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REPORTS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES

AND OTHER COMMITTEES

As Considered by

The Council of the City of Toronto

on October 1 and 2, 1998

YORK COMMUNITY COUNCIL

REPORT No. 9



1Item Considered by the York Community Council



City of Toronto

REPORT No. 9

OF THE YORK COMMUNITY COUNCIL

(from its meeting on September 15, 1998,

submitted by Councillor Bill Saundercook, Chair)

As Considered by

The Council of the City of Toronto

on October 1 and 2, 1998

1

Item Considered by the York Community Council

(City Council on October 1 and 2, 1998, received this Clause, for information.)

(a)The 2008 Toronto Olympic Bid.

The York community Council reports having:

(1)requested the Commissioner of Economic Development, Culture and Tourism, in submitting the consolidated report to the Strategic Policies and Priorities Committee scheduled for November 17, 1998, incorporating recommendations from all Community Councils, include the following:

(a)that City Council be urged to request the TO-Bid Committee to develop an arts and culture master plan within the context of the Olympic bid;

(b)that City Council, in conjunction with the TO-Bid Committee, be requested to develop a transportation master plan, with an emphasis on public transit; and further that within that plan, a rapid transit link to the airport be developed, having regard to construction of the Eglinton subway;

(c)that City Council request the TO-Bid Committee to expand its present membership to include representatives from a broader cross-section of Toronto's multi-cultural and multi-racial community;

(d)that City Council be requested to consider holding additional public meetings on an ongoing basis at the Community Councils, as the TO-Bid Committee finalizes aspects of the process, with a view to apprising the public of its progress;

(e)that the TO-Bid Committee give consideration to the use of the lands at Eglinton Avenue West and Black Creek Drive, as a possible location for an olympic event;

(2)received the presentation by Professor Bruce Kidd on behalf of Mr. David Crombie regarding Toronto's bid for the 2008 Olympics; and

(3)received the deputations.

(September 1, 1998) from the Commissioner of Economic Development, Culture and Tourism, inviting comments from the public which will be considered by focus groups on November 7 and 14, 1998 for development of draft Olympic Principles, for presentation to the public at two open houses on December 2 and 7, 1998, and to City Council for consideration early in 1999; and recommending that the Community Council receive the presentation and refer any recommendations to staff for a consolidated report to the Strategic Policies and Priorities Committee on November 17, 1998 and to City Council on November25, 1998.

The following persons appeared before the York Community Council in connection with the foregoing matter:

-Ms. Anna Pace, Co-ordinator, Public Consultation, Toronto Olympic Office;

-Professor Bruce Kidd, on behalf of Mr. David Crombie, Chairman, Toronto Olympic Bid Committee;

-Mr. Trevor Mangion, Toronto;

-Mr. Bruce Bryer, Toronto;

-Mr. Karl Stankov, Toronto;

-Ms. Marjorie Sutton, Toronto;

-Mr. Norman Hayman, Toronto; and

-Mr. Carlos Sousa, Chair, Portuguese Outreach Community.

Respectfully submitted,

BILL SAUNDERCOOK,

Chair

Toronto, September 15, 1998

(Report No. 9 The York Community Council, consisting of one Clause only, was received, for information, by City Council on October 1 and 2, 1998.)

 

   
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