AGENDA - Economic Development Advisory Committee - 20160114ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MEETING AGENDA
THURSDAY,JANUARY 14,2016
7 P.M.
LEKSAND ROOM
AURORA TOWN HALL
PUBLIC RELEASE
January 8,2016
TOWN OF AURORA
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MEETING AGENDA
DATE:Thursday,January 14,2016
TIME AND LOCATION:7 p.m.,Leksand Room,Aurora Town Hall
1.DECLARATION OF PECUNIARY INTEREST AND GENERAL NATURE THEREOF
2.APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
RECOMMENDED:
THAT the agenda as circulated by Legal and Legislative Services be approved.
3.RECEIPT OF THE MINUTES
Economic Development Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes of pg.1
December 10,2015
RECOMMENDED:
THAT the Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting minutes of
December 10,2015,be received for information.
4.DELEGATIONS
(a)Mayor Geoffrey Dawe,Town of Aurora pg.5
Re:Hotel Development Update
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5.MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION
6.INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
1.Memorandum from Director of Building &Bylaw Services pg.6
Re:Proposed Sign By-law
RECOMMENDED:
THAT the memorandum regarding Proposed By-law be received for
information.
2.Memorandum from Manager of Long Range and Strategic Planning pg.8
Re:Vacant Employment Land Inventory
RECOMMENDED:
THAT the memorandum regarding Vacant Employment Land Inventory be
received for information.
3.Memorandum from Manager of Long Range and Strategic Planning pg.10
Re:Activity Report
RECOMMENDED:
THAT the memorandum regarding Activity Report be received for
information.
7.NEW BUSINESS
8.ADJOURNMENT
TOWN OF AURORA
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MEETING MINUTES
Date:Thursday,December 10,2015
Time and Location:7 p.m.,Leksand Room,Aurora Town Hall
Committee Members:Councillor Paul Pirri (Chair)(arrived 7:11 p.m.),Councillor John
Abel (Vice Chair),Don Constable,Rosalyn Gonsalves,Marilee
Harris,Paul Smith,and Bruce Walkinshaw
Member(s)Absent:None
Other Attendees:Councillor Tom Mrakas,Marco Ramunno,Director of Planning
&Development Services,Anthony Ierullo,Manager of Long
Range and Strategic Planning,Afshin Bazar,Manager,Building
Services,and Samantha Yew,Council/Committee Secretary
The Vice Chair called the meeting to order at 7:01 p.m.
Councillor Abel relinquished the Chair to Councillor Pirri at 7:18 p.m.
1.DECLARATION OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
There were no declarations of pecuniary interest under the Municipal Conflict of
Interest Act.
2.APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
Moved by Rosalyn Gonsalves
Seconded by Don Constable
THAT the agenda as circulated by Legal and Legislative Services be approved.
CARRIED
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3.RECEIPT OF THE MINUTES
Economic Development Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes of November 12,
2015
Moved by Bruce Walkinshaw
Seconded by Marilee Harris
THAT the Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting minutes of November
12,2015,be received for information.
CARRIED
4.DELEGATIONS
(a)Marco Ramunno,Director of Planning &Development Services
Re:Update on Proposed Medical Building
Mr.Ramunno advised that the property owners in the 2C Business Area
committed to having the lands serviced within the next year.He mentioned that
the lands are currently zoned for office and medical building uses and noted that
one business owner has submitted an application for a business park.
The Committee inquired about interested parties and whether there is a plan in
place to advertise the medical building area.Staff responded that there has been
some interest in the area,and agreed that they will provide more information.The
Committee also inquired about guidelines around building medicinal marijuana
facilities and staff advised that these facilities are heavily regulated.
Moved by Marilee Harris
Seconded by Don Constable
THAT the delegation by Marco Ramunno be received for information.
CARRIED
(b)Dr.Brian Moore,Canadian Disc Institute
Re:Item 1 –Extract from Council Meeting of November 24,2015;Re:
BBS15-013 -Request for Sign Variance to Sign By-law No.4898-07.P
for the Canadian Disc Institute at 15000 Yonge Street
Dr.Moore gave a brief presentation,and spoke in support of the Sign Variance
Request.
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Moved by Rosalyn Gonsalves
Seconded by Bruce Walkinshaw
THAT the delegation by Dr.Brian Moore be received and referred to Item 1.
CARRIED
5.MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION
1.Extract from Council Meeting of November 24,2015
Re:BBS15-013 -Request for Sign Variance to Sign By-law No.4898-07.P
for the Canadian Disc Institute at 15000 Yonge Street
The Committee spoke in support of the Request for Sign Variance.
Moved by Don Constable
Seconded by Rosalyn Gonsalves
THAT the Economic Development Advisory Committee recommend to Council:
THAT the Request for Sign Variance to Sign By-law No.4898-07.P for the
Canadian Disc Institute at 15000 Yonge Street be approved.
CARRIED
6.INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
2.Memorandum from Manager of Long Range and Strategic Planning
Re:Economic Development Action Plan Update
Staff provided an overview on the current programs listed in the Economic
Development Action Plan,including key programs such as the Business
Ambassadors Program,Business Visitations,Medical Uses in the 2C Planning
Area,Entertainment District and Community Square.
The Committee inquired about business retention surveys,the status of the action
plans and Business Ambassador Program,and the status of a hotel in Aurora.
Staff advised on various aspects of these inquiries.
Moved by Councillor Abel
Seconded by Don Constable
THAT the memorandum regarding Economic Development Action Plan Update
be received for information.
CARRIED
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7.NEW BUSINESS
The Committee expressed interest in connecting with other municipal Economic
Development Advisory Committees to gather information on their goals,projects and
initiatives.
The Committee inquired as to whether the Building &Bylaw Services department will
be providing the Committee with an update and address questions asked regarding the
proposed Sign By-law update.The Chair indicated that he would speak with staff.
8.ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Bruce Walkinshaw
Seconded by Don Constable
THAT the meeting be adjourned at 8:26 p.m.
CARRIED
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS ARE NOT BINDING ON THE TOWN UNLESS
ADOPTED BY COUNCIL AT A LATER MEETING.
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DELEGATION REQUEST
This Delegation Request form and any written submissions or background information for
consideration by either Council or Committees of Council must be submitted to the Clerk’s office by
the following deadline:
4:30 P.M.ON THE BUSINESS DAY PRIOR TO THE REQUESTED MEETING DATE
COUNCIL/COMMITTEE/ADVISORY COMMITTEE DATE:January 14,2016
SUBJECT:Hotel Development Update
NAME OF SPOKESPERSON:Mayor Geoffrey Dawe,Town of Aurora
NAME OF GROUP OR PERSON(S)BEING REPRESENTED (if applicable):
BRIEF SUMMARY OF ISSUE OR PURPOSE OF DELEGATION:
To provide EDAC with an update on hotel development in Aurora.
PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:
Have you been in contact with a Town staff or Council member
regarding your matter of interest?YES ☐NO ☐
IF YES,WITH WHOM?DATE:
☒I acknowledge that the Procedural By-law permits five (5)minutes for Delegations.
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MEMORANDUM
DATE:January 14,2016
TO:Economic Development Advisory Committee
FROM:Techa van Leeuwen,Director of Building and Bylaw Services
RE:Proposed Sign By-law
RECOMMENDATIONS
THAT the memorandum regarding Proposed Sign By-law be received for information.
BACKGROUND
At the EDAC meeting of November 12,staff from Building and Bylaw Services Department
presented an overview of proposed changes to the Town of Aurora Sign By-law.The
presentation was received and a number of questions and comments were provided.
Responses to questions related to the technical provisions for signs such as vertical banner
signs,special events signs,real-estate signs,signs located on a heritage building or in a
heritage area were provided for at the meeting.Comments respecting sandwich board signs
will be considered during the final review of the by-law when all consultative groups have
provided comments.
Staff did commit to providing information respecting the cost and revenue generated by the
sign permit program.
COMMENTS
Sign Permit fees are collected in accordance with the fee schedule outlined in the by-law.
The current fee for permanent signs is based on of $5.00 per square metre of sign area with
a minimum fee of $75.00 whichever is greater.In 2015,the building division issued 35 sign
permits with total fees amounting to $6297.20.The average permit fee was approximately
$180 per permit.
100 John West Way
Box 1000
Aurora,Ontario
L4G 6J1
Phone:905-727-3123 ext.4748
Email:tvanleeuwen@aurora.ca
www.aurora.ca
Town of Aurora
Building and Bylaw Services
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The table below provides a cost analysis of the program delivery.The activities are defined
with average times per activity assigned.For the purpose of this analysis the hourly rate is a
fee that has been established in the Town’s Building By-law for plan review and inspections
as it is the same staff performing sign bylaw review and inspections.The hourly includes the
direct costs of service delivery such as base salaries and benefits as well as indirect costs
such as overhead,space allocation,IT support,payroll,general governance support,etc.
This model of cost allocation has been established in accordance with the Building Code Act
and is appropriate to apply in this instance as Signs are regulated by the Ontario Building
Code.Each year indirect costs from the building department are allocated to other cost
centres across the organization.
The table indicates that on average a sign permit costs $357.50 in comparison to the current
average fee being collected at $180.00.It should also be noted that progressive
enforcement costs have not been included.
Type Activities Average Time (min.)Hourly Rate Cost
Administration Application Review
45 min.$110 $82.50
Cash handling
Data entry
Triage
Review Sign By-law Review
60 min.$110 $110.00ZoningReview
Building Code Review
Inspection Footing /Foundation
60 min.$110 $110.00Final
Re-inspection
Enforcement Site visit(s)
30 min.$110 $55.00Documentation&record keeping
issuance of the notices and orders
Total Cost:$357.50
In conclusion the analysis indicates that current fees are not cost recovery and the
service is subsidized through other building permit activities.Therefore staff has
included in the proposed Sign By-law a fee increase to $150 per application plus $10
per sq.metre.
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MEMORANDUM
DATE:January 14,2016
TO:Economic Development Advisory Committee Members
FROM:Anthony Ierullo,Manager of Long Range and Strategic Planning
RE:Vacant Employment Land Inventory
RECOMMENDATIONS
THAT the memorandum be received for information.
BACKGROUND
The Town of Aurora’s Vacant Employment Land Inventory (VELI)is updated
periodically,with the most recent previous version being from January 2014.It is
intended to provide prospective investors,new or expanding companies,realtors and
site selectors with a snapshot of available employment lands.It accounts for all unbuilt
parcels designated for employment uses,but does not include any buildings that may
be built yet unoccupied,or any built parcels with opportunity for further expansion/infill.
The diagram below indicates where VELI fits into the continuum or EDAC-related plans:
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Phone:905-727-3123 ext.4742
Email:AIerullo@aurora.ca
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ANALYSIS
In total there is just over 160 hectares (160.70 ha,or 397 acres)of vacant designated
employment land in the Town of Aurora,broken down as follows:
Industrial Parkway North 2.34 ha (5.77 acres),1.5%
Industrial Parkway South 3.72 ha (9.18 acres),2.3%
Aurora East 0.75 ha (1.85 acres),0.5%
Magna/Preserve 17.20 ha (42.51 acres),10.7%
Wellington/404 54.71 ha (135.18 acres),34.0%
St John’s/404 82.00 ha (202.62 acres),51.0%
Of note, only a few parcels remain in Aurora’s original employment areas along
Industrial Parkway (North and South): 6.06 hectares, or 3.8% or the total supply.
Three parcels in the Aurora East employment area have been absorbed since the last
update, and this area is now also virtually built out, with one site at less than two acres
remaining (0.5% of the total inventory).
The fastest-developing employment area is the Wellington/404 area, with parcels being
absorbed along Don Hillock Drive and Eric T. Smith Way since the last inventory
update.
Over half of the total supply, the St. John’s-404 employment area, does not currently
have servicing connections, but is anticipated in 2016 (over 200 acres developable).
These lands include those contemplated for an Aurora medical campus cluster.
The bulk of the Town’s inventory and activity now resides in the concession adjacent
Highway 404, in the Wellington-404 and St. John’s-404 employment areas, which make
up 85% of the total inventory (136.7 hectares or 337.8 acres).
The availability of large parcels of serviced employment land in proximity to a 400-series
highway interchange will be a key economic driver in the coming years.
ATTACHMENTS
Town of Aurora Vacant Employment Land Inventory, January 2016 (to be provided at
meeting)
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MEMORANDUM
DATE:January 14,2016
TO:Economic Development Advisory Committee Members
FROM:Anthony Ierullo,Manager of Long Range and Strategic Planning
RE:Activity Report
RECOMMENDATIONS
THAT the memorandum be received for information.
BACKGROUND
Inquiries
The Economic Development Office received eight investor inquiries between November
1,2015 and January 1,2016.The nature of these inquiries were related to:
Three proposed industrial uses
One proposed hotel uses
Four proposed commercial uses
Business Openings
The Town of Aurora’s Economic Development Office was advised of seven new
business openings between October 15,2015 and December 15,2015.Please join me
in welcoming the following businesses to Aurora:
o EVERYDAY COOKING BY SANDRA KATANIC
(416)471-0800
www.sandrakatanic.com
o RBC ROYAL BUILDING CLEANING LTD.
158 Don Hillock Dr.,Unit 1
(905)727-6891
www.rbcclean.com
100 John West Way
Box 1000
Aurora,Ontario
L4G 6J1
Phone:905-727-3123 ext.4742
Email:AIerullo@aurora.ca
www.aurora.ca
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Planning &Development Services
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o GLOW MEDI SPA
15435 Yonge St.
(905)726-9333
www.glowmedispa.ca
o CROSSFIT AURORA CENTRAL
189 Earl Steward Dr.,Unit 5
(905)726-8686
www.crossfitAuroraCentral.com
o CITYSCAPE REAL ESTATE LTD.
238 Wellington St.East,Suite 211
(416)726-8430
http://sellbuyreal.estate/
o HOFMANN AND ISAAC INDIVIDUAL &FAMILY COUNSELLING
15260 Yonge St.,Suite 202
(905)716-4698
www.hofmannandisaac.ca
o GET FIT WITH DAVE
(647)221-9534
www.GetFitwithDave.ca
Upcoming Events
•RNC Employment Services:Hiring Event,9:30-2:00,Jan 20
•YSBEC BizLaunch Series:How to Grow your Business in 2016 (webinar),Jan 26
•The Small Business Start-Up Option,Presented by York Region Small Business
Centre (YSBEC),at RNC Employment Services,Aurora,Jan 28
•Aurora Chamber:Back to Business –A Strategic Planning Presentation,Jan 28
•YSBEC:How to Start a Small Business,YR Admin Centre Newmarket,Feb 3
•Aurora Chamber’s Annual Mayor’s Luncheon,Oakview Terrace,Feb 17
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TOWN OF AURORA
ADDITIONAL ITEMS
FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE MEETING
Thursday,January 14,2016
7 p.m.
Leksand Room
Item 4 –Memorandum from Mayor Geoffrey Dawe pg.1
Re:A Short History of a New Hotel in Aurora
RECOMMENDED:
THAT the memorandum regarding A Short History of a New Hotel in Aurora
be received for information.
Item 5 –Memorandum from Acting Manager of Corporate Communications pg.3
Re:2016 Community Recognition Awards
RECOMMENDED:
THAT the memorandum regarding 2016 Community Recognition Awards be
received for information.
MEMORANDUM
DATE:January 14,2016
TO:Economic Development Advisory Committee Members
FROM:Mayor Geoffrey Dawe
RE:A Short History of a New Hotel in Aurora
RECOMMENDATIONS
THAT the memorandum “A Short History of a New Hotel in Aurora”be received for
information.
BACKGROUND
Howard Johnson’s
The Howard Johnson Hotel has been in Aurora for decades and at one time hosted
several events such as banquets and dinner theatres,and in 2010 was the venue which
hosted the 2010 Municipal Election debate sponsored by the Aurora Chamber of
Commerce.
The Hotel has since ceased operations and currently has come into disrepair.The
property is privately owned and,although a number of people and organizations have
expressed interest in the property,the current owner is most uncommunicative and
uncooperative.
New Hotel
A new hotel was proposed for the corner of Leslie Street and Wellington Street East in
2007/2008.The property had been acquired and Development Charges had been paid.
To my knowledge,the operator lived abroad and the proposal was to build an “extended
stay”type of hotel.However,due to changes in the economy,the owner cancelled their
plans.
This property was then sold to a small,Mississauga-based builder who had proposed a
Best Western franchise.I met with them early in 2011;however,they elected not to
proceed.As a result of not building within a defined time period i,the Development
Charges that had originally been applied in 2007/2008 were now out of date,and any
new build would be at the new Development Charges rate.
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Office of the Mayor
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A Short History of a
January 14,2016 -2-New Hotel in Aurora
Development Charges
Development Charges are fees charged by the Town/Region to cover infrastructure
costs for water,sewers,etc.Development Charges are enacted with the passing of a
by-law,after extensive consultation with industry representatives,for example,BILDii.
The bulk of Development Charges (certainly in Aurora)are from the residential side
(around 75%),with the remainder coming from industry (business park,commercial,
industrial,and hotels).
Hotels are charged at an increased rate.The rationale for this is that they are
essentially a small apartment building with each room requiring water/wastewater
connections.
Development Charges Deferral
In August 2015,staff brought forward Report No.PL15-060 with a recommendation to
defer the excess portion of the Town’s Hotel Development Charges and to request the
same of the Region.This was endorsed by Council.
Investigations by staff had determined that the Development Charges for an 87-suite
hotel in Aurora would be $2,756,627.28 as compared to $831,824.40 in Ajax.This
obvious imbalance was the driver for the staff recommendation.
I am currently working with a developer who is proposing a new hotel in the Leslie
Street/Wellington Street East area in an effort to receive similar treatment on the
Regional Development Charges.I am expecting a report to come forward to Regional
Council in February 2016.
i Note that a project not started within six months from permit issuance is then subject to the Development
Charges that are in effect at the later date.ii BILD =Building Industry &Land Development Association
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MEMORANDUM
DATE:January 14,2016
TO:Economic Development Advisory Committee
FROM:Anthony Ierullo,Acting Manager of Corporate Communications
RE:2016 Community Recognition Awards
RECOMMENDED
THAT the memorandum regarding the 2016 Community Recognition Awards be
received for information.
BACKGROUND
In the fall of 2015,Council appointed a Community Recognition Review Ad Hoc Committee
to review the structure,format and content of the Town’s Community Recognition Awards.
Based on the Committee’s recommendations,Council recently approved a revised format
for the 2016 Awards that includes a number of new Award categories including the Good
Business Award.
The Good Business Award is awarded to a business that demonstrates community
involvement and contributes to building community capacity,and that supports the overall
health and well-being of the community.
In support of the initiative,the Community Recognition Review Advisory Committee has
requested that the Economic Development Advisory Committee assist in promoting the
2016 Community Recognition Awards as well as in encouraging the nomination of local
businesses that warrant consideration for the Good Business Award.
Detailed information and nomination forms are available at www.aurora.ca/cra.
ATTACHMENTS
Attachment 1 –2016 Community Recognition Awards Nomination Package
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Email:Aierullo@aurora.ca
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Town of Aurora
Office of the Chief Administrative Officer
Corporate Communications
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2016 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION
AWARDS –CATEGORIES &CRITERIA
Friday,March 4,2016.
Monday,May 30,2016.
VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARD
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YOUTH VOLUNTEER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
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ENVIRONMENTAL AW ARD
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ACHIEVEMENT IN SPORTS AWARD
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2016 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION
AWARDS –CATEGORIES &CRITERIA
ARTS AND CULTURE AWARD
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COMMUNITY ORGANIZER/ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR AWARD
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GOOD NEIGHBOUR AWARD
•one
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NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AW ARD
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GOOD BUSINESS AW ARD
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2016 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION
AWARDS –CATEGORIES &CRITERIA
ACCESSIBILITY AWARD
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CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARD
Special consi deration may be given to nominees younger than 16 years of age,if the evaluation group deems such a
nomination applicable and the nominee meets all other criteria.
The evaluation group will give priority to nominations that recognize a nominee’s recent or ongoing activities or contributions
to the Town of Aurora.Special consideration may be given to posthumous nominations or to nominees whose activities or
contributions occurred more than three (3)years ago,if the evaluation group deems such nominations applicable and the
nominee meets all other criteria.
Friday,March 4,2016.
ATTENTION:JENNIFER NORTON
2016 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION AWARD NOMINATION
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2016 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION
AWARDS –CATEGORIES &CRITERIA
Friday,March 4,2016.
Nominator
Organization
Category:
I Nominate
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2016 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION
AWARDS –CATEGORIES &CRITERIA
Please provide as much information on the nominee as you can as it pertains to the category
chosen.
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