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1988 First Meeting COUNCIL MINUTES INDEX - 1988 FIRST MEETING - JANUARY 11 FILE NO. 1. COUNCIL - EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY IN THE 51-1 PASSING OF CONTROLLER ESTHER SHINER. 2. SPECIAL DAYS/EVENTS - ITALIAN LUNCHEON AND 0-2 BANQUET - DECEMBER 4 AND 11, 1987 - EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION FOR DONATION - BLOORVIEW FOUNDATION. 3. OZ-88-02 - VICTOR FEINMAN & FELICIA FEINMAN, ZION SASSON & JOYCE FEINMAN SASSON, IVAN MILENOV, JEFFREY J. LIPSITZ — 531 — 537 LAWRENCE AVENUE WEST - PART OF LOTS 13 TO 16, PLAN 3203. WARD 4 4. OZ-88-03 - DAVID KWOK (FOR FOREST LANE PROPERTIES INC.) - 25 FISHERVILLE ROAD - PART OF LOT 22, PLAN 2570 - WEST OF BATHURST STREET, SOUTH OF STEELES AVENUE. WARD 7 5. Z-88-01 - CENTENNIAL HOSPITAL LINEN SERVICES- PART OF LOT 21, CONC. 5 W.Y.S. BETWEEN JANE STREET AND HWY. 400, NORTH OF FINCH AVENUE. WARD 3 6. HYDRO - NORTH YORK - PCB DECONTAMINATION AT 4 9 - 1 FOUR LOCATIONS -APPLICATION BY SUN ENVIRO- AND 59 NMENTAL LIMITED. WARDS 1, 7, 9 AND 11. 7. COUNCIL - OFFICE OF CONTROLLER - BY-LAW TO 51-1 DECLARE A VACANCY ON THE BOARD OF CONTROL DUE TO THE PASSING OF CONTROLLER ESTHER SHINER. 8. OZ-87-55 - HUNBOLD PROPERTIES LTD. - LANDS TO THE REAR OF 1130 FINCH AVENUE WEST - NOTICE OF APPEAL AND WITHDRAWAL OF APPEAL TO BY-LAW 30367. WARD 7 9. LOTTERY LICENCE - RAFFLE - THE ROTARY CLUB OF 146 WILLOWDALE - 2350 BAYVIEW AVENUE, NORTH YORK. ($9,900.00 — WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1988). 10. LOTTERY LICENCE - BINGO - CANADIAN PROGRESS 146 CLUB - DIAMOND BINGO - 1230 SHEPPARD AVENUE WEST, NORTH YORK. (JANUARY 5, 1988 TO JUNE 28, 1988 - EVERY TUESDAY - 26 EVENTS). 11. LOTTERY LICENCE - BINGO - CENTRE FOR 146 ACHIEVEMENT - DIAMOND BINGO - 1230 SHEPPARD AVENUE WEST, NORTH YORK. (JANUARY 2, 1988 TO JUNE 25, 1988 - EVERY SATURDAY - 26 EVENTS). 12. LOTTERY LICENCE - BINGO - YORK SWIM CLUB- 146 DIAMOND BINGO -1230 SHEPPARD AVENUE WEST, NORTH YORK. (FEBRUARY 13, 1988 TO MAY 7, 1988 - EVERY SATURDAY- 13 EVENTS) 13. LOTTERY LICENCE - BINGO - CANADIAN PROGRESS 146 CLUB - DIAMOND BINGO - 1230 SHEPPARD AVENUE WEST, NORTH YORK. (JANUARY 26, 1988 TO JULY 19, 1988 - EVERY TUESDAY - 26 EVENTS) 14. LOTTERY LICENCE - BINGO - ST. SOPHIA RELIGIOUS 146 ASSOCIATION OF UKRAINIAN CATHOLICS IN CANADA DIAMOND BINGO - 1230 SHEPPARD AVENUE WEST, NORTH YORK. (JANUARY 1, 1988 TO JUNE 24, 1988 - EVERY FRIDAY - 26 EVENTS) PAGE 2 FILE NO. - PIN 146 15. LOTTERY LICENCE - RAFFLE ONTARIO FIVE BOWLING ASSOCIATION - THE O’CONNOR BOWL - 1401 O’CONNOR DRIVE, EAST YORK. ($234,600.00- SATURDAY , JUNE 4, 1988) 146 16. LOTTERY LICENCE - RAFFLE - TEMPLE EMANU-EL- 120 OLD COLONY ROAD, NORTH YORK. ($10,000.00 - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1988) - LOTS 17. Z-87-10 - BRL REALTY LIMITED PART OF 57, 58 AND 59, R.P. 3155 - NORTHWEST CORNER OF DUFFERIN STREET AND McADAM AVENUE - AMENDMENT NO. D-3-4-61 TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE CITY OF NORTH YORK - TB- 62-2 18. RELEASES - AGREEMENT INSTRUMENT NO. 289512 RELATING TO AN ENCROACHMENT ON A PUBLIC HIGHWAY (NORRIS PLACE) - 2908 WESTON ROAD. WARD 1 33-1 19. DEDICATION BY-LAW - YORK GATE BOULEVARD- PARTS 10 TO 18, REFERENCE PLAN 64R-11231. WARD 3 - PART 33-1 20. DEDICATION BY-LAW - YORK GATE BOULEVARD BLOCKS 2, 3 AND 5, PLAN M-1994. WARD 3 21. OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 284 - PLACES OF PLAN OF WORSHIP - BY-LAW TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL THE CITY OF NORTH YORK AND BY-LAW TO AMEND BY LAW 7625. 51-1 22. SYMPATHY - TRIBUTE TO THE LATE CONTROLLER ESTHER SHINER 23. BOARD OF CONTROL REPORT NO. 1 DATED JANUARY 6, 1988 INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING: Report No. 2 of the Legislation Committee dated December 16, 1987 Report No. 1 of the City Hall Building Services Committee dated December 14, 1987 Report No. 2 of the Transportation Committee dated December 15, 1987 24. ARTS POLICY 76-1 25. PROPANE AND COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS - NOTICE OF 14-1 MOTION FROM COUNCILLOR GENTILE 26. LOTTERY LICENCE - DIAMOND BINGO - 1220 SHEPPARD AVENUE WEST - CLAUSE 6 OF LEGISLATION COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 2 BOARD- 45 27. CONVENTION - THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL ONE-DAY SEMINAR ON NEW RULES, NEW POWERS TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1988 AT THE SHERATON CENTRE, TORONTO, 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. 28. RECOGNITION OF THE RECIPIENTS OF THE 1987 125-14 NORTH YORK URBAN DESIGN AWARDS PAGE 3 FILE NO. 29. Z-87-49 - MORRIS NORMAN - ZONING AMENDMENT APPLICATION TO PERMIT THE EXISTING DWELLING TO BE USED FOR PROFESSIONAL/MEDICAL OFFICES - 127 SHEPPARD AVENUE WEST. WARD 9 30. Z-87-40 - MORRIS NORMAN - ZONING AMENDMENT APPLICATION TO PERMIT CONVERSION OF EXISTING DWELLING TO PROFESSIONAL AND MEDICAL OFFICES- 277 SHEPPARD AVENUE WEST. WARD 9 31. Z—87-37 - GABRIELE & FILOMENA ZUCCA - ZONING AMENDMENT APPLICATION TO PERMIT A HAIRDRESSING SALON AND ONE DWELLING UNIT IN THE EXISTING DWELLING - 2820 WESTON ROAD. WARD 1 32. OZ-87-19 - A. SCHNIFFER LIMITED - OFFICIAL PLAN AND ZONING AMENDMENT APPLICATION TO PERMIT A 139 m2 ADDITION TO THE EXISTING BUILDING ON THE PROPERTY (TOTAL F.S.I. = 0.55) 52 ORFUS ROAD. WARD 4. - 62-2 33. QUIT CLAIM - 5246 YONGE STREET PART LOT 1, PLAN 3603. WARD 9. - 58-9 34. ROADS - HEATHROW DRIVE IMPROVEMENT OF ROADWAY 35. COMMITTEES - REPORT FROM THE MAYOR’S COMMITTEE 76-1 ON INFILL HOUSING 36. CONFIRMATORY BY-LAW. SECOND MEETING - JANUARY 25. 1988 1. OZ-87-59 - PETER CHUNG - 1828 O’CONNOR DRIVE- WEST SIDE OF O’CONNOR DRIVE, NORTH OF SUNRISE AVENUE. WARD 12. 2. Z-88-04 - GIDEON A. SHAFFIR & LINDA N. GOLDBERG - 2823 KEELE STREET - SOUTHEAST CORNER OF KEELE STREET AND TILBURY DRIVE. WARD 4. 3. OZ-88-06 - CHESSWOOD SQUARE REALTY LIMITED AND FINCH SQUARE REALTY LIMITED - 4495-4521 CHESSWOOD DRIVE - 470-598 CHAMPAGNE DRIVE AND 1117 FINCH AVENUE WEST. WARD 7. 4. OZ-88-05 - TORLI CORPORATION - LOTS 5, 6 AND 7, PLAN 867 - 130 BRIDGELAND AVENUE - WEST OF DUFFERIN STREET, SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 401. WARD 4. - 5. Z-88-07 - LICHFIELD INVESTMENTS LTD. PART OF LOTS 72 AND 73, PLAN 2388 — 2964 ISLINGTON AVENUE - WEST SIDE OF ISLINGTON AVENUE, NORTH OF VANHILL AVENUE. WARD 1. 6. OZ-88-01 - CENTENNIAL HOSPITAL LINEN SERVICES - PART OF LOT 21, CONC. 5, W.Y.S. - EAST SIDE OF NORFINCH DRIVE, NORTH OF FINCH AVENUE. WARD 3. PAGE 4 FILE NO. 7. COMMITTEES - COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT - CA-87- 13-1 577 - S. GOLDMINTZ - LOT 5 & PART OF LOTS 4 & 6, PLAN 2646 - 1224 GLENCAIRN AVENUE COUNCILLOR DI GIORGIO REQUEST FOR LEGAL STAFF TO ATTEND ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD HEARING TO UPHOLD THE COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT DECISION. 8. LOTTERY LICENCE - RAFFLE - THE CRESCENT SCHOOL 146 2365 BAYVIEW AVENUE, NORTH YORK ($40,000.00- FRIDAY MAY 13, 1988) 9. LOTTERY LICENCE - RAFFLE - JAPANESE CANADIAN 146 CULTURAL CENTRE OF TORONTO - 123 WYNFORD DRIVE, NORTH YORK ($15,250.00 - SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1988) 10. LOTTERY LICENCE - RAFFLE - BETH TIKVAH 146 SYNAGOGUE - 3080 BAYVIEW AVENUE, NORTH YORK ($12,000.00 — WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1988) 11. DPZ—86-38 — DISHLEY MILL HOLDINGS INC. - 4400 DUFFERIN STREET - BY-LAW TO AUTHORIZE SUBMISSION OF AMENDMENT NO. D-1O-109 TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE CITY OF NORTH YORK TO THE MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. WARD 7. 12. - DPZ-86-38 DISHLEY MILL HOLDINGS INC. - 4400 DUFFERIN STREET - BY-LAW TO AMEND BY-LAW 29617. WARD 7. 13. Z-82-43 - CITY OF NORTH YORK - WEST SIDE OF KEELE STREET BETWEEN FLAMBOROUGH DRIVE AND GULLIVER ROAD - BY-LAW TO AMEND BY-LAW 29244. 14. QUIT CLAIM DEED - INSTRUMENT NO. 300028- 62-2 RELATING TO RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS AT 150 GOULDING AVENUE - LOT 283, PLAN 2366. WARD 9. 15. RELEASES - AGREEMENT - INSTRUMENT NO. 302624 62-2 RELATING TO A SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION - 491 LAWRENCE AVENUE WEST - LOTS 7, 8, 28 AND 29, PLAN 1786. WARD 6. 16. RELEASES - AGREEMENT - INSTRUMENT NO. 129468 62-2 RELATING TO WATERCOURSE - 420 RUTH AVENUE- PART OF LOT 21, PLAN 1962. WARD 11. 17. RELEASES - AGREEMENT - INSTRUMENT NO. 450474 62-2 RELATING TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAND - K. & L. PLAZA LIMITED - 1465 LAWRENCE AVENUE WEST. WARD 2. 18. RELEASES - AGREEMENT - INSTRUMENT NO. 299059 62-2 RELATING TO THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF A SEWER - DOWNSVIEW MEADOWS LIMITED. WARD 5. 19. RELEASES - VARIOUS LOTS FROM SUBDIVISION 62-2 AGREEMENTS. WARDS 8, 13 AND 14. 20. COUNCIL - APPOINTMENTS TO FILL VACANCIES- 51-12 PART 1 - BOARD OF CONTROL - PART 2 - MEMBER OF COUNCIL. 21. BOARD OF CONTROL REPORT NO. 2 DATED JANUARY 20, 1988 INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING: PAGE 5 FILE NO. Report No. 3 of the Legislation Committee dated January 13, 1988. Report No. 3 of the Transportation Committee dated January 12, 1988. Report No. 2 of the Works Committee dated January 12, 1988. Report No. 2 of the Parks and Recreation Committee dated January 13, 1988. Report No. 1 of the Development and Economic Growth Committee dated January 14, 1988. Report No. 1A CONFIDENTIAL of the Development and Economic Growth Committee dated January 14, 1988. 22. TRANSPORTATION OF DANGEROUS GOODS BY RAIL 64-1 WITHIN METROPOLITAN TORONTO 23. UPTOWN/FINCH STUDY - COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING 171-1 24. GRANTS - COLUMBUS CENTRE 89-1 25. OZ-87-32 - MARY MACPHERSON - OFFICIAL PLAN AND ZONING AMENDMENT APPLICATION TO PERMIT A MEDICAL OFFICE AND A BASEMENT APARTMENT AT AN FSI OF 0.41 - 335 SHEPPARD AVENUE EAST. WARD 11. 26. ROADS - CLOSURE - ROMEO STREET - EAST OF 30-349 CORNELIUS PARKWAY - PARTS 1-4, PLAN 64R-11636 - BY-LAW TO CLOSE AND STOP UP AND TO AUTHORIZE THE SALE THEREOF. WARD 2. 27. LANEWAYS - CLOSURE - PART LANE (WALKWAY) 30-305 BETWEEN LANGHOLM DRIVE AND CAMBORNE AVENUE- PART 2, PLAN 64R-11587 - BY-LAW TO CLOSE AND STOP UP AND TO AUTHORIZE THE SALE THEREOF.
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