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2. PARENT SAFETY PROGRAM
(DEPUTATION ITEM)
10:15 a.m. Presentation by Toronto Police, No. 31 Division P.C. Torrance Sergeant Preston Sergeant Sutherland
3. ESTABLISHMENT OF SUB-COMMITTEE TO REVIEW YORK=S INFRASTRUCTURE - WARD 27, YORK-HUMBER, WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
Reference Clause 12(s) Section (3) embodied in York Community Council Report No. 5 of the Meeting held on May 6, 1998
Requesting members of the Community Council to propose the names of citizen and business representatives to serve on the sub-committee, and that this information be submitted to the May 27, 1998 meeting of the Community Council.
4. 295 BOON AVENUE - REQUEST FOR WITHDRAWAL OF PROPERTY CLEANUP CHARGES IMPOSED BY THE CITY, WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
Commissioner of Community Services, York Civic Service Centre (May 13, 1998)
Recommending that a rebate for costs incurred to clean up the property not be granted; advising that warning letters were sent to the owners of 295 Boon Avenue on November 7, 1996 with an extension granted to November 22, 1996; June 26, 1997 by prepaid registered mail which was refused by the addressee; written warnings were issued personally by the supervisor providing a compliance date of August 11, 1997; and that on August 19, 1997, on instructions from the City, the property was cleared of all junk, rubbish and debris by a private contractor at a cost of $461.00 for labour and dumping costs (two truckloads) to clear the property.
Inam Dar, 295 Boon Avenue (March 28, 1998)
Requesting that the cleanup charges be withdrawn because it was their intention to clean up the materials that did not belong to them, that they had started the work and were in the midst of finishing the task.
5. REQUEST FOR EXEMPTION FROM NOISE BY-LAW IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE RESURFACING OF ARTERIAL ROADS IN THE CITY OF TORONTO, WARD 27, YORK HUMBER. (a) Eglinton Avenue West from Black Creek to intersection at Weston Road ; and (b) Rogers Road from Old Weston Road to Weston Road North (intersections of Rogers Road at Old Weston Road, Keele Street, and Bicknell Avenue).
Commissioner , Community Services Department, York Civic Service Centre (April 28, 1998)
Recommending that an exemption from the Noise by-law be granted to the Transportation Department, Construction Branch, City of Toronto from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. from (a) April 20,1998 to August 21, 1998; and (b) August 31, 1998 to December 4,1998; and advising that maintenance and repair are necessary at these intersections requiring the removal of the existing pavement.
6. REQUEST FOR EXEMPTION FROM NOISE BY-LAW 3453-79 IN CONJUNCTION WITH TWO HOLY FESTIVALS - ST. MATTHEW=S CHURCH, 706 OLD WESTON ROAD, WARD 27, YORK-HUMBER.
Commissioner, Community Services Department, York Civic Service Centre (April 28, 1998)
Recommending that St. Matthews=s Church, 706 Old Weston Road, be exempted without conditions from the provision of Borough of York By-law Number 3453-79, which prohibits the emission of amplified sound audible in a residential area for the following dates and times: Saturday, June 27, 1998 From 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Sunday, June 28, 1998 From 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Friday, September 4,1998 From 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Saturday, September 5, 1998 From 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Sunday, September 6,1998 From 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. and Monday, September 7, 1998 From 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
and advising that for the past three years, the applicants have held their festivals in conjunction with granted exemptions to the Noise By-law without reported incidents.
7. PRELIMINARY REPORT ON REZONING APPLICATION FOR 15 ROBINA AVENUE, WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
Commissioner of Development Services, York Civic Service Centre (May 14, 1998)
Recommending that staff be directed to prepare a recommendation report on the application; and advising that the report is submitted to provide information on the rezoning application and indicate a preliminary list of issues which must be addressed prior to the final report.
8. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED WARD 27, YORK-HUMBER AND WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
Commissioner of Development Services, York Civic Service Centre (May 13, 1998)
Recommending that the report on new development applications be received; and advising that Zoning Amendment applications have been received for 52 Hyde Avenue (Ward 27, York-Humber; and 3 Strathearn Road (Ward 28, York-Eglinton); and a Site Plan Amendment application for 1463 Eglinton Avenue West, Ward 28, York-Eglinton.
9. APPEAL OF COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT APPLICATIONS CA-98-45: 2A MONTYE AVENUE, WARD 27, YORK- HUMBER CA-98-54-61: 460 ROGERS ROAD, WARD 27, YORK-HUMBER.
Commissioner of Development Services, York Civic Service Centre (May 13, 1998)
Recommending that this report be received; advising that the Department provided no comment on the minor variance application for 2A Montye Avenue, therefore, no direction is required for staff to attend the Municipal Board hearing; and with regard to 460 Rogers Road, the Department in commenting on the minor variance and consent applications, indicated no objections; that at the request of the Department, Committee imposed a condition to require the owner to enter into a consent agreement to address the soil remediation of the site by way of a Record of Site Condition and any other matters deemed appropriate by the City Solicitor; that there is no matter of significance to Council policy and staff need not attend the Ontario Municipal Board hearing on this matter when it is scheduled.
10. APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENCE - 1980 EGLINTON AVENUE WEST - YORK ITALIAN HUNTING AND SPORTS ASSOCIATION WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 13, 1998)
Recommending that authorization be provided to forward departmental comments to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario; and advising that all departmental clearances have been provided.
11. REQUEST FOR 24 HOUR PERMIT PARKING ON BATAVIA AVENUE WARD 27, YORK-HUMBER.
Commissioner Operations Services, York Civic Service Centre (May 13, 1998)
Recommending that the Uniform Traffic By-law 2958-94 be amended to rescind the daytime no parking prohibition during the hours 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, on Batavia Avenue between St. Clair Avenue West and Pritchard Avenue; advising that the petition received represented a total of twenty-six (26) municipally addressed residences requesting the service; that there is a total of fifty-three (53) municipally addressed properties on Batavia Avenue between St. Clair Avenue West and Pritchard Avenue; and that the petition represents 49% of the total number of municipally addressed properties on the street.
12. CASH PAYMENT-IN-LIEU OF PARKING - 1728 EGLINTON AVENUE WESTWARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
Commissioner Operations Services, York Civic Service Centre (May 12, 1998)
Recommending that York Community Council approve a cash payment-in-lieu of three (3) parking spaces required at 1728 Eglinton Avenue West, in accordance with the Zoning By-law 1-83; advising that the owner is required to provide an additional three (3) parking spaces to convert the existing restaurant into a licenced establishment; that currently on-street parking is legally permitted on both the north and south sides of Eglinton Avenue West, immediately adjacent to these premises providing one (1) hour maximum parking duration controlled by parking metres; and in addition, there are two municipal parking lots all within walking distance of the establishment, which provide for varied parking durations dependent upon the customers= needs.
13. REQUEST FOR DISABLED PARKING SPACE - 360 WHITMORE AVENUE WARD 28 - YORK-EGLINTON.
Commissioner of Operations Services, York Civic Service Centre (May 6, 1998)
Recommending that (1) the Uniform Traffic By-law 2958-94 be amended to prohibit parking anytime on both the north and south sides of Whitmore Avenue to establish a designated disabled parking space for one vehicle length, directly in front of municipally addressed residences 360 and 345 Whitmore Avenue; and (2) that Mr. W. Richman receive a copy of this report; and advising that Mr. W. Richman has obtained permission from his neighbour residing at 345 Whitmore Avenue to designate a disabled parking space on their side of the street that will enable the City to create a designated disabled parking space on both the north and south sides of the street, to coincide with the legal parking regulations, without disrupting traffic.
14. REQUEST FOR ALL-WAY STOP CONTROL AT GLENHOLME AVENUE AND EARLSDALE AVENUE, WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
Commissioner of Operations Services, York Civic Service Centre (May 8, 1998)
Recommending that an all-way stop control is not warranted at the intersection of Glenholme Avenue and Earlsdale Avenue, and therefore not recommended for installation; advising that to ensure the overall effectiveness and safety of all-way stop conditions, established warrant criteria are utilized in analyzing the eight (8) hour count data to determine if the warrants are justified; that in order for an intersection to be warranted for an all-way stop control, at least one of the five warrant criteria must be fulfilled one hundred percent; and that a recent study at the intersection of Glenholme Avenue and Earlsdale Avenue indicated that none of the warrant criteria were fulfilled.
15. POLL RESULTS: PROPOSAL FOR TWO-WAY TRAFFIC ONHOLLAND PARK AVENUE, BETWEEN OAKWOOD AVENUE AND A POINT 52 METRES EAST OF OAKWOOD AVENUE, TO BE REVERTED TO ONE-WAY - WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 6, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was eighty (80); nine (9) replies were received with six (6) in favour and three (3) not in favour.
16. POLL RESULTS: PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF TRAFFIC ON EARLSDALE AVENUE, FROM OAKWOOD AVENUE TO THE LANEWAY, FROM ONE-WAY TO TWO-WAY - WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 7, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was sixty-nine (69); thirteen (13) replies were received with zero (0) in favour and thirteen (13) not in favour.
17. POLL RESULTS - PROPOSAL FOR ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON ALAMEDA AVENUE, BETWEEN EGLINTON AVENUE WEST AND LANARK AVENUE, AND GLOUCESTER GROVE TO BELVIDERE AVENUE - WARD 28-YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 5, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was seventy-one (71); six (6) replies were received with two (2) in favour and four (4) not in favour.
18. POLL RESULTS: PROPOSAL FOR ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON ATLAS AVENUE, BETWEEN WATFORD AVENUE AND NORMANNA AVENUE; AND BETWEEN DURHAM AVENUE AND EGLINTON AVENUE WEST - WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 6, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was 245; twenty-three (23) replies were received with six (6) in favour and seventeen (17) not in favour.
19. POLL RESULTS: PROPOSAL FOR ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON BELVIDERE AVENUE, BETWEEN OAKWOOD AVENUE AND ATLAS AVENUE - WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 5, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was eighty-seven (87); five (5) replies were received with two (2) in favour and three (3) not in favour.
20. POLL RESULTS: PROPOSAL FOR ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON DURHAM AVENUE, BETWEEN WINNETT AVENUE AND THE EASTERLY LIMITS - WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 5, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was twenty-two (22); six (6) replies were received with zero (0) in favour and six (6) not in favour.
21. POLL RESULTS: PROPOSAL FOR ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON GLOUCESTER GROVE, BETWEEN ALAMEDA AVENUE AND WINNETT AVENUE - WARD 28, YORK- EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 5, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was sixty-one (61); twelve (12) replies were received with four (4) in favour and eight (8) not in favour.
22. POLL RESULTS: PROPOSAL FOR ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON LANARK AVENUE, BETWEEN OAKWOOD AVENUE AND WINONA DRIVE WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 6, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was ninety-four (94); fifteen (15) replies were received with five (5) in favour and ten (10) not in favour.
23. PROPOSAL FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON RUSHTON ROAD, BETWEEN ST. CLAIR AVENUE WEST AND HUMEWOOD GARDENS, MAPLEWOOD AVENUE TO VALEWOOD AVENUE AND VAUGHAN ROAD TO WINDLEY AVENUE - WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 5, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was eighty-two (82); twenty-four (24) replies were received with ten (10) in favour and fourteen (14) not in favour.
24. PROPOSAL FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON WELLWOOD AVENUE, BETWEEN RUSHTON ROAD AND HUMEWOOD DRIVE - WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 5, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was nineteen (19); ten (10) replies were received with three (3) in favour and seven (7) not in favour.
25. POLL RESULTS: PROPOSAL FOR ON-STREET PERMIT PARKING ON WINONA DRIVE, BETWEEN VAUGHAN ROAD AND EGLINTON AVENUE WEST - WARD 28, YORK-EGLINTON.
City Clerk (May 7, 1998)
Recommending for consideration and direction of York Community Council; advising that the total number polled was 342; fourteen (14) replies were received with seven (7) in favour and seven (7) not in favour.
26. TORONTO TRANSIT COMMISSION 1999 SERVICE PLAN
Chief General Manager, Toronto Transit Commission (April 30, 1998)
Advising that he received the resolution from the April 1, 1998 York Community Council meeting forwarded to the TTC=s attention; that the TTC will, as part of its 1999 Service Plan, examine improved service to both West Park Hospital and the Humber River Regional Hospital - Church Street site; that the service plan is currently being developed, and will be presented to the Commission and distributed to City Councillors for comments this summer.
27. WARD BOUNDARY REVIEW PROCESS.
City Clerk (May 7, 1998)
Advising that Community Councils are being requested to hold meetings to invite the public=s input on the matter of ward boundaries, ward division and governance, and report thereon through the Urban Environment and Development Committee (Reference Recommendation No. (8); forwarding for information and any attention deemed necessary, Clause No. 1 contained in Report No. 4A of The Urban Environment and Development Committee, which was adopted, by the Council of the City of Toronto at its Special Meeting held on April 28 and May 1, 1998, amended by striking out Recommendations Nos. (6) and (8) embodied in the joint report dated March 12, 1998, from the City Clerk and the Commissioner of Urban Planning and Development Services and inserting in lieu thereof the following: (6) the appropriate staff develop plans which give effect to City Council=s decision that there will be three Councillors from East York; and (8) Community Councils be requested to hold meetings to invite the public=s input on the matter of ward boundaries, ward division and governance, and report thereon through the Urban Environment and Development Committee.
28. EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEES AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL TASK FORCE.
City Clerk (May 7, 1998)
Advising that the Special Committee to Review the Final Report of the Toronto Transition Team (1) concurred with Recommendation AA@ embodied in the report (March 10, 1998) from the Commissioner of Works and Emergency Services, subject to amending Recommendation No. (3) to read as follows: that each Community Council be asked to advise the Special Committee to Review the Final Report of the Transition Team on the ongoing need for a general environmental advisory committee for its Community after receiving comments from the Environmental Task Force; and (2) requested the City Clerk to canvass Members of Council to ascertain whether any additional Members are interested in participating on the Storm Water Group.
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