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INDEX TO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MINUTES #10/03 Friday, November 14, 2003 MINUTES Minutes of Meeting #9/03, held on October 3, 2003 652 CORRESPONDENCE Howe, J. Patrick, President, North Rosedale Ratepayers Association re: item 7.1 - Hearing Report 652 Longo, Leo, Solicitor, Aird & Berlis LLP re: item 7.1 - Hearing Report 652 HEARING REPORT 658 NATURAL HERITAGE LANDS PROTECTION AND ACQUISITION PROJECT 2001-2005 Flood Plain and Conservation Component / Humber River Watershed Autumn Grove Builders Limited. CFN 34820 672 Ballymore Development (Wolfson) Corporation. CFN 34740 669 Flood Plain and Conservation Component / Rouge River Watershed Tormina Construction (Richmond Hill) Limited. CFN 34776 666 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK Conveyance of Land for the Widening of Islington Avenue, between Rutherford Road and Major Mackenzie Drive, City of Vaughan. 675 BELL CANADA Request for Permanent Easement 678 ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE (ALHB) 682, 762 ONTARIO REGULATION 158 1525292 Ontario Limited c/o Villarboit Development Corporation 731 1557257 Ontario Inc. 743 Atkins, Joe & Vicki 739 Casados, Phyllis/Anne Nerenberg/Gil Casados 746 Catenacci, Sabino 713 Chase, Leslie & Robb 692 ONTARIO REGULATION 158 (Cont'd) Chisholm, Ted & Mary Eliz Sullivan 725 City of Toronto 689, 690, 694, 696, 697, 702, 707, 708, 710, 711 City of Toronto (District 4) 736 Corporation of the Town of Markham 721 Culture and Tourism City of Toronto Economic Development 703 De Larzac, Hanna 722 Dufferin Construction Co. 730, 740, 742 Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc. 685 Giancola, Bruno 745 H.A. Hornung Investments Ltd. 716 Harmony Park Properties Inc. 734 Hydro One 686 Kogan, Valeri 728 Kovacevic, Jozo 733 K.P. Isberg Construction Inc. 698 Lapiccirella, Matthew 717 Lazardis, Nick 705, 706 Lebovic Enterprises Ltd. (1320991 Ontario Ltd.) 750 Mason, Andrew 718 Mattamy (Wilcox) Limited 747 Nerenberg, Anne/Phyllis Casados/Gil Casados 746 Ontario Power Generation 688 Paquette, Katherine 740 Papadimitropoulos, Manny & Teresa 724 Perfetto, Sandra 736 Prentice, Connie & Barry 720 P.S. Production Services 712 Ranieri, Teresa 714 Regional Municipality of York 727 Reit, Cap 701 Roma Premium Meats Ltd. 748 Rose, Lorne 699 Sullivan, Mary Eliz & Ted Chisholm 725 Toronto Catholic District School Board 693 Ware, Eleanor 737 Woodhouse, Frances 736 ONTARIO REGULATION 158 Delegation of Minor Works Approvals to Staff 751 ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD APPEALS Draft Plans of Subdivisions, Springdale Secondary Plan Area 754 APPOINTMENT OF ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Steve Heuchert 757 TERRESTRIAL NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM Planning Consultant Selection 757 FLOODLINE MAPPING UPDATE FOR THE MAIN HUMBER RIVER WATERSHED WITHIN THE REGION OF YORK 759 FLOOD PLAIN MAPPING AND SPECIAL POLICY AREA UPDATE FOR THE DUFFINS CREEK WATERSHED 760 ACQUISITION OF VEHICLE 761 NEW BUSINESS Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALHB) 762 MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE #10/03 November 14, 2003 The Executive Committee Meeting #10/03, was held in the South Theatre, Black Creek Pioneer Village, on Friday, November 14, 2003. The Chair Dick O'Brien, called the meeting to order at 10:41 a.m. PRESENT Maria Augimeri Member Michael Di Biase Member Irene Jones Member Jim McMaster Vice Chair Dick O'Brien Chair Gerri Lynn O'Connor Member REGRETS Lorna Bissell Member Ron Moeser Member RES.#B146/03 - MINUTES Moved by: Irene Jones Seconded by: Maria Augimeri THAT the Minutes of Meeting #9/03, held on October 3, 2003, be approved. CARRIED _________________________________________ CORRESPONDENCE (a) A letter dated October 27, 2003, from J. Patrick Howe, President, North Rosedale Ratepayers Association, in regards to item 7.1 - Hearing Report. (b) A letter dated November 12, 2003, from Leo Longo, Solicitor, Aird & Berlis LLP, in regards to item 7.1 - Hearing Report. 652 RES.#B147/03 - CORRESPONDENCE Moved by: Irene Jones Seconded by: Jim McMaster THAT above-noted correspondence (a) and (b) be received. CARRIED 653 CORRESPONDENCE (A) October 27, 2003 FAX: (416) 667.6270 Attention: Kathy Stranks Dick O'Brien Chair Toronto & Region Conservation Authority 5 Shoreham Drive Downsview, Ontario M3N 154 Canada Re: 119R Glen Road Dear Mr. O'Brien: I am writing in my capacity as President of the North Rosedale Ratepayers Association and on behalf of the NRRA Board of Directors. Our association has been in continued operation for more than 70 years. We represent the area bounded by Mount Pleasant Avenue (on the west), the CPR tracks on the north, and The Rosedale-Moore Park Ravine on the east and west. There are more than 800 residences in our area, mostly single-family homes that date back to as early as the turn of the 20th century. North Rosedale is a stable community that takes pride in its heritage. Over the years, this association has worked hard to protect vital aspects and features of its community. Among its consistent activities over the years, the NRRA has fought to preserve the ravines that provide borders for its eastern and southern extremities. The natural state of these ravines helps create a unique community and is one of Our most distinctive features. The current NRRA Board of Directors is determined to continue with that position and thus opposes any attempt to build in any part of the ravine. The NRRA fully supports the continuing efforts of the homeowners on Glen Road and Bin-Scarth Road to oppose the application from Mr. Derek Russell to build in an area of the ravine known municipally as 119R Glen Road. I understand that Mr. Russell's application for permission to build a residential structure is to be considered at a meeting of the TRCA on November 7th. 6 Edgar Avenue, Toronto, ON M4W 2A9 Tel: 416-925-2037 Fax: 416-925-4704 www.north-rosedale.org 654 2...... I further understand that Mr. Russell purchased this property, which is located within the ravine, more than 10 years ago. Since that time, I am told that neighbors adjacent to Mr. Russell's propel1y have expended significant amounts in legal and other costs in opposition to Mr. Russell's plans. The NRRA supports their continued opposition to this proposal. On behalf of the NRRA Board, I urge you to turn down this application and maintain the ravines surrounding our community in their natural state. Yours sincerely ORIGINAL SIGNED BY J. Patrick Howe NRRA President cc. Mr. And Mrs. John McFadyen 655 CORRESPONDENCE (B) 656 _________________________________________ 657 HEARING PURSUANT TO ONTARIO REGULATION 158 RES.#B148/03 Moved by: Jim McMaster Seconded by: Gerri Lynn O'Connor THAT the Committee sit as a Hearing Board. CARRIED MEMBERS PRESENT FOR HEARING: Maria Augimeri Member Michael Di Biase Member Irene Jones Member Jim McMaster Vice Chair Dick O'Brien Chair Gerri Lynn O'Connor Member Following the roll call, a hearing was held re: Application #029/03/Tor to regrade within the Fill Regulated Area for the Don River Derek Russell, 119R Glenn Road. RES.#B149/03 Moved by: Irene Jones Seconded by: Jim McMaster THAT the deputation time of Mr. John Inglis be extended to 8 minutes and the applicant, Ms. Tina Russell be allowed to speak for 3 minutes. CARRIED The applicant has applied to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), under Ontario Regulation 158, to regrade within the Fill Regulated Area and within a well defined valley to facilitate the construction of a single family dwelling. A written staff report was submitted and a presentation was made by Mr. Russel White, Senior Planner, Development Services Section. A presentation was made by Mr. John Inglis, Solicitor, McCarthy Tétrault LLP and Ms. Tina Russell. The Board asked questions of staff and the applicant/representative. RES.#B150/03 Moved by: Irene Jones Seconded by: Gerri Lynn O'Connor THAT the Hearing Board consider this matter in closed session. CARRIED 658 RES.#B151/03 Moved by: Maria Augimeri Seconded by: Irene Jones THAT the Hearing Board arise and report from closed session. CARRIED DECISION OF THE HEARING BOARD RES.#B152/03 Moved by: Jim McMaster Seconded by: Gerri Lynn O'Connor THAT the unique Application #029/03/Tor by Derek Russell pursuant to Ontario Regulation 158, to regrade within the Fill Regulated Area and within a well defined valley of the Don River, described as 119R Glenn Road, City of Toronto, be approved; AND FURTHER THAT staff be directed to ensure that the conservation easement which forms part of the application and submissions today by the applicant be registered on title and that it contain provisions to ensure that no additions or additional buildings are to be constructed on the property and that the vegetation management plan be implemented to the satisfaction of the TRCA. CARRIED MOTION TO RECONVENE RES.#B153/03 Moved by: Irene Jones Seconded by: Maria Augimeri THAT Executive Committee Meeting #10/03 reconvene. CARRIED MOTION TO RATIFY RES.#B154/03 Moved by: Irene Jones Seconded by: Jim McMaster THAT the unique Application #029/03/Tor by Derek Russell pursuant to Ontario Regulation 158, to regrade within the Fill Regulated Area and within a well defined valley of the Don River, described as 119R Glenn Road, City of Toronto, be approved; AND FURTHER THAT staff be directed to ensure that the conservation easement which forms part of the application and submissions today by the applicant be registered on title and that it contain provisions to ensure that no additions or additional buildings are to be constructed on the property and that the vegetation management plan be implemented to the satisfaction of the TRCA. CARRIED 659 BACKGROUND Pursuant to Ontario Regulation 158, written permission is required from the TRCA to: (a) construct any building or structure or permit any building or structure to be constructed in or on a pond or swamp or in any area susceptible to flooding during a regional storm; (b) place or dump fill or permit fill to be placed or dumped in the areas described in the schedules whether such fill is already located in or upon such area, or brought to or on such area from some other place or places; (c) straighten, change or divert or interfere in any way with the existing channel of a river, creek stream or watercourse.
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