIZING THE MAYOR
AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRICTIVE COVENANT
AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF TTTE MUNIEIPALITY
WITH
WILLIAM
AND ELIZABETH
TANDS
PEGG, AFFECTING
DESCRIBED AS PART OF tOT 20, CONCESSION 5 (NG),
AND FURTHER DESCRIBED AS PART L, DEPOSITED PLAN
NUMBER 65R-1-4090
e9010
9.
1990-06-1_4
A)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O T E M E E T I N G
HELD ON JUNE 7TH, ]-990:
R E S O I J U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 . 3 4 2
iii)
T T I A T C O U N C T I JP A S S A B Y . L A W A U T H O R T Z I N G T H E M A Y O R
AND THE CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRICTIVE COVENANT
AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE MUNICIPALITY hIITH FRED
HOLDAS, AFFECTING TANDS DESCRIBED AS PART OF tOT
15, CONCESSTON ]. (G),
AND FURTHER DESCRIBED AS
PART L, DEPOSITED PLAN NUMBER65R-1.4323
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 4 3
iv)
I-.
THAT A DITCH
BE CONSTRUCTED AROUND THE
ALTSETMER PROPERTY ON THE QUEENSWAYAT AN
ESTIMATED COST OF 93,OOO AND THAT THE COST BE
CHARGED AGAINST
SALE RESERVE
THE tAND
ACCOUNT.
2.
T H A T A 6 ' ' L I F T O F C R U S H E DG R A V E L B E A D D E DT O
H A N N A HS T R E E T A T A N E S T I M A T E D C O S T O F $ 2 , O O O
A N D T T I A T T H E C O S T B E C H A R G E DA G A T N S T T H E
UNASSUMEDROAD MAINTENANCEACCOUNT
.
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 3 4 4
v)
1.
THAT COUNCTL HAS NO OBJEETION TO A PORTION OF
A 'T' TURNAROUNDBEfNG CONSTRUCTEDON IJOT 6L,
REGISTERED
PLAN 385 PROVIDED
THAT THE
DEVELOPER
PROPOSING TO CONSTRUCT SAME
SATISFIES ALL TIIE USUAIJ TOWN REQUIREI"IENTS FOR
DEVELOPMENT.
2.
THAT THE TOWN ENGINEER IS AUTHORTZED TO
DETERMINE
OF hIALTER DRIVE,
THE VALUE
REGISTERED PLAN 386, AND TO ENQUTRE WHETHER
THE ABUTTING OWNERS WISH TO PURCHASE SAME.
IN TTTEEVENT THE OWNERSOF I,OTS 45 AND 46 DO
NOT WISH TO PURCHASE THE IANDS, THE OWNERS OF
L O T S 4 4 A N D 4 7 B E O F F F R E D T H E W H O I . , EO F T H E
ROAD ALLOWANCE .
c90L0
9.
1-990-06-14
RECOMMENDATIONS
OF THE EOMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING HEI,D
ON JUNE 7TH, 1.990;
vi)
T H A T A B Y - L A W B E P A S S E D A U T H O R I Z I N G T T I E M A Y O RA N D
C T E R K T O E X E C U T E A R E L E A S EO F T H E P R E - S E R V I C I N G
AGREEIVIENT
! ' I A D E B E T W E E NK E S K O N D E S I G N B U I L D I N C .
AND THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
R E G I S T E R E DA S I N S T R U M E N TN U M B E Rt T 6 I L 4 2 7 .
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-346
vii)
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO FURTHERAMENDBY-LAW NO
8 8 - 0 5 5 ( T R - l ) O F T H E I I , I U N T C I P AC
NF T H E
L O R P O R A T I OO
TOWN OF GEORGTNA, SO THAT CAMWOOD
DRTVE BECOMESA
STOP STREBT AT TAMPA DRTVE.
RESOLUTTON
NO. e-90-347
v i i i ) T T I A T A B Y - L A 9 I B E P A S S E DT O D E D T C A T EP A R T L O T 1 9 ,
C O N C E S S I O N2 ( N G ) , M O R E P A R T I C U L A R L YD E S E R I B E DA S
P A R T S ] - 6 A N D L 7 O N R E F E R E N C EP L A N 6 5 R - ] - 4 2 4 2 , A S
BETNG PUBLIC HIGHWAYAND FORMING PART OF LAKE
DRIVE NORTH.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 4 8
ix)
T H A T T H 8 T O W NO F G E O R G T N AH A S N O O B J E C T I O NT O T H E
M I N T S T R Y O F C O N S U M E RA N D C O T . , I M E R C I ARIE T A T I O N S
T S S U I N G A L O T T E R Y L I C E N C E T O T H E O P T T M T S TC I J U BO F
K E S W T C KI N C . T O H O L D A N E L I M I N A T I O N C A R D R A WA T
T H E K E S W T C KA R E N A O N A U G U S T] . 8 , ] . 9 9 0 .
R E S O T U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 4 9
x)
THAT BY-IJAW 85-]-09 BE REPEALEDAND A NEW BY-LAW BE
P A S S E D T O R E G U L A T Et O T G R A D I N GA N D F I L L I N G , S A I D
BY-LAW TO PROVTDE
:
1)
AND
DRAINAGE
PTANS SHALL BE SUBMIfTED
APPROVED
AS A CONDITTON
OF APPROVAL.
HOWEVER , SUCH PLANS DO NOT HAVE TO BE
PREPARED OR APPROVED BY A PROFESSTONAL
ENGINEER .
I
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9.
1,0
1990-06-14
COMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTSI
RECOUI"TENDATIONS
OF THE COI{MITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING HELD
ON JUNE 7TH, ].990:
2',
THAT A EONDITTON
OF APPROVAL OF AN
APPLICATION SHALL BE THE REQUIREMENT TO
P R O V T D EA L O T G R A D T N GD E P O S I T T N T H E A M O U N T
OF $2, 5OO, 92OO OF WIIICH 9{ILL BE NONRETUNDABLE
.
3)
T H A T T H E L O T G R A D T N G ,D R A T N A G EA N D F I L L B Y LAW AND/OR THE BUILDING BY-LAW PROVIDE THAT
O C E U P A N C YO F D W E L L I N G S S H A L L N O T O C C U RU N T T L
AND APPROVED
TIIE GRADING HAS BEEN COI',IPLETED
BY TTTETOWN.
xi)
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGTNANOT ALTOW FOR THE
A}IORTIZATION OF CASH IN LIEU OF PARKING PAYMENTS.
Carried. . . . .
d)
ReportoftheChiefAdministrativeOfficer
i)
Tender,
Stationwagon
Fire
Department
At the request of the Chief Administrative
this report was removed from the Agenda.
L0
Officer
U N F T N I S H E DB U S T N E S :S
None.
1-1.
BY-LAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That the
i)
following
Jamieson
by-laws
be passed:
That By-law No. 90-91 (TR-L) being a By-Law Lo further
Amend 88-055 (TR-L) a By-Law to Govern and Control Stop
Streets,
be nohr introduced and read a first,
second and
t,hird time,
Clerk.
By-Iaw No. 90-9L(TR-l
)
!layor
and the
by the
Clerk.
11_
1-1.
BY-LAWS:
ii)
(PWO-2) being
That
By-Law
No. 90-92
a By-Law to
dedicate
Certain
PIan 65RLands as PubIic Highway.
L4242 - take Drive North, be now introduced and read a
first,
second and third
the Mayor and the Clerk, be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
By-Lar* No . 90-92
iii)
{ PWO-2)
(CON-I-) being
That
By-Law
No. 90-93
a By-Law to
authorize
the Mayor and CJerk to Execute a Release of
the Pre-Servicing
Agreement between Keskon Design Build
fnc.
and the Corporation
respecting
Block 95, Plan 65M-2688, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed and
By-Law No. 90-93 (CON-1)
iv)
and the
Mayor
by the
Clerk.
That By-Law No. 90-94 (PL-2) being a By-Law to Adopt an
Amendment
O . P . A . N o . 5 9 , G E O R G I A W O O DD E V E T O P M E N T
fNc., Block 244, Plan 65M-2675, be now introduced
and
p&ssed and
read a first,
time,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-94 (PL-z)
v )
Passed, si-gned and sealed
and the
Mayor
by the
CI e r k .
P a s s e d, s i g n e d a n d s e a l e d
and the
by the
Mayor
Clerk.
That By-Law No. 911-90-573 being a By-Law to Amend ByL a w N o . 9 l l , A S T O NM E A D O W
E S T A T E Sf N C . , P a r t o f L o t s 1 6
& L 7 , C o n c . 2 ( N G ), b e n o w i n t r o d u c e d a n d r e a d a f i r s t ,
passed and numbered by the Mayor
second and third
tiner
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 9l-L-90-573
and the
by the
Mayor
Clerk.
L2
11 .
BY-LAWS:
vi)
( PL-3 ) being
That
By-Law No. 90-95
a By-Law to
Authorize a Restrictive
Covenant, WITLIAM AND ELIZABETH
PEGG, Part Lot 20 Conc. 5 (NG), be now introduced
and
p&ssed and
read a first,
second and third
time,
By-Law No. 90-95
vii)
( Pt-3 )
Passed, signed and eealed
and the
Mayor
by the
C1erk.
(PL-3)
That
No. 90-96
being
a By-Law to
By-Law
Authorize
Restrictive
Covenant Agreement , FRED HOLDAS
Part Lot 15, Conc. 1 (G), be nor* introduced and read a
first,
second and third
By-law No. 90-95 ( PL-3 )
Mayor
and the
by the
CI e r k .
viii)That
By-Law No. 911-90-574 being a By-Law to Amend ByL a w N o . 9 L 1 , W I L L I A I V IH A R D Y C H U KL, o t , L , c o n c . 9 ( N G ) ,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 911--90-574
ix)
Passed,
the
by
Clerk.
signed and sealed
the
Mayor
and
That By-Law No. 9L1-90-575
Z o n i n g B y - l a w N o . 9 l - 1 , P A U L C O N N E L L Y ,t o t 1 , P l a n 5 5 4 ,
York Street,
Udora, be now j-ntroduced and read a first,
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the Playor
and the Clerk .
By-Law No. 91L-90-575
and the
by the
Mayor
Clerk.
l_3
1-I..
BY-LAWS:
x)
(CON-1) being
That
By-Law
No. 90-97
a By-Law to
to enter
authorize
into
an
lhe Mayor and Clerk
Agreement of Purchase of Sale of Block A, Registered
Plan V122, Parcel
A-1,
Town of Georgina,
Regional
Municipality
of York,
to Georgina
Hydro-Electric
Commission, be now introduced
second
and read a first,
and third
fime, passed and numbered by the Mayor and
the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-97 (CON-L)
Mayor
and the
by the
Clerk.
Carried
L2.
MOTIoNS oRIGTNATING BY WAY OF PREVIoUS NoTICE oF MoTIoN :
None.
13.
OTHERMOTIONS:
None.
L4 .
NOTIEES OF MOTION:
None.
I.5.
OTHER BUSINESS:
None.
1-6.
BY-LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDTNGS:
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
SEconded by Councillor
Pallett
That By-Law No. 90-98 (COU-Z) being a By-Law to confirm the
proceedings of Council on June L4th, L990, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
Passed, Signed and sealed
by the
Mayor
and the
Clerk.
Carried
L4
L7 ,
:
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion
the meeting
adjourned
at
B : 58 p.flI.
impson
o
!o
\qqo'06-Ll
3C-qO\-7
ok
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALTTY OF YORK
S P E C I A L C O U N C I LM I N U T E S
L990-06-2L
L0 : 04 A.M.
]-.
ROLLCAI,L:
The clerk
present :
and the
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
Regional Councillor
2.
following
members of
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Wheeler
the
Council
were
l"lorrison
taird
Petherick
Jamieson
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDISCLOSUREEj
None.
7.
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncillvleet,inq(PublicMeetinq)
i)
Continuation
of a Public Meeting held on March 30,
1990
1 - 0: 0 4 3 . r n .
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. glt
TURKOVIC
, O. J .
Lots 55 & 56, PIan 1-89
Poplar Avenue/Metro Road
Agent: Chaiton & Chaiton, Solicitors
R E P O R TN O . D S . 9 O - 5 5
Mayor Johnston
advised
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
explained
Neither
the applicant
at the meeting .
nor
that
Iist
the
the
the Notice
of
were in order.
procedure
for
Public
a public
agent were in attendance
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7.
1990-06-2r.
:
DEPUTATIoNS
a)
Special
Council
(Public
Meetinq
Meetinq)
Mr. Harold
Lenters,
Senior Planner,
condition
to the recommendations ,
Moved by Councillor
Cont'd:
added a third
Morrison
Petherick
I..
T H A T T H E A P P L I E A T I O N S U B M I T T E DB Y O . J . T U R K O V I C ,
BEING AN APPTICATION TO AMEND ZONTNGBY-LAW NUMBER
9 1 1 T O P E R M I T D E T A C H E DR E S I D E N T I A L D E V E L O P M E NO
TN
LANDS DESERIBED AS LOTS 55 AND 56, PLAN 189 BE
APPROVED,WITH THE FOLLOWINGREQUIREDPRIOR TO TTTE
PASSING OF A BY.LAW AMENDMENT:
A)
WRITTEN APPROVATFROMTHE YORK REGION MEDICAL
OFFICER OF HEALTH;
B)
WRITTEN ENTRANCEAPPROVAT TO METROROAD FROM
THE REGIONAL ENGINEERINGDEPARTMENT
;
C)
W R I T T E N E O N F I R M A T I O N F R O M T H E T O W NE N G I N E E R
I N D I C A T I N G T H E E X I S T I N G A C C E S ST O T H E O W N E R I S
LAND HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM POPTAR AVENUE
MUNICIPAL ROAD ALTOWANCE
.
2.
THAT THE AMENDINGBY-LAw sHALt EFFEcT oNLY tOTs 55
AND 56 , PLAN 189 , FROM ' RU ' ( RURAL ) TO I R '
( R E C R E A T T O N ARL E S I D E N T I A L ).
3.
THAT THE owNER SHALL PAY A PARK LEVY To THB TowN
OF GEORGINA IN LIEU OF THE DEEDING OF LAND FOR
P A R K P U R P O S E S , S A I D L E V Y N O T T O E X C E E D5 P B R C E N T
OF TTIE VALUE OF THE SUBJECT LAND, TO BE COLLECTED
AS A CONDITION OF BUILDING PERMIT APPROVAL.
carriedr
....
I
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3.
1990-06-21
BY.TAWTOCONFIRMPROCEEDINGS:
Ploved by Council lor
Pallett
Cloney
That By-law Number 90-99 (CoU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on June 2L, 1990, be nord
time, passed
introduced
and read a fir6t,
second and third
By-law Number 90-99 (eOU-2)
carried.
Moved by Councillor
by
....
Cloney
Pallett
That the Committee
(L0:08a.m.)
the
of
Whole tuleeting resume at this
tlme
\qqo{fo-a\
SCgO\t
i
IN THE
SPECIAT COUNCIL MINUTES
1_990-06-21_
L0 : 25 A.!1.
the
following
Fleeting was held immediately
A Special
Council
items:
Committee of the Whole t'leeting to deal with the following
i )
ii)
Arena Early Opening
Chief Administrative
Officer
' s Memorandum
of Certain
Dedication
tand as Being
Forming Part of Lake Drive North
a Public
Highway and
O
R E P O R TN O . E D C - 9 0 - 0 8
1.
ROLLTCALL:
the clerk
present:
and the
Llayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
Regional Councillor
2.
members of
following
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Wheeler
the
Council
were
Morrison
Laird
Petherick
Jamieson
None.
O
3.
a)
Memorandumof theChief
i )
Administrativeofficer
Arena Early Opening
lvlemorandum by A. Wayne Woods
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 3 5 2
THAT THE SUTTON ARENA BE OPENED FOR USE IN
S E P T E M B E R ,1 9 9 0
carried . . . . .
EARTY
s c g 0 L 8. M I N
b)
2
r_990-06-2L
Reportsofthe,PublicWorksDepartment
i)
Land as Being a Public
of take Drive North
Dedication
of Certain
Highway and Forming Part
REPOR? NO. EDC-90-08
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
RESOT,UTIONO. SC-90-353
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO DEDIEATE THAT PART OF LOT 5,
REGISTERED PLAN NO. 6 DESIGNATED AS PART 3 ON PLAN
6 5 R - L 2 9 8 7 A S P U B L I C H I G H W A YA N D F O R M I N GP A R T O F L A K E
DRIVE NORTTI
.
carried.
4.
...
BY-LAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
(PWO-21 , being an by-law to
That By-law
Number 90-100
p
a
r
t
dedicate
that
Plan No. 6
of Lot
5, ReEistered
designated as Part 3 on Plan 65R-12987 as public highway and
forming part of Lake Drive North be now introduced and read
a first,
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the
t'layor and the Clerk.
By-Law Number 90-100
( P!,IO-2)
carried
by
Il l
I
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5.
L990- 06- 2L
BY-LAWTOCONFIRMPROCEEDTNGS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
That By-law Number 90-101 (CoU-2) being a by-law to confirm
on June 2L, t-990, be now
the proceedings
of Council
introduced
time, paseed
and read a first,
second and third
and numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk,
By-law Number 90-101- (eOU-2)
carried.
6,
by
....
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by C o u n c i l l o r
Pallett
Seconded b y C o u n c i l l o r
That
d.Iil.
the
)
Special
Council
Boothby
Pleet,ing adjourn
at
s time ( lLr 26
CX
i
IN THE
COUNCIL MINUTES
1990-06-28
7:33 P.M,
]-.
MOMENTOFMEDTTATTON:
2.
was observed.
ROLLCALT:
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Boothby
I
3.
i
call
and the
following
members of
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Counci-llor Pallett
Petherick
Councillor
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDISCTOSURES:
None.
4.
MINUTESoFPREVIoUSMEETINGS:
Pal lett
That the
following
i)
Minutes of
7xh , L990.
ii)
lvlinutes of
Boothby
sets
the
the
of minutes
Special
Council
Council
None.
t"teeting held
t'leeting held
carried.
5.
....
on June
on June 1-4th, ]-990.
c 9 0 1 1. M r N
6.
1990-06-28
DEPUTATIONS:
i)
Pls. Terri Hewitt,
Georgina Community Resource Centre,
proposed non-profit
respecting
on
their
housing project
the Black River Road, Sufton.
I'ls. Denise Barry of the Georgina Community Housing Unitr w6rs
in attendance
and indicated
Hewitt,
to Council that Terri
Cathy Cantell and Pauline Casseli were also in attendance.
a
Ms. Barry stated that the Georgina Community Resource Centre
was formed approximately
L L/2 years ago due to the need for
affordable
housing in the Georgina area.
that
She indicated
many of their
client.s are young but she feels that there is
an across-the-board
need for affordable
housing.
Ivls. Barry indicated
that non-profit
housing was proposed to
house families,
singles and disabled residents of different
ages and backgrounds.
She indicated
that this development
percent subsidized with half of
will
not be more than fifty
the homes being link homes and single farnily dwellings,
Ms. Barry indicat,ed that their
developer, Mr. Mohinder Sud,
is prepared to build this development on a private
sewage
disposal system until
sewerage allocation
becomes available.
Ms. Barry indicated
that this proposed developnent would be
attractive,
be a
an asset for the Town of Sutton and will
role model for t,he rest of the Province of Ontario.
Ms. Cindy Wackett
was in
of HBR Planning
Consultants,
attendance
representing
Mr. Mohinder Sud.
She indicated
that an application
for rezoning
of the subject
land to
residential
has been submitted to the Town.
Ms. Wackett indicated
that there are to be 26 single farnily
detached units,
22 link homes, 44 town houses, two apartment
buildings
of 36 units
each, a 3.8 hectare park centrally
Iocated
within
the subdivision,
a community centre and a
proposed ,
daycare facility
Mr. John Rogers, representing
1"1r.Sud's company which owns
the subject
that
land, was in attendance
and indicated
Georgina is not a targeted
area for affordable
housing as
Newmarket has over l-,000 affordable
housing units either
being constructed
or proposed .
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6.
1_990-06-28
' D:
DEPUTATIONS
CONT
Mr. Rogers also stated that a Provincial
Housing study just
completed indicates
that affordable
housing developments do
not decrease the values of the surrounding homes.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Jamieson
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 3 5 4
That the deputation
of Ms. Terri
Hewitt, Georgina Community
proposed non-profit
Resource
Centre,
respecting
their
housing project
on the Black River Road, Sutton, be received
for information
carried,
ii)
...o
Mr. John S. Rogers, respecting:a)
Homestead Place Retirement
Old Homestead Road) .
Village
(Metro Road and
Mr. John Rogers, agent respecting
Homestead Retirement
villEg€,
stated that the requirement
of urban standard is
not acceptable
to him and that
the originally
requested
suburban standard would be most appropriate.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That
time
ltem
9 (b)
(i)
Cloney
be moved forward
and dealt
with
at this
carried
9.
b)
R E C O I I 4 M E N D A T I O NO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E I { E E T I N G
HELD ON JUNE 7TH, ]-990:
I)
THAT THE DEVELOPER OF THE HOMESTEAD PLACE PROJECT
RECONSTRUCT OI,D HOMESTEAD ROAD ABUTTING THE
DEVELOPMENT TO URBAN ROAD STANDARD.
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6.
1990-06-28
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Petherick
That
the
developer
of the
Place
Project
Homestead
reconstruct
Old Homestead Road abutting
the developrnent to
urban road standard
defeated
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Boothby
R B S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 3 5 5
TTTAT TT{E DEVELOPEROF HOI"IESTEADPLACE PROJEET RECONSTRUCT
OtD HOMESTEADROAD ABUTTING THE DEVELOPMENTTO SUBURBANROAD
STANDARD
A recorded
The Clerk
vote
was requested :
recorded the vote as follows:
O
YEA
Regional Councillor Wheeler
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Pallett,
Councillor
Petherick
Ivlayor Johnston
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
YEA - 5
NAY
3
Caffied.
NAY
....
1990-06-28
e9011.LlIN
6.
DEPUTATIONSCONTI D :
b)
Committee
of
the
Whole's
Recommendation
of
June
2L,
official
Plan Amendment No. 56, BOLTE'
1-990, respecting
ERIC & LINDA, Part Lot 22, Conc. 1, (G)
Udora
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That Item
this time
9 (a)
Councillor
(iv)
be moved forward
carried.
9.
Wheeler
and dealt
with
at
....
a)
RECOT.,TMENDATIONS
OF THE COMI'{ITTEEOF THE WHOLE I{EETING
HELD ON JUNE 2]-ST, ]-990:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 3 5 6
1-.
THAT REPORT NO. DS-90-56
REGARDfNG OFFICTAIJ PLAN
A M E N D M E N TN O . 5 6 , B O L I E , E R I C & L I N D A , P A R T L O T 2 2 ,
EONE. 1 (G)
UDORA, BE RECEIVED FOR INFORII'IATIOA
NN D
THE CLERK BE DIRECTED TO FORWARDA COPY OF SAME TO THB
M I N I S T R Y O F M U N I C I P A L A F F A I R S.
2.
T H A T T H E M I N T S T E R O F M U N T C I P A L A F F A T R SB E A D V T S E DT H A T
T H E C O N C E R N SA N D I S S U E S R A I S E D I N A P P E N D I X I E ' T O
CONSIDEREDAND
REPORTNO. DS-90-56 HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY
ADEQUATELYADDRESSEDBY COUNCIL.
carried.
. . . .
6
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7.
r.990-06-28
COMMUNICATIONS:
a)
ForDisposition:
i)
Egypt Church of the
Douglas E. Neufeld,
Pastor,
permission
and
Council's
Nazarene,
requesting
approval to let the Church use the Sutton Kin Park
and the Park at Bonnie Boats for a Childrents
Ivlinistry
during the summer.
I"loved by Councilor
Pallett
Seconded by Councilor
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 5 7
T H A T T H E R E Q U E S TO F T H E E G Y P T C H U R C HO F T T T EN A Z A R E N ET O U S E
THE SUTTON KIN PARK AND THE PARK AT JACKSON'S POINT FOR A
OF 1-990 BE APPROVED
EHILDRENIS MINISTRY DURING THE SUI,IFIER
P R O V I D I N G I T D O E S N O T I N T E R F E R E W I T H A N Y S E H E D U L E DT O W N
PROGRAMS
carried.
7.
....
CO},I},IUNICATIONS:
b)
Routine
Matters :
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
the
That
following
informationr
Routine
t'latters
be
received
for
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-358
i)
of York,
respecting
Report No. 6 of the Health Committee headed
Water Well".
"Policy - Drilled
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-359
ii)
Correspondence from The Regional
respecting
Report No. 10 of the
Committee headed "Rapid Transit
90ts - Greater Toronto Area".
of York,
Municipality
Regional Engineering
Improvements for the
c 9 0 1 - 1. M
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7.
1990-06-28
COMMUNICATIONS:
b)
Routine
Matters
Cont ' d :
iv)
Correspondence
of Transportation,
from the Ministry
respecting
the Road Improvement subsidy.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-361
v)
Corresponde nce from Mr . Mike Harris , M. P. P . Leeder,
offiee
Progressive
of the teader
of the ontario
grants to
Conservative
u
n
c
o
n
d
i
t
i
o
n
a
l
Party,
respecting
municipa I ities .
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-362
vi)
respecting
the Policy for Bus Stop Benches.
carried.
iii)
....
take
of Forestry,
Mr. Charles
Western,
Supervisor
with respect to
Simcoe Region Conserva.tion Authority
the Municipal Planting Program.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
O
of York,
Wheeler
Cloney
REsoLUrroNNo. e-90-363
TTIAT CORRESPONDENCE FROM MR. CHARLES hIESTERN, SUPERVISOR OF
FORESTRY, LAKE SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY,
R E S P E C T I N G T H E M U N I C I P A L P L A N T I N G P R O G R A P 1B E R E C E I V B D F O R
INFORMATTON AND THAT MR. WESTERN BE TNVITED TO MAKE A
PRESENTATION TO EOUNCIL AT HIS EARI.,TEST CONVENIENCE
Caffigd.
. . . .
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7.
1_990-06-28
CO}IIVIUNICATIONS:
b)
RoutineMattersContrd:
vii)
Lake Simcoe Region Conservation
Authority
Management Advisory Board Minutes of June 15th'
Water
l-990.
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 6 4
THAT THE IAKE SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATION
A U T H O R I T YW A T E R
MANAGEIV1EN
AT
DVISORY BOARD MINUTES OF JUNE ]"sTH, 1990, BE
RECEIVED FOR INFORII{ATION AND THAT THE CHIEF ADI'{INISTRATIVE
OFFICER CONTACT THE LAKE SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATION
A U T H O R I T Y F O R M O R E I N F O R I . ' A T I O NR E S P E C T I N G T T I E S T U D Y T O B E
UNDBRTAKENIN REFERENCETO THE PEFFERLAWDAI'I.
carried.
8.
....
PETITIONSI
None.
9.
A)
SF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T T I E W H O L BM E E T I N G
HELD ON JUNE 21ST, 1990:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the following
Whole be approved:
Boothby
recommendations
of
the
Cornmittee of the
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-365
i)
]-.
P T A C EA N O T I C E I N T H E
THAT THE ELERK'S DEPARTMENT
REAL ESTATE AREAS OF THE NEWSPAPERS
TO ADVISE WHAT
T H E T O W N IS Z O N I N G B Y . I A W S T A T E S I N R E L A T I O N T O
STNGLE FAMTLY DWELLINGS
.
1990-06-28
c 9 0 L 1. M r N
9.
COT'IMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONTID:
a)
HELD ON JUNE 2]-ST. ].990:
i )
2.
ii)
That the Traffic
By-law
and Parking
be reviewed,
including
the administration
and enforcement areas, by
the Public Affairs
Committ,ee on June 20, l-990.
T H A T T H E P U B L I C A F F A I R S C O M M I T T E E E N D O R S EA N D R E AFFIRM ENFORCEMENT WILL BE DONE ON A COtqPtAINT
BASIS AS A PRIORITY,
AND THAT THE ENFORCEMENT
OFFICERS SHALL ALSO TAKE THE NECESSARY ACTION
AGAINST ANY VIOLATION OF THE TOWNIS BY-LAWS, THAT
I S D E E } I E D A P P R O P R I A T E B Y T H E E N F O R C E M E N TO F F I C E R
TO BE IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE MUNICIPALITY OR
THE GENERAL PUBLTC, WHETHER OR NOT A COMPLAINT HAS
B E E N R E C E I V E D.
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 3 6 6
iii
) 1)
2'
THAT THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE RECOMMEND
C O U N C T T A P P R O V E T H E L T C E N S E A G R E E M E N TB E T W E E N T H E
KESWICK MODEL CLUB AND THE TOWN OF GEORGINA TO USE
THE SOUTH FTELD OF THE CIVTC CENTRB PROPERTY FOR
THE KESWIEK MODEL CLUB'S ACTIVITTES.
THAT THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE RECOMIVTEND
C O U N C I L A U T H O R I Z E T H E I I , I A Y O RA N D C L E R K T O E X E C U T E
THE LICENSE AGREEMENTBETWEENTHE KESWICK MODEL
CLUB AND THE TOWN OF GEORGINA.
R E S O L U T I O N N O. C - 9 0 - 3 6 7
V)
1.
THAT COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE GEORGINA MOBILITY
TRANSIT COMMITTEE TO OBTAIN COST PROPOSALS ON
T R A N S P O R T A T I O NF O R P H Y S I C A L L Y
DISABLED PERSONS
SYSTEI'{ WITHIN THE TOWN OF GEORGINA, AND
2.
T H A T T H E T E N D E R P R O V T S T O N SO F T H E P U R C H A S T N GB Y .
LAW BE WAIVED AND THAT THE COMII{ITTEE BE AUTHORIZED
TO REQUEST trrRrTTEN PROPOSALS FRoM INTERESTED
CONTRACTORS
.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 6 9
vi)
THAT COUNCILLOR JAMIESON BE APPOINTED TO THE GEORGINA
M O B T T I T Y T R A N S I T C O M M T T T E EA S E O U N C I L ' S R E P R E S E N T A T T V E .
e 9 0 1 1."M r N
9,
L0
t_990-06-28
COMP1ITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONTID:
a)
HELD ON JUNE 2]-ST, T99OI
Viii)]..
T H A T T H E C O U N C I L O F T H E C O R P O R A T T O NO F T H E T O W N O F
GEORGINA APPROVE TTTE ].990 FIVE YEAR DEBENTURE
FORECASTAS SUBMTTTED, AND
2.
THAT THE TREASURER BE DIRECTED TO PREPARE THE
NECESSARY FORMS TO SUBI{IT THE FIVE YEAR FORECAST
TO THE REGIONAL MUNTCTPALTTY OF YORK AND TO THE
ONTARIO MUNIETPAL BOARD.
RESOLUTION
ix)
N O. e - 9 0 - 3 7 0
1.
THAT COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE OF THE BAR AND
K I T C H E N S E R V I C I N G A R E A C T O S U R E S F O R T H E A M O U N TO F
$7 , 360 . 00 AND 50 CURB STONES rN THE AMOUNT OF
$1 , 000. 00.
2.
THAT COUNCIL DISSOLVE
BUILDING COMMTTTEE.
3.
THAT THE ADDITIONAL
AMOUNT OF $ 2 , 7 47 .BO BE
UTILIZED TO PAY FOR ADDITIONAL PAVING EXPENSES.
4.
THAT ALL REMAINTNG FUNDS IN THE EGYPT COMMUNITY
HAIL BUILDING
FUND BE GIVEN TO THE EGYPT HALL
COMMTTTEE FOR THE PURPOSEOF LTNTNG THE PARKING
AREA TO DEFINE PARKING SPACES.
THE EGYPT COMMUNITY HALL
R E S O L U T T O NO . e - 9 0 - 3 7 1
x)
T H A T B E L L C A N A D A B E R E Q U E S T E D T O I N C L U D E ALL R E S I D E N T S
OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA IN ONE SECTION OF T H E TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY AT THE EARLIEST POSSTBLE DATE.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . e - 9 0 - 3 7 2
xi)
1.
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORTZETHE MAYOR AND
C L E R K T O E X E C U T E A S U B D I V I S I O N A G R E E M E N TB E T W E E N
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA AND BERTAN
INVESTMENTS LIMITED,
AS OWNER, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
O F P A R T L O T S 2 L T O 2 6 , C O N C . 3 ( N G ) K N O W NA S M A P L E
LEAF ESTATES .
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9,
1t_
1_990-06-28
C O M M T T T E EA N D O T H E R R E P O R T S C O N T I D :
a)
RECOMIVIENDATIONS
O F T H E C O I I , I M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON JUNE 2].ST. ]-990:
xi )
2.
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE TTIE MAYOR AND
CLERK TO EXECUTE A SUBDIVISION AGREEI{ENTBETWEEN
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA AND BERTAN
INVESTMENTS LTMTTED, AS OWNER, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
O F L O T S W I T H I N R E G I S T E R E D P L A N 3 7 5 K N O W NA S N O R T H
GWILLIMBURY ESTATES .
3.
THA? WATER AND SET{AGE ALLOCATTON TN THE AMOUNT OF
2,1"47 PERSONS FOR !{APLE LEAF ESTATES (1.9T-87055)
AND 137 PERSONS FOR THE NORTH GWILLI}4BURY ESTATES
( 1-9T.87062 ' FROM THE KESWICK WATER AND SEWAGE
SYSTEMS TS HEREBY GRANTED PROVIDED THAT TH8
RESPECTIVE PLANS OF SUBDIVISION
ARE REGISTERED
PRIOR TO JANUARY I.ST, ].99]..
4.
' H'
( 4 ) TO THE SUBDTVTSION
THAT SCHEDULE
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF
GEORGINA AND BERTAN INVESTIT{ENTS LIIT,IITED (NORTH
GWITLIMBURY ESTATES ) ,
BE AMENDED TO RBAD AS
FOLLOWS;
4.
(I )
A O. 3 I'IETRE RESERVE ALoNG THE REAR oF
LOTS ]-6 TO 22 INCLUSIVE.
A CONVEYANCE
MAY BE MADE SUBJECT TO THE RESERVATION
OF A RTGHT-OF-WAY FOR PEDESTRTAN ACCESS
ONLY IN FAVOUR OF OWNERS OF THE LOTS AND
T H E O W N E R S A N D T E N A N T S O F I I ' T A P L EL B A F
ESTATES AND FOR MATNTENANCE VEHTCLES.
( II ) A O. 3 METRE RESERVE ALONG THE REAR OF
BLOCK 37 ADJACENT TO VARNEY ROAD AND
I,AKE DRIVE.
THE CONVEYANCEMAY BE MADE
SUBJECT TO THE RESERVATION OF A RIGHTOF.WAY FOR PEDESTRIAN AECESS ONLY IN
FAVOUR OF OWNERSOF THE LOTS WITHIN THE
P L A N O F S U B D T V I S I O N A N D T H E O W N E R SA N D
TENANTS OF MAPLE LEAF ESTATES AND FOR
MAINTENANCE VEHICLES .
carried
as amended
c 9 0 1 - 1. M r N
9.
r-990-06-28
L2
COI{MITTEEANDOIITERREPORTSCONT'DI
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T T OO
NF
S T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E h I H O L EM E E T I N G
HELDON JUNE 2]-ST, 1990:
lr{orrison
Jamieson
9 (a )
That Recommendation
reconunendations
( ii ) be removed from the
above
carried
c)
Reportof
i)
thelusinessDevelopmentDepartment:
Sutton
Centennial
REPORT NO .
Santa
Claus
Parade
3
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O T , U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 7 3
1-)
THAT A BY-IAI,{ BE PASSED TO PROVTDE FOR THE FOLLOWING
T E M P O R A R YR O A D C L O S U R E S O N T H E S P E C I F I E D D A T E I N 1 9 9 0 :
A)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11SutLon Santa Claus Parade
-Lorne
6:30-7:00p.ffi.
Lake
Road
7:00
-
8:00
p.m.
Street
East
Drive
between
and Park
-Lake Drive
East between
Park
Avenue
and Dalton
Road.
Dalton
Road
between
lake
East
Drive
and Metro
Road East and
east
of High
Elm St.reet
Sfreet.
c 9 0 1 1. M r N
9.
r990-06-28
L3
2l
THAT COUNCTL DTRECT THE TOWN CLERK TO REQUEST YORK
REGION TO TEMPORARILY CTOSE THE FOLLOWING ROADS:
A)
7:00
-
8:00
Reportof
i)
Street
theChief
Santa
Parade
-DaIton
Road
[,{etro Road East
Street
High
.
between
Dalton
Elm Street .
p.rr.
carried.
d)
-Sutton
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11
between
and High
Street
Road and
....
Name Change - Lake Drive
South
R E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 - 1 _ 2
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 3 7 4
THAT A BY.LAW BE GIVEN THREE READINGS, ADVERTISED ONCE
A WBEK FOR FOUR CONSECUTTVE WEEKS AND REGISTERED IN
THE REGTSTRY OFFICE FOR THE REGION OF YORK, PROVIDED
THAT NO REQUEST IS RECETVED TO APPEAR BEFORE COUNCIL.
carried.
e)
. . . .
REPORTSOFTHEPUBLICWORKSDEPARTMENT:
i)
Dedication
Highway and
of Certain
forming
Part
REPORT NO. RTS-90-1.1
as being
a
land
of 6th Concession.
Public
c 9 0 1 1. M r N
9.
L4
1990-06-28
COMMTTTEEANDOTHERREPORTSSONTID:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 3 7 5
THAT A BY.LAW BE PASSED TO DEDICATE PART LOT L4,
C O N C E S S I O N6 ( G ) , M O R EP A R T I C U L A R L YD E S C R I B E DA S P A R T 2
O N R E F E R E N C EP L A N 6 5 R - L 4 L 3 2 , A S B E I N G P U B L I C H I G H W A Y
AND FORMINGPART OF THE 6TH CONCESSION
carried.
ii)
. . . .
Dedication
of Certain
Land as being a Public
of The Queensway South
R E P O R TN O . R T S - 9 0 - 1 . 2
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 3 7 6
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO DEDICATE PART LOT Ll. ,
C O N C E S S I O N3 , } , T O R E
P A R T I C U L A R YD E S C R I B E DA S P A R T 4 O N
R E F E R E N C EP L A N 6 5 R . 1 3 8 ] - 9 , A S B E T N G P U B L I C H I G H W A YA N D
FORIUINGPART OF THE QUEENSWAYSOUTH
carried
iii
) Tenders
Parks Yard/Canine Control
R E P O R TN O. T E - 9 0 . 2 5
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
CIoney
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 3 ' 1 7
1.
o
T H A ? T H E T E N D E RI N T H E R E V I S E D A M O U N TO F 9 7 5 9 , 8 9 8
SUBMITTED BY KESKON SERVICING INC. FOR THE
C O N S T R U C T I O NO F T H E P A R K S Y A R D / C A N I N E C O N T R O L
F A C I L I T Y B E A C C E P T E D ;A N D T H A T A B Y - I A W B E P A S S E D
TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYORAND THE CLERK TO ENTER INTO
A CONTRACTACCORDINGLY
.
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9.
1990-06-28
1_5
CO}IMTTTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONT'D:
2.
F R O r {T H E
T H A T A N A M O U N TO F $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 B E T R A N S F E R R E D
e o N T I N G E N C Y R E S E R V E F U N D A N D 9 1 1 - 0 , 0 0 0 F R o l r {T I I E
E N G T N E E R T N GR E V E N U E A C C O U N TT O O F F S E T T H E C O S T
OVERRUN
.
3.
A $ 9 , 5 0 0 P E R F O R M A N CBEO N D B E R E Q U I R E DF R O I VKIE S K O N
S E R V I C T N GI N C .
carried
Moved by Councillor
a s a m e n d e d .. . . .
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
That items
L,2,3,4,5,8,9,1-3
and L4 of Appendix
lattached
to Report No. TE-90-25 be included
in the
tender
for the construction
of the Parks Yard/Canine
Control Facilit.v
carried
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
That recommendation 2 be amended to read as follows;
' T H A T A N A I ' , T O U NOTF U P T O
FROM
$ ] . 3 O , O O OB E T R A N S F E R R E D
T H E C O N T I N G E N C YR E S E R V EF U N D A N D U P T O $ 1 3 O , O O O F R O M
T H E E N G I N E E R I N G R E V E N U E A C C O U N TT O O F F S E T T H E C O S T
OVERRUN
.'
carried.
1.0
U N F T N T S H E D B U S T N E S S:
None.
...,
16
11_.
BY-LAJS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Council lor
That three readings
iv), v) and vi) :
be given
i )
to
9l-l--90-576
by
That By-Law No. 9O-L02 (Phlo-2) being
a By-law
to
Temporarily Close certain
roads in the Town of Georgina
for
the Purpose of Centennial
Activities,
be now
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time,
Passed
sealed
Clerk.
,
by
s igned
the Mayor
and
and
That By-Law No. 90-1-03 (PWO-2) being
a By-Law to
dedicate eertain lands as Public Highway in the Town of
G e o r g i n a - 6 t h C o n c e s s i o n , be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
the Mayor and the Clerk,
By-Law No. 90-1-03 (PWO-2)
iv)
, iii),
Passed,
signed
and sealed
the t"lavor and Clerk .
By-Law No. 90-L02 (PIÎO-2)
iii)
By-Laws 1-l- i) , ii)
That By-Law No, 91-1--90-576 being a By-1aw to Amend
Zoning By-Law No. 9L1,, RON STENTIFORD, Part Lot L7,
Concession
4 (G) be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time r passed and numbered by the Mayor
and the Clerk.
By-Law No.
ii)
Wheeler
Pa s s ed , s i gned
and
Clerk.
That By-law
No. 90-l-04 (PWO-2) being
a By-law
to
dedicate certain lands as Public Highway in the Town of
- The Queensway South,
Georgina
Keswick,
be now
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time,
passed and numbered by the tvlayor and the Clerk.
By-LawNo.
90-104 (PWo-2)
Passed
and
, s igned
Clerk.
L7
]-1.
BY.IJAWS CONTID:
v)
That By-Law No. 90-1-05 (PWO-2) being
a By-Law to
Dedicate Certain Lands as a Public Highway and Forming
Part of Lake Drive North, in the Town of Georgina , be
now introduced
and read a f i r s t , s e c o n d a n d t h i r d
time ,
passed and numbered by the Mavor and the Clerk .
By-LawNo.
vi )
90-106 (PL-4)
,
by
signed
Lhe Mayor
and
and
(PL-4)
That
By-Law No. 90-107
being
a by-law
to
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Subdivision
Agreement between Bertan Investments Limit.ed, 6rs owner,
and the Corporation
of the Town of Georgina , respecting
the Proposed Plan of Subdivision
for the Development of
Lots
within
Registered
Plan 375, Known as North
Gwillirnbury
Estates,
and read a
be now introduced
first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-l-07 (PL-4)
carried.
L2 .
Passed
sealed
CIerk.
(PL-4)
That
By-Law No. 90-106
being
a By-Law to
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Subdivieion
Agreement between Bertan Investrnents Limited,
ds Owner,
and The Corporation
of the Town of Georgina, respecting
the proposed Plan of Subdivision,
known as Maple Leaf
26, Concession
Estates,
and situate
in Part Lots 2Lta
3 (NG), be now introduced
and read a first,
second and
passed and numbered by the ltlayor and the
third
time,
Clerk.
By-LawNo.
vii)
90-1-05 (PWO-2)
by the llayor and Clerk.
....
MOJIONSORIGINATINGByWLyOFSREVIOUSNOTICEOFMOTTON:
None.
,-
1_8
--,
]-3 .
OTHER MOTIONS:
Petherick
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 3 7 8
T H A T T H E P R O C E D U R EF O R T H E R E M O V A LO F I L L E G A L S I G N S W A S
REFERREDTO THE PUBLIE AFFAIRS POLICY COMII{ITTEEFOR REVIEW.
carriedo
L4.
o
. , . .
NOTICES OF MOTTON:
None .
1-5.
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Council 1or Wheel'er
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 3 7 9
That co r respondenc e from Edna Shepherd , Chairperson
,
Pefferlaw
Pioneer Picnic Committee, thanking Town staff for
their
hard work and effort
in planning the Pefferlaw
Pioneer
Picnic,
be received for information
and a copy sent to Karyn
James and Murray Taylor
earried
Council
directed
P.Eng. , Town
Mr. R.T. Magloughlen,
Engineer,
to erect
in
Playground
Signs on West Street
Sutton.
Moved by Counc i I I or Pa I I ett
That the Council
for the purpose
time (9224 p.m.)
Petherick
Meeting convene into an fn Camera Meeting
of discussing
a personnel matter at this
Caffied.
o
i
r . . .
Council arose from the In Camera Meeting at this
p.ilr.) with nothing to report.
time
(9:33
19
L6 .
BY-LAW TO CgNFTRMPRoCEEpJNGS
:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
That By-Law Number 90-108 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on June 28, L990, be no!{
introduced
and read a first,
Lime, passed
second and third
By-law Number 90-L08 (COU-2)
carried.
L7 .
,.,,
ADJOURNMENT
:
Petherick
That the
Council
Pallett
Meeting
adjourn
Caffied
at this
. . . . .
Robert D.
i
II
l_
time
by
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TN THE
SPECIAL COUNCIL I"IINUTES
( PUBTIC I"IEETING
)
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,
l-990-07+05
10 : 0l- A.M.
ROLL CALL :
The Clerk
and the following
2.
members of Council
were present:
Regional Councillor Wheeler
Cpuniillor
Jamieson
Counci-llor Pallett
Ivlayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
. rt .
CONFLICT OF TNTEREST DISCLOS'bRES:
i .
7,
ri.
a
j.rr.r.,l,
NQne .
DFPUTATIONS:
a)
Special , Qouncil
, ,..'
il . , Appli-cation
!+."
':l"leetinq
to
(Public
Meeting )
'!
Amend By-law
MARA DEVELOPMENTS
Part Lot, L9, Conc. 2 (NG)
911
10: 0LA.M.
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 5 9
tvlayor Johnston
the' oirculation
Ir{qyo-r Johnston
roFe-ting.
the Notice
advised
that
list
were in. order
explained
of
Public
'thetproceQ.15f.E fgr
twu.*
Inleeting
and
a public
'i'!'
I"1r. Patrick
Faheyr solicitor
for the Applicant,
was in
attendance
and indicated
that
t"lara Developments owns a
landholding
o n l n t r e t r oR o a d i n K e s w i c k w h i c h h e p r o p o s e s t o
rezone from Urban Rbsidential
First Density (Rl-l-6) to Open
(
O
S
)
Space
. Once the zoning is chariged, this land will
then
park for the residents
serve as a private
of the abutting
lots,
specifically
Parts I,2,3 and 4 on 65R-14242.
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1-990-07-05
Mr. Harold
that
no
indicated
Lenters,
Senior
Planner,
objections
were received from the circulated
agencies, but
received
a letter
of 313
from Paul and tlnda Worthington
Lake Drive North making the Town staff
aware that t.heir
septic system is located on the subject land and requesting
that their
verbal agreement with the Applicant to install
a
new septic
syst,em be included as a condition
in the approval
of this application.
Mr. Lenters
indicated
would comply
with the Official
Plan and Zoning By-law Number 91-1.
Ms, Carolyn Price of 290 Post Office Road was in attendance
and stated that she owns the loL to the south of the subject
'L'
(Part
land
6 on Schedule
of Addendum Report)
and
requested
that either
trees or a fence be erected between
her lot and the subject land.
Pls. Price
indicated
that
if the subject
land is to be a
park, she would not appreciate
in
the use of bright
lights
that
area as they would shine
into
her windows in the
evenings.
She stated that as long as the water level was
not affected,
she had no other concernsr with the subject
land.
Mr. Theodore Borkowski, owner of 343 take Drive North, north
of the subject
land, was in attendance and indicated that a
specific
use for the land should be indicated
in the staff
report .
Mr. Fahey indicated
that the rezoning of the subject land is
the main concern for the Applieant
at this time and that
any use proposed
in the future
would have to go before
Council
and through Site Plan before it was approved.
He
indicated
that no specific
use is known at this time.
Mr. tenters
indicated
t h a t P a r t s 1 - 3 , 1 - 9a n d 2 0 o n S c h e d u l e l are one lot at the present
time and that Parts 19 and 20
have no legal right-of-way.
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7.
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Cloney
R E S O T , U T I O N O. S C - 9 0 - 3 8 0
1.
THAT TIIE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY MARA DEVELOPMENTS
LTD.,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-tAhI
N U M B E R 9 I - ] . T O E H A N G ET H E Z O N I N G O N L A N D D E S C R T B E DA S
PART OF LOT ].9, CONCESSION 2 ( NG ) FROM URBAN
RESIDENTIAL (R1.-1-6) TO OPEN SPACE (OS), BE APPROVED
carried.
ii)
....
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law 911
6 0 9 8 3 7 O N T A R I OL I I ' I I T E D
L 0 z2 2 A . ! { .
Part Lot L3, Conc. 4 (NG)
Agent : Gladys Schmidt
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 5 7
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
t"layor Johnston
meeting .
advised that the Notice
list
were in order.
explained
the
of
Public
procedure
for
tvleeting and
a public
lvls. GIadys
was in
Schmidt,
for
the applicant,
agent
submitted is
that the application
to amend Zoning By-law 911 to permit a motor vehicle rental
establishment
within
the existing
industrial
"City Auto"
mall.
She indicated
vehicle
rental
that
the proposed
establishment
is necessary in Georgina considering that the
nearest service of this type is in Newmarket.
Fts. Schmidt indicated
has 26 franchises
thaL the Applicant
of this type and has chosen the location
of Woodbine Avenue,
south of Church Street in the Cit,y Auto Mall as the ideal
location
for a vehicle
establishment
in Georgina.
rental
lvls. Schmidt indicated
has from two to
that the Applicant
five cars and trucks
at present t.hat would be parked on t.he
subject
land at the same time,
being
brand new
these
vehicles in top condition at all times.
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7.
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
ii)
Ms. Schmidt stated that the proposed use would be a valuable
service to the area.
She indicated
that by utilizing
L,700
square feet of space, the Applicant
to seven
is entitled
parking spaces.
Two spaces would be assigned to employees,
and five spaces would be used for the rental vehicles,
The
remaining two rental vehicles would be parked inside.
Mr. Harold Lenters, Senior Planner, indicated that a vehicle
rental
establishment
is a needed and desirable
use in the
community .
Mr. tenters
indicated
of Health
that
the Medical Officer
objects
to this
application
at this
time due to L) the
required
Use Permit has not been issued for the serdage
disposal
system and the building
should not be occupied; and
gradi.g,
2l the final
drainage
and sodding have not been
completed.
that the proposed use appears to be in
policies
Plan
conformity
with the existing
of the Official
( t " 1 1 - - B )z o n e i n c l u d e s
and that the Restricted
a
Industrial
motor vehicle
rental establishment
as a permitted
use.
'Ileavy Service Shop"
l'1r. Lenters
stated that
Official
PIan includes a clause stating that
vehicles
is permitted
but outdoor storage of
is not permitted making it diffi-cult
to store
if you do not have indoor capacity.
section of the
the renting of
these vehicles
these vehicles
Ms. Schmidt indicated
that the Applicant
is a tenant
City Auto t*lall and that this
is a p e r m i t t e d u s e .
Moved by Councillor
of the
Laird
Seconded. by Councillor
Cloney
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . S C - 9 0 - 3 8 1
1..
ONTARIO
THAT THE APPLIEATION
SUBMITTED BY 509837
LIMTTED, BETNG AN APPTICATION TO AMEND ZONTNG BY-LAW
NUII{BER 91.1 TO PERMIT OUTSIDE STORAGE OF MOTOR VEHICLES
IN CONNECTION WITH THE BUSINESS OF 'HODGE RENTING AND
LEASING'
ON I,AND DESCRIBED
AS PART OF LOT L3 ,
C O N C E S S I O N 4 ( N G ) , B E A P P R O V E D , A N D T H E F O L I . , O W I N GB E
REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE PASSING OF AN AI',IENDINGBY-I,AW:
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7.
1990-07-05
I)
SUBMISSION
TO THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES WRITTEN CONFIRMATION FROM THE FOLLOWING
DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES
THAT THEY HAVE NO
OBJECTION TO THE APPROVAL OF AN AMBNDING BY-LAW:
A)
TOWN ENGINEER
B)
REGION OF YORK HEALTH DEPARTMENT
carried
iii)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-taw No. 9l-1R O Y A L C A N A D I A NL E G I O N
].0:53 A.M.
- SUTTON BRANCH
Lot 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block L6, Plan 69
Sutton
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 6 0
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
Mayor Johnston
meeting .
list
were in ord.er.
explained
the
of
Public
procedure
for
Meeting
and
a public
Mr. Michael
t,he Applicant,
was in
Smith,
for
agent
that lvlr. Al Hamilton, Executive of
the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 356 and Mr. Ken Gascon,
President
of the Royal Canadian tegion Branch 356 were in
attendance also.
Mr. Snith indicated
is to amend Zoning
an expansion of the existing
By-taw Number 91-l- to permit
building
by 1819 square feet for the purpose of a boardroom,
storeroom and to create more room for indoor sports'
office,
and an expansion
of the parking
area at the rear of the
westerly
existing
building.
a reduced
He added that
planting
strip of L.5metres
is also requested.
Mr. Srnith requested that Council waive the park levy,
application
instance
fee and site plan fee in this
Applicant is a non-profit
organization.
zoning
as t,he
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7.
DEPUTATIONSCONTTDT
iii)
t"lr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
indicated
that there
have been no objections
received
from the commenting
agencies and that this application
is in compliance with the
Official
Plan.
planting
Mr. Lenters
indicated
that a 1-.5metre westerly
strip
would create sufficient
from the proposed
separation
parking
area given that the laneway also serves to buffer
the rear yards to the single residential
lot to the west.
Mr. Smith indicated
that if the land is between 550 square
metres
and 2,300 square metres,
spaces are
two loading
required.
space be
He asked that no additional
loading
required
at Site Plan as this would take most of the extra
space requested for parking .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-382
l- .
THAT THE APPTICATION
SUBMITTED BY ROYAL CANADIAN
TEGION (BRANCH 356),
ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER 911. TO PERMIT THE EXPANSION OF THE
LEGION BUILDING AND ADDITIONAL PARKING ON LOTS 1, 2, 3
AND 4, BLOCK L6, PLAN 69, BE APPROVED.
2.
THAT THE AMENDING BY-LAW PROVIDE THE FOLLOhIING SITE
S P E C I F I C P R O V I S I O N S:
3.
SHALL BE A
i )
THAT THE WESTERLY PLANTING STRIP
M I N I M U M O F 1 -. 5 M '
ii )
THAT TI{E BUILDING SETBAEK TO THE NORTH STREET ROAD
ALIJOWAI{CE SHALL BE A IT,IINIMUMoF 9 . 4 vl.
i i )
RELIEF
FROI{ SEETION 5 ( SIGHT
TRIANGTE
INTERSBCTIONOF NORTH STREBT AND EAST STREET ) .
ON
THAT THE OWNER ENTER INTO A SITE PLAN AGREEIVIENW
T ITH
THE TOWN OF GEORGINA, SAID AGREEMENT TO BE EXECUTED
PRTOR TO THE ISSUANCE OF A BUILDING PERMIT.
carried . . . . .
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3.
1990-07-05
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Jamieson
That By-law Number 90-L09 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on July
5, 1990,
be now
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed
By-law
Number 90-109
{COU-2)
Passed,
signed
and sealed
carried.
l"loved by
Councillor
That the Committee
(1L:04 a.m. )
by
, . . .
Cloney
Councillor
of
the
Wheeler
Who1e Meeting
resume at
this
time
llt -orcs
SCqOZO
C v(
IN THE
o
SPECIAL COUNCTTMINUTES
1990-07-05
1 l -: 4 5 A . M .
A Special
Committee
matters :
Council
of the
i)
Tender Report
Fire Department,
R E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 - 1 - 4
ii)
Sutton West and District
Lions
Liquor Lieence for Beer Tent
iii)
Recommendations
Committee Meeting
1.
ROI.,LCALL:
The Clerk
and the
Wagon
Club
following
members of
Affairs
Policy
were present:
Council
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Pallett
Councillor
C O N F L I C T O F I N T E R E S T D I S C L O S U R E S:
Councillor
Jamieson
item5 (a) (i)
tender.
3.
Station
6 ,? and I of the PubIic
held June 20, 1-990.
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
following
the
the following
Whole Meeting
to deal with
declared
a conflict
of
interest
as his employer could potentially
with
bid on this
OTHERMOTIONS:
Moved by Regional
Seconded
by
Councillor
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O L U T T O NN O. S C - 9 0 - 3 8 3
THAT THE SUTTON WEST AND DISTRICT LTONS CLUB BE PERMITTED TO
ESTABTISH A BEER TENT AT THE SUTTON KIN PARK AS PART OF
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS, SPECIFICALLY ''THE BLACK RIVER BOAT
RACE'' AND THAT COUNCIL SUPPORTS THE APPLICATION TO THE
L.L.B.O.
F O R T H E A P P R O P R I A T EL I Q U O R L I C E N C E .
carried.
. . . .
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4.
1990-07-05
2
BUSINESSARISINGFROMMINUTES;
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 3 8 4
]-.
THAT EACH REFRESHMENT VEHICLE FEE BE ESTABLISHED AT
$4OO . OO , AND EACH REFRESHMENT VEHTCTE 'TIITHOUT
M O T O R I Z E DA S S I S T A N C E , B E $ 2 0 0 . O O .
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 3 8 5
2,
T H A T T H E T O T 4 I NP . A .
SYSTEM BE ADMTNTSTERED BY THE
RECREATION DEPARTMENT, NOT BE RENTED OR LEASED OUT FOR
NON-MUNICIPAL EVENTS, AND WHEN IN USE, BE OPERATEDBY A
T R A I N E D M U N I C I P A L E M P T O Y E E.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 3 8 6
3.
THAT THE INCREASED PENALTY, CANINE CONTROTBY-LAW, BE
D E F E R R E D T O T T { E J U L Y P U B L I C A F F A T R S C O M M T T T E EM E E T T N G .
carried
Councillor
Jamieson declared
a conflict
(a) (i)
as his employer
could potentially
did not partieipate
in any discussion
or
5.
with item 5
interest
bid on this
tender;
he
vote.
of
COM},IITTEE AND OTHER REPORTSI
a)
Reportsof
i)
Tender
theChief
Report
AdministrativeOfficer
-
Fire
Department,
Station
Wagon
REPORT NO. CAO*90-].4
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 3 8 7
T H A T T H E T E N D E R O F S H A N A H A NF O R T E N D E R E O N T R A C TN O . F D 9 O - 0 6 .
O _ 2 , O N E F U L L S I Z E S T A T T O N W A G O NI N N E T A M O U N TO F # L 7 , 2 6 2 . 2 8
BE ACCEPTED
carried
t
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6.
1990-07-05
BY-TAWTOCONFIRMPROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
That By-law Number 90-L1-0 (COU-2) being a by-law Lo confirm
the proceedings
of Council
5, 1-990, be now
on JuIy
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed
B y - l a w N u m b e r 9 0 - 1 - 1 - 0( C O U - 2 )
carried.
7.
by
. . . .
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
a.m. )
Special
Council
Morrison
Meeting
obert
adjourn
Johns
at
this
time
(LLz47
t
oK
1
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNIEIPALITY
OF YORK
COUNCII, MINUTES
L990-07-L2
7234 P.M.
]-.
MOMENTOFMEDITATION:
A moment of
2.
meditation
was observed.
ROLL CALL :
The Deputy Clerk
members of Council
gave the roll
were present:
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
o
3.
following
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
Moved by Councillor
o
and the
None.
4.
o
call
Cloney
That the
following
Councillor
sets
Wheeler
of minutes
be adopted as presenfed:
i)
Minutes of
7 t h , l - 9 9 0.
the
Special
Council
t"leeting held
on June
ii)
tvlinutes of the
2l-st , L990.
Special
Council
Pteeti-ng held
on June
iii)
t"linutes of the
2l-st, l-990.
Special
Council
Meeting
on June
iv)
held
Meeting held on June 28th,
1990.
c 9 0 l _ 2. M r N
4.
L990- 47-L2
MINUTESOFPREVIOUSMEETINGSCON?'D:
v)
Minutes of
5 t h , l _ 9 9 0.
the
Speeial
Council
Meeting
held
on July
vi )
Minutes of
sth, 1990.
the
Special
Council
I"leeting held
on July
carried.
5.
BUSINESS ARISING
. . r.
FROM MINUTES :
None.
6.
DEPUTATIONS:
i)
Pls. Regina
Road,
K€swick,
Kobel , L73 Parkview
respecting
the drainage of surface waters at Greystone
Home' s Fawns Landing Development .
that at
Ms. Regina Kobel was in attendance
and indicated
least sixty percent of the home owners in the Fawn's Landing
Subdivision
have problems with their
sump pumps and water
gathering
yards.
in their
consulting
She stated
that
engineers
have informed her that the sump pumps should be
hooked up to the sewerage system.
She submitted aL this
time a petition
of forty-eight
residents
of the area who are
displeased with the present solutions
that have been used to
solve the drainage problem in the developmenL.
Mr. Magloughlen, Town Engineer, indicated
that Lhe discharge
points running from the houses should be changed whieh may
resolve the drainage problem.
Ms. Kobel indicated
that she and other residents had called
the Town offices
more than once to make the Town aware of
problem,
the drainage
but that no action has been taken.
She stated that the developer tel1s them the responsibility
I ies
with
the
the
Town,
and the
Town tells
them
responsibility
lies with t,he developer.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
taird
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 8 8
T H A T T H E E N G I N E E R I N G S T A F F A R R A N G EA M E E T I N G B E T W E E NT H E
D E V E L O P E RO F T H E F A W N ' S L A N D I N G D E V E L O P M E N T T
, O W NS T A F F ,
R E S I D E N T S O F T H E D E V E T O P M E N TA N D T H E W A R D C O U N C I L L O RT O
RESOLVE THE DRAINAGE PROBLEMS
carried. . . . .
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6.
L990-47-L2
ii)
Mr. Ralph MacDonald and Ms. Lorraine
Greenwood, with
property
respect to the grading and easement on their
at l-36 Riverbank Drive, R.R. 2, pefferlaw.
Mr. Ralph
MacDonald
was in attendance
and submitted
photographs of his property.
He indicated
that he and his
wife have spent approximately
t
o
$1-0,000 installing
$9,000
catch basins and culverts
p
r
o
p
e
rty
the
to divert
on their
natural
flow of the water from the centre of the property,
along the boundary .
Mr. MacDonald read his letter
to Council dated July 5, 1990,
plans and permits prior
outlining
the dates of inspections,
to any work being commenced at the property
and explaining
how the land is being eroded away.
Plr. Robert Hopkins, Consulting
Engineer
was in attendance to answer any guestions
for lvlr. MacDonald,
to him.
directed
1 " 1 r .M a g l o u g h l e n , T o w n E n g i n e e r , i n d i c a t e d t h a t t h e T o w n h a d
no direct
involvement
in the construction
of the drainage
system and that once the drainage across the road was taken
care of, the Town had no interest
in the water course.
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
THAT THE ENGINEERING STAFF MEET WITTl ALL PARTIES INVOIVED,
INCLUDING THE WARDCOUNCILIJOR,TO WORKOUT A SOLUTION TO THE
SURFAEEDRAINAGE PROBLEMEXPERIENCEDAT 1-36 RIVERBANK DRIVE,
PEFFERLAW
carried.
iii)
....
Mr. Michael Smith, Planning Consultant, with respect to
Mont.ague Place, Lots 366-374, 375-378, Plan 23L, Town
of Georgina .
Mr. Michael Smith was in attendance
Place, Keskon Design Build Inc.
He
had approved a 1-90 unit building
or
at the Special
Council
meeting of
builder
is now proposing an increase
or 490 persons equivalent .
on behalf of lvlontague
indicated
that Council
475 persons equivalent
The
October 6, 1989.
of density to 195 units
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6.
L990- 07-L2
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
1"1r.Smith indicated
necessary .
that
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
no change to
the
Zoning by-Law is
Cloney
THAT THE DEPUTATION REGARDING THE APPROVAL TO INCREASE THE
APARTMENT UNITS FROM 190 TO 1.96 FOR MONTAGUE PIJACE BE
DEFERRED TO THE COUNCIL IvTEETINGOF AUGUST L6, 1990.
carried.
t'loved by Regional
Seconded
That
this
ftem
by
Councillor
Councillor
9
(c)
Wheeler
Cloney
(ii)
be moved
forward
and
dealt
with
at
time
carried.
9.
. . . ,
....
COII{I"IITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
c)
Reportsof
ii)
Arosan Enterprises
Development of
timited
Citizens
Housing Units and Day Care Centre
The Queensway North, Keswick
Senior
R E P O R TN O . E D C - 9 0 - 1 1
Moved by Councillor
l-.
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
That in the event Council approves the issuance of a
permit prior
foundation
to final
site plan approval,
that a by-law be passed authorizing
the Mayor and Clerk
to execute
an Agreement
respecting
foundation
construction
at the Keswick Gardens project.
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L990- 07-L2
COMI"IITTEEANDOTIIERREPORTSCONTID:
2,
to requiring
That a decision
respect
be made with
Consent and PosLponements to the existing mortgages as
a condition
of the above agreement .
defeated.
Moved by Councillor
....
Cloney
Pallett
T H A T R E P O R T N O . E D C - 9 0 . 1 . 1 O F T H E T O W NE N G I N E E RR E A R O S A N
E N T E R P R I S E S I , I M r T E D , D E V E I , O P I ' I B NOTF S E N I O R C I T I Z E N S H O U S I N G
UNITS AND DAY EARE CENTRE, KESWICK, BE RECEIVED FOR
I NFORMATI ON
carried.
Council
7.
resumed the order
of
..r.
the agenda at
this
time.
COMMUNTCATIONSI
a)
Disposition:
i)
lls. Kathy Bruce, President,
Parent-Teacher Guild,
St. Thomas Aguinas SchooI, requesting
Council's
permission
to hold a l"lonte Carlo event on Saturday
November 3rd, L990, in the Optimist Hall, Keswick.
Iutoved by Councillor
Jamieson
Laird
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 9 2
T H A T T H E S T . T H O M A SA Q U T N A SR O M A NC A T H O L I C P A R E N T - T E A C H E R
G U I I , D B E P E R M I T T E D T O H O L D A T V 1 O N TCEA R T O F U N D R A I S I N G E V E N T
O N S A T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R3 R D , 1 9 9 0 , I N T H E O P T I M I S T H A L L ,
KESWTCK.
carried.
....
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COMMUNICATIONSCONT' D I
b)
Routine
Matters :
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Laird
That the
following
information:
Routine
Matters
on t"lay 15th, 1990.
Minutes
be
received
for
i)
of
the Meeting
held
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-394
ii)
Correspondence from Mr. Robert Vernon, Regional Clerk,
Report
of York, respecting
No. 2 of the 9-1--1 Task Force.
iii)
Authority
Committee Minutes of June 22, L990.
Executive
R E S O T U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 3 9 6
iv)
Planning and Development
the month of June , L990.
Department Monthly
carried.
8.
PETITIONS:
None .
....
Report
for
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COMMITTEEAND OTHER REPORTSCONTI D :
A}
R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T T { E E O } I M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L EI { E E T I N G
HELD ON JUI,Y 5T[I, 1-990:
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
T H A T R E C O M M E N D A T I O N ( i ) O F T H E C O I I { M I T T E EO F T H E W H O T E
MEETING HELD ON JULY sTH, 1990, WHICH READS; 'That the
request by Specialty
Care Ltd. and Greystone Homes Ltd. to
transfer
1-00 persons eguivalent
of serviee capacity to the
proposed Pledium Density Townhouse blocks on Draft Plan 1-9T89052 be refused'
B E D E F E R R E DT O T H E A U G U S T9 T H M E E T I N G
Carfied. . | . .
Cloney
That the following
Whole be approved :
Jamieson
recommendations
of
the
Committee of the
ii )
TTTAT SPECIAT II,IEETING OF COUNCIL BE HELD ON AUGUST 8TH,
L 9 9 0 , A T 9 1 3 0 A . M . I N T H E C O U N C I L C H A M B E R ST O R E C E M
PRESENTATIONS
FROM THOSE WHO PROPOSE ANY NEW
DEVELOPMENT IN THE SUTTON-JACKSONIS POINT AREA.
RESOTUTTONO. e-90-399
iii)
T I I A T C O U N C I L R E Q U E S TT r { E R E G I O N A LM U N I C I p A L I T Y O F Y O R K
TO TNVESTIGATE THE FEASTBILITY OF EXPANDING THE
C A P A C I T Y O F T H E K E S W T C KW A T E RA N D S E W E RS Y S T E M F O R A
MAXTMUM
A D D I T I O N A L 2 3 , 0 0 0 P E R S O N SE Q U T V A L E N T .
iv)
T H A T T H E C O I V I M I S S I O N EO
RF E N G I N E E R I N G F O R T H E R E G I O N A L
M U N I C I P A T I T Y O F Y O R K B E R E Q U E S T E DT O I N V E S T I G A T E A N D
PROVIDE A COST ESTII4ATE FOR ADDITIONAL SERVIEING
CAPACITY TO ACCOM!{ODATE
AN ADDITIONAL 4,OOO PERSONS
E Q U I V A L E N T F O R T H E S U T T O N W A T E R A N D S E W E RS Y S T E M S ,
B R I N G I N G T H E T O T A T T O 8 , 5 0 0 P E R S O N SE Q U I V A L E N TI , { T T H I N
T H E A R E A S H O W NO N S C H E D U T E ' A ' T O R E P O R T D S - 8 8 - 6 ] ( REVISBD) .
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COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONT'D:
a)
HELD ON JUIY sTH, 1990I
v)
1-.
THAT THOSE ORGANTZATIONS THAT OBTAIN A FACILITY
USE PERMIT FOR TOWN PARKS, HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO
SELECT WHTCH TOWN LTCENSED VENDOR CAN SELL THEIR
PRODUCTS AT THEIR EVENTS DURING THEIR PERI'IITTED
TIME.
2.
T T I A T U N D B RS C H E D U L EI B ' T O B Y - L A W 8 3 . 1 0 0 ( L I . 3 ) ,
R E S P E C T T N GT I C E N S T N GF E E S , T H E W O R D S" A D D T T I O N A L
VEHICTE(S) LTCENSED BY THE SAME PERSON'' UNDER
LICENSE FEE, BE DETETED.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 0 2
vi)
1-.
THAT ADEQUATE SrcNS, WfTH RESPECT TO PARKING
R E S T R T C T I O N S ,B E P O S T E T 'I N T H E P R O B L E MA R E A S A N D
THAT STAFF INVESTIGATE TF THE STGNS WITHTN TTIE
H I G H V A I { D A L I Z B D A R B A S C A I I B E R E P L A C E DW T T H L E S S
E X P E N S I V ES T G N S.
2.
THAT STAFF BE INSTRUCTEDTO:
PROPERTY SIGN TTIB FIRE
CEhITRE,
ROUTES AT GTENWOODS
THAT THE PARKTNG RESTRTCTION STGNS BE PTACED
ON THE
EORRECT SIDE OF THE ROAD ON DEGEER
STREET,
THAT THE PARKING
RESTRICTION
RE},IOVED FROM
CENTRE STREET
GROVE,
SIGNS BE
IN ISLAND
THAT THE STGNS ON LAKE DRTVE AND END OF
WOODLAhID
AVEI{UB BE TURNED TO FACE THE
O P P O S I T E D T R E C T I O N.
J
.
THAT STAFF II{VESTIGATE THE POSSIBILTTY
OF TOW
AWAY ZONES WTTTITN GEORGTNA AND RESURRECT THE
PREVIOUS TOhI AWAY ZOI{E REPORT.
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A}
RECOII'IMB}"IDATIONS
OF THE EOMI{ITTEE OF THE WHOLB MEETING
ITELD ON JULY sTH, 1_990:
vii)
That Town Council
send a
requesting
them to recogniae
Sutton and not Sutton West.
letter
to Canada Post,
of Sutton as
the village
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 0 3
viii)THAT
C O U N E I I ,D I R E C T T H B C H I E F A D M I N I S T R A T I V EO F F I C E R T O
BNTER INTO NEGOTIATIONS FOR THB SALE OR LONG TERM TEASE
O F T H E W E T L A N D S A T T H E B O T T O M O F C O O KI S B A Y f O T T I E
'
MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
RESOL,UTIONO. C-90-404
ix}
THAT REPORT NO. DS-90-61
OF THE DTRECTOR OF
D E V E L O P M E N TS E R V I C E S R N S P E C T I N GT T T ES U T T O NS E R V I E I N G
A T L O E A T T O N O F R E M A I N I N G C A P A C I T Y B E D E F E R R E DU N T I L
A F T B R T H E S P E C I A L M E E T I N G O F C O U N E T TO N A U G U S TB T H ,
1 9 9 0 , W T T H P E O P L E T H A T W I S H T O D E V E L O PI N T T I E S U T T O N
AREA.
R E S O T U ? r O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 0 5
x)
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED AUTHORIZING THE MAYORAND
C T E R K T O E X E C U T E A F I R E P R O T B C T I O NA G R E E M E N TB E T W E E N
TIIE TOWNOF GBORGINA AND THE TOWNSHIP OF BROEK.
RESOIJUTION O. C-90-406
xi )
l_.
T H A T T T T EA P P L I C A T T O N S U B M T T T E D B Y 6 6 7 3 2 5 O N T A R I O
ITMITED,
BEING AN APPT,ICATION TO EXEMPT tOT L4,
REGISTERED PLAN 382 FROM PART LOT CONTROL AS PER
BB
sEeTroN
49(7)
oF THE pLAl'INrNc ACT, 1983,
APPROVED SUBJEET TO THE PAYMENT OF A LOT LEVY OF
T O T H E T O W T JO F G E O R G I N A , T O B E P A I D B Y
$3,685.52
eAsH oR CERTIFIED CHEQUE.
2.
TTIAT THB TOWN CTERK FOR''IARD RNPORT NUMBER DS9O-58 AND THE EXEMPTTON BY-LAW TO THE REGTON
CTERK AND COMMTSSTONER OF PLANNING FOR
APPROVAL .
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1990-07-12
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M T T T E E O F T H E W H O T E M E E T I N G
HELD ON JULY sTH, 1.990I
R E S O T , U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 0 7
xii)
1)
THAT COUNCIL AMEND PARKSBY-LAW #89-101. (RE-2) BY
ADDING SUB-SEETION (b} TO SECTION B - COM}4ERCIAL
U S E S.
2|
THAT THE NEV{ SUB-SECTION,
FOLLOWS
:
8b)
8b,
BE WORDEDAS
VENDORSHALL SEIL OR
NO PERSONOR REFRESHMANT
O F F E R F O R S A L B O R B X P O S E A N Y M E R C H A N D I S EO F
A N Y N A T U R EO F K T N D , F O R I M M A D I A T E O R F U T U R E
DELIVERY,
EXCEPT BY PERMTSSION OF ANY
ORGANIZATTONTHAT HOLDS AN APPROVEDFAEILITY
US E PERMT T FORM FROM THE RECREATION
D E P A R T M E N TF O R A P A R K , W H E R EA C T T V T T T E SA R E
BEING HELD BY THAT ORGANIZATION FOR THE
SPECIFlED
USE
TII'18 ( S ) ON THB FACILITY
PERMTT.
R E S O T U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 0 8
xiii)THAT
C O U N C I L R E S C T N DB Y - L A W # 9 0 - 4 2 ( t A - 1 - ) A N D R E P L A C E
IT WITH A NEW BY-I-,AWTO AUTHORIZE THE }IAYOR A}ID CLERK
TO EXECUTEA CONVEYANCE
OF BLOCK 31 OF SUBDIVISTON 19T8]-085 PtAN 65M-2645
TO THE LAKE SIMCOE REGTON
C O N S E R V A T I O NA U T H O R T T Y , P R O V T D T N G
T H E R E S T D B N T SO F T H E
TOWNOF GEORGINA, BE PROVIDED FREE ACCESSTO THIS LAND.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-409
xiv)
l -)
T H A T E O U N C I T D T R E C TT H E R E E R E A T T O ND E P A R T M E N T O
P R O E E E DW T T H A F E A S T B T L T T Y S T U D Y O F T H E P E F F E R T A W
EOMMUNITY LIONS HALL UNDER AND SUBJECT TO THE
PROVISIONS OF ONTARIO HYDROFEASIBITITY ASSISTANEE
PLAN.
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COI'IMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONT'DI
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E E O M F { I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
TIETD ON JUI.,Y sTH, 1990:
2|
T H A T C O U N C I L E N D O R S ET H E R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E
PEFFERLAWHAI,I BOARD TO PERMIT THE PEFFERLAWLIONS
CLUB TO INSTAIL, AT THE LIONS CIUB'S EXPENSE,A
H E A T P U M P S Y S T E M P U R S U A N TT O T H E F I N D I N G S A N D
STUDY
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE FEASIBILITY
U N D E R T A K E NU N D E R T H E O N T A R I O H Y D R O F E A S I B I L T T Y
ASSISTANCE PLAN.
3)
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA PORTION OF THE
F E A S I B I T I T Y S T U D Y B E O B T A I N E D F R O I VTI H E P A R K L E V Y
RESERVE ACCOUNT AND IF ANY OF TITE FUNDS ARE
REIMBURSED,THAT THEY BE RBTURNEDTO THE PARK LEVY
RESERVE AECOUNT
.
RESOI,UTION N O . C - 9 0 - 4 1 0
xv )
1-)
THAT COUNCIL ACQUIRE LOT 11, CON 8, PLAN 227,
R O L I # 0 4 4 3 3 4 F O R L E G A L C O S T S T O C O N V E YT H I S L A N D
TO THE TOWNOF GEORGINA.
2I
THAT COUNEIT PASS A BY-LAW TO AUTHORIZE THE }4AYOR
AND C[.,ERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT TO PURCITASELOT
pLAN227
(G).
11, coN8,
R E S O T T U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 4 1 1
XVi)
THAT THE COUNCIT OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ACCEPTS THE
QUIT CLAIM FROM HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IN RIGHT OF
ONTARIO
OF THE
AS REPRESENTED
BY THE MINISTER
ENVIRONI'TENT RESPECTING THE EASEMENTS CREATED BY
INSTRUMENT NUMBERS 262447 AND 354366 AT'FECTING PARTS 1& 2 ON PLAN 65R-331-5 AND AUTHORIZES REGISTRATION OF
SAID QUIT CLAIM DEED ON TITLE TO THE SAID LANDS
carried.
....
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. 90-07-I 2
1.2
COMMT?TEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONTID:
a)
SF T H E C O M M T T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E I J DO N J U L Y s T H , 1 . 9 9 0 :
Mc:ved by Regional
Couneillor
Wh*eLer
Jamieson
R E S O I J U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 4 1 _ 2
T h a t R e c o m m e n d a t i c . r n( v i i )
vii)
be amended to
THAT TOWN COT]NCIL SAND A I,ETTER TO CANADA POST,
R E Q U E S T I N GT H E M T O R E C O G N T Z ET H E V T I L A G E O F S U T T O NA S
'SUTTON' AND NOT 'SUTTONWFSTI, AND ADVISTNGTHEM OF
OUR PREVIOUS RNSOLUTTON
R N G A R D I N G' G E O R G T N A ' A M O N T H
AGO
carried.
b)
read as followst
Reportsof
i)
..,.
theDeveJopmentservicesDerrartrnent
Report on Street Number:Changes to lmplement York
Region Street Numbering Systern.
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 1 2
Moved by Councillor
Seconded by Regir:nal
O
Cloney
Cr:unci.ll.or Wlreeler:
RnsoturroNNo. c-90-4r3
THAT COUNCIL PASS A RESOLUTION AUTHORIUING TTIA RENUMBERING
OF PROPERTTES, h'HERE NEEESSARY, TO COT{FORMWITTI THE PROPOSED
Y O R K R E G I O N S T R E E T N U M B E R T N GS Y S T E M .
carried.
. . .
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13
C O M M T T T E EA N D O T H E R R E P O R T S C O N T ' D :
c)
Rer:ortsof
i)
Tender Opening
Arena Elevator
Sutfon
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 . 2 6
Mr:ved by Councillor
Cloney
Seconded by Courreil lor
l!{orr i.son
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 1 4
T H A T T H E C O U N E I L O F T H E T O I , I NO F G E O R G I N AA C E E P T ST H E B I D
F R O I ' I E L T R A N & S O N S C O N S T R U C T T O NI N E . I N T I T B A I { O U N T O F
$ 2 1 . 3 , O O O . O OF O R T H E S U T T O NA R N N A A L E V A T O RP R O J E C TA N D T H B
M A Y O RA N D C L E R K A R E A U T H O R T U E : D
TO ENTER INTO A EONTRACT
ACCORDINGLY
.
carried.
d)
Repcrrtof
i)
.. ".
theFirranceandTreasurvDepartmeut
Report of Payments nrade for
1990-06-30
the
Perir:d Ending
R E P O R TN O . T 9 O - 1 4
Mr:ved by Councillor
Laircl
Pallett
RESOTUTION
NO. C-90-415
T H A T T T I E S U M M A R YR E P O R TO F P A Y M E N T SF O R T H B P E R I O D J U N E 0 2 ,
l - 9 9 0 T O J U N E 3 0 , 1 . 9 9 0 , r N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 6 , 7 2 6 , A 4 5 . 5 5 B E
CONFTRMED
.
carried.....
Moved by Councillor
taird
Seconrlerl by Councillor
Petherick
T h a t A c l c l e n d u mR e p o r t N c r . R T s - 9 0 - 1 . 4 r : f t h e R r : r a d sa n d T r a f f i c
Superintendent
be intruduced anrl rlealt with at this time
carl-iecl..,..
\
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L4
e)
Report
i )
of
the
Roads Department ;
No Parking
Signs
REPORTNO. RTS-90-14
Laird
Petherick
T T I A T A B Y - L A W B E P A S S E D T O F U R T H E RA M E N D B Y - L A W N O . 8 8 - 0 5 5
(TR-l)
T O P R O H I B I T P A R K I N G O N B O T H S T D E S O F A D E L T N ED R I V E
A N D W I N N I F R E D D R I V E F R O ML A K E D R I V E E A S T E R L Y T O T H E E N D O F
THE ROAD ANYTIME.
carried.
]-0.
....
U N F T N T S H EB
DU S I N E S S
:
None.
1]. .
BY-LAWS:
Cloney
That three
i)
readings
Jamieson
be given
to the
following
By-taws;
to
That By-taw
a By-taw
No. 90-11-1 (CON-I-) being
Authorize
Mayor and Clerk to enter into an Agreement
with
The Starr
a Municipal
Group Inc.
to prepare
Housj-ng Statement,
be now int.roduced and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk .
By-Law No. 90-11-1 ( CON-I )
by the l'layor and Clerk
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BY-LAWS CONT I D :
ii)
That By-Law No. 911-90-577
being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-Law No. 9l-L, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH356
Lots L, 2, 3 & 4, PIan 69, be now introduced and read a
second and third
first,
timer p&ssed and numbered by
the tvlayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 9LL-90-577
iii)
That By-taw No. 91-1-90-578 being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-Law No. 911-, MARA DEVEIOPI'IENTS
P a r t L o t L 9 , C o n c e s s i o n 2 ( N G ) , R P 6 5 R - 1 - 4 2 4 2P a r t s 2 0 ,
L9, L2, L3, L4, 15 & 18, be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
By-Law No. 91-l--90-578
iv)
That By-taw No. 90-L12 (RE-z) being a By-law to further
Amend By-Law No. 90-1-01 (RE-2) as amended, being a Bylaw to Provide for the Use, Regulation,
Protection and
Government of Public Parks under the Authority
of the
and read a first'
second and third
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-LL2 (RE-2)
v)
by the l"layor and Clerk.
to
That By-taw No. 90-1-l-3 (CoN-2) being a By-taw
Aut.horize the l'layor and CIerk to Execute a Contract
Between Keskon Servicing
Inc. and the Town of Georgina
for the Construction
of the Parks Yard/Canine Control
Facitity,
be now introduced
second
and read a first,
and third
timer passed and numbered by the Llayor and
the Clerk .
By-LawNo.
90-1-L3 (CON-2)
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BY-LAWS CONTID:
vi)
(LA-1)
That
By-Law
to
No. 90-1L4
being
a by-taw
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Conveyance
of Block 31, Plan 65M 2645 of Approved Subdivision 19T81085 to The South Lake Simcoe Region Conservation
Property,
be now introduced
second
and read a first,
and third
timer passed and numbered by the Mayor and
the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-11-4 (LA-1)
vii)
( CON-1 ) being
That
By-Law
No . 90-l-l-5
a By-Law
authorizing
the Execution of an Agreement Between the
Execut,ors for the EsLate of John Samual l"loore and the
and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk .
By-taw No. 90-1-15 (CON-I)
by the ltayor and Clerk.
viii)That
By-Law No. 90-Ll-6 (LI-3)
being a By-taw to Amend
By-Law No. 83-100 (LI-3)
a By-Law for the Licensing,
Regulating
and Governing
of Vehiclee
from which
Refreshments are sold for Consumption by the Public and
for Revoking any such License, be now introduced
and
p
a
s
s
e
d
read a first,
second and third
and
time,
numbered by the I'layor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-l-L6 (LI-3)
carried
L2.
MOTIONS ORTGTNATTNG
BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF MOTION:
None.
1-3.
OTHER }IOTIONS:
None.
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NOTTCES OF MOTION :
None.
1 - 5.
Moved by Council 1or Laird
That three
readings
Jamieson
be given
Lo the
following
By-law:
That By-Law No. 90-LL7 (TR-l-) being a By-Law to Amend By-Law
(TR-L) to prohibit
parking
No. 88-055
on both sides of
Adeline Drive and Winnifred
Drive from Lake Drive easterly
to the end of t,he road anytime, be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and t.hird timer passed and numbered by the
the Mayor and Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-Ll-7 (TR-l)
carried.
Moved by Councillor
by
....
Pallett
Petherick
That Council convene into an In Camera Meeting at this t,ime
(8:53 p.m. ) for
the purpose
a possible
of discussing
litigation
matter
Caffied.
. . . .
Council arose from t.he In Camera Meeting at this
p.n. ) with nothing to report.
time
(9:05
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L990- 07-L2
L8
BY-LAW TO CONFIRI'I PROCEEDINGS:
Lloved by Councillor
Pallett
Petherick
That By-Law Number 90-1-L8 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on July
L2, 1990, be nord
introduced
and read a first,
timer passed
second and third
and numbered by the tvlayor and the Clerk.
By-law Number 90-11"8 (COU-2)
the t"tayor and the Clerk.
earried.
L7 .
....
ADJOURNMENT
:
Pallett
That the Council
Petherick
Meeting adjourn
at
this
o
Robert
o
I
Johnst
time
(9:06 p.m.)
by
t{p{il-6
Sccbzl
CK
P
I
CORPORATION
OF THE TOWNOF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITV OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIL
MINUTES
L990-07-26
9:33A.M.
1_.
WIvIENTOF_MEDIJATION:
2.
was observed.
ROLL CALL :
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
3.
call
and the
following
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Boothby
members of
Wheeler
coNFLrcT_oFINTEREQI_LISCIOSURES_:
None.
O
4,
coRRESPoNpErigE:
a)
A. Wayne Woods, Chief Administrative
Officer,
attaching
correspondence from the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation
Authority
regarding the Pefferlaw
Dam,
Pallett
Boothby
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 4 1 ?
T H A T T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N AA G R E E S T O P A Y 4 0 P E R C E N T O F T H E
T O T A L C O S T O F T H E W O R K I N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 1 O , B O O T O T H E I , A K E
SIMEOE REGION CONSERVATIONAUTT1ORITYFOR THE EMERGENCY
WORK
REQUIREDTO REPAIR THE PEFFERLAI,{DAM
carried.
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5.
1990-07-26
REPORTS
:
a)
Reportof
i)
theRoadsandTrafficsuperintendent:
Tender Opening, 1990 Road Construction
Projects Contract RDS 90-07-L2
REPORTNO. RTS 9O-].5
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O T U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 4 L 8
l-)
THAT THE TENDER rN THE AI,IOUNT
OF $656,573.60 FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION
O F P A R T S A , B , C , A N D D . S U B M I T T E DB Y K . J .
BEAMISH CONSTRUCTION
CO. LTMITED, P.O. BOX 250, KING
EITY, ONTARIO, LOG lKO BE ACCEPTEDSUBJECT TO THE
A P P R O V A LO F T H E M I N I S T R Y O F T R A N S P O R T A T I O NO F O N T A R I O
FOR SUBSIDY PURPOSES.
2I
T H A T T E N D E R S B E C A L L E D F O R R E S U R F A C I N GA L I E E A V E N U E ,
KESWTCK.
3)
T H A T S 8 6 , O O O . O O B E A L L O C A T E D F O R E N G I N E E R I N GF E E S S O
THAT DESIGN OF NEXT YEARS I"IAJORPROJECT, ROYAL ROAD, CAN
BE PREPARED
.
carried . . . . .
6.
None.
7.
None.
8.
OTHER MOTIONS :
None.
9.
NOTICESOFMOTION:
None.
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1 - 0 . O T H E RB U S I N E S S :
None.
11.
C O N F I R M I N GB Y - I I A W :
Pallett
Moved by Councillor
Councillor
Wheeler
That By-law Number 90-1-L9 (cou-2) being a by-law to confirm
be nohr
the proceedings
26, L990,
of Council
on July
timer p&ss€d
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
and numbered by the l,layor and the Clerk.
By-law Number 90-l-l-9 (CoU-2)
Passed,
signed and sealed
carrigd.
].2.
. . . .
ADJOURNMENT:
On l4otion
meeting
adjourne
t
9: 44 a.m
bert
r ry Si
erk
by
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t
(,
\/
CORPORATIONOF' IHE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN TIIE
SPECIAL
\l
\Q'
\
COUNE'IIJ IITINUTES
1990-08-08
9: 33
l- .
MOMENTOFMEDTTATION:
2,
was observed.
ROLLCALLI
Council were preeent I
Flayor Johneton
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
3.
E.f,ilr
call
and the
following
Members of
Regional Councillor W heeler
Councillor Jamie€ron
Councillor Pallett
DEPUTATIONSI
Mr. Doug Carroll
of Development
Services,
, Director
submitted
Use
Plan of
t o C o u n c i l members a copy of the Land
the Official
P l a n a n d a copy of the Sutton Service Area.
Mr. Carroll,
i n d i c a t e d t h a t . t h i s m e e t i n g i s b e i n g h e l d to
hear representation
from land owners wit,h regard t,o plane to
d e v el o p th e i r l a n d .
Mr. Carroll
indicated
to a Tourism Study
that according
recenLly
completed for the Town of Georgina, tourism ie a
vital
component to this Town.
The etudy indicated
that in
the year 2001, the population
would reach 36,000.
He stated
that the Town of Georgina ie ahead of itself
by at least ten
years as t,he preeent population
is at 36,000.
Mr. Carroll
indicated
that the proposals to be heard from
the public
had not been previously
revievred by Tonn staff.
L)
Mr. tlartin
Van Huizen, President
of Stovan Development
Corp., was in attendance and diaplayed
a concept plan
of their
future
development plans for Sutton.
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3.
1-990-08-08
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Mr. Van Huizen indicated
that the subject land is east
of Sutton and north of Black River Road.
H€ stated
that
plans staying
they have made their
within
the
principles
They
of Official
Plan Amendment #15.
propose light
dwellings
in Sutton
density residential
including
single family dwellings adjaeent to existing
single family unitsr
units on the west side
r€sidential
of Dalton Road, dn industrial
area on the south side of
Highway
of the
relocation
#48 and the possible
fairgrounds
to the south side of ltighway #48.
Mr. Doug Kelly
indicated
sewage and water treatment
proposal .
for their
of the
that
an expansion
plants would be necessary
phase of development
Mr, Kelly
stated t.hat the first
would be completed
five
to seven years and
within
would increase the population by 8,500 people.
Mr. Kelly indicated
that the completion of the second
phase would increase the population
by 3,500 to 4,000
people and phase three would increase it again so that
approximately
years
of
twenty
from
the
date
commencement of the phases, the population
would have
increased by 20,000 people.
2|
Mr. I'lichael Smith, agent for Gullo Enterprises
Ltd.,
p
h
a
se of
was in att,endance and indicated
that the first
proposed
partial
their
developrnent
would require
servicing
of water to the newly created fifty
lots,
each one acre in size, so that this would be considered
suburban residential
development .
Mr. Smith indicated
thaL the second phase of the
development would require full
servi-cing to each of the
237 lots,
with approximately
fifty
foot frontages
and
1 - 1 - 0t o 1 3 0 f o o t d e p t h s , b a s e d o n t h e f i v e u n i t s t o a n
acre theory .
3)
Mr. I'{ichael Smith, agent for DeI Mar Plaza, stated that
John lvlarinos is not in attendance and that the owner
proposes apartments
above commercial units to the rear
plaza on Dalton Road in Sutton.
of the existing
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1-990-08-08
DEPUTATTONSCONT'D:
4,
Flr. t'lichael $mith, agent for Denis Heaps, stated that
end of
the
subject
land
is located
at the east
Jackson's Point.
The land is one acre in size and the
owner proposes twenty apartment unitsr
ho final
design
is yet available.
Mr. Smith indicated
that
earlier
due to the lack of
the owner did not proceed
in the area.
allocation
5)
Mr, Carroll
indicated
that
Point Cottage
Jackson's
Rentals Inc. proposes a 70 unit condominium apartment
in an existing
29 unit
apartment
building
located
approximately
200 feet east of De ta Salle Park and
runs from Metro Road through to Lake Drive.
B)
Mrs. Mercielle
Burrows owns Iand fronting
River
Road and proposes
Senior
a 26 unit
apartment building .
9)
Mr. Michael Snith, agent for Arosan Enterprises
Ltd.,
stated that the owner proposes apartments,
townhouses
and an indoor mall.
on Black
Citizen
Mr. Smith indicated
that L00 pereons capacity of water
and sewerage allocation
for the
is not sufficient
owner's plans and therefore
p
r
o
c
e
e
d
cannot
with these
plans at this time .
10)
Services,
Mr. Jim Callishaw
of Spectracon Consulting
agent for Mrs. Liz Roach, stated that the subject land
is a 9 acre parcel off of the extension of Burke Street
at the south end of Sutton.
Mr. Callishaw
indicated
that an extension of the road
allowance running parallel
to Black River would create
29 large single
family
lots,
The
along with a park.
owner proposes these lots to be fully
serviced.
LL)
Mr. Carroll
indicated
819L50
that
the lawyer
for
Ontario Ltd. is not in attendance.
He stated that this
Company owns 91 acres of land south of Baseline Road'
behind the South Shore Motel, west of the high school
and basebal I diamond .
Mr. CarrolI
stated that the owner has no proposals at
this
time,
that they only want to be included in the
expansion and allocation
provided to their
land.
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3.
l-990-08-08
Lzl
Cindy
for
Wackett
Centre,
agent
of HBR Planning
that the
Mohinder Sud of Oxford Homes ttd. , indicated
subject
land is south of Black River Road, east of
t"larket Street .
Ms. Wackett indicated
the owner had presenLed
that
plans
their
and
to Council
earlier
in the year
according to the Town staffrs
report,
staff agree with
their
Ms. Wackett indicated that 26 single family units,
link
She
homes, park and daycare facility
are proposed.
stated
that
44 townhouse
and one 36-unit
units
apartment
building
will
be sponsored by the Georgina
Housing Authority .
1 3)
Mr. Carroll
indicated
that B.G. Schickedanz owns land
on the south
Road, east of the
side
of Baseline
existing
two storey building.
The owners propose a 30unit apartment building
site plan at
with no finalized
this time .
L4l
Mr. Scott Smith, agent for Mrs. Joyce Smith stated that
Mrs. Smith proposes 24 condominium units with two and
three bedrooms at 895 Lake Drive.
Mr. Smith indicated
that the property
Drive to Metro Road and is presently
mentally retarded .
15)
runs from Lake
a home for the
Ms. Gladys Schmidt, agent for four land owners owning
approximately
l-45 acres of land in total,
namely Joseph
Lau, Kurt Jeppeson, 534L74 ontario
Limited and Dalton
Road Investments Limited and Sutton West Family Homes
Corporation,
is west
stated that the subject property
of Dalton Road, north of Baseline Road.
Ms. Schmidt indicated
that industrial,
residential
developments are proposed.
eommercial
and
l'1r. Joe Frankfort
stated that
of Kamlu Management ttd.
Kamlu owns approximately
of
l-0 acres of land north-west
Dalton Road and Black River Road, this
land would be
included in the above plans.
He stated that a 33,000
sguare foot
shopping
centre
and 75-80 affordable
land and that they
housing units are proposed on this
have applied for rezoning of the commercial block.
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1_990-08-08
Mr. Alf Judd of Sutton West Family Homes Corporation
stated that his company is sponsoring this project and
would be adding an abused women's shelter along with a
drop-in centre and daycare facility.
Moved by Councillor
taird
That Council
Cloney
recess at this
time
carried.
The Councilmeeting
l-6)
(10:50 a.m. )
.,..
resumed at this
time
(1-1:04 d.rn.).
Mr. Patrick
Burrows is representing
seven property
owners.
Their
in
land
is lncated
on take Drive
Jackeon I e Point .
of
that his proposal consists
1-50 residential
u
n
i
t
s
i
n
J
a
c
k
s
o
n
'
s
and commercial
Point,
with the residential
units
above the retail
commercial
units.
that
He stated
he would require
water and sewage allocation
for these 150 units.
that this proposal could be built
within two years and would be situated
on the north and
sout,h sides of Lake Drive.
1-7)
Mr. John Sant was in at.tendance and explained that his
father
owns land west of The Briars,
between Simcoe
Drive and D[eadowlea Avenue on which he proposes 40
lots .
building
Mr. Sant indicated
received allocation,
still
required.
submitted short I y .
L8)
that 30 of these lots have already
are
so that 1-0 units of allocation
will
be
He stated
that
a plan
Mr. Michael Smith, agent for The Briars Estates Ltd.,
stated
that
for
their
land
34 units
are proposed
abutting
the golf
course,
between the Park Avenue
development and Woodriver Acres.
These lots would have
sixty foot frontages and be 6,000 square feet in size.
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1 9)
Mr. Michael Smith, agent for l'1r. Muia, stated that [*lr.
in
Drive
Allan
of land behind
Muia owns 35 acres
Sutton.
He stated that he has no plans for the land at
this time .
201
on the south side
Mr. Asan stated that he owns property
of Black River Road, south of the cemetery and proposes
30 building
lots.
2t I
Smith, agent
l'1r. Michael
that he owns land east of
11 building
loLs.
2 2'
l " 1 r. t ' l i c h a e l S m i t h , a g e n t f o r S t o v a n / I ' l o s s i n g t o n , s t a t e d
land north
that no plans have been prepared for their
homes'
of Black River Road in Sutton, but that 'cluster
p
o
s
s
i
b
i
l
i
t
y
.
are a
for Mr. R.A. Garden, stated
t"lr. Asan's land and proposes
site
that
the
Smith
indicated
Mr.
' residential
' at this
time and presently
park which will
trailer
be removed.
zoned
is
houses a
north of Black
anything
that
Mr. Doug KelIy
stated
p
r
e
s
t
i
g
i
o
u
s
housing.
River Road would be considered
231
stated
Freixa,
Mr. John Rogers, agent for Stovan/tee
that their
land is located on the north side of ltighway
west of the Sutton
#48, east of the Anchor Restaurant,
propose
an
they
I"lote I .
He
stated
that
pLan of subdivision.
industriallcommercial
241
Mr. Michael Smith, agent for Stovan Sutton Six, stated
7,
that
their
on Lot 4, Concession
land is located
south of Black River Road. lle indicated
that no plans
for this proposal at this time.
have been finalized
25)
Mr. John Rogers, agent for Mr. Freixa, stated that the
Park
wesL of the Dalton
is located
land
subject
Condominiums and south of Allen Drive in Sutton.
t26
the owner proposes
that
apartment
form of three
apartment
units
in the
concept plan of the
buildings
and showed a preliminary
proposal to Council .
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3.
1-990-08-08
DEPUTATIONSCONT'D :
261
Mr , John Nob I e , repre sent ing Sutton-By-The-Lake
phase of their
residents,
stated
that
the final
Study
community of 1-06 lots is on hc,ld due to a Nitrate
being conducted.
is
H e s t a t e d t h a t s e r r r a g ea l l o c a t i o n
needed to complet.e the phase.
271
Mr. Serrie's
son was in attendance and stated that
father
owns 25 acres
of land located
north of
Sut,ton-By-The-Lake comrnunity, onPark
Road.
his
the
lvlr. Serrie stated that one house exists on the land at
present.
lots
He stated that 20 one-acre residential
and one 2.5 acre lot are proposed with the existing
The balance crf the land would
trees being maintained.
be used for self-serviced
roads.
Mr. Serrie indicated
that the
same character as the existing
new homes would be in
house.
the
2Bl
M r . J c . , h nR o g e r s , a g e n t f o r D r . S c h o u l d i c e , s t a t e d t h a t
Dr. Schouldice
Road and
owns land off of Catering
proposes 403 single family senior dwelling units.
291
Mr. Michael Smith, ag€nt for Mr. Boadway, stated that
land backs onto the Black River and is ctn the
his
southern
boundary of the Sutton Secondary Plan.
He
indicated
that Mr . Boadway propose$ estate residential
lots on this land ,
3 0)
Mr. Kai Devai indicated
is on the corner
his property
on Metro Road
of Metro Road and Dalton Road, fr,rnting
with small portions
fronting
on Dalton Road and Louisa
Street .
Mr. Devai proposes a condominium development of one and
two bedroom units of stacked t,cwnhouses and an interior
courtyard.
Mr. Devai indicated
that this proposal would include 78
tnediurn density
the majority
of the
units
and that
project
would not be in site of the roadways.
Mr. Michael Smith stated that he represents
four separate
property
owners who each have severance
applications
these
submitted,
application
the
are on hc.rld pending
availability
of allocation.
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3.
r.990-08-08
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Mr, Smith stated that
given allocation .
three
of
these
application
should be
Mr. PauI Troster,
owner of the Sutt,on Motel in Sutton, was
presently
in attendance
and indicated
his Motel
that
consists
of l-0 units.
He stated that he would like to be
the owner of a 40 unit Motel, but he eannot develop due to
the lack of town servicing
in his ar€a,
Mr. Trost.er stated that he has owned and operated
for six years and he expressed to Council
that
forget the small business owner in the town.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
his Motel
they not
Wheeler
Pallett
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 4 1 9
THAT THE PRECEDING DEPUTATIONS RESPECTING WATER AND
S E W E R A G EA L L O C A T I O N I N T H E S U T T O NA N D J A C K S O N I SP O T N TA R E A S
BE RECEIVED FOR INFORMATION
carried
4.
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the meeting
Pallett
adjourn
at
this
carried
Lime (11:50 a.m. )
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(Jr(
IN THE
REGIONAT I{UNICIPATITY OF YORK
o
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
( P U B L I C M N E T I N G)
1990-08-09
l - 0: 0 2 A . F I .
]..
ROLLCALL:
The Clerk
and the
following
Flayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Plorrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
2T
members of
Council
were present:
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
CON$,ICT OF INTERESTDISCLOSURES:
None.
8.
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilMeetinq(PublicMeetinq)
i)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-taw No. 9L1
N O L f S , G E O R G EA N D K A Y E
LOt02 A.M.
Part Lot 1-5, Conc 7 (NG) (Undersized Rural Lot)
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 6 4
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
list
were in order.
Mayor Johnston
explained
the procedure
of
for
Public
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
Plr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner, was in attendance and
stated that Mr. Nolis,
the Applicant,
could not attend this
meeting and apologized for his absence.
Mr. L,enters indicated
that the purpose of this application
is to amend Zoning By-Law Number 911- to permit the erection
of a detached
dwelling
unit
on the subject
land,
drr
undersized rural
lot .
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8.
1_990-08-09
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
SpecialCouncilLleetinq(Publict"teetinq)Conf'd:
lvlr. Lenters
indicated
from the commenting
application
complies
Zoning By-taw .
Mr. Lenters
with certain
that no objections
have been received
that
He stated
this
agencies.
with both the Official
PIan and the
recommended that
conditions .
Moved by Councillor
this
application
be approved
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . S C - 9 0 - 4 2 0
1.
THAT THE APPLIEATION
SUBI'{ITTED BY GBORGE AND KAYE
NOLIS,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-IAW
NUMBER 91.1 TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGTE
FAMILY DWETLING ON LANDS DESCRIBED AS PART LOT ].5,
CONCESSION 7 (NG), BE APPROVED, AND TTIE FOLLOWING BE
REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE PASSING OF A BY-LAW AMENDMENT;
A)
THAT THE OWNERS, AT THEIR EXPENSE, ENTER INTO A
RESTRICTTVE COVENANT AGREEMENT TO RUN WTTH THE
I,AND WHICH AEKNOWTEDGESTHE PROXIMITY OF POTENTIAL
AGRICULTURAL , MINERAL EXTRACTION AND FORES?RY USES
IN THE AREA AND AGREES NOT TO TAKE ACTION TO
RESTRICT THE SAME.
B)
W R I T T E N C O N F I R M A T I O N F R O I . {T H E L A K E S I M C O E R E G I O N
CONSERVATION AUTHORTTY INDICATING NO OBJECTION TO
THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT.
c)
APPROVAL FROM THE TOhIN E N G I N E E R .
2.
THAT A PARK LEVY BE PAID AS A CONDITION OF BUILD]NG
P E R M I T A P P R O V A L , S A T D I E V Y NOT TO EXCEED FIVE PER CENT
OF THE VATUE OF THE SUBJECT LAND .
3.
THAT THE AMENDING BY-L.AW CONTAIN A SPECIAL PROVISION
FOR A MINIMUM FRONT YARD SETBACK OF 30 METRES (1OO FT. }
AND EXTERIOR SIDE YARD SETBACKS OF 30 METRES (]-OO FT. ) .
4.
WRTTTENEONFIRMATIONFROMTHE MEDIEAL OFFICER OF HEALTH
T H A T T H E R E I S A N A D B Q U A T ES U P P L Y O F P O T A B L E W A T E RT O
THIS PROPERTY
.
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8.
1990-08-09
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
5.
WRITTEN CoMMENTSFRoM THE REGIoNAI ENGINEERINDICATING
ACCBSS FROM THE REGIONAL ROADWAYWOULDBE PERMITTED.
carried.
Moved by Councillor
....
Pallett
Boothby
That
the Special
the
into
Council
Meeting
reconvene
Commibtee of t.he Whole Meeting at this time (1-0:09 &.m.)
€I . lll .
carried
The Special
Council
Meeting
resumed at
this
time
(11:20
6t.rl, ) .
iii)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law 9LL
DOUGLASW. SMALLWOOD
11 : 20 A . M.
Part l-,ot 23, concession 6 (NG)
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 6 3
Llayor Johnston
the circulation
list
were in order.
Mayor Johnston
explained
the procedure
of
for
Public
t"leeting and
a public
meeting.
Mr. Douglas Smallwood, Applicant,
was in attendance
and
indicated
that
he has received
verbal
from the
support
neighbours
and the majority
of agencies involved
in this
application.
Flr. Smallwood stated that there are Lhree wells located on
the subject
land providing
water and t,here are
sufficient
significant
as
setbacks
farmland
from the surrounding
required.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner, indicated that the Lake
Simcoe Region Conservation
had requested deferral
Authority
of this application
in their
dated July 23, 1990.
letter
scg023.MrN
8.
1990-08-09
DEPUTATIONS
:
a)
Special
t"leetinq (Public
Council
Meetinq)
Cont'd
Mr. Lenters recommended that this application
be approved
with certain
conditions
written approval from the
including
Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority.
Cloney
Morrison
RESOTJUTTON
NO. SC-90-421
1.
2.
T H A T T H E A P P L I C A T I O N S U B M I T T E DB Y D O U G L A SS M A I I W O O D ,
BEING AN APPLICATION TO AI.,IENDZONING BY-LAW NUMBER911
T O P E R M T TT H E C O N S T R U C T T OO
NF A SINGLE FAMILY DWETLING
o N L A N D S D E S C R I B E DA S P A R T L O T 2 3 , C O N C n S S I O N6 ( N G ) ,
BE APPROVED, SUBJECT TO A 30 I',IETRE(98.4 FT) FRONT YARD
B U I L D I N G S E T B A C K R E Q U I R E M E N T , A N D T H E F O L L O W I N GB E
REQUIREDPRIOR TO THB PASSING OF A BY-LAW AMENDMENTI
A)
THAT THE OWNERS, AT THEIR EXPENSE, EN?ER INTO A
RESTRICTIVE COVENANT AGREEMENT TO RUN WITH THE
I,AND WHICH ACKNOWLEDGESTHB PROXIMITY OF POTENTTAI,
AGRICULTURAT , MINERAL EXTRACTION AND FORESTRY USES
IN THE AREA AND AGREES NOT TO TAKE ACTION TO
RESTRICT THE SAME.
B)
APPROVAL FROM THE TOWN ENGINEER.
c)
WRITTEN CONFIRI.'IATION OF APPROVAL FROI{ TIIE LAKE
SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATTONAUTHORTTY.
THAT A PARK LEVY BE PAID AS A CONDITION OF BUILDING
PERMIT APPROVAL, SAID LEVY NOT TO EXCEED FIVE PER EENT
OF THE VATUE OF THE SUBJECT LAND.
carried.
....
s c 9 0 2 3. M r N
a
3.
L990-08-09
BY-TAWTOCONFIR}IPROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
That By-Law Number 90-120 tCOU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
9, 1990, be now
of Council
on August
passed
introduced
and read a first,,
tine,
second and third
By-law Number 90-L20 (COU-2)
Paesed, signed and sealed
carrigd.
Moved by Councillor
by
....
Cloney
Petherick
That the Committee
( 1 1 - : 2 5 a . r R .)
the
of
Whole t'teeting
Ro
Larry
rt
D. Jo
S
n , - CI
at this
time
\$0-d{R
scloe+
oK
I
IN THE
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
r-990-08-09
L: l-6 A.Pl.
A Special
Committee
matters :
Council
of the
meeting was held immediately
Whole Meeting
to deal with
i )
Fal I /WLnter /Spring Recreation
R E P O R TN O . D R - 9 0 - 4 5
ii)
Transfer
of ReEional
municipalit,ies
REPORTNO. CAO-90-15
1.
ROLLCALL:
The Clerk
and the
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
O
2.
Brochure
Plumbing
following
the
following
the fotlowing
members of
Inspection
Council
3.
hlheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
9ONFLICTOFINTERESTDISCLOSURES:
coMlr{rrrEg AND orHER REPoRTS:
c)
Reportsof
ii )
theRecreation&EventsDepartment:
FaI I /Winter/Spring
REPORTNO. DR.90.45
)o
Recreation
area
were present:
None.
v
to
Brochure
|
\
sc9024.MrN
^
-
3.
1990-08-09
CoMMTTTEEANDoTHERREpoRTS:
c)
Reportsof
t,heRecreation&EventsDepartmentContrd:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Petherick
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 4 2 2
T H A T T T I E G E O R G I N AA D V O C A T EP R O D U C ET H E F A L L / W I N T E R / S P R I N G
BROCHUREAT NO COST TO THE TOWN OF GEORGINAIN EXCHANGEFOR
T H E A D V E R T T S I N GR E V E N U EA N D T H A T T H E B R O C H U R E
C O N T A I NF T F T Y
PERCENTADVERTISEMENTS
AND FIFTY PERCENTTOWNMATERIAL
....
carried.
d)
Reports
i)
of
the
Chief
Administrative
Transfer of Regional
municipalities
Plumbing
Officer:
Inspection
to
area
REPORTNO. CAO-90-I_5
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Petherick
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 4 2 3
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA SUPPORTS THE ASSUMPTION OF
RESPONSIBII.,ITIES FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF PROVTNCIAL
P L U M B I N GR E G U L A T I O N S , E F F E C T f V E J A N U A R YL , L 9 9 L , I F T H I S I S
TO OCCUR
carried.
4.
....
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Laird
That By-L,aw Number 90-12L(COU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
on August
9, l-990, be now
of Council
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
timer passed
By-law Number 90-12L(COV-?)
carried.
....
by
Sc9024.MIN
5.
1-990-08-09
:
ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That the meeting adjourn
at this
time
(L:16 p.m.)
(ACTING MAYOR FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST
ALTERNATE .
COUNCILLOR BOOTHBY)
COUNCILTOR LATRD
rN THE
REGIONAIJMUNTCIPALITY OF YORK
l-990-08-l_6
7:30 P.M.
1-.
MOMENTOFMEDITATION:
2,
ROLL CALL :
The Deputy Clerk
members of Council
gave the roll
were present:
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
Laird
Regional CounciJlor
3.
was observed.
call
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Wheeler arrived
and
the
following
Jamieson
Pallett
Petherick
Cloney
at 7:35
None.
4.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That the
following
Cloney
sets
of minutes
i)
ii)
Minutes of the
26th, t_990.
iii)
t"linutes of the
gth, t-990.
Special
Council
t'leeting held
on August
iv)
Minutes of the
gt,h, l-990.
Special
Council
Meeting
on August
Special
Meeting held on July
Council
Meeting
1-2th, l-990.
held
held
Carried. . . . .
on July
c90l_3
2
5.
6.
DEPUTATIONS:
i )
Mrs. Connie Weller
buses on residential
respecting
lots.
r_990-08-16
the
parking
of
school
Mrs. Connie Weller,
a resident
of Keswick, residing at
presentation
in
100 oakcrest
Drive,
a
n
made
oral
p
a
r
k
support
of school bus drivers
a
l
l
o
w
e
d
t
o
being
their
buses in residential
S
h
e
t
h
a
t
s
h
e
areas.
stated
had provided
Councillors
with background information
prior
to the meeting and hoped that they had been able
to review the material .
Mrs. Weller
is in
stated
that
the Clerk' s office
petitions
receipt
and letters
from
of many supporting
the public which were collected
from the start
of the
issue of school bus parking in residential
She
areas.
stated
that
she has been in contact
with the By-Law
Enforcement Department and has been informed that there
have been very few problems/complaints
recorded.
She
stated
that any problems that have arisen have been
taken care of with the joint
co-operation
of the By-Law
Enforcement Deparbment and the bus company .
Mrs. Weller stated that school bus services
is needed
and demanded in Georgina
people
tend to
and that
yellow
forget
that
the big
buses do nof become
invisible
after
the last student is dropped off.
Mrs.
Weller
requested Council take into consideration
the
fact t,hat the majority
of school bus drivers depend on
their
buses as a means of transport.ation
to get t.hem to
jobs, which is to transport
part-time
and from their
the community children safely to school and home again.
Mrs. WeIler stated that finaneial
institutions
are not
likely
to approve a ear loan to persons who only gross
per month.
approximately
eight hundred dollars
Mrs . Wel ler
stated
by the
that
the recommendation
Development Services Department to repeal the by-law to
only permit parking of the buses in the interior
side
and rear yards
of a residential
lot
would create
problems
horrendous
for
many drivers
as not all
residential
lots could accommodate this requirement.
e9013
6.
L990-08-16
DEPUTATIONS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That
the
rules
of procedure
we waived
to permit
Mr. Joe
Nixon,
Lake Drive
North,
of
Roches Point.,
and Director
Roches Point Association,
and Mr. Bob Walker,
Owner/Operator
of Simcoe Coach Lines,
to speak on this
matter.
Carriedo
. . . .
Mr. Joe Nixon stated that he was opposing the change in
the by-law
allowing
school
buses to be parked
on
residential
}ots for a number of reasons.He stated that
homeowners put a lot, of work and money into
their
properties
to make their
homes and neighbourhoods
places to live in and that the parking of
attractive
buses in residential
neighbourhoods would certainly
not
be an enhancement .
Mr. Nixon stated that neighbouring
municipalities
do
not support, the parking of school buses on residential
lots within
their
own municipalities.
Mr. Nixon stated
he felt
that should this by-law be amended to allow the
parking
of buses on private
residences it could open
doors for reguests from other commercial vehicle owners
to be allowed to park their
trucks/buses
outside their
homes.
Mr. Nixon stated that he felt
that to cater to a small
(approximately
majority
of citizens
75 bus drivers)
would hardly
be democratic.
his plea to
He stated
Council was to take these concerns into consideration.
Mr. Bob Walker, President of Simcoe Coach Lines, stated
that there are approximately
100 buses in the Georgina
area with a staff
of approximately
and
100
L25 full
part-time
drivers.
He stated that most of his drivers
are mothers with small children
who depend on their
jobs to subsidize the family income.
He stated that to
become a bus driver
requires rigorous training
and thaL
with
the responsibility
of transporting
children,
drivers
are
very
Mr. Walker
hard
to repl;tc€r
concurred
with Mrs. Weller that bus driving
is not a
paid job and that it is not feasible
highly
to expect
the drivers
in
to provide
their
own transportation
order to pick up their
buses and allow enough time in
the winter months to warm up the buses.
c9013
6.
L990-08-L6
DEPUTATTONS:
i)
A demand for higher salaries
to cover the extra costs
paying part-time
incurred
or seek better
employment
elswhere would most, likely
result
if the buses are noL
allowed to park on residentia.Llots.
Mr. Walker stated that the bus line companies try to
keep the necessary
service
school
of transporting
children
to a minimum but should
costs
be
extra
being
incurred
results
board
it
in the
school
approached for compensation which eventually
works back
to the taxpayers.
also that
these buses
He stated
require block heaters in the winter months and for this
reason buses need to be parked at the residences of the
drivers.
Mr. Walker stated that should the buses be required to
be parked
lot
as opposed to the
on an unattended
drivers residence, vandalism is a problem that has been
windows broken, and
encountered.
Fuel has been stolen,
fire
extinguishes
in t'he buses
have been sprayed
causing buses on occasion to be taken out of service,
He stated
that
for two months of the year and during
March and Christmas
breaks,
buses are parked at the
depot on the 5th Concession and that approximately
per cent of drivers
fifty
return
their
buses to the
depot on weekends .
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner, displayed
a Town
map to Council
indicating
where every school bus is
presently
being parked.
He sfated that contradictory
to what Mr. Walker had stated,
this map only showed 66
buses being parked on residential
lots as opposed to
approximately
1-00. Mr. Walker informed Council that he
was only talking
out of
and that
in round figures
approximately
4
4
w
e
r
e
micro
l-00 buses approximately
buses that
p
a
r
k
e
d
can be
on residential
lots
legally
under present provisions .
Mr.
Walker
thanked
Mayor
and Council
for
opportunity
of the school
to speak on behalf
drivers and Simcoe Coachlines.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
ThaL the following
at this time :
the
bus
Cloney
report
be brought
forward
and dealt
with
c9013
9.
1990-08-16
EOMMTTTEEANDOTHERREPORTS
b)
Reportsof
i)
Report
bheDevelopmentservicesDepartment:
on Appeal
against
Zoning
By-Law
No.
91_r--87-435
G e n e r a l A m e n d m e n t t o B y - L a w 9 1 - 1 -P e r m i t t i n g
P a rki -ng of School Buses in Residential Zones .
the
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 6 7
Carried. . . . .
Mr. HaroId Lenters,
Senior Planner,
stated
that. he
would not go into great detail
on this matters as this
issue has been before
Council
several
times in the
past.
Mr. Lenters
that
stated
the Development
Services
Department has endeavoured t.o come up with a compromise
taking into consideration
concerns some residents have
on the effect
the parking of school buses will have on
their neighbourhoods aesthetically,
and for the drivers
who depend on their
buses as a means of transportation
jobs.
for their part-time
fn conclusion he stated that
the Development Services supports the drivers
wishes to
be allowed to park their
but
buses on their properties
feel
there
should be set backs to avoid as much as
possible
any impact, there may be on streetscapes
in
residential
neighbourhoods
.
that
the
He stated
Development Services has recommended that the by-law be
amended by adding a provision
that. would only permit
the parking
of school buses in the interior
side and
rear yards of a residential
lot,.
Jamieson
Laird
T H A T T H E C L E R K O F T H E T O W NO F G E O R G T N AA D V I S E T H E O N T A R T O
M U N I C I P A L B O A R D T H A T C O U N C I L H A S C O N S I D E R E DT H E A P P E A L S
AGAINST BY-LAW NUMBER911--87-435 AND TAKES THE POSITION THAT
T H E R E A S O N SF I L E D I N S U P P O R TO F T H E A P P E A L S D O N O T W A R R A N T
REPEALTNGTHE BY.LAW.
Carried. . . . .
c901-3
6.
1990-08-16
DEPUTATIONS:
ii)
Mr. & Mrs. Ron and Diana Morton
respecting
neighbours property
located at 975 Metro Road.
their
Mr. Ron Morton
addressed
the Members of Council
regarding
his concerns of the lack of action
being
taken to enforce the Town By-Laws at 975 Metro Road.
lvlr. Morton stated that his property
shares the drivelvay
with the illegal
scrap yard.
Mr. Morton also stated
that his concerns regarding this scrap yard have been
ongoing with the Town since 1985 and is requesting
information
on what the Town is doing
about this
problem.
He stated that. three months ago he had spoken
with Mr. Malcolm Higgins,
Chief By-law Enforcement
Officer,
and was informed
the owner of the
that
property
had been instructed
to install
a fence and to
have his yard cleaned up.
To date this has not been
done.
Mayor Johnston informed Mr, Morton that a trial
date has been seL .
tlr. Morton
concerns .
iii)
thanked
t'layor and Council
for
hearing
his
Mr.Michael
was in
Planning
Consultant,
Smith,
attendance
with respect to a request for reimbursement
of Lot and Park levies
John
on behalf
of his client
Link Enterprises Limited, Consent Application
F69/89.
gravel pit
Mr. Smith stated
that
in 1-989 Mr. Link's
(zoned M3) was separated
lands
from his remaining
t z o n e d R U) .
to
He stated
that 1"1r. Link is entitled
construct
a dwelling
on the remaining lands zoned Rural
(RU) whether or not a severance is granted, therefore,
no new build,ing
was created
by severance
Iot
application
r_69/89, and no levies are applicable.
Mr. Smith explained that at the time of the Committee
(park and
of Adjustment, hearirg,
the issue of levies
lot)
was not discussed
and Town lot and park levies
were included
as a condition
of consent.
Mr. Link
submitted
the reguired
Town lot levy as detailed
in
condition
# 1- of the severance decision
to fulfil
his
condition.
fn light
of these facts,
Mr. Smith reguested Council
consider
reimbursement
of the Town lot
levy to Mr.
Link and that a park levy in the amount of $1.00 be
paid to the Town of Georgina to fulfil
number
condition
2 of the severance decision.
c9013
6.
L990-08-16
DEPUTATIONS:
l"loved by Regional
Seconded
Councillor
by Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
THAT THE TOWN REIMBURSE THE LOT LEVY PATD BY MR. LTNK AND
THAT MR. LINK BE REQUESTED TO PAY A PARK LEVY IN THE AMOUNT
o F $ 1 . 0 0 T O F U L F T L C O N D T T T O N # 2 O F T H E S E V E R A N C ED E C T S T O N ,
APPLICATION NUMBER869 / 89 .
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
That the rules of procedure be waived for
address Council on the following
matter:
iv )
Nitrate
Studv required
for
Mr. John Noble to
Sutton-By-The-lake
.
Carried. . . . .
'o
Mr. Noble addressed Council to request their
support
with respect
with the
to problems he is experiencing
York Regional
to his
Health
Department
in regards
proposal
to add 50 more residential
sites
to the
Sutton-By-The-Lake
He stated
that.
Retirement Village.
the Ministry
of t,he Environment
and York Regional
Healt,h Unit have imposed more restrictive
regulations
with respeet to sewage disposal.
He stated that he has
attempted to meet with the Health Department, and has
submitted reports but has to date received no reply.
lvlr. Noble requested
his appl ication.
Moved by Councillor
Council's
support
in
expediting
Pallett
Plorrison
R E S O L U T I O NN O , C - 9 0 - 4 2 6
THAT THE DEPUTATION BY MR. JOHN NOBLE BE RECETVEDFOR
INFORMATION AND THAT THE REGION OF YORK BE ADVTSED OF
C O U N C T LI S S U P P O R T F O R M R. N O B L EI S D E V E L O P M E N TP L A N S F O R
SUTTON-BY-THE-I,AKE RETIREMENTCOMMUNITY
.
Carried.
I
. . . .
c9013
1990-08-r_6
l 'l o ve d b y C o u n ci l lor
Pallett
That item
time.
l-5. i)
Councillor
be brought
Wheeler
forward
and dealt
with
at
this
Carried. . . . .
1 . 5.
O T H E RB U S I N E S S:
i)
Mr. Michael Smith, with respect
366-374 , 375-378 , Plan 23L.
to Montague Place,
Lots
Mr. Michael
was in attendance
to request
Smith
' s approval
Council
of
the
number
to
increase
apartments
L96.
units
from L90fo
Zoning By-Law
amendment 9l-1--90-557 sets the number of units at l-90.
Mr. Smith stated that he had spoken with Ms. K. Barney,
of the Development Services Department with respect to
the increase in the number of apartment units.
Mr. Lenters,
stated
Senior PIanner,
that he has not
been involved
with this application
and has not been
given
any information
on this
request
by Mongegue
Place .
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
R E S O T U T T ON
NO . C - 9 4 - 4 2 7
T H A T T H E R E Q U E S T B Y M R . M T C H A E L SMTTH, PLANNING CONSULTANT
,
W I T H R E S P E C T T O M O N T A G U EP L A C E , L O T S 3 6 6 - 3 7 4 , 3 7 5 - 3 7 8 , P L A N
2 3 L , T O I N C R E A S E T H E N U I ' , I B E RO F A P A R T M E N TU N I T S F R O I . '1
I 90L 9 6 , B B D E F B R R E D T O T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L EO N A U G U S T2 3 ,
1-990.
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That item7.
this time .
be brought
b) viii)
forward
and dealt
Carried. . . . .
with
at
c 9 013_
9
Moved by Regional
Councillor
L990-08-1_6
Wheeler
t"lorrison
That the rules of procedure
be waived to allow Mr. John
Rogers to address Council
on the matter of Oxford HomesSutton Development .
Carriedo . . . .
Mr. Rogers stated that with respect to Report No. DS-90-61
of the Development
Services
Department,
and Council's
recommendation of the Committee of the Whole of August gt,h,
l-990, to allocate
the remaining
capacity
in sutton
to
s e v e r a n c e s wo u I d
he wou I d r egue st Counc i I to de f e r the
recommendation pending the announcements from the t'linistry
of Housing regarding allocation
of affordable
units.
Moved by Councillor
Plorrison
Councillor
Wheeler
viiilTIIAT
COUNCIL RETAIN THE 101.4 PERSONS EQUMLENT
OF
MUNIEIPAL WATER SUPPLY AND SANITARY SEWER CAPACITY IN
S U T T O N F O R D I S T R I B U T I O N T O S E V E R A N C E SA N D I N F I L L T N G r N
THE SERVICE AREA
Carried
Moved by Regional
Seconded
Councillor
by Councillor
RESOTUTTON NO .
That item 9.
this time :
Wheeler
Cloney
C-94-429
a)
xix)
be broughL
forward
and dealt
with
at
Carried. . . . .
Jamieson
Boothby
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 4 3 0
xix ) l-,
TIIAT A BY.LAW BE PASSED TO AUTITORIZETHE I'{AYORAND
CLERK TO
e9013
9.
L0
1990-08-1_6
a)
HELD ON AUGUST gTH, 1-990: CONT'D
A)
EXECUTE A CONDOMTNIUM AGREEMENT BETWEEN
5 9 2 4 8 7 O N T A R I O L T D . A N D T H E C O R P O R A T T O NO F
THE TOhIN OF GEORGTNA, RESPEETING PART OF LOT
L2, CONCESSION 3 TN THE FORMERTOWNSHIP OF
NORTH GWILLTMBURY.
B)
SIGN
THE PLANS
OF CONDOI{INIUM
TO TIlE
LTD . , AS
ONTARIO
REG T STERED BY 592487
PREPARED BY R .A . GARDEN LTMITED, ONTARTO
LAND SURVEYOR, DATED FEBRUARY, 1-990, UNDER
T H E P O h I E R S C O N F E R R E DB Y S E C T T O N 8 ( ] . ) O F T H E
RENTAL HOUSING PROTEETION ACT, 1.989, OF
ONTARTO.
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That the three
ii)
Wheeler
Jamieson
readings
be given to
the following
by-law:
That
By-Law No. 90-I22
a By-Law to Adopt
being
Official
PJan Amendment No. 60, Dr. E.B. ShouldiceAinslie
ltiIl
Retirement Community, Part Lots 2L & 22,
Conc. 7 (NG) , be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk.
By-Law No,
90-1-22 (PL-2)
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
xi)
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
That
By-Law No. 90-l-23 (PL-4)
being
a By-Law to
Authorize
t.he Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Condominium
Agreement
between
Liroited.
and the
592487 Ontario
Corporation
of the Town of Georgina and the Plans of
Condominium to be Registered Respecting Part tot L2,
Concession 3 (NG), be now introduced and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk.
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By-Law No. 90-L23 (PL-4)
BY-LAWS: Cont ' d
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Boothby
be waived to allow Mr.
Levers to make deputation
with respect to the petition
road improvements on Jackson's Poinl Avenue and that
f. i) be brought forward and dealt with at this timel
Glen
for
item
Carried. . . . .
8.
PETITIONS:
i)
Residents of Jackson's Point
repairs done to the street.
Avenue petitioning
to have
Mr. Levers,
on Jacksonts
Point Avenue, for
resident
five years, stated he would like to bring to Council's
attenLion
the state
of disrepair
of Jackson's Point
Avenue. He indicated
that most of the cottages on this
Plr.
street have been upgraded to permanent residences.
was
Levers
stated
the bottorn of the street
that
particularly
and drainage
bad with
serious
run-off
problems
Ile
which
limits
vehicle
accessibility.
stated
Works
that
in a l-985 report
of the Public
Department, with regard to the condition
of the road,
Jacksonrs Point Avenue was rated a 4 on a scale of L20, and the road has deteriorated
considerably
since
1_985.
Mr. Levers was recently
informed that the Public Works
Department inLend to rect.ify
this problem with culvert
pipes and ditches.
Mr. Levers requested that Council
recommend road repairs
to this
street
as soon as
possible
pipes and ditches are not
and that if culvert
to be installed
signs be
shortly,
t,he 'no-parking'
removed from this street .
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PETITIONS :
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-431_
THAT THE DEPUTATTONBY MR, GLEN LEVERS AND THE PETITTON FROM
RESIDENTS ON JAEKSON' S POINT AVENUE BE RECEIVED FOR
I N F O R M A T I O N A N D T H A T T H E P E T I T T O N B E R E F E R R E DT O T H E T O W N
ENGINEER FOR A REPORT.
Carried
7.
COI!}4UNICATIONS :
a)
ForDisposition:
i)
Ms. Deni-se Dart, Jackson's Point Cooperative Homes
Inc.,
requesting
approval for a Special
Council's
occasion permit to hold an outdoor corn roast on
September 8th, 1-990.
t'loved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 4 3 2
T H A T C O U N C I L S U P P O R T ST H E R E Q U E S TF R O MT H E J A C K S O N ' S P O I N T
COOPERATIVEHOMESINC, FOR A SPECTAL OCEASIONPERMIT TO HOLD
A N O U T D O O RC O R N R O A S T O N S E P T E M B E R8 , ] - 9 9 0 P R O V T D I N GT H E
TOWNOF GEORGINAFIRE CHIEF HAS NO OBJECTION.
Carried. . . . ,
b)
RoutineMatters:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
That the fol I owing
information:
corresponde
nce be received
for
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 3 3
i)
The Regional
Deputy Commissioner
of Engineering,
on
Truck Traffic
Municipality
of York,
respecting
Regional Roads.
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COMMUNTCATIONS
:
b)
Routi-ne Matters : Cont ' d
ii)
Director of Public Health Inspection,
The Regional
Municipality
of York, r€specting
the Fall 1-990
Rabies Clinic,
taking place on Saturday, October
2 0 , l - g g 0.
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-435
iii)
Medical
The Regional
Officer
of Health,
Municipality
of York, inviting
Mayor and Council
to participate
by York Region
in the challenge
Health Department to a baseball game in support of
AfDS Awareness, on September 13, 1-990.
Carried
iv)
The OnLario Federation
of Anglers
and Hunters,
requesting
Council's
action
support for political
on zebra mussels.
Moved by Regional
Wheeler
Councillor
Cloney
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 4 3 6
THAT IJETTERSBE SENT TO THE ONTARTOMINTSTER OF NATURAI'
R E S O U R C E SA N D T H E F E D E R A I , M I N I S T E R O F F I S H E R I E S A N D
O C E A N S I N D I C A T I N G C O U N C I L ' S S U P P O R TO F T H E P O S I T I O N O F
T H E O N T A R I O F E D E R A T I O N O F A N G L E R SA N D H U N T E R ST H A T T H E
P R O V I N C I A L A N D F E D E R A L G O V E R N M E N TT A K E A P P R O P R I A T E
ACTION TO CONTROLTHE SPREADOF ZEBRA I{USSELS
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the following
information :
Jamieson
correspondence
be received
for
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 4 - 4 3 7
v)
l.'1.E. Power, District
Canada,
respecting
communications .
Government of
Director,
the
regulation
of radio
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coMMUNIcATToNS
:
b)
Rout,ine Matters : Cont ' d
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 3 8
vi )
Ms. Tricia
George, Deputy Clerk,
restructuring
of hydro services .
respecting
the
R E S O T U T T O N O. C - 9 0 - 4 3 9
vii)
Building
Report for
the month of July,
L990.
Carried
viii)Lake
Simcoe
Conservation
Region
Executive
Committee Minutes
for the
on July 27th, 1990.
Moved by Regional
Seconded Councillor
Councillor
Authority
Meeting
held
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O I J U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 4 0
THAT THE LAKE SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
EXECUTTVE EOMMTTTEE MTNUTES FOR THE MEETING HELD ON
J U L Y 2 7 , t _ 9 9 0 , W r T H R E S P E C T T O R E S O L U T I O NN O . ' S E X - 9 0 137 AND EX-90-138,
BEING APPLICATIONS TO PLACE FTLL ON
LOT 45 & 46, PIJAN 48]- (OWNED BY THE TOWNOF GEORGTNA),
CONC. 7, VIRGINIA
BEACH, FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
STNGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS WITH SEPTTC SYSTEMS ON SAME, BE
REFERRED TO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICER FOR A
REPORT.
Carried.
9.
. . . .
a}
HELD ON AUGUST 9TH, 1-990:
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Laird
That the following
recommendations of the Committee of
the Whole be approved :
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1990-08-16
a}
R E C O I . { M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O I V I M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON AUGUST 9TFI, 1-990:
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 4 1
i)
TIIAT TFIE GENERAL PENALTY SECTION OF THE CANINE
EONTROL BY-LAW NO. B3-1.69 ( LI.2 ) AS AMENDED BE
FURTHER AMENDED, TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM FINE FROI',I
AND THAT THE CLERK PREPARE A
950.00 TO $2,000.00
F U R T H E R R E P O R T A S T O T H E D T S P O S T T T O NO F F T N E S O V E R
$s0.00.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 4 2
ii)
THAT THE EXISTING BY-LAWS RELATING TO REFRESHI'{ENT
VEHICLES IN TOWN PARKS, BE ADHERED TO, AND THAT
S T A F F P R E P A R E A R E P O R T R E L A T T N G T O T H E C O N T R O LO F
R E F R E S H M E N TV E H I C L E S S E L L T N G I N T O W N .
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 4 3
iii)
THAT THE TOW AWAY ZONE ISSUE BE DEFERREDTO THE
NEXT PUBLTC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE MEETTNG PENDTNGA
REPORT FROM THE CLERKIS DEPARTMENT.
R E S O L U T T O NN O .
iv)
C-90-444
T H A T T H E M U N I C I P A L R E E O G N I T I O N A W A R D S P R O G R A MB E
RECOMMENDEDTO COUNCIL.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 4 5
V)
THAT MATTERS ASSOCTATED WITH USE OF A PACKAGB
S E W A G ET R E A T M E N T F A E I L T T Y , I N C R E A S E D R E S I D E N T I A L
DENSITY AND REDUCED STTES SIZES IN BLOCK Z OF
-LAKE
SUTTON-BY-THE
BE REFERRED TO THE TOWN
ENGINEER AND DIREETOR OF DEVELOP},IENTSERVICES FOR
R E V T E W A N D R E P O R T B A C K T O T H E D E V E L O P M E N TP O L I C Y
COMMTTTEE.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . e - 9 0 - 4 4 6
Vi)
THAT MATTERS ASSOCIATED WTTH CASH-IN-LIEU OF THE
P R O V T S I O N O F P A R K I N G S P A C E S F O R D E V E L O P } , I E N TA N D
RE-DEVELOPMENT PROJEETS BE REFERRED TO THE TOWN
ENGINEER
FOR REVIEhI AND REPORT BACK TO THE
DEVELOPMENT POLICY COMMITTEE.
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L990-08-16
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T T O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON AUGUST 9TH, 1-990:
R E S O L U T I O N N O. C - 9 0 - 4 4 7
vii)
THAT COUNCIL PERII,IIT THE INTERNAL TRANSFER OF
SERVTCE ALLOCATTON IN THE AMOUNTOF lOO PERSONS
EQUIVALENT FROM THE SPECIALTY CARE TNC. PORTION OF
THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTTO THE GREYSTONEHOI-{ES
INe. PORTTON, rF REQUTRED
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 4 8
ix )
1.
TO THE
THAT COUNCIL
HAS NO OBJECTION
TNSTALLATTON AND USE OF A DOUBLE SERVTCED
CONNECTION TO FACTLTTATE RESIDENTIAL AND
C O M M E R C I A L D E V E L O P F 1 E N TO N P A R T O F L O T 2 6 ,
PLAN 248 AS PERMITTED BY ZONTNG BY-LAW NUMBER
9 I 1 .- 9 O - 5 6 5
BY CONSENT
AND PROPOSED
APPLICATION 827l90 .
2.
THAT THE CLERK T'ORWARD A COPY OF REPORT
NUMBER DS-90-65
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
COI"IFIITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT .
3.
T I-IAT T HE MATTER
O F DOUBLE
S ERVICED
CONNECTIONS BE REFERRED TO THE DEVELOPMENT
POLICY COMMITTEE SO THAT A EONNECTION FEE
POL]CY MAY BE TMPLEMENTED
4.
THAT ANY SUBSEQUENT APPROVAL GTVEN BY THE
COI-TI.{ITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT
FOR A CONSENT
APPLTCATTON REGARDING PART OF LOT 26, PLAN
248, BE MADE EONDTTTONAL ON THE FINANCTAL
REQUTREMENTS OF THE MUNICIPALTTY
BEING
SATISFTED
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 4 4 9
x)
THAT THE MONTH OF SEPTEI',IBER BE PROCLAIIV1ED
I A R T H R T T T S M O N T H ' T H R O U G H O U TT H E T O W N O F G E O R G I N A
AND A FLAG RATSING CEREI.,IONY
BE HELD AT THE CTVTC
CENTRE
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 4 5 0
xi )
THAT EORRESPONDENCE FROM MR. ROBERT VERNON.
REGIONAL CLERK, THE REGIONAL MUNTCTPALITY OF YORK,
RESPEETING THE PROPOSED REGIONAL FTRE SERVICES
STUDY, BE REFERREDTO THE FIRE CHIEF FOR A REPORT
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L990-08-16
COIV1MTTTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
A)
R E E O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E E O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON AUGUST 9TH, 1990:
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 5 1 xii)
THAT EOUNCIL ENDORSE THE RESOLUTION OF THE CHATHAM
CTTY EOUNCTT RESPECTTNGTHE USE OF NON-REFILLABLE
EONTAINERS AND THAT THIS ENDORSEMENTBE MADE KNOWN
TO BILL BALLTNGER, THE LOCAL M.P.P.,
AND TO THE
HONOURABLE JAMES BRADLEY,
OF THE
MINISTER
ENVIRONMENT
x i i i ) T H A T COR R E S P ON D E N C E F R O M M S . C I N D Y B E M A N ,
R E Q U E S T T N GC O U N C T L ' S P E R M I S S T O N T O L E A S E T H E P O R T
BOLSTER COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR THE PURPOSE OF
OPERATING A NON-PROFIT DAYCARE CENTRE BE REFERRED
TO THE RECREATTON AND EVENTS DEPARTMENT FOR A
REPORT
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 5 3
xiv)
TFIAT CORRESPONDENCE FROM MR. JOHN PYNN WITH
RESPECT TO THE PROPOSED INSTALLATION OF SEWERSIN
THE WOODRTVERACRES AREA TN SUTTON BE RECEIVED FOR
INFORMATION AND THAT THE TOWN ENGINEER PREPARE A
REPORT RESPECTTNG THE SEWER TNSTALLATION AND ROAD
EONSTRUETION TN THE WOODRIVER ACRES AREA PRTOR TO
THE BEGINNTNG OF CONSTRUETTON. SAID REPORT TO
REVIEW THE POSSTBILITY OF THE TOWNPAYING FOR THE
ADDITIONAL COST OF THE OVERSIZED PTPE INVOLVED AND
ITS SHARE OF ROAD RECONSTRUCTION BY WAY OF GRANTS
OR OTHERWISE
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 5 4
xv)
T H A T T H E W E E K O F S E P T E M B E R 1 6 T H T O 2 3 R D, L 9 9 0 , B E
P R O C L A I M E D ' L E G I O N W E E K ' T H R O U G H O U TT H E T O W N O F
GEORGINA
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 5 5
xVi)
T H A T A B Y - L A W B E P A S S E D A U T H O R T Z I N G T H E M A Y O RA N D
ELERK TO EXECUTE THE TRANSFER OF EASEMENT FROM
PAOLO GIORDNELLA AND ROSA GIORDNELLA TO THE
CORPORATTONOF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA, RESPECTING
PART OF LOT 2 ON REGISTERED PLAN NUMBER 534
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a)
RECOMMENDATTONSOF THE COT'III{ITTEEOF THE WTIOLE MEETING
HELD ON AUGUST 9TH, ]-990:
xvii )1 .
2.
THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
ENDORSE THE PARTICIPATION OF OUR RESIDENTS IN
SEMI-ANNUAL
TIOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE
COI,TECTION DAYS AT TWO TOCATIONS WITHIN THE
REGION, AS OUTLINED IN RNPORT EDC-90-L2.
THAT THE COUNCIT OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
AUTHORIZES PAYIVTENTOF OUR PROPORTIONATE SHARE
OF THE COSTS FOR COLLECTION OF THE HOUSEHOI,D
TO BE
HAZARDOUS
WASTES , SUCH FUNDS
TRANSFERRED FROM THE I,ANDFILI SITE RESERVE
ACCOUNT.
Xviii)THAT
A BY.I.,AWBE PASSED TO DEDICATE THOSE LANDS
CONVEYED TO THE TOWNSHTPOF NORTH GWTLLIMBURY TN
JULY OF L929 BY TNSTRUMENT NUMBER L0745 NG AS
PUBLIC HIGHWAY AND FORMING PART OF THE QUEENSWAY
NORTH
XX)
J..
THAT A BY.IAW BE PASSED TO ESTABLISH A 40 KM
PER HOUR SPEED LIMIT IN THE VICINITY OF THE
R. L. GRAHAM PUBLIC SCHOOTON BTSCAYNE BLVD
BETWEEN THE QUEENSWAY AND OAK}IEADO?{BLVD.
2,
THAT AN AGREEMENT BE ENfERED TNTO BETWEEN THE
TWO DEVELOPERS IN THE SUBDIVISION AND THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA THAT THE
ENACTMENT OF THIS TRAFFIC CONTROI, BY.LAW IS
NOT AN ACT OF ASSUMPTTON.
XXi ) THAT THE YORK REGTONAIJENGINEERTNG DEPARTMENT BE
REQUESTED TO INSTALL STGNS ON REGIONAL ROAD 2T
PEFFERLAW, IN THE BUSINESS AREA OF 245 KING STREET
PRESENTLY OCCUPIED BY BODLEYIS APPLIANCES LIMITED
AND 240 KING STREET PRESENTLY OCCUPTEDBY SEARS
O R D E R O F F I C E , T O P R O H T B I T V S H I C I , E S F R O I VM
I AKTNGUTURNS
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CoT'IMITTEEANDoTHERREPoRTS:
a)
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O T E M E E T I N G
HELD ON AUGUST 9TH, 1990:
xxii)
THAT THE TOWN ENGINEER PREPARE A REPORT ON THE
FEASIBII.,ITY
OF PERMIT PARKING FOR THE PUBI,IC
AFFAIRS POLICY CO},IMITTEE TO ADDRESS OVERNIGHT AND
SEASONAL PARKING REQUIREMENTS ON BRUTE LAKEWAY AND
LOCATIONS IN KESWICK
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 6 1
XXiii)THAT
THE MAYOR AND REGIONAL COUNEITLOR REqUEST THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK TO INSTAIJL SOME FORM
OF TRAFFIC CONTROL ON HIGH STREET IN SUTTON FOR
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY
RESOTJUTTONO. C-90-462
xxiv)THAT
THE TRAFFIC AND PARKING CONTROL BY-LAW BE
AMENDED TO PROVIDE FOR 'NO PARKING' ON THE WEST
SIDE OF WINDY SHORE DRTVE (FORMERLY LAKE DRIVE)
FOR THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE STREET
R E S O L U T T O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 6 3
xxv)
TIIAT THE 'NO PARKING' STGNS ON LAKE DRIVE IN THE
AREA OF THE I.,AKE STMCOE REGION CONSERVATION
AUTHORTTY BE REVTEWED BY THE TOWN ENGTNEER TO
ENSURE THAT THE SIGNS ARE WORDED CORRECTIJYTN
ACCORDANCEWITH THE BY-LAW
Carried.
l"loved by
Councillor
Seconded
by Regional
. . . .
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
That
the
rules
to allow
Mr. Joe
of procedure
be waived
t
h
e
Kreppner,
Chairperson,
t
o
Manor
L.A.C.A.C.
s
p
e
a
k
o
n
,
House designation
reguest .
Carried.
. . . .
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1990-08-16
Mr.
Joe
Kreppner,
Chairperson
of
the
Local
Conservation
Authority
Commit,tee, addressed
matter of the Manor House designation.
Architectural
Council
on the
Mr. Kreppner
Act the
stated
that
under the Heritage
designation
of a property
the property
will
only protecf
from demoI ition / development for 1-8 0 days , which he felt
allows bodies such as L.A.C.A.C. and the Historical
Society
time to negotiate
with the owners, who plan to develop on
this property .
Plr. I"lichael Smith, Planning Consultant,
and agent for the
of
owners of the Manor House, stated that the designating
p
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
p
r
o
b
l
e
m
the
with the owner and
could create
a
requested Council defer designation
at this time.
that
Mr.
J.
Kreppner
that
stated
he was satisfied
p
l
a
c
e
designation
property
the
would in no way
of this
property
in any jeopardy
to the proposed
wiLh regards
development
support
the
and
requested
Council
recommendat,ions of the Clerk in report number t90-01.
c)
ReporLof
i)
theClerkrsDepartment
Property
Designation
"The Manor
House"
REPORT NO. L-90-O]-
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-464
1.
THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA PROEEED
TO DESTGNATED THE PROPERTY, OWNED BY ED RAE
INVESTMENTS LIMITED LOCATED AT 153 HIGH STREET,
SUTTON, CONSISTING OF PART BLOCK 53, PIAN 69,
PURSUANT TO SECTION 29 OF THE ONTARIO HERTTAGE
ACT, R.S.O. 1980.
2.
THAT THE ELERK PREPARE THE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
DESIGNATE :
A)
ADVERTTSING
SUCH NOTICE
IN THE LOCAL
NEWSPAPER FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
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c)
Reportof
L990-08-r.6
theClerk'sDepartment
B)
F O R W A R DS U C H N O T I C E T O T H E O N T A R I O H E R I T A G E
FOUNDATION
C}
F O R W A R DS U C H N O T T C E T O T H E O W N E R O F T H E
PROPERTY.
Carried. . . . .
d)
Beportsof
i)
Dedication
of Certain
Land as being a Public
of Boyers Sideroad.
REPORTNO. RTS-90-].6
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
RESOLUTION
NO. C-90-465
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO DEDICATE PART LOT 20,
C O N C E S S I O N5 , M O R E P A R T I C U L A R T YD E S C R T B E D
AS PART 2 ON
R E F E R E N C EP L A N 6 5 R . ] . 4 0 9 0 , A S B E I N G P U B L I C H T G H W A Y
AND
FORMINGPART OF THE BOYERSSIDEROAD.
Carried. . . . .
ii)
M.O.E. Grant Application
Sutton Pumping Stations
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 3 0
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 6 5
THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA HEREBY
REQUESTS DIRECT GRANT FUNDING ASSISTANCE FOR THE
CONSTRUCTIONOF THE WOODRIVERBEND, SOUTHWOOD
ROAD AND
B U R K E S T R E E T P U M P I N G S T A T T O N SA N D T H E T O W NE N G I N E E RT S
A U T H O R T Z E DT O M A K E A P P L I C A T I O N T O T H E M I N I S T R Y O F T H E
ENVIRONMENT
ON THE TOhIN'S BEHALF.
Carried. . . . .
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None.
]-1 .
BY-I,AWS:
Moved by Councillor
That three
i-)
readings
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
be given to the following
by-laws:
T h a t B y-L a w No. 90- L24 $I- 2)
being a by- law to fur ther
amend By-Law No. 83-1-69 (LT-2't , being a by-law to
license and regulate dogs, be now introduced and read a
first,
second and third
tirne, passed and numbered by
the l'layor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-124 (LI-2 )
iii)
That By-law No. 90-1-25 (Pl-2) being a By-Law to Adopt
Official
P l a n A m e n d m e n t N o. 6 L , G l y n i s B l a n c h a r d ,
Part tot 3, Conc. 3 (G) , be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
By-Law No.
-o
iv)
90-1-25 ( PL-2 )
by the l"layor and Clerk
That By-L,aw No. 9A-L26 (PL's) being a By-Law to Correct
Typographical
Errors contained in By-Law 9L1-90-560Undersized Rural Lot, Mario Pandolfi,
Part tot L9, Conc
3 (G) , be now introdueed and read a first,
second and
third
time,
Clerk.
By-LawNo.
v)
90-126 (PL-5)
That By-Law No. 91-1-90-579 being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-Law 9LL, Cedarbrook
David
Enterprises
Sambrook, Part, Lot 14, Conc. 7 (G) , be now int.roduced
and read a first,,
second and third
timer passed and
By-Law No. 91-1--90-579
23
11 .
BY.LAWS:
vi)
That By-Law No. 91l--90-580 being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-Law No. 9l-1, John and Yolande Keily,
Part Lot,
7 , Conc 1 (G) , be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 9l-l--90-580
vii)
(PL-3)
That
By-Law No. 9A-L27
being
a By-Law to
Covenant Agreement
John and Yolande Keily, Part Lot 7, Conc. I (G)
be now introduced
second and third
and read a first,
By-Law No, 90-L27 (PL-3)
(PL-3)
viii)That
By-Law No. 90-L28
being
a By-Law to
Covenant Agreement
886050 Ontario Limited (formerly David Ross)
Part Lot 18 , Conc 2 16, , be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
t.he Mayor and the Clerk.
By-LawNo.
ix )
90-128 (PL-3)
That By-Law No. 91-1--90-581 being a
Zoning By-Law No. 911-, 886050 Ontario
D a v i d R o s s ) , P a r L L o t l B , C o n c 2 ( 6 ' ,,
and read a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 9L1-90-581
x)
By-Law to Amend
Limited (formerly
be now introduced
time, passed and
That By-taw No. 9A-L29 (PWO-2) being a By-taw
to
Dedicate
Certain
lands as Public
Eoyers
Highway,
Sideroad, Keswick, be now introduced and read a firsL,
second and third
and the Clerk.
By-LawNo.
90-129 (PWO-2)
24
11.
B Y - L A W S:
xii)
That
By-Law No. 90-1-30 (TR-2)
being
a By-Law to
Establish
a Reduced Speed Limit on Biscayne Boulevard
in the vicinity
of the R.L. Graham Public School, be
time,
second and third
By-LawNo.
90-l-30 (TR-2)
(PUT-l-) being a By-Law to
xiii)That
By-Law No. 90-131
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Transfer of
Easement from Paolo Giordnell
to
and Rosa Giordnella
the Town of Georgina Respecting
Part of Lot 2, Plan
534, be now introduced
second and
and read a first,
third
time,
Clerk.
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 1 - 3 1 -( P U T - 1 - )
xiv)
That By-Law No. 90-l-32 (TR-l-) being a By-taw to amend
By-Law No. 88-055 (rR-1)
being a by-law to Control
Parking and Traffic
in the Town of Georgina, to provide
for 'No Parking'
on the West side of Windy Shore Drive
(Formerly
of the
length
take Drive)
for the entire
street,
be now introduced
second and
and read a first,
third
time,
Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-1-32 (TR-1-)
xv)
That By-Law No. 91-1-90-582 being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-Law No. 9l-l-, Glynis Blanehard, Part Lot 3,
Conc 3 (G) , be now introduced
and read a first,
second
and third
timer passed and numbered by the Mayor and
the Clerk.
By-Law No. 91-1-90-582
Passed, sj-gned and sealed
Carried
L2 ,
I-IOTIONSORIGINATING BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF MOTION:
None.
25
l_3 .
OTHERMOTIONS:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Pallett
T H A T S T A F F B E R E Q U E S T E D T O I N V E S T I G A T E A L T E R N A T E M E T H O D SO F
PRESENTING THE DISPLAY OF INFORMATION AT COUNCIL MEETINGS
OTHER THAN ON EASLES AS IS THE PRESENT PRACTICE.
Carried
L4 .
NOTICES OF MOTION ;
None.
].5 .
OTHER BUSINESS:
ii)
Application
Councilfs
from Ms. Cindy Beman, requesting
permission for a special occasion permit for the Port
Bolster
Hall
Board to hold a 'Starlight
Dance' on
September 2L, 1-990, and a request for the use of the
Town's large tent and request that rental
fee for the
tent be waived for this fundraising
event
Moved by councillor
Cloney
Pallett
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 6 8
THAT A SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT BE GRANTED TO THE PORT
BOLSTER HALI BOARD TO HOLD A 'STARLIGHT DANCEI ON
SEPTEMBER 2L, 1990, AND THAT IF AVIALABLE THE TOWNIS
LARGE TENT BE OFFERED FOR THEIR USE FREE OF CHARGE
Carried
iii)
Moved by Councillor
taird
Cloney
T H A T T H E R E G I O N O F Y O R K B E R E Q U E S T E DT O R E V I E W A I . , L
A T T E R N A T I V E S T O R E D U C ET H E P R O J E C T E DC O S T S O F T H E N E h I
A D M I N I S T R A T I V EO F F T C E S
.
Carried
26
16.
BY.LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Pallett
That By-Law No. 90-L33 (COU2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council
1-6th, L994, be now
on August
introduced
and read a first,
time , passed
second and third
and numbered by the Mayor and t h e C l e r k .
By-lawNo.
90-1-33 (COU-2)
and the
Mayor
by the
Clerk.
Carried. . . . .
L7 .
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
Council
Pallett
Meeting
adjourn
at this
time
Carried
fiCIrs&
(9:28 p.m.)
Frrh-or'zg
ffng$'\b@
6(eCAN$\SA[',{\\N\T€S 6€
(9R0-oa-=o
MAYOR FOR THE I\,TONTH
OF AUGUST -
(ACTING
(ALTERNATE
COUNCILI,OR BOOTHBY)
COUNCILLOR LAIRD)
CORPORATION OF
-THE
TOWN OF GEORGTNA
REGT'NAL
.*fJ"fr11,rry oF yoRK
SPECIAL EOUNCIL
MINUTES
L990-08-23
L 0: 3 5 A . M .
1.
ROLI-,.CALL:
The
Clerk
Council
gave
the
roll
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Boothby
2.
call
and the
following
Members of
were present :
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
C o u n ci . I l o r P a l l e t t
Council .1or Laird
None.
6.
DEPUTATIONS:
i)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 911J O H N G R I G G ( 8 5 7 5 7 2 O N T A R I OL I M I T E D I N C . )
Lot. 29, 30 & 31, Plan 397
Agent: Michael Smith Planning Consultanfs
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 7 0
Mr, Michael Smith, Planning Consultant and agent for
857572 ontario
and
Limited
Inc. was in attendance
stated that his client, has applied to amend the zoning
by-law to change the zoning on his property from Urban
(Rl) to General Commercial (cl-).
Residential
He stated
proposes to construct
that his client
a three storey
building
eontaining
office,
commercial and residential
uses.
Mr, Srnith stated that the lands to the north are
already zoned for such us€.
indicated that
He further
he felt
the residential
component of the development
would end up as a condominium project.
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6.
1990-08-23
DEPUTATIONS:
i)
Mr. Smith indicated that, the concerns addressed in Report
No. DS-90-70, of t.he Director
will
be subject
to
the
Site
Plan agreement being
approved .
Mr. Harold Lenters, Senior Planner, Development Services
Department, stated that there have been no objections
from the surrounding residents or concerned agencies.
He
for four
stated that there is presently
only allocation
unit,s and that any request for additional
be
units will
'
subject to Council s approval .
Councillor
Report No.
a client
of
discussion
regarding
of interest
DS-90-70 as the firm857572 Ontario Limited fnc. is
his insurance agency.
He did not take part, in the
or vote.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
RESOTTUTTON
NO. SC-90-470
1.
THAT TIIE APPLICATION SUBMTTTED BY JOHN GRIGG, BEING
AN APPLIEATION
TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER 911 TO
PERMIT
COMMERCTAL,,
OFFTCE
AND
RESIDENTIAL
DEVEIOPMENT. ON LAND DESCRIBED AS LOTS 29, 30 AND
31,
PLAN 397,
BE APPRovED,
nIITTI THE FOLI,oWING
REQUTRED PRIOR
OF
A
BY.LAT{
PASSING
TO
THE
AIvIEND}TENT:
A)
?TRITTEN SUBMTSSTON OF
FOLTOWING:
i )
APPROVAL
TEE
TOWN OF
GEORGINA
RECREATION AND EVENTS.
FROTII THE
DIRECTOR
OF
2.
THAT THE OWNER ENTER TNTO A SITE Pr,AN AGREEMENT
$IITH TTIE TO$IN OF GEORGINA, SAID AGREEMENT TO BE
EXECUTED PRTOR TO THE ISSUANEE OF A BUII,DING
PER"TITIT.
3.
THAT THE AMENDING BY.LAW PROHTBTT THE OPERATTON OF
A I{ECHANTCAII GARAGE .
4.
THAT THIS DEVELOPMENT BE SUBJECT TO RESOLUTION OF
COUNCIL FOR ANY ADDTTTONAL SERVTEE ALLOEATIONS THAN
THE FOUR ATTOCATIONS PRESENTLY ALLOTTED TO THESE
I-,ANDS.
Carried. . r . .
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Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That the
Special
1990-08-23
Laird
Council
Meeting
recess
at
this
time
l-1:08 aomo
Carried. r . . .
Special
6.
Council
Meeting
resumed at
this
time
LLI2L 6r.ilr.
DEPUTATIONS
:
ii)
Application
to Amend the Official
Plan
(L0:l-5 a.m. )
I T O U I SZ E T K O
Part Lot 10, Conc. 1 (G) Ravenshoe Road
Agent: Buka Z. Chesney, Solicitor
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 6 9
Mr. Harold
Lent,ers,
Development
Senior
Planner,
Services Department, indicat,ed that. the map which was
included
as part of the public
notice
had indicated
that the subject
property
was one lot to the west of
the actual location .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 4 7 1
T H A T C O U N C I L I S S A T I S F I E D P U R S U A N TT O S E C T I O N1 7 ( 2 ' ' A N D 1 7
( 5 ) OF THE PLANNING THAT THE NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS
IMMEDIATELY SURROUNDING
THE AREA AND THE COMMENTTNG
AGENCIES
r N R E F E R E N C ET O T H E O F F T C T A L P L A N A M E N D M E N T
S U B M T T T E DB Y
LOUrS ZELKO LOT 10, CONC. 1_ (G) WASADEQUATE.
Carried. , . . .
Mr. Harold
Lenters,
Development
Senior
Planner,
Services Department, explained that an application
has
been submitted to amend the Official
Plan to permit the
possible severance of a 20.6 hectare (50.9 acre) parcel
into two L0.3 hectare (25.45 acre) parcels.
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L990-08-23
Mr. Lenters explained that the owners have requested to
sever the land to create
two parcels
of equal sLze,
(one parcel
for
each owner)
rather
than to sever
according to the severance policy provisions,
which is
the building
lot to be severed is not greater
"that
than one hectar€. , . " .
that Mr .
Mr . Irenters stated
Zelko has been part owner of this property
for twenty
years .
Pallett
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 4 7 2
1.
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMTTTEDBY I,OUIS ZELKO AND
ADEIJE TURK, BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE
oFFICIAL PIAN TO PERMIT THE POSSIBLE SEVERANCEoF
A 20 . 6 HECTARE ( 50. 9 ACRE ) PARCELOF
LAND
DESCRIBED AS PART LOT 10, CONCESSTON
L(G)
INTO
T W O L 0 , 3 H E C T A R E( 2 5 . 4 5 A C R E ) L O T S , B E A P q I R O V E D ,
AND THE FOI,LOWINGBE REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE PASSTNG
OF A BY.LAW ADOPTING AN OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT:
A)
APPROVAL FROM THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTUREAND
FOOD.
B}
APPROVAL FROM THE LAKE SIMCOE REGION CONSERVATION
AUTHORITY.
Carried. . . . .
iii)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law 9l,l(l-0:30 A.['{.}
D E R E KS W A L E S
Part Lot 20, Conc 2 &. 3, (NG)
Agent : Michael smith Planning Consultants
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 6 8
Pls. Lauri-e AlIen,
agent for Mr. Derek Swales, was in
attendance, and explained that this application
is also
currently
and
the subject of a severance application
t,hat it has been before the Committee of Adjustment on
July 16th, L990, which at the time was not approved
pending the approval of an official
plan amendment from
RU to R1 - Urban Residential.
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6.
1990-08-23
DEPUTATIONS
:
iii)
Mr. HaroId
Planner,
Lenters,
Senior
Development
Services
Department,
stated
that he is in agreement
that the proposed rezoning maintains the general intent
of the Official
Plan.
Mr. & Mrs. Connie Lane, residents
on Evelyn Avenue,
were present
concern
at the meeting and stated their
p
o
s
s
i
b
l
e
with respect
o
f their
t
h
e
c
o
n
t
a
m
i
n
a
t
i
o
n
to
wells by the proposed septie systems.
Ms. Muriel
Vale, Resident
at 15 Evelyn Avenue, also
possihle
stated
her
concern
respecting
the
contaminabion
of existing
and requested
the
wells
written
assurance from the developer that should their
wells become contaminated or diminished, he would agree
to rectify
the problem.
Mr.
33,
on
not
Rogers, resident
on Duke Street, and owner of lots
34, 35 and 36, stated that he presently
is building
his lots and that he had drilled
Lwo wells and has
found sufficient
water.
L. Allen,
Planning Consultant,
explained that a hydrogeological
prior
study
has been completed
to
development and that reports
have been submit.ted to the
Health Unit indicating
sufficient
water is available
for these sites.
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
T H A T T H E A P P I , I C A T I O N S U B M I T T E D B Y D E R E K S W A L E S , B E T N GA N
APPLICATTON TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER91.1"TO CIIANGBTHE
Z O N E F R O M R U R A L ( R U) T O U R B A N R E S I D E N T T A L ( R 1 ) O N L A N D
DESCRIBED AS PART LOT 20 , CONCESSIONS 2 AND 3 (NG) BE
APPROVED.
Carried.
. . t .
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3.
6
1_990-08-23
BY-LAWTOCONFTRMPROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That By-Law No.
proceedings of
introduced
and
and numbered by
Wheeler
Pallett
90-l-34 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
Special Council on August 23rd, 1990, be now
read a first,
second and third
time, passed
the l'layor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-1-34 (COU-2)
and
Passed
, s igned
the Clerk.
at
S(ru-.r[,
L2z0A noon
fhn6soo
SG,- CC\\r\$r0e
I{qs\t6
\qqo 4 -13
(ACTING MAYOR FOR TIIE MONTH OF AUGUST
(ALTERNATE
COUNCILLOR BOOTHBY)
COUNCILLOR I,AIRD )
IN THE
OF YORK
COUNCTL
MTNUTES
1990-08-30
7130 P.!1.
l.
IVTOITENT
OF I*TEDITATION :
2.
was observed.
ROLL CALL I
call
and the
following
members of
Mayor Johnston
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
Councillor
Councillor
Morrison
Pallett
Councillor
Councillor
taird
Petherick
Couneillor
Councillor
Boothby arrived
at 7235 p.rrlr
3.
3.1-
with
of interest
CouncilJor
respect to items 9.1-.14 as his insurance company tdas
Zoning
requested
to tender
a quote,
and ltem11.3
Amendment applicant
857572 Ontario Limited Inc. as the
applicant
is a elient
of his Insurance Company.
3.2
of interest
Councillor
Petherick
declared a conflict
by lvlr. Bryon
with
respect
to item6.3
deputation
estimates
for
Pollock,
as his company has submitted
landscaping services on the subject property.
1990-08-30
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4.
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
5.
following
Jamieson
sets
of minutes
be adopted as amended:
4.L
Minutes of the
8th, 1990.
4.2
Minutes
l_990.
4.3
Minutes of the Special Council Meeting held on August
2 3 r d , 1 - 9 9 0.
'r)
6
be added to page 2,
rtem *-r+ that
the fottowing
qrO
.
No Sc-90-+68
Resolution
of interest
a conflict
Councillor
Laird
declared
r e g a r d i n g R e p o r t N o . D S - 9 A - 7 A , Z o n i n g A m e n d m e n t8 5 7 5 7 2
of his
Inc. as this firm is a client
Ontario
t,imitea
insurance agency .
of
Special
the
Council
Council
Meeting
Meeting
held
held
on August
on August
16th'
B U S I N E S SA R I S I N G F R O MM T N U T E S :
None .
6.
DEPUTATTONS:
6.LMs.
for
Cheryl
Jersey
Phillips,
with respect to
Public
School - K-Pack.
the
school
Program
as a deputation
Mrs.
appeared
Cheryl
Phillips
representing
concerned parents who have formed a group
(Keswick
under
Action
the name of K-Pack
Parent
Committee for Kits ) .
Mrs, Phillips
goal is to provide
indicated
their
school
programs
using
affordable
recreational
facilities
for children
aged between 6 - LZ before and
Days.
after school and during Professional Activity
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Boothby
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6.
3
1990-08-30
DEPUTATfONST
R E S O L U T I O NN O . e - 9 0 - 4 7 4
THAT THE DEPUTATIONBY MRS. CHERYL P H T L L I P S R E G A R D I N G K . P A C K
( K E S W I C K P A R E N TA C T I O N C O M M I T T E EF O R K I D S ) B E R E F E R R E D T O
PUBLIC AFFAIRS POLICY COMMTTTEEFOR F U R T H E R D I S C U S S I O N .
Carried. . . . .
6.2
South Shore Development Group, with respect to reeoning
- David Crowe/6A9837 ontario Limited.
application
The Members of Council were informed that Mrs, Gladys
Schmidt,
agent for South Shore Developrnent Group was
unable to attend
the Council
Meeting and a written
presentation
time
at this
to Council
was presented
requesting
t,hat the two conditions
in reference to the
proposed zoning amendment for 609837 ontario
be
Linited
waived.
Moved by
Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
THAT THE TWO CONDITIONS
IN REFERENCE TO THE REZONTNG
A P P I J I C A T I O N B Y 6 0 9 8 3 7 O N T A R I O TIMITED TO PERP1IT A CAR/TRUCK
RENTAL BUSINESS BE WAIVED .
THAT ZONTNG BY-LAW NO. 911 BE AMENDEDTO PERMIT DAVID
E R O W E / 6 0 9 3 8 7 O N T A R I O I , I M I T E D T O P A R K R E N T A LC A R S A N D T R U C K S
O N C O N C E S S T O4N, P A R T L O T 1 3 , W O O D B I N EA V E N U E .
C a r r i e d , , . o.
Councillor
Laird had a conflict
with respect
of interest
6.3 and did not take part in any discussion or vote.
Council
respect
vote.
lor
Petherick
declared
to item 6.3 and did not
a conflict
take part in
to
item
with
of interest
or
any discussion
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6.
r.990-08-30
DEPUTATIONS
:
6.3
Mr. Bryon Pollock,
regarding
City
Business Auto Mall.
giving
Mr. Pollock
them a brief
spoke to Council
history
of the problems he has experienced
since he
purchased his land in l-980.
Mr. Pollock
is requesting
that
Business Auto MalI be reguired
Plan Agreement .
the owner of the
to abide by the
City
Site
Mr. Magloughlen,
indicated
to Council
Town Engineer,
that
this
Michael
matter
is
being
handled
by Mr.
Baslcerville,
have been
and that
Iandscape
drawings
submitted
to the Town by the Auto Mall for approva.I.
He indicatated
PIan agenda for
7.
that
this
discussion.
matter
be
on
the
next
Site
COII,IMUNICATION
7.L
ForDisposition:
Ontario Hydro,
Streetlighting
7 ,L . L
Moved
by
Seconded
Councillor
with respect the Province-Wide
Incentive Program.
Morrison
bv Councillor
Laird
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 7 5
T H A T T H E C O R R E S P O N D E N C ER E C E T V E D F R O M O N T A R I O H Y D R O ,
WITH RESPECT TO THE PROVINCE-WIDE
STREETLIGHTTNG
TNCENTIVE PROGRAM, BE REFERRED TO THE TOWN ENGTNEER FOR
A REPORT.
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That
the
information
fo I lowing
:
Laird
corresponde
nce
be
received
for
7.
COMMUNIEATIONS:
7.L
ForDisposition:
7.L.2
The Municipality
of Metropolitan
Toronto,
Pletropolitan
Clerk's
Department, with respect
to The Community
Services
and Housing
Committee Report regarding
Housing Supply
Programs .
Carried. . . . .
7 .L ,3
Mr. J. Hansen, Executive Director,
Recycling
Council of Ontario, with respect to Ontario's
place
the week of
Recycling
Week taking
November l-9
2 5 , l - 9 9 0.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 4 7 8
T H A T T H E W E E KO F N O V E M B E R1 9 - 2 5 , 1 . 9 9 0 , B E P R O C L A I M E D
A S R E C Y C L I N GW E E K T H R O U G H O UTTH E T O W NO F G E O R G I N AA N D
T H A T T H E C O R R E S P O N D E N CREE C E I V E D F R O MT H E R E C Y C T I N G
COUNCIL OF ONTARIO BE REFERRED TO JOANNE CARR,
RECYCLTNGCO-ORDTNATOR
.
FOR INFORMATTON
Carried.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That
the
following
information.
. . . .
Wheeler
Cloney
correspondenee
be
received
for
7 .L . 4
F . E . Alyea , A/ Superintendent. , Trent-Severn
Waterway, with respect to proposed Historic
Canal Regulations .
Carried.
. . . .
7.
COMMUNICATIONS:
7.2
Routine
Matters
:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That the fol
information :
lowing
Cloney
corresponde
nce be received
for
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 4 9 0
7.2,L
Ministry
llaple
Resources,
of Natural
District,
with respect to the Maple District
1990 Forestry Field Day.
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 4 9 1
7.2.2
take Simcoe Region Conservation
Authority
Executive
Committee Minutes of the Meeting
held on August 10, L990.
Carried. . . . .
8.
P E T I T I O N S:
None.
9.
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTST
9.]-
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O D , I M I T T E EO F T H E W H O T E M E E T I N G
HELD ON AUGUST 23RD, 1990.
Moved by Councillor
That items 9.L.4
at this time .
Cloney
Councillor
and 9.1.5
Wheeler
be brought
forward
and dealt
Carried. . . . .
with
7
9.
COMIVIITTEEANDOTHERREPORTS:
9.].
R E C O M M E N D A T T O N SO F T H E C O I { M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
HELD ON AUGUST 23RD, L990,
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 8 2
9.L.4
T H A T T H E R E C O ! , I M E N D A T I O NO F C O U N C I L T H A T T H E
REGION OF YORK BE ADVTSED THAT HIGH STREET
WAS THE ONLY ROAD TN GEORGTNA AFFECTED BY
TRUCK TRAFFTC AND THAT NO IMPROVEMENTS TO
THE ROAD HAD BEEN TDENTTFIED IN THE REGIONAL
MUNICIPATITY OF YORK ENGTNEERING DEPARTMENT
REPORT TO ALLEVIATE THTS PROBLEM, BE REFERRED
T O T H E C O I V I M I T T E EO F T H E W H O I , E M E E T I N G T O B E
H E L D O N S E P T E M B E R6 T H , 1 . 9 9 0 , A N D T I I E O R I G I N A L
CORRESPONDENCE FROIt{ THE REGION OF YORK
REGARDTNG THIS I\,IATTER BE INCI..UDED FOR FURTTIER
DrscussIoN.
Carried
Moved by Regional
CouncilLor
Wheel-er
Laird
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 4 8 3
9.]-.5
THAT THE TNVESTTGATIoN INTO THE CosTS To
T N S T A L L S T D E W A L KR A M P S W T T H T NA t L C O M M E R C I A T
A R E A S T H R O U G H O U TT H E T O W N O F G E O R G I N A B E
REFERREDTO THE TOWNENGINEER FOR A REPORTTO
B E S U B I V I I T T ET
DO T H E B U D G E TD T S C U S S I O N S ,
Carried, . . . .
Moved by Councillor
?hat the fo I lowing
presented:
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
recommendations
be adopted
as
I
9.
9.].
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O I . { M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 8 4
9. L.1-
THAT A NEW COMMITTEE BE FORMED--THE BY-LAW
91.1 COMMITTEE-.WITH MEETTNGS TO BE HELD TWICE
A MONTH, BEFORE OR AFTER THE COMMTTTEEOF TTIE
WHOLE OR COUNCIt.
EXCLUDING THE FIRST
MEETING WHICH SHALL BE HELD AT A SEPARATE
DATE AND TIME NOT YET DETERMINED.
R E S O L U T T O NO . e - 9 0 - 4 8 5
9 . L .2
THAT COUNCIL NOT WAIVE THE HIGH DENSITY WATER
A N D S E W B R C H A R G E S I N T H E A M O U N TO F S 1 2 O , O O O ;
AND,
THAT COUNCIL
NOT WAIVE THE 5% PARKLAND
DEDICATION OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE 5% CASH.IN.
L I E U T H E R E O F B E T N G A P P R O X T M A T E L Y9 8 4 , O O O T O R
THE KESWTCK GARDENS PROJECT.
THAT EOUNCIL ESTABLISH A POLICY WHEREBYALL
DEVELOPERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF
DEVELOPMENT LEVTES NOhI AND IN THE FUTURE
REGARDTESS
OF THE TYPE OF DEVETOPMENT
PROPOSED.
RESOLUTTONO. C-90-486
9 . l _. 3
T H A T D I T C H T N G B E C O N S T R U C T E DA T O N G ? H E B A E K
OF THE THREE PROPERTIES, LOTS 67, 68 AND 69,
PLAN 528, ABUTTING WEST PARK AND THAT THE
ESTIMATED COST OF THE DTTCHTNG TN THE AMOUNT
OF 53, OOO BE TRANSFERRED FROM FUNDS IN THE
9IIEST PARK RESERVE ACCOUNT.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 8 7
9.1-.6
a)
T H A T T H E C O U N C T L O F T H E C O R P O R A T T O NO F
THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ACCEPT THE PROPOSAL
OF SIMCOE COACH LINES LTD. TO PROVIDE A
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE FOR PHYSICALLYDlSABLED PERSONS EFFEETTVE OCTOBER L,
1990 , AND
9
9.
9.1
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T T N G
HELD ON AUGUST 23RD, 1,990,
b)
THAT THE TREASURER BE AUTHORIZED TO MAKE
OF
AP P L I CAT I ON TO THE MI N I STRY
TRANSPORTATION FOR SUBSIDY ALLOCATION
UNDER THE TRANSPORTATION FOR PHYSICALLYDISABLED PERSONS PROGRAT'I
.
c )
THAT THIS SERVICE BE OPERATED ON A TRIAL
BASIS FOR A PERTOD OF NINE MONTHS FROM
THE START UP DATE .
9. L , 7
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA SUPPORTS THE
P O S I T I O N O F T H E T O W N O F N E W I ' { A R K E TT H A T T H E
YORK REGTON BOARD OF EDUCATION AND THE YORK
REGION ROI.,TAN
CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARDS
BE REQUESTED
ONE OF ITS
TO SCHEDULE
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY DAYS TO COINCIDE WITH
THE MUNTCIPAL ELECTTON DAYS IN EACH ELECTION
YEAR BEGINNING WITH NOVEMBER 12, ].99],, SO
THAT THE SCHOOL FACTLITTES CAN BE USED AS
POLLTNG STATIONS '{HERE POSSIBLE .
RESOLUTTON N O . C - 9 0 - 4 8 9
9. l-.B
THAT A.W.
ADMINISTRATIVE
hIOODS, CHIEF
TOWN
AS THE
OF F T CER , BE APPOINTED
REPRESENTATIVE
ON THE GREATER TORONTO
COORDINATING COMMITTEE
9. 1 .9
BE
THAT SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1-STH, ].990,
PROCLAIMED
AS I DYSTONIA AWARENESS DAYI
THROUGHOUTTHE TOWN OF GEORGTNA.
R E S O L U T T O NN O. C - 9 0 - 4 9 1
9 . l_. l_0
A)
THAT THE REGTONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK
BE REQUESTED TO UNDERTAKE AN ENGINEERING
STUDY TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBTLITY
OF
E X P A N D I N G I " I U N I C I P A L S E W A G ET R E A T M E N T A T
KESWICK TO PERMIT ADDTTTONAL URBAN
POPULATION
GROWTH
TO A SERVICE
EQUTVALENT OF 45,000 TO 60,000 PERSONS,
W I T H T H E E S T I I V T A T E DC O S T S O F T H E S E W A G E
STUDY AT $150 , 000 . 00 .
t0
9.
COIIMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS:
9.1-
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M I ' { I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
b)
THAT THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK
BE REQUESTED TO UNDERTAKE AN ENGINEERING
STUDY TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY
OF
E X P A N D I N G M U N I C I P A L S E W A G E T R E A T I 4 E N TA T
SUTTON TO PERI{TT ADDITIONAL URBAN GROWTH
TO A SERVICE POPULATION EQUIVALENT OF
B, 5OO , TOGETHER
''IITTJ A REVIEW
TO
DETERMTNE POTENTIAL FOR EVEN FURTHER
EXPANSION BEYOND THAT AMOUNT, WTTH THE
ESTIIVIATEDCOSTS OF THE SEWAGESTUDY AT
$150 , 000 . 00 .
c )
THE TOWN OF GEORGINA AGREES TO PAY THE
ENTIRE COST OF THE SUBJECT STUDTES,
ESTIMATED AT A COST OF 93OO,OOO.OO.
d)
T H E E S T I I I T A T E DC O S T O F $ 3 O O , O O O . O O W I L L
BE PAT D FROM THE WATER AND SEWER
COMPONENTOF THE LOT LEVY RESERVES OF
?HE SUTTON AND KESWICK SYSTEMS.
RESOLUTION NO .
c-90-492
9.L.1-l-
a)
IN
THAT THE COUNC I L APPROVES
PRTNCIPLE THE CLOSING AND SELLTNG
OF FRESHWATERDRTVE TO THE ABUTTING
OWNERS.
b)
THE TOWN ENGINEER
IS AUTHORIZED TO
DETERMINE THE VALUE OF THE LAND BASED ON
A SQUARE FOOTAGE BASIS AND TO CONTACT
ABUTTING OWNERS TO DETERMINE WHETHER
THEY ARE INTERESTED
TN ACQUIRTNG A
PORTION OF THE ROAD ALLOWANCE.
RESOLUTION NO .
9 . 1 ". L 2
c-90-493
THAT COUNCIL PASS A BY.LAW TO APPOTNT THE
MEMBERSOF COUNCIL AS HEAD FOR THE PURPOSES
O F T H E M U N I C I P A L F R E E D O MO F I N F O R M A T T O N A N D
PROTECTION OF PRIVACY ACT, 1.989, AND THAT
LARRY Srt{pSON, CLERK, AND CLATRE STUEBING,
H U M A N R E S O U R C E SE O O R D I N A T O R B E A P P O T N T E D T O
COORDINATE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ACT .
o
l_1
9.
9.]-
R E C O M M E N D A T T O NO
S F THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETTNG
HELD ON AUGUST 23RD, L990,
R E S O L U T I O NN O . e - 9 0 - 4 9 4
9 . l- . l_3
T H A T T H E S U M M A R YR E P O R T O F P A Y M E N T SF O R T H E
P E R I O D J U L Y 0 1 , 1 - 9 9 0 T O A U G U S T0 1 , 1 - 9 9 0 , I N
T H E A M O U N TO F 5 2 , 0 7 9 , 2 6 L . 9 L B E C O N F I R M E D .
Councillor
with respect to
of interest
item9.1.14,
to
as his insurance
company has been reguested
tender a guote, and did not take part in the discussion
or vote.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 9 5
9 . 1 -. 1 4
o
T H A T W E A C C E P T T H E Q U O T A T T O NO F r V A N C . D A Y
I N S U R A N C E L T D . / F R A N K C O h I A NC O M P A N Y I , I M I T E D ,
TO PROVIDE OUR GENERAI, TNSURANCENEEDS FOR
T H E P E R I O D O C T O B E R 0 1 , 1 - 9 9 0 T O S E P T E I " I B E R3 0 '
1 9 9 1 . , F O R A T O T A I J P R E M I U MO F 5 1 1 8 , 7 3 2 .
R E S O I , U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 4 9 6
9 . 1 . L5
THAT THE REQUEST BY MR. MICHAEL SMITH,
PLANNING CONSUI,TANT,FOR SERVTCEALLOCATIONS,
W I T H R E S P E C TT O M O N T A G U E
PLACE, LOTS 366-374,
3 7 5 - 3 7 8 , P L A N 2 3 L , T O T N C R E A S ET H E N U M B E RO F
A P A R T M E N TU N T T S F R O M1 9 0
L96., BE APPROVED.
Carried.
9.
. . . .
9.2
Reportof
theDevelopment
Services
Department:
Minor Variance Application
A29/90 - KIZLAR, JAZEF
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 7 L
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-497
]-.
T H A T T H E R E P O R T N U M B E RD S - 9 0 . 7 L B E R E C E T V E DF O R
INFORMATIONPURPOSES
.
t2
9.
9.2
Report
2.
of
the
Development
Services
Departmentl
A COPY
T H A T T H E T O W NC L E R K B E D T R E C T E DT O F O R W A R D
O F R E P O R T N U D { B E RD S - 9 0 - 7 L T O T H E M E M B E R SO F T H E
COIV1IVIITTEE
OF ADJUSTMENTFOR THE TOWNOF GEORGINA.
Carried. . . . .
1-0
None.
11 .
BY-LAWS :
Pallett
That three
readings
Cloney
be given
to
the
following
by-laws:
1 . 1 . 1 -T h a t B y - L a w N o . 9 1 - 1 - - 9 0 - 5 8 3 b e i n g a B y - t a w t o A m e n d
Zoning By-Law No. 9II,
SWALES, DEREK, Part Lot 20,
Conc. 2 & 3 (NG), be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
timer passed and numbered by the Mayor
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 91-1--90-583
and
Passed
, signed
sealed by the l'layor and
Clerk.
(PL-3)
LL.2 That
By-Law No. 90-L36
being
a
Authorize
Restrictive
Covenant Agreement,
DOUGIAS, Part Lot 23, Conc. 6 (NG), be now
and read a first,
timer
second and third
By-LawNo.
90-136 (PL-3)
By-Law to
SMATTLWOOD,
introduced
passed and
and
Pa s sed , s igned
Clerk.
Councillor
with respect to
of interest
ftem1l-.3
Zoning Amendment applicant
857572 Ontario Limited Inc.
as the applicant
is a client
of his Insurance Company, and did
not take part in the discussion
or vote.
i- 3
LL.
BY-LAWS
J.L.3 That By-taw No. 911-90-584 being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-taw NO. 911-,857573 ontario Limited, tots 29,
30 & 3I, Plan 397, be now introduced and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 911-90-584
and
Pa s sed , s igned
CI e r k .
I-1-.4 That By-Law No. 91-L-90-585 being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-Law No. 91L, DOUGLASSMALLT{OOD
Part Lot 23, Conc 6 (NG), be now introduced and read a
first,
second and third
the llayor and the Clerk,
By-Law No. 91-l--90-585
and
Pa s sed , s igned
Clerk.
1l-.5 That By-Law No. 90-137 (BI-1) being a By-Law to Change
the Name of a Certain Street in the Town of Georgina in
(take Drive,
the Region of York.
Plan 305, to Windy
Shore Drive) , be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
p
a
s
s
e
d
a
n
d
n
u
m
bered by the Mayor
time,
and the Clerk .
By-Law No. 90-L37 (8I-L)
Passed
sealed
Clerk.
,
by
s igned
the Mayor
and
and
L1.6 That By-Law No. 90-1-38 (PWO-2) being a By-Law to
dedicate certain
lands as Public Highway forming Part
of the Queensway North, be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
By-LawNo.
90-138 (PWO-2)
Carried
L2.
None .
13.
Io
OTHERMOTTONS:
None.
L4
L4.
NOTICESOFII{OTION:
None.
1 . 5.
Moved by
Councillor
Seconded
by Councillor
Jamieson
Laj-rd
R E S O L U T T O NN O , C - 9 0 - 4 9 8
15.]- TTIAT THE SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD PRESENTLY ON DUTY AT
G L E N W O O D SD R I V E A N D T H E Q U E E N S W A YS O U T H B E T R A N S F E R R E D
TO THE R.L. GRAHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL LOCATION AT BISCAYNE
BOULEVARD AND THE QUEENSWAYSOUTH IMMEDIATELY.
Carried.
. . . .
Council
requested
the Town Engineer
to contact
the Ministry
Transportation
to inquire
for
as to when the road markings
turning
lane at Morning Glory School will
be complete.
of
the
Council
requested
that the Fire Chief and Chief lvlunicipal Law
Enforcement
officer
of tires
at the
investigate
the storage
various wrecking yards in the Town of Georgina and report back to
Council .
Carried.
15.
. . . .
OTHER BUSINESS:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
That the rules
of procedure
be waived to introduce
the
c o r r e s p o n d e n c e r e c e i v e d f r o m the Ontario
Head fnjury
Association.
Carried
1_5
15.
OTHERBUSINESS:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
15.4 THAT THE APPLTCATTON BY THE ONTARIO HEAD INJURY
A S S O C I A T I O N T O S E I L N E V A D AT I C K E T S W I T H I N T H E T O W NO F
GEORGINABE REFUSED
.
Carried . . . . .
15 ,l- fn Camera Pleetinq
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Boothby
That Council convene into an In-Camera Meeting at this time
( I : 25 p.m. ) for the purpose of discussing
the following
item:
l - 5 . 1 -. 1
Potential
Matter
Litigation
Carri-ed. . . . .
Council arose from the In-Camera Meet,ing at this
with nothing to report .
]-6.
time
(8:50 p.m,)
:
l"loved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That By-Law No. 90-L39 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
L990, be now
of Council
on August
30th,
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
By-Law No. 90-L39 (coU-2 )
Pa s s e d , s i g n e d a nd
seaLed by the Mayor and
bhe Clerk.
Carried. . . . .
I
I
I
i
-
L6
I
L7 .
ADJOURNMENT
:
On motion
the meeting
adjourned
at
I : 51
D. Johnst
o
Sctoa6
tqq0.ffi.C6
o .v(
CORPORATTON
OF THE ?OWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGIONAL I{UNICIPALITY OF YORK
o
SPECIAL EOUNCILMINUTES
( PUBLIC },IEETING
)
1_990-09-06
l-0:05&.m.
1.
ROLLCALL:
The Clerk
and the
following
I'layor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
Council
were present:
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
C O N F L I C T O F I N T E R E S T D I S C L O S U R EIS
None.
8.
DEPUTATIONS :
8.1-
Special
Couneil
B. 1 .t
l"leetinq
(Public
Meetinq)
Applications
to Amend Zoning By-Law No.
Endorsement
and for Plan of Subdivision
(l-0:05 A.M. )
MOHINDER PAL SUD
Pt. Lot 3, Conc. 7 (G)
Agent : HBR Planning
911-
Consultants
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 7 3
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
Iist were in order.
Mayor Johnston
explained
Ivlr. John Rogers,
and stated
that.
Road in Sutton .
the procedure
of
for
Public
Meeting
a public
and
meeting,
was in attendance
the subject
i
s
s
o
u
t
h
of Black River
land
Mr. Freedman of the Georgina Housing Corporationr
on a map
of the l-6.4 acre proposed subdivision,
indicated to Council
and
members the location
of the 36 unit apartment building
44 townhouse units sponsored by the his Corporation,
along
with single family homes and link homes with 50 and 30 foot
Iots
respectively.
is
He added t,hat a l- acre park site
proposed and possibly
another 36 r.lnit apartment building.
sc9026.MrN
8.
1_990-09-06
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
I'lr. Rogers indicated
that the proposed Plan of Subdivision
includes
of detached
mixed density
consisting
residential
and
b
u
ildings
residential
units,
h
o
m
e
s
,
a
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
linked
townhous€s.
A one acre park site
along with daycare and
meeting facilities
are included in the plan.
lvlr. Rogers indicated
that the proposed density is ten units
to one acre
Road
with
off
of Black
River
an access
connecting
to King Street
link
to Market
and a possible
Street.
lvlr. Rogers
stated
be an integrated
that
this
would
community, ranging from luxury homes to affordable
housing'
all with a high quality
residential
look.
was in
Reverend Carney of the Georgina Housing Group Inc,,
attendance
and indicated
that
Group was formed
this
approximately
t,wo years ago due to the number of people in
need of affordable
housing .
Reverend Carney stated
previous devedlopments,
and of a high quality .
that by looking
the architecture
at the builder's
would be pleasing
Mr. Rogers showed a sketch of the plan to the public at this
time and submitted Lo Council members three photographs of
previous developments in Holland T,anding and
the Applicantrs
Sharon.
proposed development
that this
originally
to proceed on private
servicing
but will
proceed without full
town servicing.
Street
through
the
limit
would divide
distance
separation
to the east of the
this time .
was
not
that the proposed extension of King
proposed subdivision
to t,he easterly
the affordable
housing block and the
from the sewage lagoon system
required
proposal
would not be met as it is at
Mr. Harold Lenters, Senior Planner, indicated that the mixed
residential
planned architecture,
units,
daycare and meeting
facilities
are all assets to this proposal.
He added that
the proposal should be fully
serviced.
s c 9 0 2 6. M r N
8.
t-990-09-06
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
of
Mr. tenters
indicated
that comments from the Ministry
Natural
the
Resources
that
has not yet been received,
l"ledicaI officer
of Health and t"linistry
of the Environment
the Town
are concerned
with private
servicing
and that
Engineer requests red-line
on the proposed plan.
revisions
He proceeded to outline
to Council on a map
these revisions
of the area .
Mr. Lenters
stated that all of the lots are undersized as
220 square metres is required
and all are under 2L0 square
metres.
He stated that the sizes of the lots would have to
be increased to comply with the by-law.
Flr. Lenters recommended deferral
to amend
of the application
Zoning By-taw lilumber 91-1 and Plan of Subdivision
endorsement
pending submission
plan,
comments from the
of a revised
from the
Ministry
of Natural
Resources and confirmation
of the
the
setback
Ministry
regarding
Environment
requirements .
Mr. Allan MacQuarrie of
owns land at the corner
and was in attendance.
connect to 'street
Ar on
L254 Olympus Avenue, Peterborough,
of George Street and Simcoe Street
He confirmed that King Street would
Schedule 3 of Report Ds-90-73.
Plr. tarry
was in
Brandridge
Sutton,
of t*larket Street,
attendance
and stated that he is in support of the proposed
development and that it would help to alleviate
some of the
mosquito problem in this area.
l4ayor Johnston read correspondence from t"lichael R.E. Smith,
Planning
on
Consultant,
dated August 31, 1990, written
behalf
of his clients
of
Mr. Bob Garden and the Estate
Williams Wat,son - owner of land described as Lots l"-5, Block
43 on Plan 69, in support
of the proposed zoning By-law
proposed.
Amendment and plan of subdj-vision
Point
Mayor Johnston
read a petition
from Jackson's
Cooperative Homes Inc,,
expressing
signed by 32 individuals,
their
Inc.
support
of the Georgian
Community Housing
proposed Black River Road site for non-profit
homes.
Mr. John Rogers indicated
that he would like Council to make
be
will
a decision
regarding
whether or not King Street
extended to the easterly
of the proposed development
limit
as this would create major changes in their plan.
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8.
L990-09-06
DEPUTATIONSCONT'D:
Ms. Pauline Cassela of Georgina Housing Group Inc. r,ras in
a
attendance
that
and indicated
they have established
wait,ing list
for those people in need of affordable
housing
and that her files
on these individuals
would be used first
when renting
or selling
of the
the residential
units
proposed subdivision .
Mrs. Kingdon of 27 Georgina Street was in attendance and
inquired as to whet.her or not any work is planned for Simcoe
Street.
Mr. R.T. Magloughlen, Town Engineer,
Street is an unopened road allowance
subject lands.
Moved by Councillor
that
indieated
and is not part
Simcoe
of the
Pallett
Morrison
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . S C - 9 0 - 5 0 0
1.
T H A T T H E A P P L T C A T T O NS U B M I T T E D B Y P 1 O H I N D EP
RA L S U D , I N
TRUST, BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW
NUMBER911 TO PERMTTTHE DEVELOPMENT
OF A MTXED DENSTTY
RES I DENTTAI, DEVETOPMENT INCLUDING
ACCESSORY
T N S T I T U T I O N A I JA N D O P E N S P A E E U S E S , O N L A N D D E S C R T B E D
AS
P A R T L O T 3 , C O N C E S S I O N7 ( G ) , B E D E F E R R E D .
2.
THAT THE APPLICATTON SUBMTTTED BY MOHINDER PAL SUD, IN
TRUST, BEING AN APPLICATION FOR PLAN OF SUBDIVISION
ENDORSEI"IENT, TO PERMIT A MIXED DENSITY RESTDENTIAL
SUBDIVISTON AND ACCESSORY INSTITUTIONAL AND OPEN SPACE
USES, ON LAND DESCRIBED AS PART LOT 3, CONCESSfON 7
( G ) , B E D E F E R R E D , P E N D T N GT H E F O I I O W I N G :
A)
SUBI'IISSTONOF A REVISED PLAN SATISFACTORY TO THE
DEVELOPMENT SERVTCES DEPARTMENT INDICATING REDIINE REVISIONS AS REQUIRED,
B)
SUBMISSION
O F C O M I V I E N T SF R O M T H E M I N I S T R Y
NATURAL RESOURCES REGARDTNGTHTS APPLTCATTON,
C)
SUBMISSION FROM THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
OF CONFIRMATION THAT THE SETBACK FROM THE SEWAGE
S Y S T E M C O M P L I E S W I T H T H E I R R E Q U I R E M E N T S.
carried.
, , . .
OF
I
L990-09-06
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3.
BY-LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEBDINGS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That By-taw Number 90-140 (coU-2), being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on September 6, l-990, be now
time, passed
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
and numbered by the t'layor and the Clerk.
By-law Number 90-1"40 (cou-2)
carried.
Moved by Councillor
That the Committee
(l-1-:l-3a.m. )
by
....
PalletL
Councillor
of
the
Wheeler
Whole Meeting
resume at this
time
t
sLqoal
'c6
gqCI'oq
o,v(
IN THE
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETTNG
1990-09-06
l-:45 P.M.
A Special
Committee
matters :
i )
Council
of the
meeting was held immediately
Whole Meeting
to deal with
the
following
the following
Tender Opening
First, Avenue, Keswick
R E P O R TN O . T E . 9 O - 3 2
ii )
Engineering Agreement
Royal Road Reconstruction
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 3 3
iii)
De La Salle
Electrical
Works
R E P O R TN O . D R - 9 0 - 4 8
O
r..
R.LL cALL:
The Clerk
and the
following
lvlayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
were present:
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
C O N F L I C TO F I N T E R E S T D I S C L O S U R E S :
None.
Council
o
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1]..3 COI"I}IITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
l"L. 3 . l-
Tender Opening
First
Avenue , Keswick
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 3 2
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
R E S O T J U T T ONNO . S C - 9 0 - 5 0 L
T H A T T H E B T D T N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 2 3 3 . 5 6 2 . 0 0
S U B M T T T E DB Y
K E S K O N S E R V I C I N G I N C . F O R T H E R E C O N S T R U C T I O NO F F I R S T
A V E N U E , K E S W I C K , B E A C C E P T E DA N D T H A T T H E M A Y O R A N D T H E
C T E R K A R E A U T H O R I Z E D T O E N T E R I N T O A C O N S T R U C T I O NC O N T R A C T
ACCORDTNGLY
carried.
LL. 3 . 2 .
....
Engineering Agreement
Royal Road Reconstruction
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 3 3
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
o
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-502
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZETHE MAYORAND THE CLERK
T O E N T E R I N T O A P R O F E S S T O N A LC O N S U T T I N GS E R V I C E S A G R E E M E N T
B E T W E E N T H E T O h I N O F G E O R G T N A A N D M C C O R M T C KR A N K I N &
ASSOCIATESII},IITED FOR ENGINEERINGSERVICES REQUIREDFOR THE
ROYAL ROAD RECONSTRUCTIONPROJECT
Caffigd.
o
. . . .
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t-990-09-06
1.]-.3 COMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONTID:
l_l_ . 4 . l_
De L,a SaIle
Electrical
Works
R E P O R TN O . D R - 9 0 - 4 8
Boothby
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 5 0 3
T H A T T H E C O N T R A C TF O R T H E E L E C T R I E A L W O R K SA T D E L A S A L L E
C A M P B E A W A R D E DT O R . S . E T E C T R I C C O N T R A C T I N G I. N T H E A M O U N T
OF $].71 ,047 ,OO FOR THE INSTALLATION OF THE ELECTRICAIJ
D I S T R I B U T I O N S Y S T E M A N D A D D I T I O N A T L I G H T T N G S T A N D A R D SA S
PROVTDEDFOR UNDERPROVISIONAL ITEM B AND THAT A CONTINGENCY
A L L O W A N C EI N T H B A M O U N TO F S L 7 , ] - O 4 . O O B E I N C T U D E D I N T H E
B U D G E TF O R A T O T A L O F 5 1 - 8 8 ,1 5 ] - . O O
carried
4.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That By-Law Number 90-1-4L(COU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on September 6, 1-990, be now
inlroduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
B y - l a w N u m b e r 9 0 - 1 - 4 L ( C O U - 2)
carried.
....
by
I
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5.
1-990-09-05
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That the meet,ing adjourn
at this
rt
time
lLz46 p.il.)
D. Johns
o K
c%I5
ACTING MAYOR FOR ?HE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER ( ALTERNATE .
COUNCTLLOR MORRISON
COUNCTLLOR CLONEY)
IN THE
OF YORK
COUNCTLMINUTES
1_990-09-l-3
7:30 P.M.
1.
MOMENT OF MEDITATION :
2.
was observed.
ROLL CALL:
I,{ayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
lvlorrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
BooLhby
3.
call
and the
following
members of
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
None.
4.
L1INUTESOFPREVIOUSMEETINGS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That the
following
4.L
following
a m e n d m e n t:
Minutes
l_990.
of
the
Cloney
Cloney
sets
of
Council
minutes
be adopted
Meeting
held
with
on August
the
30th,
That reference
to Councillor
Laird ' s confl ict with
respect
to 609837Ontario
Pages l- and 3, be
Limited,
deleted.
4,
4.2
Minutes
of the Special
September 6th, 1"990.
Council
lvleeting
held
on
4.3
Minutes
of the
Special
September 6Lh, L990.
Council
Meeting
held
on
Carried. . . . .
5.
MINUTESOFPOLICYCOT'IMITTEEMEETINGS:
6.
None.
7.
DEPUTATIONS:
7.L
Ms. Jennifer
project.
Salter,
respecting
the
'Let's
Graduate'
Ms. Jennifer
Project
Salter,
Manager for the "Let's
program spoke to Council Members
Graduate"
satellite
regarding the project
which is aimed at keeping young
adult,s in schooLto obtain their grade L2 diploma.
to
Ms. Salter
applicanLs
indicated
that qualified
to
Graduate" gives the student the opportunity
"Let's
graduate with a diploma in one year, either
in a full
time or part-time
basis.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
THAT THE DEPUTATTONBY MS. JENNIFER SALTER, PROJECTMANAGER,
AND
REPRESENTINGYORK REGTONALEDUCATION/INDUSTRYFOUNDATTON
C A R E E R C E N T R E O N ' ' L E T ' S G R A D U A T E' ' , B E R E C E I V E D F O R
INFORMATION
.
Carried. . . . .
7.2
Mr. Martin W. Nash, with respect to an entranee permit
on Lot 45, Plan 305, and the one foot
reserve North
Channel Drive (formerly Lake Drive),
Keswick.
Mr. Nash indicated to Council Members that he has legal
title
to the one foot reserve along North Channel Drive
and Windy Shore Road (Lake Drive)
on a
as indicated
deed acquired in August, 1-989.
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7.
1990-09-13
DEPUTATIONS:
7,L
1 " 1 r .N a s h s t a t e d t h a t M r . R . M a g l o u g h l e n , T o w n E n g i n e e r ,
permit
has refused
to his lot
to issue an entrance
based on a Ietter
representing
the
from the Solicitor
that
stating
Mason Estate
files
in the Engineering
t h e r e i s a l e g a l q u e s t i o n a s t o w h o o r r r n st h e o n e f o o t
reserve .
Mr. Magloughlen,
Town Engineer, indicated
that there
there may be
was correspondence on file
which indicated
a cloud on title
to the one foot reserve along North
Channel Drive and Windy shore Drive (Lake Drive) Plan
305 (NG) . He stated that based on this information an
entrance permit was refused .
Mr. Magloughlen
the one foot
that
afso indicated
prohibited
reserve
entrances along the North side of
North
Channel Drive
in the area
and the residents
Ivleeting they
indicated
at a Committee of Adjustment
oppose any entrances
side of the road
along that
in their
because it would increase
vehicle
traffic
area .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 0 5
T H A T M R . I ' , I A R T I NW . N A S H , O W N E RO F I , O T 4 5 , P L A N 3 0 5 ,
NORTHCHANNELDRIVE, KESWTCK, BE ]SSUED AN ENTRANCE
PERMTTBY THE TOWNOF GEORGTNAENGTNEERTNG
STAFF.
Carried. . . . .
8.
C O M M U N T C A T I O N: S
8.1.
ForDisposition:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Morrison
received
for
of Halton,
The Regional
Municipality
R
e
c
y
c
ling.
respect to Gypsum Waste
with
the
That
fo I t owing
information:
co r respondenc
e be
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 5 0 6
I . l _. 1
Carried. . . . .
4
8.
COMMUNICATIONS:
8.1
ForDisposition:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
R E S O L U T I O NC - 9 0 - 5 0 7
8.L.2
Keswick Christian
Church, with respect to the
White Ribbon Against Pornography Campaign.
Carried. . . . .
8. 2
Routine
Matters
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
That
the
fo I lowing
information:
correspondence
be
received
for
RESOTUTTON
C-90-508
8.2.1-
of the Environment, with respect
Ministry
a deposit program for beverage containers.
to
RESOTUTION
NO. C-90-509
8.2.2
Bed & BreakfasL
of ontario
The Federation
package .
Associations
information
8.2,3
The Planning
Department
& Development
for
the month of August,
Building
Report
l-990.
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 1 _ 1
8.2.4
Lake Simcoe Region conservation
eommittee Minutes of
Executive
1990.
Carried
9.
PETTTIONS:
None.
Authority
August 24'
5
10.
1 O. 1 - R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M T T T E E
O F T H E W H O T EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N S E P T E M B E R6 T H , 1 . 9 9 0 :
Moved by
Councillor
Boot.hby
Cloney
RESOTJUTTONO. C-90-51-2
1-0.]-.1.
T H A T S C A N L O N & L O W R Y C O N T I N U E T O W O R KO N N E W
DESTGNS FOR TOWN PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL AS
AGREED UPON ON AUGUST 29, 1.990, SUBJEET TO
EXPENDITURE AND TO
APPROVAL OF THE $1500
PREPARE MATERIAL FOR PRESENTATION TO THE
GENERAL POLICY COII'IMITTEE OR EOMMITTEE OF THE
WHOLE.
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
Boothby
by Councillor
Cloney
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 L 3
LA.L.2
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
THAT THE BUSINESS
OF THE GEORGTNA
INVESTIGATE THE FEASIBILITY
ASSOEIATION FOR BUSINESS' LITERATURE BEING
INCLUDED IN THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ?AX AND
WATER BTLL MATL.OUTS .
Carried
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
That the following
approved ;
. . . . .
Cloney
Committee of
Lhe Whole Recommendations be
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-51_4
l_0 . 1 . 3
VEHIELE
THAT THE PRESENT
REFRESHMENT
LICENSING BY.LAW BE ENFORCED AND THE TOWN
CLERK OBTAIN INFORMATION FROM OTHER AREA
MUNICIPATITIES,
AS TO THEIR VENDTNG LICENSE
F E B S.
6
].0.
1 0 . 1 R E C O M M B N D A T I O NOSP T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E h I H O L EM E E T I N G
HELD ON SEPTEMBER
6TH, 1990:
R E S O L U T T O N O. C - 9 0 - 5 1 _ 5
]"0.]-.4
THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICER SUBMIT A
OF THE
REPORT AS TO THE RESPONSIBILITY
DEVELOPMENT SERVICE DEPARTMENT AND THE CLERKS
DEPARTMENT, RELATTNG TO THE SIGN BY-LAW BY
ocToBER L , 1990 .
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 1 6
1.0.1-.5
THAT A CASH-IN-LIEU
OF PARK LAND LEVY OF
$ 1 . 0 0 B E A C C E P T E DA S A F U L F I L L M E N TO F C O N S E N T
A P P T T C A T I O N8 3 1 / 9 0
Carried
R E S O L U T T O N O. C - 9 0 - 5 1 - 7
1.0.]-.6
OFFICER
THAT THE CHIEF
ADMTNIS?RATTVE
NEGOTIATE BETWEENM. BROWN/S. SARKISSIAN AND
THE EGYPT COMMUNITY HALL REGARDING THE USE OF
THE ADJACENT PROPERTY.
RESOLUTION NO. C-90-51-8
1.0.1".7
T H A T ' T H E M E ' A R E A SB E R E M O V E D
F R O MS E C T I O N
oF
5.2.3.5. TouRrsr col',tMERcrA
L o.P.A. No. l-5,
AND THE DESIGNATION OF 'TOURIST COMI"IERCTALI
TO REMATN.
Carried.
. . . .
7
]-0.
1 0 . 1 R E E O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
HELDON SEPTEMBER
6TH, 1990:
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 1 - 9
].0.1.9
THAT THE STOVAN LANDS, BETNG PART LOTS 2 AND
NORTH OF HIGHWAY 48,
3, CONCESSION 7 (G),
EAST OF SUTTON FAIRGROUNDS, TO BE DBSTGNATED
' URBAN' WTTH FULL URBAN SERVICING .
RESOTUTION N O . C - 9 0 - 5 2 0
l- 0 . 1 . l_0
1.
?HAT ITEIVl NO. 1-8 OF OFFICTAL PLAN
AMENDMENT NO. 15 BE DELETED TN ITS
ENT T RET Y AND REPLACED WITH TTTE
:
FOLLOWING
SECTION
6 . 3 . 1 -. 5 ,
fTEM
18 :
THAT
SERVICES,
DEVELOPMENT ON MUNICIPAL
SUBSECTTON (b) TS HEREBY MODIFIED BY
INSERTING AFTER PARAGRAPH TWO I2' THE
FOLLOWING:
''EOUNCIL
HAS REQUESTED THE REGION OF
YORK TO CONDUCT AN ENGINEERING STUDY TO
OF EXPANDING
EVALUATE THE FEASIBITITY
MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENT IN SUTTON TO
PERMIT ADDITIONAL GROhITH TO A SERVTCE
POPULATION EQUIVATENT OF B,5OO TOGETHER
WITH A REVIEW TO DETERMINE POTENTIAL FOR
EVENT FURTHER EXPANSTON BEYOND THAT
TTIOSE LANDS
AMOUNT.
IN THE INTERIM,
WITHIN THE SERVICE BOUNDARY AREA ON II{AP
3 , SCHEDULE 'A' SHALL NOT BE DEVELOPED
UNTESS FULL MUNICIPAL SERVICING CAPACITY
HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO BE AVAILABLE AND
ALLOCATION FOR SATD SERVICING HAS BEEN
ASSIGNED BY COUNCIL.
B
1.0.
C O M M I T T E EA N D O T H E RR E P O R T S ;
] . 0 . J . R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
H E L D O N S E P T E M B E R6 T H , L 9 9 O I
FURTHER, RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT BY PLAN
OF SUBDIVISION OR CONDOMINIUMON LANDS
OUTSIDE TITE SERVTCE AREA BOUNDARY ON MAP
3, SCHEDULE 'A' , LAND USE PLAN SUTTON
MAY NOT PROCEED UNLESS BY FURTTIER
AMENDMENTTO THIS PLAN. ''
")
SUTTON LAND
THAT MAP 3, SCHEDULE 'AI
USE PIAN. IS HEREBY FURTHER MODIFIED BY
INCLUDTNG
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTTES
WTTHIN THE WATER AND SEWER SERVICE AREA
BOUNDARY:
P A R T I . , O T S 2 2 A N D 2 3 , C O N C E S S I O N S7
AND 8 (NG) KEATING/BURROWS LANDS
P A R T L O T S 2 A N D 3 , C O N C E S S T O N7 ( G )
STOVAN LANDS
3.
THAT eOUNerL SHALL REQUEST THE MTNTSTER
OF MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS
TO CONSIDER
APPROVAL. OF O.P.A. NO. 15 AS MODTFIED.
4.
HEREBY
IS
THAT
TOWN CLERK
THE
AUTHORIZED AND DTRECTED TO MAKE SUCH
A P P L I C AT I ON O N B E HA L F O F T H E
CORPORATTON AND TO EXECUTE UNDER THE
C O R P O R A T E S E A L S U C H D O C U M E N T SA S M A Y B E
REQUIRED FOR THE ABOVE PURPOSES.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 2 1 -
1 0 . l _. L 1
THAT PERMISSION
BE GRANTED TO HOLD THE
K E S W I C K S A N T A C L A U S P A R A D E O N N O V E M B E R2 4 ,
L99O IN KESWTCK AND PERI',IISSION BE GRANTED FOR
A P.A. SYSTEM TO BE USED DURING THE PARADE
9
10 .
:
] . 0 . ] - R E C O M M E N D A T T OO
NF
S T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
HELDON SEPTEMBER
6TH, 1990:
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-522
l- 0 . 1 . l- 2
THAT THE WEEK OF OCTOBER L - 7 , 1-990 BE
PROCTAIMED 'NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK' IN THE TOWN
OF GEORGINA
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 2 3
L0 . 1_. 1_3
T H A T C O U N E T L P A S S A B Y - L A ' I I A U T H O R T Z T N GT H E
I I { A Y O RA N D C L E R K T O E N T E R I N T O A R E S T R I C T I V E
COVENANT
ON BEITALF OF THE
AGREEMENT
I{UNICIPATITY WITH MICHAEL ORSINI , AFFECTING
L A N D S D E S C R T B E DA S P A R T O F L O T 2 2 , C O N C E S S I O N
3 (NG) , AND FURTHER DESCRTBED AS PART 2,
D E P O S I T E D P L A N N U M B E R6 5 R - 1 - 4 0 5 3 .
R E S O T U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 2 4
10.]..]-4
THAT COUNCTL PASS A BY.LAW AUTHORIZTNG THE
I"lAYoR AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRICTfVE
ON BEHALF
OF THE
COVENANT
AGREEMENT
MUNTCIPALTTY
hIITH JEAN GORDON, AFFEETING
I.IANDS DESCRTBED AS PART OF LOT ]-5, CONCESSION
4 (NG) , AND FURTHER DESCRIBED AS PART 2,
DEPOSITED PLAN NUMBER 65R-14452.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 2 5
l-0.1-.15
I
THAT THE BrD rN THE AMOUNT OF $233,562.00
SUBMITTED BY KESKON SERVICING TNE. FOR THE
R E E O N S T R U C T I O NO F F I R S T A V E N U E , K E S W T C K , B E
ACCEPTED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND THE CLERK ARE
AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONSTRUCTION
EONTRACT ACCORDINGLV
10
10,
] - 0 . 1 - R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E h I H O L E M E E T T N G
H E L D O N S E P T E M B E R6 T H , ] . 9 9 0 :
RESOLUTTON' NO. C-90-526
10.]-.]-6
THAT A BY-LAhI BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE
I " T A Y O RA N D T H E C L B R K T O E X E C U T E A N E A S E M E N T
GRANTING ONTARIO HYDRO THE RIGHT TO TRTM AND
REMOVE TREES ON LOT 30, PLAN 298 PROVIDED
THAT ONTARTO HYDRO, IN ADDTTION TO THE
MONETARY COMPENSATION SPECIFIED, PLANT THREE
RED MAPLE TREES ON THE SUBJECT LANDS
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 2 7
]-0.]-.]-7
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTT{ORIZE THE
I V I A Y O RA N D C L E R K T O E X E C U T E A C O N D O M I N I U M
SCHICKEDANZ
AGREEMENT I"1ADEBETWEEN B.G.
INVESTMENTS LIMITED AND KANSUN DEVELOPMENTS
L T M I T E D , A S O W N E R S , A N D T H E C O R P O R A T I O NO F
THE TOWN OF GEORGINA, RESPECTING PART OF
B L O C K B , R E G T S T E R E DP L A N 3 9 7
R E S O L U T I O NN O . e 0 9 0 - 5 2 8
10.1.].8
1..
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE
MAYOR AND CLERK TO EXECUTE A SUBDIVISION
AS
AGREEMENT BET'IIEEN RINOR LIMITED,
O W N E R . A N D T H E C O R P O R A T T O NO F T H E T O W N
O F G E O R G T N AR E S P E C T I N G T H E D E V E L O P M E N T
1-1- AND L2 ,
oF PART OF LOTS 9 , 10,
REGISTERED PLAN 6 ,
2.
THAT WATER SUPPTY CAPACITY AND SEWAGE
TREATMENT CAPACTTY FOR 98 SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL
LOTS BE ALLOCATED TO THE
IDENTIFTED
BY
PLAN OF SUBDTVTSION
BEING
MINISTRY
FILE
NO. ].9T-87].03
coMposED oF PART oF LOTS 9, 10, L1 AND
L2 , REGISTERED PLAN 6 .
3.
THAT THE STREET WITHIN
THE PLAN OF
SUBDIVISION IDENTIFIED BY MINTSTRY FILE
NO. 19T-87].03
STREETI
BE NAMED 'TUIIP
'
AND LITNER CRESCENT' .
Carried. . . . .
1"1
10.
] - 0 . 1 R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O T EM E E T T N G
HELD ON SEPTEMBER
6TH, 1.990:
Moved by Regional
Council
Wheeler
Pallett
R E S O I J U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 2 9
l _ 0. 1 _. 1 _ g
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA, IN RESPONSE TO THE
REQUEST BY J.A.
IRELAND IN HIS LETTER OF
AUGUST B, 1-990, ADVISE THAT HIGH SIREET IN
BY TRUCK
SUTTON IS ADVERSELY
AFFECTED
TRAFFIC, PARTICULARLY DURING THE NIGHT-TIIVIE
HOURS, AND THAT NO II{PROVEFIENTS TO PROVINCIAL
OR REGIONAL ROADS THAT WOULD AFFECT HIGH
STREET HAVE BEEN IDENTTFIED OR FUTURE CAPITAL
EXPENDITURES RECOMMENDED IN THE REGIONAL
MUNICIPALITY OF YORK ENGTNEERING DEPARTMENT
REPORT TO ALLEVIATE THIS PROBLEM.
Carried
l'loved by
Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 3 0
l-0 . J.. 20
T H A T A N A M O U N TO F N O T M O R E T H A N $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
BE
TRANSFERRED FROM THE SUTTON ROADS AND STRSETS
T M P R O V E M E N TA L L O C A T T O N B U D G E T T O B E U S E D F O R
THE CONSTRUCTIONOF DEPRESSED CURBS ON HIGH
STREET AND BUSINESS AREA OF SUTTON
Carried. . . . .
L2
10.
:
1 0 . 1 - R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M T T T E E
O F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
HELDON SEPTEMBER
6TH, 1990:
Boothby
Cloney
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 5 3 L
10 . l-. I .
T H A T T H E R E C O I 4 M E N D A T T O NO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F
OF SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1990,
THE WHOTE MEETING
NO. ].5
WITH RESPECT TO THE PROPOSEDO.P.A.
DESIGNATION I URBAN RESIDENTIAT WITH I"IUNICIPAL
WATER SERVICES ONLY' BE RETAINED FOR THE
KEATING/BURRO'V'S LANDS, PART LOT 22 AND 23,
CONC. 7 (NG} SOUTH OF CATERING ROAD/WEST OF
BLACK RIVER/EAST OF FORMER CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAILWAY, BE DETETED
.
Carried. . . . .
L0.2 Report of the Chief
L0.2.1-
Administrative
Officer
Region of York Health Unit
Building
R E P O R TN O . E A O - 9 0 . 1 . 8
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Laird
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 5 3 2
THAT THE MAYOR AND ELERK BE AUTHORIT,EDTO EXECUTE ?HE
N E C E S S A R Y D O C U M E N T ST O D E E D 1 1 . 3 A C R E S O F L A N D T O T H E
R E G I O N O F Y O R K B E I N G L O T S 6 A N D 7 C O N C E S S I O N9 i
A N D T H E R E G I O N O F Y O R K S H A L L A S S U M EA L L S U R V E Y , L E G A L
AND OTHERCOSTSINVOLVEDIN THE CONVEYANEE
AND IF THE
P R O P E R T YE E A S E S T O B E U S E D B Y T F I E R E G I O N O F Y O R K I T
S H A L L B E C O N V E Y E DB A C K T O T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N AF O R T H E
s u M o F $ l _. 0 0 .
Carried.
r . r .
1-3
11 .
UNFINISHEDBUSINESS:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Laird
That the rules of procedure be waived to permit Mr. Steve
Swanton of Terrace Drive to address Council regarding the
School Crossing Guard at Glenwoods Drive and The Queensway
South , Keswick.
Carried. . . . .
aged 4
Mr. Swanton stated that many kindergarten
children
and reguests
and 5 years of age cross this busy intersection
the School Crossing Guard presently on duty at this location
remain.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
That the rules
of procerlure
the
be waived to consider
request to have the School Crossing Guard at Glenwoods Drive
and The Queensway South be maintained.
Carried
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 3 3
1-.
T H A T T H E N E E D F O R A S C H O O LC R O S S I N GG U A R DA T G L E N W O O D S
D R I V E A N D T H E Q U E E N S W AS
Y O U T HB E R E F E R R E DT O T H E T O W N
CLERK FOR A REPORTTO THE GENERALPOLICY COMMITTEE. AND
2.
T H A T T H E S C H O O LC R O S S I N GG U A R DB E I N S T R U C T E DT O R E M A I N
AT THE GLENWOODS
DRrVE AND THE QUEENSWAY
SOUTHLOCATTON
UNTIL THE MATTER HAS BEEN RESOLVED
.
Carried
. . . . .
L4
1,2,
BY-IAWS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That three
readings
Wheeler
Cloney
be given to the following
by-laws:
(eOU-1) being a By-Law
L2.1- That By-Law No. 90-L42
Designate a Head of the Municipal
for
Corporation
Purposes of the Municipal
Freedom of Information
ProLection
of Privacy Act, 1989, be now introduced
passed
read a first,
time,
second and third
B y - L a w N o . 9 A - L 4 2 ( C O U - 1)
to
the
and
and
and
and
Passed
, s igned
Clerk.
a by-law
to
L2,2 That By-Law No. 90-1-43 (CoN-l-) being
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerl< to Execute a Condominium
Agreement between B.G. Schickendanz Investments Limited
and Kansun Developments Limited,
ds owners, and the
Corporat,ion
of the Town of Georgina respect,i-ng Part
and
Block B, Registered
Plan 397, be now introduced
time,
read a first,
second and third
Pdssed and
By-Law
No .
9 0 - 1 - 4 3 ( C O N - 1 -)
Pa s sed ,
sealed
by
CI e r k .
s igned
the Mayor
and
and
L2,3 That By-Law No. 9A-L44 (CON-1) being
a By-Law to
AuthorLze the Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Subdivision
Agreement between Rinor Limited,
as owner, and The
the
Corporation
of the Town of Georgina,
respecting
Development of Part Lots 9, 10, 11 and L2, Registered
second
Plan No. 6,, be now introduced and read a first,
and third
the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-L44 (CON-1)
Passed
sealed
Clerk.
,
by
s igned
the Mayor
and
and
1-5
L2.
BY-LAWS:
12.4 That By-Law No. 90-1-45 (PUT-1) being
a By-Law to
Authorize
to Execute
an
Easement Granting Ontario Hydro the right
to trim and
remove trees on Lot 30, Plan 298, Town of Georgina, be
second and third time,
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 1 4 5 ( P U T - 1)-
Pa s sed ,
by
sealed
Clerk.
s igned
the Mayor
and
and
(CON-2) being
a By-Law to
12.5 That By-Law No. 90-146
Authorize
a
to execute
ConstrucLion Contract between Keskon Servicing Inc. and
of First
The Town of Georgina for the Reconstruction
Avenue, Keswick, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk.
By-Law No.
90-1-46 (CON-2)
Passed
sealed
Clerk.
,
by
s igned
the Mayor
and
and
(CON-1-) being a By-Law to
L2,6 That By-Law No. 90-L47
Authorize
a
to execute
Professional
Consulting
Services
Agreement between
McCormick
and the Town of
Ranl<in and Associ-ates
Georgina for the Design Services required for the Royal
Road Reconstruction Project,
be now introduced and read
a first,
second and third
By-Law No . 90-L47
Moved by Regional
( CoN-l- )
Councillor
Passed
sealed
Cl"erk.
,
by
signed
the Mayor
and
and
Wheeler
Seconded by Councj-l1or Cloney
by-laws and that each by-law
be waived to introduce the following
be given three readings:
t-6
L2 .
BY-LAWS:
L 2. 7
That By-law No. 90-1-48 (PL-3) Being a by-law to
Authorize
ResLrictive
Covenant, MICHAETORSINI,
P a r t L o t 2 2 , C o n c e s s i o n 3 , ( N G ), b e n o w i n t r o d u c e d
time, passed
and read a first,
second and third
By-LawNo.
l _ 2. B
90-l-48 (PL-3)
That By-Law No. 90-149 (PL-3) being a by-law to
Authorize
Restrictive
C o v e n a n t , J E A N G O R D A N ,P a r t
Lot 15, Conc 4 (NG), be now introduced and read a
first,
second and third
By-Law No. 9A-L49 (PL-3)
L2.9
Passed , signed and
sealed by the Mayor
and Clerk.
That By-Law No. 91L-90-587 being a By-Law Lo Amend
Z o n i n g B y - L a w N o . g L L , O . J . T U R K O V I C ,L o t s 5 5 a n d
56, Plan 189, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and Lhird time, passed and numbered by t,he
Ivlayor and the Clerk .
By-Law No, 91-1-90-587
L2 .LL
signed and
Passed,
sealed by Lhe Mayor
and Clerk .
That By-Law No. 911--90-586 being a By-Law to Amend
Z o n i n g B y - L a w l { o . 9 l - 1 , 6 0 9 8 3 7 O N T A R f OL I M I T E D ( H O J
CAR AND TRUCK- DAVID CROWE),Part Lot 1-3, Conc' 4
second
and read a first,
{NG} , be now introduced
and third
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 9L1-90-586
l -2 . 1 0
signed and
Passed,
sealed by the Mayor
and Clerk.
That By-Law No. 90-l-50 (PL-3) being a By-law to
JID'l GAMBLE
Authorize
Restrictive
Covenant,
(formerly
P
a
r
t
L
o
t
4
, Conc. 3,
Glen Sakaguchi)
(G) , be now introduced
and read a first,
second
and t,hird time, passed and numbered by fhe Mayor
and the Clerk.
By-Law No.
90-1,50 (PL-3)
by the Mayor and Clerk .
L7
L2 .
BY-LAWS:
L2 .L2
That By-Law No. 9l-1-90-588 being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-1aw No. 9l-1-, JIM GAMBLE, Part Lot 4,
and read a first,
Conc. 3 (G), be now introduced
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the
It{ayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 9L1-90-5BB
by the lulayor and C].erk.
Carried.
13.
r. . .
None.
L4 .
OTHER MOTIONS :
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
Plorrison
by Councillor
Jamieson
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 3 4
THAT THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA REQUESTS THE APPROVAL OF THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALI?Y
OF YORK TO PROHIBIT PARKING (T.8.
COVER BXISTING SIGNS AND POST TEMPORARY NO PARKING SIGNS) ON
HIGH STREET, Y.R.
9, WITHIN THE LTMITS OF THE PROPOSED
I4IATERI,IAIN RECONSTRUETION PROJECT DURING THE PERIOD OF
CONSTRUCTION.
Carried. . . . .
1-5.
N O T T C E S O F M O T I O N:
None.
16 .
OTHER BUSINES$ :
16.1 Correspondence from Mr. Gordon Calvert,
President, Lake
Simcoe Minor Soccer Association,
reguesting maintenance
of soccer fields
at Pefferlaw
Lions Park, De La Salle
Park and West Park because of safety concerns expressed
playing
by coaches and parents
on these
of chilrlren
fields .
1_B
L6 .
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Petherj-ck
That Staff
investigate
the possibilily
soccer fields
in Pefferlaw
Lions Park,
Park.
the
of relocating
De La Salle and West
DefeaLed. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Pallett
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 3 5
l_ .
THAT UNDER THE DIRECTTON OF THE TOWN ENGINEER, AND IF
THE APPROPRIATE STAFF AND MONEY IS AVAILABTE, THE PARKS
DEPARTMENT OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA REPAIR THE SOCCER
FIELDS AT PEFFERLAW LIONS PARK, DE LA SALLE PARK AND
hIEST PARK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, AND
,
THAT THE RELOCATION OF THE SOCCER FTELDS AT THE ABOVE
NAMED PARKS BE CONSIDERED, AND
7
THAT THE CONCERNSAS OUTLINED IN THE LETTER FROM MR.
G O R D O NC A L B E R T . P R E S I D E N T O F L A K E S I M C O E M I N O R S O C C E R
A S S O C T A T I O N , B E R E F E R R E DT O 1 9 9 1 B U D G E T D I S E U S S I O N S .
Carried. . . , ,
L7,
B Y - L A W T O C O N F T R MP R O C N E D I I { G S :
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Wheeler
That By-Law No. 90-151- (COU-2) being a by-law to eonfirm the
proceedings
of Council
13, 1-990, be now
on September
time , passed
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
and numbered by the Mayor and t h e C I e r k .
By-Law No. 90-151 (coU-2 )
Mayor
and the
by the
CI e r k .
Carried.
. . . r
l-9
1B.
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
Boothby
That the meeting be adjouned (9:15 p.m.)
Robert
t
I
*qoes
\qq0-0q-20
OK
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICTPATTTYOF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCTLMINUTES
( PUBLIE MEETING)
l-990-09-20
l - 0: l - 0 A . M .
f-.
ROLLCALT:
The Clerk
present:
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Counc i I I o r Pethe r ick
2.
members of
the
Council
were
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
Councillor
Couneillor
Pallett
Boothby
Councillor
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDISCLQ9URES:
None.
8.
DEPUTATIONS:
8.18.1.1
Special
(Publict"leetinq)
Councilt"leetinq
Application
to Arnend Zoning By-Law No. 9l-1
JOSE PAUTA
10 : 10 A.M.
Lot 98, Judges Plan 602, Bruce Subdivision
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 7 9
Mayor Johnston
the eirculation
list
were in order.
I"layor Johnston
explained
the
procedure
of
for
Public
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
Mrs. I'laria Paula, applicant,
that
she had submitted
to permit
the
an application
construction
of a detached dwelling on the subject land and
that
she is waiting
or not it
will
be
to see whether
permitted
by Council ,
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
indicated
that this
application
is for an amendment to the Zoning by-law to
permit the construction
of a detached dwelling
unit on the
sub ject property .
\
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8.
r,990-09-20
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Mr. Lenters stated that the subject property
is considered
does
undersized
for residential
use and that the property
not have frontage
on an assumed municipal
road and therefore
does not comply with Section 5.1-2 of the Zoning By-law.
presently
contains
that the property
an l-l-' x L2' building
with a deck which appears to have been
constructed
sometime in the lat.e summer of 1-989 and was
erected without a building
permit.
Mr. Lenters
indicated
t.hat there have been no objections
received from the cornmenting agencies.
o
Mr. Lenters
lot
is
indicated
t,he subject
that
although
designated Lakeshore Residential
and the Plan provides that
single
family dwellings
lots in
are permitted
on existing
the Lakeshore Resident,ial designation,
Section 5.1.4 states
'until
that
the roads are assumed by the Town...those
properties
which abut assumed roads must comply with the
'
policies
other
relevant
Plan.
of
the
Official
Construction,
however, may occur on a lot having frontage on
a public
highway which is not assumed if it meets with
certain criteria .
that the proposed zone for this land
(R) with a special provision to
is Recreational
Residential
permit
He
a single
family dwelling
on an unassumed road.
was
stated
that if arr agreement respecting
reconstruction
entered into between the owners of the land and the Townr &n
Official
Plan Arnendmentwould not be required.
surrounding
that given the existing
land uses and recent construction
to Alexander Blvd, it is
his opinion
that
the assumption
of Volga Avenue and/or
Alexander Blvd shofild not be required
to
as a prerequisite
deve I opment .
Mr. Lenters
recommended that this
subject to eertain
requirements.
application
be approved
Ivlayor Johnston
read a letter
of opposition
application
writ,ten
by Serge M. Jusyp, owner of
immediately north of the subject, land.
to this
property
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8.
1990-09-20
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O I T U T T ONNO . S C - 9 0 - 5 3 7
T.
2.
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBI"IITTED BY JOSE AND MARIA PAUIJA'
B E I N G A N A P P L I C A T I O N T O A M E N D ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER911.
T O P E R M I T T H E C O N S T R U C T I O N O F A DETACHEDDWELLING UNTT
ON LAND DESCRIBED AS LOT 98 , JUDGES PLAN 602, BE
APPROVED, WITH THE FOLLOWING REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE
PASSING OF A BY-IJAW AMENDII{ENT;
i)
TTIAT THE OWNERENTER INTO A DEVELOPMENT
AGREEMENT
WITH THE TOWN OF GEORGINA RESPEETING THE
I MPROVEIvIENT OF ALEXANDER
BLVD . TO THE
SATISFAETION OF THE TOWNENGINEER.
ii)
WRITTEN CONFIRMATION FROM THE CHIEF BY-LAW
E N F O R C E M E NOTF F I C E R I N D I C A T I N G T H A T T H E E X I S T I N G
STRUCTURE ON THE SUBJEET PROPERTY HAS BEEN
S A T I S F A C T O R I L Y D E M O L I S H E D O R R E M O V E DF R O M T H E
SITE.
T T { A I T H E T O W N O F G E O R G I N A P R O C E E DW I T H I J E G A LA C T I O N
A G A I N S T T H E O W N E R S , I F T H E S T R U C T U R ER E F E R R E DT O I N
1(ii),
A N D I N A P P E N D I X I B ' T O R E P O R TN U M B E RD S - 9 0 - 7 9 ,
IS NOT REMOVEDFROMTHE PROPERTYBY NOVEI'IBER30, 1990.
carried.
I .l- . 2
....
Apptication
to Amend Zoning By-taw No. 911THE INCORPORATEDSYNOD OF TTIE DIOCESE OF TORONTO
(L0t27 A.M. )
Part of Lot 22, Conc 2 (Nc)
Agent : June Patterson
R E P O R TN O . D S . 9 0 . 7 7
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
list
were in order.
Flayor Johnston
explained
the procedure
of
for
Public
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
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8.
L990-09-20
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Reverend Carney was in attendance and indicated
that this
application
was submitted
to rezone the west part of the
' Institutional
' as opposed
present
cemetery
to its
r
R
e
s
i
d
e
n
t
i
a
l
'
designation
of
.
Reverend Carney stated that this zoning error was made and
suggests that the reetory , church and cemetery grounds be
zoned rlnstitutional'
as a whole.
Mr. Harold tenters,
Senior Planner,
indicated
that this
'
I
n
s
t
i
t
u
tional'
application
is to rezone the subject
lands
to recognize
the existing
uses.
wishes to
The applicant
correct
an error in zoning.
has
This part of the property
been zoned fResidential'
instead of rlnstitutionalf
.
lvlr. Lenters
indicated
that the commenting agencies have not
t
o
objected
this
of
application,
but the Medical Officer
Health has requested
deferral
due to the fact
that they
believe
the grounds intend to be used for further
uses in
the future,
other than church grounds.
that the subject
land has legal nonconforming status as the existing
pre-date
use and structure
the Zoning By-law but any addition,
o
r
a
l
t
e
rnation
expansion
to the site would be required
to comply with the provisions
of the By-law.
Mr. Lenters
stated
that the proposed rezoning should not
result
land
in a negative impact on the existing
surrounding
uses given the passive nature of the existing
uses and the
fact that they have existed for many years.
Mr. tenters
recommended that
this
application
be approved.
Mr. Harold Soupcoff of Bouchier Street was in attendance and
I aone allows for various
indicated
that the ' institutional
uses other than a church, rectory
and cemetery.
He stated
that if the church is not intending
to alter the use of the
property,
Lo
they
should
not change its
designation
' institutional
' .
Mr. Lenters
indicated
that
detrimental
to the area .
the
zone change n'ould
not
be
s c 9 0 2 8. M r N
I .
1990-09-20
DEPUTATIONSCONT'D:
Mr. Soupcoff inquired
as to whether
' zone
allow
an ' institutional
subdivision,
ES, in his opinion, this
this appl icat.ion were approved .
or not the Town would
of a
in the
centre
is what would occur if
Plr. Gary Roxborough of Raines Street was in attendance
read a letter
t,o Council that he had written
outlining
objections to this application.
and
his
Mr. Roxborough stated that the church is in the centre of
Roches Point and that any change in its use would have an
impact on the neighbourhood respecting
increased traffic.
He stated that,, in his opinion,
the rezoning is unnecessary.
Mr. Roxborough indicated
that Roches Point is an historic
site
and that the church is the centre of attraction.
He
just
stated
rezoning
to tidy
up the
that
the
land
landholding
reason
is 'unheard of' and that no legitimate
for the change has been indicated .
Mr. Roxborough
stated
necessary as the church
its congregation .
that
holds
expansi-on is
no community
number of people in
a limited
lllr. Roxborough
to live
indicated
he has no desire
that
across the street
from a community hall and parking lot or
hospital
if the owners chose to alter
the use of the land
under the new designation.
He stated Lhat he is proud of
the Roches Point
area,
that
is a quiet
and unique
it
setting.
Mr. Roxborough
submitted
to Council
a petition
property
surrounding
owners in the area opposed
application.
Mr. Roxborough
read a letter
family cottage in this location
change.
of the
to this
from Mr. Drake who owns a
who is opposed to the zone
1"1r. George Connell
Street stated that if the
of Bouchier
rectory property was sold, the zoning could be changed again
instead of having it as simply 'residenfial'.
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8.
1990-09-20
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Mr. Arthur Badland of 384 Raines Street stated that he was
born in Roches Point, that seven of his relatives
are buried
on the subject
land and t,hat he would like
to have a
plot
cemetery
there
as well.
He stated
that
he is in
support
of this application
as he wishes to be abLe to be
buried in this cemetery in the future.
Mr. Bruce Smit,h of 4L3 Bouchier Street was in attendance and
stated
that he is opposed to this application.
He stated
that
the
zoned
rectory,
a residence,
is
which
is
'residential'
is
and the church, which is an institution,
' .
zoned I institutional
He stated that there should be no
question
as to the zoning of the cemetery as it has been in
its present location for many years.
Mr. Smith indicated
and magazines
that
Town brochures
highlight
Roches Point and this church as an historic
site
y
and that
everyone
R
o
c
h
e
s
is aware of
Pointrs
200 ear
history.
' designation
property
The ' institutional
would prevent
owners
from participating
of the
in the development
community which, in his opinion,
is unacceptable.
Joan, a member of the church congregation
that all
indieated
the church wants is the amenities of washrooms and water.
lvls. Marion Gilbert
of L87 Wynhurst Road, Keswick, stated
that
she attends
the subject
church in Roches Point and
brings
hot and cold
of water each time she
containers
attends
church.
It would be much easier if the water and
washrooms were present at the church.
l'1r. Percy Diamond of 48 Alice
Avenue stated
that he was
baptized in this church and that his relatives
are buried in
the cemetery.
He stated that the church holds 80 people and
that there would be no room on the property
to support any
other use than whaL is presently
there at present.
Mr. Diamond stated
that the church had a legal
document
dated t937 from the former Township of North Gwillimbury
indicating
at that. time that the zoning would automatically
be changed
to correspond
wit.h the use,
but when he
submitted
to the town staff,
was
it
they fold
him it
outdated .
Mr. Diamond requested
that
Council
approve the
application.
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t_990-09-20
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Mr. Terence Hehir of 4l-0 Bouchier Street stated that if this
application
is refusedr p€ople attending
the church would be
robbed of washroom facilities
and water amenities.
Mr. Soupeoff
indicated
that the Committee of Adjustment
should be able to deal with the needs of bhe church.
years &go, the applicant
Mr. Roxborough
that
indicated
wanted to build
an addition
onto the rear of the church.
The Committee of Adjustment
and it
approved the application
s
t
a
t
e
d
that
was appealed to the ontario
He
Municipal Board.
p
r
i
o
r
OMB
t
o
t
h
e
the church
withdrew
their
application
hearing and they are now asking for a rezoning of the land.
Mayor Johnst,on read a letter
writLen
requesting answers to various questions.
by Robert
Essery
Reverend Carney stated that the primary concern is that the
have
land is properly
zoned.
The neighbours would still
input into what happens to the church.
Reverend Carney indicated
that washrooms are needed at the
church but, that they need to rezone the land to proceed.
permitted
Mr. Lenters
that certain
uses under the
stated
zone including
and nursing
institutional
c
l
i
n
i
c
hospital,
home, could be deleted
not large
s
u
b
j
e
c
t
l
a
n
d
i
s
as the
enough to accommodate these
uses and it would be very
difficult
to acquire approval .
1"1r.Lenters recommended that this application
that the uses could be narrowed down .
be deferred
so
Mr. Doug Carroll
of Development
Services,
, Director
indicated
a
that
Lhe Medical Officer
of Health requires
He
system.
minimum of one acre for an approved septic
stated t,hat churches conduct classes and daycare as a normal
would
function
any addition
to the comrnunity and that
parking .
require additional
Mr. Carroll
indicated
that there
to the neighbours if the rezoning
would be no loss of rights
were approved.
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8.
1990-09-20
Reverend Carney stated
site specific
rezoning .
Moved by Councillor
that
he would
not
be opposed to
a
Jamieson
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
N O. S C - 9 0 - 5 3 8
T H A T T T I E A P P L I E A T I O N S U B M T T T E DB Y T H E I N E O R P O R A T E S
DY N O DO F
THE DIOCESE OF TORONTO, BEING AN APPLICATION TO AIVIENDZONING
B Y . L A W N U M B E R9 1 ] . T O R E C O G N T Z ET H E E X I S T I N G I N S T I T U T I O N A L
U S E S , T O B E S I T E S P E E I F T E T O I N C T U D E T H E R E C T O R Y ,C H U R E H ,
C E M E T E R YA N D A C C E S S O R YU S E S , O N L A N D D E S E R I B E DA S P A R T O F
L O T S 1 . 1 A N D L 2 , C O N C E S S I O N2 ( N G ) , B E A P P R O V E D
carried . . | . .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
That the
a .m. )
Special
hlheeler
Councillor
Council
Meeting
carried.
The Special
a,m. ) .
8.1-.3
Council
Meeting
recess at this
time
(11-:36
....
resumed at
this
(1-1:49
time
Application
RMRSIDE PLACE LII"IITED
1L: 49 A.!1.
Part of Lot 9, Conc. 3 (NG)
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 7 8
Mayor Johnston
the cireulation
list
were in order.
I"layor Johnston
explained
the procedure
of
for
Pubtic
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
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8.
1-990-09-20
DEPUTATIONS CONT' D :
Mr. Michael
agent for the applicant,
i
n
c
r
e
a
s
e
an
in
in height to 25 metres (82 ft)
is required
order
for
the proposed
seven-storey
condominium hotel
complex to be constructed.
He indicated that the height of
the building
was required
the size of the
to rninimize
foundation
on the property .
Mr. Smith
stated
completed indicating
has been
that
a backwater
analysis
f
l
o
odplain,
o
n
t
h
e
little
or no impact
layout of the
Mr. Smith used displays
to show the possible
buildings,
in the form the buildings
could be constructed
would be
and how the one-storey
building
commercial
designed.
Flr. Smith used a display
the findings
of their
to indicate
p
.
m
.
i
n
shadow-casting
study.
3
:
0
0
t
he four
s
h
a
d
o
w
a
t
The
seasons
of the year
s
h
a
d
o
w
t
h
e
s
u
r
r
o
u
nding
does not
residences, only a portion of the river.
lvlr. Smith indicated
require
that
they will
prior
Region Conservation
a
p
p
r
o
v
a
l
Authority
the Site Plan .
Lake Simcoe
to completing
Mr. Smith stated that he could undertake to provide the town
with an explanation
as to how a condominiurn hotel operates.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
that this
indicated
Senior Planner,
proposes an amendment to Zoning By-law Number
application
911- to permit
an increased
height of 25
maximum building
metres (82 ft.)
w h e r e a s t h e b y - l a w p e r m i t s a m a x i m u mh e i g h t
of l-l- metres (36 ft. ) .
that a seven-storey condominium hotel
complex and a one-storey
is proposed on
commercial building
the subject lands .
that the Fire Chief has no objections
to this
application
the Lake Simcoe Region
and that
pending submission
Conservation
Authority
requests deferral
of additional
information.
He stated t,hat approval from the
and the Ministry
Authority
land,s are
of Natural
as the subject
Resources is required
located in an environmentally
sensitive
location.
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8.
1_0
1-990-09-20
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Mr. tenters
land is zoned
indicated
the subject
that
fTourist
Commercialr which provides for uses such as the one
proposed.
He staLed that the subject land is an ideal area
for development of t,his nature but that the height could set
a precedent and should be restricted
type
to this particular
of development.
He stated that the guest parking and boat
parking requirements would have to be reviewed.
trailer
Mr. Lenters stated that. the difference
between a hotel and a
eondominium
hotel
is not clear
because such use is not
defined in the by-law.
The Zoning By-law states a Hotel and
Motel will
be rental
units so we are not sure how the town
would police
this as rental
accommodation as opposed to an
apartment building
complex.
He st.ated that any amending bylaw could also include a definition
of a hotel condominium.
Mr. Richard
Forward of 1,46 Riverglen
Drive,
Professional
Engineer,
submitted
in
a petition
of 24 signatures
opposition to this application.
Mr. Forward indicated
several concerns that he and the area
residents
have with this
application,
namely t,he lack of
sewage allocation,
drainage onto neighbouring lots, traffic
congestion
at the intersection
Drive and The
of Riverglen
of Iarge, old trees in the
Queensway South, pr€servation
immediate
area and the inadequacy
of privacy
fences tc>
protect
privacy
t,heir
seven-storey
from the proposed
building.
Mr. Forward indicated
that the soils
in this area are not
'packing'
the best and if
of the soil
is necessary, this
creates
vibrations
which could crack neighbouring
house
foundations
or concreLe swimming pools.
Any trench work
required
could impact on groundwater movement which in turn
could affect
his water supply, and comments from the Lake
of the
Authority,
Ministry
Environment
and Ministry
of Natural
Resources should be
required as this is an environmentally
sensitive
area.
Mr. Bob Windmill,
148 Riverglen Drive, stated that he is not
against the concept of the condominium hotel, that it would
be good for the town.
io
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8.
r-990-09-20
1_1
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
Mr. Windmill
indicated
that he has a six foot high privacy
fence and has planted close to 200 trees in his backyard to
create privacy,
but the fence and trees will
do nothing to
prevent people looking down or throwing debris down on his
property
from seven stories
above .
be five
Mr. Windmill stated that the proposed parking will
feet from his property
and that he is opposed to the layout
of the complex.
that
Mrs. Shannon Forward of L46 Riverglen
Drive indicated
her biggest concern with this development is the increased
river
traffic
it wilt
create in both the summer and winter
months with boaters and snowmobilers.
privacy will
Mrs. Forward indicated
be lost and
that their
she anticipates
a lot of garbage having to be picked up
during c<lnstruction
of this proposed eomplex .
Commercial zone was
Mr. Smith indicated
that the Tourist
He stated that a
designed to attract
tourism facilities.
sewage
letter
was submitted to the town in 1-988 requesting
allocation
and that the drainage and privacy
fence matters
will
be addressed in the Site Plan approval stage.
t"Ir. Smith indicated
that piting
will
preserve
siLe and that the builder
will
area as possible
and will
be planting
stated
the position
that
of the two
altered
or reversed
if
necessary.
Deerhurst Inn in Huntsville
is a similar
Mr. Smith
principal .
asked
Council
Mr. Lenters
indicated
deferred
to alleviate
neighbours .
to
that
the
approve
be required on this
as many trees in the
He
many others.
could be
buildings
the
He stated
that
type of project.
this
application
in
this
application
should be
by the
concerns
expressed
and
Mr. Julien
Traziewicz,
wds in attendance
Architectr
land
on the subject
a soil
test
completed
stated
that
indicated
bad soil
in the area but that there is no problem
on the site.
accommodating Lhe building
At this time, Mayor Johnston read a letter
the application,
signed by ten residents
Drive area .
in opposition to
of the Riverglen
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8.
1,2
1990-09-20
DEPUTATIONSCONTTDI
Mr. Windmill enquired as to whether or not the surrounding
residents
would have a guarantee that any damage to their
foundations
or swimming pools created
by piling
on the
subject land would be paid by the developer.
Mr. Traziewicz
indicated
policies
insurance
on the
reason .
thal
the developer
surrounding
homes for
takes out
that very
Mrs. Forward indieated
that she had spoken to Ron Versteegan
of the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation
and was
Authority
verbally
p
r
o
p
o
s
a
l
advised that this
was turned down two
years ago due to the locat,ion of the land in a floodplain.
Mrs. Forward also mentioned that
immediate area was not circulated
of this
Mr. James Mitchell
n
o
t
i
c
e
o
f
t
h
i
s
m
e
eting.
a
Mr. Doug Carroll,
Director
stated
that a three-storey
would be in compliance with the
building
By-law.
He stated
that. the developer
could build Lwo 4storey buildings
instead of what is proposed.
Mr. Carroll
indicated
that the roads are designed to handle
any increase of traffic
of Riverglen
and if the intersection
Drive and The Queensway South was eventually
eongested,
traffic
lights
would be installed
and paid for by the
Laxpayers .
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-539
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY RIVERSIDE PLACE LTD. ,
B E I N G A N A P P T I C A T I O N T O A M E N D Z O N I N G B Y - L A W N U M B E R9 1 1 - T O
P E R M I T A N T N C R E A S E DB U I L D I N G H E I G H T O F 1 1 M E T R E S ( 8 2 F T . )
W I T H R E S P E C T T O T H E C O N D O M I N I U MH O T E L O N L A N D S D B S C R I B E DA S
PART LOT 9, CONCESSION3 (NG) BE DEFERRED, PENDING THE
FOLLOWING
:
i )
SUBIVIISSION OF A COMPTETED SHADOWCASTING STUDY TO TTIE
SATISFACTION
OF THE DIRBCTOR OF THE DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES DEPARTMENT AND THE TOWN ENGINEER.
s e 9 0 2 8. M r N
B.
13
1990-09-20
DEPUTATIONSCONT'D:
ii)
S U B M I S S I O N T O T H E D E V E L O P M E N T S E R V I C E S D E P A R T M E N TO F A
SATISFACTORY SITE PIJAN IN COMPLIANCE WITH ZONING BY-LAW
NUMBER 9]-1.
iii)
F U R T T T E RI N V E S T T G A T I O N O F T H E D E T A T L S R E G A R D I N G T H E
D E S I G N A N D O P E R A T I O N O F A C O N D O M I N I U MH O T E I .
iv)
SUBI'ITSSION OF WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM THE IAKE
REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY .
carried.
3.
BY.IAW
SIMCOE
. . . .
TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
That By-taw Number 90-1-52 (cou-2), being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on September 6, 1990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
By-law Number 90-l-52 (COU-2)
carried.
....
Cloney
That the
Committee
recess for
by
Jamieson
Special
Council
onto the
Meeting
reconvene
of the Whole Meeting at this time and that they
lunch (1:02 p.m.)
scqolq
\qqo'o1-Z0
C K
IN THE
a
1_990-09-20
2:.LL P.M.
the
Council
A Special
Meeting was held i-mrnediately follovring
matter:
i)
Collective
Agreement - e.U.P.E.
Local
L323
CONFIDENTIAL REPORTNO. CAO-90-1-9
1.
ROLL CALL :
The Clerk
present:
I
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
[vlorrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
the
Council
were
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDISCLOSURESI
None.
3.
REPORTOFTHECHTEFTIDMTNTSTRATTVE__.IPF{ICER:
a)
Collective
Agreement ,
Town of Georgina
e.U.p.E.
Local
1-323
C O N F I D E N T I A LR E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 . 1 9
t"loved by Council lor
Cloney
Laird
R E S O T T U T I ONNO . S C - 9 0 - 5 4 0
io
i
1.
TIIAT THE I',IAYOR
A N D C L E R K B E A U T H O R I Z E DT O E X E C U T E T H E
MEtvtORANDUtt'l
OF SETTLEI"IENTBETWEENTHE CORPORATIONOF THE
TOWN OF GEORGINA AND THE EANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC
EMPLOYEESLOCAL 1 323 .
2.
TTTATTIIE FOLLOWINGNEGOTTATEDCHANGESTO THE COLLECTIVE
AGREEMANTBE PROVIDEDTO THE PERMANENTNON-UNION STAFF.
o
sc9029.tYIrN
3.
1_990-09-20
REPORTOFTHECHTEFADMTNISTRATIVEOFFICERCONTID:
i)
PROBATIONARY PERIOD - REDUCED TO THREE MONTHS FROII,I
FOUR IvIONTHS FOR ALL NON-UNION
STAFF BELOW
MANAGEMENT
/ SUPERVISOR LEVELS .
ii)
ADDITIONAL
FAMILY
MEMBERS TO BE ADDED TO
BEREAVEMENT LEAVE; PRESENT POLICY INCLUDES PARENT,
SPOUSE, BROTHER, SISTER, CHILD, MOTHER.IN.LAW,
FATHER_TN-LAW, GRANDPARENTAND GRANDCHILD.
.NEW POLICY WILL INCLUDE :
SPOUSE ( INCLUDING
COMII,ION.LAWSPOUSE) , SON, DAUGHTER, LEGAT GUARDIAN ,
MOTHER, FATHER ( INCLUDTNG STEP-CHTLD AND STEPPARENT) , GRANDFATHER, GRANDMOTHER, SISTER, BROTHER
( INCLUDING STEP-BROTHER AND STEP-SISTER) , MOTHER.
IN-LAW,
FATHER-TN.LAW, SON-IN-LAW, DAUGHTER-INtAW, SISTER-IN-LAW, BROTHER-IN-LAW, AUNTS, UNCLES,
N E P H E h I SA N D N T E C E S .
iii)
I N T H E E V E N T T T { A T B E R E A V E I ' I E N TO C C U R S W H I L E O N A
SCHEDULED VACATION, BEREAVEMBNT DAYS SHALL BE
S U B S T I T U T E D F O R V A C A T I O N D A Y S I N A C C O R D A N C EW I T H
POLTCY L3.2 (b).
iv)
LEAVE OF ABSENCE, ON COMPASSIONATE GROUNDS, MAY BE
GRANTED TO EMPLOYEES WITHOUT LOSS OF SALARY OR
WAGE S , AT TH E D I S CRET I ON O F THE
CHTEF
ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICER.
SUCH TEAVE SHALI, NOT
EXCEED TWO I2I DAYS IN ANY CALENDAR YEAR.
V)
VISION
1990
CARE
$100.00 ovER A 24 t'toNTH
PERIOD.
- 1 _ 9 9 1- S 1 _ 2 5 . 0 0 o v E R A 2 4 M O N T H
PERIOD.
carried.
4.
....
BY.I,AW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Cloney
That By-Law Number 90-153 (cOU-2), being a by-law to confirm
the proeeedings
of Council
orr September 6, L990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
t,ime, passed
second and third
arrd numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
o
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4.
1-990-09-20
BY-LAWTOCONFTRMPROCEEDTNGSCONT'D:
By-law Number 90-1-53 (cOU-2)
carried.
5.
by
...,
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
p.m. )
Special
Pallett
Council
Meeting
adjourn
at this
time
(22L2
C ,\,(
!
^
U
COUNCILLOR MORRISON
ACTING MAYOR FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
( ALTERNATE
COUNCILLOR CLONEY )
rN THE
OF YORK
COUNCIL IVTINUTES
1-990-09-27
7230 P.M.
]-.
MOMENTOFMEDITATION:
A moment of
2.
meditation
was observed,
ROLLCALL:
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
a
v
3.
Regional
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Councillor
Laird
Boothby
Councillor
Wheeler
e o N Fr,re r o F T N T E R E sTDr scLosuRES:
None
4.
MINU?ESOFPREVIOUSMEETTNGS:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
following
Boothby
sets
of minutes
be adopted as presentedr
4.1-
Minutes
l-990.
4.2
Minutes
of the
Special
September 2Oth, 1-990.
Council
l"leeting
held
on
4.3
Minutes
of the
Special
September 20th, L990.
Council
Meeting
held
on
of
Council
Meeting
held
on September
Carried. . . . .
1-3th,
c9016
-
v
5.
L990-09-27
2
MINUTES OF POLICY COII}IITTEE }4EETINGS:
None.
6.
None.
7.
DEPUTATTONS:
None.
8.
EOMMUNTCATIONS
:
8.1-
Disposition:
8 . l _. l _
York Simcoe Bowlers Association , respecting
Bowli-ng Week in Ontario,
October 28th, 1990
November 4th , l-990 .
Moved by Regj-onal Councillor
Wheeler
Petherick
THAT THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 28 - NOVEMBER 4 , 1-990, BE
P R O C L A T M E D A S " B O W L I N G W E E K " T H R O U G H O U TT H E T O W N O F
GEORGINA.
Carried. . . . .
I . l _. 2
The Corporation
of The Town of wlarkham,
requesting
resolution
Council endorse their
passed in support of non profit
housing for
seniors and families.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
RESOIJUTION O. C-90-542
T H A T T H E C O R R E S P O N D E N CR
OF
EE C E T V E DF R O M T H E C O R P O R A T I O N
T H E T O W N O F M A R K H A M , R E Q U E S T I N G C O U N C T L T O E N D O R S EI T S
R E S O I J U T I O N P A S S E D I N S U P P O R TO F N O N P R O F T T H O U S I N G F O R
S E N I O R S A N D F A M I I , I E S , B E R E F E R R E DT O D O U GC A R R O I L , D I R E C T O R
O F D E V E I J O P M E NS
T E R V I C E S F O R A R E P O R TA S T O T H E A P P R O P R I A T E
hIORDINGFOR CONSIDERATIONBY COUNCIL FOR ENDORSEMENT.
Carried. . . . .
e9016
8.
L990-09-27
COMMUNICATIONS:
8.1-
Disposition:
I .l- . 3
J.R. Milton,
C o m m a n d i n gO f f i c e r ,
Lieutenant,
National
Defence , requesting
Council ' s
permission
for the 659 Royal Canadian Air
Cadets to hold their
Tag Days on April
25
27, 1991, in Pefferlaw and Sutton.
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
T H A T P E R M I S S I O N B E G R A N T E DT O T H E 6 5 9 R O Y A L C A N A D I A NA I R
CADETS TO HOLD THEIR TAG DAYS ON APRIL 25
27, 1.99]., IN
PEFFERLAWAND SUTTON.
Carried. . . . .
8.2
Rout.inelvlatters:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
That
the
information
fol
:
Cloney
lowing
corresponde
nce
be
received
for
R E S O L U T I O NN O . e - 9 0 - 5 4 4
8. 2 .L
Mrs. Wendy Grimes, with respect to the School
Crossing
Guard at The Queensway South and
Glenwoods Avenue .
RESOLUTIONNO. c - 9 0 - 5 4 5
8.2.2
Douglas E. Neufeld,
Egypt Church of
Pastor,
the Nazarene, with respect to the Children's
Workshops held at the Sutton Kin Park and the
Jackson's Point Parkette this suffim€r.
RESOLUTION NO . c - 9 0 - 5 4 6
I .2 .3
The Regional
respect to the
Municipality
Tree By-taw .
of
York,
with
e9016
8.
L990-09-27
COMMUNICATIONS:
8.2
RoutineMatters
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 5 4 7
8.2.4
Minutes of the Georgina Public
on June 20th, 1990.
Libraries
held
8.2.5
Authority
Executive
Committee Minutes of the Meeting
held on September 14th, l-990.
Carrigd. . . . .
9.
PETITIONS:
None.
1-0.
1 0 . ] - R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N S E P T E M B E R2 O T H , 1 - 9 9 0 :
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
That item L0.3 of
with at this time .
agenda be brought
the
forward
Carried
10. 3 Report
of
the
Chief
Rescue Boat - Fire
Administrative
Department
R E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 - 2 L
Officer
and dealt
c901-6
1.0.
1990-09-27
10.3 Report
of
the
Moved by Councillor
Chief
Administrative
Officer
Boothby
Seconded bv Councillor
Clonev
R E S O T J U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 5 4 9
T H A T T H E F I R E C H I E F B E A U T H O R I Z E DT O A C Q U I R E A F T R E R E S C U E
V E H I C T E ( A I R B O A T ) A T A N E S T I M A T E DT O T A T C O S T O F $ 3 7 , 7 0 5 . 4 7
AND THE NET EXPENDITUREBE PROVIDED FROMTHE FTRE DEPARTMENT
LOT IJEVY RESERVE.
Carried. . . . .
The order
1-0.
of
the
agenda
resumed
at
this
time .
COMI{ITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS:
] . 0 . ] . R E C O M M E N D A T T O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
H E L D O N S E P T E M B E R 2 O T H , 1 - 9 9 0:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the following
Whole Meeting held
Jamieson
on September 20th, 1-990, be approved:
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 5 0
1_0 . 1 . L
WITH
THAT
CONTINUE
DISCUSSIONS
STAFF
REPRESENTATIVES
FROM STOVAN DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATTON
AND INDICATE
COUNCIL ' S
CONCERNS/CHANGESPERTAINING TO THE CONCEPTUAL
PLAN AND BACKGROUNDSTUDIES AS SUBMITTED FROM
TTME TO TIME .
10.1-.3
09 L2
T H A T T I I E M E [ t ' t O R A N D U I v ID A T E D
1990
PLANNING
S UBMITTED
SMITH
BY MICHAEL
CONSULTANTS , ADDRESSTNG OFFTCTAL
PLAN
AMENDMENT NO. 43 BE RECEIVED AS BACKGROUND
INFORMATION FOR THE OFFICIAL PLAN REVIEW.
c90l_6
1.0.
r990-49-27
COMI4ITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
].0.1 RECOMMENDATTON
OSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO T T H E h I H O L EM E E T T N G
H E I D O N S E P T E M B E R2 O T H , ] - 9 9 0 :
RESOLUTTON N O . C - 9 0 - 5 5 2
10.1.5
RESOLUTION NO .
1_0.L.6
OFFICER
THAT THE CHTEF ADMINISTRATTVE
INVESTIGATE
THE POSSIBITITY
OF OBTAINING
FUNDING
FROM THE MINTSTRY
OF MUNICIPAL
' S GRANT
AFFAIR
PROGRAM FOR RENEWAL,
I},IPROVEMENT,
DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC
REVITALIZATION (PRIDE) FOR MUNICIPAL SERVICES
AND SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FACIIJITIES AND
CONTACT THE UDORA PARK SITE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE TN THTS REGARD
c-90-553
T H A T C O U N C I L P A S S A B Y - L A WA U T H O R I Z I N G
THE
IVTAYOR
AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRICTIVE
COVENANT
AGREEMENT
ON BEHALF
OF THE
MUNICIPALITY
WITH NORMANAND FLORENCE LEY,
AFFECTTNG LANDS DESCRTBEDAS PART OF LOT 6,
CONCESSION 7 (NG) , AND FURTHER DESCRIBED AS
PART ]-, DEPOSITED PLAN NUMBER 65R-1.4099.
RESOLUTTON NO .
1-0.1_.9
RESOLUTION NO .
1_0.L.9
c-90-554
THAT THE REGION OF YORK BE REQUESTED TO
INSTALT
A PEDESTRIAN
CROSSOVER WITH A
PEDASTRIAN AETUATED MID.BLOCK TYPE TRAFFIC
CONTROT SIGNAL ON HIGH STREET IN SUTTON
L O C A T E D B E T W E E N A L F I S B A K E R Y A N D B E C K E RI S O N
T H E E A S T S I D E O F H I G H S T R E E T A N D B E T W E E NT H E
AREADE AND SUTTON WEST TRAVEL AGENCY ON THE
WEST SIDE OF HIGH STREET
c-90-555
THAT
THE TOWN CONTINUE
TO PURSUE AN
APPLIEATION
FOR AN EXEMPTION UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT FOR AN INTERIM
E X P A N S I O N O F T H E LAN D F I L L
S I T E
NOTWITHSTANDTNG THE FACT THAT THE TOWN TS NOT
TECHNICALLY IN THE PROCESS IN PREPARING A
WASTE MANAGEMENT T'IASTER PLAN
Carriedr
. . . .
I
I
I
i
a
c9016
10.
1_990-09-27
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSI
] - 0 . ] . R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
H E L D O N S E P T E I " I B E R2 0 T H , 1 9 9 0 :
T H A T O F F T C T A Lp t A N A M E N D M E NNTO S . 3 2 , 3 4 , 3 7 ,
43, 45, 48 AND 50 BE REPEAIED.
l-0.L.2
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Boothby
R E S O L , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 5 5 6
T H A T T H E R E C O I ' { M E N D A T I OTNO R E P E A L O F F I C I A L P L A N A M E N D M E N T
N O I S . 3 2 , 3 4 , 3 7 , 4 3 , 4 5 , 4 8 A N D 5 0 , B E D E F E R R E DT O T H E
couNcrL
MEETTNG OF OCTOBER 11, L990,
TO PERMIT THE
D E V E L O P M E N TS E R V I C E S D E P A R T M E N TT H E O P P O R T U N I T YT O I N F O R M
T H E A P P L I C A N T S O F S T A F F I S R E C O M I { E N D A T I OT
NO R E P E A L T H E B Y LAWS.
Carried. . . . .
lloved by Regional
Councillor
The Clerk
Cloney
T H A T T H E R E V I S E D P R O C E D U R A IB, Y - L A W T O G O V E R N
T H E P R O C E E D I N G SO F T O W NC O U N C I L A S O U T L I N E D
IN REPORT TC-90-]-5 OF THE TOWN CLERK BE
APPROVED
.
10.]..7
A recorded
Wheeler
vote
was requested
recorded the vote
Mayor Johnston
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
lvlorrison
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
as follows:
YEA
X
X
X
X
X
NAY
x
X
X
X
YEA - 8
NAY
].
Carried
c9016
L990-09-27
Carried. . . . .
1.0.
] . 0 . 1 R E C O M M E N D A T I O NO
SF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N S E P T E M B E R2 O T H , ] . 9 9 0 :
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 5 5 7
10.1.4
T H A T T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N AS U P P O R T ST H E P O S I T I O N O F
THE MARKHAM-VAUGHAN
E N V I R O N M E N T A LA C T I O N G R O U P
THAT THE GOVERNMENT OF ONTARTO TAKE THE
A P P R O P R I A T EA C T T O NT O :
1-)
I M M E D I A T E L V I M P L E M E N T T N C R E A S E DQ U O T A SF O R
RETURNABLBSOFT DRINK CONTAINERS
;
2't
T M P L E M E N TD E p o s r r R E e u r R E t v l E N T so N s o F T D R r N K
CANS AND ALCOHOL BOTTLES;
3)
R E Q U I R E F A S T F O O D R E S T A U R A N T ST O P R O V I D E
R E U S A B L E D I S H E S A N D C U T L E R YF O R T H E I R S T T .
DOWNCUSTOMERS
;
4I
REQUIRE THE INDUSTRY IN GBNBRALTO REDUCE
EXCESS PACKAGING
;
Carried. . . . .
LO.2 Report
of
the
Development Services
Department:
Minor Variance Application
B1-0/90
NASH, MARTfN, Lot 45, Plan 305
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 8 L
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Pallett
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-558
]..
THAT REPORT NO . DS- 9O-81.
TNFORMATIONPURPOSES
.
BE RECETVED
FOR
c90t_6
1.O .
1_990-09-27
9
EOMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS:
l-0.2 Report
2.
of
the Development Services
Department:
T H A T T H E T O W NC L E R K B E D I R E E T E D T O F O R W A R D
A COPY
O F R E P O R T N O . D S - 9 0 - 8 ] . T O T H F M E M B E R SO F T H E
COMMTTTEE
OF ADJUSTMENTFOR THE TOWNOF GEORGINA.
Carried. . . r r
l-0.4 Report of the Clerk
General
Policy
Committee
R E P O R TN O . T C - 9 0 - 1 6
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O T J U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 5 5 9
T H A T T H E M E E T I N G SO F THE GENERAL POLTCY COMMITTEE
BE HELD ON THE SECONDAND FOURTHWEDNESDAYOF EAEH
MONTH AT 7 z30 P .t1. AND 9 : 30 A.M. RESPECTMLY
COMMENCTNG
ON OCTOBER1 0 T H, L 9 9 0 .
Carried. . . . .
].1.
U N F I N I S H E DB U S I N E S S :
None.
L2 .
BY-LAWS:
Ivlovedby Councillor
Pallett
That three
readings
Cloney
be given
to
the
following
by-laws:
(PL-3)
1"2.L That By-Law No. 90-L54
being
a By-taw
to
Authorize
Restrict'ive
Covenant Agreement,
898/89,
N O R M A NA N D F L O R E N C EL E Y , P a r t L o t 6 , C o n c 7 ( N G ) , b e
time,
second and third
passed and numbered by t,he Mayor and t,he Clerk.
B y - L a w N O. 9 0 - 1 5 4 ( P L - 3 )
o
c9016
L2 .
L99A-09-27
1_0
BY-LAWS:
L2.2 That By-Law No. 90-L55 (COU-2) By-L'aw to Govern the
Proceedings of Town Council, be now introduced
and read
a first,
second and third
By-taw No. 90-1-55 (COU-2)
Carried. . r . .
].3.
:
MOTIONS ORIGINATING BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF I-TOTION
L4 .
OTHER IIOTIONS:
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-560
THAT THE TOWN ENGINEER PREPAREA REPORT EXPLAINING THE
REqUIRED STEPS TO BE TAKEN TO PROVIDE FULI TTIUNICIPAL
S E R V I C E S T O T H E L A K E F R O N T P R O P E R T I E S F R O I TJ{ A C K S O N I S P O I N T
TO ORCT{ARDBEACH.
Carried.
A Recorded vote
The Clerk
uras requested.
recorded the vote
as follows:
O
Mayor Jonnston
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
BooLhby
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
YEA
NAY
YEA
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
NAY
8
O
Carried
. . . .
c9015
15.
L990-09-27
l_L
NOTICESOFMOTION:
Councillor
Jamieson indicated
be seeking Counci.l's
he will
approval to request the Region of York to reduce the speed
limit
on the Queensway South from60
km/hr to 50 km/hr at
the Committee of the Whole Meeting of October 4Xh, 1"990.
l-6.
O T H E RB U S I N E S S T
1 " 6 . 1 -C o u n c i l l o r
from the South
Cloney requested information
Lake Simcoe Conservation
r
e
g
a
r
d
ing when the
Authority
repairs to the Pefferlaw
t
o
b
e
c
o
m
pleted.
Dam are
The Chief Administrative
and Councillor
Officer
were directed
to look inLo this matter.
L6.2 Councillor
Cook's Bay
placing
of
provide off
Laird informed Council that the ohlners of
the
Marina had approached him regarding
gravel on Town owned lands (West Park) to
street parking for residents
and visitors.
Moved by Council
Seconded
by
Pallett
lor
Laird
Councillor
Cloney
R E S OL U T ION
N O. C- 90- 56I
]-6.3
THAT THE EHIEF ADMINISTRATTVE
OFFICER ENTER INTO
DTSCUSSTONS WITH THE OhINERS OF THE COOKIS BAY MARINA AS
TO THE POSSIBILITY
O F T H E I V IC O N S T R U C T I N G A G R A V E I , B A S E
PARKING I,OT TN THE UNUSED PORTION OF WEST PARK FOR
JOTNT PARKTNG FACILITIES
FOR PATRONS TO THE PARK AND
THE MARINA WITH THE LOT TO BE MAIN?AINED BY COOK'S BAY
MARINA .
Carried. . . . .
L6.4
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
R E S O T J U T I ONNO . C - 9 0 - 5 6 2
T H A T T H E T O W NE N G T N E E RR E P O R TO N T H E D I S P O S A L l S T O R A G E
O F N E W S P A P E RC O L L E C T E DU N D E RT H E ' ' B I J U E B O X ' ' R E C Y C L I N G
PROGRAI"I.
Carried. . . . .
o
c90L6
L7 .
L2
L990-09-27
BY.LAW TO CONFTRMPROCEEDINGS
:
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
That By-Law No. 90-L56 (COU-Z) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council
on September
13, 1990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
and numbered bv the mavor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-l-56 (eOU-2)
by the
mayor
and the
Clerk.
Carrigd. . . . .
].8.
ADJOURNMENT
On moLion the meeting
adjourned
at
8:20
erk,
ry
.
S
5cqo30
\qqo-\oo+
i
I
IN THE
f
SPECIAT COUNCIL MINUTES
( PUBLIC I{EETING )
1990-10-04
L0: 0LA.M.
l_ .
ROLLCALL:
The Clerk
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
Council
were present!
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
J
a
m
i
e
s
o
n
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURES
:
None.
8.
COMMITTEEANDOTTIERREPORTS:
8.1I .1 .1
Reportsof
theDevelopment
ServicesDepartment:
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 911
DALTON ROAD INVESTMENTS KAMLU
10:01- A.}1.
Part of Lots 5 and 6, Block 60, Plan 69
Agent ; Joe Frankfort , P. Eng.
Report No. DS-90-86
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
list
were in order.
Mayor Johnston
explained
the procedure
of
for
Public
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
Mr. Joe Frankfort,
was in
agent for Dalton Road Investments,
attendance
of t,he subject land
and sLated that the majority
is presently
zoned General Commercial (Cl) with the west
(T) .
portion zoned Transitional
Mr. Frankfort
are
indicated
that two 20metre rights-of-way
required
along the south and west lot lines to allow the
construction
of the proposed development.
He stated that
the proposed
development
be 34,000 sguare feet of
will
commercial space.
s c g 0 3 0. M r N
8.
1990-1_0-04
Mr. Harold Lenters,
stated that the owners
Senior Planner,
have applied to rezone a 24 metre strip of land adjacent to
the exi,sting commercial zoning to facilitate
a commercial
pIaza.
that no objections have been received
from commenting agencies,
that a verbal compliance has been
receive,il from the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority
and no comments have been received
of
from the Ministry
Natural Resources to date .
Mr. Lenters stated that the subject application
would appear
to satisfy
p
o
l
i
c
i
e
s
t
.
h
e
O
f
f
i
c
i
a
l
Plan and
all
o
f
relevant
that
it
t
h
e
Sutton
is suitable
at this
location
in
community .
Mr. tenters
recommended that
Moved by Regional
this
Councillor
application
be approved.
Wheeler
Cloney
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY
LTD. , BEING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND
TO CHANGE THE ZONE SYMBOL FROM 'T'
COMMERCIAL ( C]-) ON LANDS DESCRIBED
BLOCK 60, PLAN 69, BE APPROVED
carrigd.
I .1. 2
DALTON ROAD TNVESTMENTS
ZONING BY-I,AW NUMBER 9]-1TRANSITIONAL TO GENERAL
AS PART OF LOTS 5 AND 6,
....
Application
to Amend Zoning By-taw No. 911
C A R O LA N N E B A R T T E T T
10118 A.M.
Lot 2I, Plan 576 (Halmar Park Road)
AgenL: Ronald Rubinoff,
Solicitor
Report No. DS-90-82
Mayor
Johnston
the circulation
advised
list
that
the
Notice
of
Public
Meeting
and
were in order.
M a yo r Jo h n sto n e xp lained the pr ocedur e for
a public
m eeti ng.
s c 9 0 3 0. M r N
8.
1990-1_0-04
COMMTTTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONT'D:
Carol Ann Bartlett,
Applicant,
was in attendance and stat,ed
that
she submitted
for the purpose of
this
application
changing the zoning of the subject property
from seasonal to
year round residential
.
Mr. Harold
the
Lenters,
indicated
that
Senior Planner,
(
y
e
a
r
p
e
r
m
i
t
p
e
r
m
a
n
e
n
t
subject
round)
application
the
is to
occupancy
of an existing
on the subject
dwelling
unit
property .
Mr. tenters
Recreational
the property
indicated
the land is currently
that
Resident,ial
which permits residential
on a seasonal basis only.
zoned
use of
Mr. Lenters
stated
that as Halmar Park Road was recently
reconstructed
and is now an assumed municipal
road
allowance,
the permanent use of the property
is considered
appropriate.
lte added that none ofdthe commenting agencies
indieated
an objection
to the application.
Mr. tenters
recommended approval
Moved by Councillor
of
this
application.
Cloney
Pallett
TI{AT THE APPLICATION
SUBMITTED BY CAROL ANN BARTLETT, BEING
AN APPTICATION TO AMEND ZONING BY-IAW NUMBER 91]. TO CHANGB
TITE ZONE SYMBOT FROM 'R-2I
TO 'RI ON LANDS DESCRIBED AS LOT
2L, REGISTERED PLAN 576, BE APPROVED
carried.
Moved by Councillor
....
Laird
Pallett
That the Special
Council Meeting
carried.
The Special Council
time (10:46 d.rn. ) .
Meeting
convene into
(10:20a.rn.).
the Committee
....
(public
meeting)
resumed at
this
se9030.MrN
8.
1990-r-0-04
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONTTD:
I .1. 3
Application
for Plan of Condominium
MONTAGUE DEVELOPI\,IENTCORPORATION
10:46
6, Conc 3 (NG)
Part tot
- K. Spence
Agent:
Project
Planning
Report
No.
A.M.
DS-90-83
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
list
were in order.
Mayor Johnston
explained
the procedure
of
Public
for
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
l'1r. Flichael Smith of Michael Smith Planning Consultants,
!{as in attendance and stated that a
p
l
a
n
l-90 unit
of condominium was endorsed by Council in 1989
to a maximum height of 36 feet.
Mr. Smith indicated
had originally
that
the proposal
consisted
of 192 units,
had been reduced to L90 and has now
the same
increased
to L96 units,
within
all
remaining
perimeter or footprint.
building
Mr. Smith indicated
matter by providing
proposal .
is
Council with an up-to-date
Mr . Smith used a display
of the
public
the p l a n n e d c o n d o m i n i u m .
proposal
to
a housekeeping
report on the
indicate
to the
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner, stated that the subject
application
ie for a l-96 unit apartment condominium on a 3.4
hectare landholding .
I'lr. Lenters indicated
that
have indicated
an objection
Mr. tenters
none of the commenting agencies
of
this
application.
and
Mr. Fedotov of 46L Pineway Avenue was in attendance
indicat,ed
that at the time of purchasing
his property,
he
was not aware of this proposed condominium.
He stated that
his house is presently
raised onto 1"0pillars
and any heavy
equipment could cause damage to his house.
t-990-1_0-04
SC9030.!*{IN
8.
cOMMTTTEEANDOTHEBREpORTSCONTTD:
llr. Fedotov enquired as to whether or not his
involved with the proposed condorninium project.
l'1r. Smith indicated
that Mr.
involved
with the propogal .
Moved by Councillor
Fedotov's
property
property
is
is
not
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
-o
l.
THAT THE APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY KESKON DESIGN BUILD
OF A REVISED
rNC, BEING AN APPLICATION FOR ENDORSE}4ENT
PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM CONSISTING OF A MAXTMUM OF 1.96
APARTMENT UNITS ON IAND DESCRIBED AS PART OF LOT 6,
CONEESSION (NG) , BE APPROVED.
2.
MEE?
THAT THE PROPOSBD PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM
FOLLOWING
APPROVAL
CONDITTONS
BEFORE FINAT
REGISTRATION :
THE
FOR
A)
SUCH EASEMENTS AS MAY BE REQUIRED FOR UTILITY
OR
DRAINAGE
PURPOSES SIiALI, BE GRANTED TO THE
APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY;
B)
TTIE OWNBR SHALL ENTER INTO A CONDOMINIUM AGREEMENT
WITH THE TOWN, AGREEING TO SATISFY ALL I.{UNICIPAL
REQUIREMENTS, FTNANCIAL AND OTHERWISE;
c)
THE OWNER SHALL AGRBE IN THE CONDOMTNIUM AGREEMENT
NOT TO REMOVE TRESS WITHOUT THB WRITTEN APPROVAL
OF THE TOWN;
D)
PRIOR TO THE INITIATION
OF GRADING AND PRIOR TO
FINAL APPROVAL, THE TOWN ENGTNEER, THE IAKE SIMCOE
REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY AND THE MINISTRY OF
NATURAL RESOURCES SHAI,L REVIEW AND APPROVE THE
FOLLOWTNG:
i)
A STORMWATERIIANAGEMENT REPORT;
ii)
A R E P O R T D E T A T L I N G T H E M E A N S W H E R E B YE R O S I O N
AND SILTATION
AND THEIR EFFECTS $IILL BE
MINII'{IZED AND CONTATNBD ON THE SITE,
BOTTiI
DURING AND SUBSEQUENT TO, THE CONSTRUCTION
PBRIOD .
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8.
1_990-l_0-04
E)
THA OWNERS SHATL AGREE TO WORDING ACCEPTABLE TO
THE TOWN ENGTNEER,
THE tAKE
STMCOE REGION
EONSERVATION
AUTHORITY
AND THE MINISTRY
OF
NATURAT RESOURCES;
i}
TO EARRY OUT OR CAUSE TO BE CARRIED OUT THE
RECOMI'{ENDATIONSAND MEASURES CONTAINED WTTHIN
THE REPORT APPROVED UNDER CONDITION (D};
ii)
TO MAINTAIN ALL EROSION AND SILTATION CONTROT
DEVICES
IN 6OOD REPAIR
DURING TTIE AND
SUBSEQUEN? TO CONSTRUETION PERIOD IN A MANNER
SATISFACTORY
TO THE LAKE SIMCOE REGION
CONSERVATION AUTHORITY AND THE MINISTRY OF
NATURAL RESOURCES;
iii
) TO ADVISE THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOUREES
4 8 HOURS PRIOR TO TTIE COMMENCEMENTOF GRADING
OR THE INSTALLATION OF ANY ON-SITE W O R K S .
F)
3.
FTNAL APPROVALFOR REGISTRATION MAY BE I S S U E D B Y
PHASES PROVIDBD TIIAT :
i)
PHAS I NG I S PROPOSED
PROGRESSION
, AND
ii)
A L L A G E N C I E S A G R E E T O R E G I S T R A T I O NB Y P H A S E S
AND To PROVIDE CTEARANCES;CLEARANCESWILL BE
REQUIRED FOR EACH pHASE pROpOSED FOR
R E G I S T R A T I O NB Y T H E O W N E RA N D , F U R T H E R M O R E ,
T H E R E Q U I R E D E T E A R A N C E SM A Y R E L A T E T O L A N D S
N O T L O C A T E D W I T H I N T H E P H A S E S O U G H TT O B E
REGISTERED.
I N
AN
ORDERLY
THAT THE ELERK FORWARD
A COPY OF REPORTNUMBERDS-90-83
TO THE REGIONAL COMMISSIONEROF PLANNING.
. . o.
carried.
ltloved by Councillor
Pallett
That the
Special
Councillor
Council
Wheeler
Meeting
recess at this
time
(L0155
d.llri. )
Caffied.
o
i
The Special
&.f0.
) .
Council
Meeting
. . . .
resumed at
this
time
(1L:10
sc9030.MIN
B.
1990-L0-04
COII$TITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONT'D:
I . 1 .4
Application
to Amend Temporary Use By-Law 9L1-88
477
11 : 10 A.M,
MARG COATES - ART FIETD
Part Lot I, Conc. I (NG)
Brown Hill
Community Church
Report No. DS-90-84
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
list
were in order.
Mayor Johnston
explained
the
procedure
of
Public
for
Meeting
a public
and
meeti-ng.
l{lr. Lenters
stated that none of the commenting agencies had
indieated
an objection
to the extended use of the trailer.
He stated that staff
to the continued use
have no objection
tank
of the trailer
subject
to improvement to the holding
system to the satisfaction
of the Regional Health Unit.
Mr. Lenters
Moved by Councillor
of this
application.
Pallett
Cloney
1.
THAT THE APPLICATION SUB}IITTED BY THE BROWNHILL
C O M M U N I T YC H U R C H( A R T F I E L D ) , B E I N G A N A P P L I E A T I O N T O
A M E N D Z O N I N G B Y - L A W N U M B E R9 1 . 1 - - 8 8 - 4 ? 7 T O P E R M I T T H E
EXTENSTONTO THE TEMPORARYUSE OF A MOBILE TRAILER AS A
B A S E F O R C H U R C HO P E R A T T O N S
O N I A N D D E S C R I B E DA S P A R T
L O T L , C O N C E S S I O N8 ( N G ) , B E A P P R O V E DF O R A P E R I O D O F
THREE YEARS, AND THE FOLLOWINGBE REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE
PASSING OF A BY-LAW AMENDMENT;
A)
APPROVAT FROM THE REGIONAL I"IEDICALOFFICER OF
H E A L ? H W T T H R E S P E C T T O T H E C O N T I N U E DU S E O F T H E
CIJASSV WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM.
carried.
....
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3.
B
1-990-l_0-04
BY-LAWTOCONFTRMPROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
That By-Law Number 90-1-57 (eOU-2), being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
4, 1990, be now
on October
of Council
timer passed
introduced
second and third
and read a first,
By-Iaw Nunber 90-l-57 (cou-2)
carried.
I"loved by Regional
Councillor
by
....
Wheeler
Cloney
That t,he Special
Council Meeting
adjourn into
(11:20 a.m.)
the Committee
SCgoar \qqo-toa+
IN THE
1_990-r-0-04
L L z2 4 A . M .
O
A Special
Committee
maLters :
Council
of the
i )
Local
Government Week
ii )
Street Name Changes
R E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 - 2 1
r.
RotL cALL:
The Clerk
Whole l"leeting to deal with
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
Council
following
the
the following
were present:
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
EONFLICTOF INTERESTDISELOSURES:
None.
9.
COMMUNICATIONS:
9.1-.3
'Local
Government
Weekr
-
october
15th
1-9th,
1990
l"loved by
Councillor
Seconded
by Regional
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTION NO. Se-90-567
1-9TH, l-990,
THAT COUNCIL PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 1-5TH
I
L
O
C
A
L
AS
G O V E R N M E N T W E E K I T H R O U G H O U TT H E T O W N O F G E O R G T N A
AND THAT THE FOLLOWING PRESENTATIONS BE SCHEDULED;
M O N D A Y , O C T O B E R 1 5 T H , 1 - 9 9 0 A T T H E C O O K I S U N I T E D C H U R C HH A L L
TIME:
7:00 P.M.
9:00 P.M.
s e 9 0 3 1. M r N
9.
t-990-10-04
T U E S D A Y , O C T O B E R1 6 T H , L 9 9 O A T T H E S T E P H E NL E A C O C KC E N T R E ,
KESWICK
TIME: 7:00 P.M.
9:00 P.M.
T H U R S D A YO C T O B E R 1 8 T H , L 9 9 0 ,
SUTTON
TIIVIE: 7:00 P.M.
9:00 P.Fl.
AT THE KNOX UNITED CHURCH,
carried..
].1..
...
l-L. 3 Street
Name Changes
R E P O R TN O . C A 0 - 9 0 - 2 1 _
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
RBSOTUTTON O. SC-90-568
That the Iist
of street
name changes be approved
(Present name in bold print)
amendments as follows:
1)
AIJEXANDERBLVD . - BALDWIN
Thomas Drive
( WARD 6 )
2I
BEEEH AVE. - JACKSONI S POINT
Irarsen Ave .
( WARD 5 )
3}
B E A C HS T . - J A C K S O N I SP O I N T
Nasello Ave .
( W A R D5 )
4I
BIRCH STREET - SUTTON
St. James Street
( WARD 5 )
5)
ROAD RUNNING OFF BIJACK RIVER ROAD
Road running north off
Black River Rd. East of
Park Rd .
Commonly known
as Lee Farm ( 5 houses )
Recognize as LEE FARM ROAD
Road running north off
Black River Road West of
Virginia
Blvd . 5 houses
Commonly called Doyle Beach
Recognize as DOYLE BEACH LANB
( WARD 6 )
with
s c g 0 3 1.-M r N
I.1.
1_990-1-0-04
6)
BOUCHIBR DRIVE Pine Post Road
7|
BROOK DRIVE -
Isle
I )
Vista
Drive
Lane
(WARD 5 & 6 )
CATERING ROAD
SUTTON
To starL at Dalton Road and run
south through Old Homestead Rd .
and stop at Baldwin Rd.
Recognize as ; Catering
1.O)
( WARD 6 )
VIRGINIA
( WARD 5 )
BURKESTREET-SUTTON
( 2 h o m e s w i t h D a l t o n R d . numbers )
Hopeeliff
9)
(WARD 4I
KESWICK
Road
I S SDRD. ( WARD 6 )
CRYDBRMAN
To start at Baldwin Rd. and
run south and east and
stop at Hwy. 48 .
Recognize as ; Cryderman ' s Sideroad
1-1 )
EEDAR ST . - SUTTON
Brisbane St,reet
L2 '
CBDARHURSTBEACH . JACKSON' S POINT ( WARD 5 )
Runs north off t,he tip of Lake St.
Cedarhurst
( WARD 5 )
Beach Road
( W A R D2 I
1-3)
CENTREAVE.-KESWICK
Elmhurst tane
14 )
CENTRE ROAD . RAVENSHOE ( WARD 1_)
Carley
r_5 )
1.6)
Road
SUTTON
( WARD 5 )
CHURCHSTREET - PEFFERTAW
Pineview Court
( WARD 7 I
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I.1..
1_990-10-04
CoMMITTEEAND oTHER REPoRTS coNTtDs
L7I
CHURCHSTREET (TO INCTUDE TTIIRD ST) - PORT BOLSTER
( WARD 7 I
Clovellv Cove
]-8 )
CTARLYN TIEIGHTS RD, - KESWICK ( WARD 3 )
Quiet Heights lane
19)
C R E S C E N TR O A D - S U T T O N ( E N D S A T R I V E R D R . }
Sibbald Road
20 )
EAST AVE. /WEST AVE. /NORTH AVE. - FRANKLIN BEACH
( WARD 4 )
Shiner Circle
2L I
ELII{ STREET Snooks Road
221
FIRST STREET - PEFFERLAW
Rivendel I Road
(WARD 7I
23 '
FIRST STREET - PORT BOTSTER
Corners Avenue
( WARD 7 I
241
FRANKLIN ROAD - VIRGINA
Lambrook Drive
( WARD 6 )
25 )
GEORGEROAD - JACKSONI S POINT ( WARD 6 )
Mourning Dove Road
261
GEORGESTREET - KESWICK
Georgette Street
271
GEORGINAAVENUE - JACKSONIS POINT
( AND T,AKE ST . TO BECOMEONE)
Pinery
SUTTON
( WARD 5 )
(WARD 1.)
( WARD 5 )
lrane
28)
GEORGINADRIVE - PEFFERLAW
Deerhurst Lane
29',
( W A R D1 )
H A L I B E R T O ND R I V E . K E S W I C K
(Between Pasadena & Hollywood)
Orlando
Drive
(WARD 7',
( W A R D5 )
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11..
1990-10-04
CoMMITTEEAND oTTIER REPoRTS CoNTID:
30 )
ITAKEVIEV{BLVD. - ROYAL BEACH
Blue Jay Boulevard
( WARD 6 )
3].)
I,AKEVIEW ROAD - VIRGINIA
Burnie Road
(WARD 6)
321
LOCKIE ROAD - KESWICK
Lockie Sideroad
( WARD 2 '
33)
LORNA AVENUE - WILLOW BEACH
Liberty
Avenue
(WARD 4\
34 )
MAPLE AVENUE - KESWICK
Red Maple Avenue
( WARD 2I
35 )
MAPLE CRESCENT.
Aleah Cresc .
( WARD 1-)
36)
IIAPLB ROAD - VIRGINIA
tarch Lane
(WARD 6)
371
MAPLE STREET - PEFFERLAW
Forestry Drive
( WARD 7I
38)
M E D I N A S O U A R EE . A N D W . - K E S W I C K ( W A R D3 )
Regner Square
39 )
METROPOLITANAVENUE - ISTAND GROVE ( WARD 4
Cottage Grove
40 )
MIIL STREET - UDORA
Recognize as Mil I Street
41)
MORTONBLVD. . CRESCENTBEAEH
Red Robin Rd.
(WARD 4)
42 '
MORTONCRESC. - CRESCENTBEACH
Sina Street
( WARD 4 )
43 )
NIDA CRESC. - KESWICK
Orange Court
44 '
PARK AVENUE - JACKSONIS POINT ( WARD 5 )
Grew Boulevard
KESWIEK
')
( WARD 7I
( WARD 3 )
s e 9 0 3 1. M r N
11-.
1990-t-0-04
45)
P A R K D R I V E - D U C L O SP O I N T
Blue Heron Drive
46\
P A R K D R I V E ( S O U T H ) - D U C L O SP O I N T
McRae Beach South
471
PARKDRM-
R O Y A LB E A C H
( W A R D7 )
( W A R D7 I
(First east of Royal Rd.)
( WARD 6 )
Sumach Drive
48 )
PARKIiIAYROAD - JACKSONI S POINT
Golf Haven Drive
49 '
PETER STREET - SUTTON
Seaward Drive
50)
R I V E R D R I V E ( C I R C L E ) . J A C K S O N I SP O I N T
Sea Gul I Court
5 1 -)
RIVER STREET- KESWICK
Waterbend Drive
( W A R D2 I
52 '
RIVERSIDE DRIVE - PEFFERLAW
Heathbank Avenue
( WARD 7 I
53 )
ROAD TO MAYI S WHARD- ROCHESPOINT ( WARD 4 '
May ' s Wharf Road
54)
R O S E C R E S C E N T- K E S W I C K
Bay Court
( W A R D3 }
55 )
ROSNEIJLCOURT
Recognize as RosneII
( WARD 5 )
( WARD 4I
( WARD 6 )
( W A R D5 )
Court
56 )
ROYAL ROAD - VIRGINIA
Cronsberry Road
571
S E D O R ES T R E E T - J A C K S O N I SP O I N T
Ravenswood Drive
( W A R D5 )
58 )
SIMCOE AVENUE - JACKSONI S POINT
Ritchie
Avenue
( WARD 5 )
59 )
SIMCOE STREET - PORT BOLSTER
Port Street
( WARD 7 I
( WARD 6 )
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_ rN
1-I-.
60 )
SUNSETAVENUE - DUCTOSPT .
Ashwood Avenue
( WARD 7 I
6 1 .)
S U N S E TC I R C L E - J A C K S O N I SP O I N T
Lyons Lane
( W A R D4 I
621
T T T I R D S T R E E T ( I N C I , U D E S C H U R C HS T . ) - P O R T B O L S T E R
( WARD 7 I
- Port Bolster)
(Same as ChurchSt.
Clovelly
Cove
63)
VICTORIA STREET- UDORA (Lane runni-ng off)
Recognize as Peers Lane
64 '
WIttOW LANE - ISLAND GROVE
Abbey Road
carried.
3.
( W A R D7 l
( WARD 4 )
..,.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
That By-Law Number 90-150 (COU-2), being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
4, 1-990, be now
on october
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
By-law Number 90-1"58 (COU-2)
carried
by
s c 9 0 3 1. M r N
4.
r-990-10-04
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
That the Meeting adjourn
at
this
carried.
time
....
ll1,:2(t a.m.)
cq0\1
\qS - to"It
-r,,".
COUNCfLLOR PALLETT
ACTING MAYoR FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER
(ALTERNATE
''.-i.',.:'"T,
COUNCTLLOR JAMTESON)
IN THE
OF YORK
EOUNCTL MTNUTES
t-990-1_0-11
7:30 P.M.
Acting
1.
Mayor Stephen Pallett
order.
was observed.
ROLLCALL:
call
and the
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Pallett.
Councillor
Petherick
3.
to
MOT"IENLOFMEDITATrON:
2.
the meeting
called
following
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
members of
Cloney
Jamieson
Boothby
Laird
coNFLTcToFTNTEREQSDTSCLOSURES:
None.
4.
MINUTESOFPREVJOUSMEETINGS:
Cloney
That the
following
Plinutes of
the
taird
Minutes
Council
l,,teeting held
on September 27Lh, L990.
Carried r . . . .
5.
MTNUTESOFPOLLCYCOMMITTEEMEETINGS:
None.
6.
BUIINESSARISTNGFROMMINULES:
None.
1.
DEPUTATIONS*:
7.L
Michael
Smith of t'lichael Snith Planning Consultants,
acting as agent for
Limited,
JOSE PAULA,
Lot
98 , Judges
Plan
6A2 , Volga
- Jackson's
Avenue/Alexander Blvd. Brules Subdivision
permission
p
e
r
m
i
t
Point,
reguesting
a
n existing
to
shed to remain on the lot for the storage of tools and
material
on
while their
new home is being constructed
the subject lot .
permit
Mr. Smit,h also requested
be
that
a building
issued after
the road has been upgraded to assumabfe
standards as agreed to by Mr. Paula.
Mr. Smith was informed by t"lr. R.T. Magloughlen, Town
Engineer,
that the passing of an amendment to Zoning
B y - L a w N o , 9 1 - 1 ,w i l l
his
allow Mr. Paula to construct
home prior
to t.he road being assumed.
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
lulorrison
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 6 9
1.
A BUILDTNG PERMIT BEING TSSUED FOR THE NE'T RESIDENCE.
2.
A BUTLDTNG
REQUTRED.
3.
THAT PERMTSSION BE GRANTED TO ALLOW THE STORAGE SHED TO
REMAIN TN ITS PRESENT LOCATION TO BE USED FOR THE
STORAGE OF TOOLS AND MATERIAL DURING THE CONSTRUCTION
OF A NEW RESIDENCE ON tOT 98, JUDGES PLAN 602, VOLGA
AVENUE/ALEXANDER
BOULEVARD , BRULES SUBDIVISION ,
JACKSONIS POINT SUBJEET TO CONFIRMATION FROM THE CHIEF
MUNICIPAL LAW ENFORCEMENTOFFICER THAT THE SHED CANNOT
SUPPORT HUMAN HABITATION, PRIOR TO A BUII,DING PERMIT
BEING ISSUED.
4.
A DEMOLITTON AGREEII,IENTBEING ENTERED INTO WTTH THE TOWN
THAT THE SHED WILL BE REMOVED FOLLOWTNG THE COMPLETTON
OF THE NEW HOUSE.
PERMIT
BEING
ISSUED
Carrigd.
FOR THE
. . . .
SHED
IF
c9017
8.
1990-10-11
COMMUNICATIONS:
8.1-
Disposition:
8.L.1-
The Regional
of York with
Municipality
respect to AIDS Awareness Week, October L52 L , l _ g g 0.
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
Laird
R E S O T U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 7 0
T H A T T H E W E E K O F O C T O B E R 1 - 5 . 2 L , L 9 9 4 , B E P R O C L A I P 1 EA
DS
''ATDS AWARENESS
WEEK'' THROUGHOUT
THE TOWNOF GEORGINA.
Carried. . . . .
I .2
Routine
Matters :
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
T h a t t h e f o I I ow i n g c o r r e s p o n d e n c e b e
information :
r ec e i v ed
f or
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-5718.2.1-
Letter
of invitation
from Ontario Hydro to
the St,reet-Smart
Program, Ontario
Lighting
Place, Friday October 26, l-990, ert 11-r00 a.m.
R E S O L U T T O NO . C - 9 0 - 5 7 2
8.2.2
t{inistry
of
' s
Council
mussel s .
Natural Resources responding to
respecting
zebra
resolution
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 5 7 3
8.2.3
The Regional
with
of York,
Municipality
respect
to Report
No. L5 of the Regional
Engineering
Committee headed "1990 Five-Year
Capital Expenditure Forecast " .
c90L7
1_990-10-11
4
8.
EOMMUNTCATIONS
:
I .2
Routine
Matters :
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 7 4
8.2.4
The Regional Munieipality
of York, leLter of
invitition
to attend
a
for
co-uncillors
presentation
g
r
o
w
t
h
urban
of the alternate
concepts,
to the
Regional
with
regard
Official
Plan, orr October 25, 1990.
R E S O T U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 7 5
8.2.5
Ministry
with respect
of Municipal
Affairs,
to the "Lessons from Others" Symposium being
conducted on October 31 , l-990.
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 5 7 6
8.2.6
Planning
Building
1990.
and Development Department Monthly
Report for the month of September,
Carried. . . . .
9.
PETITIONS:
None.
1-0.
] . 0 . ] - R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N O E T O B E RA T H , 1 . 9 9 0 :
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
That the following
Recommendations of the Committee of the
Whole Meeting held on October 4th, 1990, be passed:
R E S O L U T T ON
NO . C - 9 0 - 5 7 7
]-0.1.].
T H A T C O U N C I L P R O C L A T MA N D A D V E R T I S ET H E W E E K
O F N O V E M B E R4 T H
1OTH, L990, AS INATIONAL
CRIME PREVENTIONWEEK' THROUGHOUT
TTIE TOWNOF
GEORGINA
c9017
1.0.
5
L990-10-1L
COIVIMITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS
:
] . 0 . ] - R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
H E L D O N O C T O B E R4 T H , 1 9 9 0 :
R E S O I J U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 7 8
]-0.1-.2
RESOLUTION NO .
L0.1_.3
RESOLUTION NO .
L0.1.4
THAT I'IAYOR ROBERT D. JOHNSTON BE NOI.,IINATEDTO
REPRESENT THE TOWN OF GEORGINA ON THE YORK
R E G T O N A T H O U S I N G A U T H O R I T Y.
c-90-579
THAT COUNCIL PASS A BY.LAW AUTHORIZTNG THE
MAYOR AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRICTIVE
ON BEHAI,F
OF THE
COVENANT
AGREEMENT
MUNICIPALITY WITH EDITH ANDERSON, AFFECTING
LANDS DESCRIBED AS PART OF LOT L9, CONCESSTON
6 (NG) , AND FURTHER DESCRIBED AS PART L,
DEPOSITED PIAN NUMBER65R-1.4623
c-90-580
1..
FOR A ONE YEAR
THAT
THE REQUEST
EXTENSION OF DRAFT APPROVAL FOR PLAN OF
SUBDIVTSION L9T-79044 BE GRANTED.
z.
,,o**o*ol"*ffiBER
rHAr rHE cr,ERK
Ds-
9O-87 TO THE REGIONAL COMMISSIONER OF
PLANNTNG FOR TNFORMATION PURPOSES.
RESOLUTION NO .
l_0.1_.5
c-90-581
THAT THE MAYOR AND CLERK BE AUTHORTZED TO
ENTER
INTO A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE
M I N I S T R Y O F G O V E R N M E N TS E R V I C E S F O R T H E U S E
OF THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AS THE LOCATION FOR A
SMALL CLAIMS COURT, ]-O DAYS PER YEAR, FOR A
P E R I O D O F T W O Y E A R S C O M M E N C I N GA P R I L L , 1 9 9 ] - ,
AT AN ANNUAL AMOUNT OF $847.20
PAYABLE AT A
RATE OF S 70 . 60 MONTHLY
c90L7
].0.
L990-L0-l_L
1 0 . ] - R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E E O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EI { E E T I N G
H E L D O N O C T O B E R4 T H , 1 9 9 0 :
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 5 8 2
10 . J-. 6
THAT COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT
TO PROCEED TMMEDTATELY WTTH THE INSTALLATION OE' A
WELL AND PUMPING EQUIPMENT
AT ROCHES POINT
MEMORIAL HALI, AT A COST OF 5T7,750.
AND THAT THE
EXPENDTTURE BE PROVTDED FROM THE PARK LEVY RESERVE
ACCOUNT AND THE PROVTSIONS OF THE PURCHASING BYLAW BE WAIVED AND THAT THREE QUOTES BE REQUESTED
FOR THE INSTALLATION
OF THE WELL AND PUMPING
EQUIPMENT.
RESOTUTIONN O . C - 9 0 - 5 8 3
10 . I . 7
THAT COUNCIL REQUEST THE REGION OF YORK TO REDUCE
T H E S P E E D L I M I T O N T H E Q U E E N S W A YI N K E S W I C K F R O M
60 KM/H FROM HOLLYWOOD DRTVE, NORTH TO MORTON
AVENUE
l_0 . 1 . 8
THAT COUNCIL RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THE REGIONAL
COMMISSIONER OF ENGINEERING TO CONSIDER, THE
FOLLOWTNGROAD IMPROVEMENTS FOR THEIR 1.991- BUDGET;
1.
SURFACE TREAT THE SECTION OF RAVENSHOEROAD
FROM HIGHWAY #48 TO EGYPT SIDEROAD.
2.
INSTALLATIoN
oF TRAFFIc
SIGNALS AT THE
TNTERSECTTON OF THE QUEENShTAY SOUTH AND
BISCAYNE BI,VD IN KESWICK.
3.
INSTALLATION
OF TRAFFIC
SIGNALS AT THE
TNTERSECTTON OF THE QUEENShIAY SOUTH AND
RAVENSHOE ROAD.
4.
RESURFACE METRO ROAD FROM KENNEDY ROAD TO
SALVATTON ARMY ROAD.
5.
RESURFACE PARK ROAD IN SUTTON FROM HIGHWAY
#48 TO BLACK RIVER ROAD.
c90L7
10.
1990-10-11_
10.]-
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO F T H E C O M M I T T E E O F T H E W H O L E } , I E E T I N G
HEID ON OCTOBER 4TH, ].990:
6.
I M P R O V E M E N TA T T H E T N T E R S E C T T O N O F W O O D B I N E
AVENUE AND BISCAYNE BLVD .
7.
T M P R O V E M E N T SA T T H E I N T E R S E C T I O N O F T H E 5 T H
CONCESSION
ROAD AND REGIONAL ROAD #79,
BELHAVEN .
Carried
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O I J U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 8 5
].0.2.].
THAT THE RESOLUTION TO REPEAL OFFICTAL PLAN
A M E N D M E N TN O S . 3 2 , 3 4 , 3 7 , 4 3 , 4 5 , 4 8 A N D 5 0
BE DEFERRED TO THE COUNCTL MEETING TO BE HELD
oN ocToBER 25TH, 1990.
Carried.
l-0.3
Report
of
the
Public
Works
Department:
1-)
Tender Contract
No. RDS 90-08-1-4
Alice
Avenue Resurfacing
2,
Tender contract
No. RDS 90-1-0-1-6
Equipment, Rental , Snow Ploughing
3)
Tender Contract
No. RDS 90-1O-L7
Equipment
RenLal , Sanding
REPORT NO. RTS.9O.]-8
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
by Councillor
Cloney
Boothby
. . . .
c901-7
].0.
L990-L0-L1
10.3 Report of the Public
Works Department:
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 5 8 6
THAT THA TENDER IN THE AMOUNT OF $31 , 750 . OO FOR THE
RESURFACING OF ALTCE AVENUE SUBMITTED BY K.J.
BEAMISH
C o N S T R U C T T O NC O . L T M I T E D , R . R . l - , p . O . B O X 2 5 4 , K r N G C I T Y ,
ONTARIO, LOG IKO, BE ACCEPTED, SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF
THE MTNISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION ONTARIO FOR SUBSTDY PURPOSES.
THAT THE TENDER IN THE AMOUNTOF $95.00 PER DAY STANDBY TIME
A N D $ 7 5 . 0 0 P E R H O U R O P E R A T T N G R A T E , T O S U P P L Y S N O WR E M O V A L
EQUIPMENT FOR THE 1990-91. WINTER SEASON SUBMITTED BY WITLIAM
MARRITT,
BALDWIN,
ONTARIO,
BE ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO THE
APPROVAL OF THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION ONTARIO FOR
S U B S I D Y P U R P O S E S.
THAT THE TENDER rN THE AMOUNT OF $l-24.00 pER DAY STANDBY
TIME AND $38.50 PER HOUR OPERATING RATE, TO SUPPLY SANDING
EQUIPMENT FOR THE 1-990.91- hIINTER SEASON SUBMTTTED BY J.F.
KITCHING, 22481. KENNEDY ROAD, R.R. 2, QUEENSVILLE, ONTARIO,
BE AECEPTED SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE MINTSTRY OF
TRANSPORTATION ONTARTO FOR SUBSIDY PURPOSES.
Carried.
10.4
Report
of
the
Notice
of
Intention
. . . .
Clerk:
to
Designate
the
Manor
House
REPORTNO. TC-90-19
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T T O NC - 9 0 - 5 8 7
THAT TOWN COUNCIL PURSUANT TO SECTION 29 (7) OF THE ONTARIO
HERITAGE ACT, REFER THE MATTER OF THE DESIGNATION OF THE
''MANOR HOUSE''
TO THE CONSERVATION REVIEW BOARD FOR A HEARING
AND A REPORT AS A RESULT OF A NOTICE OF OBJECTION BETNG
FILED WITH THE TOWN CLERK.
Carried. . . . .
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1 - 0. 5 R e p o r t o f t h e C h i e f
Sports
Administrative
Officer:
Complex
R E P O R TN O. C A 0 - 9 0 - 2 L
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Boothby
R E S O L U T T ON O . C - 9 0 - 5 8 8
T H A T M A R S H A L L M A C K L T N M O N A G H A NL I M I T E D B E A U T H O R I Z E D T O
P R O C E E DW I T H T H E S T A G E 2 I N V E S T I G A T I O N S O F T H E K E S W I C KS I T E
FOR THE SPORTSCOt"lpLEXAT AN BSTTMATEDCOST OF 514,000.
Carried. . . . .
1 - ].-
U N F I N I S H E DB U S I N E S S :
None.
L2.
B Y - I A W S:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That three
readings
Jamieson
be given to
the following
by-law:
L2.L That By-Law No. 911--90-589 being a By-Law to Amend
Z o n i n g B y - L a w N o . g L L , C A R O LA N N E B A R T L E T T ,
Lot 2L, Plan 576
Halmar Park Road, be now introduced
and read a first,,
second and third
timer passed and
By-Law No. 91-1-90-589
Mayor
and the
by the
CI e r k .
Carried.
. . . .
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r.990-r.0-l_1
10
BY-LAWS
:
At the request of the Development Services Department,
following
by-law was withdrawn from the agenda:
the
L2.2 A By-Law to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 9LlINCORPORATED
SYNODOF THE DIOCESE OF TORONTO
Part Lots 2L & 22, Conc. 2 (NG)
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That three
readings
Jamieson
be given
to
the
following
by-law:
(PL-3)
L2.3 That
By-L,aw No. 90-l-59
being
a By-L,aw to
Authorize a Rest,rictive
Covenant, EDITH ANDERSON
Part Lot. L9, Conc. 6 (NG), be now introduced and read a
first,,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-159 (PL-3)
Carried. . . . .
13.
MOTIONSORIGTNATINGBYWAYOFPREVIOUSNOTICEOFMOTION:
None.
L4 .
OTHER MOTIONS:
With
the
agreement
deferred
until
later
].5.
NOTTCESOF MOTTON:
None .
of
Council
Members,
in the meeting.
item
L4.L
was
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t-1
OT H E RB U S T N E S: S
J - 6. 1 C o r r e s p o n d e n c e f r o m M r . D o u g I a s C . l " l a t t h e w s , w i t h
respect to (road to) May's Wharf (Road).
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Boothby
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 5 8 9
T H A T T H E E O R R E S P O N D E N E ER E C E I V E D F R O M [ V l R . D O U G L A S C .
M A T T H E W SW I T H R E S P E C TT O M A Y I S W H A R F( R O A D ) , B E R E F E R R E D
TO
T T T EC O T q M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G S C H E D U L E DF O R O C T O B E R
L8TH, l_990.
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the Council
discuss Item14.1
Morrison
Meeting resolve into an tIn-Camera'
session to
of the agenda at this time. (8:05 p.m.)
Carried
Council
Meeting arose from the in-camera meeting
(8:L7 p.rl.) and dealt with the following
resolution.
L4 .
at
this
time
O T H E RM O T I O N S :
l-4. l-. l-
Personnel
Moved by Councillor
Matter
- Confidential
Cloney
Jamieson
RESOTUTION
NO. C-90-590
T H A T T H E F I R E - F T G H T E R S R E C O M M E N D E DS A L A R Y S T R U C T U R E B E
ADOPTED EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 15, ]-990.
FIRE PREVENTION OFFICER
].ST CLASS FIRE FIGHTER
2ND CLASS FTRE FTGHTER
3RD CLASS FIRE FIGHTER
ATH ELASS FIRE FIGHTER
PROBATIONARY FIRE
FIGHTBR
L00%
1_00%
90%
80eo
70%
39,000.00
39,000.00
3 5 , l _ 0 0. 0 0
3 L , 2 0 0 .0 0
2 7 , 3 0 0. 0 0
65%
2 5, 3 5 0 .0 0
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1990-10-L1_
OTHER MOTIONS:
L4. l-.l-
Personnel
Matter
Confidential
EACH LEVEL IS ONE YEAR; HOWEVER, FIRE FIGHTERS MUST PASS A
TEST BEFORE MOVTNG TO TT{E NEXT CLASS
]-990 SALARY STRUETURE GRADE III
FIRE FIGHTERS
STEP 1-
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 4
29,089
30,801-
32,51_L
34,223
Carried.
L4 . 2 Promotional
Printed
Material
Conceptual
Approach / Photography
Camera Read Artwork
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
r . . .
and
Cloney
by Councillor
Jamieson
R E S O L U T T O NN O . e - 9 0 - 5 9 1
THAT COUNCTL APPROVE AN EXPENDTTURE Up TO $7,000.00
FOR
REQUTRED PHOTOGRAPHY, PHOTO READY ARTWORK AND INITIAL
BROCHURE DESIGN, ACCORDTNG TO THE CONCEPT PRESENTED BY
SEANLON LOWRYON SEPTEMBER27TH, ].990.
Carried.
L7.
. . . .
BY.LAWTOCONFIRMPROCEEDTNGS:
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
Cloney
That By-Law No. 90-L60 (COU-2) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council
l-l-th,
on October
L990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed.
and numbered by the Mayor and the C1erk.
By-Law No. 90-1-60 (eOU-2)
Carried
c90l_7
]-8.
1_990-r.0-l_r.
13
ADJOURNMENT
:
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
That the meeting
Cloney
be adjourned
(8:20 p.m. )
Carried. . . . .
Mayor , Robert
ry
Sim
scqos+
(9qo-tat8
IN THE
sc9034
l_990-1_0-1-8
8:30 A.M.
l_.
ROTLCALL :
The Clerk
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
Members of
Counci-l were present,!
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
Councillor
CounciLl"or Pallett
Councillor
Boothbv
CONFLICT OF INTEREST:
None.
Members of
this time .
Council
agreed
to
move into
an in-camera
meeting
at
The Members of Council arose from the in-camera meeting at this
time and instructed
the Chief Administrative
Officer
to prepare a
restolution
to be considered
at the Committee
of the Whole
meeting to follow
in order to complet,e the eonstruction
of the De
La Salle Camp. (9:48 €t.[1.)
3.
ADJOURNMENT:
aL this
time
(9:48 &.m.)
scqo33
t99o-ro1g
IN THE
SPECIAL COUNCIL IV1INUTES
r_990-10-18
L2:42 P.M.
A Special
Committee
matters :
Council
of the
Meeting
was held
immediately
Whole
t"leeting
to deal
with
i)
Tender Contract
No. PW90-09-04
High Street
Watermain
ii)
De La Salle Camp Contract,
Vaughan Construction
Limited
1.
Tender
ROLL CALL :
The Clerk
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
following
the
the
following
members of
Council
Regional
Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Council]or
Pallett
were
present:
Wheeler
None .
It{oved by
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Wheeler
T H A T D A W N E N T E R P R I S E S L T D . . T H O R N H I L L , B E A W A R D E DT H E H I G H
S T R E E T W A T E R I " I A I NC O N T R A C T I N T H E A M O U N T O F $ l - 9 5 , 7 3 7 . 8 s
carried.
. r. .
1 9 9 0- 1 0 - 1 8
scg033.MrN
Moved by Councillor
taird
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O N N O. S C - 9 0 - 5 9 5
T H A T T H E T E N D E R O F V A U G H A N C O N S T R U C T I O NL I M I T E D T O C O M P L E T E
THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR DE LA SALLE CAMP IN THE AMOUNT
oF s222 , 2L4 . 3L pLUS OTHER COSTS ASSOCTATED WrrH THE
IDENTTFIED
DEFTCIENCIES
BE ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO THE
CONFIRP1ATION OF THE TOWN SOLICITOR THAT ALTA SURETY HAS
COMPLIED WITH THE TERI"IS AND CONDITIONS AGREED TO BE THE TOWN
OF GEORGINA
carried
! ,.
BY-LA'!
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Seconded by Courrcillor
Cloney
the proceedings
4, 1990, be now
of Council, on october
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
arrd numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
By-law Number 90-1,62 (CoU-2)
carried
o 4.
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Secorrded by Councillor
lrlheeler
Pallett
at this
Robert
time
(L2t43 p.m.)
Johns
by
ffi&
$qo-\o-\B
IN THE
( P U B L I C M E E T T N G)
t_990-1-0-1_8
L 0: 4 2 A . M .
]- .
ROLL CAIL :
The Clerk
and the
following
Ivlayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor Morrison
Councillor
O
2.
members of Council
were present:
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Couneillor Pallett
taird
None.
B.
DEPUTATIONS:
8.1-
Special
Council
8.1.1
lvleetinq
(PublicMeetinq):
Application
to Amend Zoning By-taw No. 911GIOIA, GIOVACCHINO
LA:42 A.M.
Boulevard
Lot 96, Judges Plan 602 - Alexander
REPORTNO. DS.gO-BB
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
were in order.
list
Mayor Johnston
explained
the
procedure
of
for
Public
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
Mr. Gioia,
applicant,
that
he had purchased the subject property
in 1-983 and built
a
dwelling
on the land in 1-984. He wishes to legalize
this
existing
dwelling unit.
Mr. Harold Lenters,
Senior Planner,
that this
indicated
application
is to arnend the Zoning By-law to affectively
legalize
an existing
dwelling
unit, which was built without
permit, on the subject property.
a building
Mr. tenters
stated that the property does not have frontage
on an assumed urunicipal
rr>ad and therefore
does not comply
with Section 5.12 of the Zoning By-law.
S C 9 O 3 2. M I N
8.
L990-1-0-1_8
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
lvlr. Lenters indicated
that none of the commenting agencies
object
to this
application
but that
the Town Engineer
requires
the road consLruction
to Alexander Blvd prior
to
the passing of a zoning amendment.
that the Official
Plan designation of
this
land is Lakeshore Residential
and is zoned Rural (RU)
at the present
would
be
time.
The proposed
zoning
(R) with a special
provision
Recreational
to
Residential
permit a single family dwelling on an unassumed road.
Mr. L,enters indicated that the existing
dwelling
residential
is considered
that
a compatible
land us€o
He stated
to
compliance with the ontario
Code is difficult
Building
determine
since inspections
were not conducted during the
various sLages of constructi-on.
Mr. Lenters recommended that this application
be approved
prior
subject to specific
to the passing of a
requirements
by-law amendment .
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O. S C - 9 0 - 5 9 2
1.
THAT THE APPLTCATION SUBMITTED BY GIOVACCHINO GIOIA,
BETNG AN APPLICATTON TO AMEND ZONING BY-LAW NUMBER9]-1T O P E R I I , T I TD E T A C H E D R E S I D E N T I A L
DEVELOPMENT ON LAND
D E S C R I B E D A S t O T 9 6 , J U D G E S P L A N 6 0 2 , B E A P P R O V E DW I T H
THE FOLLOWfNG REQUIRED PRIOR TO THE PASSING OF A BY-LAW
AI-IENDI"IENT:
i)
THAT THE OWNER SHALL ENTER INTO A DEVETOPMENT
AGREEI',IENTWITH THE TOWN OF GEORGINA.
ii)
C O N S T R U C T T O N O F A L E X A N D E R B L V D . F R O M V O I J G AA V E N U E
TO THE FRONTAGB OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY TO THE
SATISFACTION OF THE TOWN ENGINEER, TO A SUBURBAN
STANDARD.
iii)
TTTAT THE OWNER OBTAIN A BUILDING
PERITIT AND
WRITTEN CONFTRMATION FROM THE CHIEF BUITDING
OFFICIAL THAT THE EXISTING DWELLING ON THE SUBJECT
PROPERTY CO}TPLIES WITH ALL RELEVANT PROVISIONS OF
THE ONTARIO BUITDING CODE.
O
sc9o32.MrN
8.
1990-10-18
DEPUTATIONSCONT' D :
iv)
2,
SUBP1ISSION TO THE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTII,TENT
OF A SURVEY, PREPARED BY A QUALIFIED ONTARIO LAND
SURVEYOR, ILLUSTRATING THB EXISTING DWETLINGUNIT
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ZONE PROVISIONS OF THE
RECREATIOI{AL RESIDENTIAT (R) ZONE CATEGORY.
T H A T T H B S U B J E C T A P P L I C A T I O N B E R E C O N S I D E R E DB Y C O U N C I L
IF THE CONDITIONS REFERRED TO IN ]. . HAVE NOT BEEN
WITHIN 1. YEAR OF THE DATE OF THIS REPORT.
FUIFIILED
A recorded
The Clerk
vote
was requested.
recorded
the vote
as follows:
Yea
Mayor Johnston
Regional Council lor Wheeler
Council lor Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
Couneillor l"lorrison
Councillor
Pallett
Nay
x
X
x
x
x
YEA
NAY
carried.
I . r .. 2
....
Application
to Amenrl Zoning By-Law No. 91-1
S O L A K I S , M I C H A E LA I I D A F R O D I T I
LL:08 A.M.
Part Lot L, Conc. 4 (c)
H W YA 8 l e a l d w i n
R E P O R TN O. D S . 9 O - 8 9
Mayor Johnston
the circulation
advised
that
the Notice
Iist
were in order.
Mayor Johnston
explained
the procedure
of
for
Public
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
Mr. Michael
Solakis,
was in attendance
and
applicant,
indicated
that he proposes to construct
a gas bar on the
subject
pave the gas bar area
land.
He stated that he will
and that he wiLl construct
it with an island in the centre,
o
s c g 0 3 2. l l r N
8.
1_990-1_0-1_8
DEPUTATIONS CONTr D l
approval
Mr. Solakis indicated
that he has received written
from the t{inistry
for access onto ltighway
of Transportation
*48.
Mr. Harold
that
the
Senior Planner,
indicated
Lenters,
gasoline
proposes
applicant
a self-serve
to establish
filling
station
or gas bar on the subject landsr ds well as
possible
future
Highway Commercial Uses and has reguested
t h e S e r v i c e C o m m e r c i a l ( C 2) z o n e c a t e g o r y .
lands are currently
that the subject
(1.{1-7) which permits a plastic
zoned Restricted
Industrial
as the only permitted
injection
mould/tool
and die operation
by-law also contains
use.
IIe stated that the site-specifie
a special provision
to permit an accessory dwelling unit.
that no objections
have been received
of
from the comrnenting agencies but that Lhe Medical Officer
of
Health
reguires
and the t"linistry
more inforrnation
Transportation
has not commented to date.
Mr. tenters
indicated
that a small scale Highway Commercial
He
land.
use is considered
appropriate
for lhe subject
stated
that
in the Service
many of the uses permitted
for the
Comrnercial (C2) zone category are not appropriate
p
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
p
r
oposed
subject
and should be excluded from the
by-law amendment. Alternatively,
he suggested that Council
may wish to consider a zoning arnendment which would permit
use.
the proposed gas bar as the only permitted
Mr. I-,enters stated
does
that
staff
application
unreasonable
in terms of
existing
surrounding
land uses .
not consider
compatibility
this
with
Plr. Lenters
indicated
that
he has some doubts as to the
Ministry
of TransportaLion
approving another entrance onto
Highway #48 and wc'uld like to receive comments from both the
Plinistry of Transportation
and the Regional Health Unit.
Mr. Lenters reconrmended that this application
be deferred
pending receipt
of
of comments from the Medical Officer
HeaIth and the lttinisLry of Transportation.
Mayor Johnston read correspondence from Fritz
and Christa
Brausewetter,
immediate neighbours
of the subjecL land,
strongly
objecting
to the proposed reaoning and proposed
subseguent development of a gasoline filting
station.
1990-10-1-B
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B.
DEPUTATIONS CONT' D :
Mr. Paul Troster was in attendance and stated that he cannot
would approve
of Transportation
believe
that the Ministry
He
i
n
t
h
a
t
l
ocation.
another
entrance
H
i
g
h
w
a
y
onto
#48
indicated
that the t.raffic
in this area is already
situation
fairly
dangerous and to add another entrance would be making
a bad traffic
situation
worse.
1"1r.Troster
stated that he does not believe that installing
of Highway #48 and old
traffic
lights
at the intersection
situation.
Homestead Road would solve the dangerous traffic
Mr. solakis
indicated
that the new entrance onto Highway #48
would be approximately
L10 metres from Old Homestead Road.
t'lr. Doug Carroll
of
, Director
that
indicated
Mike Baskerville
the site
Departnrent
had visiLed
workers to stop work on the filling
Services,
Development
of the Engineering
the
and had reguested
and grading of the land.
Cloney
Pallett
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 5 9 3
1.
THAT THE APPLICATTON SUBMITTED BY MTCHAEL AND AFRODITI
SOLAKIS,
BEING AN APPTICATTON TO AVIENDZONING BY-IAW
N U M B E R 9 ] - 1 T O P E R M I T S E R V T C E C O M F I E R C I A LU S E S O N L A N D
DESCRIBED AS PART tOT L, CONCESSION 4 (G), BE DEFERRED,
PENDING THE FOLLOhIING:
i)
RECEIPT
OF FURTHER COI'IMENT FRO},I THE MEDICAL
OFFICER OF HBALTH WITH RBSPECT TO THE SUITABILITY
O E T H E S I T E T O A E C O } , I } , I O D A T EP R I V A T E S E R V I C E S F O R
THE PROPOSED DEVETOP}IENT;
ii)
RECEIPT
OF COI.,IMENTS FROIII THE
TRANSPORTATION
carried.
....
MINISTRY
OF
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3.
1990-1_0-18
BY-LAWTOCONFIRI4PROCEEDINGS:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
That By-Law Number 90-L6l- (COU-21 , being
a by-law
to
confirm
the proceedings of Council on October 4, 1990, be
now introduced
time,
and read a first,
second and third
passed and numbered by the l'layor and the Clerk.
the Mayor ancl the CLerk.
carried.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
by
....
Wheeler
Pallett
That
the
Special
Council
Meeting
the
into
reconvene
time (11:30 a.m.)
Johnsto
Clerk
O.K
CORPORATTONOF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
OF YORK
t_990-10-25
7:33 P.M.
1.
MOMENTOF MEDITATION:
A moment of medit.ation
2.
ROTLCALL:
gave the ro11
were present:
The Deputy Clerk
members of Council
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
O
3.
was observed.
call
and
the
following
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
LoNFLICToFINTERESTDISCLoSURES:
with
of interest
Councillor
Petherick
declared a conflict
Item L0.2.3, McCrossan/Chan Consent Application,
ReporL EM90-03 due to the fact
is employed at the
that
his wife
office
of the solicitor
acting for the applicants.
4.
I'IINUTESOFPREVIOUSMEETINGS:
Moved by Regional
CounciJlor
That the
following
Wheeler
Jamieson
sets
of minutes
4.1
l,{inutes of
4 r h , 1 - 9 9 0.
the
Special
Council
Meeting held on October
4.2
lulinutes of
4 t h , t _9 9 0 .
the
Special
Council
l"leeting held on October
2
c9018 .[vlIN
4.
l-990-1-0-25
M I N U T E S O F PREVIOUS MEETINGS CONT' D I
t"linutes
l_990.
4.4
Minutes
of the
l_Bth, 1990.
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on october
4.5
Minutes
of the
1Bth, 1990.
Special
Council
l{eeting
held
on October
of
the
Council
ltteeting held
carfied.
5.
on october
l-lth,
4,3
. . . .
MINUTESOFGENERALPOTTCYCOMMTTTEEMEETING:
None.
6.
None .
7.
DEPUTATIONS :
luloved by Councillor
Boothby
That the
Majsztrik
Laird
Rules of Procedure be waived to
to address Council at this time
carried.
permit
Christine
....
Ms. Christine
Keswick, was in
Majsztrik
of L97 Cedar Street,
atterrdance and read to Council her letter
dated October 23,
1990, concerning the lighting
on Metro Road in Keswick from
the
Five Corners
to Old Homestead Road and requesting
installation
stretch
of
of signal
crosswalks
along this
road.
Ms. Majsztrik
indicated
that a close friend of hers was hit
at a dark location
on Metro Road recently
and is concerned
for
both children
this
or crossing
and adults
walking
stretch
the
of roacl in the evening.
She reguested
that
speed limit
be deereased
from60
km/h to 40 km/h and
indicated
that she had spoken to the York Region Police to
request increased radar control
in this area.
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' D:
CONT
DEPUTATIONS
Moved by Regional
Seconded
by
Councillc'r
Councillor
Wheeler
Boothby
T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N C EF R O I V 1
CHRISTINE I'IAJSZTRIK DATED OCTOBER
23, 1990,
R E S P E C T I N G T H E S A F E T Y O F I ' I E T R OR O A D N O R T H F R O M
FIVE CORNERS TO OLD HOMESTEAD ROAD IN KESWICK BE REFERRED TO
THE TOWN ENGINEER FOR A REPORT ON POSSTBI,E SOLUTIONS TO THE
R E S I D E N T ' S E O N C E R N SO U T T I N E D I N T H I S T E T T E R
carfied.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That
time
Item
l-0. 1 .7
Wheeler
Councillor
be
moved
forward
carried.
1-0.
. . . .
and
dealt
with
at
this
....
l - 0 . 1 R E C O M I - , I E N D A T I OO
NF
S T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T I N G
H E I D O N O C T O B E R1 B T H , J . 9 9 0 :
LO.1-,7
T H A T T H E O F F I C I A L P L A N A I ' { E N D M E NNTO I S . 3 2 ,
34, 37, 43, 45, 48 AND 50 BE REPEALED.
lvlr. Wayne Woods, Chief Administrative
Officer,
indicated
that
Council had adopted the official
Plan Amendments but
the Ministry
of Agriculture
and Food had not accepted these
amendments because of their new Farmland Guidelines Policy.
Moved by Couneillor
Cloney
Pallett
That the Rules of Procedures
the public to address Council
be waived to permit
at this time
carried.
....
members of
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1-990-L0-25
COMIITITTEE
AND OTHER REPORTSCONTID:
Mr. Roger O'Dell stated that he was granted two severances
on his farm land three or four years ago by the Committee of
Adjustment
but the Official
Plan Amendment No. 43 is now
being repealed.
He asked how long this amendment would be
had
repealed.
Mayor Johnston
informed
him that, Council
passed the Official
Plan Amendment but it had been turned
down by the Province,
the amendments
they now have to alter
the Province.
to satisfy
Mr. Roydon Prosser asked if it would still
for
be possible
he and his wife to sever off a parcel
of land from their
landholdings on which to build a house and retire.
that it
t"lr. Woods, Chief Administrative
officer,
indicated
for
seems that
m
a
k
e
i
t
e
a
s
i
e
r
the new legislation
would
t
h
e
ir
f
r
o
m
bonafide
farmers
s
e
v
e
r
r
e
t
i
r
e
m
e
n
t
l
o
t
s
to
landholdings .
being told thaf at
lvlr. O'Dell
indicated
that he recalled
the time the new policies
were brought in, no farmer would
have to leave his community due to new legislation.
Mr. Prosser requested
Ministry
of Agriculture
his land .
Moved by Councillor
of any changes by the
notification
and Food policies
which may affect
Pallett
Seconded by Councillc,r
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-597
T H A T T H E O F F I C I A L P L A N A M E N D I I ' T EN
NO
TIS. 32, 34, 37, 43, 45,
48 AND 50 BE REPEALED IN ORDERTO REVIEW THE MINISTRY OF
AGRICULTUREAND FOOD POLICIES AND THAT THE APPLICANTSOF
R E P E A L B DO F F I C I A L P L A N A M B N D M E N T#S3 2 , 3 4 , 3 7 , 4 3 , 4 5 , 4 8 A N D 5 0
BB NOTIFIED OF FUTURE DEVELOPMENTSBY THE MINTSTRY OF
A G R T C U T T U RA
EN D F O O D P O L T C YG U T D E L T N B S .
carri€d.
Moved by Councillor
....
Pallett
Councillor
That Addendum ftemNo.
with at t.his time
Wheeler
l-0 . 2 . 3 be moved forward
Caffied
. . . . .
and dealt
1990-r.0-25
c9018.[r{rN
].0.
COMI{ITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS:
LA.2 Reports
l_0 . 2 . 3
of
the
Public
Application
B 1-0 9 / I 9
Applicant :
Works Department:
for
Consent
Nos.
81-08/89 and
I v l c C r o s s a n, D a n a n d S a n d r a
C h a n , C . W.
P a r t L o t 2 L , C o n c e s s i o n 5 (c )
Wanicki Road, Pefferlaw
R E P O R TN O . E M - 9 0 - 0 3
Councillor
Petherick
with this item as
declared a conflict
acting
his wife is employed at the office
of the solicitor
for the applicants,
in any discussion
he did not participate
or vote .
Mrs. l'lcCrossan stated that page one of this report indicates
that she was told in the fall
o f 1 - 9 8 1 "o f t h e r e q u i r e m e n t o f
of the
the extension
of Wanicki Road and the construction
that she was not advised of
turning
circle.
She indicated
these things at this time .
indicates
Mrs. McCrossan stat.ed that page 2 of this report
to
winter
maintenance was not performed by the Town prior
February 1981.
She indicated
that the only Town maintenance
of this road occurred from February, l-98l- to Plarch, l-981-and
from February,
1-982 to l"larch, L982.
She stated that they
absences in the hopes of
had informed Public Works of their
reducing
their
taxes over the winter
months due to nonShe stated
occupancy and snowplowing not being necessary.
the
that
the road was not plowed on the weekends that
during the winter months.
McCrossans did visit
the location
Plrs . McCrossan
No. 6 of the
Condition
indicated
that
understood by
Committee of Adjustment Decision was not fully
She stated that they had tried
her.
to meet the conditions
on their
first
severance applications
but they lapsed due to
a one foot reserve on the land not. being obtained.
the
Mrs. McCrossan indieated
they have maintained
that
ditches
themselves since 1984 on Wanicki Road by removing
debris
that a turning
impeding water flow.
She indicated
circle
on Donna Drive off Holmes Point Road is L1,7 feet deep
wide which
in size for the
and 82 feet
seerns adeguate
snowplows to turn around in.
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C O M M I T T E EA N D O T H E RR E P O R T SC O N T ' ! :
had been
I"lrs. McCrossan indicated
that twelve trees in total
a
n
d
l
a
wn, and
cut down to make room for the driveway, house
she does not wish to cut down more trees than necessary to
make room for a large turning circle.
was in
t'lichelle
Ingram-Smith,
solicitor
for the applicants,
p
r
e
v
i
o
u
s
consent
a
attendance
and mentioned
to Council
application
in the name of Quesenberry for which four lots
were reguested and a turning circle
reguired.
A copy of the Committee of Adjustment Decision
Bl-08/89 was photocopied
and subrnitted to Council
this time for their
review and information.
Moved by Councillor
regarding
Members at
Cloney
l'lorrison
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 5 9 8
I-.
TTTATA TURNING EIRCLE BE INSTALLED AT THE END OF
W A N I C K I R O A D T O A R U R A L S T A N D A R D( R - 2 ] - ) .
2.
THAT
THE
RECONSTRUCTTON
OF
WANTCKT
ROAD
TO RURAT
S T A N D A R D( R - 2 1 ) B E R E Q U I R E DB U T T H A T P A V I N G O F W A N I E K I
ROAD NOT BE REQUIRED.
3.
THAT THE TURNING CIRCLE AT THE END OF WANICKI ROAD BE A
P R O V T N C I A L S T A N D A R DT Y P E ' B ' ( L 2 M E T R E S) T R A V E L L E D
PORTION.
carried
a s a m e n d € d .. . . .
Morrison
Seconriled by Councillor
Pallett
That the above recommendation
be amended by deleting
recommendation No. 3 and replacing
it with the following;
'3.
THAT THE TURI{ING CIRCLE AT THE END OF WANICKI ROADBE
R - 2 1 . S T A N D A R D( 1 . 5 M E T R E S ) T R A V E L L E DP O R T I O N .I
carried
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10.
1990-1.0-25
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONT'D!
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
l"lorrison
RESOIJUTION
N O. C - 9 0 - 5 9 9
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE II,IAYOR
AND CLERK TO
E X E C U T E A C O N S E N TA G R E E M E I { TT O R E F I , E C TC O U N C T L ' SR E S O L U T I O N
N O . C - 9 0 . 5 9 8 A D O P T E DO C T O B E R2 5 , 1 . 9 9 0 , B E T W E E NS A N D R AJ O A N
I{CCROSSANAND CHUN WAN CHAN, AS OWNERS,AND THE CORPORATION
O F T H E T O W N O F G E O R G I N A , R E S P E C T I N GP A R T O F L O T 2 L I N T H E
FIFTH CONCESSIONOF THE FOR}IERTOWNSHIPOF GBORGTNA
Carfiedr
Moved by
Councillor
Seconded
by Regional
. . . .
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
provide
wit.h
applicants
That the Committee
of Adjustment
applications
at the
copies
of the reports
respecting
their
if
requested.
time of the Committee
InleetiDg$,
of Adjustment
carried.
Council
B.
resumed the
order
of
the
i ...
agenda at
t,his
time .
:
COMMUNICATIONS
B.LDisposition:
I . l _. l -
The Royal Canadian
Mr, Douglas J. Richie,
Council proclaim November
tegion,
requesting
LL L , 1 - 9 9 0 r d s R e m e m b r a n c eD a y s .
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Laird
RESOLUTION
NO. C-90-600
T H A T T H E D A Y S O F N O V E M B E R1 - , l - 9 9 0 T O N O V E M B E R1 1 , 1 9 9 0 , B E
PROCLAIMEDAND ADVERTISED AS REMEMBRANCE
THE
DAYS THROUGHOUT
TOWNOF GBORGINA
carried.
....
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8.
1_990-10-25
COMMUNICATIONS CONT ' D :
Mr. J. Perkins, Rickfs Towing & Service,
respect to tow truck licensing.
8.L.2
Moved by Regional
Councillor
with
Wheeler
Laird
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-601
T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N CFER O M M R . J . P E R K I N S , R T C K I S T O W T N G&
S E R V I E E , W I T H R E S P E C TT O T O W T R U C K L T C E N S I N G , B E R E F E R R E DT O
T H E T O W NC L E R K F O R A R E P O R T T O B E P R E S E N T E DT O T H E G E N E R A L
POLICY COIVITVIITTEE
carried.
I . l _. 3
....
Sutton West & District
Diabetes
Awareness
December L , 1-990.
lvloved by Councillor
Lions Club , respecting
25Week, November
Laird
Cloney
T H A T T H E W E E K O F N O V E M B E R2 5 , 1 9 9 0 T O D E C E M B E R1 - , 1 . 9 9 0 B E
PROCLAIMEDIDIABETES AhIARENESS
W E E K ' T H R O U G H O UTTH E T O W NO F
GEORGINA
carried.
B. 2
Routine
Matters :
At t.he request
of
removed from Routine
That
the
information
. . . .
Councillor
Petherick,
lvlatters and dealt with
Item 8.2.3
separately.
be
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
Routine
Matters
following
:
be
received
for
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 0 3
I .2 .L
Correspondence
from LuraGroup, Environmental
Managemenl Strategists,
respecting a "Parent
Class Environmental Assessment" study.
1_990-10-25
c 9 0 1 8. ! , l r N
B.
COMMUNICAf IONS CONT ' D :
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-604
Provincial
Correspondence
from the ontario
the
for
Police,
of appreciation
letter
assistance
received
from the Georgina Fire
on
Department
at the scene of an accident
Georgina Island.
8.2.2
carried.
8.2.3
O
ttlr. L.
closure
....
Burrows,
with
respect
of parts of take Drive.
M o v e d b y C o u n ci l l o r
the
to
proposed
C l oney
Pallett
THAT CORRESPONDENEE
FROtvIMR. L. BURROWS
WITH RESPECTTO TTTE
PROPOSEDCTOSUREOF PARTS OF LAKE DRIVE BE CONSIDEREDAT TIIE
COUNCIT I'{EETINGOF NOVET,IBER
8TH, 1-990.
A recorded
vote
The Deputy Clerk
was requested .
recorded
the vote
as follows:
YEA
t'layor Johnston
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Boothby
Council lor Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Pallett
C o u n ci 1 I o r P e t h e r i c k
YEA
NAY
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
6
3
carried.
NAY
....
9,
t-990-L0-25
1-0
C9018,lvllN
P E T I T I O N S:
None .
].0.
:
EF T I i E W H O L EI T I E E T I N G
SF T H E C O I ' { T " I I T T EO
1 0 . 1 R E C O M M E N D A T I O NO
HELD ON OCTOBBR1.8TH , 1 9 9 O:
Moved by Couneillor
Cloney
That the following
Whole be adopted:
Pallett
recommendations
of
the
Comrnittee of the
R E S O L U T T o NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 0 6
1_0. l, . 1
THAT THE TERM OF THE DEMOLITION AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THOPIAS BAZOS AND THE CORPORATION OF THE TOllIN OF
GEORGINA BE EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 3]., 1-991., AND
TTIAT THE OWNER BE PERMITTED TO CONNECT HIS NEW
HOME TO THE TOWN SERVICES THROUGH THE EXISTING
HOUSE AND THAT OCCUPANCY OF THE OLD HOUSE IS
PROHIBITED UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE PROPERTY HAS
BEEN I,EGALLY SEVERED AND TOWN SERVICES HAVE BEEN
MADE AVAILABLE FOR AN ADDITIONAL CONNECTION.
R E S O L U T T O NN O , C - 9 0 - 6 0 7
10.1.2
]..
BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE
THAT A BY-IAW
A CONSENT
MAYOR AND CTERK TO EXECUTE
AGREEMENT AND A TRANSFER OF EASEIIENT FOR
DRAINAGE
PURPOSES BETWEEN I'IICHAEL WADE
AS OWNER, AND THE.
CONSTRUCTIONCO. LIMITED,
CORPORATTON
OF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA,
RESPECTTNG LOTS 1.52-158 INCTUSIVE AND PART
23 ,
LOT
151 , PLAN
472
AND PART
LOT
coNcEssroN7 (c) .
2.
THAT A BY-LAW BB PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE
MAYOR AND CLERK TO EXECUTE A RELEASE AND
A B A N D O N M E N TO T T H E E A S E M E N TR E G I S T E R E D A S
INSTRUMENT NUMBER524449 ON OCTOBER2ATH,
1 9 8 9 R E S P E C T I N GP A R T L O T S 1 . 5 1 , 1 5 2 A N D 1 5 3 O N
PLAN 472 .
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l_990-L0-25
11-
COMMTTTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONT'D:
R E S O I J U T I O NN O . E - 9 0 - 6 0 9
10.I.3
THAT THE RECYCLING CO-ORDINATOR PREPARE A REPORT
ON AIJI, RBCYCLING OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE TOWNOF
WHICH
GEORGINA
DETERMINE
AND THAT COUNCIL
RECYCLING STAGE TO II{PLETVIENTNEXT
R E S O T U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 L 0
1 _ .0L . 4
T H A T T H E E O U N C I L O F T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N AH E R E B Y
A U T H O R I Z E T H E R O A D S A N D T R A F F I C S U P E R T N T E N D E NTTO
CAIL TENDERSFOR THE FOTLOWINGLIST OF EQUIPMENTI
1.
ONE ( ]- ) 5
EQUIPMENT
2.
ONE (1-) TWO CUBIC YARD LOADER
TON
DIESEL
DUMP TRUCK AND
RESOLUTION
NO. c - 9 0 - 6 1 r _
10 . L. 5
T H A T A B Y - I A W B E P A S S E D T O F U R T H E R A I I ' I E N DB Y . L A W
(TR-l. ) TO PROHIBIT PARKING ON BOTH
NO. 88-055
SIDES OF THE QUEENSWAY NORTH, NORTH OF CHURCH
STREET FROI'{'120 I'IETRES TO APPROXIMATETY 400 METRES
AS
AND THAT NO PARKING
SIGNS BE INSTALLED
REQUESTED
l-0. 1 .6
1 _.
THAT A BY.LAW BE PASSED TO DEDICATE THAT
PART OF LOT 22, CONCESSION 5 OF THE FORMER
TOWNSHIP OF GEORGINA, DESIGNATED AS PART 2 ON
PIAN 65R-].4539, AS PUBLIC HIGHhIAY AND FORMTNG
PART OF PETEIS LANE, PEFFERLAW.
2.
T H A T A BY.LAW BE PASSEDTO DEDICATETHE ON E
FOOT RESBRVE LAID OUT ON PLAN 367 AS PUBLIC
HIGHWAY AND FORMTNG PART OF REGENT STREET,
PEFFERLAW
carried
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r-990-t-0-25
L2
10.2 Report
of
Public
Works Departrnent:
of Certain Land as being
10.2.LDedication
A Public Highway and Forming Part of
Sth Concession Road (NG)
the
R E P O R TN O. R T S - 9 0 - 2 0
Moved by Councillor
Pallet,t
Cloney
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-614
T T T A TA B Y - L A ' I ' B E P A S S E D T O D E D I C A T E P A R T L O T 6 , C O N C E S S I O N
5 , I I O R E P A R T I C U T A R L Y D E S C R I B E D A S P A R T 2 O N R E F E R E N C EP I A N
6 5 R - 1 . 4 0 9 0 , A S B E T N G P U B L I C H I G H W A YA N D T O R M I N GP A R T O F T H E
BOYERSSIDEROAD
carried.
L4.2.2
Landfill
Site
..,,
l'1.O.8. Grant
R E P O R TN O . T E - 9 0 - 3 8
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Pallett
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-6L5
1.
THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINA HEREBY
APPLIES TO THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT FOR A
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM(FAP) GRANT TO ASSIST WITH
T H E P R O P O S E DE X P A N S I O NO F T H E G E O R G I N AL A N D F I L L S I T E
AND AGREESTO UNDERTAKETHE SCOPEOF THE WORKDESCRIBED
I N A P P E N D I X ' A ' A N D T N A C C O R D A N CW
E ITH THE CONDITIONS
S E T O U T I N A P P E N D I X ' B ' A T T A C H E DH E R E T O .
2.
THAT THE I'{AYOR, CLERK AND TOWN ENGINEERARE AUTHORIZED
TO EXECUTE SUCH APPLTCATION FORMS AND SUPPORTING
DOCUMENTS
TO GIVE EFFECT TO THE FOREGOING.
carried.
....
t3
C g O 1 B. M I N
] - ] -.
1_990-10-25
None.
L2,
B Y - I A W S:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That three
readings
Boothby
be given
to
the
following
By-taws:
a By-Law to
L2.L That By-Law No. 90-l-63 (PWO-2) being
dedicate certain
lands as public
highway, Part Lot 5,
Concession
Fifth
5 , Reference
Plan
65R-L4L92
Concession Road (NG) , be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
tinre, passed and numbered by
the Mayor and the Clerk .
B y-l a w N o. 9 0 -l -6 3 ( PW O- 2
)
and
signed
Passed,
CIerk.
(PL-B)
L2.2 That
a By-Law to
By-Law
No. 90-L64
being
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Consent
Agreement between Sandra Joan l"lcCrossan and Chun Wan
Chan, d.s owners, and Lhe Corporation
of the Town of
Georgina, respecting
the Development of part of Lot 21
in the fifth
Concession
of t.he Former Township of
Georgina,
second
n
o
w
be
introduced
and read a first,
passed and nurnbered by the Mayor and
and third
time,
the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-L64 (PL-8 )
L2.3 That By-taw
a By-Law to
No. 90-l-65 (PWO-2) being
Dedicate Certain
Lands as a PubIic Highway and Forming
Part of Pete's Lane, Pefferlaw,
and
be now introduced
passed and
read a first,
second and third
time,
By-Law No.
90-165
(PWO-2)
by the Mayor and CLerk.
CgO1-B.MIN
LZ .
L4
1990-1_0-25
BY-LAWS CONTI D r
(PUT-1-) being
a By-Law to
L2.4 That By-Law No. 90-166
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to Bxecute a Consent
Agreement
and a Transfer
of Easement for Drainage
Co'
purposes
9{ade Construction
between
Michael
Limitedr
d$ owner, and the Corporation
of the Town of
l-58
Georgina, respeeting
the Development of Lots L52
23 ,
Lot
Inc . , Part
Plan
472 and Part
tot
151,
and read a first,
Concession 7 (G), be now introduced
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the l'layor
and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-166 (PUT*I )
by the tvlayor and Clerk.
being
a By-Law to
l-2,5 That By-Law No. 9A-L67 (PUT-I)
Authorize
the l4ayor and Clerk to Execute a Release and
the Drainage
Abandonment
of Easernent Respecting
Co.
Easement Transferred
by Michael Wade Construction
Limited to the Corporation
of the Town of Georgina over
Part Lots l-51-, L52 and l-53, Part 472, be now introduced
time, passed and
and read a first,
second and third
By-taw
No . 9A-L67
( PUT-1 )
a By-Law to
L2.6 That By-Law No. 90-1-68 (CON-1-) being
and Enter
the Mayor and Clerk to Authorize
Authorize
of Government
into a tease Agreement r'rith the Ministry
Chambers as the
Services
for the Use of the Council
Location
for a Small Clain'rs Court, be now introduced
time, passed and
and read a first,
second and third
nurnbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 1 - 6 8 ( C O N - 1)-
by the l"layr:r and Clerk.
L2.1 That By-Law No. 90-169 {TR-1) being a By-Law to Further
Amend Schedule II of By-Law 88-055 (TR-l-) a By-Law to
Govern and Cc'ntrol the Parking of Vehicles in the Town
of Georgina, be now introduced
seeond
and read a first,
and third
tinre, passed and numbered by the Mayor and
the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-1-69 (TR-1 )
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15
1990-L0-25
BY.LAWS CONTIDI
1-2.8 That By-law
No. 90-1-71 (PWO-2) being
to
a by-law
dedicate certain
lands as a Public Highway and Forming
Part of Regent Street,
be now introduced and
Pefferlaw,
passed and
read a first,
second and third
time,
B y - t a w N o . 9 0 - 1 7 1 - ( P W O - 2)
carried.. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
$econded by Councitrlor
That three
readings
Cloney
be given
to By-law
911--90-591-:
l-2.8 That By-taw No. 91-1-90-591- being a By-Law to Amend
S Y N O DO F T H E
Zoning By-Law No. 9l-1, THE INCORPORATED
DIOCESE OF TORONTO, Part of Lot 4, Lot 5, South of
be
Raines $treet,
and l-,ot 6 North of Bouchier Street,
now introduced. and read a first,
time,
second and third
passed and numbered by the t{ayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 91L-90-591
by the t"layor and Clerk.
carried.
....
Councillor
Jamieson declared a conflict
Iaw 91-L-90-590, he did not' vote.
Moved by Councillor
readings
interest
with
by-
Cloney
Secc,nded by Councillor
That three
of
PaIlett
be given
to
By-Law 911--90-590;
L2.9 That. By-Law No" 91-1-90-590 being a By-Law to Amend
Z o n i n g B y - L a w N o . 9 l - 1 , V I C T O R I A N N AP R O P E R T I E S ,L o t l - 6 ,
Plan 198, be now introduced
second
and read a first,
p&ssed and numbered by the Mayor and
and third
time,
the Clerk .
By-Law No. 9L1-90-590
carried.
....
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1990-10-25
L6
B Y - L A W S C O N T' D ;
Moved by Cc.'uncillorPallett
That two readings
L2,I0
Councillor
be given
to By-Law 90-1-70 (TI-L);
That By-Law No. 90-170 (TI-1") being a By-Law to
of Drainage
Raise Money tr: Aid in the Construction
1980
Works under the Tile
A
c
t
,
R
.S.o.
Drainage
a
f
i
rst
a
n
d
r
e
a
d
Chapter 500, be now introduced
t
h
e
M
ayor
p
a
s
s
e
d
b
y
a
n
d
n
u
r
u
b
e
r
e
d
and second timer
and the C1erk.
By-LawNc'.
90-170
(TI-1)
carried.
13.
Wheeler
. . . .
MOTIONSORIGINATINGBYWAYOFPREVIOUSNOTICEOFMOTTONI
None.
L4.
OTHERMOTIONST
None.
I.5.
N O T I C E S O F M O T I O NI
None.
16 .
OTITER BUSINES$ r
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Wheeler
That the Rules of Procedure be waived in order to deal with
memorandumof the Chief Administrative
Officer
dated October
Septic
Syst,em
Port Bolster
Hall,
25, L990r r€spectirrg
Installation.
carried
o
C 9 0 1 - 8. l " l I N
I u l o v e db y C o u n c i l l o r
1_990-t-0-25
L7
Cloney
Pallett
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 6 1 6
?HAT COUNCIL WAIVE THE TENDERING PROVISIONS OF THE
PURCHASTNGBY-IAW SO THAT QUOTES MAy BE CAttED AND WORKMAY
C O M M E N C EA S S O O N A S P O S S I B L B O N T H E P O R T B O L S T E R H A L L
SEPTIC SYSTEMTNSTALLA?ION
carried
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Petherick
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-617
T H A T T W O L I G H T S T A N D A R D SB E I N S T A L L E D A T T H E M A I N E N T R A N C B
TO THE CIVIC CENTRE
carried.
Moved by Councillor
....
Laird
Boothby
That the Council Meeting
at this t,ime (9135 p.m.).
convene into
carried.
an In Camera Meeting
....
Council arose from t.he In Camera Meeting
p.m. ) with nothing to report.
at
this
time
( 9:50
c9018.MrN
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1990-1-0-25
18
:
BY-LAW TO CONFTRMPROCEEDINGS
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Jamieson
That By-Law Number 90-172 (CO[J-2|, being a by-law to confirm
the Froceedings
4, 1990, be now
on October
c'f Council
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second anrl third
and rrurnbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
By-law Nurnber 90-172 (CAU-2)
passed, siigned and sealed
the Mayor antl the Clerk.
carried.
1.8 .
....
ADJOURNMENT
:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Pallett
at this
bbert
time
(9:50 p.m.)
D.
CIerk
by
SCqObS
\916-u-o\
OK
!
I
4
IN THE
)
REGIONAL T"IUNICIPALITY OF YORK
v
SPECIAL COUNCTL MINUTES
l_990-1_L-01_
l-0:l-2 A.M.
1.
ROIL
CALL :
The Clerk
and the
followinq
Acting Mayor Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
PaIlett
Council lor Petherick
2.
members of
Council
Regional Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Councillor
Laird
were present :
Wheeler
CONFI,ICTOFINTERESTDISCLOSURES:
None.
8.
DEPUTATIONS:
8.1-
Special
I . 1 -. t _
Council
Meetinq
(PublicMeetinq):
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 911Application
LIMITEDMICHAEL
WADE EONSTRUCTION
1-O:]-2A.!1.
EVERGLADES
GOLF COURSE
Shore
South
Schmidt
Agent : Gladys
Development Group
R E P O R TN O. D S - 9 0 - 9 2
of Public
Acting
lvlayor Cloney advised
that
the Notice
Meeting advising
that t.he public meeting would be held on
this date had been circulated
land owners
to the surrounding
who had submitted
and read the names of the residents
correspondence respecting
asking those in
this application,
attendance to raise their
hands.
Two of the nine residents
who had written
letters
were in attendance.
was
Acting
Mayor Cloney indicated
that
a new procedure
implemented whereby the comments from agencies, applicants,
planning
public
agents,
would be
staff
and the interested
prepare
heard and that
a second report
town staff
will
based on the information
and submissions submitted.
-
s c 9 0 3 5. M r N
v
8.
1-990-11-0L
lvlrs. Gladys
was in
Schmidt,
for
the applicant,
agent
attendance and submitted presentation
folders to Council at
this
time.
course
under
She indicated
that
the golf
construction
on t.he subject lands at this moment will
be the
third
1-8-hole golf course in Georgina.
Mrs. Schmidt
indicated
a definite
need has been
that
established
in this Town for another golf course to service
both residents
and tourists.
that the area
She indicated
property
surrounding
the
is predominately
subject
Recreationa I -Residentia I , Residential
and Vacant Land .
proposal included the
Mrs. Schmidt stated that the original
construction
of 2A-21- boat slips,
it now includes only 7
boat slips and the dredging of the canal.
She stated that
to
two 20-unit
lodge houses are proposed on this property
house banquet and restaurant
facilities
as well as a club
house, a boardwalk, tennis courts,
swimming pool, childrenfs
play area, miniature
golf course and accommodations for a
ful I time manager .
l'1rs. Schmidt indicated
of Transportation
that the Ministry
permit
will
only two entrances
onto Highway #48 with a
possible
of
turning
lane and taper lane, with no intention
widening
the road from its existing
1-20 foot width.
She
added that Georgina needs more Commercial and fndustrial
assessment and that this proposal would produce tax revenue
of approximately $43, 000.00 .
Mrs. Schmidt noted that this entire proposal could take five
to ten years
the
to fully
that
complete.
She stated
Regional
Development
Charges will
be in the amount of
which she believes
91-67,000.00 on this rezoning application,
is unfair.
Plr. Dan Stone, Planner,
indicated
that no comments had yet
been received
from the l"linistry
of NaturalResources
respecting
c
a
n
a
l dredging
construction
of the boat slips and
o r t h e Mi n i s t r y o f T r a n s p o r t a t i o n w i t h
s
p
e
ct to the
re
entrances onto Highway #48.
Mr. Stone stated that the take
Authority
and Medical
officer
deferral
of this application
for
of HeaIth bot.h recommend
more information.
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8.
1990-1-1--01_
DEPUTATIONSCONT'D:
Mr. Stone recommended that
for
this
report
be received
information,
that
staff
report
further
at such time as
relevant
agency commenLs and public
input have been received
public
and assessed
and that
of this
the continuation
meeting be held during an evening Council meeting.
Mrs. Joanna Nicholson
of 27 Sir Lancelot Drive, Markham,
owns lan,il on Irving
to the
and read two letters
Drive
Committee, one from herself
and her husband and the other
from Jutta
The Genova's
and John Genova of Irving
Drive.
letter
mentioned their
concerns with the subject proposal,
namely, that the water levels
in the area might be affected
proposal,
this
by supplying
that
waLer to this
large
proposal would impact on the environment as the Marsh area
grounds for a large variety
is breeding
of animals which
could possibly be destroyed, that there are three marinas in
the area at this tirne and the addition
of the proposed boat
slips
and river
and
widening
would increase boat. traffic
create
and that the
more waler,
air and noise pollution,
road traffic
on Irving
Drive might also increase, affecting
the safet.y of children.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson's
their
concerns,
letter
indicated
part
namely;
that
area
the removaLof
of the forested
weakened the natural
sound buffer
so that they notice the
the forest
increase
of noise from highway traffic,
that
removal destroyed the habitat
of wildlife,
that the proposed
to the
widening
and dredging
of the waterway are threats
spawning beds in the area, that this area would become more
problems,
congested in the summer months, creating
traffic
especially
entering
or exiting
Riverview
Beach Road and
Highway #48, that
increased
traffic
at the highway would
certainly
mean increased traffic
on Riverview Beach Road and
Irving
for injury
Drive which would increase the potential
and that the large septic bed area required and the need for
fresh water for drilled
environmental
wells presents further
concerns as they could present flow rate reductions
on the
surrounding established wells.
Mrs. Alena Rundle of lrving
at
Drive read her own letter
this
time which outlined
her concerns with the proposal,
namely;
the quality
water has always
of their
drinking
been high and they do not want their
water contaminated or
reduced by the proposal.
She stated that the previous owner
of Everglades
to
Golf
Course
had never
been able
successfully
drill
for water and wanted to know how the
water for the proposal was going to be obtained.
She noted
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8.
1990-11-01
that traffic
has increased
since L971, on Irving
Drive so
on this
and that
that walking
road has become difficult
would increase on Highway #48 creating
traffic
a dangerous
She stated
accident, zone at the entrances onto the Highway.
be
that
sprays will
be used on the golf course that will
blown to surrounding
neighbourhoods and she added that she
has not received notices respecting
this application.
!1r. David Tomkinson of Irving
Drive
that
his
indicated
property
backs onto the river
and he does not object to this
application
has addressed many of the
as the applicant
envi-ronrnental concerns .
Plr. Tomkinson stated
idea and that
the
beneficial .
that development in this
Lurn fanes on Highway
1"1r.Donald Whitney of
with Mr. Tomkinson's
idea.
area is a good
*48 would be
L07 Irving
Drive indicated
opinion
that the proposal
he agrees
is a good
Mrs. Shirley
Kydd of Uxbridge indicated
that she owns Lot 57
She
on lrvj-ng Drive and owned a golf course in Uxbridge.
for a golf
stated that she is aware of the sprays required
of Natural
course and she questioned whether the Ministry
had given their
Resources
and Ministry
of Environment
approval at this time .
Ivlrs. Kydd indicated
that
and that she is concerned
wil I cause erosion .
the sprays will
about pollution.
Mrs. Kydd wanted to know if the
to the public .
made available
Ministry
get into the lake
Removal of trees
approvals
would be
Drive
Mr. Ken Katchanoski stated that he has lived on Irving
natura]area,
for 33 years,
it to be a quiet,
believing
perfect
He stat.ed that this proposal would
for retirement.
p
o
l
l
u
t
e
d
gas fumesr dn increase in traffic
created
waters,
which would have to be suffered by rnany for the benefit
of a
few .
Plr. Edward Matthews of Willowdale
stated that he has owned
land on frving
Dri-ve since 1-957. He stated that. there was
very little
traffic
or boats in the area at that time and
proposal
thaL this
would create
considerable
noise and
increase traffic
.
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1-990-1_r.-01
DEPUTATIONSCONTID:
every change
that
I'1r. Matthews
indicated
he believes
that
the
that
area
and
is
approved
ends
the
up hurting
is only
residents.
Once approval
is given that
for rezoning
the start .
Mr. Matthews further
that there was no need for
inndicated
the boat slips because boating has nothing to do with golf.
that
l"lrs. Irene Matthews of Lot 64, frving
Drive indicated
landowners in the
more notice should be given to surrounding
as to
future
She inquired
as some could be out of town.
when the procedure
had been
for
hearing
applications
amended and was informed that the prc'cedure was inplemented
last month and whether I{r. Wade had subnritted a survey of
his property
to the town .
Mrs. Debra Murphy of Riverview Beach Road stated that
had blamed Flying Bridge Marina
had actually
emergency spills
in the area but that they
been the ones responsible
as the Bverglades owlrer had
installed
silt
screens.
the
for
not
not
Mr. John Tzountzouris
that he owns a cottage near
indicated
the Matthews land which he had sold in L964, he now owns
cannot build upon
four lots south of Irving
Drive whichhe
as the health unit refused permission to do so and he wanted
to know what the town was going Lo do with the property
north of the channel .
Pls, Diane Wensel of Willowdale
that
she owns a
stated
y
c
l
u
n
g
w
h
o
she enjoys
c
h
i
l
d
cottage on .Irving Drive and has a
b
ought the
taking
for walks.
She indicated
that
they
property
q
u
i
e
t
T
o
r
o
n
t
o
but if
as a
nature
retreat
from
Georgina becomes Loo built-up,
it will no longer be a quiet
area as it is at present.
all
environmental
Flrs. Gladys
that
Schmidt
indicated
agencies
concerns will
be dealt with througl'r the appropriate
has
and required
studies.
She stated that the Applicant
never had a pr<:blern with tlie water supply on the subjeet
land and that the trees cut down to date have been mostly
scrub trees with quality
trees be planted as replacement.
Mrs.
Schmidt
indicated
that
the Lake Simcoe Region
Conservation
Authority
has rrever contacted the Applicant
with complaints regarding silt
scr"eening requirements.
I
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1990-11-01
S E g O 3 5. M I N
B.
DEPUTATTONSCONT'D:
lvlr, Matt.hews asked whether a survey was available
as to what
t,he Jand ct:ntours were prior
of the golf
to the construction
course in order to see what changes have actually
oecurred
and was advised that no suchsurvey
exisLs.
Mrs. Rundle stated that she does not believe
an accessory u$e Lo a golf course.
boat slips
are
Mr. Tomkinson indicated
that t.he canal was dug out in L965
in order for home owners to own bq:ats and use tlre canal.
Dredging out the canal at this time should not be a problem
as it seems it was originally
intended for boat use.
Councillor
Laird left
his chair at
engagernent regarding town business .
Mrs. Murphy indicated
silt-screened.
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
that
Rickey
this
time due to a prior
Creek was suppclsed to be
Pallett
by Councillor
l"lorrisDn
RESOLUTION NO. SC-90-618
1..
AS
THAT COUNCIT RECEIVE
REPORT NUMBER DS-90-02
INFORMATION AND THAT STAFF REPORT FURTHERAT SUCH TIII{E
A S R E L B V A N T A G E N C Y C O M M E N T SA N D P U B L T C T N P U T H A V E B E E N
R E C E I V E D A N D A S S E S S E D.
2.
THAT THE CONTINUATION OF THTS PUBLIC MEETING BE HEID
DURING AN EVENING COUNCIL MEETING.
carried
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Fetherick
That Council
thi-s Lime (l-1-:56 a.m. )
recess at
carried.
The Special
p.m. ) .
Council
Councillor
Laird
1 1 " 2 : 1 " 2p . m . ) .
Meeting
arrived
....
resumed at
and resumed his
this
chair
tirne
lL2:L2
at this
time
s e g 0 3 5. M r N
B.
1990-11_-01-
DBPUTATIONS CONT' D I
B. L . 2
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 911"
T H E R E S AM I L L E R
L2zL2 P.M.
R E P O R Th I O . n S - 9 0 * 9 3
Acting
Mayor Cloney advised
of Public
that
the Notice
Meeting and the circulatir:n
Iist were in order and explained
the procedure f,:r a public meeting.
t,hat he had
Mr . Miller
and irrdicated
was in attendance
bought one of seven }ots that had been subdivided and had
but had
not been rezoned
Residential
tr.r RecreaLional
remained as Rural,
He staLed that owners of three of the
lar"rd. He stated that
other lots also wish to rezone their
and to
matters
is to simplify
the rezoning
application
provide
and rnore
requirements
more rea$onable
setback
compatible land uses.
Mr. Dan Stone, Planner,
that the rezoning of the
indicated
prior
to the
four
should
have beer: implemented
lots
creation
of the residential
lots and would make these lots
more consistent with surrounding lots.
Moved by Regional
Councill.:r
Wheeler
Morrison
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 6 1 9
T H A T R E P O R T N U I " I B E RD S - 9 0 - 9 3 , R E Z O N T } I G
APPLICATIONTO CTIANGE
T H E Z O N E S Y M B O T O N F O U R E X I S T I N G L O T S F R O MR U R A L I R U ) T O
R E C R E A T I O N A LR E S I D E N T I A L ( R ) B E A P P R O V E D
carried.
.3
B.1_
....
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 91-lB R O W N H I I I C O M M U N I T YC H U R C H
L2z2A P.M.
Agent: Pastor Margaret Cc-rates
Continuation
of Public Fleeting for Residents
c,f East Gwillinrbury
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 9 4
Acting
Mayor CIoney advised
that
the Notice
of Public
Iist were in ordet' and explained
the procedure for a public nreeting.
.
I
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-
8.
DEPUTATIONSCONT'Dl
Neither
the
applicant
the
nor
agent
were
in
attendance.
Pallett
taird
RESOTUTION NO. SC-90-620
TfiAT
COUNCIL
CONFIRM THEIR
SUPPORT OF THE
A p p L r c A T r o N A S p E R R E S O L U T T O NS C - 9 0 - 5 6 6 ( O C T O B E R 4 ,
carried.
a
J
r
SUBJECT
1.990).
....
BY.LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS
:
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Br:ottrby
to
a by-law
That By-Law Number 90-1-73 (coU-21 , being
proceedings of Council on Novernber L, 1-990, be
confirmthe
time,
now introd.uced
and read a first,
second and third
p a s s e d a n d n u m b e r e d b y t h e I n 1 a y c ' ra n t l t h e C l e r k .
By-law Number 90-L73 (cOU-2)
Passed, $igned and sealed
carried.
Moved l:y Cc'uncillor
by
....
Janiieson
Laird
That
bhe Special
Ct:urrcil
Irteeting
C c r r n m i t t e eo f t h e W h o l e M e e t i n g a t t h i s
reconvene
time lI2:22
Clerk
the
into
p.m.)
\g%-tr-ol
rcqo%
IN THE
REGIONAIJ MUNICIPALITY OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIIJ MTNUTES
r"990-1-1-01
2t40 P.M.
A Special
Committee
matters :
i)
O
Council
of the
Tender Opening
Contract No. PW90-10-05
Sidewalk Construction
Victoria
Street,
Udora
and Sidewalk and Ramp Construction
High Street,
R E P O R TN O . E M - 9 0 - 0 5
ii)
Keswick Sidewalk Construction
Cliffside
iii)
Sodding of Ditches
Parks Yard
iv)
Development Agreement Compliance
i )
Keswick Rental
ii)
City Centre Business Mall
REPORTNO. EI.,t-90-05
v)
Pefferlaw Dam Repairs,
REPORTNO. CAO-90-22
1-.
ROLL CALL :
The clerk
O
and the
Project,
following
members of Council
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDISCLOSULES:
None.
Sutton
and Berms
Acting Mayor Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Boothby
2.
the
following
the following
Whole t"leeting to deal with
were present:
Wheeler
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COM}TITTEEAND OTHER REPORTS:
l - l -. 4 R e p o r t s
LL.4.2
of
the
Public
Works Department
Tender Opening
Contract No. PW90-L0-05
Sidewalk Construction
Victoria
Street,
Udora
High
and Sidewalk
and Ramp Construction
Street , Sutton
R E P O R TN O . E M - 9 0 - 0 5
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O. S C - 9 0 - 5 2 1
T H A T T H E B I D I N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 2 4 , 5 9 5 . 0 0 S U B M I T T E DB Y D A L V
C O N S T R U C T I O Nt T D . F O R C O N T R A C TN O . P W 9 O - 1 O - 0 5 T E N D E R F O R
S T D E W A L K C O N S T R U C T I O NB E A E C E P T E DA N D T I I A T T H E I I A Y O R A N D
C L E R K A R E A U T H O R I Z E D T O E N T B R I N T O A C O N S T R U C T I OA
NG R E E M E N T
ACCORDINGLY
carried.
Moved by Councillor
....
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOIJUTION
NO. SC-90-622
T H A T T H E P R O V I S I O N S O F T H E P U R C H A S I N GB Y - L A W B E W A I V E D A N D
T H A T C L I F F S I D E B E A W A R D E DT H E S I D E W A T KC O N S T R U C T I O P
NR O J E C T
IN KESWICK
carried.
Moved by Councillor
....
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 6 2 3
T H A T C O U N C T LA L L O C A T E$ 4 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 T O S O D T H E D T T C H E SA N D B E R M S
A T T H E P A R K SY A R D T O F I N I S H T H E S I T E .
carried.
.r..
I
n
I
l-
O
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1990-1L-01
CO}I}IITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONT'D:
l-1 . 4. 1
Development
i )
ii)
(i)
Agreement
Compliance
Keswick Rental
City Centre Business Mall
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
N O. S C - 9 0 - 6 2 4
]..
o
THE TOWN
THAT PURSUANT TO BY-LAW NO. 89-1-61- (PL-3)
ENGINEER
SHALL UNDERTAKE THE FOLLOWING WORKS AS
R E Q U I R E D B Y T H E S I T E P L A N A G R E E M E N TD A T E D M A R C H 2 6 T H ,
1.987 BETWEEN SUSAN WATLING AND THE CORPORATIONOF THE
TOWN OF GEORGINA (KESWICK RENTAL SITE) IN THE EVENT
SAME IS NOT COMPTETED BY THE OWNER ON OR BEFORE
N O V E M B E R1 5 T H , ] . 9 9 0 .
(i)
R E P A I R S O R R E P L A C E M E N TW H E R E N E C E S S A R Y T O S I D E W A T K
AS CONSTRUETED ON HENRY STREET;
(ii)
E I , E A N I N G , R E G R A D I N G , P L A C E M E N TO F T O P S O I L A N D S O D
ON THE HENRY STREET AND THE QUEENSWAYDITCHES,
( iii
) COI.,IPLETION OF ANY RETAINING
WALTS , ALL FINE
GRADING, LANDSCAPTNG TNCLUDING TREE AND SHRUB
PLANTING AND PLACEMENT OF TOPSOTL AND SOD WHERE
REQUIRED ON SITE ;
(iv)
COMPLETION OF ALL WORKSON STTE TO EOMPI,ETETHE
STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM;
(v)
REI"IOVALOF BARBED WIRE FROI.,T
EXISTING
FENCES.
2,
THAT THE BY.IAWS ENFORCEMENT OFFICER BE DIRECTED TO
TAKE ANY AETION NECESSARY TO OBTAIN COI-,IPLIANCE WITH TIIE
PROPERTY STANDARDS BY-LAW AND ZONING BY-I,AW 911. AS
AMENDED.
3.
TTIAT THE CHIEF BUILDTNG OFFICIAL BE DTRECTED TO TAKE
ANY ACTION NECESSARY TO OBTAIN COI4PLIANCE WITH THE
ONTARIO BUTLDING EODE AND THE SIGN BY-LAW.
4,
TITAT THE TREASURER BE DIRECTED TO TAKE ANY ACTION
NECESSARY TO OBTAIN PAYMENT OF THE OUTSTANDING INVOICE
IN THE AIVIOUNT
OF $7,879.16
O W N E DB Y S U S A N W A T L I N G .
carried
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1990-11-01
COMI4ITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONTID:
(ii)
Moved by Councillor
Seconded
by Regional
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOT,UTTONNO. CW-90-625
1.
THAT A BY-I.,AW AUTHORIUING ACTION AGAINST 609837 ONTARIO
INC. FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITTI THE SITE PI,AN AGREEMENT
DATED OCTOBER 25TH, 1988 BE PASSED AND THAT THE TOWN
E N G I N E E R U N D E R T A K E T H E F O L L O W I N G W O R K SR E Q U I R E D B Y T H E
SITE PLAN AGREEMENT DATED OCTOBBR 2sTH, 1.988 BETWEEN
6 0 9 8 3 7 O N T A R I O I N E . A N D T H E C O R P O R A T I O NO F T H E T O W N O F
GEORGINA IN THE EVENT SAME IS NOT COMPLETED BY THE
OWNER ON OR BEFORE NOVE}TBER15TH, 1990.
(i)
COMPLETION OF ALL GRADING AND DRAINAGE WORKS
INCLUDING TOPSOII, AND SOD WHERE REQUIRED;
(ii)
COMPLETION OF AI,L IJANDSCAPING INCLUDING TREE AND
PLAN
SHRUB PLANTING AND FENCING WHERE REQUIRED.
SUBMITTED AND SIGNED BY BYRON POLLOCK, INCLUDING
C O N I F E R O U S A N D D E C I D U O U S T R E E S , T O B E F O T L O W E DO N
THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE ONLY IF AGREED TO BY THE
OhINER;
(iii)EONSTRUCTION
ENCTOSURES;
(iv)
OF ADEQUATE OPAQUEGARBAGECONTAINER
CONSTRUCTION OF ASPHATT DRIVEWAY REPAIRS TO TTIE
BXISTING
DRIVEWAY ACCESS ONTO WOODBINE AVENUE
FROM MR. BYRON POIJITOCKTSPROPERTY.
2.
THAT THE BY-LAI{S ENFORCE}TENTOFFTCE BE DIRECTED TO TAKE
A N Y A C T I O N N E C E S S A R Y T O O B T A I N C O I V I P T I A N C EW I T H T H E
PROPERTY STANDARDS BY.LAW AND ZONING BY.IJAW 9]-1 AS
AF1ENDED;
3.
THAT THE CHIEF BUITDING OFFICIAL BE DIRECTED TO TAKE
ANY ACTION NECESSARY TO OBTAIN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
ONTARIO BUITDING CODE.
4.
THAT THE MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH OF THE REGIONAI,
MUNICIPALITY
OF YORK BE REQUIRED TO TAKE ANY ACTION
NECESSARY TO OBTAIN COMPLIANCE WITH ONTARIO REGULATIONS
NO . 37 4 / 8 L AS AMENDED UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION ACT .
:
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11 .
L990-11-0L
COMMITTEEAND OTHER REPORTSCONT'D:
5.
THAT THE COI{I{ISSIONEROF ENGINEERINGOF THE REGIONAT
r q u N r c r P A r r T Y o F Y o R K B E R E Q U E S ? E DT O T A K E A N Y A C ? I O N
N E C E S S A R YT O O B T A I N C O M P L T A N C E
W I T H H I S A P P R O V A LD A T E D
S E P T E I v I B E2R3 R D , 1 9 8 8 .
carried
1l-.3 Reports
1 1. 3 . 1
of
the
Chief
Fefferlaw
Adrninistrative
Officer
Dam Repairs
R E P O R TN O. C A O - 9 0 - 2 2
Jamieson
Wheeler
Councillor
RESOLUTTON
NO. Se-90-626
a
T H A T T H E f O W N O F G E O R G I N A A G R E E S T O P A Y 4 O 9 OO F T I I E T O T A T
E O S T O F T H E R E P A I R S T O T H E P E F F E R L A WD A M T O T H E M A X I I ' , I U I . {
A M O U N TO F $ 3 6 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
carried
Moved by
Councillor
Jamieson
Wheeler
Councillor
That By-Law No. 90-L74 (PL-3), being a by-law to authorize
an action against
to comply
609837 Ontario Inc. for failure
wit,h the Site Plan Agreement, be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
time,
Flayor and the Clerk.
By*law Number 90-L74 (PL-3)
carried.
....
by
S C g 0 3 6. l ' , l I N
3.
1_990-1-1_-01-
BY.LAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS:
Pallett
Jamieson
(COU-21 , being
to
That By-Law Number 90-175
a by-Iaw
p
r
o
c
e
e
d
i
n
g
s
confirm the
of Council on November L, 1-990, be
now introduced
time,
and read a first,
second and third
By-law Number 90-1-75 (COU-2)
carried.
4.
....
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Pallett
That the meeting adjourn
at this
time
12:42 p.m.)
by
o
IN TTIE
REGIONAIJMUNICIPALTTY OF YORK
COUNCIT MINUTES
1_990-11"-08
7 : 3O P,M.
L.
MOMENTOFMEDTTATTON:
A mornent of
2.
neditation
was observed,
ROLL CAIL :
Council vrere present :
call
t'layor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Couneillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
3.
and the
following
members of
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Pallett
Councillor
Councillor
Boothby
C O N F T T C TO F I N T E R E S T D I S C L O S U R E S :
None.
4.
Moved by Councillor
Pallet.t
That the
following
4.LMinutes
1990.
of
Laird
sets
the
of minutes
Council
meeting
held
on October
25th,
4.2
Minutes of the
1_8th, t-990.
4.3
Minutes of the
1 s t , l - 9 9 0,
Special
Council
meeting
held
on November
4.4
lrlinutes of the
Let, 1990.
Special
Council
meeting
held
on November
Special
Council
carried
meeting held on October
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1990-L1-08
MINUTESOFGE{ERALPOLICYC9}IMITTEEI{EETING:
None.
6.
BUSINESSARISfNGBOI"IMINUTEST
None.
7.
8.
DEPUTATIONS
:
7.L
Michael
Smith, Planning Consultants,
with
Severance Application
8106/89 and B).07/89.
This
deputation
ldas withdrawn
at
this
respect
to
time.
COMMUNICATIONS
:
S,LDisposition:
8 .L.l_
The Association
of Kinsmen and Kinette Cl.ube,
with respect to the closure of roads in the
Village
of Sutton for the purpose of having a
Santa Claus Parade on December 1st, 1-990.
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Cloney
THAT THE TOWN CLOSE NORTH STREET, EAST STREET AND WEST
STRBET BY THE ARENA IN SUTTON, JACKSON'S POINT AVENUE,
M A L O N ES T R E E T A N D T O R N E S T R E E T I N J A E K S O N ' S P O I N T , T O A L L O W
THE ASSOCIATION OF KINSMEN AND KINETTE CLUBS TO HOLD A SANTA
C L A U S P A R A D E I N T H E V T L L A G E O F S U T T O NO N D E C E M B E RL , 1 9 9 0
FROI'T
A P P R O X I } , I A T E I ,1Y" 0 : O OA . } 1 . T O 1 : O O P . M .
Caffied.
I .1 .2
.' ' .
endorsement
The City of orillia,
requesting
of its position
and
urging
the Provincial
Federal governments to increase funding for
shelters
and mental
health
clinics
in
Ontario.
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r_990-11_-08
COMMUNICATTONSCONTID;
8.1
Disposition:
l"loved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 6 2 8
T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N CF
ER O M T H E C I T Y O F O R I L I T A , R E Q U E S T I N G
E N D O R S E M E N TO F I T S P O S I T I O N U R G I N G T H E P R O V I N C I A L A N D
F E D E R A L G O V E R N M E N T ST O I N E R E A S E F U N D T N GF O R S H E L T E R SA N D
MENTAT HEALTH CTINICS
IN ONTARIO, BE RECEIVBD FOR
INFORMATION
carried.
8.2
....
RoutineMatt.ers:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Seconded by Ccluncillor
Boothby
That
the
information
Routine
following
:
Matters
be
received
for
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-629
8.2.1
Correspondence from Dr. John Cole, MP, with
respect
to the annual
Canada Volunteer
Award.g .
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 3 0
8.2 .3
Correspondence
from Lake Simcoe Region
Conservation
Authority
with respect to the
hlillow Beach Conservation Area.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-631
8,2.4
Correepondence from Ms. Emile Therien, Canada
Safety Council, with respect to National
Safe
Driving Week, December 1 - 7, 1-990.
r.990-1_1-08
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8.
8.2.5
Correspondence from WMI Waste Management of
Canada Inc. , with
229,
respect
to Bill
regarding designated recycling
facilities.
carried.
8.2.2
....
of
Correspondence
from The llunicipality
Metropolit.an
SoIid Waste Management
Toronto,
Division,
respect
to Depot operating
with
hours * household hazardous waste .
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
RESOLUTTON
NO. e-90-633
T H A T T H E T O W N I N F O R M R E S I D E N T S O F T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N A B Y
A D V E R T I S I N G , O N A Q U A R T E R L YB A S I S , T H E R E V I S E D O P E R A T I N G
H O U R S O F T H E H O U S E H O T DH A Z A R D O U SW A S T E D E P O T A T T H E K E E L E
VALLEY LANDFILL SITE
carried
9.
PETITIONS:
None.
O
10.
coMMrrrEEANp orrrnR REpoRTS:
] . 0 . 1 R E C O M M E N D A T I O NO
SF T H E C O I I , I M I T T E O
E F T H E W H O T EM E E T I N G
H E L D O N N O V E P 1 B E]R
.ST, 1990:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That, the following
Whole Meeting held
Councillor
Wheeler
on November l-st, L990, be approved:
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 3 4
I-0.1.].
1.
T H A T A P O L I C Y R E G A R D I N GS C H O O LC R O S S I N G
G U A R D SB E E S T A B L I S H E D B Y T H E T O h I NC L E R K
AND BE BROUGHTBEFORE THE GENERAL POTICY
EOMMITTEE.
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1-990-1-1-08
COMMITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONT'D:
2.
THAT THE SCHOOI, CROSSTNG GUARD PRESENTLY
LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF GLENWOODS
D R I V E A N D T H E Q U E E N S W A YS O U T H , K E S W I C K ,
REI'IAIN IN THIS LOCATION UNTIL A POLIEY
I S E S T A B L T S H E D.
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-635
3.
RESOIJUTION NO .
l-0.1-.2
THAT THE REQUEST By THE SUTTON PUBLTC
SCHOOL FOR A CROSSING GUARD AT BTACK
RIVER ROAD AND DALTON ROAD, AND ALL
OTHER SIMILAR REQUESTS, BE HELD PENDING
A FURTHER REPORT FROM THE TOWN CT-,ERKAS
TO THE INVESTIGATION OF ESTABLISHING AN
ENGINEERING STUDY WHICH IS TO ADDRESS
COUNT AND THE
THE VEHICLB/PEDESTRIAN
NEED FOR A GUARD AT A GIVEN IOCATION.
c-90-636
1-.
THAT TTIE TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR THE
PEFFERLAW SBEONDARY PLAN INCLUDE THE
AREA BOUNDED BY LAKE SIMCOE TO THE
NORTH, THE FOURTH CONEESSION TO THE
SOUTH, YORK REGIONAL BOUNDARY TO THE
EAST AND ONE LOT WEST OF WBIRIS SIDEROAD
TO THE WEST.
2.
THAT THE DEVELoPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
PREPARE THE TERMS OF REFERENCE TO STUDY
BOTH PRIVATE SERVICES AND WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEM FOR TTIIS AREA.
R E S O T U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 3 7
]-0.1.3
1.
THAT THE BEFORE AND AFTER-SCHOOL
RECREATION PROGRAMTO BE OFFERED BY THE
RECREATION DEPARTMENT AS INDICATED IN
THIS REPORT BE APPROVED IN PRINCIPTE
SUBJECT TO A DETAILED REPORT ON TERMS
TO
AN D C ON D I T I ON S WI TH R EGARD
OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
.
o
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1_990-11-08
2.
FOR
PROV I DING
A
THAT
T H E COST
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
DAY RECREATION
PROGRAMBE INCTUDED IN THE REGISTRATION
FEE FOR THE BEFORE AND AFTER-SCHOOI
RECREATION PROGRAM.
3.
THAT THE UPDATED REPORT BE BROUGHT
BEFORE THE GENERAL POLICY COMI.{I?TEE FOR
F URTHER R EV T EW AND D I S C U S S I ON ON
N O V E M B E R2 B T H , 1 9 9 0 .
1-0. 1 . 4
RBSOLUTION NO .
l _0 . L . 5
TTIAT COUNCIL PASS A BY.LA9{ AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO A RESTRIETIVE
COVENANT
AGREEMENT
ON BEHALF
OF THE
MUNICIPALITY
WITH EVELYN AND FRED THOII{PSON,
AFFECTING IJANDS DESCRIBED AS PART OF tOT 17,
CONCESSION 3 (NG) , AND FURTHER DESCRIBED AS
PART 1, DEPOSITED PLAN NUMBER65R-1.4695
c-90-639
THAT TTIE PROVISIONS OF THE CANINE CONTROT BYLAW BE AMENDED TO PROVIDE FOR THE FOLLOWING
LIEENSE/TAG
FEES, COMMENCING IN THE 1-991
LICENSE YEAR;
l- .
DOG TICENSE
FEES
TO BE
INCREASED
BY
s 1. 0 0
a)
F OR
T H E
F I R S T
D O G .. . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 6 . 0 0
b)
FOR THE THIRD
AND EACH
D O G .. . , . . r . . . . . . . s 2 7 . 0 0
2.
KENNEL LICENSE FEES TO BE INCREASED TO
$50. 00 PER ANNUM.
3.
TAG FEES TO BE AS FOLLOWS:
a)
R E P L A C E M E N TT A G S . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2 . 0 0 / T A G
b)
KENNET LICENSE TAGS
AN
S E C O N D
ADDTTTONAL
.25c/TAG
e 9 0 1 9. F t r N
l-0.
l_990-L1-08
COMMITTEEANDOTHERREPORTSCONT'Dj
R E S O T U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 4 0
10.1.6
T T T A TC O U N C I L P E R M I T T H E K E S W I C KA N D D I S T R I C T
TIONESS ET,UB TO HOLD A sTH ANNUAT MONTE CARLO
N I G H T O N I ' { A Y 2 5 , 1 " 9 9 1 , W I T H T H E P R O C E E D SO F
THE EVENT TO BE USED FOR THE COST OF THE
GEORGTNAMOBITITY BUS
carried.
1-0.2 Report
gF the
Dedication
and forming
Public
....
$lorks_DeI{tment:
of Certain Land as being a Public
part of 7th Concession Road (NG),
Highway
R E P O R TN O . R T S - 9 0 - 2 1
Cloney
Pallett
RESOT,UTIONO, C-90-641
T T T A TA B Y - I , A W B E P A S S E D T O D E D I C A T E P A R T L O T 6 , C O N C E S S I O N
7 , M O R E P A R T I C U L A R T , YD E S C R T B E DA S P A R T 2 O N R E F E R E N C EP I , A N
6 5 4 - L 4 0 9 9 , A S B E I N G P U B L I C H I G H W A YA N D F O R M I N GP A R T O F T H E
S E V E N T HC O N C E S S I O N( N G ) .
carried.
Port Bolster
Septic
R E P O R TN O . D R 9 O . 5 6
System
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
....
Petherick
R E S O L U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 6 4 2
l-)
T H A T Q U O T A T I O N # R E 9 0 - 1 3 B E A W A R D E DT O M . L T , O Y D& S O N S
I N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 1 7 , 8 0 0 . W I T H A C O N T I N G E N C A
YL T O W A N C E
IN THE AI"IOUNT
O F $ 2 , O O O.
2I
T H A T C O U N C T L P A S S A B Y - I , A W A U T H O R I Z T N GT H E M A Y O RA N D
C L E R K T O E X E C U T EA N A G R E E I T , I E N
FT
O R Q U O T A T I O N# R E 9 0 - 1 - 3 ,
PORT BOI.,STERIIAIJL SEWAGEDISPOSAL SYSTEMIN THE AMOUNT
o F $ L 7 , 8 0 0 A N D C O N T T N G E N CAYL L O W A N CO
EF $2,000. WITH M.
LTOYD & SONS LTD .
carried.
....
I
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1990-11-08
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Cloney
That the Council Meeting
at this time (7t45 p.m.)
following
matters :
i )
resolve
for the
1-990 t'lunicipa l Recognition
R E P O R TN O . D R 9 O . 5 5
Caffied.
into an In Camera Meeting
purpose of discussing
the
Awards
....
The Council Meeting arose from the In Camera Meeting at
time (7:5Lp.n.)
motion:
and dealt with the following
Moved by Councillor
this
Cloney
Laird
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 4 3
1}
2'
T I I A T C O U N C I L E N D O R S ET H E M U N I C I P A L R E C O G N I T I O NA W A R D S
S E L E E T I O N C O M M I T T E ER E C O M M E N D A T I O NFSO R T H E F O L L O W I N G
1.990 MUNICIPAL RECOGNITIONAWARDRECIPIENTS.
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
MAVIS GULYAS
SERVICE RECOGNITION
ANNE EECLOO
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
JIM QUINN
T E D Q U I N N, J R .
DAVID JOYCE
T H A T E O U N C I L P R E S E N TT H E M U N I C I P A L R E C O G N I T I O NA W A R D S
A T A S P E C I A L C O U N C T L M E E T I N G A T T H E C I V I C C E N T R EO N
T U E S D A Y ,D E C E M B E R
4 , 1 - 9 9 0A T 8 : 0 0 P . M .
carriedr
....
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].1.
1990-11-08
U N F T N I S H E DB U S I N E S S :
11.1 Correspondence from Mr. L. Burrows, with
proposed closure of parts of take Drive.
Moved by Councillor
respect
to
the
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-644
THAT CORRNSPONDENCE
FROMMR. I,. BURROWS,WITH RESPECTTO THE
P R O P O S E DC L O S U R E O F P A R T S O F I A K E D R I V E B E R E C E I V E D F O R
INFORMATION
carried.
L2.
....
BY-LAWSl
Cloney
That three
L2.I
readings
Boothby
be given
to
the
following
By-lawsr
(CON-1) being
That By-Law No. 90-L76
a By-taw
to
authorize
Lhe Mayor and Clerk to execute an agreement
between Simcoe Coach Lines Limiterl and The Corporation
for
of a
the provision
transportation
disabled
system for the physically
within
the Town of Georgina, be now introduced and read
a first,
second and third
tirne, passed and numbered by
By-taw No. 90-L7 6 ( coN-l )
Passed,
signed
and
sealed
by the Mayor and Cler k .
(PWO-2) being
L2.2 That. By-taw
a By-Law to
No. 90-177
dedicate certain
lands as public
highway forming part
of the Seventh Concession Road (NG), be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, paese,il and
By-LawNo.
90-L77 (PWO-2)
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1_0
1990-11-08
B Y * L A W S C O N TI D :
(PL-3)
12,3 That
By-Law
a By-Law to
No. 90-178
being
Covenant Agreement
3
THOMPSON,FRED & EVELYN, Part Lot L'l, Concession
(NG) , be now introduced
and read a first,
second and
t.hird time,
Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-178 (PL-3)
L2.4 That By-Law No. 911-90-592
being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-Law No. 9L1, THERESA MILLER, J. IRWIN, D.
L O N G OA N D c . P A L L A R I A , P a r t 2 , P I a n 6 5 R - 1 2 0 9 2 , P a r t , s L ,
2, B to 14, Plan 65R-l-2091, be now introduced and read
a first,
second and third
B y - L a w N o. 9 1 1 - 9 0 - 5 9 2
L2.5 Ttrat By-Law No. 90-1-79 (LI-2)
being a By-Law to Arnend
By-Law No. 83-169 (tI-2)
to provide for the licensing
and registratir:n
of dogs, be now introduced and read a
gecond and third
first,
By-taw No. 9O-I79 (LI-2)
carried.
by t,he Mayor and Clerk.
....
1 2 . 6 T h a t a T H I R D R E A D I N Gb e g i v e n t o
1) trc raise
rfiCIneyto aide
in
Drainage Works under the Tile
1980, Chapter 500.
This
that
1.3.
By-Lar,vNo. L9-1"70 (TIof
the Construction
Drainage Act, R.S.O.
b y - l a w w a s r e m o v e d . f r o m t h e agenda due to the fact
the O.M.B. approval has not yet been received .
MOTIONSORTGINATINGBYWAYOFPREVTOUSNOTICEOFMOTION:
Ncrne.
.-.
v
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11"
1990-11-09
O T H E RM O T I O N S :
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
Cloney
That the Rules of Procedure be waived in order that Mr. Don
regarding
the
Ferraro
be permitted
to address
Council
proposed closing of Lake Drive
carried.
....
Mr. Ferraro suggested that the Police monitor Lake Drive and
notices to speeding vehicles along the Lake
issue violation
Drive.
is
He indicated
the problem with speeding vehicles
not just
limited
t.o the summer months but is a year round
problem.
Mr. Ferraro also suggested. that Lake Drive could, possibly
be
closed during summer months on weekends as a solution
to the
problem of illegal
parking and speeding.
Petherick
Pallett
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-645
T H A T T T I E P R E S E N T A T I O NM A D E B Y M R . F E R R A R OB E R B C E I V E D F O R
INFORMATION
carriedo . . . .
I"toved by Councillor
Petherick
Jamieson
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 4 6
T I T A T E O U N C I L I S P R E V I O U S R E S O T U T I O NR E F E R R I N G T H E M A T T E RO F
CIJOSING IAKE DRIVE TO TIIE GENERAL POIJICY COMMITTEE FOR
DISCUSSION
AND A REPORT FROM TIIE TOWN ENGINEER BE
RESCINDED.
A recorded
vote
was requested.
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L2
L990-11-08
O T H E RMOT ION SC ON T 'D :
The Clerk
recorded
the vote
as follows:
Yea
Nav
x
x
x
Playor Johnston
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Boothby
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
taird
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
x
x
x
x
x
x
Yea- 5
Nay* 4
carried t . r . .
lvtoved by Councillor
Petherick
Cloney
RESOT,UTTON
NO. C-90-647
T H A T T H E G E N E R A L P O L I E Y C O T ' I M I T T E EI N V E S T I G A T E V A R I O U S
ALTERNATIVBS TO AT,T,EVIATETHE SPEEDING AND IIIEGAL PARKING
TO ENSURESAFETY OF PEDESTRIANSUSING LAKE DRIVE IN THE AREA
OF WILLOW BEACH
carried
Moved by Councillor
as amended
Laird
Morrison
THAT THE WORDSIIN THE AREA OF WIttOW BEACH' BE DELETED
FROTT{
TTTEABOVE MOTION
carried.
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L3
OTHER MOTIONS CONTID:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
That the closing
of Lake
alternative
in the report
Policy Committee
as an
Drive not be considered
of the Engineer to the General
lost.
15.
....
NOTICES OF MOTION:
Councillor
following
Heeting to
Petherick
advised that he nrould be presenting
the
notice
of motion at the Committee of the Whole
be held on November 15, 1-990:
of
That the Budget Committee
discuss
the possibility
funding in L991" to have the Engineering
Department prepare a
report on the cost of a pedestrian
and a bicycle path along
the lake side of Lake Drive,
to extend from St. Georgers
Church on the east and Metro Road at Roches Point to the
to
west,
along
with
the Chief
Officer
Administrative
funding
investigate
the possibility
of obtaining Provincial
for a 'make work project'
the Town of Georgina t<>
allowing
phase.
hire local people to help during the construction
carried.
Moved by Councillor
....
Laird
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 6 4 8
THAT A REPORT BE PREPAREDBY THE TOWN ENGINEERAND TTIE FIRE
C H I E F R E G A R D I N GT H E A C C U M U L A T I O NO F A U T O M O T I V ET I R E S W I T H I N
THE TOI{N, SAID REPORT ?O BE FORWARDED
TO THE GENERALPOLICY
COMMITTEE
carried,
....
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L990-1_L-08
L4
N O T I C E S O F M O T I O NI
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
CloneY
Seconded bY Councillor
REEOL,UIIONNO. C-90-6't9
T H A T T H E R E G I O N O F Y O R K B E R E Q U E S T E DT O P R O V I D E T W O ( 2 )
HANDICAPPEDPARKING SPACESON HIGH STREET, SUTTON
Caffigd.
l_6.
OTHER BUSINESS :
L'l ,
BY-TAWTOCONFIRMPROCEEDINGSI
Moved by Councillor
. . . .
Boobhby
Cloney
(CoU-21 , being
to
a by-law
That By-Law Number 90-L80
p
r
o
e
e
e
d
i
n
g
s
confirm the
of Council on November 8, L990, be
time,
now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
carried . . . . .
]"8 .
:
ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Councillor
Boothby
That the Council
Cloney
Meeting adjourn
carried
)*
o
at
this
. . . . I
time
(8:45 p.m.)
by
\Q90-tt-t5
CORPORATTON OF THE TOhIN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
I
1990-LL-15
L0 : 34 A.M.
A Special
Committee
matter :
Council
of the
i)
Centre
Civic
Meeting was held irnmediately
Whole t'leeting
to deal with
the
following
the following
Roof Replacement and Additions
REPORTNO. CAO-90-23
1.
ROLL CALI, :
The Clerk
present:
the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
l'lorrison
Councillor
Laird
Councillor
Petherick
/I'
and
2,
members
of
Council
were
Wheeler
Regional Councillor
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
Boothby
Councillor
CONFTICT OF INTEREST DISCIJOSURES:
None.
11.
COMMITTEENL
I-L.3 Report
Ll-.1.1
of
:
OTHER REPORTS
the
Chief
Civic
Administratigr
Officer:
Centre Roof Replacement and Additions
R E P O R TN O . C A O - 9 0 - 2 3
I'toved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
RESOIJUTIONNO. SC-90-650
1.
o
o
THAT THE CONTRACT PRIEE OF HUDSON ' S GENERAL
CoNTRACTING
I N T H E A I r { O U NO
TF $99,900.00, PLUS $7,000.00
FOR INTERIOR WORK OVER THE COUNCTLCHAMBERSAND SOUTHEND ADDTTION BE ACCEPTED
.
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]-1.
2
L990-L1-L5
COT'$IITTEE AND OTHER REPORTS CONT'D:
2.
THAT THE COST OF PURCHASTNG AND INSTAIJLTNG 89
R E P T A C E M E N TW I N D O W SA N D 1 . 7 N E h I W I N D O W SF O R T H E E I V I C
CENTRE BE TENDERED
.
3.
THAT THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER INVESTIGATE TIIE
POSSIBILITY OF PROVINCIAT FUNDING BEING AVAILABL,E FOR
ENERGY CONSERVATIONPROJECTS RESPECTING THE REPLACEMENT
OF WINDOWS
Caf,fied . . . . .
3.
tvloved by Councillor
Cloney
Petherick
That By-Law Number 90-18L(COU-21
to
a by-law
, being
p
r
o
c
e
e
d
i
n
g
s
L
9
9
0,
confirm the
of Council on November 15th,
be now introduced
a
n
d
t
h
i
r
d
t
i
m
e
,
and read a first,
second
passed and numbered by the t'layor and the Clerk.
t
By-law Number 90-181 (CoU-2)
carrigd.
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That the meeting
....
Wheeler
Petherick
adjourn
at this
time
(l-0:3
ohns
n, Ct
by
O.r (
ACTING MAYOR FOR THE MON?H OF NOVEMBER (ALTERNATE
COUNCILLOR CIJONEY
COUNCILLOR PETHERICK)
IN THE
REGIONAL IV1UNICIPALITY OF YORK
COUNEIL MINUTES
L990-L1--22
7230 P.M.
1.
MOMENT OF MEDITATTON :
A moment of neditation
2.
was observed.
ROLL CALL :
t'layor Johnston
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pet,herick
Councillor
Laird
3.
and the
call
following
Regional Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Councillor
Pallet
members of
Wheeler
CONFLICTOFTN?ERESTDISCLOSURES:
Councillor
with
Jamieson declared
a conflict
of interest
respect to items 10.1".4 and L2.4 as his wife is employed by
the financial
instit,ution
the Town of Georgina uses for
purposes
banking
.
4.
!{INUTESOFPREVIOULI'{EETING$j
Pallett
That the
following
of
Laird
sets
4.I
Minutes
1990.
4.2
!{inutes of the
1 _ 5 t h , 1 - 9 9 0.
the
of minutes
Council
Special
l"leeting held
Council
on November 8th,
l"leeting held
Carried. . . . .
on November
2
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1990-L1.-22
MINUTESOFGENERALPOLICYCOMMIUEEIVIEELING:
None.
6.
BUSINESSARISINGFROMMINUTES;
None.
7.
DEPUTATIONS :
7.L
Kentridge
respecting
Johnston
Lirnited,
Planning
the Ainsley Hill
Development,
Congultants,
Sutton.
Mr. John Rogers, acting on behalf of Dr. Shouldice the
owner of the Ainsley
Hill
Development and Kentridge
Johnston
was in
Consultants,
Limited,
Planning
attendance at the meeting .
!1r. Rogers indicated
that
the initial
to Council
presented
and subsequently
development
to Council
approved for 550 units cannot be developed by private
water and sehter services according to the guidelines
set by the York Region l"ledical Officer
of Health.
way to proceed with
Mr. Rogers stated the only feasible
this developrnent would be by way of Municipal
water and
sewer services .
Mr. Leon Kentridge,
Planning Consultant with Kentridge
to Council that 550 units
Johnston Limited
indicated
p
r
o
p
o
s
e
d
were
Retirement Village
for the Ainsley Hill
of the total
429 are individual
number of units,
retirement
LzL would be units wit,hin a
homes, while
low-rise building .
Mr. Kentridge
explained
the proposed density of 550
for private
units was too high to meet the requirements
services
as per the guidelines
established by the York
Region Medical officer
of HeaIth and is reguesting the
approval
list
of
of Council
t,o be added to the
proposals
t
o
f
u
l
l
y
in order
services
reguiring
ful1
develop this proposal .
Mr. Rogers reguested
that :
1)
an official
Plan Amendment be prepared
Municipal Services .
2,
the Serviced Area Boundary for Sutton be amended
to include t,he Ainsley HiIl
Development.
based on
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1990-11-22
pEpurATroNSl
7.L
Kentridge
respecting
Consultants,
Johnston
Planning
Limited,
the Ainsley Hil I Development , Sutton .
3)
allocation
of L500 persons be set aside for the
Ainsley Hill
Development subject to a report, and
any studies
required
by the Development Services
Department .
4)
all
expansion
responsibility
Moved by Councillor
costs involved
would
of the Developer.
be the
sole
Petherick
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 5 1 _
T H A T T H E D E P U T A T I O N B Y M R . J O H N R O G E R S ,W I T H R E S P E C TT O T H E
AINSITEY HILI, PROJECTBE RECEMD FOR INFORMATION.
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Pallett
RESOIJUTIONNO. C'94'652
T H A T T H E A I N S L E Y H I L L D E V E I , O P M E N TP R O P O S A LB E T N C L U D E D I N
T H E S U T T O N S E R V I C E D A R E A A N D T H A T T H I S D E V E L O P M E N TR E C E I V E
THE APPROPRIATEMUNICIPAL SERVICE ATI,OCATIONWHENAVAII,ABLE.
Carried. . . . .
7.2
Publict"leetinqs
Department:
7.2.L
-Reportsof_theDevelopmentServices
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 91L
Y O R K R E G I O N R O M A N C A T T I O L I C S E P A R A T ES C H O O L
BOARD
Part, Lot L6, Concession 2 (NG)
Agent: Holden, Day, Wilson
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 9 8
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4
:
DEPU?ATIONS
'1.2
PublicMeetinqs
Department:
-Repgl:tsof
theDevelopmentServices
of the
Mayor Johnston informed the persons attending
procedure
regarding
Meetings
Public
for conducting
Planning Matters and stated that anyone wishing notice
of any furt,her
PubIic Meet,ing on the subject matters
forms and
are to complete the request for notification
present them to the recording clerk.
Ms. Markus, representing
the York Region Roman Catholic
Separate School Board at.tended and explained
the School
Board had sold the subject property
to the Church to
permit
the construction
of a Catholic
Church on the
site.
Church located
Ms. Markus stated the present Catholic
(Metro Road, Keswick) is currently
at the five corners
too small and wish to relocate.
lvls. ]larkus believes
the
the site
for
the new Church would compliment
point
surrounding
area and be a focal
for community
activity.
Mr. Doug Carroll,
Director
read
from Mr. Brian
Corbett
a letter
received
representing
U.S. Homes, stating
that the rezoning of
the subject lands may place restrictions
on development
of their
lands which are adjacent
to the proposed
Church site .
A letter
received from the York Region Medical Officer
of Health revealed they do not have objections
to the
proposal with the exception
that, any food prepared at
the Church must follow their guidelines.
lv1r. Carroll
School Board
requested
the Separate
consider rezoning aIl of the St. Thomas Aquinas School
property
to an fnstitutional
Zone and remove alI
reference to the Rural Zone presently
in place.
Mr. Brian McCabe, Separate School Board Trustee for the
Town of Georgina, was present and indicated
he was in
support
of the proposal
by the Church to rezone the
property
and the reguest by the Planner to rezone the
entire
School property to Institutional.
Ms. Glennis MacKillop,
Principal
Separate School indicated
she is
presented .
rezoning application
of St.
in full
Thomas Aquinas
support of the
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1990-11-22
DEPUTATTONS
r
7.2
PublicMeetinqs
Department:
I'Ioved by Regional
-Reportsof
Councillor
theDevelopmentservices
Wheeler
Laird
R E S O L U T T O NN O. C - 9 0 - 6 5 3
1.
THAT COUNCIT RECEIVE REPORT NO. DS-90-98 WITH RESPECT
TO THE ZONING AMENDMENTAPPLTCATTON BY THE YORK REGTON
ROII{AN CATHOTIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD, AS INFORMATION
AND THAT STAFF REPORT FURTTIER AT SUCH TIME AS REI,EVANT
A G E N C Y C O M M E N T SA N D P U B L I C I N P U T H A S B E E N R E C E T V E D A N D
ASSESSED.
2.
THAT PLANNTNG STAFF TNVESTIGATE REZONING THE BALANCE OF
THE LANDS OWNED BY THE YORK REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC
SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD TO TNSTTTUTTONAL.
Carried
7 .2 . 2
Unanimouslf. . . . .
Application
RINOR IJIMITED/TONORLIIVIITED/CHARTERLTMTTED
Agent,: Michael Smith Planning Consultants
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 9 7
agent for
Mr. Michael
Consultant,
Snith,
Planning
Charter
Construction
LimiLed/Rinor
Limited/Tonor
Council ' s
Limited
to request
, was in attendance
approval fo;
Add a site specific
zone reguirement to provide a
(196.9 ft.)
combined 60metre
building separation
distance
on abutting
industrial
and residential
properties
owned by the applicant;
proposes a 1-5metre (49.2 ft)
the applicant
rear
portion
yard building
setback on the residential
of the subject
lands and a 45metre
1L47.6 ft.)
rear yard building
and structure
setback on t,he
portion of the subject lands.
industrial
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6
L99g-LL-22
DE P U T A T T .N S :
7,2
-Reports
PublicMeet,inqs
Department:
Moved by Councillor
of
theDevelopment
Services
Pallett
l"lorrison
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-654
THAT EOUNCTIR
, E C E I V E R E P O R TN U M B E RD S - 9 0 - 9 7 A S I N F O R M A T I O N
AND THAT STAFF REPORT FURTHERAT SUCH TIME AS RETEVANT
A G E N C Y C O M M E N T SA N D P U B L I C I N P U T T T A SB E E N R E C E I V E D A N D
ASSESSED.
Carried. . . . .
8.
COMMUNICATIONS:
S.LDisposition:
Moved by Councillor
Laird
Jamieson
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-655
8.L.1-
That the correspondence from the Municipality
the
r€specting
of ViIlage
of I'{illbrook,
collection
on behalf
of school
of taxes
boards, be received for information.
Carried. . . . .
Moved by Councillor
l-,aird
Jamieson
RESOLUTTON
N O. C - 9 0 - 6 5 6
I . 1 ,. 2
That the correspondence
from the Ontario
respecting
Human Rights
Commission,
Human Rights Day" on December
"Internat,ional
L0t,h, l-990, be received for information.
Carrigd. . . . .
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L990-LL-22
COMI.{UNICATIONS:
L 2
Routine I'latters :
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
That
the
information
fo I Iowing
:
Laird
correspondence
be
received
for
RESOIJUTION
NO. C-90-657
B.2 . L
Lake
Simcoe
Region
Conservation
Authority
Conservation
& Community Relations
the Meeting
Board
Minutes
for
November 2nd, 1990.
Advisory
held
on
RESOTUTION NO . c - 9 0 - 6 5 8
9.2.2
with
Environment
Canada, Parks Service,
respect to water management along the TrentSevern Waterway .
RESOLUTION NO . c - 9 0 - 6 5 9
8. 2.3
Correspondence
between British
the transaction
regarding
C
o
n
s
u
mers' Gas.
Gas and
Carried. . . . .
8. 2 . 4
Town of Newmarket
respecting
copper piping for the distribution
gas within buildings.
Moved by Regional
Seconded
by
Councillor
Councillor
the
of
use of
natural
Wheeler
Petherick
THAT THE CORRESPONDENCEFROM THE TOWN OF NEWMARKET DATE
NOVETT{BER
L2, 1-990, REGARDING THE USE OF COPPER PIPING BE
REFERRED TO THE BUILDING INSPECTOR, DEVELOPIIENT SERVICES
DEPARTMENT, FOR A REPORT TO THE GENERAL POLICY COMMITTEE.
Carried. . . . .
9.
P E T T T T O N:S
None.
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L990-LL-22
I.O.I. RECOMMENDATTON
OSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T T N G
HELD ON NOVEMBER
l_5TH, t_990:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
l'lorrison
That the following
Committ,ee of the Whole recommendations
from the Meeting held on November Lsth, L990, be approvedl
RESOLUTION N O . C - 9 0 - 6 6 1 ,
L0.L.L
RESOIJUTION
1.
TTIAT COUNCIL
ADOPT TTIE PEFFERLAW
SACONDARY PI,AN TERMS OF REFERENCE
ATTACHED AS APPENDIX ,2' TO REPORT NO.
DS-90-92 .
2.
THAT STAFF BE INSTRUCTED TO OBTAIN
CONSULTANT I S PROPOSAT TO CONDUCT THE
PEFFERLAW SECONDARY PT,AN STUDY AND TO
REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL ON SAME.
3.
THAT A PEFFERLAW SECONDARY PLAN STUDY
STEERING COMMITTEE BE ESTABLISHED
N O. C -9 0- 662
l_0.1.2
T T { A T T H E A P P L T C A T T O NS U B M I T T E DB Y J O S E P HA N D
ELIZABETH KALO, BEING AN APPLICATION TO DEEM
I,OTS 78 AND 79, PLAN 302, NOT TO BE LOTS ON A
REGTSTEREDPLAN OF SUBDTVTSTON
AS PER SECTTON
4 9 ( 4 ) O F T H E P L A N N I N GA C T , 1 9 8 3 , B E A P P R O V E D .
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-663
]-0.1.3
]-.
TOR
THAT AN INTERIM LEVY BE AUTHORTZED
1991, AND
2.
THAT THE MILL RATE FOR THE INTERTM I,EVY
BE 54 . 235 MILLS
FOR RESIDENTIAL
ASSESSMENT AND 63 . 806 MILLS
FOR
COMMERCTAL
AND BUSTNESSASSESSMENT,AND
3.
T H A T T H E D U E D A T E S F O R T H E I N T E R T ML E V Y
( E X C E P T T H O S E T A X E S P A Y A B L E U N D E RT H E
PRE-AUTHORIZED TAX PAYMENTPLAN) , BE
:
ESTABTTSHCDAS FOTLOWS
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]-0.1
RECOIVIMENDATIONS
OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING
H E I D O N N O V E M B E R] . 5 T H , ] - 9 9 0 :
1 0 . 1 ". 3
FIRST TNSTALMENT
SECOND INSTALMENT
FEBRUARY 25 ,
L991_
APRIL 26 , L99L
4.
THAT ALL TAXES PAYABLE UNDER THE PREAUTHORIZED TAX PAYMENT PLAN SHALT BE DUE
ON THE FIRST DAY OF EACH AND EVERY MONTH
IN THE YEAR ].991, AND
5.
RATE FOR ALt
I,OCAL
THAT THE INTERIM
IMPROVET"lENT AND SPECIAL CHARGES, BE
EQUAL TO FrFTY pERCENT (50e") OF THAT
WHICH WAS TEVIED IN THE YEAR ].990, AND
6.
THAT THE ATTACHED BY-LAW BE PASSED
AUTHORIZING THE INTERIM LEVY AND THE DUE
DATES.
RESOLUTTONNO. c - 9 0 - 6 6 5
l-0.1_.5
RESOIJUTTON NO .
l_0. l_. 6
THAT AL T SON ARMTTAGE AND JODY HANNA BE
I JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE
AWARDED THE JOINT
'
YEAR AWARD
c-90-666
T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N C EF R O M T H E F E D E R A T I O N O F
CANADIAN MUNICIPALITTES WITH RESPECT TO THE
APPOINTMENT OF A TOWN REPRESENTATTVE TO SERVE
AS A RESOURCE PERSON FOR TCMI S STANDING
COMMTTTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL
ISSUES,
BE
REFERRED TO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFIEER
TO DESIGNATE A STAFF MEMBER FOR THE FCMIS
STANDING COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
Carried.
with
of interest
Councillor
Jamieson declared
a conflict
p
a
r
t
respect to the following
in the
item and did not take
discussion
or vote .
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L99A-LL-22
L.MMTTTEEANp'TEERREpoRTS:
] . 0 . I - R E C O M M E N D A T I O NOSF T H E C O M M I T T E EO F T H E W H O L EM E E T T N G
IIELD ON NOVEMBER
15TH, L99Az
Pallett
Laird
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 6 4
1.0.]-.4
1.
THAT TTIE MAYOR AND TREASURER BE
A UT HOR I Z E D TO BORROW BY WAY O F
PROMISSORY NOTE, THE SUM OR SUMS
REQUIRED FOR THE ABOVE PURPOSES, NOT
E X C E E D T N G$ 8 , 5 O O, O O O. B E T N G L E S S T H A N
THE LIMIT PRESCRIBED BY THE MUNICIPAL
ACT, AND
2.
THAT THE ATTACHED BY-I.,AW BE PASSED
AUTTIORIZINGSUCH BORROWTNG.
Carried. . . . .
10.2 Rqports
10.2.3
of_-Lhe Development Seryices
Department,:
Report on Necessity
for Site Plan Approval
for Go-Kart Track Expansion
LINDA AND ENZO EHIOVITTI - 3 - 5 Go-Karts
Part Lot 6, Concession 7 (G)
Park Road,/Black River Road
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 1 0 1
Mr. Doug Carroll
of Development
Services t
, Director
indicated
to Council that his staff
had attenpted to notify
t,he applicants
by mail and by telephone but did not receive
any response regarding this meeting.
n
I
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L990-LL-22
l-1_
r-0. coMMrrrEEANporHERREp'RTS:
10 .2 Reports
of
the
Deve,Iopment Services
Department :
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
R E S O L U T I O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 6 7
1..
TITAT TTIE DEVELOPMENTSERVICES DEPARTMENTOBTAIN A LEGAL
O P I N I O N O N T H E M A T T E R SC O N T A T N E DI N R E P O R TN U M B E RD S 9O-1.0I. RELATING TO STTE PLAN APPROVALAND THE EXPANSTON
OF THE GO-KART TRACK.
2.
THAT TTIE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE GENERAL POLTCY
COMMITTEE.
Carri-ed. . . . .
L0.2.4
Appeal of Zoning By-taw No. 911--90-588
J A M E S & C H R I S T O P H E R G A I V I B L E( F O R M E R L YG L E N N
SAKAGUCHI
)
Part Lot 4, Concession 3 (G) 3rd Concession
Road
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 . 9 9
Mr. Doug Carrol,
Director
reviewed the contents of the report with Council.
briefly
Mr. Carroll
stated that because of a death in the family
complainant,
! 1 1 s .N a n c y W a l l i n g f o r d
roas unable to attend
Council Meet,ing .
the
the
R E S O T U T I O NN O. C - 9 0 - 6 6 8
]-.
T H A T T H E C L E R K O F T H E T O W N O F G E O R G T N AA D V T S E T H E
ONTARTOMUNTCTPALBOARDTHAT COUNCIT HAS CONSIDEREDTHE
A P P E A L S U B M T T T E DA G A T N S TB Y - L A W N U M B E R9 ] . 1 - - 9 0 - 5 8 8 A N D
TAKES THE POSITION THAT THE REASONFILED IN SUPPORT;OF
THE APPEAL DO NOT WARNANTREPEAI]ING SAID BY-LAh'.
2.
THAT THE CLERK OF THE TOWN OF GEORGINAADVISE THE
O N T A R T O M U N T C T P A L B O A R D T H A T C O U N C I L R E C O M M E N DTSH E
A P P E A L B E D I S M I S S E D W I T H O U T A F U L L H E A R I N GP U R S U A N TT O
S E C T I O N 3 4 ( 2 6 1 O F T H E P L A N N I N GA C T . I . 9 8 3 .
Carried. . . . .
I
o
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L2
:
COMMITTEE
AND OTHERREPORTS
tO,2
Reports
of
L0.2.5
the
Development
Greater
Study
Toronto
Services
Area
Department:
Urban
Structure
Concepts
R E P O R T N O. D S - 9 0 - 1 - 0 0
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Pallett
1.
T H A T T H E M I N I S T R Y O F M U N I C I P A L A F F A T R S B E R E Q U E S T E DT O
CONDUCT A PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING OR MEETINGS IN THE
TOWN OF GEORGINA TO PRESENT TIIE GREATER TORONTO REGION
URBAN STRUCTURE CONCEPTS S?UDY .
2,
TIIAT SUBJECT TO FURTHER REVIEW AND INPUT FROM THE
PUBLIC,
COUNCIL OF THE ?OWN OF GEORGTNA GENERALLY
ENDORSES A NODAL CONCEPT FOR THE GREATER TORONTO AREA.
3.
AND
THAT THE ELERK FORWARD REPORT NO. DS.9O-].OO
COUNETL' S RE$OIJUTION
R
E
G
I
O
N
AL
T
H
E
THEREON TO
COMMISSIONER OF PLANNING AND THE MINISTRY OF MUNICTPAL
AFFAIRS .
Carrigd.
L0.3
Report
of
the
Clerk's
. . . .
Ds:partment
Drainage Loan - John Philp
L0.3.LTile
R E P O R TN O . r C - 9 4 - 2 7
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-670
T H A T A R A T T N GB Y - I , A W B E P A S S E D I N T H E A M O U N TO F S 2 O , O O O . O O
IN REFERENCETO THE TTIE DRAINAGE I.,OANAPPLICATION SUBMITTED
B Y J O H N P H I L P , R . R . # L , P E F F E R L A W . A N D F O R W A R D UTDO T F I E
REGION OF YORK FOR DEBENTUREAPPROVAL.
Carried. . .
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1 3_
L990-LL-22
10.4 Report
of
L0 . 4 . l_
the
Public
Works Department
Closing
and Sale of Lane on Plan
Avenue , Community of Sutt,on
348 Maple
R E P O R TN O . E D C - 9 0 - 2 0
Moved by Councillor
Morrison
Pallett
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . C - 9 0 - 6 7 1 _
L,
THAT COUNEIL APPROVESIN PRINCTPLE THE CLOSING AND SALE
O F T H E S I X T E E N F O O T L A N E R U N N T N GB E T W E E Nt O T S 4 9 , 5 0
AND 57 ON PLAN 348 AND LOT 24 ON PLAN 286.
2.
THAT THE SALE PRICE OF THE CLOSED LANE BE THE
S U R V E Y I N G , A D V E R T I S I N G A N D L E 6 A L C O S T S I N E U R R E DB Y T I T E
TOWNTO CLOSE AND SELI ?HE LANE.
3.
T H A T T H E T O W N E N G I N E E R B E A U T H O R I Z E D T O C O N T A C TT H E
ABUTTING OWNERS TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEY ARE
I N T E R E S T E D I N A C Q U I R T N GA P O R T I O N O F T H E L A N E P R O P O S E D
TO B8 CTOSED
.
Carried.
].1 .
. . . .
None.
L2 .
BY-LAWS:
Pallett
That the
following
Councillor
by-laws
Wheeler
be given three
readings:
L2.L That By-Law No. 90-l-82 (PL-1) being a by-Iaw to Deem
C e r t , a i n L o L s o n a R e g i s t e r e d P I a n , J O S E P HK A L O '
Lots 78 and 79, Plan 302, be now introduced and read a
first,
second and third
By-taw
No.
90-1-82 ( PL-L)
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L990-LL-22
L4
B Y - L A W S:
L2.2 That By-Law No. 90-l-83 (pL-21 being a By-Law to Repeal
By-Laws adopting Amendment No's 32, 34, 37, 43, 45, 48
and 50 to the official
Plan, be now introduced and read
a first,
second and third
By-Law No. 90-L83 (PL-2)
L2.3 That By-taw
being
a By-Law to
No. 90-1-84 (Pwo-2)
Dedicate Certain Lands as a Public Highway forming part
of Old Homestead Road (YR 791 , be now introduced
and
pdssed and
read a first,
time,
seeond and third
By-[.raw No. 90-L84
( P W O - 2)
L2.5 That By-Law No. 90-1"86 (TA-1-) being a By-Law to Levy
in the Town
an interim
rate upon the taxable property
year
the taxation
of Georgina
for
1991,
be now
introduced
second and third
time,
and read a first,
By-LawNo.
90-l-86 (TA-1)
(cON-1-) being
L2,6 That By-Law No. 90-187
a By-Law to
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to execute an Agreemenf
between The
of Purchase
and SaIe and Conveyance
Regional Municipality
of York and the Town of Georgi-na
of the Georgina Health Department
for the location
Building,
be nohr introduced
second
and read a first,
p&ssed and numbered by the Mayor and
and third
time,
the Clerk.
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 1 8 6 ( e O N - 1)
Carriedr
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1-5
BY-LAWS;
Councillor
following
vote.
Jamieson declared
by-Law and did not
Ivlovedby Councillor
a conflict
take part
with respect to the
or
in the discussion
Pallett
Laird
12.4 That
By-Law No. 90-l-85 (BA-1)
being
a By-Law to
authorize the borrowing of $8,500,000.00 to meet, until
of
the taxes are collected,
the current
expenditures
the Municipality
for the year L99t,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed and
numbered by the l"layor and t.he Clerk.
By-Law No.
90-1-85 (BA-l-)
Carried. . . . .
That three
readings
Jamieson
Councillor
be given
Wheeler
to the following
by-laws:
L2,7 That By-Law No. 90-l-88 (TI-1) being a by-law to Impose
Special Annual Drainage Rates upon land in respect of
which money is borrowed under The Tile Drainage Act,
L971-, be now introduced
and read a first,
second and
time,
third
Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-l-88 (TI-L)
L2.8 That By-Law No. 90-189 (BU-l) being a by-Law to change
the name of a certain
street
in the Town of Georgina'
in the Region of York (Windy Shore Drive)
be now
introduced
and read a first,
time,
second and third
B y - l a w N o . 9 0 - 1 - 8 9 ( B U - l -)
Carried. . . . .
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BY-LAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Wheeler
L 2 . 9 T h a t a f f R S T A N D S E C O N Dr e a d i n g b e g i v e n t o B y - L a w N o .
90-l-90 (BU-l)
being a by-law to change the names of
certain
streets
in the Town of Georgina in the Region
of York .
B y - L , a u rN o . 9 0 - 1 9 0 ( B U - 1 )
Carried. . . . .
13.
MOTIONS ORIGINATING BY WAY OF PREVIOUS NOTICE OF MOTION:
None.
L4
OTHER MOTIONS:
1-4.L Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
R E S O L U T T O NN O . C - 9 0 - 6 7 2
WHEREAS COUNCIL HAS DIRECTED THAT A SECONDARYPLAN FOR
THE COMMUNITY OF PEFFERLAW BE PREPARED; AND
WHEREAS THIS
PI,AN SHOULD RESOLVE TSSUES IN THE
APPLTCATION OF MATTERS OF PROVINCIAT INTEREST TO THE
MUNICTPAL PLANNING PROCESS; AND
WHEREAS COUNCIL CONSIDERS IT APPROPRIATE
REASONABLE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THIS STUDY;
TO SEEK
NO THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE
coRpoRATroN
oF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA REQUESTS THE
M I N I S T R Y O F I V I U N I C T P A LA F F A I R S A N D H O U S I N G , T O P R O V I D E
FUNDTNG PURSUANT TO THE COMMUNTTY PLANNING GRANT
PROGRATI{, FOR TIIE PREPARATION OF THE PEFFERLAW SECONDAY
PLAN .
Carried. . . . .
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L4. orHERMorroNs:
L4.2 Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Pallett
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-673
THAT II,IR. DOUG EARROLL,
DTRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES, BE NOMINATED TO THE REGION OF YORK HOUSTNG
AUTHORITY.
Carried.
14.3 Moved by Regional
Councillor
. . r r
Wheeler
Petherick
RESOLUTTON
NO. C-90-674
THAT TIiE TOWNCLERK INVESTIGATE THE FEASIBILITY OF
ACQUIRING A COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FOR THE BY-LAW
ENFORCHMENT
DEPARTMENTAND REPORT TO THE GENERAL POLICY
C O M M I T T E EO N N O V E M B E R2 9 , ] . 9 9 0 .
Carried. . . . .
L5.
NOTfCESOF IvIOTION:
None.
].6.
Moved by Councillor
Pallett
Petherick
That Council convene into an In-Camera Meeting at this
(9:L0 p.[1.] in reference to a personnelmatter.
time
C a r r i e d . . . o.
Council arose from the In-Camera Meeting at this
p.ilI. ) with nothing to report.
time
(9:25
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BY-IAW
L990-LL-22
1-B
That By-law No. 90-19L(COU-2)
being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council on November 22nd, 1990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
and numbered by the Mayor and t.he Clerk.
By-LawNo.
I-8 .
90-1-90 (COU-2)
by the
Mayor
and the
CI e r k .
ADJOURNMENT
:
On motion
t,he m e e t i n g
adjourned
at
9226 p.fiI.
SceObB
\Sr \ao+
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CORPORATION OF THE TOh'N OF GEORGINA
IN THE
SPECIAL COUNCIIJ MINUTES
L990-12-04
8:05P.M.
1.
ROLL CALI, :
The Deputy Clerk
members of Council
Playor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
gave the roll
were present:
call
and the
following
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
Councillor
Councillor
Pallett
Councillor
Petherick
The recipients
lead into the
of t,he L990 Municipal Recognition Awards were
Council Chambers by Scottish
Bagpipers.
David Holborn
lead the gathering
in
singing
'O Canada'.
The invocation
was presented by Reverend Wayne Carney of
Paul's and Roches Point Anglican Churches.
St.
A moment of silence
was observed to remember the citizene
our community who have passed away during the past year.
of
Mayor Johnston
weleomed everyone
to the l-990 Georgina
Municipal
of
Recognition
Awards, mentioning past recipients
the Cit.izen of the Year, S€rvice Recognition
and Special
Recognition
awardg over the years.
the
He mentioned
recipients
of the Junior Citizen
of the Year Award since its
conception in l-984.
l"layor Johnston explained
the procedure for nominating and
choosing worthy candidates
for these tvlunicipal Recognition
Awards.
l'layor Johnston
introduced
Special
Recognition
Award,
David Joyce.
He noted that
in attendance.
He explained
recognized
quick
for their
saving four men from t.heir
April of this year.
yearts
of the
this
recipients
Jim Quinn, Ted Quinn Jr, and
David Joyce was not able to be
that these three men are being
response and heroic efforts
in
sinking
boat on Lake Simcoe in
_
s c 9 0 3 8. M r N
Mayor Johnston
indicated
rescued were in attendance .
1990-L2-04
that
two
of
the men that
were
Regional Councillor
Ross
Danny Wheeler and Ward 2 Councillor
Jamieson presented
Recognition
Awards to Jim
the Special
Quinn and Ted Quinn Jr .
Mayor Johnston introduced the first
recipient
of this year's
Junior
Citizen
of the Year Award,
Armitage,
Alison
mentioning
her involvement
of the
aspects
in various
the
community,
some of which are Lhe Summer camp for
Mentally
and Physically
and Young
Challenged
Children
AdulLs,
teaching
won the
Sunday School
for
two years,
Keswick
Optimists
Orat,orical
Contest,
Cancer Campaign,
volunteered
for the 'Trees for Canada' and helped at the
Stephen Leacock Theatre.
He mentioned her help at Parent' s
Night,
Urriversity
field
Day, Community Night,
organized
trips
for Sutton Public Students to participate
in a local
archaeological
dig,
and help in hosting the lvlodel United
National Assembly .
Ward LCouncillor
Bill
L,aird presented the Junior
the Year Award to Alison Armitage at this time.
Ward 6 Councillor
Stephen PaIlet presented
of the municipality
to Alison Armitage.
flowers
Citizen
of
on behalf
Mayor Johnston
introduced
of this
the second recipient
year's
Junior
Citizen
Jody Hanna,
of the Year Award,
mentioning
her participation
which
in community projects
includes
helping
for the past four years with the Georgina
Schools Christmas Program, Food Pantry activities,
raising
for
funds
the
Canadian
and Sunshine
Cancer
Society
Foundation,
helping at Lynhurst Hospital
and with the Boy
judging the Public School
Scouts when they go Ice Fishing,
Science
Fair,
rdising
funds
for
the Cat Scan for York
County Hospital,
raising
money in memory of Nadine Kelley.
He mentioned that Judy has served on the Amnesty International
Committee, the Executive of the Students'
Council,
she was Year Book Editor,
has served on t.he Photograph
Committee,
the Year Book, the Student Exchange Program,
tut.ored , worked on the Sadd Committee ,
Ward 7 Councillor
Margaret
Cloney presented
Citizen
of the Year Award to Jody Hanna at this
Ward 6 Councillor
presented
Stephen Pallett
behalf of the municipality
to Jody Hanna.
the Junior
time.
flowers
on
s c 9 0 3 8. M r N
Both AIison
Georgina for
L990-12-04
Armitage
and Jody Hanna thanked the Town of
their
awards, and thanked their
nominators.
year's
Mayor Johnston
introduced
of the
this
recipient
Service Recognition
Award, Anne Eecloo, mentioning that she
was past president
of Lhe Sutt,on Kinettes,
and that she was
instrumental
in the Kin Clubs of Sutton co-operating
with
the municipality
in funding children's
equipment in the West
Street. Park in Sutton,
fund raising
for the Knox United
elevator,
initiated
the KISSED Program.
Ward 5 Councillor
Clare Morrison
Recognition
Award to Anne Eecloo at
Ward 4 Councillor
of the municipality
presented
this time.
presented
Bob Petherick
to Anne Eecloo.
the
flowers
Service
on behalf
Anne Eecloo thanked the Town for the award and stated
she will
continue to serve the Town as best she can.
that
Mayor Johnston
int.rodueed the Citizen
of the Year Award
recipient,
Mavis Gulyas, stating
that she has been involved
with the theatre
in our community for yearsr &s an actor,
director
and more recently
as a producer of a wide variety
of productions.
He mentioned her involvement
with the young
people of our community, South Shore Theatre productions,
fundraiser
to raise funds for the 'Dream Wish' Foundation,
Di r e c t o r / C o - o r d i n a t o r
for the Georgina Childrens ' Theatre
Workshop, raising
funds for t.he Keswick Optimists Walk Along
The Lake,
Georgina
Food Pantry and the Leacock Theatre
Advisory
Committee .
t'layor Johnston Fresented the
Mavis Gulyas at. this time .
Ward 4 Councillor
of the municipality
Citizen
of
presented
Bob Petherick
to Mavis Gulyas.
the
Year Award to
flowers
on behalf
Mavis Gulyas stated that she was very surprised
when told
that she was to receive the Citizen
of the Year Award. She
stated
that
of the
she has worked
with
the children
communit.y for many years and that
the children
are our
future .
Mayor Johnston asked the recipients
to stand at this time in
order
that
Rev. James Christie
could present
them with
certificates
on behalf of the Federal Government and 1"1.P.
John Cole.
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Rev. James Christie
stated that John Cole, M.P., wished t.o
convey apoligies
for
his absence
at these
awards and
congratulated
the recipients,
stating that it is reassuring
and inspiring
to take part
He
in awards such as these.
presented
certificates
to the recipients
at this time on
behalf of the Federal Government .
P a t t y B e I I , r e p r e s e n L a t i v e f o r t a r r y O I C on n o r , M . P . P . 7
presented
certificates
on behalf of the
to the recipients
Provincial
Government .
tvlayor Johnston introduced
Charlie
Johnston, Ambassador of
Good wilI,
C
i
t
i
z
e
n
o
f
t
h
e
Y
e
a
r Brad Smockum and John
1990
Mclean at this time .
Mayor Johnston
School Trustee,
were
not
able
engagements.
indicated
that both Dorothy Caine, Public
and Brian McCabe, Separate School Trustee,
due to prior
to attend
these
awards
Mayor Johnston thanked Glen Campbell, Carole Lasher, Linda
Giles and Susan Bikker
of the Recreation
Department for
their hard work in arranging this night.
David Holborn
t
Queen .
2.
lead
the
audience
in
singing
'God Save the
Ivtoved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
the proceedings
of Council
on December 4, l-990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
By-Law Number 90-1-92 (COU-2)
carried.
....
by
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1-990-l_2-04
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
p.m. ) .
Special
Councillor
Council
Wheeler
Meeting
adjourn
at thie
tirne (8:40
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a
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOhIN OF GEORGTNA
IN THE
REGTONAL MUNICTPALITY OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCIT
FOLLOWING COMMTTTEE OF THE WHOTJEMEETING
TO DEAL WITH COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MATTERS
L990-12-06
t- .
ROLL CALL
2.
CONFLIETOFINTERESTDTSCLOSURES
3.
I\,TINUTESOF PREVIOUS [{EETING
Flinutes
of the
Council
Meeting
held
on November 22nd, L990.
4.
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHECOMMTTTEEOFTHEWHOLEMEETINGHELD
e r N D E C E M B E R6 T H , L g g 0 :
5.
BY-LAWS:
5.1-
A By-Law to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 911--90-588
JAMES GAIVIBLE( formerly
SAKAGUCHI)
Part Lot 4, Conc 3 (c) - Frog Street
(Advisement:
No. DS-90-99
to Report
Refer
Council Meeting held on November 22nd, l-990)
5.2
A By-taw to Aut,horize Restrictive
DEREK SWALES
Part tot 24, Conc 2 & 3 (NG)'
of
Adjustment
A By-Law to Authorize
the I'layor and Clerk to Execute a
Development Agreement between Jose and Maria Paula and
the Town of Georgina with respect to Lot 98, Plan 602.
(Advisement:
Refer
to Report
Committee of the Whole agenda of
5.4
the
Covenant Agrement
( Advisement : Refer
to the Committee
Meeting held on August 27th, 1-990)
5.3
of
of the
No. TE-90-42
December 6th, l-990).
of
A By-Law to raise money to aid
in the construction
drainage works under the Tile Drainage Act, R.S.O. 1980
Chapter 500.
(Advisement:
By-Law 90-l-70 (TI-1-) has now received
approval
from the O.Fl.B. and is presented t,o Council
for a 3rd reading).
o
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5.
2.
BY-LAWSI
5.5
A By-Law
licensing
to amend By-Law No. 90-L79
and regulation
of dogs.
(LT-21
for
the
(Advisement:
See report
Te-90-23 of t.he Town Clerk,
General Policy Committee Agenda of November 28th, L990'
to amend the pound fees from S20.00 to $25.00 to redeem
a dog on a first
offence).
6.
CONFTRMTNGBY.TJAW
7.
ADJOURNMENT
3q0:q
\qq0.\2.,c6
t,
EORPORATION OF TTIE TOWN OF GEORGINA
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPAI,ITY OF YORK
-
SPECIAL COUNCIL IVIINUTES
1-990-12-06
1 - 0 : 0 1A . M .
1.
ROLLCALL:
The Clerk
Present:
and the
following
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
the
Committee were
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Jamieson
Councillor
Counci-llor Pallett
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDISCTOSURES:
None.
3.
DEPUTATIONS:
3.1-
SpecialCouncil
(PublicMeetinq)
Application
to Amend Zoning By-Law No. 91-1
RICHARD SIVIYTH
Part Lot. 22, Concession I (NG) - Burke Street,
Agentr Michael Smith Planning Consultants
Sutton
R E P O R TN O . D S - 9 0 - 1 0 2
I"layor Johnston
the circulat,ion
were in order.
list
Mayor Johnst.on explained
the procedure
No one was in
to
attendance
of
for
speak to this
Mr. Harold
tenters,
Senior
noLhing further
to add to this
Planner,
report.
Public
Meeting
a public
and
meeting.
matter,
stated
that
he had
t,
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Moved by Councillor
1990-L2-06
Jamieson
Morrison
R E S O T J U T I ONNO . S C - 9 0 - 6 7 4
T T I A T T T { E Z O N I N G A M E N D M E N TA P P T T C A T I O N S U B M I T T E D B Y R I C H A R D
S M Y T H F O R P A R T L O T 2 2 , C O N C E S S T O N8 ( N G ) T O R E Z O N E T H E
I S L A N D F R O I I ,R
OWNER
I U R A L ( R U} T O U R B A N R E S I D E N T I A L F I R S T
(
DENSITY R]-) BE APPROVED
carried
4.
BY-IAW TO CONFIRM PROCEEDINGS
:
Moved by Councillor
PaIIett
Cloney
That By-Law Number 90-L93 (CoU-2) being a by-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on December 6, 1-990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
time, passed
second and third
By-Law Number 90-193 (cou-2)
the D{ayor and the Clerk
by
carried . . . . .
5.
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
Pallett
That
the
Special
Council
Meeting
Committee of the Whole Pleeting
rt
Lariy
D.
si
reconvene
John
Jer
into
the
:$otrO
1qp-tz{6
I
IN THE
REGIONAL MUNTCTPALITY OF YORK
SPECIAL COUNCTL MTNUTAS
1990-12-06
1 - l:-5 0 A . M .
l- .
ROLLCALL
o
members of
following
Regional Council lor Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillc'r Pallett
Mayor Johnston
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
l.,aird
2.
and the
call
CONFLICTOFINTERESTDTSCLOSURES
with
of interest
Councillor
Laird
declared
a conflict
Addendum Inter-Office
Memo dated December 3, 1990, of K.P.
Civic
Centre
McClatchie,
Purchasing
r€specting
Agentr
Windowsr ds one of the bidders on this project
is a client
of his insurance business.
3.
MTNUTESOFPREVTOUSMEETTNG
t'linutes
of
the
Council
These minutes
will
December 2A , l-990 .
I"loved by Regional
Seconded
by
Meeting
be circulated
Councillor
Councillor
on November
held
with
the
22nd,
Council
1-990.
agenda of
Wheeler
Jamieson
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 6 7 5
T H A T T H E M A Y O R A N D C L E R K A R E H E R E B Y A U T H O R T T , E DT O S T G N A N Y
DOCUMENTATION TO GIVE FORCE AND EFFECT TO ANY DECISION MADE
B Y M E M B E R S O F C O U N C I L A T T H E C O M I " I I T T E EO F T H E W H O L E M E E T I N G
H E L D O N D E C E M B E R L 2 , 1 " 9 9 0 A N D S U B S E Q U E N T E L YA P P R O V E D A T T H E
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING HELD IMMEDIATELY FOI.,LOWING.
carried.
....
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L990-L2-06
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHECOT"II'{ITTEEOFTHEWHq!ETvIEETINGHEI.,D
ONDECEIV1BERLTH,l-990:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That the following
Whole Meeting held
Wheeler
Pallett
recommendat,ions of the Committee of the
on December 6th, 1990 be approved:
R E S O L U T I O NN O. S C - 9 0 - 6 7 6
4.L
T H A T T H E P R O V I S I O N S O F T H E P U R C H A S I N GB Y . L A W B E
W A I V E D A N D T T I E P U B L I C W O R K S D E P A R T M E N TO B T A I N
OF A
QUOTES FROM LOCAL DEALERS FOR THE REPLACEI',IENT
HALF-TON TRUCK AND A RBPORTDETAII,ING THESE QUOTES
BE BROUGHTBEFORE COUNCIL.
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 6 7 7
4.2
THAT THE TOWN CLERK DRAFT A BY.LAW FOR THE
L I C E N S I N G O F T O W T R U C K S I N T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N A ,
SAID BY-LAW TO CONSIDER FEES FOR THTS PROPOSED
L I C E N S T N G , A N D F O R A R E P O R TT O B E B R O U G H TB E F O R E
THE GENERALPOLTCY COMMITTEEMEETING.
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 6 7 8
4.3
]-.
T H A T T H E C A N I N E C O N T R O LB Y * L A W B E A M E N D E DT O
PROVIDE THAT THE COST OF REGAINTNGCUSTODYOF
AN TMPOUNDED
DOG SHALL BE S25.OO FORA FIRST
OFFENCE.
,
THAT TITE TOWN CLERK REQUEST THE CHIEF JUDGE
OF ONTARIO TO APFROVE SET FINBS IN THE AMOUNT
o F $ 5 3 . 7 5 F O R T H E F O I , L O W T N GO F F E N S E S P U R S U A N T
TO THE EANTNE CONTROL BY-LAW.
A)
B)
C)
D)
RESOIJUTION NO .
4.4
PERI"IITTING DOG TO RUN AT LARGE
KEEPING AN UNTICENSED DOG
DOG TTCENSE NOT AFFIXED TO DOG
HARBOURING MORE THAN THRBE DOGS IN
RESIDENTIAL AREA.
A
sc-90-679
THAT MR. SVENTZOURTSR
' E Q U E S TT H A T T H E T O W NI S S U E
S P E C I A T A R E A P E R M I T S T O A L L O W R E F R B S H M E NVTE N D O R S
TO VEND FROM DESIGNATEDAREAS BE DENIED
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4.
1-990-t-2-06
RECOUI,IENpATIONSOFTHECOMT'IITTEEOFTHBWHOTEMEETINGITEID
ONDECEI"IBER6TH,1990CONTfD:
RESOLUTTON NO .
4.5
cw-90-680
l_.
THAT COUNCTL AUTHORIZE
THE RECREATION
DEPARTMENT TO OPERATE THE BEFORE AND AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAI',I' EARLY BIRDS AND NIGHT OWLS '
B E T W E E N J A N U A R Y 7 , 1 . 9 9 1 -A N D J U N E 2 4 , L 9 9 L I N
ACCORDANCEWTTH THE APPROVED BUDGET.
1
THAT THE MAYOR AND CI,ERK BE AUTHORIZED TO
SIGN A JOINT PROGRAMAGREEMENTWITH THE YORK
REGION BOARD OF EDUCATION RELATING TO THE
EARLY BIRDS AND NIGHT OWLS PROGRAM.
3.
THAT COUNCIT APPROVB THE PROPOSED EARLY BIRDS
AND NIGHT OWLS POLICY AND PROCEDURES AS
PRESENTED IN REPORT NO. DR-90-58
ADDENDUM
tAt
.
4.
THAT COUNCIL APPROVE BOTH THE REFUND AND LATE
PENALTY CHARGES AS OUTLINED IN REPORT NO. DR9 0 . 5 8 A D D E N D U MI A t .
5.
THAT COUNCIL APPROVE THE POST-DATED PAYMENT
PLAN SCHEDULE AS INDICATED IN REPORT NO. DR-
9 0 - 5 B.
RESOLUTION NO .
4.6
1_.
sc-90-6Bl''HAZARD
THAT THE TOWN ENGINEER EONSIDER THE
INDEX" FORI"IULAESTABLISHED BY THE CITY OF
ARLINGTON,
TEXAS AND PREPARE A REPORT
APPROPRTATE FOR THE NEEDS OF TTTETOWN OF
GEORGINA THAT CAN BE USED TO ASSESS THE NEED
FOR THE IJOCATION OF CROSSING GUARDS WITHIN
THE TOWN.
2.
THAT THE SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD AT DALTON ROAD
B E R E L O C A T E D T O T H E S O U T H - E A S T C O R N E RO F T H E
TNTERSECTION OF DALTON ROAD AND BTACK RIVER
ROAD WHEN THE APPROPRIATE PAVEMENT MARKINGS
AND SCHOOL SIGNS HAVE BEEN RNLOCATED.
3.
THAT THE REGION OF YORK BE REQUESTED TO
RELOCATE
THE PAVEMENT MARKINGS
TO THE
INTERSECTION OF DATTON ROAD AND BTACK RTVER
ROAD, AND THE SCHOOL SIGNS MOVED TO THE
APPROPRIATE LOCATION .
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4.
1990-r_2-06
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHECOI{MITTEEOFTHEWHOLEI"IEETINGHELD
oNDECEMBER6TH,L990CONT'D3
R E S O T , U T T ONNO . S C - 9 0 - 6 8 2
4.7
THAT THE REGION OF YORK BE ADVISED THAT THE TOWN
O F G E O R G I N AH A S N O O B J E E T I O N T O T H E T O W N I SB Y - I A W
ENFORCEMENT
O F F I C E R S B E I N G D E S I G N A T E DA S O F F I C E R S
F O R T H E E N F O R C E M E N TO F T H E P R O V I S I O N S O F T H E
P R O P O S E DR E G I O N A L T R E E B Y - L A W , A S I T R E L A T E S T O
THE TOWNOF GEORGINA
RESOLUTION N O . S C - 9 0 - 6 8 3
4. I
THAT REPORT NO. TC-90-29
OF THE TOWN CTERK
RESPECTING CELLUI,AR TELEPHONES BE DEFERRED PENDING
A FURTTIER REPORT ON THE ACTUAL COST OF EELTULAR
TELEPHONES , TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE GENERAT
POLICY COMMITTEE
4. I
THAT TT{E TOWN ENGINEER AND FIRE CHTEF BE REQUESTED
TO PREPARE A REPORT RESPECTING THE ACCUMULATION OF
AUTOMOTIVE TIRES WITHIN THE TOWN, TO BE BROUGHT
BEFORE THE GENERAL POLTCY COMMITTEE MEETING OF
D E C E M B E R1 2 , 1 9 9 0 .
RESOI-,UTION N O . S C - 9 0 - 6 8 5
4 . 10 THAT APPROVAL IN PRINCIPTE BE GIVEN TO I',IR. SULEV
TO LEASE TOWN OhINED LAND IN UDORA FOR THE PURPOSE
OF A SENIOR CITIZENS NON-PROFIT HOUSING PROJECT SO
THAT [VlR. SUTEV CAN PROCEED WITH THE PRELIMINARY
STEPS OF FORI',IINGA STEERING COMMITTEE AND TO APPLY
FOR PROVINCIAL FUNDING .
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 6 8 6
4 . 1 - ] - T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N C EF R O I V T
SUTTON WEST AND DISTRICT
OF A
LIONS
CLUB RESPECTING THB INSTALLATION
SKATEBOARD RAMP AT DE LA SALLE CAMP BE REFERRED TO
THE RECREATION AND EVENTS DEPARTMENT FOR A REPORT
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 6 8 7
4.L2
THAT THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1991., BE PROCLAIMED
' HEART AND STROKE MONTHI WITHIN
THE TOWN OF
GEORGINA
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4.
1_990-12-06
RECOMMENDATI_ONSOFqgECOMMTTTgEOFTHEWHOLEMEETTNGHELp
ONDECEI"IBER6TIt,L990CO{I'D:
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-688
4.13
THAT THE MONTH OF JANUARY, L99L,
BE PROCLAIMED
'CRII'{E STOPPERS MONTHI WITHIN THE TOWN OF GEORGINA
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 6 8 9
4.L4
T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N C EF R O M T H E T O W N S H I P O F N O R T H
HIr{SWORTH
SUPPORT rTS
REQUESTING
COUNCIL
RESOLUTION REGARDING WAYS TO II.{PROVE THE DISPOSAL
OF GARBAGE IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE MANNER, BE
RECEIVED FOR INFORMATION
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 6 9 0
4.].5
THAT THE CROWNTIFE PARTICIPACTION CHALLENGEEVENT
FOR MAY, L99L,
BE REFERRED TO THE DIREETOR OF
RECREATION AND EVENTS FOR A REPORT
4 . 1 6 T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N C EF R O M M S . M I R I J K E
BROADFOOT,
DIRECTOR, JERICHO YOUTH CENTRE, REQUESTING A GRANT
FROM THE TOWN FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF YOUTHS FOR
THE 1-991- PROGRAMYEAR, BE REFERRED TO THE BUDGET
COMMITTEE FOR CONSIDERATION
RESOLUTIONN O. S C - 9 0 - 6 9 2
4 . L7 T H A T
COUNCIL
SUPPORT THE TOWN OF VAUGHANI S
R E S O L U T I O N R E Q U E S T T N G T H E O N T A R I O G O V E R N M E N TT O
REVIEW THE ROLE AND OPERATION OF THE ONTARIO
MUNTCIPAL BOARD
RESOLUTIONN O , S C - 9 0 - 6 9 3
4.18
o
T H A T T H E P E T I T I O N F R O I " IR E S I D E N T S O F W I L L O h I B E A C H
RESPECTING THE NEED FOR TOWN WATER IN THEIR AREA
B E R E C E I V E D F O R I N F O R M A T T O N A N D B B F O R W A R D E DT O
THE TOWN ENGINBER TO BE EONSIDERED ATONG WTTH
REPORT TE-90-40
OF THE TOhIN ENGINEER RESPEETING
WATER AND SEWAGE SERVICING ALONG THE LAKESHORE
AREA BETWEEN KESWICK AND SUTTON
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1990-12-06
RECOI"IMENDATIONSOFTHECOI'IMITTEEOFTHEWHOLEMEBTINGHELD
ONDECEMBER6TH,I-990CONT'Dr
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 6 9 4
4.19
THAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO AUTHORTZE THE MAYOR AND
T H E C L E R K T O E N T E R I N T O A D E V E L O P M E N TA G R E E M E N T
BETWENN JOSE AND MARIA PAULA AND THE CORPORATION
OF THE TOWN OF GEORGTNA RESPECTING LOT 98, PLAN
6 0 2 , S A I D A G R E E M E N TT O P R O V I D E T H A T A R O A D S H A L L
BE CONSTRUCTED TO A SUBURBAN GRAVEL ROAD STANDARD
AND THAT NUt"lBER ' 5 ' OF SCHEDULE ' A ' TO THE
AGREEIT,IENTBE DELETED.
R E S O L U T I O N N O. S C - 9 0 - 6 9 5
4.20
THAT COUNCIL PASS A BY*LAW AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
AND CLERK TO ENTER INTO TWO RESTRICTIVE COVENANT
AGREEMENTS ON BEHALF OF THE IvIUNICIPATITY WITH
DEREK SWALES AND WILLIAM GRANT, AFFECTING LANDS
D E S C R T B E D A S P A R T O F L O T 2 0 , C O N C E S S T O N3 ( N G ) ,
AND FURTHER DESCRIBED AS PART 1 AND PARTS 2 AND 3
DEPOSITED PLAN NUMBER 65R-1.4853
RESOLUTION NO .
4.2L
L.
.'
3.
sc-90-696
THAT REPORT NUMBER DS-90.1.04
COUNCIL FOR INFORIVIATION.
BE RECEIVED BY
THAT SECTION 5, OFFICIAL
PLAN REVIEW WORK
P R O G R A MC O N T A I N E D I N R E P O R T N U M B E R D S - 9 0 - 1 0 4 ,
B E E N D O R S E DB Y E O U N C I L .
THAT COUNCIL
FROI'1 THE
REQUEST FUNDING
I.,IINISTRY OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS AND HOUSING,
PURSUANT TO THE COMMUNTTY PLANNING GRANT
PROGRAM
, FOR AN OFFICIAL PLAN REVIEW STUDY.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 6 9 7
4.22
THAT COUNCIT TAKE NO ACTTON FOR A PERIOD OF SIX
MONTHS RBGARDING THE I,EASING OF THE PORT BOLSTER
COMMUNITY HALI FOR DAYCARE
s c 9 0 4 0. M r N
4.
1990-L2-06
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHECOMMITTEEOFTHEWHOLEMEETINGHETD
oNDECEMBER6TH,I_990CONT'!D:
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 6 9 8
4.23
OF THE RECREATION AND
THAT RBPORT NO. DR-90-59
EVENTS DEPARTMENT RESPECTING THE CTAREDON BEACH
APPROVED PARK ASSISTANCE ACT, BE REFERRED TO THE
BUDGET COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW
R E S O L U T I O N N O.
4.24 l_.
2.
SC-90-699
THAT THE TOWN PROCEED TO REPLACE THE EXISTING
FLORBSCENT FIXTURES ON THE EAST SIDE OF METRO
ROAD WITH HIGH PRESSURE SODTUM TIGHTS BETWEEN
IV1ORTON
ROAD AND SHORECREST ROAD AND THAT THE
REMAINDER BE COMPLETEDIN ].991.
THAT THE REGTONAL MUNICIPATITY
REQUESTED TO :
OF YORK BE
i)
RECONSTRUCT METRO ROAD TO AN URBAN
STANDARD BETWEEN MORTON ROAD AND OLD
HOMESTEAD ROAD AND THAT THE TOWN PAY FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SIDEWALK AS PART
OF THE PROJECT;
ii)
CONSTDER THE REDUCTION IN THE
TIMIT ALONG THE SUBJECT ROAD;
iii)
CONSIDER
Pedestrian
SECTION;
iv)
ON OtD
ENACT A 40 KM/H SPEED LIMIT
HOMESTEAD ROAD AT ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
SPEED
OF THREE
THE INSTALLATION
CROSS-OVERS ALONG TIIIS SAME
scHoot .
3.
THAT THE REGION BE PROVIDED A COPY OF REPORT
TE-90-41
AND A COPY OF MRS. MAJSZTRIK I S
TETTER OF OCTOBER 23RD, 1.990.
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4.
1-990-1-2-06
REcolltrlgNDATIoNSq!'THECotr{MITTEB_OFTHEwHoLEIllEETINGHELD
ONDECEI"IBBR6TH,l-990CONT'Dj
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 7 0 0
4.25 TTIAT A BY-I,AW BE PASSED TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYORAND
CLERK TO EXECUTE A TRANSFER OF EASEMENT FROM
B E N J A M f N D U N K E L I " I A NV
, E R O N I C A G L A D S T O N EA N D Z E L D A
W I L N E R T O T H E T O W NR E S P E E T I N GT H E I A N D D E S C R I B E D
AS PART OF THE CHEWITT STREET ROAD ALLOWANCE,PART
O F L O T 2 9 , S O U T H S T D E O F C H E W T T TS T R E E T ( R A N G E6 ' )
A N D P A R T O F L O T S 2 7 A N D 2 8 , N O R T HS I D E O F J A C K S O N
S T R E E T ( R A N G E7 1 , T O W NP L O T O F K E S W T C K ,D E S T G N A T E D
A S P A R T 4 O N R E F E R E N C EP L A N 5 5 R - 1 4 8 2 7 .
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-701"
4.26 THAT THE WOODLANDS
S U B D I V I S I O N D R A I N A G ER E P O R TB E
D E F E R R E DT O T H E B U D G E T C O M M I T T B EA N D T H E G E N E R A I - ,
POLICY COMMITTEE
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-702
4. 27 L.
2.
RESOLUTION NO .
4.28 1-.
THAT REPORT
INFORMATION .
TE-90-40
BE
RECEIVED
FOR
THAT THE COMMISSIONER OF ENGTNEERING BE
REQUESTED TO ATTEND AT A GENERAL POLICY
COMMITTEE IVIEETING IN JANUARY TO DISCUSS TTIE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY'S OPINIONS AND POSITION
W I T H R E S P E C T T O S E R V T C T N G T H E L A K E S H O R EA R E A
BETWEENKESWICK AND SUTTON.
sc-90-703
THAT THE TOWNOF GEORGINA
HAS NO OBJECTIONTO
A CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL BEING ISSUED FOR A
TEMPORARY TIRB STORAGE SITE AT INLAND AND
MARINE SALVAGB LIMITED TOCATED IN PART LOT L,
CONCESSION 6 PROVIDED THAT THE METHOD OF
STORAGE CONTINUES TO SATISFY THE REQUIREI'IENTS
OF TITE FIRB CHIEF.
RESOLUTTON NO .
4.29
ir
I
i
1_.
sc-90-704
THAT THE PROPOSAL OF ONTARIO INSULATION
(OSHAWA) tTD.
TN THB AMOUNT OF 912,BOO FOR
THE CLEAN-UP REPAIR OF ASBESTOS-CONTAINING
MATERIALS AT THB CIVIC CBNTRB, BE AWARDBD.
sc9040.MrN
4.
1_990-1-2-06
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHECOMMITTEEOFTHEWHOI,EMEETINGHETD
ONDECEMBER6TH,].99OCONT'D:
RESOLUTTON
N O. S C - 9 0 - 7 0 5
4.30 THAT THE SUMIVIARY
REPORTOF PAYMENTSFOR THE PERIOD
N O V E M B E R0 1 , 1 9 9 0 T O N O V E M B E R2 8 , 1 - 9 9 0 , r N T H E
A M O U N TO F $ 2 , 5 1 5 , 8 7 6 . 4 6 B E C O N F T R M E D
R E S O L U T T ON O . S C - 9 0 - 7 0 6
4 . 3 1 _1 - .
2.
T H A T C O N T R A C TN O . R E 9 0 - 1 . 0 - 0 6 B E A W A R D E DT O
TF
S M A L L W O O DA N D S F 1 I T H I N C . I N T H E A T I 1 O U NO
EF
$ 1 4 8 , ' l 4 L . L 3 W r r H A C O N T T N G E N CAYL L O h T A N CO
$ 1 4 , 8 7 4 . 0 0 F O R A T O T A L B U D G E TO F $ 1 6 3 , 6 1 - 2 . 1 - 3
S UBJECT
TO THE PROV I S ION THAT AtL
REQUTREMENTS , BONDS AND/OR NECESSARY
APPROVALSBE IN PTACE.
THAT COUNCTL PASS A BY-LAW AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR AND CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT FOR
CONTRACT NO. RE 90-10-06,
DE LA SATLE CAMP
BEACH
CONSTRUCTION
IN
THE AMOUNT OF
.
9 1 6 3 ,6 t _ 2. 1 _ 3
R B S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 0 7
4 . 3 2 T H A T A B Y . I A W B E P A S S E D T O F U R T H E RA M E N DB Y - L A W
N U M B E RB 8 - 0 5 5 ( T R - 1 } T O P R O H I B I T P A R K I N G O N T H E
S O U T H S I D E O F T H E 4 T H C O N C E S S I O N ,F R O MP A R K R O A D
( Y O R K R E G I O N A LR O A D 1 8 ) W E S T E R T YA P P R O X I M A T E T Y
244
M E T R E S A N D T H A T ' N O P A R K I N G A N Y T T M E' S I G N S B E
INSTALLED AS REQUESTED
carried
Councillor
with this
of interest
item as one of the bidders
is a client
of his insurance
business, he did not take part in any discussioll or vote.
Moved by Councillor
Wheeler
S e c r c n d e db y C o u n c i l l o r
Pallett
That the following
recomrnendation of the Committee of
Whole Meeting held on Decernber 6, 1-990, be approved:
the
4.
1-990-l_2-06
10
SE9O4O
.MIN
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHEEOMMITTEEOFTHEWHOLEMEETINGHETD
ONDECEI'IBER6TH,1990CONT'D:
R E S O T U T I O N N O. S C - 9 0 - 7 0 8
4.32
THAT
THE
APPLE
HEATING/ATR
LOW BIDDER,
CONDITIONING
MECHANICAL BE AWARDED THE WINDOW
R E P L A C E M E N TP R O J E C T A T T H E C O S T O F $ 4 6 , 7 4 6 . 0 0 .
carried.
5.
BY-LAWS:
Ploved by
O
. . . .
Councillor
Cloney
That three
5.1-
readings
Pallett
be given to the
by the l'layor and Clerk.
(PL-3)
That
By-Law
a By-Law to
Nrr, 90-195
being
Covenant Agreement
D E R E KS W A L E S , P a r f L o t 2 0 , C o n c 3 ( N G ) , P a r t L o t s 2 & 3
of Reference Plan 65R-14853, be now introduced and read
a first,
second and third
the Mayor ancl the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-l-95 (Pt-3)
5.3
by-lawsr
That By-Law Ncr. 90-L94 (Pt-5) being a By-Law to Amend
Zoning By-Law No. 9l-1--90-588, JAMES GAMBLE(formerly
S A K A G U C H I ) ,P a r t L o t 4 , C o n c 3 ( c ) - F r o g S t r e e t
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
time, passed and numbered by the lvlayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-194 (PL-s)
5.2
following
by the Mayr:r and Clerk,
(PL-3)
That
By-Law
No. 90-l-96
being
a By-Law to
Covenant Agreernent
DEREK SWALES, Part
1 of
tot
20, Conc 3, Part tot
Reference Plan 65R-14853, be now introduced and read a
first,
seconrl and third
t.ime, passed and numbered by
the lt{ayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-1-96 (PL-3)
by the Mayor and clerk.
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).
l_1-
1990-1-2-06
BY-LAWSCONTID:
5.4
That By-Law No. 90-1-97 (eON-1-) being
a By-Law to
Authorize
the Mayor and Clerk to Execute a Developrnent
Agreement, between Jose and Maria Paula and the Town of
Georgina
with
98, Plan 602, be now
respect
to tot
introducecl
and read a first,
second and third
time,
passed and nurnbered by the Mayor and the Clerk.
By-Law No. 90-1-97 (CON-I)
5 .5
That By-Law No. 90-1-98 (LI-2)
being a By-Law to amend
and
By-Law
licensing
No. B3-1-69 (LI-2)
for
the
regulation
of dogs, be now introduced and reacl a first,
seconrl and third
time, passed and numbered by the t"layor
and the Clerk.
By-Law No.
5.6
90-198
(LI-2)
That By-Law No. 90-199 (TR-l)
being a By-Law to further
amend Schedule
II of By-Law No. BB-055 (TR-l-) a By-Law
to goverll
and control
the parking
of vehicles
in the
Town of Georgina,
be now introduced
and read a first,
second and third
pasrsed and nurnbered by t.he Mayor
timer
and the Clerk.
By-Law No, 90-1-99 (TR-1-)
5.7
by the Mayrrr and Clerk.
by t,he Mayor and Clerk.
T h a t a T H I R D R E A D I N Gb e g i v e n t c r B y - t a w N o . 9 0 - 1 - 7 0 ( T I 1) being
a By-Law
in the
fo raise
money to aid
ct:nstructiorr
of drainage works under the Tile Drainage
Act, R.S.O. 1-980Chapter 500.
By-tar,o No.
90-L70
(TI-1-)
carried
s c g 0 4 0. M r N
6.
L2
1990-L2-06
CONFIRT'IING
BY-LAW
Moved by Councill,:r
Cloney
Secouded by Councillc'r
Pallett
That by-law Number 90-200 (COU-2) being a by-law to coufirm
the proceedings
of Council
on Decernber 6, l-990, be now
introduced
time, pdssed
and r'ead a first,
secctnd and third
and numbered by the Mayt:r and the Clerk.
By-Law Number 90-200 (COU-2)
Passed, €iigned and sealed
tlie Mayor and the Clerk
carrierl. . . . .
7.
ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Regional
Cc'uncillor
Seconded by Councillr:r
That the
Council
Wheelel"
Cloney
meeting
adjourn
obert
Lct
at
D.
ry Si
this
time
J
Mayrt
1 1,
Cleq
by
tr-qoqr
prc' E-lL
if
THE CORPORATIONOF THE TOWNOF GEORGINA
rN THE
REGIONAIJt"lUNICIPALITY OF YORK
S P E C I A L C O U N C I LM I N U T E S
L99A-L2-L2
L A: 2 5 A . M .
A Special
Council
meeting was summoned by the Town Clerk upon
the receipt
of the Members af
of the petition
of the majority
Council,
with such meeting to be held in the Committee Room of
the Civic
Centre on December 1-2th, 1990, dt 9:253.m.
to deal
with report
and Events
DR-90-62 of the Director
of Recreation
entitled
"De La Salle Camp Beach Operation Construction Contract
RE-90-06"
L.
ROLL CALL
Mayor Johnst.on
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallet,t
Counci I lor Petherick
2,
call
and the
following
Regional Council lor
Cloney
Councillor
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
taird
Members of
Wheeler
CONFTICTOFINTERESTDISCLOSURES
None.
3.
REPORTOFTHERECREATION&EVENTSDEPARTMENT
- Contract No.
De La Salle Camp Beach Operation Construction
(
o
r
i
g
i
n
a
l
RE-90-L0-06.
not received
in Clerk's
report
Department
Moved by Councillor
Petherick
Councillor
Wheeler
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-709
THAT THE MAYOR AND CLERK BE AUTTIORIZED TO EXECUTE AN
A G R E E M E N TF O R C O N T R A C TN O . R E - 9 0 - 0 6 B E T W E E NT H E T O W NO F
G E O R G I N A A N D S M A I J L W O OA
DN D S } , I I T H T N C . F O R T H E D E L A S A L L E
C A M P B E A C H C O N S T R U C T T OPNR O J E C Tr N T H E A M O U N TO F $ 1 _ 4 8, 7 4 L . L 3
P L U S A N A D D T T T O N A LA M O U N TO F $ L 2 , 1 0 0 . 0 0 A N D A N y G O O D SA N D
S E R V I C E ST A X A P P L I C A B L E I N I - 9 9 1 .
Carried . . . . .
sc904L
4,
1990-12-12
CONFIRMING BY-LAW
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Petherick
That By-Law No. 90-201- (cOU-z) being a by-law to confirm the
proceedings
of Council
on December l-zth, L990, be now
introduced
time, passed
second and third
and read a first,
and numbered by the Playor and the Clerk.
By-LawNo.
5.
90-20L (COU-2)
Passed,
by the
CIerk.
signed and sealed
and the
Mayor
ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Regional
Councillor
That t,he Special
a .m. )
Wheeler
Petherick
Council
Meeting
adjourn
at, this
time
(11-:06
SCqot}Z
qq6-lLzo
IN THE
SPECIAL COUNCIL IT,IEETINGTO BE HELD IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWING THE COIVIMITTEE OF THE WHOI,E TO DEAL
WITH COMMITTEE OF THE WHOIJE MATTERS
1990-12-20
1.
ROLL CAI,L
2.
CONFLTCTOFTNTERESTDTSCLOSURES
3.
M I N U T E S O F P R E V I O U SM E E T I N G
PAGESl
3.1- Minutes of the SpeciaT-Council
4th., 1990.
5
Meeting
held
on December
3,2
Minutes of the
6th, l-990.
teeting
held
on December
3.3
MinuLes of the
6th, 1990.
PAGESS-L9
SpeciaT-toun-cil
Meeting
held
on December
3.4
Minutes of the
1 2 t h , 1 _ g g .0
2T
Meeting
held
on December
speciJf%1t"n6"il
PAGES 20
SpeciaT-Council
4.
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHECOMMTTTEEOFTHEWHOLEMEETINGHELD
ONDECEI"IBER20TH,1990:
5.
BY-LAWS:
5.LA
By-taw to Authorize
the Playor and Clerk to Execute a
Transfer
of Easement from Benjamin Dunkleman, Veronica
Gladstone and Zelda Wilner as ordners to The Corporation
of The Town of Georgina, respecting
Part of Lots 27, 28
and 29, 30 and 31, Ranges 6 and 7 and Part of the
Chewitt
Street
Road allowances,
Town PIot of Keswick
designated as Part 4 on Reference Plan 65R-L4827.
(Advisement
: Refer
to REPORT NO. EDC-90-2L of the
Commit.tee of the Whole agenda of December 6th, 1990).
5.2
A By-Law to further
amend Schedule II of By-Law No. 88055 (TR-l-) a by-law to Govern and Control the parking
of vehicles
in The Town of Georgina.
(advisement:
Committee of
Refer
to Report
the Whole agenda of
No. RTS-90-23 of the
December 20, 1990).
sc9042
5.
L990-L2-20
2.
BY-LAWS:
5.3
A By-Law
to Appoint
Cornmittee of Adjustment
5.4
T h a t a F I R S T A N D S E C O N DR E A D I N G b e g i v e n t o a B y - L a w t o
name and rename certain
the Town of
streets
within
Georgina.
6.
CONFIRMINGBY-LAW:
7.
ADJOURNMENT
:
a Member
for L991.
of
Council
to
the
O'K
hfi\g\sc'
CssrqCrt- f'{\t{tts G
Sq\{t-t-l
k
THE coRpoRATroN oF THE TowN oF GEoRGTNA
r N THE
REGTONAI,MUNICIPATITY OF YORK
SPECIAT COUNCIL MEETING HELD IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWINGTHE COMMITTEEOF THE WHOLBTO CONSIDERALL THE
RECOMMENDATIONS
FROM THE COi"IMTTTEEOF THE WHOLE
H E L D O N D E C E M B E R2 O T H , 1 - 9 9 0 .
L990-L2-20
1"2:42 P.M.
I .
ROLL CALL
The Clerk
and the
following
lulayor Johnst.on
Councillor
Cloney
Councillor
Morrison
Councillor
Laird
2.
members of
Council
were present:
Regional Councillor
Wheeler
Councillor
Jamieson
Councillor
Pallett
CONFLICT-OFIN'TERESTDISCTOSURES
Regional Councillor
of interest
Wheeler declared a conflict
with
Item L4 of the agenda as he is the subject
of the
recommendation .
O
3.
MrNurEs oF pR'vrous l,rEETrNc
3.1-
Minutes of bhe Special
Ath, 1990.
Council
Meeting
held
on Decernber
3.2
Minutes of the
6th, 1990.
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on December
3.3
Minutes of the
6th, 1_990.
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on Decernber
3.4
Minutes of the
1_2th, l-990.
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on December
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That the
following
Minutee of
4th, 1990.
the
Councillor
sets
Special
Wheeler
of Minutes
Council
be adopted as presentedl
Meeting
held
on December
SCgO42.MIN
3.
L990-12-20
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS I'{EETING CONTTD:
Minutes of
6th, 1990.
the
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on December
t"linutes of
6th, 1990.
the
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on December
Minutes of the
L2th, 1990.
Special
Council
Meeting
held
on December
Caffied.
4.
. . r .
RECOMMENDATIONSOFTHECOMMITTE-E-OFTIIEWHOLEMEETINGHELD
O N D E C E M B E R2 O T H , ] - 9 9 0 :
Cloney
That the following
Whole Meeting held
Pallett
recommendation of the Committee of
on December 20, 1990, be approved:
the
RESOLUTTON
N O. S e - 9 0 - 7 1 0
4.1.
T H A T T T T EA P P T T C A T I O N S U B M I T T E D B Y T H E I N C U M B E N TA N D
h I A R D E N SO F C H R I S T C H U R C H , B E I N G A N A P P L I C A T I O N T O D E E M
PART LOT 4, LOTS 5 AND 6 SOUTH OF RAINES AND LOT 6
NORTH OF BOUCHIER TOWNPLOT OF KESWICK NOT TO BE A
R E G I S T E R E DP L A N O F S U B D I V I S I O N A S P E R S E C T I O N 4 9 ( 4 1 , O F
T H E P L A N N I N GA C T , 1 - 9 8 3 , B E A P P R O V E D .
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 1 1
4.2
T H A T C O U N C I L R N C E I V E T H E D E P U T A T I O N SP R E S E N T E DB Y T H E
R E S I D E N T S O F W O O D R I V E RA C R B S R E S P E C T I N GT H E P R O P O S E D
'GROUP TIOME' AT 20 NORTHWOOD
ROAD, SUTTON
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 L 2
4.3
THAT COUNCII, DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE A REPORT
R E S P E C T I N G T H E P R O P O S E DT O W N H O U S B
D E V E L O P I I ' I E NOTN L A N D
D E S C R I B E DA S L O T S L , 2 , 3 , 7
A N D 8 , R E C T S T E R E DP L A N 4 7 7 ,
CIRCIJE RIDGE DRIVE AND THE QUEENSWAY
SOUTH, SAID REPORT
AND ORIGINAL ZONING AMENDIVIENT
APPLICATION TO BE BROUGHT
BEFORE COUNCIL AT A PUBTIC MEETING
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4.
L990-L2-24
RECoMMENIDATIoNSoFTLEcoMMITTEEoFTHEWHoLqIVIEETINGLBLD
oNDECEMBER20Trlr1990CON!'D:
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 1 3
4.4
TITAT CORRESPONDENCE
FROM DAVS COOK, M.p.p.,
MTNISTRY OF
MUNICIPAL AFFATRS, WTTH RESPECT TO THE 1-991 TRANSFER
PAYMENTS TO MUNICIPALTTTES BE REFERRED TO TTIE TREASURER
FOR INFORMATION
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 1 _ 4
4.5
THAT CORRESPONDENEE
FROM DAVB COOK, M.P.P.,
MINISTRY OF
MUNICIPAT
AFFAIRS,
WI?H RESPECT TO THE MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS ACT, BE REFERRED TO THE CTERK FOR INFORMATION
4.6
T T I A T C O R R E S P O N D E N E EF R O M M A R S H A L L , M A C K T T N & M O N A G H A N ,
WITH RESPECT TO THE KESWTCKARENA SITE INVESTIGATIONS,
BE DEFERRED TO A FUTURE COUNCIT MEETING UNTIL A REPORT
FROM THE KESWICK ARENA/COMPLEX COI'IMITTEE IS AVAILABLE
TO ADDRESS THE ATTERNATIVES
RECOMMENDED BY TIIE
CONSULTANTS
RESOLUTION NO, SC-90-716
4.7
T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N C EF R O t " l S O U T H L A K E S I M C O E N A T U R A T I S T
CLUB WITH RESPECT TO THE POSSIBLE ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW
PARK AREAS IN GEORGINA, BE REFERRED TO TTIE RECREATION
AND EVEN?S DEPARTMENT FOR A REPORT
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 L 7
4.8
T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N C E F R O T " IT H E T O W N S T I I P O F K I N G W I T H
RESPBCT TO THE DOG LICENSING AND LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
PROTECTION ACT. BE REFERRED TO THE CLERK FOR A REPORT
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 1 " 8
4.9
THAT CORRESPONDENC
FE
R O MT H E M I N I S T R Y O F C I T I Z E N S H I P ,
W I T H R E S P E C T T O T H E ] . 9 9 1 - V O L U N T E E RA W A R D S ,B E R E F E R R E D
TO THE RECREATION AND EVENTS DEPARTMENTFOR A REPORT
RESOTUTTONO. SC-90-71-9
4 . 1 0 T H A T C O R R E S P O N D E N CFER O M T H E S E C R E T A R YO F S T A T E O T
C A N A D A , R E S P B C T I N G T H E F I V E . S T A R C O M M U N I T YA W A R D S
PROGRAII,IB
, E REFERRED TO THE CHlEF ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICER FOR A REPORT
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L990-L2-24
RECOMMENDATT_ONSOFTHECOMMTTIEEgFTHEWH_OLEMEETTNGESLD
oNDF.CEMBER20Tnrl_990CONT'D;
RESOLUTTON
NO. Se-90-720
4 . ] - 1 T H A T T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N A S U P P O R T ST I T E P O S I T T O NO F T H E
TOWNOF VAUGHANTHAT THE ONTARIO GOVERNMENT
THROUGHTHE
M I N I S T R Y O F H O U S T N GA N D M I N T S T R Y O F I ' , I U N I C I P A LA F F A I R S
UNDERTAKETHE FOLLOWING
:
1.
R E S C I N D T T T EP R E S E N TH O U S I N GP O T I C Y ;
2.
B E G I N A N I M T 4 E D I A T ER E V I B W I N O R D E RT O E S T A B L I S H A
N E W P O T I C Y I N C O - O P E R A T I O NA N D C O N S U L T A T I O NW I T H
TOCAL GOVBRNMENTS
WITH THE DESIRE TO OBTAINING
M U T U A L L Y A C C E P T A B T EO B J B C T I V E S T H A T A R E C T E A R L Y
A T T A I N A B L E A N D W O R K A B L EA N D I N D E E D F L E X I B L E T O
REFLECT TOCAL COMMUNITYNEEDS AND CONCERNS;
3.
AND THAT SUCH REVIEW HAS THE DIRECT INVOLVEMENTOF
ELECTED PIUNICIPAt REPRESENTATIVES
.
R E S O T J U T T ONNO. S C - 9 0 - 7 2 L
4 . L 2 T H A T T H E T O W NO F G E O R G I N A E N D O R S E ST H E P O S I T I O N O F T H E
TOWN OF VAUGHANAS FOLLOWS
:
WHEREAS PROPERTY TAXES HAVE INCREASED SHARPLY AND
STEADILY IN RECENT YEARS; AND
WHEREAS SUCH TNCREASES HAVE BEEN CAUSING SEVERE
HARDSHIPS FOR MANY PEOPLE ESPECIAI,LY THOSE ON AFFIXED
INCO}IE OR NEW FAI',IILIES STARTING OUT; AND
WHEREASSUCH HIGH PROPBRTY TAXES MAKE IT DIFFICULT IF
NOT IMPOSSIBLE FOR MANY PEOPLE TO AFFORD A HOME; AND
W H E R E A S T H E O N T A R I O G O V E R N M E N T 'S S H A R E O F F U N D I N G
TOWARDS
EDUCATION
ONTARIO
IN
HAS DECREASED
SIGNIFICANTLY
IN THE PAST ],0 YEARS, NAMELY FROM 609" TO
A PRESENT ApPROXIMATELY 402, THUS FORCING SCHOOL BOARDS
TO tt,lAKE UP SUCH IOSS BY INCREASING PROPERTY TAXES
BEYOND JUSTTFIABTE INFLATIONARY LEVELS; AND
WHEREAS EDUCATION IS CLEARLY A PROVINCIAL JURISDICTION
AND RESPONSIBILITY; AND
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4.
L990- L2-20
RECOMIENpATTON$_OFTHEgOMMTTTEEOFiTHEWITOTEMEETTNqITELD
oNPECEMBER20Trl,l_990coNT'D:
WHEREAS SCHOOL TAXES ARB USUALLY THE LARGEST COMPONENT
IN THE TYPICAL PROPERTY TAX BILL;
AND
hIHEREAS THE TJEADEROF THE NDP AND HONOURABLE BOB RAE
PROI'{ISED DURING THE RECENT ELECTION EAMPAIGN TO RESTORE
THE COVERNMENT TEVEL OF FUNDING OF EDUCATION TO 6O%
OVER tIME ; AND
WHEREAS IT
POSSIBLE.
IS
RECOGNTZED TT{AT SUCH IS
NOT EASILY
I N O R D E R T O A S S I S T T H E G O V E R N I ' I E N TI N T H I S T A S K B E I T
THEREFORE RESOTVBD THAT THE GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO
ESTABI..ISH A COMI'{ISSION WHICH hIOULD INCLUDE ELECTED
SCHOOL BOARD AND MUNICIPAL
TN
REPRESENTATIVES
ADDRESSING THIS CRITICAL ISSUE AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS
T O G O V E R N M E N TA S T O T H E B E S T A N D M O S T E F F E C T I V E W A Y I N
ACHfEVING
T H E G O V E R N I ' , I E N TS
r GOAL OF 60e" FUNDING OR
B E T T E R A N D A I S O M A K B O T H E R R E C O M M E N D A T I O N SO N O V E R A L L
EDUCATION FINANCING .
RESOTJUTTON O. SC-90-722
4.L3
THAT THE PETITION FROI',IRESIDENTS OF THE WOODRMR ACRES
S U B D I V I S I O N B E R E C E I V E D F O R I N F O R M A T T O NW I T H R E S P E C T T O
THE PROPOSED 'GROUP HOME' AT 2A NORTHWOODROAD
4.L4
T H A T T H E D I R E C T O R O F D E V E L O P I ' 4 E N TS E R V I C E S I N V E S T f G A T E
AND REPORT BACK TO TOWN COUNCIL ON THE STAFFIS POSITION
THAT A ZONTNG AMENDMENT IS REQUIRED FOR A GROUP HOME TO
L O C A T E A T 2 O N O R T H W O O DR O A D A N D T H E P R E V I O U S P O S I T I O N
TAKEN BY TOWN STAFF IN REFERENEE TO CORRESPONDENCE
THAT WAS FORWARDED TO THE GEORGINA ASSOCIATION OF
COMI{UNITY LIVING
R E S O L U T I O N N O. S C - 9 0 - 7 2 4
4.].5
THAT THE FOIIOWING REEYCLING OPPORTUNITIES DETAILED IN
REPORT EDC.90-22
BE REFERRED TO ?HE BUDGET COMMITTEB
FOR CONSIDERATION
-FINE PAPER COLLECTION
.SI'4ALL APART},IENT BUILDINGS
.LARGE APARTMENT BUILDINGS
t
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r.990-1_2-20
RECOMMENDATIONS-OFTHECOMMITTEEOFTHEWHOLEIT{gE'LINGHELD
ONDEQEI'IBER20TH,_1990CONT'D:
4.16
THAT A QUARTERLY REPORT BE BROUGHT BEFORE COUNEIL
RESPECTING THE AVATIJABILITY OF NEW RECYCLING PROGRAIT,IS
AND THE STATUS OF THE RECYCTING OPERATIONS WITHTN TIIE
TOWN OF GEORGINA
4. L7 1 .
2.
T H A T T H E Q U E E N S W A YB E T W E E NM E T R OR O A D T O S I M C O E
S T R E E T I N K E S W I C K B E W I D E N E D T O B M B T R E SW I T H N O
TURNING LANES AND THAT A SIDEWALK BE EONSTRUCTED
ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE ROAD ONLY.
THAT MCCORMICK RANKIN ASSOCIATES LIMITED BE
REQUESTED TO STUDY THE INTERSECTION OF CHURCH
S T R E E T A N D T H E Q U E E N S W A YI N K E S W I C K A N D M A K E A
RECOIVTMENDATION
AS TO IMPROVING THE SAFETY OF SAII{E
AT A REASONABLECOST.
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-727
4. 18 1 .
2,
THAT THE TOWN ENGINEER IS AUTHORTZED TO MAKE
APPLTCATION TO ONTARIO HYDRO FOR A GRANT UNDER THE
STREET-SMART LIGHTING PROGRAM.
THAT A BoRROWING BY-LAW BE PREPARED AND PRESENTED
TO COUNCIL FOR THE PURPOSES OF BORROWING THB
TOWN'S SHARE OF THE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM.
R E S O L U T T O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 2 8
4.L9
THE ROADS AND TRAFFIC SUPERINTENDENT BE DIRECTED TO
PREPARE A BY-IJAW TO PROHIBTT PARKING ON THE SOUTH STDE
OF THE ROADWAY NORTH OF ST. JAI.{ES ANGLICAN CHURCH,
SUTTON, BETWEENRIVER STREET AND EHURCH STREET FROM 8
A.M.
MONDAY TO 5 P .I'I. FRIDAY AND THAT THE AREA BE
STGNED
R B S O L U T I O N N O. S C - 9 0 - 7 2 9
4.20
THAT COUNCIL ENDORSE THE CONVEYANCE OF IAND, BEING
PART ]. OF THB II{ETRUS }4ANAGE['{ENT PROPERTY, TO THE
SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD AT NO COST TO THE MUNICIPALITY
FOR THE FUTURE EONSTRUCTION OF A SEPARATE SCHOOIJ ON THE
S O U T H S I D E O F G L E N W O O D SD R I V E A P P R O X I M A T E L Y H A L F W A Y
BETWEEN WOODBINE AVENUE AND THE EXISTING SCHOOL
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1990-12-20
RECOMMENpATTONSOFTHECOMMTTTEEOFTHEITFOI,E-MEE!:TNGHELD
oNpESEMBER20Trrr1990CONT'p:
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-730
4 , 2 L T H A T T H B 1 9 9 1 C A P I T A L B U D G E T F O R C L A R E D O NB E A E H B E
A P P R O V E DI N T H E A M O U N TO F $ L 7 , O O O . O O F O R T T I E P U R C H A S E
AND INSTALLATION
OF A PLAYGROUND STRUCTURE AND
PEDESTRIANBRIDGE
RESOLUTTON
NO. Se-90-731
4 . 2 2 T H A T C O U N C I L A P P R O V EI N P R I N C I P T E T T T EL I S T O F S T R E E T
NAIVIESCHOSENBY THE STREET NAMING COMMITTEEON DECEMBER
1 1 , 1 " 9 9 0 , A S F O L L O W:S
L)
ALEXAITDERBLVD.
-
WARD 7
AMBLEWOODLANE
2'
BAI,FOUR BEACH
WARD 6
McLEAN CIRCLE
BALFOUR BEACH ROAD
LEVY LANE
DUNKELMANDRIVE
3)
BLACK RrVER ROLp
A)
WARD 5
ROAD RUNNING OFF BLACK RIVER ROAD - WEST OF
VIRGINIA BIVD .
(TO BE NAMEDAT A FUTURE DATE
CHECK IF RENAMINGNECESSARY)
B)
FIRE DEPT. TO
R O A D R U N N I N G N O R T H O F F B T A C K R I V E R R O A DW E S T
OF VIRGINIA BI,VD. - 3 HOUSES
BAYVISTA LANE
C)
ROAD RUNNING SOUTH OFF BLACK RIVER ROAD
4
B E T W E E NV I R G I N I A B L V D . A N D D E L A S T R E E T
HOUSES
LYALL LANE
4l
eAMEli,oNAVE . - JACKSON',S pOrNT
RITEY AVENUE
WARD 2
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l_990-12-20
RECOMMENpATTONSOFTHECOMMITTEEOFTHEWHO_LgMEETINqHELD
oNDECEMBER20TH,I9J0CONT'p:
5)
CATERING ROAD - KESWICK
A)
WARD 2
T T T A TP O R T I O N N O R T H O F O t D T I O M E S T E A D
ROAD,
INTERSECTING THE 7TH CONC. AND DEAD-ENDINGAT
THE 6TH CONC.
COUNTRYMILE LANE
B}
THAT PORTION BEGINNING AT THE 7TH CONC.
INTERSECTING THE POLTOCK SDRD. AND DEADAVE .
ENDING AT GI,ENWOODS
MOUNTPTEASANTTRAIL
C)
THAT PORTIONBEGINNING AT THE 6TH CONC. AND
ENDING AT THE RAVEI{SHOESDRD.
RAVENCRESTROAD
6}
FREDERIEK STREET
PORT BOLSTER
.
WARD 7
BATHGATE DRIVE
7|
(Section
JOAN STREET :lqTTON
between
Carolyn
&
JACLYN STREET
I )
LAKE DRMS.
A)
-
WARD 3
KESUICK
SECTION THAT RUNS SOUTH OFF CHURCH STREET
SHORELINE PLACE
B)
METROPOLITAN CRESC. TO DEAD END AT PARKVIEW
RD.
METROPOLITAN CRESC.
C}
PARKVIEW RD.
-
IAKE
DR.
PLEASANT LANE
COOKI S BAY DRIVE
9)
taKEsrLoRE_ROAp - JACKSOq{|S POINT
problem defining
where Lake Drive
Lakeshore
begins.
name is
tegal
East. (Fire DepL. )
LAKE DRIVE ( RENUMBER
)
WARD 4 & 3
ends and
Lake Dr.
o
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l-990-12-20
RECOMMENp-ATIONSOFTHECOUUTTTEEOFTHE_IhTHOLEMEETf,[gHELD
oNpECEMBER20TH,l_990CgST'p:
1.0)
ROAD TITAT RUNS NORTH FROM LATIMER LANE
1-I-)
"t""^""t-"PEFFERLAWBLVD. .
-WARD 6
WARD 7
PEFFERLAW
PINECREST ROAD
L2 '
ROAD RUNNTNG SOqTH oFr
WARD 7
P E T l l - 's U [ r y F - - p E r F E R L 4 w -
GODFREYDRIVE
1"3)
RIVER JTRIVE -3EFq!ELAW
(off
Hwy. 48)
-WARD7
IVIOORINGSROAD
1-4)
SOUTH DRrVE - JACKSON|S POJNT
Needs #'s
1-5 )
Fire
only
VLCToRLL-LTREET :
UDORA
New road indicates
(Road running off
'{ARD 4
Dept.
WARD 7
section as Vict.oria
2nd Conc.)
St.
EEDARTAM
1-6 )
woopFLELupRrvE - vrRcrNrA
(Off
Brook Drive
WARD6
only)
WATER FRINGE DRIVE
L7l
ROAD BUNNING NORTHOFF LAKE pR. N.-KESWTCK-WARD4
(UIEST OF VARNEY RD. - NORTTIOF BOYERSS/R)
WEDGEWOOD
MEWS
L8)
R O A D R U N N T N G S q q L H _ q F F L L E X A N p S R _ F L ! ' p .( B A L p $ r r N ) WARD 6
AIRD COURT
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1990-1-2-20
RECoMMENDS!:IONSOFTEECOMII{ITTEEOFTHEwHoLEMEETINGHELP
oNDECEMBLR20TH,1990CONT'D:
1-9 )
CHULCTTSTREET ( SUTTON)
WARD 5
FAIRPARK AVENUE
(Previously
renamed as Glebe Road. $treet Naming
Commj-ttee renamed as letter
of objection
was sent
by Mr. John Longmore
26 Church St.
RESOTUTTONO. SC-90-732
4.231.
KITBORN ENGINEERING TIMITED IS AUTHORIZED TO
P R O C B E DW I T H T H E D E S I G N O F T H E 9 { O O D R I V E RS E W E R
EXTENSION AND PUMPING STATION PROJECTSPENDING THE
ouTcoME oF THE ACTION TO QUASH THE SUBJECT BYLAWS.
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-733
4 . 2 4 T H A T T H E T O W N ' , SP O L T C V R E Q U T R I N GA T W O - T H T R D S
MAJORTTY
O F T H E H O M E O W N E RASP P R O V A L F O R D I T C H I N G B E W A I V E D A N D
TTIE TOWN ENGINEER IS INSTRUCTED TO DITEH APPROXIMATELY
250 FEET ON THE WEST SIDE OF FRANKLIN BEACH ROAD
S T A R T I N G A T N O . 3 8 A N D P R O C E E D I N GN O R T H W A R DA
, ND THAT
T H E A B U T T I N G P R O P E R T YO W N E R SA R E T O B E N O T I F I E D O F
THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO PAY FOR TTIEIR OWNCULVERTS
carried.
Moved by Councillclr
Cloney
That the following
Whole tvleeting held
....
Pallett
on December 2A, 1990, be approved:
R E S O L U T I O NN O . S C - 9 0 - 7 3 4
4 . 2 5 T H A T T H E P R O V I S I O N S O F T H E P U R C H A S I N GB Y - L A W B E W A I V E D
AND STEVENS AND BAIDEN MOTORSIN KESWICK BE AWARDEDTHE
T R U C KR E p L A C E M E N T
C O N T R A C TA T T H E C O S T O F $ 1 4 , 9 0 0 . 0 0 O F
WHICH $L2,OOO.OO WILL BE CONTRIBUTEDBY THE TOWNIS
INSURANCE COI',IPANY
FOR THE DAI.{AGETO THE PREVIOUS TRUCK
carried
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1990-12-20
11
ENDATIONS OF TH
ON DEC
NT'
Regional Councillor
Wheeler declared a conflict
of interest
t+ith ltem 4.25 as he is the subject of the resolution.
Cloney
That the following
Whole I'teeting held
Jamieson
recommendation of the Committee of
on December 2Q, l-990, be approved:
the
RESOLUTTON
NO. SC-90-735
4.26 TTIAT A BY-LAW BE PASSED TO RE-APPOINT
REGIONAL
COUNCILLOR I'IIIEELER TO THE COMIVIITTEB OF ADJUSTMENT FOR
THE YEAR ].99I.
Caffied.
5.
. . . .
BY-LAWS:
Moved by Councillor
Ivlorrison
Cloney
That three readings be given to the following
and two readings be given to the two additional
5.1
three by-laws
by-laws:
(PUT-l-) being
a By-Law to
Authorize
the Mayor and CIerk to Execute a Transfer of
Easement from Benjamin Dunkleman, Veronica Gladstone
and Zelda Wilner as owners to The Corporation
of The
Town of Georgina,
respecting
Part of Lots 27, 28 and
29, 30 and 31, Ranges 6 and 7 and Part of the Chewitt
Street
Road allowances
of Keswick
, Town Plot
designated
as Part 4 on Reference PIan 65R-1-4827, be
now introduced
second and t.hird tirne,
and read a first,
By-Law No. 90-202
( PUT-l )
f-
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I2
1990-12-20
BY-LAWS CONTI D :
5.2
That By-Law No. 90-203 (TR-1) being a By-Law to further
amend Schedule II of By-taw No. 88-055 (TR-L) a by-law
to Govern and Control the parking of vehicles
in The
Town of Georgina, be rrow introduced
and read a first,
second and third
and the Clerk.
By-tawNo.
5.3
90-203 (TR-L)
That By-Law No. 90-2A7 (CON-1-) being
to
a By-taw
authorize
the t'layor and Clerk to execute an Agreement
of Purchase and Sale and Conveyance of land to the York
Region Separate School Board, be now introduced
and
read a first,
p&ssed and
second and third
time,
numbered by the Mayor and the Clerk,
By-taw No. 90-207 (COU-1)
io
The following
two by-laws
first
and second rea,iling :
5.4
i
were
90-205 (eOU-1)
addendum idems added
for
T h a t a F I R S T A N D S E C O N DR E A D I N G b e g i v e n t o a B y - L a w
No. 9A-206 (BU-L) being a by-law to name and rename
certain
streets
within
the Town of Georgina, be now
introduced
time,
and read a first,
second and third
B y - L a w N o . 9 0 - 2 0 6 ( e O U - 1)
carried
I
T h a t . a F f R S T A N D S E C O N DR E A D f N G b e g i v e n t o a B y - L a w
No. 90-205 (BU-L) being a by-law to name and rename
certain
streets
within
the Town of Georgina, be now
introduced
and read a first,
second and t.hird time,
By-LawNo.
5.5
by the lvlayor and Clerk.
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L990-L2-20
13
B Y - L A W SC O N T ' D :
Moved by Councillor
Cloney
That three
5.6
readings
Jamieson
be given
to
following
by-law:
That By-Law No. 9A-2A4 being a By-law to appoint
a
(Danny Wheeler) to the Committee of
Member of Council
Adjustment
for
1991-, be now introduced
and read a
first,
second and third
t i r n e , p a s s e d a n d n u m b e r e d by
( cOU-1)
By-Law No, 90-204
carried.
6.
the
.,.
CONFIRMING_B_Y-LAlrl:
Moved by Regional
Councillor
Wheeler
Cloney
That By-Law Number 90-208 (COU-2) being a By-law to confirm
the proceedings
of Council
on December 2O, L990, be now
introduced
and read a first,
second and third
timer passed
By-Law Number 90-208 (eOU-2)
carrigd.
7.
by
. . . r
ADJOURNMENT:
Moved by R e g i o n a l
Councillor
Seconded b y C o u n c i l l o r
That the
p.m. )
Special
Wheeler
Cloney
Council
Meetin
adjourn
Robert
ry s
at
thi
t i m e ( 1 2r 4 5
Mayo
son , T
n Clerk

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