HomeMy WebLinkAbout97-254 THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
BY-LAW NUMBER 97-254
being a by-law to adopt Modification No. 170 to the
Official Plan for the Municipality of Clarington
WHEREAS Council approved the recommendation contained in Report No. Admin-47-97 at its
Special Meeting on November 3, 1997;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY
OF CLARINGTON ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. Proposed Modification No. 170 to the Official Plan for the Municipality of Clarington
contained in Schedule 1 attached to and forming part of this By-law, is hereby approved.
BY-LAW read a first and second time this 3rd day of November, 1997
BY-LAW read a third time and finally passed this 3rd day of November, 1997.
MAYOR
CLERK
SCHEDULE 1 TO BY-LAW 97-254
MODIFICATION NO. 170
TO THE CLARINGTON OFFICIAL PLAN
Deferrals 10,11 and 24
St. Marys Cement and Cove Residential Area
PURPOSE: Section 16.5 (Special Policy Area C - St. Marys Cement Corporation) sets
out policies related to the quarrying and cement manufacturing facility
now owned by Blue Circle Canada Inc. Section 16.5 has been deferred
at the request of Blue Circle Canada Inc. (Deferral No. 10).
Section 17.3 (Special Study Area No. 2 - Westside Marsh/Cove
Residential Area) includes the Westside Marsh and various residential
lands in the adjacent Cove residential community. The preservation of the
Marsh and the issue of compatibility between existing residential uses,
quarrying activities and other potential industrial uses are to be addressed
prior to the approval of land use designations for the lands in Special
Study Area No. 2. Section 17.3 has been deferred by the Region at the
request of Blue Circle Canada Inc. (Deferral No. 11).
In addition, those portions of Map A3 (Land Use - Bowmanville Urban
Area) covered by Special Policy Area C and Special Study Area No. 2,
as well as a portion of Waverly Road south of the Ontario Hydro corridor
are also deferred at the request of Blue Circle Canada Inc. and the Port
Darlington Community Association (Deferral No. 24).
At the request of the Municipality and Blue Circle Canada Inc., the
Waterfront Regeneration Trust undertook a process to resolve the issues
related to the preservation of Westside Marsh, compatibility with existing
residential uses and the continued economic viability and development of
the Blue Circle operations. In November 1995, the Trust released a
report which recommended a multi-faceted solution to these issues. The
key recommendations of the Report would involve Blue Circle conveying
to the community, a significant portion of the Westside Marsh, as well as
other nearby lands. In turn, the Municipality would convey a portion of
the Waverly Road road allowance to Blue Circle for quarrying purposes.
The purpose of this modification is to incorporate policies and land use
designations into the Clarington Official Plan which reflect the key
recommendations of the Waterfront Regeneration Trust Report and the
agreement between the Municipality and Blue Circle Canada Inc.
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ACTUAL
MODIFICATION: The Clarington Official Plan is hereby modified by:
1. By replacing all references to "St. Marys Cement Corporation"
with "Blue Circle Canada Inc."
2. By deleting Section 16.5.1 and replacing it with the following:
"16.5.1 This area primarily recognizes the licensed
extraction area and the cement manufacturing
facility of Blue Circle Canada Inc. and the Westside
Marsh. The permitted uses are as follows:
a) on the lands designated General Industrial,
the commercial dock facility existing on
October 1, 1997 and a cement
manufacturing facility;
b) on the lands designated Aggregate
Extraction Area and subject to the
provisions of Section 16.5.2., aggregate
extraction activities and ancillary uses such
as a professional office building, a concrete
batching plant, a truck terminal, and
aggregate processing including the
stockpiling of raw and processed materials;
C) on the lands designated Environmental
Protection Area, no development except for
protection, conservation and enhancement of
ecological systems, passive recreation, and
uses related to erosion control and storm
water management; and
d) on the lands designated Waterfront
Greenway, the uses identified in Section
14.7."
3. Add a new Section 16.5.2 and 16.5.3 as follows and renumbering
the remaining sections in Section 16.5:
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"16.5.2 Aggregate extraction activities and ancillary uses
are subject to the following:
a) an aggregate processing plant, concrete
batching plant, and truck terminal shall:
i) not be located within 700 metres of
any residential property located south
of Highway 401; and
ii) not be located within 150 metres of
the water's edge of Lake Ontario.
b) within 700 metres of any residential
property, aggregate processing is permitted
provided that any crusher is located 10.7
metres below natural grade ; and
C) for the purposes of Section 16.5.2, natural
grade means the grades depicted by the
contours shown on a drawing entitled
"Existing Features" prepared by
MacNaughton Hermsen Britton Clarkson
Planning Limited for the Bowmanville
Quarry (Job No. "8816'B' St.Mary's Bowm
Durh") dated for submission in accordance
with the Aggregate Resources Act on Nov.
9, 1990 provided that in no case shall
natural grade include stockpiled material,
excavated areas or be deemed to exceed 86
metres above sea level or be deemed to be
less than 75.4 metres above sea level.
16.5.3 A portion of Special Policy Area C includes
lands which will accommodate the planned
diversion of Westside Creek, the retention
of a significant portion of the Westside
Marsh existing on October 1, 1997, and a
habitat linkage area between the Westside
Marsh and the Bowmanville Marsh
wetlands. These lands shall be managed by
an appropriate public authority in
conjunction with other public lands so as to
conserve and enhance wildlife habitat on-site
or
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nearby with the objective of achieving no net loss in
biodiversity and function."
5. By deleting the existing ection 16.5.4 to be renumbered 16.5.6
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and replacing it with the following:
"16.5.6 Any rehabilitation plan or amendment to a
rehabilitation plan for the aggregate extraction area
shall address, among other matters, the following:
a) the relationship of the lands to be
rehabilitated to the Westside Marsh and
related lands referred to in Section 16.5.3.;
b) the land uses permitted within Special Policy
Area C;
C) the provisions of this Plan dealing with
Bowmanville's urban waterfront; and
d) the provision of attractive, connected and
accessible public spaces appropriately
located.
Before submission of a rehabilitation plan or an
amended rehabilitation plan to the Province for
approval, the owner shall meet with the
Municipality and Conservation Authority to obtain
their input and comments on the matters referred to
in this section. The owner shall objectively
consider but not necessarily follow such comments
in finalizing a rehabilitation plan or amended
rehabilitation plan."
6. By adding the following new section:
"16.11 SPECIAL POLICY AREA I - COVE
RESIDENTIAL AREA
16.11.1 Special Policy Area I recognizes the historic
residential community known as the Cove. Existing
residential dwellings and limited infilling is
permitted on private sewer or water services.
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16.11.2 The creation of new lots shall meet the
requirements of Sections 12.3.5 and 23.7 of this
Plan.
7. By deleting Section 17.3 and its corresponding subsections in their
entirety.
8. By modifying Map A3 as indicated by Exhibit 1 to this
modification.
Exhibit 1 attached hereto shall form part of this modification.