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TCMN OF NEWCASTLE
General Purpose & Administration COmmittee
June 5, 1989
Minutes of a regular meeting of the
General Purpose & Administration COmmittee
held on Monday, June 5, 1989, at 9:30 a.m.,
in the COuncil Chambers
roLL CALL
Present Were: Acting Mayor L. Hannah
COuncillor P. Deegan
COuncillor K. Hooper
COuncillor F. Stapleton
COuncillor A. Wotten
Absent:
Mayor M. Hubbard (On Tbwn Business)
COuncillor D. Hamre (On 'Ibwn Business)
Also Present: Acting Chief Administrative Officer,
W. Evans
Clerk, P. Barrie (until 12:25 p.m.)
Director of Community Services, J. Caruana
(until 12:25 p.m.)
Acting Fire Chief, M. Creighton
(until 12:25 p.m.)
Treasurer, M. Marano
Manager, Developnent Review Branch,
L. Taylor (until 12:25 p.m.)
Deputy Clerk, M. Knight
Acting Mayor L. Hannah chaired this portion of the meeting.
MINUTES
Resolution 'GPA-436-89
Moved by COuncillor Stapleton, seconded by COuncillor Deegan
THAT the minutes of a regular meeting of the General Purpose & Administration
COmmittee held on May 15, 1989, be approved.
"CARRIED"
COuncillor Deegan chaired this portion of the meeting.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
proposed Zoning By-law Amendment, Part of Lots 13 and 14, COncession 2,
former Tbwn of Bowmanville - Chris Smith & Associates
The Chairman announced the purpose of the public meeting.
As required under the new planning Act (Section 34(12)), COuncil is holding
a public meeting prior to either adopting or rejecting the proposed roning by-law
amendment for Part of Lots 13 and 14, COncession 2, former Tbwn of Bowmanville.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
The Chairman asked if there were any persons present wishing to speak to this
matter. Several persons indicated a desire to speak.
Before proceeding with this matter, the Chairman asked the Deputy Clerk to
advise on the manner of notice.
The Deputy Clerk advised that:
a) Public notice was mailed to property owners within 120m of the subject property
by May 5, 1989;
b) Notice of the public meeting was posted on the property by May 5, 1989;
and
c) The notice complies with the regulations under the Planning Act.
The Chairman announced that any person wishing further notice of the
passage of the by-law, if passed, to please leave their name, address and telephone
number with the Deputy Clerk before they leave.
The Chairman called on the Manager, Development Review Branch, to briefly
describe the purpose and effect of the by-law, and how the by-law accomplishes
the stated purpose.
The purpose and effect of the application is to permit the development of a
seventy-tl>U (72) unit co-op housing project.
The Chairman announced that questions may be asked concerning the manner
of notice or the purpose and effect of the by-law and that all questions must
be asked through the Chair.
The Chairman announced that COmmitte would now hear from objectors, first
explaining that COuncil wishes input prior to a final decision.
James Shipley, M.D., 62 Jackman lead, Bowmanville, LlC 2C9 advised the COmmittee
of the future circulation to members of 32 letters of Objection from residents
who are strongly opposed to this proposed development. Surrounding residents
have concerns pertaining to the traffic situation on Jackman Road which is very
narrow, the steep lined curve at the end of this road which jeopardizes the
view of traffic and the one lane temporary bridge. The addition of 72 units
to the existing 66 homes will cause traffic bottlenecks at the bridge.
Dr. Shipley questioned the need for affordable housing in Bowmanville.
Kenneth Burgess, 6 Jackman lead, Bowmanville, LIe 2C9 referred to the proposed
development as "high density. development in a beautiful area which cannot
ecologically acoomrnodate this proposal. He referred to letters from
Mr. and Mrs. Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy who are opposed to this development and
site this area as having historically single family homes. Enrolment of children
at Lord Elgin School will jump from 173 to 444 in the next five years which
represents a 156% increase. Additional portables will have to be installed
and the hygiene problems associated therewith are numerous. Portables also
restrict curriculum choices because of lack of classroom space.
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PUBLIe HEARINGS
Ken Hockin, Martin lead, Bowmanville resides across the creek from the proposed
development and noted that the residents in opposition to this project have
the best interest of the Tbwn of Newcastle at heart.
Elmer Banting, 20 Frederick Avenue, Bowmanville, Lle 2B9 noted that 300 feet
of his property abut on the property in question. He referred to the development
as "high density" and would have no objection to single family dwellings or a senior
citizens housing project.
Andrew Murphy, 16 Frederick Avenue, Bowmanville, LlC 2B9 requested that dialogue
take place between the residents and the developer regarding planning and storage
of garbage, recreational areas, lighting which would not violate the privacy
of residents and fencing requirements.
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Joe Murdaca, 12 Jackman lead, Bowmanville, LIC 2C9 a resident of Jackman Ibad
for two years, stated that, from his past experience, the proposed development
will not be conducive to the upbringing of children.
Chris Tomlinson, 55 Jackman B::lad, Bowmanville, Lle 2E2 owns property located
beside the access road to the proposed development. The grading of his land
is lower than that of the adjacent property and he is presently experiencing water
runoff from the abutting land. He fears that development of the adjacent land
will cause flooding to his property.
The Chairman announced that the Committee would now hear from supporters.
Shirley Sylvester, 63-800 Rossland lead West, Oshawa, LlK lRJ, Associate Broker
and Manager of Family Trust COrporation, 1 King Street West, Bowmanville stated
that her experience as a single parent and resident in a co-op housing project
has demonstrated that people with diversified careers, i.e. bank managers, nursing
students, electricians, reside in co-op housing projects. These projects allow
children to have a play area.
Edna Lockland, resident of King Street, circulated 11 letters and a petition
containing approximately 100 signatures. She is a single parent with tl>U children
. and lives above a store; the children have no outside play area.
Wendy Maynard, 121 King Street East, Bowmanville, LIC IN4 advised that she must
move from her rental premises in one month because her apartment is being converted
into commerical property. She noted that if the co-op board of management enforces
strict rules, this project could create a very pleasant environment for residents.
She read letters from Leigh Bain and Peggy Clark which were later circulated
to members of the Committee.
Melanie Jessup, 373 Hillcroft Street, Oshawa, LlG 2M3 circulated 53 applications
for the proposed Bowmanville Valley Oo-operative Homes Inc. She is a single
parent who resides in a basement apartment in Oshawa. She presently spends
67% of her income on housing. When applying for co-op housing in Bowmanville,
she was told that the waiting list for co-op housing is such that the chances
of her moving to Bowmanville are minimal.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
Chris Smith, Chris Smith and Associates, 146 Simcoe Street North, 2nd Floor,
Oshawa, Ontario, LlG 4S7 advised the COmmittee that the proposed development
is a low density development-three stories maximum. He is willing to meet with
the local residents in order to discuss and attempt to resolve the concerns
of all to arrive at a mutually satisfactory conclusion. He noted that each
year, the percentage of people who can afford to purchase homes is decreasing.
Affordable availability of housing is the future of our children. In order
to afford co-op housing, the yearly income requirement will range from $25,000.
to $40,000.; this leads to a mixed income community. The development will be
comprised mostly of two and three bedroom units, however, there will be some one
bedroom and four bedroom units. The anticipated average is two children per house-
hold. Oo-operative homes are incorporated and are ruled by by-laws. Board of
Directors are elected by members who are residents of the development and who form
the membership of the Board of Directors thus resulting in pride of ownership.
The Chairman concluded the public hearing.
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Proposed ZOning By-law Amendment, Part of Lot 12, Concession 2, former Town
of Bowmanville - Veltri & Son Limited
The Chairman announced the purpose of the public meeting.
As required under the new Planning Act (Section 34(12)), COuncil is holding a public
meeting prior to either adopting or rejecting the proposed zoning by-law amendement
for Part Lot of Lot 12, COncession 2, former 'Ibwn of Bowmanville.
The Chairman asked if there were any persons present wishing to speak to this
matter. No one indicated a desire to speak.
Before proceeding with this matter, the Chairman asked the Deputy Clerk to advise
on the manner of notice.
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The Deputy Clerk advised that:
a) Public notice was mailed to property owners within 120m of the subject property
by May 5, 1989;
b) Notice of the public meeting was posted on the property by May 5, 1989;
and
c) The notice complies with the regulations under the Planning Act.
The Chairman announced that any person wishing further notice of the
passage of the by-law, if passed, to please leave their name, address and telephone
number with the Deputy Clerk before they leave.
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PUBLIe HEARINGS
The Chairman called on the Manager, Development Review Branch, to briefly
describe the purpose and effect of the by-law, and how the by-law accomplishes
the stated purpose.
The purpose and effect of the application is to permit the development of
twenty-four (24) Single Family Dwelling Units.
The Chairman announced that questions may be asked concerning the manner
of notice or the purpose and effect of the by-law and that all questions must
be asked through the Chair.
The Chairman announced that Committe l>Uuld now hear from objectors, first
explaining that COuncil wishes input prior to a final decision.
Kevin Tunney, Tunney Planning, 340 Byron Street S., Whitby, LlN 4P9 appeared
on behalf of Linmack Development Limited, owner of property adjacent to the proposed
development. He advised the COmmittee that he concurs with the Planning
Development Report PD-132-89 pertaining to the revised street pattern.
Joe Nissan, Newcastle Meadows Inc., 4300 Steeles Avenue West, Woodbridge, Ontario,
L4L 4C2 stated that he is the owner of land located north and northeast of the
proposed development and has a concern with the closing of High Street.
He is willing to cooperate with town staff and Veltri and Son Limited in order
to resolve problems.
No one spoke in support of the application.
The applicant was not present.
The Chairman concluded the public meeting.
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Proposed Zoning By-law Amendment, Part of Lot 32, COncession 5, former
TOwnship of Darlington - Sybil Reid
The Chairman announced the purpose of the public meeting.
As required under the new Planning Act (Section 34 (12)), COuncil is holding a public
meeting prior to either adopting or rejecting the proposed roning by-law amendement
for Part Lot of Lot 12, Concession 2, former Town of Bowmanville.
The Chairman asked if there were any persons present wishing to speak to this
matter. No one indicated a desire to speak.
Before proceeding with this matter, the Chairman asked the Deputy Clerk to
advise on the manner of notice.
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The Deputy Clerk advised that:
a) Public notice was mailed to property owners within 120m of the subject property
by May 5, 1989;
b) Notice of the public meeting was posted on the property by May 5, 1989;
and
c) The notice complies with the regulations under the planning Act.
The Chairman announced that any person wishing further notice of the
passage of the by-law, if passed, to please leave their name, address and telephone
number with the Deputy Clerk before they leave.
The Chairman called on the Manager, Development Review Branch, to briefly
describe the purpose and effect of the by-law, and how the by-law accomplishes
the stated purpose.
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The purpose and effect of the application is to convert the basement of a Single
Family Dwelling for a daycare centre.
The Chairman announced that questions may be asked concerning the manner of
notice or the purpose and effect of the by-law and that all questions must be
asked through the Chair.
The Chairman announced that COmmittee would now hear from objectors, first
explaining that Council wishes input prior to a final decision.
No one was present in objection to or in support of the application.
Sybil Reid, 5245 Langmaid B::lad, R.R. n, Hampton, Ontario, LOB lJO informed
the Committee that she has been a registered nurse for 32 years and is the mother
of four children. She wishes to open and operate a Day Care Centre and feels
there is a great need for quality day care for our children. Her residence
is 3,150 square feet and would house approximately 50 children. The size of
the property is 10 acres surrounded by farmland.
. The Chairman concluded the public meeting.
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Resolution IGPA-437-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Hannah
THAT the COmmittee recess for 10 minutes.
"CARRIED"
The meeting reconvened at 10:25 a.m.
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DELmATION
Ian Macnab, Kawartha Region COnservation Authority - Slide Presentation
Mr. Macnab, in conjunction with his slide presentation, noted the following
points: - The Kawartha Region Cbnservation Authority covers approximately
1,000 square miles in area representing a population of 62,000,
755 of whom reside in Newcastle.
- There are 20 municipalities included in the watershed plan.
- The COnservation Authority's main emphasis is water management, the
formation of which occurred in 1979.
- The Authority's workload has doubled in the past year and it is
expected to double again next year.
- 85% of the watershed is located in private land ownership.
- Approximately 55,000 trees are planted each year during a 6 week period.
- The Authority owns approximately 775 acres of land.
- In 1988, 25 cords of wood were cut and collected and offered for sale.
- The Authority is undertaking stream improvement work in order to improve
fisheries habitat and erosion management.
- The Authority is placing much emphasis and importance on information
and education centres. This is done by displays in public libraries,
shopping malls and Fall fairs.
- Spring water awareness programs are put in place for the benefit of
younger school children by the use of puppet shows, slide shows and
films. Approximately 4,900 school children were educated during a 3
week period.
- 2.5 kilometers of hiking trails through the woods have been created
with an anticipated total area of 12 kilometers of hiking trail when
the project is complete.
- The Cbnservation Authority provides sites for organized camping.
- winter recreational activities include cross country skiing and Central
Ontario Husky Association dog sled races.
Mr. Macnab circulated information pertaining to three upcoming events to be held
on June 10th, June 15th and June 17th, 1989.
Cbuncillor Wotten thanked the delegation for his informative presentation.
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PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Rezoning Application - Chris Smith and Associates
Part Lot 13 & 14, Concession 2, Bowmanville
OUr File: 60.35.517
Resolution IGPA-438-89
Moved by COuncillor Stapleton, seconded by COuncillor wotten
1. THAT Report PD-131-89 be received;
2. THAT the Application to amend the 'Ibwn of Newcastle COmprehensive ZOning By-law
84-63, as amended, submitted by Chris Smith and Associates on behalf of the
Bowmanville Valley Oo-operative Homes Inc., be referred back to Staff for
further processing and the preparation of a subsequent report upon receipt
of all outstanding comments;
3. THAT the applicant meet with the residents and Staff to address and attempt
to resolve the concerns of the residents; and
4. THAT a copy of Council's decision be forwarded to the interested parties
attached to Report PD-131-89 and the delegations be acknowledged and
advised.
"CARRIED"
Rezoning Application - Veltri and Son Ltd.
Part Lot 12, COncession 2, Town of Bowmanville
OUr File: 60.46.192
Resolution IGPA-439-89
M:lved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Stapleton
1. THAT Report PD-132-89 be received;
2. THAT the Application to amend the Town of Newcastle COmprehensive zoning By-law
84-63, as amended, submitted by Veltri and Son Ltd., be referred back to
Staff for further processing and the preparation of a subsequent report upon
receipt of all outstanding comments; and
3. THAT a copy of COuncil's decision be forwarded to the interested parties
attached to Report PD-132-89 and the delegations be acknowledged and advised.
"CARRIED"
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PLANNING " DEVELOPMENT
Official plan Amendment & Zoning By-law Amendment
Part Lot 32, Concession 5, Former Township of Darlington
Sybil Reid - our File: 60.35.520
Resolution IGPA-440-89
Moved by Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Hannah
1. THAT Report Po-133-89 be received;
2. THAT the application submitted by Sybil Reid, to amend the Durham Region
Official Plan and Town of Newcastle zoning By-law, to permit the development
of a daycare centre located within a single family dwelling, be referred
back to staff for a subsequent Staff report pending receipt of all
outstanding comments; and
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3. THAT the applicant be so advised.
"CARRIED"
RenDval of "Holding (H)" Symbol to Implement Land Division Camlittee
Applications LD 818/89 - Part Lot 33, COncession 2, former Township
of Darlington - N. " A. Hanaka - OUr File: 60.35.536
Resolution IGPA-44l-89
Moved by Acting Mayor Hannah, seconded by COuncillor Stapleton
1. THAT Report Po-134-89 be received;
2. THAT the rezoning application submitted by N. and A. Hanaka requesting the
removal of the "Holding (H)" symbol from the subject lands wi thin Part Lot
33, COncession 2, former Township of Darlington be approved and the By-law
attached to Report PD-134-89 be forwarded to COuncil for approval; and
. 3. THAT the applicant be so advised.
"CARRIED"
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PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Removal of "Holding (Hl" Symbol to Implement Land Division Conmittee
Applications - Part Lot 31, Concession 3, former Township of Darlington
Kiddicorp Investments - OUr File: 60.35.522
Resolution 'GPA-442-89
Moved by COuncillor Stapleton, seconded by Acting Mayor Hannah
1. THAT Report PD-135-89 be received; and
2. THAT the rezoning application submitted by Kiddioorp Investments requesting
the removal of the "Holding (H)" symbol from the subject lands within
Part Lot 31, COncession 3, former Township of Darlington be approved and
the By-law attached to Report PD-135-89 be forwarded to Council for approval;
and
3. THAT the applicant be so advised.
"CARRIED"
Rezoning Application - Teade Arends
Part Lot 11, Concession 2, former Town of Bowmanvi11e
Our File: 60.35.508
Resolution 'GPA-443-89
Moved by Acting Mayor Hannah, seconded by COuncillor Wotten
1. THAT Report PD-136-89 be received;
2. THAT the rezoning application submitted by Mr. Teade Arends, to permit
an existing fourplex be approved;
3. THAT the By-law attached to Report PD-136-89 be forwarded to COuncil for approval;
and
4. THAT the applicant be so advised.
"CARRIED"
Information Report of Rezoning Applications
FOr the Month of April, 1989 - Our File: 60.35.9
Resolution 'GPA-444-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Stapleton
THAT Report PD-137-89 be received for information.
"CARRIED"
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TREASURY
Tender T89-l5 One (1) Only Rubber Tired Loader
our File: 10.2.8
Resolution 'GPA-445-89
Moved by Acting Mayor Hannah, seconded by Councillor Stapleton
1. THAT report TR-48-89 be received; and
2. THAT Trotter Fquipment Ltd., Peterborough, Ontario, with a total
bid in the amount of $90,373.29, being the lowest responsible
bidder meeting all terms, conditions and specifications of Tender
T89-l5, be awarded the contract to supply one (1) only Rubber Tired
Loader, as required by The Tbwn of Newcastle Department of Public
Works; and
3. THAT the funds expended be provided from the approved 1989 Public
Works Fleet Account.
"CARRIED"
Tender T89-11, One (1) Only /oDtor Grader
our File: 10.2.8
Resolution IGPA-446-89
Moved by by COuncillor Stapleton, seconded by COuncillor V<<Jtten
1. THAT report TR-49-89 be received; and
2. THAT Champion Ibad Machinery Sales Ltd., Brampton, Ontario with a total
bid in the amount of $139,212.00, being the lowest responsible bidder
meeting all terms, conditions and specifications of Tender T89-l1, be
awarded the contract to supply one (1) only Class 7 Motor Grader, as
required by the 'Ibwn of Newcastle Department of Public V<<Jrks; and
3. That the funds expended be provided from the approved 1989 Public
V<<Jrks Fleet Account.
"CARRIED"
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TREASURY
Tender T89-l2, One (1) Only Gradall
Our File: 10.2.8
Resolution IGPA-447-89
Moved by Acting Mayor Hannah, seconded by COuncillor Stapleton
1. THAT Report TR-50-89, be received; and
2. THAT Amaco COnstruction Equipment Inc., Mississauga, Ontario,
with a total bid in the amount of $108,000.00, being the lowest
responsible bidder meeting all terms, conditions and specifications
of Tender T89-l2, be awarded the contract to supply one (1) only
Gradall, as required by the Tbwn of Newcastle Department of Public
Works; and
3. THAT the funds expended be provided from the approved 1989 Public
Works Fleet Account.
"CARRIED"
Tender T89-13, One (1) Only Boom Flail Highway Mower
OUr File: 10.2.8
Resolution 'GPA-448-89
Moved by COuncillor Stapleton, seconded by COuncillor Wotten
1. THAT Report TR-5l-89, be received; and
2. THAT Marmac, Scarborough, Ontario, with a total bid in the amount
of $44,979.84 being the lowest responsible bidder meeting all
terms, conditions and specifications of Tender T89-13, be awarded
the contract, to supply one (1) only Boom Flail Highway
Mower, as required by the Tbwn of Newcastle Department of Public
Works FORrnWITH; and
3. THAT the funds expended be provided from the approved 1989 Public
Works Fleet Account.
"CARRIED"
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TREASURY
Port Granby - Newcastle Environment Ccmmittee Honorarium
OUr File: 10.12.10
Resolution tGPA-449-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Hooper
THAT Report TR-52-89 be considered "In Camera" at the end of the meeting.
"CARRIED"
Councillor Hooper made a declaration of interest with respect to Report
TR-53-89 and refrained from discussion and voting on the subject matter.
COuncillor Hooper owns property abutting the proposed works.
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Tender T89-5, Reconstruction of Ontario Street from King
Street to Liberty Street, Bowmanville, Ontario - OUr File: 10.2.8
Resolution 'GPA-45D-89
M:>ved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by Acting Mayor Hannah
1. THAT Report TR-53-89, be received; and
2. THAT Dawn Enterprises Ltd., Thornhill, Ontario, with a total bid in
the amount of $1,169,022.80, being the lowest responsible bidder
meeting all terms, conditions and specifications of Tender T89-5,
be awarded the contract for Reconstruction of Ontario Street from
King Street to Liberty Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, as required
by the Department of Public Works; and
3. THAT the funds be drawn from the 1989 Public Works Capital budget.
"CARRIED"
. FIRE DEPAR'lMENT
COuncillor Hooper chaired this portion of the meeting.
Annual Fire Department Report - 1988
OUr File: 68.13.2
Resolution 'GPA-45l-89
M:>ved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by Acting Mayor Hannah
THAT Fire Department Report FD 10-89 be received for information.
"CARRIED"
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ca.troNITY SERVICES
COuncillor Stapleton chaired this portion of the meeting.
Central Lake Ontario COnservation Authority
OUtdoor Recreation and Feasibility Study
OUr File: 60.87.99(1)
Resolution IGPA-452-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Deegan
THAT Report No. CS-18-89 be received for information.
"CARRIED"
Exemption to By-law 79-104 - Bowmanville Cemetery
(Crough Family) - OUr File: 6S.31.l00
~ Resolution 'GPA-453-S9
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Moved by COuncillor Hooper, seconded by COuncillor Wotten
1. THAT Report No. CS-19-89 be received;
2. THA~ Council endorse an exemption to By-law 79-104, Section 11,
subsection III, paragraph 3 as it relates to the Crough Family
request FORTHWITH; and
3. THAT Mr. Doug Crough be informed of COuncil's decision.
"CARRIED"
PUBLIC ~
Acting Mayor Hannah chaired this portion of the meeting.
Schedule - Information Centres
OUr File: lS.2.99
Resolution IGPA-454-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Deegan
THAT Report WD-58-89 be received for information.
"CARRIED"
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PUBLIe TAORKS
Street Lighting on Regional ICad 117 and the Intersection
of Regional Road '17 and Highway 35/115 - our File: 77.2.4
Resolution IGPA-455-S9
Moved by COuncillor Stapleton, seconded by COuncillor Wotten
1. THAT Report WD-59-89 be received;
2. THAT no action be taken to install street lights on Region Ibad U7 from
Sommerville Drive to Highway 35/115 or at the intersection of Highway 35/115
and Reg ional Ibad U 7; and
3. THAT a copy of Report WD-59-89 be forwarded to Mr. Donald Evans.
"CARRIED"
South Bowmanville Industrial Park - Pipe Crossing Agreement
with the canadian National Railway and a COnstruction and
Maintenance Agreement with the Developer of Plans lS'1'-S7054,
l8T-S7055 and l8T-S7056 - our File: 60.46.226
Resolution 'GPA-456-S9
Moved by COuncillor Hooper, seconded by COuncillor Deegan
1. THAT Report WD-6l-89 be received;
2. THAT the by-law attached to Report WD-61-89, authorizing the execution
of a pipe Crossing Agreement between the Canadian National Railway and the
COrporation of the 'Ibwn of Newcastle be approved and that the Mayor and
Clerk be authorized to execute this agreement at such time as it has been
prepared to the satisfaction of the Director of public Works;
3. THAT the by-law attached to Report WD-6l-89, authorizing the execution of a
COnstruction and Maintenance Agreement between Carholme Investments Limited,
and Anzelda Haas, Betty Waisglass, Sydney Shoychet, Joseph and Anzelda Haas,
trustees of the Anzelda and Joseph Haas Children's Trust, Betty and Abraham
waisglass, trustees of the Betty and Abraham Waisglass Children's Trust, and
SYdney and Helen Shoychet, trustees of the Helen and Sydney Shoychet Children's
Trust, and Oceanfront Developments Limited, and the COrporation of the Town
Newcastle be approved and that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute
this agreement at such time as it has been prepared to the satisfaction of
the Director of Public WOrks; and
4. THAT the above matters be approved FORl'HWITH.
"CARRIED"
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PUBLle \<<lRKS
Traffic Lights at Mitchell's Corners
Intersection of Regional lead '4 (Taunton lead)
and Reqional B::lad '34 - OUr File: 77.2.4
Resolution IGPA-457-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Deegan
THAT Report WD-62-89 be received for information.
"CARRIED"
UNFINISHED BUSINFSS
stop Signs at Devondale Street and Goldpine Avenue, Oourtice
OUr File: 77.2.105
. Resolution 'GPA-458-89
Moved by COuncillor wotten, seconded by COuncillor Stapleton
THAT Report WD-49-89 be tabled for a period of two weeks pending a scheduled
meeting to be held between the Director of Public Works and Mr. R.W. Allen.
"CARRIED"
0'mER BUSINFSS
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Acting Mayor Hannah informed the Committee of his recent overseas trip as a
member of Regional Council and their findings pertaining to Waste Disposal.
It has been ascertained that a study of all projects should be undertaken before
any decision is reached. The waste disposal operation in Austria denoted deplorable
and intolerable working conditions which would not be acceptable in Canada.
Acting Mayor Hannah stated that Germany and Austria are still trying to find
their way respecting waste disposal. Canadians generate twice the waste and
therefore need legislation changes. It has been determined that waste disposal
should be a joint municipal and government investment. Landfill sites are needed
regardless of the approach undertaken, i.e., incineration versus landfill.
Resolution 'GPA-459-89
Moved by COuncillor wotten, seconded by COuncillor Stapleton
THAT Mr. Ian Macnab, Kawartha Region COnservation Authority, be thanked for
his informative slide presentation.
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0'mER BUSINESS
Resolution 'GPA-46o-89
M:lved by COuncillor Stapleton, seconded by COuncillor Wotten
THAT all delegations be acknowledged and advised of action taken.
"CARRIED"
Resolution IGPA-46l-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Deegan
THAT the meeting be "In Camera".
"CARRIED"
Resolution 'GPA-462-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Stapleton
THAT the meeting be open.
"CARRIED"
Resolution 'GPA-463-89
M:lved by COuncillor W::ltten, seconded by Acting Mayor Hannah
THAT the actions taken "In Camera" be approved.
"CARRIED"
ADJOORNMENT
Resolution IGPA-464-89
Moved by COuncillor Wotten, seconded by COuncillor Stapleton
THAT the meeting adjourn at 12:35 p.m.
"CARRIED"
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