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TOWN OF AURORA
COUNCIL MEETING
NO. 12-92
Council Chambers
Aurora Town Hall
Wednesday, March 25, 1992
8:06 p.m.
COUNCIL MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE Deputy Mayor Timpson in the Chair;
Councillors Constable, Griffith,
Healy, Jones, McKenzie, Pedersen and
Weller.
Mayor West was absent due to family
illness.
STAFF MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE Chief Administrative Officer,
Municipal Clerk, Deputy Clerk,
Director of Planning, Treasurer,
Director of Leisure Services,
Director of Public Works, Director of
Building Administration and Fire
Chief.
DECLARATION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST
Councillor McKenzie declared a possible. Conflict of Interest in Accounts
paid to Herb McKenzie Auto Parts, due to monetary interest in same and did
not take part in or vote on any questions in this regard or attempt in any
way to influence the voting on such questions.
Councillor Pedersen declared a poss i b 1 e Conflict of Interest in Accounts
paid to Canada Law Book, due to employment with same and did not take part
in or vote on any questions in this regard or attempt in any way to
influence the voting on such questions.
Councillor Healy declared a possible Conflict of Interest in Staff report
LS92-027-101, due to membership in the Service Organization which had
requested an amendment to the Smoking By-law.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
#164. Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT the content of the Agenda be approved as outlined herein, with
the addition thereto of the following:
a resolution with respect to construction of an access roadway
to Aurora Cemetery Corporation lands, to the Unfinished
Business section of the Agenda;
three letters received from citizens with regard to the George
Street Pool, to the Correspondence and Petitions section of
the Agenda;
correspondence from the Director of Economic Deve 1 opment for
Markham re: Buttonville Airport, to the New Business section
of the Agenda;
a memorandum from the Treasurer re: Report TR92-018-111, to
the Unfinished Business section of the Agenda; and
a memorandum from the Director of Leisure Services withdrawing
Report LS92-129-113 re: Child Supervisory Services -Aurora
Leisure Complex, from the New Business section of the Agenda.
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AMENDMENT: Upon the question of the adoption of the resolution, it was:
#165. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT the delegates speaking with respect to closure of the George
Street Pool be moved to first place in the Delegation section of
the Agenda; and
THAT consideration of the question of the proposed closure of the
pool shall occur immediately after such delegates.
CARRIED
The resolution CARRIED AS AMENDED.
DELEGATIONS
Mr. William Purchase, resident re: The Closing
of George Street Pool
Mr. Purchase indicated that, if the George Street Pool is closed, only 17
hours of leisure and family swimming will be available in the Town and none
of these available hours will occur before 3:30 p.m. He noted that over
$14,000.000.00 was spent on the construction of the Town Hall and asked why
the funds necessary to keep the pool opened could not be found. He stated
that the pool and related building were structurally sound and would not
require $212,000.00 to renovate. Noting that operating costs were only
$36,000.00, he presented a petition on behalf of concerned adults and
children containing over 1100 signatures requesting Council to reconsider
its decision to close the pool.
Mr. Bill McClenny Jr., resident re: George Street
Pool Closure and 1992 Town Budget
Mr. McClenny took issue with a suggestion that past Councils had determined
to close the George Street Pool once the Leisure Complex became functional.
He said that the Town needs such a pool, since neighbourhood children can
walk or bicycle to this location. He stated that the Town does not require
expensive reconstruction of a pool that is already operational. Mr.
McClenny also reviewed the Town's -budgets since 1990, noting a history of
surpluses and enquired whether a 1991 surplus would not be revealed until
after the George Street Pool was closed. He then asked Council to eliminate
the interest it is paying on funds borrowed from its Parks Reserve Fund and
to reconsider its decision that funds were unavailable to open the George
Street Pool.
Upon conclusion of the Delegates, the Director of Leisure Services displayed
a video of the facilities at the George Street Pool.
#166. Moved by Councillor Constable Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT Council re-evaluate its decision to close the George Street
pool for the 1992 operating season;
THAT, for the purposes of conducting such a re-evaluation, a
Committee be formed consisting of three citizen members, three
Councillors, and the Director of Leisure Services;
THAT Council appoint the citizen members to this Committee within a
1-week period;
THAT the Committee be requested to report its findings to Counci 1
no later than May 1, 1992; and
THAT the scope of work for this Committee be comprised of the
following:
Analyze, evaluate and report on the extent of works required
to ensure that the pool and buildings are functional for use
in 1992 and produce cost estimates for same;
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Calculate and report on the operating costs for the pool for
1992 assuming that;
(a) instruction will be provided at the pool and,
(b) instruction will not be provided at the pool.
Conduct a benefit/cost analysis, (e.g. cost/user, cost/hour of
operation, etc.) for the operation of the pool for 1992; and
Recommend a financial plan to cover the costs of operating the
pool.
CARRIED
At 9:20 p.m. Council recessed to permit numbers of the audience, who were
concerned with the George Street Pool closure, to depart. At 9:25 p.m.
Council reconvened.
Mr. Robert Chusid, Greyrock (Aurora) Building Corporation re: Letter of
Credit-750222 Ontario Limited, lot No. 7, Plan 65M-2748
Mr. Chusid spoke with respect to Report LS92-024-110. He noted that the
deve 1 a per's Agreement with the Town permits a letter of Credit to be drawn
down for damages, but not as a penalty. Mr. Chusid pointed out that the
Town's forces had not been engaged to service the trees involved. He
admitted that the Town might have incurred administrative costs in this
regard, but asked Council to review whether costs of $5,000,00 had, in fact,
been incurred. Noting that the developer had committed itself in a letter
of intent to correct the problem, he pointed out that it was difficult to
obtain tradespersons 2 years ago to take timely action within the time
period provided. In conclusion, he asked Council to reconsider its decision
to draw down the letter of Credit.
#167. Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT the matter be referred for consideration along with Report
LS92-024-110.
CARRIED
Mr. Robert Johnston, Alcorn & Associates limited re: Staff Report on
Closing of Old Yonge Street
Mr. Johnston addressed Report CL92-012-102, noting that he was working with
the developer on this site and was available to answer any questions Council
might have. He suggested that the first of the Clerk's recommendations
should be amended to refer to the closure of both the east-west portion and,
possibly, a north-south portion of Old Yonge Street, since such lands might
not be required by the Town as part of the Old Yonge Street road allowance.
Such areas would be defined by a later survey.
#168. Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor Pedersen
THAT the matter be referred for consideration along with Report
CL92-012-102.
CARRIED
Mr. Wayne Banda, resident re: The Town's Selective Enforcement of By-laws
Mr. Banda indicated that, during his 22 years residence in Aurora, the
quality of life in the neighbourhood surrounding Collins Crescent had
deteriorated as absentee landlords converted units from single-family
dwellings to multi-family dwellings. Noting that this was prohibited in the
Town Zoning By-law and resulted in significant problems with respect to
parking, police and fire prevention, he asked why Council was vigilant to
enforce such by-laws as on-street parking, but did not enforce this aspect
of the Zoning By-law.
#169. Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor Constable
THAT the request be referred to Staff to provide a Report, which
would include discussion of the legal implications of this issue.
CARRIED
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Mrs. Linda Granger, resident re: Babysitting at the
Aurora Family Leisure Complex
Ms. Nora McNells spoke on behalf of concerned users of the babysitting
service at the Leisure Complex to express disapproval of proposed fee
increase, service reductions and eventual termination of the service. She
pointed out that mothers with young families are attracted by this service
and promote membership by enrolling the entire family. She asked why
Council has chosen to discriminate against such users.
Mr. Granger presented a petition on behalf of concerned users. He stated
that Newmarket, Vaughan and Markham offer such a service, which is seen as an
integral part of other programs offered. He suggested that, instead of a
user pay system, this service be characterized as a community necessity,
even if some Council subsidization is required. He also suggested that the
tender to determine the costs of pro vision of these services through the
private sector had not been thoroughly canvassed. He asked Council to
appoint a citizen's Committee to re-evaluate the issue.
#170. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor Griffith
THAT the information be referred to the Director of Leisure
Services in connection with a Report that may be prepared on this
issue.
CARRIED
ADOPTION OF MINUTES
Council Minutes No. 09-92, Wednesday, February 26, 1992
and Council Minutes No. 11-92, Wednesday, March 11, 1992
#171. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT the Minutes of Meeting Numbers 09-92 and 11-92 be adopted as
printed and circulated.
CARRIED
PASSING OF ACCOUNTS
#172. Moved by Counc i 11 or We 11 er Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT the following Accounts in the total amount of $9,873,120.58
details of which are on file with the Treasury Office, are approved
by Council for payment and the seal of the Corporation be attached
thereto.
Cheques
Cheque #22233 TO #22260
Cheque #22261 TO #22350
Cheque #22351 TO #22432
Manual/Reserve Cheques
32/92 TO 34/92
00252
TOTAL
CARRIED
L I B R A R Y
$ 231,607.47
$ 98,011.73
$3,124,088.69
$6,419,412.69
$9,873,120.58
Councillor McKenzie, having previously declared a possible Conflict of
Interest in Accounts paid to Herb McKenzie Auto Parts, did not take part in
the vote called for payment of this account.
Councillor Pedersen, having previously declared a possible Conflict of
Interest in Accounts paid to Canada Law Book, did not take part in the vote
called for payment of this account.
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SECTION "A" -CONSENT ITEMS
Correspondence and Petitions
United Way of York Region re: Request for Proclamation
of the Week of September 14, 1992 as "United Way Week",
and Request for Permission to Run Banner Across Yonqe
Street at Aurora Heights Drive during their Campaign
THAT the week of September 14, 1992, be proclaimed "United Way
Week" in the Town of Aurora; and
THAT permission be granted to United Way of York Region to run a
banner across Yonge Street at Aurora Heights Drive, September 14
through November 30, 1992.
City of Vaughan re: Extended Area Service in the
Greater Toronto Area
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Committee of Adjustment, Notice of Decision -
Application B-l5-91/D10-15-91 (Dewitt-Tisch)
Application B-01-92/DlO-Ol-92 (Coscan)
Application A-04-92/D13-04-92 (Adams)
Application A-03-92/D13-03-92 (Orr)
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Regional Municipality of York re: Clause No. 28
contained in Report No. 4 of the Reqional
Transportation and Environmental Services Committee,
headed "1992 York North Water Service Rate"
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Regional Municipality of York re: Clause No. 22
contained in Report No. 4 of the Regional
Transportation and Environmental Services Committee,
headed "Gypsy Moth Contro 1 Programme Cance 11 ati on"
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Regional Municipality of York re: Clause No. 4
contained in Report No. 4 of the Management
Committee, headed "Tree By-law Enforcement"
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Environmental
Systems,
vans
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Ministry of Revenue re: 1992 Market Values
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority re:
1991 Annual Report
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
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THAT the "No Stopping/Parking" signs located on the east and west
side of George Street, between Kennedy Street and Hawthorne Lane,
be hooded on May 5th and 7th, I992 between the hours of 6:00 p.m.
and 9:30 p.m. for both evenings.
or0anization of Small Urban Municipalities re
OS M's 39th Annual Conference to be held on
April 29 to May 1, I992
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Staff Reports
CL92-0I4-IOO -Execution of Discharge of Mortgage,
Parcel 80-4, Section W-I, Being Part I on Plan 65R-7075
#I73.
THAT the Mayor and Municipal Clerk be authorized to execute the
attached Discharge of Mortgage.
Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT the suggested resolutions respecting the matters 1 isted as
"Consent Items" be adopted as submitted to Council, and Staff be
authorized to take all necessary action required to give effect to
same.
CARRIED
SECTION B -MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION
CORRESPONDENCE AND PETITIONS
York Regional Police Hockey Club re: Rental of Ice Time
#I74. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT the matter be referred to the Director of Leisure Services for
a Report to see if the request can be accommodated.
CARRIED
Ms. Heather Trusler, Ms. Aileen Graham,
Nancy Shannon, K. Barnes and Julie Galligan,
residents re: Closure of George Street Pool
#I75. Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT the correspondence be referred to the Committee on the George
Street Pool.
CARRIED
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Aurora Transportation for the Physically Disabled
Committee, Report No. I
#I76. Moved by Councillor Healy Seconded by Councillor Griffith
THAT the Annual
Transportation for
information; and
Report from the Chairman of the Aurora
the Physically Disabled Committee be received as
THAT Council express its appreciation to the Chairman of the
Committee.
CARRIED
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Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT the annual Report be referred to the Committee for a response
on each of the recommendations therein.
CARRIED
STAFF REPORTS
CL92-012-102 -Road Closure -Old Yonge Street, and
Delegation of Mr. Robert Johnston, Alcorn & Associates
Limited re: Staff Report on Closing of Old Yonge Street
#178.
#179.
Moved by Councillor Griffith Seconded by Councillor Constable
THAT consideration of this matter be deferred until a plan of survey
of the portion of 01 d Yonge Street proposed to be closed can be
prepared.
DEFEATED
Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor Pedersen
THAT, previous Council decisions to proceed with the closing of the
east-west portion of Old Yonge Street be affirmed, in principle,
subject to Council's review of the plan of survey to be prepared.
THAT, the legal firm of Thompson Vukelich Langley Wilson and
Darlington be engaged by the Town to pursue the necessary steps
leading to the closing of the road in accordance with the terms
outlined in the attached correspondence from Alcorn and Associates;
THAT, in the interim, Council recognize that a portion of the lands
subject of the closure are incorporated into applications for
redevelopment submitted on behalf of Maple Leaf Foods Limited; and
THAT, the proponents of the redevelopment be requested to meet with
the adjoining owners to endeavor to determine whether previous
concerns expressed related to traffic utilizing the portion of the
road to be closed remain.
CARRIED
AFD92-003-103 -Awarding of Tender Number F1992-02
SCBA Cylinder Refilling Station
#180. Moved by Councillor Constable Seconded by Councillor Healy
THAT the Town of Aurora award the contract for Tender Number
Fl992-02, SCBA Cylinder Refilling Station, to Jorda i r Engineering
Inc., for the total amount of $28,168.10 to be charged to Capital
Projects -Account Number 201-901.
CARRIED
LS92-007-104 -1992 Grant Requests
#181. Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT grants be awarded totalling $80,087 to the organizations and
for the events noted, in a report from the Director of Lei sure
Services, in accordance with the es tab 1 i shed Grants Po 1 icy; and
THAT Counci 1 approve an addition to the estab 1 i shed Grants Po 1 icy
whereby funds requested for purchase of any operating materia 1 s,
furniture or capital equipment be ineligible.
CARRIED
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LS92-028-105 -Aurora Town Hall -Facility Bookings
#181. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT Council approve the attached information/procedure package
outlining booking procedures and fee schedules for the Aurora Town
Hall.
CARRIED
PL92-021-107 -Proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law
Amendment, Matle Leaf Foods Inc., 6 Old Yonge Street
Part Lot 84,oncession 1 E.Y.S., Part Lot 86, R.P. 246
D09-03-92, 014-03-92
#182. Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT the following overview of applications D09-03-92 and
D14-03-92, tentatively scheduled for the April 30, 1992 Public
Planning Meeting, be received as information.
CARRIED
PL92-022-108-Proposed ZoninT B*-1aw Amendments
Blocks G, H and J, Plan M-57 D1 -31-91)
Blocks E and F, Plan M-57 (14-33-91)
West Hill Redevelopment Company Limited
Blocks 204-210 Plan 65M-2376 (D14-32-91)
Revlis Securities Limited
#183. Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor Pedersen
THAT applications D14-31-91 and D14-32-91 be scheduled for the
public planning meeting of April 30, 1992.
CARRIED
CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT ITEMS REQUIRING SEPARATE DISCUSSION
LS92-027-101 -By-Law No. 3351 -Regulating Smoking
within Mun1cipal Premises
#184. Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT staff be authorized to prepare an amendment to By-law
No. 3351-91 to permit smoking on the main floor area at the Aurora
Community Centre when it is leased or licensed/rented/permitted for
private use.
CARRIED
Councillor Healy, having previously declared a possible Conflict of Interest
in Staff report LS92-027-101, did not take part in the vote called in this
regard.
Refional Municipality of York re: By-law No.
W-19-92-34, a By-law to Establish Charges for the
Supply of Water to Certain Area Municipalities
#185. Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
CARRIED
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Ministry of Education re: News Release -General
Legislative Grants to School Boards
#186. Moved by Councillor Griffith Seconded by Councillor Constable
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
CARRIED
RESOLUTION
Release of Site Plan Securities
#187. Moved by Councillor Healy Seconded by Councillor Griffith
THAT, upon the recommendation of the Director of Public Works, the
Director of Building Administration, the Director of Leisure
Services, and the Fire Chief, the financial securities held in
connection with the Outside Work provisions of the following Site
Plan Agreements may now be released in their entirety.
Developer
Ariah Developments
89 Yonge Street South
RYTY Real Estate Ltd.
(Spectrum Educational Supplies)
125 Mary Street
Site Plan
Agreement No.
Dll-24-88
Dll-07-90
CARRIED
Security
Amount
$ 15,500.00
$ 19,650.00
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Access Road to new Aurora Cemetery Corporation Lands
#188. Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor Jones
WHEREAS the 1992 Budget, as adopted by Council on March 11, 1992
did not contain an allocation of funds respecting contributions to
the road improvement works contemplated on the Aurora Cemetery
Corporation Lands;
AND WHEREAS Council desires to fulfill a commitment made to
complete construction of an access roadway during 1992;
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED THAT the Aurora Cemetery Corporation be
advised that the Town of Aurora will provide funding to a maximum
amount of $17,242.08 being the estimated amount of the Town's share
of the proposed works; and
THAT the necessary funds be obtained from the Engineering Reserve
Fund.
CARRIED
York Region Board of Education re: Smoking on Board
of Educat1on Property
#189. Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
CARRIED
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BA92-005-109 -Filly and Firkin Signage
14888 Yonge Street, Aurora
#190.
#191.
Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Constable
THAT the Sign By~ law be amended to permit the existing signage at
Filly and Firkin.
DEFEATED
Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT Council receive the following as information; and
THAT Counci 1 refer the Filly & Firkin request to the Committee
reviewing proposed sign by-law revisions.
CARRIED
LS92-024-110 -Greyrock Group of Companies request for
Letter of Credit Reinstatement Subdivision Plan 65M-2748
and Delegation of Mr. Robert Chusid, Greyrock (Aurora) Building
Corporation re: Letter of Credit-750222 Ontario Limited,
Lot No. 7, Plan 65M-2748
#192. Moved by Councillor Constable Seconded by Councillor Griffith
THAT Council deny the request to reinstate the letter of credit
associated with Greyrock Group of Companies, Lot 7, Plan 65M-2748.
CARRIED
TR92-018-111 -Additional Information Regarding Sewer/Water
Charges in other Municipalities, and Memorandum from the Treasurer
#193.
BY-LAWS
#194.
Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT Report No. TR92-018 regarding additional information on Sewer
and Water Rates in other Municipalities be received as information.
CARRIED
Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT leave be given the Mover and Seconder to introduce the
following bills for First Reading:
3386-92 Being a By-law to amend By-law No.
3177-90, as amended, a By-law to
regulate Building Permits and
Inspections.
3387-92 Being a By-law to establish fees for
applications to the Committee of
Adjustment for the Town of Aurora
and to repeal By-law 3284-91.
3388-92 Being a By-law to establish Planning
fees for the Town of Aurora.
3389-92 Being a By-law to prescribe a fee
schedule for the sale of Town
Publications, and prescribe service
charges for administrative matters
and to repeal By-law 3263-91.
AND THAT the same be taken as read a First Time.
CARRIED
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#195.
#196.
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Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT leave be given the Mover and Seconder to introduce the
following bills for Second Reading:
3386-92 Being a By-law to amend By-law No.
3177-90, as amended, a By-law to
regulate Building Permits and
Inspections.
3387-92 Being a By-law to establish fees for
applications to the Committee of
Adjustment for the Town of Aurora
and to repeal By-law 3284-91.
3388-92 Being a By-law to establish Planning Fees
for the Town of Aurora.
3389-92 Being a By-law to prescribe a fee
schedule for the sale of Town
Publications, and prescribe service
charges for administrative matters
and to repeal By-law 3263-91.
AND THAT the same be taken as read a Second Time.
CARRIED
Moved by Councillor Griffith Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT leave be given the Mover and Seconder to introduce the
following by-laws for Third Reading:
3379-92 Being a By-law to amend the Parking
By-law with respect to Maple Street
and angle parking and to repeal By-law
3214-90
3382-92 Being a By-law to prohibit the sale of
Purple Loosestrife in the Town of Aurora.
3383-92 Being a By-law to regulate the keeping of
dogs and to repeal By-laws Numbers 3264-91,
3095-89, 2936-87, 2481-82 and 2215-78.
3384-92 Being a By-law to amend By-law 2732-85,
(the Property Standards By-law) as
amended by By-1 aw 3069-89.
3385-92 Being a By-law to amend the Parking
By-law with respect to Reuben Street.
AND THAT the same be taken as read a Third Time.
CARRIED
QUESTIONS BY MEMBERS
Councillor Weller -Asked the Director of Leisure Services whether
a ticket system could be used when people must
line-up to register for programs, so that
there are fewer concerns over losing one's
place in the line-up.
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Councillor Healy
NEW BUSINESS
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-Asked Council to reconsider whether proposed
expenditures for the Church Street School's
heating system were cost-effective, given the
overall costs to restore the School.
-Asked the Director of Works to report on a
parking problem on Wellington Street East,
just east of Tayson's Meats Ltd. and to
provide back-up information on the
recommendations of the Northeast Quadrant
Traffic Study Committee.
The Regional Municipality of York re: Partnership in the
Continued Operation of the Buttonville Airport; and
ADM92-002-112 -Buttonville Airport and correspondence from
Director of Economic Development, Town of Markham re:
Buttonville Airport Presentation
#197. Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Constable
THAT the materials be received as information.
CARRIED
ADJOURNMENT
#198. Moved by Councillor McKenzie
THAT the meeting be adjourned at 10:55 p.m.
CARRIED
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