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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/20/1986 . . CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLERK REPORT #l 40 TEMPE RANCE STR E ET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO LlC3A6 TELEPHONE 623-3379 REPORT TO COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 26, 1986. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBJECT: GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE MEETING OF MAY 20, 1986. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. RECEIVE FOR INFORMATION a) Report PD-129-86 - Comprehensive Zoning By-law, Delegation of Mr. B. Heming. b) Report PD-130-86 - Summary of Land Division Committee Applications for April, 1986. c) Report PD-136-86 - Rezoning Application Richard and Susan Lovekin. d) Report CD-26-86 - Parking Enforcement Report for April, 1986 e) Report CD-28-86 - Animal Control Monthly Report for April, 1986 Report FD-14-86 - Monthly Fi re Report, April, 1986. f) 2. REZONING APPLICATION - ESTATE OF MARY ETHEL LYCETT That Report PD-122-86 be received; and That the application submitted by the Estate of Mary Ethel Lycett, to rezone a 1.67 hectare parcel of land located in Part Lot 28, Concession 5, former Township of Clarke (Orono) to permit the severance of two (2) residential building lots on private services be received and referred to staff for processing and a subsequent report and public meeting. 3. REZONING APPLICATION - THOMAS GASCOIGNE That Report PD-123-86 be received; and That the application submitted by Mr. Thomas Gascoigne requesting the removal of the (H) Holding Symbol from a parcel of land located in Part Lot 24, Concession 5, former Township of Darlington, be received and referred to staff for processing and a subsequent report and public meeting. 4. APPLICATION TO AMEND DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN - RlCHARD DUBEAU That Report PD-124-86 be received; and That the Region of Durham be advised that the Town of Newcastle recommends that Official Plan Amendment application 86-17/0 G.P.A. REPORT -2- MAY 26, 1986 . submitted by Mr. Richard Dubeau, be denied; and That a copy of Council's decision be forwarded to the Region of Durham, the applicant and the interested parties listed on Report PD-124-86 REZONING APPLICATION - GEORGE ELLIOTT 5. That Report PD-126-86 be received; and That application for rezoning DEV 86-20 submitted by Mr. George Elliott be approved; and That By-law 86-68 be approved. 6. REZONING APPLICATION - KATHERINE & WILLIAM ROWLAND That Report PD-127-86 be tabled for further dialogue and review. 7. EXEMPTION FROM PART LOT CONTROL - COURTICE HEIGHTS DEVELOPMENT That Report PD-128-86 be recei ved; and . That the request submitted by Mr. George Smith, Solicitor, on behalf of Copperfield Homes Limited, thereby exempting Lots 182 - 188;' 202 - 210; and 8 - 22 as shown on the draft plan of subdivision l8T-76048; more particularly described as Lots 63 - 69; 83 - 91; 8 - 22 on 10M-772 from Part Lot Control be acknowledged; and That By-law 86-69 be approved and forwarded to the Regional Municipality of Durham pursuant to Section 49, Subsection (7) of the Planning Act; and That Mr. George Smith be so advised. 8. REZONING APPLICATION - JAMES SAYLES That Report PD-132-86 be received; and That the application submitted by Mr. James Sayles to rezone a parcel of land located in Part Lot 15, Concession 3, former Township of Darlington to permit the development of a Node/Cluster be received and referred to staff for processing and a subsequent report and public meeting. 9. APPLICATION TO AMEND TOWN OF NEWCASTLE OFFICIAL PLAN REZONING APPLICATION - W. E. ROTH CONSTRUCTION That Report PD-133-86 be received; and . That the Region of Durham be advised that the Town of Newcastle has no objection to Official Plan Amendment Application 86-l9/ND conditional upon such amendment limiting the development to a maximum of 1110 square metres of commercial and personal service floor space; and That rezoning application DEV 86-15 be approved; and G.P.A. REPORT -3- MAY 26, 1986: . That the by-law attached to Report PD-133-86 be forwarded to Council for approval at such time as the Official Plan Amendment is approved by the Region of Durham. 10. REZONING APPLICATION-464367 ONTARIO LIMITED That Report PD-134-86 be recei ved; and That the application submitted by Mr. Bob Craig on behalf of 464367 Ontario Limited, to rezone a parcel of land located in Part of Lot 11, Concession 4, geographic Township of Darlington to permit the development of 2 residential lots for his sons be approved. 11. APPLICATION TO AMEND TOWN OF NEWCASTLE OFFICIAL PLAN APPLICATION TO AMEND COURTICE NORTH NEIGHBOURHOOD 3B DEVELOPMENT PLAN COURTICE HEIGHTS That Report PD-135-B6 be received; and That the Official Plan Amendment Application 86-3/ND and the Application to amend the Courtice North Neighbourhood 3B Development Plan submitted by Courtice Heights Developments Limited be denied without prejudice; and That a copy of Council's decision be forwarded to the applicant. 12. REZONING APPLICATION - TOTA FARMS & MALECKI . That Report PD-137-86 be received; and That the application submitted by Tota Farms and Thadius & Anne Malecki, to rezone a 58.5 hectare parcel of land located in Lots 21 & 22, Concession 10, former Township of Clarke, to permit the severance of the property into two (2) lots be received and referred to staff for processing and a subsequent report and public meeting. 13. CASH ACTIVITY REPORT FOR APRIL, 1986 That Report TR-36-86 be received; and That in accordance with provision of Chapter 302, Section 81(1) of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1980, The Treasurer reports to Committee that the cash position of the Town of Newcastle for the month ended April is as shown on the attached schedule; and That the expenditures for the month of April, 1986 be confirmed. 14. TENDER T86-9 ASPHALT AND SURFACE TREATMENT PULVERIZING That Report TR-37-86 be received; and . That Miller Paving, Unionville, Ontario with a total bid of $23,677.80 being the lowest responsible bidder, meeting all terms, conditions and specifications of Tender No. T86-9, be awarded the contract for Asphalt and Surface Treatment Pulverizing and G.P.A. REPORT -4- MA Y 26, 1 986 . That the funds be drawn from the approved 1986 Department of Public Works Road Maintenance Budget. . 15. TENDER T86-8 - PRIME AND SURFACE TREATMENT That Report TR-38-86 be received; and That Miller Paving, Unionville, Ontario, with a total bid in the amount of $765,605.00 being the lowest responsible bidder, meeting all terms, conditions and specifications of Tender No. T86-8, be awarded the contract to supply and apply Prime and Surface Treatment to various roads as required by the Town of Newcastle; and That the funds be provided from the approved 1986 Department of Public Works Road Maintenance Budget. 16. DISPOSITION OF THE DENSITY GRANT That Report TR-39-86 be received; and That Schedule A of Report TR-39-86 be adopted. 17. PERMISSION TO OCCUpy AN EXISTING COTTAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW RESIDENCE (GORDON) That Report CD-27-86 be received; and . That the application be approved subject to the applicants applying for and obtaining both a demolition permit with respect to the old dwelling, and a building permit with respect to the new dwelling; and That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute the standard agreement, permitting the use for a period not exceeding six months; and That Mr. and Mrs. Noel Gordon, 79 Merkley Square, Scarborough, Ontario, M1G 2Y5, be advised of the decision. 18. PERMISSION TO OCCUpy AND EXISTING DWELLING DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW RESIDENCE (VANEYK) That Report CD-29-86 be recieved; and That the application be approved subject to the applicants applying for and obtaining both a demolition permit with respect to the old dwelling, and a building permit with respect to the new dwelling; and That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute the standard agreement, permitting the use for a period not exceeding six months; and . That Mr. & Mrs. Vaneyk, R. R. #5, Bowmanville, L1C 3K6, be advised of the decision. G.P.A. REPORT -5- MAY 26, 1986. 19. LETTER TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS RE ADVERTISING POLICY . That Report CD-30-86 be received; and That the form of the letter dealing with the subject be approved; and That a copy of the letter be mailed to all Boards and Committees appointed by Council in the Town of Newcastle. 20. RETURN OF CENTENNIAL ARTIFACTS That Report CD-3l-86 be tabled until such time as Council's representative (Councillor McKnight) on the Bowmanville Museum Board, discusses the proposal with the Board. 21. CONTROLLED PARKING - BOWMANVILLE COMMERCIAL AREA That Report CD-25-86 be referred to the Bowmanville Improvement Area Board of Management for their written comments. 21. SPEED LIMIT ON NASH ROAD FROM TOWNLINE ROAD TO COURTICE ROAD . That Report WD-44-86 be received; and That the speed limit on Nash Road from Townline Road (Regional Road 55) to Courtice Road (Regional Road 34) be lowered from 60 kilometres per hour to 50 kilometres per hour; and That By-law 79-5, being a by-law to authorize speed limits on Highways under the jurisdiction of the Town of Newcastle be amended to reflect the change; and That the associated costs of changing the signs be charged to the Public Works Traffic Sigh Account, Division 1. 23. STORMWATER OUTFALL - COURTICE SUBDIVISION That Report WD-46-86 be received for information. 24. FIRE DEPARTMENT POSTER CONTEST That Miss Melinda Broome and Master Brett Rogers being the winning contestants in the Fire Safety Poster Contest, be invited to attend the evening Council Meeting of May 26, 1986; That Councillor Hal McKnight, Fire Department Chairperson, and Mr. Howard Davey, Fire Prevention Officer, make the presentation to the winners on behalf of the Town; and . That Councillor Hal McKnight and Fire Chief J. Aldridge make a presentation to Miss Broome on behalf of the Durham Region Fire Chiefs' Association for being the winner in the girls' category for the Durham Region Fire Chiefs' Association Fire Safety Poster Contest; That the Fire Department be congratulated on the success of this program and thanked for their participation. G.P.A. REPORT -6- MAY 26, 1986. 25. NATIONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WEEK . That Report CS-30-86 be received; and That May 24 - June 1, 1986, be proclaimed "National Physical Activity Week" in Newcastle; and That the said week be advertised in accordance with Town Policy; and That all citizens of the Town of Newcastle be encouraged to participate in fitness activities the week of May 24 - June 1, 1986 in particular during Participaction Challenge Day, May 28, 1986. That the Community Services staff be congratulated on the organization of the National Physical Activity Week Events, and thanked for their participation. 26. NEGOTIATIONS WITH PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARDS RE JOINT USE OF PROPERTIES That Report CS-3l-86 be received for information. 27. ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE LIONS CENTRE That Report ADMIN 40-86 be received; . That the attached By-law naming four Lions nominees be tabled to Counci 1 ; That the matter of appointment of the three additional nominees to the Committee of Management be referred to the Striking Committee for recommendation to the next meeting of Council; At such time that the Striking Committee reports to Council that the by-law be lifted from the table and approved; That when the By-law is adopted establishing the Committee that the Lions Club be advised of Council's actions; That the Lions Club be advised immediately that they as owners of the Hall should arrange for the continuation of private insurance. 28. DISPOSITION OF EXCESS PROPERTIES That Report ADMIN 39-86 be tabled to Council; and That a map locating the surplus lands be provided. 29. STAFFING - PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. That Repol't ADMItt 43-86 be received "In Camera"; . That Salary Grade 14 for the Deputy Director of Public Works be confi rmed; That Salary Grade 5 for the Confidential Secretary to the Public Works Department be confirmed. G.P.A. REPORT -7- MAY 26, 1986. 30. CHANGED JOB DESCRIPTIONS OF THE CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL AND BY-LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER . That Report ADMIN 44-86 be recei ved "In Camera"; That the attached job descriptions for the Chief Building Official and By-law Enforcement Officer be approved; That the By-law Enforcement Officer's position be reclassified from Salary Grade 9 to Salary Grade 11, and that the incumbent be placed on the grid at Step 3 (18 Month Level) of Sa 1 ary Grade 11; Allocate funds from Contingencies to cover the salary adjustment and to provide $3,500 for office expenses for the running of the Property Standards function (#7007-298-X-9). 31. UTILIZATION OF EVALUATION SYSTEM That Staff investigate and report on the implications of utilizing the evaluation system in progression on the grid with the Labour Relations Lawyer and report back to the General Purpose and Administration Committee. 32. ADMIIffSTRATIVE REVIEW . That Report ADMIN 45-86 be received "In Camera", and considered in conjunction with Administrator's Reports 43-86; 44-86; 46-86; 47-86; 48-86; and 49-86. 33. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OF CLERK AND TREASURY DEPARTMENT That Report ADMIN 46-86 be received "In Camera"; That the attached job descriptions for the Treasury Department as previously written be approved; That the attached job descriptions for the Clerk's Department as revised be approved; That the Organizational Chart of the Treasury Department be received for information, and the consideration of the conversion of the part-time secretary in Purchasing be considered as part of the 1987 budget process and a decision on any technical support staff be considered in conjunction with the implementation schedule of the new computer system; That the Organizational Chart of the Clerk's Department be received for information. 34. CONFIRMATION OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOR THE PLANNING DEPT. . That Report ADMIN 47-86 be received "In Camera"; That the attached organizational chart be received for information; That the attached jOb descriptions for the Planning Department be approved. G.P.A. REPORT -8- MAY 26, 1986. 35. DEPARTMENT HEADS AND DEPARTMENT HEAD SECRETARIES . That Report ADMIN 48-86 be received "In Camera"; That the Director of Planning currently classified at Salary Grade 15 be re-classified to Salary Grade 16 at the Step 5 (36 month) rate; That the Clerk, currently classified at Salary Grade 15 be re-classified to Salary Grade 16 at the Step 5 (36 month) rate; That the Director of Community Services, currently at Salary Grade 14 be re-classified to Salary Grade 15 at the Step 3 (18 month) rate, effective September 1, 1986; That the question of rates of pay for the Fire Chief and full time Fire Fighters be reviewed as part of the 1987 budget process. 36. RESTRUCTURING OF COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT That Report ADMIN 49-86 be received "In Camera", together with the attached jOb descriptions and organizational charts; That the job descriptions of the Director, Deputy Director, Facilities Manager, Parks and Cemeteries Manager, Program Director, Scheduling and Concessions Supervisor and Aquatics Manager be approved, for implementation September 1st, 19B6; . That the job description for Confidential Secretary to the Community Services Department be re-labelled Clerk-Typist II, Community Services Department; That the following job grade classifications or re-classifications be approved, September 1 st, 1986; a) Aquatics Manager, Salary Grade Level 7 (Position to be filled); b) Scheduling and Concessions Supervisor, Salary Grade Level 8, and that a current programmer be shifted to this position and their current salary of Grade 9 be red circled; c) Parks and Cemeteries Manager, Salary Grade Level 10 from Level 9; d) Deputy Director, Salary Grade Level 13 from Level 11. 37. DELEGATIONS That the Delegation of Dubeau and Craig be acknowledged and advised of Council's actions. That the Delegation of Jean Hall be acknowledged; and . That Staff be directed to waive the levies and all conditions because of the hist&rical background of the lot; That the Delegation of Neil Allin be acknowledged; and That Council endorse the "Ri ght to Farm"; G.P.A. REPORT -9- MAY 26, 1986. . That the Province of Ontario be requested to table the proposed Foodland Preservation Policy Statement until such time as Right To Farm Legislation is approved; and That Neil Allin be advised of Council's actions. 38. VANCOUVER CENTENNIAL COMMISSION That the letter from Michael Harcourt, Mayor, Co-Chairman, Vancouver Centennial Commission, inviting the Town to select a gift that represents the Town and conveys information about the Town for display around Vancouver throughout 1986 be received; and That Councillor Hamre select an appropriate gift with an upset limit of $500.00. 39. BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND That Councillor McKnight and Mayor Winters greet the Bowmanville High School Band upon the band's return from Vancouver and convey to them the appreciation of Council and staff. 40 PART TIME STAFF - MANDATORY TRAINING SESSION That the Director of Community Services bring forward a report on a policy re: remuneration of part time staff for attending mandatory training sessions. . .