HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-04-13 ReportREPORT #.3
Mayor Rickard and Members of Council:
The following is a report of the meeting of the Planning and Development Committee
held on April 13, 1981:
1. Rezoning Z -A-1-7-4 (Amyotte)
It was recommended to Council that :
1) Report P-56-81 be received.
2) The attached amendment to Restricted Area By-law 2111, as amended,
be forwarded to Council for approval upon execution of a Development
Agreement between the applicant and the Town of Newcastle which shall
include, but shall not be specifically limited to, provisions in
respect of the following:
(i) That the owner dedicate to the Corporation of the Town of
Newcastle a 3.0 metre (10 ft.) road widening along the entire
frontage of the property abutting Baseline Road:
(ii) That a site grading and drainage plan be approved by the Town's
Director of Public Works, the Central Lake Ontario Conservation
Authority and the M.T.C. prior to the issuance of any building
permit on the subject lands;
(iii) That the Town shall require site plan agreements as a condition of
development of all or part of the subject lands;
(iv) That such easements as may be required for utility or drainage
purposes shall be granted, free and clear of all encumbrances
to the appropriate authority;
(v) That the owner agrees to provide, on site, one or more reservoirs
for fire fighting purposes, to the satisfaction of the Fire Chief
for the Town of Newcastle;
(vi) That no Occupancy Permits shall be issued for any building until
such building is connected to and serviced by a potable supply of
water and a sanitary sewage disposal system approved by the
authority having jurisdiction;
(vii) That an overall site plan incorporating visual buffering of the
future industrial uses adjacent to Highway #401, has been approved
by the Town of Newcastle.
2. Ontario Building Code 1974 - Construction of Farm Buildings
It was recommended to Council that the report relative to Ontario Building Code 1974
Construction of Farm Buildings - correspondence from E. C. Aldridge, Valuation Manager,
Assessment Region No. 13, be received for information, a copy be forwarded to
Mr. Aldridge and no further action be taken.
3. Designation of C.L.O.C.A. Flood Plan Maps
It was recommended to Council that Council members avail themselves of the invitation
to attend the presentation on April 21, 1981 at the Region of Durham Planning Committee
and the Director of Planning report back to a subsequent meeting.
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4. Ridge Pine Park Inc. Amendment to Official Plan for Darlington
It was recommended to Council that Report P-60-81 be received for information and
the following resolution and attached information be forwarded to the Regional
Municipality of Durham in respect of application 81-9/ND:
"WHEREAS, the Durham Regional Official Plan designates part of Lots 1, 2 and 3,
Broken Front Concession, former Township of Darlington, "for use as a mobile home
park development for adults" and
WHEREAS, the Town of Newcastle has adopted Restricted Area By-law 81-15 rezoning the
above-mentioned lands in accordance with the Durham Regional Official Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Durham Regional Official Plan prevails to the extent of any conflict
between itself and any existing Official Plan, until such time as such existing
Official Plans are amended or repealed, (Section 16.3.2)
BE IT NOW RESOLVED THEREFORE that Regional Council be advised that Newcastle Town
Council has "no objection" to the approval of application 81-0/ND and hereby
requests the Region of Durham to undertake the preparation and processing of the
requested amendment to the Official Plan of the former Township of Darlington."
5. By-law 81-15 - Ridge Pine Park Inc.
It was recommended that Report P-62-81 be received and the following resolution
be forwarded to Council for adoption and submission to the Ontario Municipal Board:
"WHEREAS the Ontario Municipal Board has considered the matter of the use of the lands
subject to Town of Newcastle By-law 81-15 and labelled R-60 on Schedule A (Map 5) of
the Durham Regional Official Plan; and
WHEREAS the Municipal Board has decided that the lands labelled R-60 are designated for use
as a mob ile home park development for adults; and
WHEREAS the Ontario Municipal Board's decision was appealed to the Ontario Cabinet: and
WHEREAS the Ontario Cabinet upheld the Decision of the Municipal Board; and
WHEREAS the Town of Newcastle has adopted Restricted Area By-law 81-15 and has
entered into an agreement with the proponents of the Mobile Home Park in respect
of the proposed development; and
WHEREAS By-law 81-15 and the Development Agreement, are in the opinion of the Town
in conformity with the Durham Regional Official Plan
BE IT NOW RESC[VED THEREFORE THAT the Town of Newcastle hereby respectfully requests
the Ontario Municipal Board to approve Restricted Area By-law 81-15 of the Town of
Newcastle.
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6. Sign By-law 76-25
It was recommended to Council that Report P-63-81 be received and the attached
amendment to By-law 76-25, as amended, be forwarded to Council for approval and
Staff be authorized to publish a public notice advising the public of the deadline
for compliance with the provisions of by-law 76-25, as amended. See By-law 81-46.
7. Rezoning Z -A-3-3-6, part lot 30, Cone. 4 - Clarke (Mastroianni)
It was recommended to Council that:
1) Application for rezoning Z -A-3-3-6 be denied due to non -conformity
with the provisions or intent of the Durham Regional Official Plan.
2) The Region of Durham and the applicant be advised of Council's actions.
3) Mrs. Mastroianni be advised that Planning Staff is available to
discuss other alternatives within the same fee structure.
8. It was recommended to Council that Report P-65-81 be received.
9. Maintenance and Occupancy By-law
It was recommended to Council that the Town implement a property standards program
through the adoption of a Maintenance and Occupancy By-law for the Town of Newcastle.
10. Main Street Revitalization Proeram Loan for Bowmanville B.I.A.
It was recommended to Council that the Town support an application for a Mainstreet
Revitalization Program Loan from the Bowmanville Business Improvement Area Board of
Management and in that regard consider adopting off-street parking policies for the
Main Central Area of Bowmanville in conjunction with the preparation of a downtown
project proposal required by the Main Street Revitalization Program, said
considerations to include examination of the possibility of establishing a Municipal
Parking Authority.
11. Administrative Facility Study
It was recommended to Council that they request the Directors of Planning and Works
and the Clerk and Administrator to bring forward terms of reference for a study of
the Town's administrative facility requirements within one month.
12. Sale of Bowmanville Creek Valley Lands to C.L.O.C.A.
It was recommended to Council that the Town offer those municipal lands situate in the
Bowmanville Creek Valley, south of Highway Number 2 to the Central Lake Ontario
Conservation Authority for a nominal ($2.00) provided that all legal and survey
expenses are borne by the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority.
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13. Long Range Planner
It was recommended to Council that Report P-71-81 relative to the filling of
the position of Long Range Planner in the Planning and Development Department
be received for information.
14. Rezoning Z -A-2-6-5, (Bolahood)
It was recommended to Council that Report P-72-81 be received and application for
rezoning Z -A-2-6-5, part of lot 9, Concession 2, former Town of Bowmanville, John
Bolahood, be denied due to non -conformity with the provisions of the Durham
Regional Official Plan and the Official Plan of the former Town of Bowmanville and
the Region of Durham and the applicant be advised of Council's actions.
15. Committee of Adiustment
It was recommended to Council that the minutes of the meetings of the Committee of
Adjustment held on February 25, 1981 and March 25, 1981, be received for information.
16. Land Purchase from M.T.C.
It was recommended to Council that certain lands adjacent to the Main Central Area
of Bowmanville be purchased from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications
in an amount not exceeding $10,000. to be taken from the Parking Reserve Account and
the Town Solicitor be instructed to complete such transaction as soon as possible.
17. Land Purchase
Itwas recommended to Council that certain other lands be considered for purchase
by the Town in conjunction with those lands mentioned in (16) above on the basis of a
property appraisal to be undertaken by the Town and hereby authorized.
Respectfully submitted
Ann Cowman, Chairman