Council Meeting
Revised Agenda

C#23-20
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(Electronic Meeting during an Emergency, pursuant to Section 238(3.3) of the Municipal Act, 2001)

His Worship
Mayor Dave Barrow

PUBLIC NOTICE

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Clerk's Note: Staff Report SRCS.20.09 and Proposed By-law 26-20 have been withdrawn.

  • a) That the Urban Forest Management Plan be approved;

    b) That staff report SRCS.20.15 regarding Richmond Hill's Urban Forest Management Plan be received for information.

  • a) That staff report SRCS.20.15 regarding Culvert Emergency Repairs be received as information;

    b) That emergency repairs as outlined in staff report SRCS.20.15 be approved;

    c) That funding the culvert emergency repairs for $235,000 from the Water Quality Protection Reserve be approved.

  • a) That the Zoning By-law Amendment and draft Plan of Subdivision applications submitted by 2233721 Ontario Inc. for lands known as Part of Lot 16, Concession 2, E.Y.S. (municipal address: 0 Bayview Avenue), City Files D02-15032 and D03-15009, be approved, subject to the following:

    i. that a portion of the subject lands be rezoned from Neighbourhood Commercial (NC) Zone to Residential Single Family Four (R4) Zone with site specific provisions as set out in staff report SRPRS.20.071;

    ii. that the draft amending Zoning By-law as set out in Appendix 'B' to staff report SRPRS.20.071 be finalized to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Planning and Regulatory Services;

    iii. that pursuant to Section 34(17) of the Planning Act, Council deem that no further notice be required with respect to any necessary modifications to the draft amending Zoning By-law to implement the proposed development on the subject lands;

    iv. that prior to forwarding the final amending Zoning By-law to Council for consideration and enactment, the applicant pay the applicable processing fee in accordance with the City’s Tariff of Fees By-law;

    v. that the Plan of Subdivision as depicted on Map 5 to staff report SRPRS.20.071 be draft approved, subject to the conditions of draft approval as set out in Appendix 'C' to staff report SRPRS.20.071; and,

    vi. that prior to draft approval being granted, the applicant pay the applicable processing fee in accordance with the City’s Tariff of Fees By-law.

    b) That all comments concerning the applicant’s related Site Plan application (City File D06-15066) be referred back to staff.

  • a) That the revised Zoning By-law Amendment and draft Plan of Subdivision applications submitted by Devon Lane Construction Ltd. for lands known as Part of Lot 29, Concession 2, E.Y.S. (municipal address: 11289 Bayview Avenue), City Files D02-02042 and D03-02002, be approved, subject to the following:

    i. that the subject lands be rezoned from Agricultural (A1) Zone under By-law 2325-68, as amended, and Urban (UR) Zone under By-law 128-04, as amended, to Semi-Detached One (RD1) Zone, Residential Wide Shallow Two (RWS2) Zone, Multiple Residential One (RM1) Zone, Institutional One (I1) Zone, Park (P) Zone, Environmental Protection Two (EPA2) Zone and Open Space (O) Zone under By-law 55-15, as amended, with site specific provisions as set out in Appendix 'B' to staff report SRPRS.20.074;

    ii. that the draft amending Zoning By-law as set out in Appendix 'B' to staff report SRPRS.20.074 be finalized to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Planning and Regulatory Services;

    iii. that pursuant to Section 34(17) of the Planning Act, Council deem that no further notice be required with respect to any necessary modifications to the draft amending Zoning By-law to implement the proposed development on the subject lands;

    iv. that prior to forwarding the final amending Zoning By-law to Council for consideration and enactment, the applicant pay the applicable processing fee in accordance with the City’s Tariff of Fees By-law;

    v. that the Plan of Subdivision as depicted on Map 7 to staff report SRPRS.20.074 be draft approved, subject to the conditions of draft approval as set out in Appendix 'C' to staff report SRPRS.20.074;

    vi. that prior to draft approval being granted, the applicant pay the applicable processing fee in accordance with the City’s Tariff of Fees By-law;

    b) That 409.5 persons equivalent of servicing allocation (130 semi-detached dwelling units) be assigned to the subject lands to facilitate the first phase of development and that the authority to assign additional servicing allocation to a future phase(s) of development on the subject lands be delegated to the Commissioner of Planning and Regulatory Services subject to the City’s Interim Growth Management Strategy;

    c) That the assigned servicing allocation be released by the Commissioner of Planning and Regulatory Services in accordance with By-law 109-11, as amended.

  • a) That staff report SRPRS.20.088 regarding the Private Street Naming Application submitted by Leslie Richmond Developments Ltd. for the lands known as Part of Lot 30, Concession 3, E.Y.S. (municipal address: 1521 19th Avenue) be approved subject to the following:

    i. that the proposed private street names Enniskillen Lane (P), George Bales Lane (P), Gillies Lane (P), Kahshe Lane (P), Millman Lane (P), Norman Fleming Lane (P), Onigam Lane (P), Seine Lane (P), Stanley Dennis Lane (P), Tay Lane (P), Whitefish Lane (P) and Wolsey Lane (P) be approved in accordance with staff report SRPRS.20.088; 

    ii. that staff be directed to bring forward a by-law to a regularly scheduled Council meeting to implement the approval of the proposed private names upon finalization of the development applications.

  • a) That the request by Elgin House Properties Limited for 432.91 persons equivalent of servicing allocation (Phase 1 - 195 dwelling units) for the lands known as Part of Lots 26 and 27, Concession 2, E.Y.S. (municipal address: 1000 Elgin Mills Road East), City File D06-15079, be approved;

    b) That the authority to assign additional servicing allocation to a future phase(s) of development on the subject lands be delegated to the Commissioner of Planning and Regulatory Services subject to the criteria in the City’s Interim Growth Management Strategy;

    c) That the assigned servicing allocation be released by the Commissioner of Planning and Regulatory Services in accordance with By-law 109-11.

  • That the following correspondence received regarding Age Friendly Communities be received:

    a) Raj Sethi, President, York Region Indian Seniors Club, dated June 9, 2020;

    b) Li Li, Ward 6 resident, dated June 9, 2020;

    c) Marj Andre, Community Connector, received June 9, 2020;

    d) Sara Mathew, 7 Fanshaw Drive, dated June 9, 2020;

    e) Michelle Franz, 101 Baynards Lane, dated June 9, 2020.

Moved by: Councillor West

  • Whereas The Monarch Butterfly is one of the most iconic and cherished insects in North America. The Monarch’s epic 5,000-kilometre migration from eastern Canada to the forests of central Mexico begins in late August each year.

    Whereas in 2013, the eastern population of the Monarch Butterfly dropped by 95 per cent, the smallest recorded population since the mid-1990s. Since 2013, the population has rebounded, thanks in part to the collective efforts of thousands of individuals, groups and communities across Canada, but the Monarch’s future remains in serious peril.

    Whereas in 2016 Richmond Hill was one of the first municipalities in Canada to sign the National Wildlife Federation Mayor’s Monarch Pledge thus providing a leadership role in helping to save the Monarch Butterfly.  Since 2016 many other North American municipalities have signed this pledge.

    Whereas Richmond Hill’s commitment to preserve habitat, provide public education and to take action to help Monarchs and other insect species recover and thrive was further strengthened in 2018 when Council endorsed a motion to designate Richmond Hill as a Bee City in accordance with the Bee City Canada program.

    Whereas a number of organizations lead by the Toronto Region Conservation Authority through an organization known as Monarch Nation, are working together to take action to preserve and protect Monarch Butterflies and are asking citizens and municipalities to join them by proclaiming a day in late August at the start of the annual Monarch migration period to specifically recognize this iconic species.

    Whereas proclaiming Flight of the Monarch Day is an opportunity for Richmond Hill citizens to join with others to celebrate the growing movement to protect monarch butterflies and the astonishing phenomenon of their migration as their epic journey southward begins.

    Therefore be it resolved that to further strengthen our commitment to provide public education, and take action to create a healthy environment for Monarch Butterflies and other pollinating insect species, that August 22, 2020 will be proclaimed Flight of the Monarch Day in Richmond Hill.

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