HomeMy WebLinkAboutPSD-132-08 i
Leading the Way
REPORT
PLANNING SERVICES
Meeting: GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE
Date: Monday, December 1, 2008
Report#: PSD-132-08 File #: COPA 2007-0013 By-law#:
Subject: APPEAL OF OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT 60 - BROOKHILL
SECONDARY PLAN
RECOMMENDATIONS:
It is respectfully recommended that the General Purpose and Administration Committee
recommend to Council the following:
1. THAT Report PSD-132-08 be received for information.
Submitted by: Reviewed by: ��
David . rome, MCIP, RPP Franklin Wu,
Director of Planning Services Chief Administrative Officer
CP/df/Iw
20 November 2008
CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
40 TEMPERANCE STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L1C 3A6 T(905)623-3379 F (905)623-0830
REPORT NO.: PSD-132-08 PAGE 2
1.0 BACKGROUND
1.1 On March 25, 2008, Council adopted the recommendations contained in Staff
Report PSD-028-08 to amend the Clarington Official Plan and approve Official
Plan Amendment 60, introducing the Brookhill Secondary Plan. This application
was non-exempt. The Region of Durham, as the approval authority, approved
the amendment on August 5, 2008.
1.2 OPA 60 introduced a Secondary Plan for the Brookhill Neighbourhood as well as
requisite policy and map changes in the Clarington Official Plan to implement the
Secondary Plan. During the preparation of OPA 60, staff also considered an
Official Plan Amendment application, COPA 2004-0003, submitted by the Kaitlin
Group Ltd. for a medium density symbol at the east limits of Stevens Road on the
north side of the road. OPA 60 as recommended and approved, included a
medium density symbol in effect approving COPA 2004-0003.
1.3 Mr. Thorsten Kosak, a resident of Munday Court, submitted an appeal to OPA
60. The letter of appeal objects specifically to the medium density symbol
located at the east end of Stevens Road adjacent to the Bowmanville Creek
valley. The letter of appeal stated that: residents spoke in opposition to the
original Kaitlin applications for medium density on Stevens Road; the medium
density is not consistent with the findings of the Brookhill Subwatershed Study;
there will be traffic issues at the intersection of Regional Road 57 and Stevens
Road; medium density development should be located west of Regional Road 57
in proximity to amenities to encourage walking. Staff, together with the
consulting team preparing the Brookhill Secondary Plan; including Planning,
Environmental and Traffic disciplines, considered the issues raised by Mr. Kosak
in drafting OPA 60 and felt the medium density designation was appropriate.
1.4 The Ontario Municipal Board has received the appeal and has scheduled
January 12, 2009, for a pre-hearing conference to scope the issues, and
determine the interested parties associated with the subject appeal.
Attachments:
Attachment 1 - OPA 60 — Bowmanville Land Use Schedule
Attachment 2 - OPA 60 - Brookhill Secondary Plan Land Use Schedule
Attachment 3 - Letter of Appeal
Attachment 1
To Report PSD-032-08
Exhibit "B", Amendment No. 60 To the Municipality of Clarington
Official Plan, Map A3, Land Use, Bowmanville Urban Area
H ..
o
Change From "Future Urban Residential" NP
To "Environmental Protection Area"
Delete Collector Road
Ad Neighbourhood
Park"Symbol
US
e
1
NP
nc:VYd:C IYCII�IiYVUi11UVd
Park" Symbol
Add "Medium O M O O
Density"Symbol
J
Q
Delete Tributary Np Relocate"Public
And Associated M Elementary School"Symbol
Environmental Relocate "Medium i
Protection Area Density" Symbol NP
ai
Delete Collector Road M
Delete "Public Delete"Separate
Elementary School" Symbol Elementary School"Symbol
Add "Medium
ODensity" Symbol
1 H
Attachment 2
To Report PSD-032-08
�\ vY\i�`xJ J'L3F Wt
FV� ,etiL:':YiB �fY' f.t .tilt iii
'�K'ifY`.{)Ts -?�i:# 'i.`�:•:_ '4.�)�:"Vi:�>,:�..A.�'y-'`1: yJ
^+3$I`i 9 Ip3l aw CR" f 1.t li YI
t t ✓` .t a sy BSc
,j��<.•v-'�,5'.'�.iix bi i�-i{i � '.YJS't'�Fh'' s \c. ..
fit°�'L `�a,� >•t ....::�aZn.l.:.., . l':.. .: q''t,tiN..i$
:.I:'
�'/iSCP_;ih:`'f`:ti -�'�•r I: �3::°F.::i:4
..I .
Future
Development
ent - r
p -
Area
i.
`7•,Yf�` "'�:?X ,.;' . '' : Large Lot
`:,;�::: :�,v Residential
x>
I .a
\
\ I
\
\
1
\
\
t
t
OURHNd HIGHWgY 2 �\
t
- BROOKHILL SECONDARY PLANNING AREA
®VILLAGE CORRIDOR
NEIGHBOURHOOD COMMONS AREA
0 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL
MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AREA
®ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OVERLAY
Q PARKS AND OPEN SPACE
ME STORMWATER MANAGEMENT POND MAP A
*SPECIAL ARTERIAL R�PEA LAND USE AND
ARTERIAL ROAD TYPE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
— —ARTERIAL ROAD TYPE C BROOMILL NEIGHBOURHOOD
--------COLLECTOR ROAD SECONDARY PLAN
A PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MARCH 10, 2008
SEPARATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THIS coRSO Im IS PRWIpFD roR CfIU4ENRICE om.T
MID RDWESEMS REplE5ID1 NOOIFlCIRIMS M!D APPRVYMS
SEP-10-200B 11:33 DURHAM REGION 9056E Attachment
l PrUD rr ;,r A' To Report PSD-032-08
- Thorsten Koseck g.' ..•wn E� --
7 Munday Crt. —_
Bowmanville, Ontario AUG 2 U 2,i158
L1C 4R7 f
Date. Aug 14,2008
Attention: AX Georgieff,MCIP,RPP FILE# � e e�t Ocr 5,oa•�
Commissioner of Planning, Regional Municipality of Durham
Topic: Notice of Anneal to the Official play A. -Ament No. 6� r3 The
rrY...- -- -•'^
Ciarington Official plan
I would official like to appeal the amendment No. 60 to the Clarington Official Plan specifically the
location of the medium density residential area adjacent to the South east corner of the special policy arca
"Large lot Residential"for the following reasons:
1. 11 of the 12 residents opposed the application of the zoning change back in August 2, 2004 and
spoke at a local council meeting
2. 1 attended all public meetings and this part of the study was never discussed even when
specifically questioned.
3. The amendment ZBA 2004-027 does not adhere to the Brookhill Sub watershed Study,Class I
Terrestrial features, ESA provincially significant wetlands,Bowmanville Creek Valley,
Environmental Corridor and the Class #2 Features (50m•- 120m buffer around Class#1)
4. Wildlife impact. There are several groups of deer,coyotes,and fowl that use this area extensively
5. Traffic mergence from Stevens Rd to Highway#57. The amount of trafl is will increase to 4-5
! times the existing volume. The School 'bus stop was already moved from Stevens/14wy#57 to
Munday Crt due to several near misses
6. Bank erosion is extensive along the edge of the tree line. According to Pvlr. Stevens several
sections of the bank have moved as much as 30 feet over the past several decades. There has been
another landslide into the creek large enough to almost block the entire crcck. With an increase of
population there will be an increased chance of people getting hurt. The current farm fence will
no longer act as a sufficient barrier. The proposal does Pet cover this issue.
7. The largest area of medium density houses should be located on the west side of highway#57
new the town's amenities, easy access to shopping, schools,public transportation and the
recreation center not isolated in a land locked lot forcing everyone to cross a type A arterial road.
8. having 50 plus residence crossing a major arterial road will not encourage any to walk and will
w
create a safety hazard. Someone will get hurt trying to cross highway#5 7.
Recommendation:
Move the medium density area to the west side of the highway#57 center of the planning area. There is a
low density area than can become a medium density area close to the SWM, trail s, schools, shopping,
public transportation,the village corridor and is located in between the other medium density areas
creating a balance. The SWM center south of the planning area could be used as well. The area of
concern could now be used as S WM area, soccer fields or lower density residential. This would also fit
into the plan and be in keeping with the community creating a safer nicer area tc live work and play.
Thank-you
Thorsten 7(pseck,P.Eng,Ph.D.
TOTAL P.002