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12-A-052
| 1 | | | Student/Mayor Item | Tosha Harasewich of Warnica Public School thanked members of City Council for the opportunity to serve as Student Mayor. She noted that prior to becoming Student Mayor she believed that making laws was a simple process. Tosha commented that after learning about the process City Council undertakes to enact By-laws she has a greater appreciation for City Council’s long hours and hard work.
Lynda McArdle of Steele Street Public School thanked members of City Council for the opportunity to serve as Student Mayor. She commented that she learned that was previously unaware of issues that City Council addresses. Lynda stated that she appreciates how hard City Council works and looks forward to sharing her experiences as Student Mayor with her class.
Mayor Lehman presented Tosha and Lynda with certificates commemorating their term of office as Student Mayor and thanked them for their participation in the Student Mayor Program. | | |
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12-A-053
| 1 | | | Student/Mayor Item | Carey deGorter, Deputy City Clerk called upon Garrett FitzGerald of Kempenfelt Bay School and Tiana Hann of Monsignor Clair School to be sworn into office as Student Mayors.
After being sworn into office, Garrett and Tiana assumed their seats on the dias beside Mayor Lehman. Dawn McAlpine, City Clerk, introduced the members of City Council and City staff to Garrett and Tiana. She noted that representatives of the community’s media were also in attendance. | | |
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12-A-054
| 1 | | | Confirmation of Minutes | The minutes of the City Council meeting held on April 16, 2012 were adopted as printed and circulated. | | |
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12-A-055
| 1 | | | Presentation - AC/RC | 2012 STREET PERFORMER PROGRAM
Rudi Quammie Williams, Director of Culture for the City of Barrie provided a presentation concerning the 2012 Street Performer Program. He noted that this summer will mark the fourth year of the City of Barrie Street Performers Program. He explained that the program is a partnership between the City of Barrie and the Downtown Barrie Improvement Association (BIA). Mr. Williams introduced Craig Stevens, Managing Director for the BIA and stated that he believes the street performers add vibrancy to the downtown core.
Mr. Williams explained that a panel of individuals with significant arts expertise, were selected to act as a jury for the the applications. He introduced the 2012 Street Performers selected by the jurors as follows:
· Gerry Shaput - singer/musician (guitar)
· Mary-Florence Bartley - singer/musician (drums, flute, guitar)
· Jon Palmer - singer/musician (guitar)
· Lyric Dubee - singer/musician (guitar)
· Rebekah Hawker and Connory Ballantyne - singers/musicians
· Shamus Petrie - magician
· Charlie Istok - violinist/musi | | |
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12-A-056
| 1 | | | Presentation - AC/RC | NEW SPONSORS - MADY CENTRE FOR THE PREFORMING ARTS
Glenn Coulson and Lance Chilton provided a presentation concerning the new sponsors associated with the Mady Centre for the Performing Arts. They announced that $1,256,000 of the $1.3 million dollar fundraising goal has been met. Mr. Coulson reviewed the donations received to date and thanked the fundraising team for their efforts.
Mr. Chilton announced that three major donations were recently received. He stated that Park Place had donated $250,000 for the naming rights of the performance space inside the theatre. Mr. Chilton noted that Cravings Fine Food Market and Catering donated $100,000, TD Bank donated $50,000 and the Kempenfelt Rotary Club donated $20,000. Mr. Chilton explained the campaign entitled “Take your Seat at the Mady”, a fundraising campaign with the general public for sponsoring seats in the theatre
Mr. Chilton introduced Terry Coughlin of North American Development Group (Park Place). Mr. Coughlin stated that he was pleased to make the donation on behalf of Park Place and have the performance spac | | |
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12-A-057
| 1 | | | Deputation | Andrew Bacque, part owner of Deluxe Taxi provided a deputation in opposition of motion 12-G-108 concerning the Taxi Industry - Transportation By-law 2006-265. He stated that he is opposed to Section 1 a, subsection ii of the recommended motion and requested that the last line in the paragraph be changed to “and shall be entitled to transfer the cab or licence to someone already licenced and operating within Barrie.” Mr. Bacque commented that he feels making this change will enable him to maintain the fleet size of his company which he believes is a crucial aspect of business as revenues are directly related to the number of taxicabs in the fleet. He noted that his request is against the goal of the staff report to reduce the number of taxicabs in the City through attrition. Mr. Bacque stated that Council should proceed with caution in respect to this matter as he feels the proposed recommendation is unnecessary and unfair. He commented that he believes the goal of attrition will not solve the problems with the taxi industry and is contrary to the City’s goal of economic developm | | |
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12-A-058
| 1 | | | Deputation | Randy Collins of Apple Taxi provided a deputation in opposition of motion 12-G-108 concerning the Taxi Industry - Transportation By-law 2006-265. He commented that he believes a licence granted for a Taxicab Company should become the property of the company. Mr. Collins stated that he believes this is a common practice in other cities. He suggested that a licence be available to other qualified licenced drivers and be transferrable throughout the year at no additional cost. Mr. Collins noted that he feels the City should require a minimum amount of investment, effort and aptitude in order to qualify for a Taxi Company licence. He suggested additional requirements for the taxi industry related to:
· Dispatch centres and record keeping.
· Minimum number of taxis for each company.
· Identifiable taxicabs through the use of colours and/or decals.
· A working knowledge of English and the geography of Barrie.
· Offices within City limits for all taxi companies.
· Taxicabs must not be older than five years.
· Discounts should be permitted for seniors.
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12-A-059
| 1 | | | Deputation | Bob Harrington, taxicab driver provided a deputation in opposition to motion 12-G-108 concerning the Taxi Industry - Transportation By-law 2006-265. He expressed concern regarding safety for cab drivers and commented that he felt that a flashing 911 light was not suffiecient to ensure safety. He noted that a list of safety measures was the preferred option. Mr. Harrington commented that a price should not placed on safety and that taxicab companies should invest in safety systems and training for their drivers to provide them with the skills to deal with a difficult situation.
Mr. Harrington stated that he is opposed to the lowering of the meter rates unless other methods are put in to place. He commented that he believes fares depend on three factors, the company, driver and route selected. He suggested that City Council should continue to set the rates however, he believes that a reduction in the rates could harm the industry. He stated that reducing the number of taxicabs and increasing enforcement of the existing By-law will create a level playing field in the industry | | |
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12-A-060
| 1 | | | Correspondence | Melvin Woods, part owner of Deluxe Taxi provided a deputation in opposition to motion 12-G-108 concerning the Taxi Industry - Transportation By-law 2006-265. He commented that he echoes the concerns of the previous speakers. He noted in addition to the other comments he would like a limit placed on the number of taxi companies permitted in the City of Barrie instead of restricting the number of licensed taxicabs. Mr. Woods stated that he believes the current taxi industry operating in the City of Barrie is fractured and he feels if there was a limit on the number of companies only a few companies would continue to exist. Mr. Woods stated that he believes additional enforcement of the Transportation By-law is necessary in order to have better control over the industry. He concluded by commenting that he is in agreement with the idea of creating a Taxi Commission or Advisory Committee to enhance communication between the taxi industry and the City.
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12-A-061
| 1 | | | Committee Report | General Committee Report dated April 16, 2012. | | |
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12-G-091
| 2 | | | Presentation - AC/RC | CONFIDENTIAL LITIGATION UPDATE AND ADVICE SUBJECT TO SOLICITOR-CLIENT PRIVILEGE CONCERNING CITY OF BARRIE ATS CORRECT GROUP INC. | Received | Pass |
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12-A-062
| 1 | | | Committee Report | The First General Committee Report dated April 23, 2012, Sections A and B. | | |
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12-G-092
| 2 | | | Presentation - AC/RC | NON-TAX REVENUE PRESENTATION | Received | Pass |
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12-G-093
| 2 | | | Staff Report | 2011 BUSINESS PLAN - YEAR END REPORT
1. That the 2011 year end tax rate supported deficit of $320,996 be funded by the Tax Rate Stabilization Reserve (13-04-0461).
2. That 2011 carry forward purchase orders or contract commitments with a total value of $96,539 that remained incomplete or undelivered at December 31, 2011 be funded by the Tax Rate Stabilization Reserve (13-04-0461).
3. That the 2011 wastewater rate surplus of $4,595,287 be distributed as follows:
a) $636,820 carried forward to 2012 to fund items that were committed in 2011 by purchase order or contract but remained incomplete or undelivered at December 31, 2011;
b) $2,770,927 to the Wastewater Rate Capital Reserve 12-05-0575; and
c) $1,187,540 to the Wastewater Rate Stabilization Reserve.
4. That the 2011 water rate surplus of $6,179,186 be distributed as follows:
a) $106,979 carried forward to 2012 to fund items that were committed in 2011 by purchase order or contract but remained incomplete or undelivered at December 31, 2011;
b) $4,250,545 to the Water Rate Reserve 12-05-0580; and
c) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-094
| 2 | | | Staff Report | WATER AND WASTEWATER FINANCIAL PLAN UPDATE
1. That Staff Report FIN005-12, “Water and Wastewater Financial Plan Update” be received for information.
2. That staff include the proceeds of the 2011 water and wastewater surplus to potentially reduce previously planned rate increases as part of the new 10 year affordable rate strategy. (FIN005-12) (File: F00) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-A-063
| 1 | | | Committee Report | The Second General Committee Report dated April 23, 2012, Sections A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I. | | |
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12-G-095
| 2 | | | Referral Item | APPLICATIONS FOR A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT - MITCHINSON PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS ON BEHALF OF THE OWNER 1255560 ONTARIO INC. - 20 MILLS ROAD AND 42 NORRIS DRIVE (April 23, 2012) (D09-OPA18/D14-1532)
Nicola Mitchinson of Mitchinson Planning and Development Consultants explained that the purpose of the public meeting is to review an application to consider an Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment submitted by Mitchinson Planning and Development Consultants, on behalf of the owner, 1255560 Ontario Inc., for known municipally as 20 Mills Road and 42 Norris Drive. She commented the proposed Official Plan amendment would add a new section to the general industrial land use policies to permit places of worship within the Service Industrial (EM3) Zone subject to a site specific zoning amendment and specific development criteria. Ms. Mitchinson explained that the purpose of the zoning by-law amendment is to re-zone either 20 Mills Road or 42 Norris Drive from Service Industrial (EM3) to Service Industrial Special Provision (E | Received | Pass |
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12-G-096
| 2 | | | Referral Item | APPLICATIONS FOR A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT - CITY OF BARRIE - 340 AND 344 FERNDALE DRIVE (April 23, 2012) (File: D09-OPA020/D14-1535)
Walter Fischer, Supervisor of Parks Planning and Development for the City of Barrie explained that the purpose of the public meeting is to review an application to consider an Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment submitted by The Corporation of the City of Barrie for lands located on the west side of Ferndale Drive North, south of Benson Drive. He noted that the land is located within the Sandy Hollow Planning Area, is known municipally as 340 and 344 Ferndale Drive North and has a total area of approximately 15.24 hectares.
Mr. Fischer provided an aerial photograph of the subject site. He explained that a disc golf course would be an additional permitted use if an Official Plan Amendment from Environmental Protection Area to Environmental Protection Area - Defined Policy Area and Open Space and a Zoning By-law Amendment from Environmental Protection (EP) Zone to Environmental Protection | Received | Pass |
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12-G-097
| 2 | | | Committee Report | REPORT OF THE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES COMMITTEE DATED APRIL 10, 2012. | Received | Pass |
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12-G-098
| 2 | | | Committee Report | REPORT OF THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE DATED APRIL 18, 2012. | Received | Pass |
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12-G-099
| 3 | | | Staff Report | APPLICATION FOR A ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT - MOFAN HOLDINGS INC. - 141-149 WELHAM ROAD
That consideration of the application for a zoning by-law amendment submitted by Mofan Holdings for property at 141-149 Welham Road be deferred pending a report from staff in the Planning Services Department to Development Services Committee concerning the setbacks for industrial uses that would be required if the proposed zoning by-law amendment was approved. (PLN003-12) (12-G-030) (12-G-063) (File: D14-1506) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-100
| 2 | | | Committee Report | SKATEBOARD PARK AT QUEEN’S PARK
That staff in the Roads, Parks and Fleet Department in consultation with the Barrie Skateboard Association investigate safety concerns for the skateboard park users and area residents, considering the following items:
· The removal of fencing
· The installation of video surveillance cameras and/or mosquito device(s)
· The feasibility of increased Barrie Police Services presence for education and enforcement purposes
· The ability to enhance lighting
· Enforcement of City By-laws specifically the no-smoking by-law
· The trimming/removal of trees
and report back to General Committee with a recommendation for the 2012 summer season. (File: P00) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-101
| 2 | | | Staff Report | PROPERTY CONVEYANCE ASSOCIATED WITH WATERCOURSE RELOCATION ON DYMENT’S CREEK SOUTH OF DUNLOP STREET WEST AND WEST OF FERNDALE DRIVE (WARD 6)
1. That the conveyances of property for nominal consideration to the City from the property owner of 487 Dunlop Street West and associated properties, including a transfer of land and potentially a registration of an easement or restrictive covenant in accordance with Appendix “A” of Staff Report ENG011-12 associated with the watercourse relocation on Dyment’s Creek south of Dunlop Street West and west of Ferndale Drive, be approved.
2. That the costs associated with the conveyances in the amount of $15,300, be funded from the Tax Rate Stabilization Reserve (Account #13-04-0461). (ENG011-12) (File: T05-DU) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-102
| 2 | | | Staff Report | 2012 TAX RATIOS AND CAPPING POLICIES
1. That the tax ratios for the 2012 taxation year be established as follows:
a) Residential/farm property class 1.000000
b) New Multi-residential 1.000000
c) Multi-residential 1.019675
d) Commercial 1.433126
e) Industrial 1.516328
f) Pipelines 1.103939
g) Farmlands 0.250000
h) Managed forest 0.250000
2. That the capping program be funded by clawing back decreases from within the affected property tax classes.
3. That the recommended capping parameters for commercial, industrial and multi-residential properties be established as follows:
a) The property tax cap be set at an amount representing 10% of the previous year’s annualized taxes;
b) Any property within +/- $250 of the Current Value Assessment (CVA) taxes be moved directly to CVA taxation;
c) Any property that reaches the CVA level of taxation be removed from the capping program; and
d) Exclude any property whose classification changes from capped to clawed back, or vice versa.
4. New construction thresholds be established as follows:
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12-G-103
| 2 | | | Staff Report | SOLE AND SINGLE SOURCE CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS AND AWARDS
1. That the following sole and single source agreements be negotiated and executed in accordance with the Purchasing By-law 2008-121:
a) Sole source purchases for:
i) the provision of software, support, services and licensing for the City’s Water Billing system for a term not to exceed five years to an upset limit of $100,000 with Halcyon Software Inc’s exclusive representative SunGard Public Sector; and
ii) the provision of maintenance, upgrades and customizations for the City’s GIS (Geographic Information System) OnPoint Web Software with Orion Technology, Rolta Canada Limited for a term of five years in the amount allocated in the annual business plan.
b) Single source purchase for:
i) the provision of consulting services for a detailed design of Watermain to an upset limit of $24,000 with R.J. Burnside.
ii) the provision of an updated Fire Master Plan/Station Location Study to an upset limit of $35,000 with Genivar.
iii) the provision of an updated Development Charges Background Study to an upset limi | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-104
| 2 | | | Staff Report | OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND REZONING TO OPEN SPACE, RESIDENTIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - 396, 400 AND 408 COX MILL ROAD (WARD 10)
1. That the revised Official Plan Amendment application submitted by Innovative Planning Solutions on behalf of Lovers Harbour Inc. for lands municipally known as 396, 400 and 408 Cox Mill Road, be approved.
2. That a portion of the subject lands be re-designated from Commercial and Residential to Open Space and Environmental Protection as shown in Appendix “A” attached to Staff Report PLN012-12.
3. That the revised Zoning By-law Amendment application submitted by Innovative Planning Solutions on behalf of Lovers Harbour Inc. for lands municipally known as 396, 400 and 408 Cox Mill Road, be approved.
4. That the lands be re-zoned from Commercial (C4) and Residential First Density (R1) to Open Space with Special Provisions (OS-SP), Residential Second Density with Special Provisions (R2-SP) and Environmental Protection (EP) in accordance with Appendix “B” attached to Staff Report PLN012-12.
5. That the following Special Provisions be r | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-105
| 2 | | | Staff Report | REZONING 180 - 182 ARDAGH ROAD (WARD 6) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-106
| 2 | | | Staff Report | PART LOT CONTROL EXEMPTION 207 ALVA STREET (WARD 6)
That a by-law be prepared to remove Part Lot Control on the subject property described as Part of Lot 47, Plan 959, City of Barrie, in order to allow for the creation of three residential lots in accordance with Section 50(7) of the Planning Act, subject to:
a) The owner entering into a development agreement that will address the urbanization of Alva Street and the connection of the existing house and proposed lots to full municipal services to the satisfaction of the Engineering Department;
b) The owner addressing any and all matters related to the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority; and
c) Final approval of the rear yard variance. (PLN017-12) (D23-ALV). | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-107
| 2 | | | Item of Discussion | INVESTIGATION OF HERITAGE TRAIL CONCEPT
That Councillor Brian Jackson and Councillor Barry Ward work with staff and community members to further investigate the concept of a heritage trail on Barrie's waterfront and report back via a memorandum to General Committee concerning the results of the investigation. (Item for Discussion 6.2, April 23, 2012) (File: R00) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-108
| 2 | | | Staff Report | TAXI INDUSTRY - TRANSPORTATION BY-LAW 2006-265 | Adopted As Amended | Pass |
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12-G-109
| 2 | | | Staff Report | PARKING PRINCIPLES (STRATEGIES) - PARKING STRATEGY AND RATE REVIEW
That the following parking principles (strategies) be adopted:
a) Ensure the City of Barrie collaborates and communicates openly and regularly with its key stakeholders such as the Downtown Barrie Business Improvement Area (BIA), Historic Neighbourhood Strategy Group (HNC), Barrie Downtown Neighbourhood Association (BDNA), the community and other groups affected by parking to ensure that common goals are attained. A committee, including representatives from the community interest groups and City Departments, will be continued;
b) Ensure that the parking policies are resilient enough to withstand projected growth and demographic changes;
c) Paid parking services will be provided in consideration of supporting and complementing transit and other transportation modes; it will endeavour to create a people/transit environment with diminished use of, and dependency, on cars. To this end, monthly parking passes should cost at least 20% more than monthly adult transit passes;
d) The parking supply must be rati | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-110
| 2 | | | Staff Report | PARKING STRATEGY AND RATE REVIEW | Adopted As Amended | Pass |
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12-G-111
| 2 | | | Staff Report | MADY NEW MUSIC FEST
1. That the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to execute an agreement with Admiral Entertainment to permit the operation of the Mady New Music Fest - Barrie in Heritage Park on Saturday, July 21st, 2012.
2. That a fee of $500 be payable by Admiral Entertainment for this event. (DOC002-12) (File: M02-MAD) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-G-112
| 2 | | | Staff Report | SURFACE WATER TREATMENT PLANT DEBENTURE ISSUE
1. That the Director of Finance/Deputy City Treasurer be authorized to proceed with a 30 year debenture issue amortized over 40 years in the aggregate principal amount of $69,554,000 for the construction of the Surface Water Treatment Plant and Low Lift Pumping Station (SWTP) secured through Infrastructure Ontario (formerly Ontario Strategic Infrastructure Financing Authority (OSIFA)).
2. That additional costs of $2,554,000 incurred to date in excess of the approved capital budget of $142M for the SWTP be funded as part of this debenture issue, with any subsequent additional costs funded from the Water Capital Reserve (account number 12-05-0580) to an upset limit of $2,000,000.
3. That the Mayor and City Treasurer or designate be authorized to sign the interest rate offer and repayment schedule from Ontario Infrastructure and Lands Corporation (OILC) and all other documents that may be required.
4. That the appropriate by-laws be enacted in the form attached as Appendix “A” of Staff Report FIN006-11.
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12-G-113
| 2 | | | Item of Discussion | REQUEST TO GEORGIAN COLLEGE - INVESTIGATION OF EXPANDING THEIR CODE OF CONDUCT
1. That Georgian College be requested to investigate the feasibility of expanding their Code of Conduct to include provisions related to “off campus” conduct, and the potential for academic consequences associated with misconduct as well as the inclusion of information about the Code of Conduct in their Welcome package for students.
2. That Georgian College be requested to provide a letter to Barrie City Council in response to their investigations concerning the expansion of the Code of Conduct. (Item for Discussion 6.1, April 23, 2012) (File: A00) | Adopted | Pass |
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12-A-064
| 1 | | | Direct Motion | Moved by: Councillor, L. Strachan
Seconded by: Councillor, M. Prowse
1. That representatives of the Royal Event Centre, 66 Bayfield Street be requested to provide a presentation to City Council at the earliest opportunity concerning their proposed liquor licence application for changes to indoor occupant load/seating capacity for their establishment.
2. That a letter be sent to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission specifying that the City of Barrie has unresolved concerns with respect to issuance of a liquor licence to the Royal Event Centre, 66 Bayfield Street, pending the receipt of additional information that would allow the City to determine if the proposed establishment is in conformity with the City’s Zoning By-law and any other regulations.
CARRIED | Adopted | Pass |
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12-A-065
| 1 | | | Direct Motion | Moved by: Mayor, J. Lehman
Seconded by: Councillor, B. Ainsworth
WHEREAS Cricket is a growing sport in Barrie, and the Barrie Cricket Club is doing excellent work to grow the sport in our community;
AND WHEREAS unfortunate acts of vandalism have damaged the temporary cricket pitch that the Club had fundraised for last year;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
1. That a maximum of $9,500 be committed to the construction of a concrete pad for a temporary cricket pitch at Maitland Park for the Barrie Cricket Club’s use in 2012 and future years, pending a future decision on construction of a permanent pitch at an appropriate location in the City.
2. That the funding for the cricket pitch be provided from the Council Priorities Account.
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12-A-066
| 1 | | | Presentation - AC/RC | PUBLIC HEALTH IN SIMCOE MUSKOKA
Dr. Charles Gardner, Medical Officer of Health of the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit provided a presentation to City Council regarding Public Health in Simcoe Muskoka. He described what the meaning of public health is by outlining the things people should take action on to become healthy. Dr. Gardner examined the impact public health has had on life expectancy trends and what the public health movement has accomplished for society in the 19th century. He explained that he believes there is still room to improve health and provided statistics concerning the social determinants of health.
Dr. Gardner provided information concerning the Simcoe Muskoka Health Unit and named the members of the Board of Health. He reviewed the Ontario Public Health Standards and Protocols and described Health Unit programs and initiatives related to:
· Drinking Water standards
· Recreational Waters protocols
· Food Safety Program
· Emergency Management involvement
· Immunization Provision and Promotion
· Dental Services provided in Simcoe Muskoka
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BY-LAW 2012-074
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #082
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to authorize the borrowing upon amortizing debentures in the principal amount of $69,554,000.00 towards the cost of the surface water treatment plant (SWTP). (12-G-112) (Surface Water Treatment Plant Debenture By-law) (FIN006-12) (File: F00) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | Pass |
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BY-LAW 2012-075
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #075
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to adopt an amendment to the Official Plan (O.P.A. #11). (12-G-053) (1737040 Ontario Inc., Richard Van Gastel, Brimanor Construction Ltd. In Trust - 13, 35, 57 Little Lake Drive and 503 Duckworth Street) (File: D09-011, D14-1522 and D12-396) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | Pass |
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BY-LAW 2012-076
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #076
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to amend By-law 2009-141, a land use control by-law to regulate the use of land, and the erection, use, bulk, height, location and spacing of buildings and structures in the City of Barrie. (12-G-053) (1737040 Ontario Inc., Richard Van Gastel and Brimanor Construction Ltd. in Trust - 13, 35, 57 Little Lake Drive and 503 Duckworth Street) (PLN004-12) (File: D09-011, D14-1522 and D12-396) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | Pass |
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BY-LAW 2012-077
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #077
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to amend By-law 2003-160, as amended being a by-law to designate Community Safety Zones in the City of Barrie. (12-G-071) (Extension of Community Safety Zone and Variable Time Flashing 40 KM/HR Zone - Prince William Way) (File: T00) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | Pass |
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BY-LAW 2012-078
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #079
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to acquire Part Lot 4, w/s RDAL, Plan 220, Vespra, designated as Part 20, Plan 51R33865, City of Barrie, County of Simcoe from Young Holdings Ont. Ltd. and to establish same as part of the municipal highway system. (05-G-338) (Young Holdings Ontario Ltd - 38-42 Ferndale Drive North) (CLK005-05) (File:L07-792) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | Pass |
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BY-LAW 2012-079
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #080
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to acquire an easement over Part of Lots 16 & 17, S/S Wellington St, Plan 191, designated as Part 3, Plan 51R-38298, City of Barrie, County of Simcoe from Myrtle Estelle Beth Robertson for storm water drainage purposes. (05-G-338) (Myrtle Estelle Beth Robertson) (File: L07-977) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | Pass |
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BY-LAW 2012-080
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #081
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to acquire Part South half Lot 12, Concession 12, Innisfil, designated as Part 19, Plan 51R36463, City of Barrie from Suzanne Manning-Ward and to establish same as part of the municipal highway system. (11-G-220) (Suzanne Manning-Ward) (LGL017-11) (File: L07-855) | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | Pass |
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BY-LAW 2012-081
| 1 | | | By-Law | Bill #083
A By-law of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to confirm the proceedings of Council at its meeting held on the 30th day of April, 2012. | Read a First, Second and third time and finally passed | Pass |
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