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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-02-19REPORT NO. 2 Mayor Rickard and Members of Council: - The following is a report of meetings of the Planning and Development Committee held on February 15, 1979 and February 19, 1979: 1. Bowmanville Mall It was recommended to Council that they approve in principle the merits of a Third Phase of the Bowmanville Mall and that the Third Phase will be determined by and subject to a Market Analysis to be undertaken by the Town. 2. Zoning By -Laws The following by-laws from other Municipalities, were received for information: Township of Scugog - 9-77, 10-77, 5-79, 1-79 City of Oshawa - 6-79, 168-78 (subject to the correction in Report P-18-79 that it is the `south-east corner of Taunton and Wilson Roads). 3. O.P.A. 189 - B. Schweizer It was recommended to Council that the Region of Durham be advised that the Town of Newcastle has no objection to the proposed amendment to the Durham Regional Plan, O.P.A. 189, B. Schweizer, part lot 15, Conc. 2 former Township of Clarke. 4. O.P.A. 177 - Cadillac Fairview Corporation It was recommended to Council that the following recommendation contained in Report P-22-79, relative to Amendment to the Bowmanville Official Plan, O.P.A. 177, Cadillac Fairview Corporation, be endorsed: 1. That the Region of Durham be advised that the Town has no objection to Official Plan Amendment 177 being an amendment to the Bowmanville Official Plan. 2. That the limits of the proposed amendment be expanded to include the balance of the study area as delineated within the revised amendment attached herein: 3. That the North Central Bowmanville Planning Study, as submitted, on behalf of the applicants, be used as input to the detailed studies which are pre -requisite to permitting development to take place. 5. Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authori It was recommended to Council that C.L.O.C.A. be requested not to comment favourably to the Ministry of Housing on any further applications for sub- divisions in the Courtice Area until the Town has established an approved District or Development Plan and a method of satisfactorily dealing with Storm Water Drainage. This policy is endorsed by the Town of Newcastle Council and is also directing our Staff to implement this Policy. REPORT NO. 2 6. O.P.A. 175 - Gordon Lee It was recommended to Council that the following recommendation contained in Report P-20-79 relative to Official Plan Amendment, Durham Regional Official Plan, O.P.A. 175, Gordon Lee, Regional File 78-20 be endorsed: "That, inasmuch as the proposed use may adversely affect the present uses of the surrounding lands and the implementation of the provisions of the Durham Regional Official Plan, the Region be advised of the Town's objection to the proposed amendment". 7. C.L.O.C.A. Environmental Sensitivity Mapping Project Report It was recommended to Council that the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority Environmental Sensitivity Mapping Project Report be received for information and Staff continue to liaise with C.L.O.C.A. and Regional Staff before making recommendations to Council and approval of policy. 8. Burketon Station Development Plan It was recommended to Council that: 1. The Development Plan for the Hamlet of Burketon Station be adopted as submitted; 2. The number of building permits to be issued within the limits of the Burketon Station Development Plan be limited to a maximum of twelve (12) per annum. 3. That the Region of Durham be requested to prepare the necessary amendment to the Official Plan for the former Township of Darlington. 9. Land Division Committee Decisions It was recommended to Council that they concur with the Land Division Committee decisions to date, as detailed in Report P-26-79. 10. C.L.O.C.A. re Courtice Development Area It was recommended to Council that the letter from the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority relative to Courtice Development Area, be received for information. 11. Architectural Controls It was recommended to Council that the Town establish an Architectural Control Committee for each new subdivision through the provisions of the subdivision Agreement. This Committee consist of one representative of the Developer, a representative of the Works and Planning Departments, and a Control Architect selected by the Town but paid by the Developer. This Committee produce a set of REPORT NO. 2 standards to control the aesthetics of the development in the particular sub- division. The subdivision agreement contain a provision that no building permit is available for any lot in the subdivision until the plans and elevations have been approved by the Committee and that a By-law be prepared to implement the fore- going decision. 12. O.M.B. Hearings re Courtice It was recommended to Council that they confirm that Mr. Greenspan be retained to represent the Town at O.M.B. Hearings re Courtice. 13. G. Baird - Architect It was recommended to Council that George Baird be hired as Architect for the Community District Plan Proposals for the Bowmanville Urban Area. 14. Community District Plan - Bowmanville It was recommended to Council that I.B.I. Group be engaged to prepare the Community District Plan Proposals for the Bowmanville Urban Area in accordance with their submission dated January 30, 1979, to be billed on an hourly rate, not to exceed an upset figure of $37,700. to be completed in 16 weeks from the date of the signing of the contract with a penalty of $100. per day if this time frame is exceeded. 15. Ontario Hydro It was recommended to Council that they petition Ontario Hydro in the most persuasive manner that there should be no delay in the development of the Darlington Generating Station from the proposed schedule as presented to the Town of Newcastle. The Darlington Generating Station, as proposed, has acted as a catalyst for further industrial and commercial development, all so essential to the economy of this Country. Any delay in construction would have a serious effect on employment over a very large area. Respectfully submitted, Ann Cowman, Chairman. MONIT" 'NG OFLANDDIVISION COMMITTEE DECISIONS OF LD. FLE NO. APPLICANT LOCATION NATURE OF APPLICATION REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN ZONING BY- LAW LD. C. DECISIONS STAFF COMMENTS LD 6179 Mr. & Mrs. Lot 23, BFC, Clarke Division of an 30 acre lot with house and Conforms Conforms Approval .No Comment Edwin Staub barn. Retain 5.6 acres for retirement lot. LD 3/79 Fred C. Vagg Pt. Lot 16, Block Extension of driveway - boundary realign- Conforms Conforms Approved No problem 'D', Hannings Plan ment boundary realig -with the ment access of the drive- way onto the street LD 10/79 Alfred Pt. Lot 11, Con. 3, Division of farm as retirement lot for a Farm retirement Conforms Approval No comment Margaret Darlington bona fide farmer - the remainder being lot Millson sold to son LD 16/79 Darlington Pt. Lot 27, BFC Division of land for industrial purposes Conforms Conforms pproval - indus- o comment Industrial Darlington trial development Limited Nithin industrial area LD 11/79 Darlington Pt. Lot 27, BFC, Division of Land for industrial purposes Conforms Conforms Approval - industrial Industrials Darlington development with- No comment LiHiited in Industrial are LD 470/73 4illiam Vroom Pt. Lot 14, Con. 3, C.L.O.C.A. watershed lands Conforms Conforms Approval No comment (Recirculated) Darlington LD 31/79 Elbert Hay & Pt. Lot 27, Con. 1, Land assembly for proposed Senior Citizen3 Conforms Conforms Approval - condit- one foot Margaret Hay Clarke Development ional upon a deed reserve be f a one foot re- deeded to serve the Town of Newcastle LD 34/79 Ontario Hydro Pt. Lot 13, Con. 1, Agriculture and Hydro Easements Conforms Conforms Approval No comment Clarke LD 37/79 William Vroom Pt. Lots 13 & 14, Future proposed subdivision Conforms Conforms Approval No comment Con. 2, Darlington