BYLAW - Amend 261383 (Parking) - 19840116 - 263684BY-LAW 2636-84
OF THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AURORA
BEING A BY-LAW TO AMEND BY-LAW 2613-83,
AS AMENDED, A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE
REGULATION OF PARKING WITHIN THE TOWN
OF AURORA.
,~-WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the Town of Aurora deems it
expedient to amend By-law 2613-83;
AND WHEREAS Section 210 of the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1980, as
amended, permits Council to pass By-laws for the Regulation
of Parking;
NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Town of Au~ora
ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. THAT Part Four, Section (3), (Parking Restrictions on
Specified Streets), be amended by the deletion of
reference to the North Side of McDonald Drive, n.and the
addition thereto of the following:
McDonald Drive From:
of the
To:
of th!'
62.8 m. (206ft.) north
Wellington St. intersection
203.6 m. (668ft.) north
Wellington St. intersection
EAST
2. THAT Part Four, Section (3), (Parking Restrictions on
Specified Streets), be amended by the addition thereto
of the following:
ANYTIME
Henderson Drive From: the Yonge Street intersection
To: 15m. (49ft.) south of the
SOUTH-ANYTIME
EAST
Thompkins Cres. intersection
3. THAT the provisions of this By-law shall not become
effective until final passage thereof, and until properly
worded signs have been erected and are on display.
READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME THIS~ DAY OF January, 1984.
READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS/Gtl
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Mayor Clerk
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"PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE REPORT # 124
Submission Oate: December 19th 1983
Page 2 ' ··
A. OTHER BUSINESS (continued)
6. False Alarms
Th~ Committee reports that the following action has been im lemented
Ch1ef under the Fire Code Ontario Regulation 730/81 which ~ hby the enact fines fo .11 f 1 1 . mpowers 1m to r a a se a arms where the source can be identified i
amount of $300.00. All alarms connected to the fire hall will be ad 1. ndthe per letter attached. v se as
7. Volunteer Status of Full Time Firefighters
C~unc~ llor N. Stewart raised a concern about the status of our full ·
f1ref1ghters who also respond as volunteers. The Committee felt th· t 1me
more. a matter for Counci 1' s discussion and refer the subject ·to a Coun~~ 1 w~s
Comm1ttee meeting upon Councillor Stewart's return from holiday. n
8. Budget
The Committee reviewed the Chief's budget submission and wou1d
~e ie~eiieu tQ CQunc\\ ~or \t~ del\berat\on. recoll11\end it
9. No Parking ~ North-west side of Macdonald at Hammond
The Committee discussed the fact that one "NO PARKING" sign had been posted
··.. l. ,,.J on the north side of Hammond on Macdonald, west side, indicating no parking
>~for about 20 feet from the corner. The Committee felt this no parking area
· should be on the south-east side for an area that would encompass the inside
curve and w.ould recommend that the Parking By-Law be so amended and proper
,.-----...:s::i~g.ns be installed, utilizing one from the north-west side.
10. Mayor's Memo dated November 23; 1983.:. No.Parldng.:. MurrayDrive
The Mayor brought to the attention of the Committee the fact that no parking
on both sides of Murray at Regency School was of concern to a resident of
the area. Perhaps this, restriction should only be for school hours on one
side. The Committee recommends that for a one (1) year period, no change be
made especially considering the projected use of this area, with the walkway
in the area, for children to,tfse. at all hours, not just school, to utilize
the school grounds. After one (l) year, this situation can be reviewed for
appropriate action. L-----
11. Aurora Heights/Yonge .:.·Pedestrian Light
0. Khamissa, citizen member of the Committee brought to the Committee's
attention the fact that although there was a pedestrian light on the north
side of the Yonge/Mark intersection for east/west use, there was no such
light on the south side for east/west use. In that the plaza is located on
the south side, it is felt that such a light would also be beneficial to the
south side. The Committee would request that such a light be installed,
<Mtto oo: f~M b~ 4 ~~~ p~
?UBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE REPORT # 124
Submission Date: December 19th, 1983
Page 3
A. OTHER.BOSINESS (continued)
12. Capital.Bua9et.Requests
The Chief outlined two (2) capital budget requests:
(a) Opticom for Aurora Heights at Yonge -$ 9,000.00
(b) Station Wagon ~or Chief's use -$15,000.00
The Committee would_ refer this item to the Capital Budget discussions.
13. letter #"20-151 and.Handicapped.Symbol.licence·Plate
The Committee brings to Council's attention the fact that this licence plate
appears to be causing a great deal of confusion among municipalities with
different By-Laws for these parking privileges. Further, the Ministry of
Transportation and Communication have arranged meetings between the Ontario
Traffic Conference, Handicapped Task Force and themselves with the hope of
developing a criteria for issuing plates and permits and a model By-Law for
all municipal use. The Committee recommends this action as this is what it
has been advocating since this issue first arose and will be asking Council
to endorse a resolution to the AMO regarding the same at the appropriate
time. -
14. letter # 22-8 ~ York North Condominium
The Committee and the Fire Chief are sti 11 concerned that in an emergency
the risk of number hunting in and out of cul-de-sacs slows up response
time. However, if the executive of the development feel they are satisfied,
the Committee recommends no further action.
15.· No. Parking . .:.. Henderson-from Yonge. to Co~Op
The Committee would recommend that a No Parking amendment to our Parking
By-Law be prepared to restrict parking along Henderson on the south side
from Yonge Street to the Co-Op. This concern was brought to the Committee's
attention by Counci 11 or Osti ck who had met with represent at i v.es of the
Co-Op. The Committee concurs with their concern.
_16. Street lighting
The Committee recommends that the Chairman meet with the Chairman of the
Public Works Committee to identify priorities on street lighting taking
safety issues into consideration, for 1984 budgetting purposes. The
Committee identified the following items for consideration:
(a)
(b)
(c)
updating the Crosswalk lighting at Yonge/Mosley from Town Safety
Review,
improved lighting in the area of the Roller Rink' on Edward,
improved lighting from apartments on Macdonald to Kennedy.
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