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STING: General Purpose and Administration Committee
DATE: January 6, 1986
REPORT #: PD-1-86 FILE #: ADMIN 2.7
SUBJECT: DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
1985 ANNUAL REPORT AND 1986 WORK PROGRAM
RECOMMENDATIONS:
It is respectfully recommended that the General Purpose and Administration Committee
recommend to Council the following:
1. THAT Report PD-1-86 be received; and
*
2. THAT the Planning and Development Department's 1986 Work Program, Attachment No. 1 ,
be approved.
BACKGROUND:
In past years, Staff have regularly submitted a proposed Work Program outlining the
operations of the department to year-end and identifying major activity areas and
priorities for the coming year. The Work Program is intended to provide guidance to Staff
with respect to Council priorities and to allow for the best utilization of the department
resources in dealing with the issues of greatest concern to the Town. The Work Program
priorizes activity areas and identifies outstanding items, as well as items carried over
from the previous year's program.
In 1985 a Work Program was not submitted due to the ongoing high priority assigned to
completion of the Town' s Comprehensive Zoning By-law and the extremely high level of
development activity which has dominated Staff time for the past year. Staff did,
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however, continue to follow the objectives identified by the 1984 Work Program
through the past year. Submission of the 1986 Work Program should be seen as an
opportunity for Members of Council to review the priorities assigned to various
projects by Staff and, where necessary, to identify new objectives to be addressed.
COMMENTS:
The Planning and Development Department, as Members of the Council are aware, is
comprised of two (2) divisions, Planning and Building. The Planning division is
responsible for all aspects of local municipal planning, including preparation and
administration of planning documents such as official plans, development plans,
zoning, by-laws, and development agreements. This division is also responsible for
specific review and reporting functions relative to land division, committee of
adjustment and development applications.
The Building division is responsible for the administration of the Ontario Building
and Plumbing Codes through plan review, permit issuance and inspections. In
addition, the Building division is responsible for administration of the Town' s
property standards, sign and pool fence by-laws.
STAFFING
In 1985, the departmental staff compliment was increased by the addition of a
Building/Plumbing Inspector. This increased the staff level to eleven (11)
fulltime employees and one (1) part-time. The attached organization chart
* (Attachment 2) provides an illustration of the departmental structure and lines of
responsibility.
BUDGET
In 1985, the department received a total budget allocation of $502,823. This was
allocated on the following basis.
Planning Administration - $341 ,862.
Building - 147,031.
Committee of Adjustment - 9,905.
Property Standards Committee - 4,025.
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DEPARTMENTAL OPERATIONS:
PLANNING DIVISION
The operations of the Planning Division of the department can be further
categorized as Current Operations and Long Range. However, the majority of
Staff time is directed towards current activities with Staff
responsibilities being assigned on the basis of workload and geography of
the Town.
(a) Long Range
In 1985 the Department processed and commented upon eighteen (18)
official plan amendment applications. In addition, the Department
initiated a significant amendment to the Town' s Official Plan to
recognize recent changes to the Planning Act and to extend local
* official plan coverage to all areas of the Town. Attachment 3
provides a comparison of annual totals for official plan amendment
applications. In addition to the processing of official plan
amendments , the Long Range division is also responsible for
preparation of Hamlet and Neighbourhood Development Plans which, due
to the heavy workload of current operations, have received a lower
priority over the past three (3) years. The recent amendment to the
Official Plan has established Hamlet policies thus simplifying
preparation of the Land Use Plans.
In 1986, Staff are proposing to continue its ongoing review of the
Official Plans and will be undertaking preparation of amendments in
respect of parkland dedications, public notices, community improvement
and the various land use designations as contained in the Regional
Official Plan. The Department would also like to complete any
remaining Hamlet Development Plans and commence work on detailed
community improvement plans. These projects will , of course, be
dependent upon the limitations imposed by the Current Operations
workload.
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(b) Current Operations
Current Operations, in 1985, remained the Department' s priority. In
the past year the Town' s Zoning By-law received final approval and a
review of the by-law's first year of operation has been completed.
This will , of course, result in a number of amendments which Staff
hope will be more conducive to development while still ensuring the
basic rights of property owners and residents of the Town.
By far, the greatest portion of the 1985 workload was related to
subdivision approvals. During the past year, the Department processed
* to registration, ten (10) plans of subdivision. Attachment 3 provides
a year to year comparison of subdivision applications since 1974,
* while Attachment 4 indicates the breakdown for draft approved and
registered units. Each of the plans registered also required
negotiation and execution of a Development Agreement. Staff also
reviewed and commented upon a total of eight (8) new applications for
subdivision approval , only one (1) of which proceeded to registration
before year end.
The next greatest allocation of Staff time was related to zoning and
site plan approvals. In 1985, a total of thirty-seven (37) rezoning
applications and eleven (11) site plan applications were processed.
Inasmuch as site plan approval can result in direct benefits to the
municipality, Staff are proposing that, during the coming year, a
further review of the Town' s site plan policies may be in order,
particularly with respect to application fees, as an incentive to the
development industry to co-operate with the municipality in achieving
its site plan objectives.
In addition to these two (2) major activities, Staff also provided
comments to the Durham Regional Land Division Committee on one hundred
and twelve (112) applications for Land Division and comments to the
Town of Newcastle Committee of Adjustment on forty-four (44)
applications for minor variance. We also responded to a total of
one thousand, three hundred and thirty (1,330) written requests for
zoning clearance which is an all time high and reflects the increased
development activity in the Town.
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(b) Current Operations (cont'd)
With respect to the applications to the Committee of Adjustment, it is
worth noting that the number of applications were substantially
reduced in 1985 as a direct result of the approval of the
* Comprehensive Zoning By-law. Attachment 3, attached hereto, provides
a year to year comparison of the applications processed by the
Department.
BUILDING DIVISION
The activities of the Building Division of the Planning and Development
Department are primarily related to the review and approval of building
applications as well as the various inspections required by the Ontario
Building Code. In this regard, 1985 was a record year for building
activity in the Town, in terms of new residential units added to the
existing housing stock, with the bulk of the building activity being within
* Courtice and the Wilmot Creek development. Attachment 5 provides a summary
of the new residential units for the various areas of the Town dating back
* to 1974, and Attachment 6 provides a yearly comparison of the value of
building permits issued within the Town.
In addition to the statutory activities of the division, Staff were also
responsible for administration of the Town' s Property Standards sign and
Pool Fence By-laws.
COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT
In addition to Planning Staff' s responsibility for the commenting on
Committee of Adjustment applications, the administration of the Committee
also falls within the jurisdicition of the Planning and Development
Department. The Secretary/Treasurer for the Committee of Adjustment is a
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REPORT NO. : PD-1-86 Page 6
part-time employee of the Planning and Development Department and is also
responsible for recording secretary duties to the Property Standards
Committee. In 1985, forty-four (44) applications for minor variance were
processed by the Secretary/Treasurer and a total of eleven (11) meetings of
the Committee of Adjustment held. This represents an all time low for the
Committee of Adjustment and can be directly attributed to municipal approval
of a Comprehensive Zoning By-law. The term of the Committee of Adjustment
runs coincident with the term of Council , however, the existing Committee
will remain in place until new appointments are approved by Council .
PROPERTY STANDARDS COMMITTEE
As indicated under the Building Division, the Planning and Development
Department is also responsible for administration of the Town' s Maintenance
and Occupancy By-law. Since its approval in 1982, the Building Division has
processed 93 complaints of which 84 have been resolved and the balance
remain current. There has not been a Property Standards Committee meeting
convened since approval of the by-law, owing to the success of Staff in
resolving the majority of the complaints and the fact that none of the
complaints, filed to date, have proceeded to an appeal , to the Committee, of
an order issued by the Property Standards Officer (Chief Building Official ) .
* Attached hereto is the proposed Work Program for 1986, and if satisfactory to the
Committee, Staff would recommend its approval for the coming year. At this point
in time it is appropriate for the Committee to consider any adjustments to the Work
Program to reflect changing emphasis and priorities, or objectives for the coming
year.
Respectf tied,
T.T. Edwards, M.C.I .P.
Director of Planning
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*Attach.
December 19, 1985
ATTACHMENT N0. 1
TO REPORT PD-1-86
1986 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT WORK PROGRAM
ADMINISTRATION JAN. FEB. MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC
GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION 6 20 3 17 3 17 7 21 5 20 2 16 7 21 2 15 6 20 3 17 1 15
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
PRIORITY ACTIVITY
1 DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION Director
(PLANNING & BUILDING)
2 ATTENDANCE AT COMMITTEE Director
COUNCIL, O.M.B. , ETC.
3 INVOLVEMENT IN TECHNICAL Director
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5 REVIEW OF DEPARTMENT Director
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6 PREPARATION OF Director
PROCEDURES MANUAL
(PLANNING & BUILDING)
LEGEND
Primary Activity
Secondary Activity
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1966 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT WORK PROGRAM
BUILDING JAN. FEB. MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC
GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION 6 20 3 17 3 17 7 21 5 20 2 16 7 21 2 15 6 20 3 17 1 15
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
PRIORITY ACTIVITY
1 BUILDING & PLUMBING PERMITS Inspectors/C.B.O.
PROCESS/INSPECTIONS
L REVIEW BUILDING BY-LAWS C.B.O.
AND FEES
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APPLICATIONS
LEGEND
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Secondary Activity �...��,,.■
1986 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT WORK PROGRAM
CURR NT OPERATIONS JAN. FEB. MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC
GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION 6 20 3 17 3 17 7 21 5 20 2 16 7 21 2 15 6 20 3 17 1 15
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
PRIORITY ACTIVITY
1 INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL Planner
DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS
2 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT Planner
APPLICATIONS
3 SUBDIVISION AGREEMENTS Planner
(DRAFT APPROVED PLANS)
4 SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS Planner
(C 0 U R TIC E)
5 SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS Planner
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6 SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS Planner
(ALL OTHER AREAS)
LEGEND
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Secondary Activity o..........
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1986 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT WORK PROGRAM
CURRENT OPERATIONS (Page 2) JAN. FEB. MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC
GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION 6 20 3 17 3 17 7 21 5 20 2 16 7 21 2 15 6 20 3 17 1 15
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
PRIORITY ACTIVITY
7 COMMENTS TO COMMITTEE OF Planner
ADJUSTMENT & LAND DIVISION
8 ZONING CLEARANCES Technician
9 AGREEMENT CLEARANCES Planner/Technician
10 COMPUTERIZE DATA BASE Technician /Student
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11 REVIEW OF SIGN BY-LAW Technician /Student
12 HOUSE NUMBERING Draftsman
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Primary Activity
Secondary Activity
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1986 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT WORK PROGRAM
LONG RANGE JAN. FEB. MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC
GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION 6 20 3 17 3 17 7 21 5 20 2 16 7 21 2 15 6 20 3 17 1 15
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
PRIORITY ACTIVITY
1 PROCESS OFFICIAL PLAN AND Planner
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
AMENDMENT APPLICATIONS
2 PREPARE POLICY AMENDMENT Planner
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PLANS (PARKLAND, ESTATE RES.,
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CLUSTERS, RURAL USES)
3 REVIEW COURTICE PLAN Planner
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4 PREPARE DEVELOPMENT Draftsman Planner
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5 PREPARE DEVELOPMENT Draftsman Planner
PLANS (LESKARD, KIRBY,
KENDAL)
LEGEND
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Secondary Activity firrft/tti
1986 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT WORK PROGRAM
LONG RANGE (Page 2) JAN. FEB. MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC
GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADMINISTRATION 6 20 3 17 3 17 7 21 5 20 2 16 7 21 2 15 6 20 3 17 1 15
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
P IORITY ACTIVITY
6 CADASTRAL MAPS Draftsman
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7 LAND USE MAPPING Draftsman Student
8 COMPUTERIZE LAND USE Student
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DATA BASE
9 UPDATE COMMERCIAL Draftsman/Technician
INVENTORY
LEGEND
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Secondary Activity ■■...■■■■■■
ATTACHMENT NO. 2 TO REPORT PD-1--86 J U (Rq
PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT DEPT.
ORGANIZATION CHART
DIRECTOR OF
PLANNING
T.EDWARDS NU
SECRETARY
C. of A.
CLERK-TYPIST II
C.CLEMENS I U
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CLERK TYPIST I
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PLANNER PLANNER
CHIEF BUILDING
OFFICIAL
L. TAYLOR U J.SZWARZ U
H.W/GHT I NU
PLANNING DRAFTSMAN
TECHNICIAN
BUILDING BUILDING PLUMBING
INSPECTOR INSPECTOR INSPECTOR
P.N/ELSEN I U S.G.HARD/NG U
D.ZACHANOW/CH U FS/MK/N5 U B.KILPATR/CK U
STAFF COMPLEMENT
LEGEND=
1 DIRECTOR
U Union
1 CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL
NU Non-Union
2 PLANNERS
2 BUILDING INSPECTORS
1 PLUMBING INSPECTOR
1 PLANNING TECHNITION
1 DRAFTSMAN
1 CLERK-TYPIST 11
1 CLERK-TYPIST i
1 SECRETARY - COMMITTEE OF
ADJUSTMENT (part time)
YEAR
ZONING
APPLIC.
SITEPLAN
APPLIC.
SUBD.
APPLIC.
OPA
APPLIC.
ZON/CL.
LETTERS
L.D.
APPLIC.
ATTACHMENT
TO REPORT
C.O.A.
APPLIC.
IV � M ��J
NO. 3
PD-1-86
M & 0
1974
7
1
12
6
N/A
109
72
N/A
1975
29
8
9
16
N/A
102
81
N/A
1976
18
5
11
10
275
100
92
N/A
1977
27
3
14
6
522
96
127
N/A
1978
15
4
4
10
648
105
94
N/A
1979
46
7
4
14
723
103
90
N/A
1980
23
12
2
15
405
106
91
N/A
J81
38
19
8
7
726
90
109
N/A
1982
28
18
4
8
512
60
96
26
1983
32
11
1
15
800
73
96
31
1984
23
16
7
7
802
115
88
20
1985
37
11
8
18
1330
112
44
16
POTENTIAL UNITS RESULTING FROM DRAFT APPROVED PLANS ATTACHMENT NO. 4
TO REPORT PD-1-86
Revised December 30, 1985
FILE LOCATION
NUMBER APPLICANT LOT AND CONCESSION UNITS M-PLAN
18T-19720 FOSTER CREEK DEVELOPMENTS Pt.L. 29/30, C.1, 102 single family M-767 PHASE I
Newcastle Village 29 S.F.
18T-24002 JEFFREY CONSTRUCTION Pt.L.18, C.7, Enniskillen 22 single family
18T-24164 ASHTON Pt.L.25, C.6, Solina 12 single family M-733
18T-24404 L. & R. CONSTRUCTION Pt.L.8, C.6, Tyrone 10 single family M-745
18T-74067 CEAN INVESTMENTS High Street, Bowmanville 22 single family M-761
28 semi-detached
18T-75362 BURKETON HILLS Pt.L.18,19, C.10, Burketon 57 single family M-753 PHASE I & II
M-765 30 S.F.
18T-75526 SCHICKENDANZ DEVELOPMENTS Pt.L.8, C.1 , Bowmanville 181 single family
28 semi-detached
18T-76011 PENWEST DEVELOPMENTS Pt.L.9, C.1 , Bowmanville 238 single family
18T-76021 GUJDA Pt.L.28, C.1 , N. Village 21 single family
18T-76027 COURTICE HEIGHTS Pt.L.31 ,32, C.2, Courtice 333 single family
348 semi-detached
18T-76048 COURTICE HEIGHTS Pt.L.31 , C.3, Courtice 137 single family
136 semi-detached
19 townhouses
18T-76063 R. & G. SUCEE Pt.L.20 C.10, Burketon 11 single family M-748
18T-76071 LUVERME INVESTMENTS Pt.L.14, C.2, Darlington 19 single family
18T-770Ul SCHLEISS AND HOLLAND Pt.Lt.34, C.3, Courtice 252 single family M-757 PHASE I & II
86 semi-detached M-759 185 S.F.
33 Townhouses M-769
Page 2 POTENTIAL UNITS RESULTING FROM DRAFT APPROVED PLANS
Revised December 30 1985
FILE LOCATION
NUMBER APPLICANT LOT AND CONCESSION UNITS M-PLAN
18T-77002 D. ROY Pt.L.33, C.2, Courtice 8 single family M-747
18T-77034 WERRY Pt.L.18, C.8, Enniskillen 5 single family M-737
18T-77037 M. TOMINA Pt.L.26, C.2, Courtice 4 single family M-752
18T-77041 PERUN Pt.L.33, C.3, Courtice 61 single family
18T-77067 ABBOTT & MARCHANT Pt.L.8, C.7, Tyrone 7 single family M-754
18T-77123 RILLS OF LIBERTY NORTH Pt.L.11, C.3, Darlington 46 single family M-749
18T-78006 NEWCASTLE SHORELINE Pt.L.25, B.F.C. , Clarke 7 single family M-758
18T-78027 WILSWAR ENTERPRISES Pt.L.26, C.2, N. Village 139 single family
18T-78107 RALPH DAVIS Pt.L.25,26, C.6, Solina 8 single family M-746
18T-79038 REMLARK HOLDINGS Pt.L.35, C.2, Courtice 48 single family
42 semi-detached
18T-81013 1927 INVESTMENTS LIMITED Pt.L.19, C.8, Enniskillen 26 single family
18T-81015 T.D. BANK Pt.L.34, C.2, Courtice 85 single family M-760 PHASE I & II
85 S.F.
18T-81023 ZURBA, J. Pt.L.19,20, C.7, Enniskillen 22 single family M-766
18T-81025 EAST WOODBRIDGE Pt.L.15, C.1 , Bowmanville 78 single family
18T-81033 MADGWICK Pt.L.32, C.2, Courtice 50 single family M-756
18T-81034 GATEHOUSE HOLDINGS LTD. Pt.L.35, C.2, Courtice 121 single family M-764 PHASE I
126 semi-detached 84 S.F.
Page 3 POTENTIAL UNITS RESULTING FROM DRAFT APPROVED PLANS
Revised December 30 1985
FILE LOCATION
NUMBER APPLICANT LOT AND CONCESSION UNITS M-PLAN
18T-82030 PAUL GEARING Pt.L.32,33, C.3, Darlington 26 single family M-751
18T-82034 VANANDEL AND GUST Pt.L.15, C.3, Darlington 22 single family M-755
18T-83006 A.E. KING Pt.L.33, C.2, Courtice 61 single family M-762 PHASE I
49 S.F.
18T-84021 542985 ONTARIO LIMITED Pt.L.15, C.3, Darlington 5 single family M-763
18T-84045 FRAB INVESTMENTS Pt.L.35, C.2, Courtice 12 single family
18T-84048 PAUL GEARING Pt.L.32, C.3, Darlington 10 single family
18T-85002 464367 ONTARIO LIMITED Pt.L.15, C.3, Darlington 16 single family M-768
18T-85010 INCHAFFREY INVESTMENTS Pt.L.29, C.2, N. Village 15 single family
18T-85020 542985 ONTARIO LIMITED Pt.L.15, C.3, Darlingon 11 single family
Page 4 Revised December 30, 1985
I DRAFT APPROVED UNITS REGISTERED UNITS
TOTAL NUMBER OF SINGLE FAMILY UNITS: 2,310 TOTAL NUMBER OF SINGLE FAMILY UNITS: 721
TOTAL NUMBER OF SEMI-DETACHED UNITS: 794 TOTAL NUMBER OF SEMI-DETACHED UNITS: 28
TOTAL NUMBER OF TOWNHOUSE UNITS: 224 TOTAL NUMBER OF TOWNHOUSE UNITS: 25
TOTAL NUMBER OF APARTMENTS: 827 TOTAL NUMBER OF APARTMENTS: -
TOTAL NUMBER OF MOBILE HOMES: 860 TOTAL NUMBER OF MOBILE HOMES: -
January 1, 1986 TOTAL UNITS: 5,015 January 1, 1986 TOTAL UNITS: 1,634
COURTICE
TOTAL NUMBER OF SINGLE FAMILY UNITS: 1,172 465
TOTAL NUMBER OF SEMI-DETACHED UNITS: 738 -
TOTAL NUMBER OF TOWNHOUSE UNITS: 52 -
TOTAL NUMBER OF APARTMENTS: 710 -
January 1, 1986 TOTAL UNITS: 2,672 (53.3%) TOTAL UNITS: 465 (28.5%)
BOWMANVILLE
TOTAL NUMBER OF SINGLE FAMILY UNITS: 519 22
TOTAL NUMBER OF SEMI-DETACHED UNITS: 56 28
TOTAL NUMBER OF TOWNHOUSE UNITS: 147 -
TOTAL NUMBER OF APARTMENTS: 117 -
January 1, 1986 TOTAL UNITS: 839 (16.7%) TOTAL UNITS: 50 (3%)
NEWCASTLE VILLAGE
TOTAL NUMBER OF SINGLE FAMILY UNITS: 277
January 1, 1986 TOTAL UNITS: 277 (5.5%) TOTAL UNITS: 29 (1.8%)
.'" Wage 5
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OTHER (R RAFT �'pROVEp UNjrs
URAL)
TOTAL NUMBER
TOTAL NUMBER REG.IsrERE, Revised Deem
OF SINGLE F
�1NITS
'TOTAL NUMBER �F P�OBILEUSE UAITSNITS; 34 December 303 1985
UNITS; 2
January t, 1986 860
TOTAL UNITS;
I 205
—=
(24.5t) 25
860
TOTAL UNITS:
X90
(66,7%)
v POTENTIAL UNITS RESULTING FROM OTHER APPROVALS
Page 6 Revised December 30, 1985
FILE LOCATION
NUMBER APPLICANT LOT AND CONCESSION UNITS CONSTRUCTED
DEV 80-3 RIDGE PINE PARK Pt.L.34,35, B.F.C. , Clarke 860 Mobile Homes 225
Pt.L.1,2,3, B.F.C. , Darl .
DEV 81-31 GLENSON INVESTMENTS Pt.L.10, C.1, Baseline Rd. , 147 Townhouses
Bowmanville
DEV 75-2 BOWTOWN Pt.L.10, C.1, King Street 117 Apartments
Bowmanville
18CD11-83002 I. GILL Pt.L. 9, B.F.C. , Darlington 25 Townhouses 11
DEV 83-22 E. POLLARD Pt.L.29,30, C.3, Darlington 710 Apartments
�rL ATTACHMENT NO. 5
TO REPORT PD-1-86
1 �l SUMMARY OF NEW RESIDENTIAL UNITS
URBAN AREAS 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985
BOWMANVILLE 222 315 239 118 13 1 3 1 60d 10 9 57
COURTICE 3 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 36 276
NEWCASTLE VILLAGE 8 8 5 11 2 7 47c 3 5 7 4 22
RURAL AREAS
excluding Hamlets)
FORMER TOWNSHIP
OF DARLINGTON 38 27 19 29 19 25 19 28 24 32 43 48
FORMER TOWNSHIP
OF CLARKE 29 52 18 26 25 22 12 25 14 18 15 20
*Ridge Pine Park Devt. 107 108
HAMLETS
Burketon Station 2 2 1 1 1 2 3 9
Enfield
Enniskillen 1 2 1 1
Hampton 6 2 2 2 1 3 2 3
Haydon 3 2 1 2 1 3 1 3
Kendal 1 1 2 1
Kirby 1 1 1 1
Leskard 5 3 1 1 3 1
Maple Grove-a 1 1
Mitchell Corners 2 3 3 2 5 1 2 3
Newtonville 2 1 1 2 1 1
Orono 2 3 7 45b 1 2 1 6 4
Sol i na 1 2 1 3 7 2 1 4 1
Tyrone 3 1 1 1 2 5 7 4
TOTAL 323 420 299 203 119 631 88 73 114 84 239 529
a. Maple Grove was designated as a Hamlet in the Durham c. Includes 43 units of Senior Citizens Housing.
Regional Official Plan on December 14, 1983. , d. Includes 60 units of senior Citizens Housing.
b. Includes 40 units of Senior Citizens Housing.
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Ls TOT REPORT TPD-1-86
YEAR END PROJECTION
BUILDING PERMITS - $000
LESS
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONAL *GOVERNMENT TOTAL HYDRO
1985
29,976 1 ,299 1,474 100 3,170 509 36,528 36,019
1984 13,450 1,262 1,885 120 444.7 7,300 24,461 17,161
1983 6,561 1,274 246 114 2,278 7,281 17,754 10,473
1982 6,260 718 256 127 1,506 7,466 16,336 8,870
1981 5,341 467 866 156 246 **86,478 93,555 7,077
1980 4,618 832 2,505 101 4,291 2,814 15,162 12,348
1979 4,672 5,981 4,100 412 87 15,252 15,252
1978 5,823 377 1,880 368 3,037 11 ,485 11,485
1977 8,251 5,377 662 250 1,561 16,101 16,101
1976 10,083 1,142 467 341 2,167 14,2.00 14,2.00
1975 13,663 1,026 492 537 690 16,408 16,408
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verage
1975-198 7,872 1,845 1,335 252 1,630 22,267 23,882 12,948
* Government is Hydro only
** Ontario Hydro Power House