M/ssISSAUGA

AGENDA

SESSION 18

THE COUNCIL OF

THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF MISSISSAUGA (www.mississauga.ca)

WEDNESDAY, October 30, 2013 ~ 9:00 A.M.

COUNCIL CHAMBER 300 CITY CENTRE DRIVE MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L5B 3Cl

Contact: Cannela Radice, Legislative Coordinator, Office of the City Clerk Telephone: 905-615-3200, ext. 5426; carmela.radiceliilmississauga.ca

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1. CALL TO ORDER

2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

3. DECLARATIONS OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST

4. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS COUNCIL MEETINGS

(a) October 9, 2013

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5. PRESENTATIONS

(a) Mississauga Aquatics Club (MSSAC) 50th Anniversary

Kevin Anderson, Head Coach of the Mississauga Aquatics Club will speak to MSSAC celebrating their 50th Anniversary as a competitive swim club and the commitment to supporting academic and athletic excellence and highlight the swimmers accomplishments in 2012 - 2013 year as well as MSSAC goals for the future. Mayor McCallion will present letters of accomplishments to the SWlmmers.

(b) Don McLean Westacres Pool

Dave Cook, President of the Applewood Acres Homeowners' Association and Jim Goodwin, Lion of the Mississauga Credit Valley Lions Club will present a cheque in the amount of $25,000 towards the construction of the Don McLean Westacres Pool in the Applewood Acres area. Mayor McCallion and Councillor Tovey will accept the cheque.

( c) fDi Magazine American Cities

Susan Amring, Director of Economic Development will speak to the awards that the City of Mississauga won in the categories of Mid-sized: Business Friendliness, Mid-sized: Economic Potential, Mid-sized: Foreign Direct Investment Strategy and Mid-sized: Infrastructure. Mayor McCallion will present the awards to staff. Council Agenda - 3 - October 30,2013

6. DEPUTATIONS

(a) Legends Row

Ron Duquette, President of Mississauga Legends Row will provide an update on the inaugural Legends Row Induction Ceremony held on Saturday September 14, 2013 on Mississauga's Celebration Square.

(b) Western GTA Summit

---Brian-Grombie,Go-Ghairand-DarrlyWolk, Co-Ghairof the Western G'TA­ Summit and Jeff Zabudsky, President of Sheridan College will provide an update from the May 2013 Western GTA Summit.

7. PUBLIC OUESTION PERIOD - 15 Minute Limit (In accordance with Section 36 of the City of Miss iss aug a Procedure By-law 0412-2003, as amended, Council may grant permission to a person who is present at Council and wishes to address Council on a matter on the Agenda. Persons addressing Council with a question should limit preamble to a maximum of two statements sufficient to establish the context for the question. Leave must be granted by Council to deal with any matter not on the Agenda.)

8. INTRODUCTION AND CONSIDERATION OF CORPORATE REPORTS

R-l A report dated October 15, 2013, from the Commissioner of Transportation and Works re: Lower Driveway Boulevard Parking Bristol Road West (Ward 5).

Recommendation

That a by-law be enacted to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, to implement lower driveway boulevard parking between the curb and sidewalk, at any time, on Bristol Road West between Swiftcurrent Trail and McLaughlin Road.

Motion

R-2 A report dated October 16,2013, from the Commissioner of Transportation and Warks re: Temporary Road Closure - Mississauga Road from Erin Centre Boulevard to Reid Drive (Ward 11). Council Agenda - 4 - October 30, 2013

Recommendation

That a by-law be enacted to implement the temporary road closure of Mississauga Road from Erin Centre Boulevard to Reid Drive commencing at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, November I, 2013 and ending at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, November 4, 2013.

Motion

R-3 A report dated October 15, 2013, from the Commissioner of Corporate Services -and Chtef-Financia:1 Officene: Tax Arrears Extension Agreement (Ward 4)' Roll No. 05-040-155-01765-0000-285 Wallenberg Crescent Lawrence Mpamugo and Kathleen Mpamugo and Delegation of Authority to enter into Tax Extension Agreements.

Recommendation

1. That an extension to the Tax Arrears Extension Agreement with the owners of285 Wallenberg Crescent executed on October 26, 2011 be granted and that the Director, Revenue and Materiel Management be authorized to execute an Amendment to Tax Arrears Extension Agreement dated October 15, 2013 for the subj ect property.

2. That a by-law be enacted to delegate to the Director, Revenue and Materiel Management or Manager, Revenue and Taxation the authority, in future to enter into an extension agreement with the owner of the land, the spouse of the owner, a mortgagee or a tenant in occupation of the land, extending the period of time in which the cancellation price is to be paid if such authority is exercised prior to the expiry of the one-year period following the date of the registration of a tax arrears certificate on the property and in a form satisfactory to Legal Services.

Motion Council Agenda - 5 - October 30, 20 l3

9. PRESENTATION OF COMMITTEE REPORTS

(a) Planning and Development Committee Report 14-2013 dated October 15, 2013.

Motion

(b) Transportation Committee Report 3-2013 dated October 16,2013.

Motion

(c) Budget Committee Report 3-2013 dated OctoberI-6; 2013.-

Motion

(d) Road Safety Mississauga Report 5-20l3 dated October 22,2013.

Motion

(e) General Committee Report 16-2013 dated October 23, 2013.

Motion

10. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

UB-l A report dated September 26,2013, from the Commissioner of Community Services re: Sport Field Rates.

Recommendation

1. That a by-law be enacted incorporating the new, revised and existing Sport Field Rates from January 1,2014 to December 31,2014 as outlined in Appendix I attached to the Corporate Report dated September 26, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Sport Field Rates."

2. That Council endorse the proposed 5-year plan for Sport Field Rates as a long -range framework to inform the annual rates and fees process that is subject to annual approval.

BC-0005-20l3!October 16.2013 Motion Council Agenda - 6 - October 30, 2013

UB-2 A report dated October 21, 2013, from the Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer re: Committee of Adjustment Planning Act Fees Update.

Recommendation

That the Corporate Report dated October 21, 2013 from the Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer titled "Committee of Adjustment Planning Act Fees Update" be received for information.

BG-00-I~-20BfGetober-16, -2013-­ Motion

11. PETITIONS

P-I Petition received at the Office of the City Clerk on October 11,2013 containing approximately 223 signatures requesting to amend Mississauga Animal Care and Control By-law 98-04 asking for chickens to be allowed in backyards.

Receive and refer to Transportation and Works Enforcement Division for a report

P-2 Petition received at the Office of the City Clerk on October 11,2013 containing approximately 619 electronic signatures and comments requesting to amend Mississauga Animal Care and Control By-law 98-04 asking for chickens to be allowed in backyards.

Receive and refer to Transportation and Works Enforcement Division for a report

12. CORRESPONDENCE

(a) Information Items: 1-1-1-8

(b) Directi on Item

D-I An email dated June 20, 2013, from Sheelagh Duffin Supervisor of Crossing Guards requesting that Recreation and Parks give consideration to removing the signs that indicate there is no winter maintenance and ensure that the Huron Heights park paths do receive winter maintenance since a significant number of S1. Pio of Pietrelcina Catholic School students use the paths to access the schooL

Direction Reguired TC-0037-2013/0ctober 16.2013 TSC-0095-2013/September 25,2013 Council Agenda - 7 - October 30, 2013

13. NOTICE OF MOTION - Nil

14. MOTIONS

(a) To approve recommendations from the following Committee Reports:

(i) Recommendations PDC-0066-2013 to PDC-0068-2013 inclusive contained in the Planning and Development Committee Report 14-2013 dated October 15,2013.

- (ii)-- Reeommenaations- TG-00~6-~0-Hto-TG-0040-2()13-in6Iusive contained-in­ the Transportation Committee Report 3-2013 dated October 16, 2013.

(iii) Recommendations BC-0005-20 13 to BC-OO 12-20 13 contained in the Budget Committee Report 3-2013 dated October 16,2013.

(iv) Recommendations RSM-0018-2013 to RSM-0021-2013 inclusive contained in the Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee Report 5- 2013 dated October 22, 2013.

(v) Recommendations GC-0588-2013 to GC-0605-2013 inclusive contained in the General Committee Report 16-2013 dated October 23,2013.

(b) To close to the public a portion of the Council meeting to be held on October 30, 2013, to deal with various matters. (See Item 18 Closed Session).

( c) To close to the public a meeting of Council to be held on November 13, 2013, pursuant to Section 239 (3.1) of the Municipal Act for an Educational Session - Federal/Provincial Relations.

(d) To enacted a by-law to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, to implement lower driveway boulevard parking between the curb and sidewalk, at any time, on Bristol Road West between Swiftcurrent Trail and McLaughlin Road.

Corporate Report R -1

(e) To enacted a by-law to implement the temporary road closure of Mississauga Road from Erin Centre Boulevard to Reid Drive commencing at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, November 1,2013 and ending at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, November 4, 2013.

Corporate Report R-2 Council Agenda - 8 - October 30,2013

(f) To enact a by-law to delegate to the Director, Revenue and Material Management or Manager, Revenue and Taxation the authority to enter into an extension agreement with the owner ofland extending the period of time in which the cancellation price is to be paid if such authority is exercised prior to the expiry of the one-year period following the date of the registration of a tax arrears certification on the property and in a form satisfactory to Legal Services.

Corporate Report R -3

To enacted a by-law incorporating tli.e new, revised ana existing SportField Rates­ from January I, 2014 to December 31, 2014 as outlined in Appendix 1 attached to the Corporate Report dated September 26,2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Sport Field Rates." and to endorse the proposed 5- year plan for Sport Field Rates as a long-range framework to inform the annual rates and fees process that is subject to annual approval.

Unfinished Business UB-I

(h) To receive the Corporate Report dated October 21,2013 from the Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer titled "Committee of Adjustment Planning Act Fees Update"

Unfinished Business UB-2

(i) To authorize the absence of Councillor Sue McFadden from the meetings of Council, for medical reasons for a period of approximately ten (10) weeks, commencing November 5, 2013.

(j) To express sincere condolences to the family of Heather Arseneault who passed away.

15. INTRODUCTION AND CONSIDERATION OF BY-LAWS

B-1 A by-law to authorize the execution of an Amendment to Tax Arrears Extension Agreement with the owners of285 Wallenberg Crescent Roll No. 05-040-155- 01765-0000 (Ward 4).

Corporate Report R -3 Council Agenda - 9 - October 30, 2013

B-2 A by-law to delegate tbe powers and duties of Council with respect to the execution of Extension Agreements pursuant to section 378 oftbe Municipal Act.

Corporate Report R-3

B-3 A by-law to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, being tbe Traffic By-law by adding Schedule 5 parking for restricted periods on Living Arts Drive (Ward 4).

TC-0029-2013/0ctober 16, 2013

B-4 A by-law to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, being the Traffic By-law by deleting Schedule 4 no stopping on Windwood Drive, by adding Schedule 18 maximum rate of speed on Millcreek Drive and Tamar Road (Ward 9).

TC-0030-2013 and TC-0032-2013/0ctober 16,2013

B-5 A by-law to temporarily close a public highway and to restrict passage within tbe intersection of Hazelton Place and Plantation Place (Ward 9).

TC-0031-2013/0ctober 16, 2013

B-6 A by-law to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, being the Traffic By-law adding Schedule 31 driveway boulevard parking curb to sidewalk on Bristol Road West (Ward 5).

Corporate Report R -1

B-7 A by-law to temporarily close a public highway and to restrict passage along a portion of Mississauga Road on Friday November 1, 2013 to Monday November 4,2013.

Corporate Report R-2

B-8 A by-law to amend By-law 425-03, being a by-law to regulate and prohibit matters relating to bus passenger transportation systems (housekeeping)

GC-0345-2013/May 29.2013 Council Agenda - 10 - October 30, 2013

B-9 A by-law to authorize the execution of a Renewal of the Investigator Services Agreement for Investigative Services with Local Authority Services Limited.

GC-0596-2013/0ctober 23,2013

B-I0 A by-law to authorize the execution of a Ground Lease Agreement between the Corporation of the City of Mississauga as Landlord and Bell Mobility Inc. as Tenant (Ward 10).

GC-0594-2013/0ctober 23, 2013

.- -_... _._-- B-ll A by-law to authorize the execution of an Agreement of Purchase and Sale between Peel Condominium Corporation No. 431 as Purchaser and The Corporation of the City of Mississauga as Vendor (Ward 5).

GC-0595-2013/0ctober 23. 2013

B-12 A by-law to amend By-law 360-79, as amended, being the Noise Control By-law by adding activities to which the By-law does not apply.

GC-0591-2013/0ctober 23,2013

B-13 A by-law to authorize the execution of an Agreement of Purchase and Sale (Offer to Sell) and a Right of First Opportunity and Right of First Refusal Agreement between The Corporation of the City of Mississauga as Purchaser and Stevron Holdings Limited as Vendor (Wards 5 and 9).

GC-0604-2013/0ctober 23,2013

16. INOUIRIES

17. OTHER BUSINESS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

18. CLOSED SESSION

(a) Pursuant to the Municipal Act, Section 239 (2)

(i) Litigation or potential, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality or local board re: Ontario Municipal Board - Official Plan Amendment No. 7 & Zouiug By-law 0028-2013 respecting Crematoriums - Proposed revision to Zoning By-law 0028- 2013. Council Agenda - 11 - October 30, 2013

(ii) Litigation or potential, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality or local board re: Committee of Adjustment Appeal "A" 286/13 - Mark Mintzer 1860 Pagehurst Ave. - Ward 3.

(iii) Litigation or potential, including matters before administrative tribunals, affecting the municipality or local board re: Mississauga Official Plan (2011) Appeals and the Ontario Municipal Board Proceedings.

19. CONFIRMATORY BILL ------A by-law to confmn the proceedings of the Council of The Corporation of the City of Mississauga at its meeting held on October 30,2013.

20. ADJOURNMENT Clerk's Files Q-I Corporate Origmator's MG.23.REP Files Report RT.IO.Z-37

DATE: October 15,2013

TO: Mayor and Members of Council Meeting Date: October 30, 2013

FROM: Martin Powell, P. Eng. Commissioner of Transportation and Works

SUBJECT: Lower Driveway Boulevard Parking Bristol Road West (Ward 5)

RECOMMENDATION: That a by-law be enacted to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, to implement lower driveway boulevard parking between the curb and sidewalk, at any time, on Bristol Road West between Swiftcurrent Trail and McLaughlin Road.

BACKGROUND: The Transportation and Works Department has received a request through Councillor Crombie's office to implement lower driveway boulevard parking on Bristol Road West between Swiftcurrent Trail and McLaughlin Road. A sidewalk is present on both sides of Bristol Road West and lower driveway boulevard parking between the curb and sidewalk is currently prohibited.

PRESENT STATUS: To determine the level of support for lower driveway boulevard parking between the curb and sidewalk, a parking questionnaire was distributed to the residents of Bristol Road West on September 18, 2013.

Seventy-seven (77) questionnaires were delivered and 22 (31 %) were returned; 18 (82%) supported the implementation oflower driveway boulevard parking and 4 (18%) were opposed. Council - 2 - October 15, 2013 ~, \La} ~~~------~~------~~~~~

Since greater than 66% of the total respondents support lower driveway boulevard parking, the Transportation and Works Department recommends implementing lower driveway boulevard parking between the curb and sidewalk, at any time, on both sides of Bristol Road West between Swificurrent Trail and McLaughlin Road.

The Ward Councillor supports the proposal for lower driveway boulevard parking.

FINANCIAL IMPACT: Costs for the sign installations can be accommodated in the 2013 ------Current Budgef

CONCLUSION: Based on the results of the questionnaire, the Transportation and Works Department supports lower driveway boulevard parking between the curb and sidewalk, at any time, on both sides of Bristol Road West between Swificurrent Trail and McLaughlin Road.

ATTACHMENTS: Appendix 1: Location Map: Lower Driveway Boulevard Parking­ Bristol Road West (Ward 5)

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COUNOL AGENDA DATE: October 16, 2013 Oc....+3).2013

TO: Mayor and Members of Conncil Meeting Date: October 30, 2013

FROM: Martin Powell, P. Eng Commissioner of Transportation and Works

SUBJECT: Temporary Road Closure- Mississauga Road from Erin Centre Boulevard to Reid Drive (Ward 11)

RECOMMENDATION: That a by-law be enacted to implement the temporary road closure of Mississauga Road from Erin Centre Boulevard to Reid Drive commencing at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, November 1,2013 and ending at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, November 4, 2013.

BACKGROUND: The Transportation and Works Department is in receipt of a request from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company (CP Rail) to have a road closure at the railway crossing on Mississauga Road in the City of Mississauga.

The road closure is requested in order to complete repairs to the railway crossing on Mississauga Road between Erin Centre Boulevard to Reid Drive starting on Friday, November 1,2013 for a period of four days.

COMMENTS: The CP Rail crossing on Mississauga Road is in need of repair. CP Rail has identified a track defect in both tracks at the above noted location. In order to nndertake the repairs, CP Rail requires the roadway to be closed to facilitate the removal and replacement of the ~/W ') Council - 2 - October 16,2013 ~==~------~~------~~~~~

railway tracks, ties, rubber panels and repaving of the asphalt approaches.

CP Rail will supply and install the appropriate closure signage to notifY the public of the closures. The Transportation and Works Department will notifY all emergency services, 311 Customer Service Centre, Student Transportation, GO Transit, and Mississauga Transit.

The Ward Councillor supports the proposed road closure.

FINANCIAL IMPACT: NOTapp1icaole.

CONCLUSION: In recognition of the need to complete the repairs to the CP Rail crossing on Mississauga Road, the Transportation and Works Department supports the closure of Mississauga Road from Erin Centre Boulevard to Reid Drive commencing at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, November 1,2013 and ending at 5:00 p.m. on Monday, November 4, 2013.

ATTACHMENTS: Appendix I: Location Map: Temporary Road Closure - Mississauga Road from Erin Centre Boulevard to Reid Drive (Ward II)

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DATE: October 15, 2013

TO: Mayor and Members of Council . _ M~etin~ Date: ()~to1Jer 30,?013

FROM: Gary Kent Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer

SUBJECT: Tax Arrears Extension Agreement (Ward 4) Roll No. 05-040-155-01765-0000 - 285 Wallenberg Crescent Lawrence Mpamugo and Kathleen Mpamugo and Delegation of Authority to enter into Tax Extension Agreements

RECOMMENDATION: 1. That an extension to the Tax Arrears Extension Agreement with the owners of285 Wallenberg Crescent executed on October 26, 2011 be granted and that the Director, Revenue and Materiel Management be authorized to execute an Amendment to Tax Arrears Extension Agreement dated October 15, 2013 for the subject property.

2. That a by-law be enacted to delegate to the Director, Revenue and Materiel Management or Manager, Revenue and Taxation the authority, in future to enter into an extension agreement with the owner of the land, the spouse of the owner, a mortgagee or a tenant in occupation of the land, extending the period of time in which the cancellation price is to be paid if such authority is exercised prior to the expiry of the one-year period following the date of the registration of a tax arrears certificate on the property and in a form satisfactory to Legal Services. CCi t--3 ) -"C-"-oun=c""'il ______- =-2 _-______-=::O-=-ct:::o"'be::::r-"l.::c5,~2O::,O=13 BACKGROUND: Section 378 of the Municipal Act allows a municipality, by a by-law passed after the registration of the tax arrears certificate and before tbe expiry oftbe one-year period, to autborize an extension agreement with tbe owner of the land, extending the period of time in which the cancellation price is to be paid.

The City entered into an extension agreement witb the owners of 285 Wallenberg Crescent on October 26, 2011. The agreement provided for regular payments of the tax arrears with payment of tbe balance of tbe cancellation price being due on November 1, 2013.

COMMENTS: 285 Wallenberg Crescent Extension Agreement

The property at 285 Wallenberg Crescent is owned by Lawrence Mpamugo and Kathleen Mpamugo. The City entered into an extension agreement witb the owners on October 26,2011 which required tbe owners to make monthly payments of $750, pay the interim and [mal taxes each year as billed and pay tbe balance of tbe cancellation price by November 1, 2013. The owners have adhered to tbe terms of the agreement to date. Property taxes including penalties and interest in the amount of$18,409.77 remain outstanding.

The owners have requested an extension of the agreement to November 1, 2014. Legal Services has confirmed that the City has tbe ability to amend the end date of the Agreement provided Council approves it before tbe expiry of tbe existing agreement on November 1, 2013. There are no other changes to tbe terms of the agreement.

Delegation of Authority

Property owners have tbe ability to enter into a payment extension agreement witb the municipality within one year of registration of a Tax Arrears Certificate. Often, there is a delay in taxpayers making a request to enter into an agreement as they may look for otber options first (e.g. remortgage tbeir property) which may make it impossible to seek Council approval prior to tbe legislated deadline.

The last two summers Council has delegated the authority to enter into an extension agreement to the Director, Revenue and Materiel ((-3Ch) Council - 3 - October 15, 2013

Management. Council will be required to pass a confirming by-law following execution of the extension agreement. There will be no accompanying corporate report as the purpose of the by-law is self­ explanatory. Contracts will continue to be reviewed by Legal Services prior to execution.

CONCLUSION: The City entered into aT ax Arrears Extension Agreement with the owners of285 Wallenberg Crescent on October 26, 2011. The Agreement expires on November I, 2013. The owners have adhered to the terms of the agreement to date and have requested an extension t{) November I, 2014 to pay the balance of the cancellation price. An extension would avoid tax sale of the property provided the owners adhere to the terms of the agreement. Failure to meet any payment date and/or amount specified in the agreement will reinstate the tax sale process.

During the past two summer recesses, Council delegated the authority to enter into extension agreements to the Director, Revenue and Materiel Management.

Gary Kent Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer

Prepared By: Connie Mesih, Manager, Revenue & Taxation Planning & Development - 1 - October 15, 2013 Committee Report

COUNClLAGBNDA REPORT 14 - 2013 Od 3D, 2.01 3,

TO: MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

The Planning and Development Committee presents its fourteenth report of 2013 from its meeting held on October 15,2013, and recommends:

PDC-0066-2013 1. That the following Sign Variances be granted:

(a) Sign Variance Application 13-04183 Ward 5 Prologis 255 Courtneypark Dr. W.

To permit the following:

(i) One (1) directional sign with a sign area of 2.79 sq. m. (30.0 sq. ft.) and a height of 2,44m (8.0 ft.).

(b) Sign Variance Application 13-05258 Ward 5 L & T I nfotech 2810 Matheson Blvd. E.

To permit the following:

(i) Two (2) additional fascia signs located between the limits of the upper floor and the parapet along with two (2) existing fascia signs plus four (4) art logos on the office building.

(c) Sign Variance Application 13-05415 Ward 11 Cyncorp Developments Inc. 100 Queen Sl. S.

To permit the following:

(i) Two (2) fascia signs on the side elevation that does not face a parking lot or a driveway located on the property.

Oi) Eleven (11) fascia signs that project 0.91m (3.0 ft.) from the building face. Planning & Development - 2 - October 15, 2013 Committee Report

2. That the following Sign Variances not be granted:

(a) Sign Variance Application 12-01757 Ward 1 Starlight Investment Ltd. 206 Lakeshore Rd. E.

To permit the following:

(i) One (1) ground sign for each street line where the building is set back 2.16m (7.09 ft.) from the street line.

(ii) One (1) ground sign to encroach onto the City road allowance.

(b) Sign Variance Application 13-01759 Ward 1 Starlight Investment Ltd. 212 Lakeshore Rd. E.

To permit the following:

(i) One (1) ground sign located within a sight triangle.

(ii) One (1) ground sign for each street line where the building is setback 3.0m (9.84 ft.) from the street line.

File: BL.03-SIG (2013)

POC-00S7 -2013 That the Report dated September 24, 2013, from the Commissioner of Planning and Building recommending refusal of the Official Plan Amendment and Rezoning applications under File OZ 09/012 W5, 1429036 Ontario Inc. (Benisasia Funeral Home Inc.), 3263 Derry Road East, north of Derry Road East, east of Airport Road, be adopted in accordance with the following:

1. That City Council direct the City Solicitor, representatives from the appropriate City Departments and any necessary consultants to attend the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) hearing on the subject applications in support of the recommendation outlined in the report dated September 24, 2013 from the Commissioner of Planning and Building.

2. The proposed crematorium is not in the public interest under the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002 and should be refused. Planning & Development - 3 - October 15, 2013 Committee Report

3. That City Council direct the City Solicitor, representatives from the appropriate City Departments and any necessary consultants to attend any Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) hearing arising from Council's decision that the proposed crematorium is not acceptable from a planning perspective and is not in the public interest under the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act, 2002.

4. That City Council provide the Planning and Building Department with the authority to instruct the City Solicitor on any modifications to the position deemed necessary during or before the OMB hearing process, however, if there is a potential for settlement, then a report shall be brought back to Council by the City Solicitor.

File: OZ 09/012 W5

PDC-0068-2013 1. That the Steady Growth scenario for the City of Mississauga contained in the report titled" Mississauga Growth Forecasts 2011-2041" dated September 24, 2013 from the Commissioner of Planning and Building, as amended to include the statement that the growth forecasts are subject to the necessary capital funding being provided through development charges and/or the Province for the provision of the appropriate services and infrastructure, and that the capacity figures in the corporate report are not the position of staff or Council, be adopted for the purposes of the Development Charges By-law Review and infrastructure and service planning.

2. That the Steady Growth scenario for the City of Mississauga contained in the report titled "Mississauga Growth Forecasts 2011-2041" dated September 24,2013 from the Commissioner of Planning and Building, as amended to include the statement that the growth forecasts are subject to the necessary capital funding being provided through development charges and/or the Province for the provision of the appropriate services and infrastructure, and that the capacity figures in the corporate report are not the position of staff or Council, be adopted for the purpose of input into the Region of Peel's growth allocation exercise.

3. That the report titled "Mississauga Growth Forecasts 2011-2041" dated September 24,2013 from the Commissioner of Planning and Building, as amended to include the statement that the growth forecasts are subject to the necessary capital funding being provided through development charges and/or the Province for the provision of the appropriate services and infrastructure, and that the capacity figures in the corporate report are not the position of staff or Council, be circulated, by the City Clerk, for information to the City of Brampton, Town of Caledon and Region of Peel.

File: CD.15.GRO Transportation Committee October 16,2013

REPORT 3 - 2013

TO: THE MAYOR & MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

Transportation Committee of Council presents its third Report of 20 13 and recommends:

TC-0026-2013 That the deputation by Matthew Williams, Transportation Planner and Chris McCarthy, SNC­ Lavalin with respect to the Hurontario-Main Street LRT Project be received.

TC-0027-2013 1. That the Hurontario-Main Street LRT corridor_align.rp.entfrom the Port Credit GO Station northerly within Mississauga be approved and that Council authorization be provided to issue the Notice of Commencement for initiating the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Transit Project Assessment Process (Ontario Regulation 231/08).

2. That the report dated October 2,2013 entitled, "Hurontario-Main Street LRT Project" be forwarded to the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario with a request to review the operations of the QEW interchange at Hurontario Street, especially with regard to opportunities for reinstating the northbound to westbound ramp loop operations.

3. That the report dated October 2, 2013 entitled, "Hurontario-Main Street LRT Project" from the Commissioner of Transportation and Works be received by Transportation Committee and forwarded to the City of Brampton, Metrolinx, the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario and 407ETR for information.

TC-0028-2013 That Transportation Committee provide direction regarding the Port Credit Business Improvement Area's request to waive on-street parking charges within the Port Credit Business Improvement Area for the month of December 2013.

TC-0029-2013 That a by-law be enacted to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, to implement 30-minute parking anytime on the west side of Living Arts Drive from a point 10 metres (32 feet) north of Prince of Wales Drive to a point 10 metres (32 feet) northerly thereof.

TC-0030-2013 That a by-law be enacted to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, to extend the existing 40 kmIh speed zone on Tamar Road. The new zone will extend between a point 110 metres (360 feet) south of Millcreek Drive and Copenhagen Road. This amendment also includes the addition of the existing zones on Tamar Road and Millcreek Drive that are currently signed in the field but not included in the by-law. Transportation Committee - 2 - October 16, 2013

TC-0031-2013 1. That a by-law be enacted to implement the temporary road closure of the intersection of Hazelton Place and Plantation Place commencing Monday, November 4,2013 and ending on Friday, November 22, 2013.

2. That a by-law be enacted to amend By-law 555-2000, as amended, to implement the following:

a) Yield conditions on Hazelton Place and Plantation Place for all movements entering the roundabout.

b) One-way traffic in a counter-clockwise direction for traffic within the roundabout.

TC-0032-2013 That a by-law be enacted to amend Traffic By-Law 555-2000, as amended, to remove a stopping prohibition on both sides of Windwood Drive between Andorra Circle (west intersection) and Tours Road.

TC-0033-2013 That McNally-Kiewit-Aecon Partnership be granted an exemption from Noise By-law No. 360- 79, as amended, to allow for extended construction work for the second phase of twinning of the existing West Trunk Sanitary System between Highway 401 and Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), commencing Friday, November 1,2013 and ending Monday, August 31, 2015.

TC-0034-2013 That the request for a Crossing Guard at the intersection of Bristol Road West and Heatherleigh Avenue for the students attending St. Valentine Catholic School be denied as the warrants have not been met and that the Site Inspection Subcommittee of Traffic Safety Council re-inspect the location in October 2013 after the Thanksgiving holiday and prior to the October Traffic Safety Council meeting. (TSC-0092-2013)

TC-0035-2013 That a second Crossing Guard be implemented at the southwest comer of Cliff Road and The Queensway for the students attending St. Timothy Catholic School as the warrants have been met. (TSC-0093-2013)

TC-0036-2013 That the following requests for site inspections be received and referred to the Site Inspection Subcommittee of Traffic Safety Council for review and report back to Traffic Safety Council: a) Emails dated September 10, 2013 and September 12, 2013 from Ryan Acosta, resident and Nibi Kurian, resident requesting a site inspection at Novo Star Drive and Dolly Bird Lane for the students attending St. Veronica Catholic School. o Transportation Committee - ~ - October 16, 2013 b) Email dated September 10, 2013 from Tracey Zaffmo, resident requesting a site inspection in front of St. Julia Catholic School. c) Email dated September 11, 2013 from Sandra Taylor, resident requesting a site inspection to determine if the crossing guard hours should be extended at the intersection of Barondale Drive and Cosmic Crescent for the students attending San Lorenzo Ruiz Catholic School. d) Email dated September 4,2013 requesting site inspections to review Glen Erin Drive and The Collegeway and Winston Churchill Boulevard and The Collegeway for the students attending Erin Mills Middle School and safety reviews at the intersections of Tomken Road and Bloor Street and Tomken Road and Rymal Road for the students attending Tomken Road Middle School. e) Email dated July 8, 2013 from Councillor McFadden requesting a pedestrian safety review at the intersection of Lisgar Drive and Allcroft Road / Dillingwood Drive for the students waiting at the school bus stop attending Plum Tree Park Public School. f) Email dated August 26,2013 from Rawnda Schnobb, Resident requesting a site inspection at the intersection of Erindale Station Road and F orestwood Drive for the students attending Springfield Public School. g) Email dated September 4,2013 from Julia Budahazy, resident requesting a site inspection for a crossing guard at the intersections of Duchess Drive and Breezy Brae Drive and Whitney Drive and Breezy Brae Drive for the students attending Westacres Public School. h) Email dated September 19, 2013 from a resident requesting a site inspection at the intersection of The Credit Woodlands and the roundabout at McBride Avenue for the students attending St. Gerard Catholic School. (TSC-0094-20 13)

TC-0037-2013 That the email dated June 20, 2013 from Sheelagh Duffin, Crossing Guard Supervisor with respect to a request for winter maintenance on the Huron Heights Park Paths for the students attending St. Pio of Pietrelcina Catholic School be referred to Council for review due to the financial implications. (TSC-0095-2013)

TC-0038-2013 That the email dated September 20, 2013 from a resident requesting a 2nd crossing guard at the intersection of Meadows Boulevard and Rathburn Road for the students attending St. Charles Garnier Catholic School and Briarwood Public School be received and referred to the Site Inspection Subcommittee of Traffic Safety Council for review and report back to Traffic Safety Council. (TSC-0096-2013) Transportation Committee - 4 - October 16,2013

TC-003 9-2013 That the request for a Crossing Guard at the intersection of Central Parkway and Bud Gregory Boulevard for the students attending St. Pio of Pietrelcina Catholic School be denied as the warrants have not been met and further the turning traffic was light, the traffic control signals were used properly and provided protection for the students. (TSC-0097 -2013)

TC-0040-2013 That the matter regarding the recommendations from the City Committees of Council Structure Review for Traffic Safety Council be deferred to allow the opportunity for members of Traffic Safety Council to meet with City staff and stakeholders for discussion. (TSC-0098-2013)

TC-0041-2013 That Joanne deCloe be appointed to the Communications & Promotions Subcommittee of the Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee for a term of office to November 30,2014, or until a successor is appointed. (MCAC-0049 -2013)

TC-0042-2013 That the email dated September 19,2013 from Ryan Robert, Executive Office to Chief of Police regarding ticketing cyclist be received. (MCAC-0050-2013)

TC-0043-2013 That the memorandum dated October 1, 2013 from Jacquelyn Hayward Gulati, Manager, Cycling Office regarding the quarterly update on Proposed 2013 Cycling Network Program be received and referred to the Network and Technical Subcommittee. (MCAC-0051-2013) Budget Committee October 16,2013

REPORT 3 2013 COUNCiL AGHNDA 00 '2:J:)/2013 TO: MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

The Budget Committee presents its third report for 2013 and recommends:

BC-0005-2013 That the Corporate Report dated September 26, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Sport Field Rates" be deferred to the next Council meeting on October 30, 2013 to enable Recreation staff to meet with David A. Huctwith, President, Mississauga Southwest Baseball Association, and Robert (Bert) Dagnon, President, Mississauga North Baseball Association, to discuss their concerns regarding the Corporate Report and proposed changes to sport field rates.

BC-0006-2013 1. That the new and revised fees outlined in Appendix 1 and Appendix 2 attached to the Corporate Report dated October 3, 2013 from the Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer entitled "2014 General Fees and Charges By-Law Amendments" be approved; and 2. That a by-law be enacted, effective January 1, 2014, to establish and require payment of various fees and charges under the authority ofthe Municipal Act that incorporates all existing general fees and charges and the recommended revisions, as outlined in Appendix 1 and Appendix 2 attached to the Corporate Report dated October 3, 2013 from the Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer entitled "2014 General Fees and Charges By-Law Amendments" and that By-Law 240-12, as amended, be repealed.

BC-0007-2013 1. That the rates for Arenas and Hershey SportsZone Dome and Fieldhouse, as listed in Schedule "A" to By-Law 0305-2011, be extended for the period January 1,2014 through May 1, 2014; 2. That a by-law be enacted incorporating new, revised, and existing fees and charges for Arenas and the Hershey SportsZone Dome and Fieldhouse, from May 1, 2014 through to April 30, 2015, as outlined in Appendix 1 attached to the Corporate Report dated September 12, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Recreation Program Fees and Rental Rates"; 3. That a by-law be enacted incorporating new, revised, and existing fees and charges for meeting rooms, Garry W. Morden Centre, pools, Civic Centre, Central Library, Cawthra Estate, sundries, and minor centres from January 1, 2014 through to December 31, 2014, as outlined in Appendix 1 attached to the Corporate Report dated September 12, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Recreation Program Fees and Rental Rates"; and 4. That a by-law be enacted incorporating new, revised, and existing fees and charges for Recreation Program Fees from the start of the spring session 2014 through to the end of the winter session of2015, as outlined in Appendix 2 attached to the Corporate Report dated September 12, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Recreation Program Fees and Rental Rates."

BC-0008-20 13 That a by-law be enacted incorporating new, revised, and existing Facility Rentals and Services fees and charges for park permits and additional fees for the period of September 1, 2014 through August 31,2015 and Marinas, Forestry, and other Parks fees for the period of January 1, 2014 to December 31,2014, as outlined in Appendix 1 attached to the Corporate Report dated September 4, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Parks and Forestry Fees and Charges." Budget Committee - 2 - October 16, 2013

BC-0009-20 13 1. That a by-law be enacted incorporating new, revised, and existing Pre-Registered Culture Program Fees from the start of the spring session 2014 through to the end of the winter session of 2015, as outlined in Appendix 1 of the Corporate Report dated September 16, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Culture Program Fees and Rental Rates"; and 2. That a by-law be enacted incorporating new, revised, and existing Drop-in Culture Program and Rental Rates from January 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014, as outlined in Appendix 2 of the Corporate Report dated September 16, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Culture Program Fees and Rental Rates."

BC-00IO-2013 That a by-law be enacted incorporating new, revised, and existing fees and charges for cemeteries for the period of January 1,2014 through December 31, 2014, as outlined in Appendix 1 attached to the Corporate Report dated September 4,2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Cemetery Fees and Charges."

BC-001l-2013 1. That the Transportation and Works Department fees and charges, as listed in Appendix 1 attached to the Corporate Report dated September 27,2013 from the Commissioner of Transportation and Works entitled "Transportation and Works Fees and Charges By-Law" be approved; and 2. That a by-law, effective January 1,2014, be enacted to establish new, revised, and existing fees and charges for the Transportation and Works Department, as outlined in the Corporate Report dated September 27, 2013 from the Commissioner of Transportation and Works entitled "Transportation and Works Fees and Charges By-Law" and that By-Law 250-12 be repealed.

BC-0012-20J3 1. That the Planning Act processing fees and charges, as listed in Appendix I attached to the Corporate Report dated September 26, 2013 from the Commissioner of Planning and Building entitled "Amendments to the Planning Act Processing Fees and Charges By-Law 253-12, As Amended" be approved, with the exception of the fees and charges for the Committee of Adjustment which are referred to staff for further clarification and deferred to the next Council meeting on October 30, 2013; and 2. That a by-law, effective January 1, 2014, be enacted to establish new, revised, and existing fees and charges for the Planning and Building Department, Corporate Services Department, and Transportation and Works Department, with the exception of the fees and charges for the Committee of Adjustment which are referred to staff for further clarification and deferred to the next Council meeting on October 30, 2013, as outlined in the Corporate Report dated September 26,2013 from the Commissioner of Planning and Building entitled "Amendments to the Planning Act Processing Fees and Charges By-Law 253-12, As Amended" and that By-Law 253- 12 be repealed. ROAD SAFETY MISSISSAUGA ADVISORYCOMMITTEE October 22, 2013

REPORT 5-2013 OC-r- 60, ZOIS TO: CHAIR AND MEMBERS OF GENERAL COMMITTEE

The Road Safety Mississauga Advisory Committee presents its fifth report for 2013 from its meeting on October 22, 2013:

RSM-0018-20l3 That the deputation made by Anne Marie Hayes, President, Teens Learn to Drive with respect to teens learning to drive be received. (RSM-0018-2013)

RSM-0019-20l3 That members of the Road Safety Mississauga make a list of recommendations be brought back to the Committee to be sent to the Minister of Transportation and Minister of Health to include but not limited to; concerns with highway driving, driver retesting and continuing drivers education. (RSM-OO 19-2013)

RSM-0020-2013 I. That funds be allocated to the Educational and Promotions Subcommittee before the next Road Safety Mississauga (RSM) Committee meeting and that the Educational and Promotions Subcommittee be authorized to purchase items of behalf of the RSM Committee.

2. That the Road Safety Mississauga Committee (RSM) allocate up to a maximum of $20,000.00 from the 2013 RSM budget to purchase speed awareness units. (RSM -0020-2013)

RSM-002l-20l3 That the Mississauga Road Watch program statistics for the month of July and August 2013 be received. (RSM-002l-2013) General Committee October 23,2013

REPORT 16 - 2013 COUNCIL AGb-NDA Od-30,2013 TO: THE MAYOR & MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

General Committee of Council presents its sixteenth Report of 20 13 and recommends:

GC-0588-2013 1. That the vendors included on Appendix 1, attached, be designated as vendors of record for the supply and delivery of replacement parts and sublet repair services for Transit buses.

2. That the Purchasing Agent be authorized to execute annual blanket order contracts with the designated vendors of record for the supply and delivery of replacement parts and sublet repair services for Transit buses, as required.

GC-0589-2013 That the City of Mississauga assume the municipal works as constructed by the developer under the terms of the Municipal Works Agreement for City File No. OZ 001/02, De Zen Construction Company Limited OIBIO 678604 Ontario Inc. associated with 98 William Street, (lands located north of the Streetsville Plaza, south of Caroline Street, west of Queen Street South, and east of St. Lawrence & Hudson Railway, in Z-39(E» known as William Street Reconstruction and that the Letter of Credit in the amount of $81,444.00 be returned to the developer. (Ward 11)

GC-0590-2013 1. That the draft Corporate Policy entitled "Park Pathway Lighting" attached as Appendix 1 to the Corporate Report dated September 16, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services be approved.

2. That the existing Corporate Policy and Procedure "Park Path Lighting Design and Construction Standards" policy 05-02-06, attached as Appendix 2 be rescinded.

GC-0591-2013 1. That notwithstanding that location film in residential areas will be limited to two permits per calendar year for each residential block before residents are required to provide 80% approval, the Director, Culture Division may elect to require that the company seek approval of at least 80% of the impacted residents for the first and subsequent film permit requests; (i) In areas where there are extenuating circumstance; and (ii) Multiple issues and concerns have been brought forward to the film office by a number of residents in the past. General Committee - 2 - October 23, 2013

2. That a by-law be enacted to amend the Noise Control By-Law 360-79, as outlined in the report dated September 30, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services, entitled "Corporate Policy - Filming on City of Mississauga Property".

GC-0592-2013 That the revised Corporate Policy and Procedure Arena Ice Allocation 08-03-03, attached as Appendix 1 to the Corporate Report dated September 25,2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services be approved.

GC-0593-20 13 1. That the Purchasing Agent be authorized to execute the necessary contract with Ridgeway Occupational Consultants Inc. on a single source basis in the estimated amount of $1,033,115.35 (exclusive of taxes) for the provision of an Employee Health Services Program for a ternl of five years ending December 31, 2018.

2. That the Purchasing Agent be authorized to issue contract amendments to increase the value of the contract where necessary to accommodate additional services subject to budget availability.

GC-0594-2013 That a by-law be enacted authorizing the Commissioner of Community Services and the City Clerk to execute a Ground Lease Agreement, and all documents ancillary thereto including amending agreements, between The Corporation of the City of Mississauga ("City") as Landlord and Bell Mobility Inc. ("Bell") as Tenant, for the use of a portion of a municipal park known as Lisgar Fields (P-359), for a term of five (5) years commencing on January 1,2014 and expiring on December 31, 2018, together with three (3) options to extend of five (5) years each, to permit Bell to install and operate a telecommunication cell tower. The subject property, containing an area of approximately 48 square metres (517 square feet), is located on the north side of Doug Leavens Blvd., in the City of Miss iss aug a, Region of Peel, in Ward 10. (Ward 10)

GC-0595-2013 1. That the irregular-shaped parcel ofland located on the north side of Eglinton Avenue West, east of Orbitor Drive, containing an area of approximately 22.2 square metres (239.0 square feet), be declared surplus to the City's requirements for the purpose of sale to the adjoining owner, Peel Condominium Corporation No. 431 ("Condo 431"). The subject lands are legally described as Part of Block 10, Plan 43M-533 being designated as Parts 3 and 4 on the draft reference plan prepared by MMM Geomatics Ontario Limited, drawing No. 20-09-022-023, City of Mississauga, Regional Municipality of Peel, in Ward 5. General Committee - 3 - October 23,2013

2. That a by-law be enacted authorizing the Commissioner of Transportation and Works and the City Clerk to execute an Agreement of Purchase and Sale, and all documents ancillary thereto, between The Corporation of the City of Mississauga (the "City") as Vendor and Peel Condominium Corporation No. 431 as Purchaser, for the irregular­ shaped parcel of land located on the north side of Eglinton A venue West, east of Orbitor Drive, containing an area of approximately 22.2 square metres (239.0 square feet), at a purchase price of$5,500. The subject lands are legally described as Part of Block 10, Plan 43M-533 being designated as Parts 3 and 4 on the draft reference plan prepared by MMM Geomatics Ontario Limited, drawing No. 20-09-022-023, City of Mississauga, Regional Municipality of Peel, in Ward 5.

3. That all steps necessary to comply with the requirements of Section 2.(1) of City Notice By-law 215-08 be taken, including giving notice to the public by posting a notice on the City of Mississauga's website for at least three weeks prior to the execution of an agreement for the sale ofthe subject land. (Ward 5)

GC-0596-2013 I. That the Investigator Services Agreement dated December 12, 2007 between The Corporation of the City of Mississauga and Local Authorities Services Limited ("LAS") be renewed in accordance with the automatic renewal provisions contained therein, until such time as the retainer or investigation fee increases.

2. That the Mayor and the City be authorized to execute the Addendum to the Investigator Services Agreement to give effect to a fee increase for the new term starting in 2014, in a form satisfactory to Legal Services.

3. That all necessary bylaws be enacted.

GC-0597-2013 1. That the report titled "Bill 69 - Prompt Payment Act, 2013" by the City Solicitor be received for information.

2. That staffbe authorized to make submissions to the Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills to outline the concerns with the proposed legislation as raised in this report from the City Solicitor, titled "Bill 69 - Prompt Payment Act, 2013".

3. That the report from the City Solicitor, titled "Bill 69 - Prompt Payment Act, 2013" be forwarded to the local MPPs and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario for their information. General Committee -4- October 23,2013

GC-0598-2013 1. That the PowerPoint refresher with respect to the Green Belt Plan and the Urban River Valley Designation by Shelley Petrie, Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation, to the Environmental Advisory Committee dated October 1, 2013, be received;

2. That the PowerPoint presentation dated October 1, 2013 and entitled "Feasibility Analysis for the Expansion of the Provincial Greenbelt Plan" by Paul Lowes, Principal, Sorensen Gravely Lowes Planning Associates Inc. to the Environmental Advisory Committee on October 1,2013 be received; and

3. That the Memorandum dated September 16, 2013, 2013 from Laura Piette, Director, Parks and Forestry Division, Community Services Department, entitled "Update on Feasibility Analysis for the Expansion of the Provincial Greenbelt Plan Area into Mississauga," be received. (EAC-0040-2013)

GC-0599-2013 1. That the PowerPoint presentation, dated October 1, 2013, by Margot Ursie, Beacon Environmental and Lead Consultant, Urban Forest Management Plan, to the Environmental Advisory Committee on October 1, 2013 be received; and

2. That the Memorandum dated May 23, 2013 from dated September 16, 2013, 2013 from Laura Piette, Director, Parks and Forestry Division, Community Services Department, entitled "Update on the Natural Heritage & Urban Forest Strategy (NH&UFS)," be received. (EAC-0041-2013)

GC-0600-2013 That the Memorandum dated August 21,2013 from The Honourable Bob Chiarelli, Minister of Environment, with respect to the launch of the Municipal Energy Plan (MEP) program, referred by Council to the Environmental Advisory Committee at its meeting held on September 18, 2013, be received. (EAC-0042-2013)

GC-060 1-2013 That the chart from Environment staff with respect to upcoming agenda items and Environmental Advisory Committee (EA) role, be received. (EAC-0043-2013) General Committee - 5 - October 23, 2013

GC-0602-20 13 That the chart dated October 1, 2013 from Mumtaz Alikhan, Legislative Coordinator, Environmental Advisory Committee, with respect to the status of outstanding issues from the Environmental Advisory Committee, be received. (EAC-0044-2013)

GC-0603-20 13 That Community Services Department staff report back to General Committee on the issue of leash-free parks, including the age of children pe=itted and the number of dogs per person in leash-free parks.

GC-0604-2013 1. That Council enact a by-law authorizing the Commissioner of Transportation and Works and the City Clerk to execute an Agreement of Purchase and Sale, and all documents ancillary thereto, between Stevron Holdings Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Orlando Corporation ("Orlando"), as Vendor and the Corporation of the City of Mississauga ("Mississauga"), as Purchaser, for the acquisition of approximately 4.183 hectares (10.336 acres) of vacant land municipally identified as 7300 West Credit Avenue, for the purpose of a Mississauga Transit Facility, at a purchase price of $7,752,000. The lands are legally described as Part of Lot 12, Concession 5, West of Hurontario Street (Toronto Township), designated as Parts 1 and 13, Plan 43R-32440, City of Mississauga, Regional Municipality of Peel.

2. That Council enact a by-law authorizing the Commissioner of Community Services and the City Clerk to execute a Right of First Opportunity and Right of First Refusal Agreement ("ROFR" agreement), and all documents ancillary thereto, including any future amending agreements that may be required, between Orlando Corporation ("Orlando") and the Corporation of the City of Mississauga ("Mississauga"), providing Orlando with a right of first opportunity and a right of first refusal for a period of 10 years, to purchase all or any portion of the lands legally described as Part of Blocks 3, 4, 5 and 12, Plan 43M-832, Parts of Blocks 4 and 7 and all of Blocks 5 and 6, Plan 43M-900 and designated as Parts 1 to 11, 14to 17,21 to 29, 43R-17144. lnconsiderationofthe option rights, Orlando shall pay the City the sum of$350,000, by way of credit against the purchase price payable by the City to Orlando for the acquisition of Orlando's lands at 7300 West Credit Avenue, as described in Recommendation 1 above.

3. That Council authorize the transfer of funds in the amount of$350,000 from Transportation and Works Account No. 2-715868-08234 to the Cash-in-Lieu of Parkland Dedication Reserve Fund (Account 32121). (Wards 5 and 9) General Committee - 6 - October 23, 2013

GC-0605-2013 That the verbal update from Ed Sajecki, Commissioner, Planning and Building, be received. UB-l rr-======i1 BUDGET COMMITTEE Clerk's Files MJSSISSAUGl Corporate OCT 1 6 2013 ,.. Originator's Iiiiiiii Report Files

COUNCIL AGENDA DATE: September 26, 2013 Oc'\ 3,t), 2.or~

TO: Chair and Members of Budget Committee Meeting Date: October 16, 2013

FROM: Paul A Mitcham, P .Eng., MBA Commissioner of Community Services

SUBJECT: Sport Field Rates

RECOMMENDATION: l. That a by-law be enacted incorporating the new, revised and existing Sport Field Rates from January 1,2014 to December 31, 2014 as outlined in Appendix 1 attached to the Corporate Report dated September 26, 2013 from the Commissioner of Community Services entitled "Sport Field Rates."

2. That Council endorse the proposed 5-year plan for Sport Field Rates as a long-range framework to inform the annual rates and fees process that is subject to annual approval,

REPORT • The 2014 pricing structure was shared with affiliated youth field IDGHLIGHTS: organizations which included six (6) ball groups, six (6) soccer groups, football and rugby,

• The proposed 2014 pricing structure addresses affiliated ball grOUpE feedback related to the 2013 season which included administering tournament rainouts and the number of contracts received.

• The proposed 2014 pricing structure seeks to maintain cost recovery ratios.

• To ensure a balanced approach between affordable user fees and cost recovery and to provide groups with sufficieut time to budget U~-ILD) Budget Committee - 2 - September 26, 2013

for impacts staff propose a 5-year plan to increase operating cost recovery rate for natural turf from 30% to 32%.

BACKGROUND: At the Budget Committee Meeting of November 21,2011, Council received a Corporate Report entitled "Recreation and Parks Pricing Study Final Report" from the Commissioner of Community Services. In that report Council approved the recommendations of the Pricing Study in principle subject to armual review through the budget process and the approval of recreation program and rental fees.

The Pricing Study is founded on the principle that, in order to ensure service sustainability, all Recreation and Parks & Forestry Lines of Business should endeavour to maintain or incrementally increase their cost recovery rate year over year. Since the revenue used to offset costs to provide Recreation and Parks & Forestry services is derived through property taxes or user fees, any additional revenue needed to maintain cost recovery, not recovered through user fees, will ultimately come from an increase in property taxes.

The key objective of the Pricing Study with reference to rentals was to ensure that a logical pricing foundation be established to facilitate a system that recognizes the importance of customer satisfaction and cost recovery.

Sports Field Pricing The Pricing Study made two (2) significant recommendations specific for sports fields: 1) that all sports field rental rates move to a structure based on an hourly rental rate and 2) that non-primetime rates for sport fields be eliminated. The move to an hourly rate created a consistent platform from which to compare prices and allowed staff to better manage and track utilization trends that are critical in determining capital expenditures and field provision levels.

The new sports field rental structure was presented to user groups in a series of engagement sessions in 2011 and 2012. Following these sessions youth affiliated ball groups had additional questions and areas of concern that needed to be addressed before the new structure would be supported. Budget Conunittee - 3 - September 26, 2013

At the Budget Committee of November 26, 2012 Council received a Corporate Report entitled "Sport Field Rate & Deputation Response" from the Commissioner of Community Services. In that report staff addressed the concerns of the affiliated youth ball groups related to the new pricing structure and committed to meeting with affiliated youth groups anuually to review any issues from the current season and potential rates changes for the following season.

COMMENTS: To align with the principles of the Pricing Study and support a pricing framework that balances user fees with funding from taxes, staff recommends the following rate structure for the 2014 season:

Table 1: 2014 Proposed Pricing Structure (hourly rates) Affiliated Aff. Adult! Resident Commercial Youth Community Artificial $57.75 $94.50 $105.00 $157.50 Lit Natural $7.50 $9.40 $12.00 $16.90 Unlit Natural $3.35 $4.20 $5.35 $7.55 School $0.55 nfa nla nfa 10% surcharge on reSident rate for non-resldents

The proposed rate structure is grounded in the key principle, as outlined in the Pricing Study, that the City endeavours to maintain and incrementally increase cost recovery year over year. Groups were advised that the City, at a minimum, would require pricing that maintains last years' recovery ratio.

The operating cost recovery rate for sport fields is projected to be 30.14% in 2013. As predicted utilization rates decreased in 2013 as groups adjusted to the new hourly rate structure and became more pragmatic when booking facilities. For 2014, Parks and Forestry is projecting increased costs to maintain fields resulting from higher labour .costs and materials and supplies costs which include grass seed, fertilizer and sports paint.

To manage utilization and cost pressures the rates and fees recommended apply greater increases on lit facilities in consideration of the general user type (competitive and adult), the higher associated costs to maintain lit facilities and what surrounding municipalities charge for lit facilities. Inflationary increases are applied to unlit and school facilities in recognition that these facilities are generally the l}.Q) \ lc...~udget Committee - 4- September 26, 2013

gateway for young children to enter into sport which is an important aspect to healthy living and keeping youth active.

User Group Engagement th th Staff hosted two mcetings, August 19 and September 30 , with youth affiliated ball groups to reflect on the 2013 season and present the proposed rate structure for the 2014 season. Staff also consulted with other affiliated youth field groups regarding the proposed 2014 pricing structure. Those discussions did not result in any COncerns.

The following summarizes the feedback presented by the ball groups to staff through the engagement process:

Issue: Administering Tournament Rainouts and Streamlining Contracts

As a result of implementing the Pricing Study recommendations in 2013 groups were required to administer tournament rainouts and received a greater volume of contracts.

To address feedback regarding administering tournament rainouts and increased contract volume, staff recommends the introduction of a weekend rate (20% discount from the weekly rate). The tournament rate has been removed to facilitate this discount. The weekend rate recognizes the need to provide a reduced rate for groups to operate tournaments and would be eligible for the rainout discount (youth ball only) provided a minimum number of weeks are booked (22 weeks lit and 18 weeks unlit). This also streamlines the number of contracts groups would receive by reducing the variation of contracts required per season.

Initial reaction from the groups was positive however some focussed on the potential impact of removing the tournament rate and groups' ability to operate cost effective tournaments. Staff recognizes that groups will experience incremental rate increases to deliver tournaments as result ofthe new structure, however staff analyzed the potential impact of this change using 2013 utilization data and found that groups will save overall when booking weekend time assuming the same booking patterns. Budget Committee - 5 - September 26,2013

Issue: Sport Field Maintenance Levels

It is the ball groups' perception that maintenance service levels are higher in other municipalities and as a result that rates to book Mississauga facilities should be lower. Based on benchmarking of surrounding municipalities it has been determined that Mississauga's service levels are comparable. Further, when benchmarking the 2014 proposed rate structure staff found Mississauga's hourly rate to be more than 20% lower when comparing similar facilities in neighbouring municipalities. Table 3 provides a comparison of youth lit facility rates from surrounding municipalities.

Table 3. Lit Facility Rate - Municipal Comparisons Mississa riga Burlington Oakville Brampton .' ...... Youth Lit $7.50/hour** $1I.81Ihour' $10.50Ihour' $9.28Ihour' Facility Rate *Based 002013 rates and excludes IIghtrng surcharge **2014 proposed rate

Through the development of the Outdoor Sport Field Management Policy, the Mississauga Field Users Network will have an opportunity to review the City's current maintenance standards and assist in the development of new standards where it is deemed appropriate and necessary.

Issue: Capital Contributions Users have requested an ability to provide capital contributions to new capital, replacement and upgrade proj ects. Existing capital partnerships will continue to be respected and new requests considered on a case by case basis. Longer term, a capital partnership framework will be included in the Outdoor Sport Field Management Policy.

Issue: 2014 Proposed Rate Structure Youth ball groups believe that the lit facility price increase is too high. Although groups understand staff s intention to maintain and incrementally increase cost recovery ratios and the potential impact to the tax base should the City not maintain these ratios; principally groups believe that the City should only apply inflationary (2-3%) increases against all sport field facilities in order to maintain affordability for participants. u~ ~ \( e ;Udget Committee - 6 - September 26, 2013

The overall impact of the proposed 2014 pricing structure on affiliated youth ball groups is anticipated to drive incremental revenues of $8,118, wmch represents a total increase of 6.06% over 2013 and is predicated on no further decrease in utilization.

Future Sport Field Rates To maintain a balance between affordability and cost recovery and to belp groups forecast their budgets and fees, staff is proposing a 5-year rates and fees plan for sports fields. The plan proposes to incrementally increase the operating cost recovery rate from 30% to 32% over the next five years subject to Council approval through the annual Fees and Charges by-law. Table 4 outlines the proposed 5-year plan for sports fields.

Table 4. Proposed 5-Year Plan: Sports Field Rates

Field Type Current Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 [ Year 5 lvtificia! $55.00 $57.75 $60.65 $63.70 I $66.90 Lit Natura! $6.50 $750 $8.50 $9.50 I $10.50 Unlit Natural $3.25 $3.35 $3.45 $355 $3.60 School $0.50 $0.55 $0.60 $0.65 $070 Cost 30.14% 30.50% 31.37% 32.07% 32.62% Recovery** *Proposed rates for natural fields are based on the affiliated youth base rale **Cos.1 recave!)' is based on Natural SportS Fields only and assumes no change to utIlization and is based OD COLA for City maintenance and labour costs.

FINANCIAL IMPACT: Tbe revenue impact of the proposed 2014 rates and fees for sportsfields are based primarily on market price comparisons, benchmarks and an examination of historical price changes and the impact on volume and utilization projections. Incremental revenues of $58,400 for sport fields is projected in 2014, predicated on no material change to utilization rates.

CONCLUSIO"l : The recommendations contained within tms Corporate Report are consistent with the framework, and methodology, endorsed by Council through the 2011 Recreation and Parks Pricing Study. The proposed pricing structure addresses some of the feedback brought forward by affiliated youth groups. The proposed rates and 5-year plan allows the City and sports organizations to continue to provide quality and affordable services for residents, wmle maintaining an appropriate balance between property taxes and user fees. Budget Committee - 7 - September 26, 2013

ATTACHMENTS: Appendix I: Sport Field Rates

Paul A. Mitcham, P.Eng., MBA Commissioner of Community Services

Prepared By: Jason Klomp, Manager Sports, Recreation Division Appendix I c c? APPENDIX 1 PROPOSED RENTAL RATE SCHEDULE Lb SPORT FIELD RATES ----'

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Affiliated y oufh Field - weekend rale Sport Fields NEW I ala 270 Group5 Affiliated Youth Sport Fields GTlJupslBoard or Elristing To recover increased cosls 6.50 7.50 1.00 I 15.4% Education Affiliated Youth Spor1Field~ Groups/Bollrd of Existing To recover increased costs 3.25 3-35 I 0.10 I 31% Education ACfiliated Youth Sport fields OroupslBnard of Existing I To recover increased cosls 0.50 0.55 I OOS I 10.0% Education Affilia1edAduit Sport Fields Groups/CommunII)' Existing I To recover increased COSt9 8.00 9.40 lAO I 17.5% Oroup~ Affiliated Adult Sport fields I Oroups/Commuruty Existing I To recover incfllssed costs 4.00 4.20 0.20 I 5.DYo

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Sport Fil:lds Resident Existing To recover increased costs 10.00 12.00 2.00 20.0%

Sport Fields Resident Existing To recover increased costs 5.00 535 0.35 7.0%

Sport Fields Commercial Existing To recover increased costs 13.00 16.90 3.90 30.0%

Sport Fields CommercinJ Existing To recover increased costs 6.50 7.55 1.05 16.2%

Artificial Turf Fields Existing To recover increased eost~ 55.00 57.75 2.75 I 5.0%

Artificial Turf Fields Existing To recover inoreased costs 90.00 94.50 4.50 I 5.0%

Ar1ificial Turf Fields Resident Existing To recover increased costs JOO.OO J05.DO 5.00 I 5.0%

(10% surcharge to Artificial Turf Fields Non - Resident Existing To recover increased costs 5.0%

Artificial Turf Fields Commercial Existing To recover increa~ed costs 5.0%

Artificial TutfFields Existing To recover increased costs 64.74 67.98 3.24 I 5.0%

Noles: Minimum Buokillg' (Sport.;Piclds:) • Rates are based on hourly fee. o Artificial Fields 2 hour minimum • Natural Gmss Fields 2.5 hourmintmum

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• Booking period for alit diamond for the se~90naI hourly booking discount be based on 22 weeks (May 1 - September 30). Affiliated baseball groups that book for that period. receive a 150/. discount, The same Ilpplles for unlit fields however 11 is bllsed Qn [8 weeks beginning the second weekend in May.

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DATE: October 21, 2013

TO: Mayor and Members of Council Meeting Date: October 30, 2013

FROM: Gary Kent Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer

SUBJECT: Committee of Adjustment Planning Act Fees Update

RECOMMENDATION: That the Corporate Report dated October 21,2013 from the Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer titled "Committee of Adjustment Planning Act Fees Update" be received for information.

REPORT • A review of the Committee of Adjustment Section of SUMMARY: Appendix 1 attached to the report titled "Amendments to the Planning Act Processing Fees and Charges By-law 253-12, as amended" from the Commissioner of Planning and Building was undertaken; • Appendix 1 was revised to clarify an increase to the Residential Multiple Application (l0 or more) within a Plan of Subdivision fee.

BACKGROUND: On October 16, 2013, Budget Committee considered a report titled "Amendments to the Planning Act Processing Fees and Charges By­ law 253-12, as amended" from the Commissioner of Planning and Building and a question regarding the Committee of Adjustment fees was brought forward regarding the Residential Multiple Application l)~,~ca)~c~ou~n~c~il ______-~2_- ______~O~ct~0~be~r~2~1,~2~0~13

(10 or more) within a Plan of Subdivision fee. The matter was referred to the October 30, 2013 Council meeting for clarification.

By way of background information, on October 17, 2012, Budget Committee considered and approved the recommendations contained within the Corporate Report titled Proposed Changes for the Committee of Adjustment Fees and Charges under Budget Committee recommendation BC-0027-2012 which was subsequently adopted by Council on October 24, 2012.

Within the new fee structure, a gradual increase to Minor Variance fees was proposed over a four year period starting in 2013. In addition, a gradual increase in fees for Consent was proposed over the same four year period. Council at that time determined that the Consent - New lot or lot addition application fee should be increased to the maximum level immediately in 2013.

The following table indicates the fees approved for 2013-2016:

Application 2013 2014 2015 .... 2016·· Type ...... Minor $700 $800 $900 $1000 Variance - Residential Minor $975 $1150 $1325 $1500 Variance - All others Consent- $2500 $2500 $2500 $2500 New lot or lot addition Consent- $1400 $1600 $1800 $2000 Easement only Deferral $200 $200 $200 $200 Fee

COMMENTS: As noted in the Corporate Report titled "Amendments to the Planning Act Processing Fees and Charges By-law 253-12, as amended" from the Commissioner of Planning and Building under Appendix I, Schedule 'A' on page 10f II of Appendix I under the heading Minor Variances, it was noted that the Residential Application Fee was ufb-2{b) Council - 3 - October 21, 2013

increasing from $700 to $800 in 2014 in accordance with Budget Committee recommendation BC-0049-2012 which approved the gradual increase in Committee of Adjustment fees.

A question arose regarding the fee for Multiple Residential Applications (10 or more) within a Plan of Subdivision which was indicated on Appendix 1 of the Report to be $700 for the first 10 applications. This fee should have shown the base fee increase from $700 to $800. The attached Appendix 1 has been revised to reflect the correct base Residential Application fee increase for the Multiple Residential Application (l0 or more) within a Plan of Subdivision fee.

FINANCIAL IMPACT: There will be limited financial impact resulting from the change in fee as the Multiple Residential Application (l0 or more) within a Plan of Subdivision fee is not often utilized.

CONCLUSION: A review ofthe Appendix 1 attached to the Corporate Report titled "Amendments to the Planning Act Processing Fees and Charges By­ law 253-12, as amended" from the Commissioner of Planning and Building was conducted and a typographical error was found as the Multiple Residential Applications (l0 or more) within a Plan of Subdivision fee which should have reflected the base increase in the Residential Application Fee.

ATTACHMENTS: Appendix 1: Revised First Page Schedule' A' from the Corporate Report titled "Amendments to the Planning Act Processing Fees and Charges By-law 253-12, as amended" from the Commissioner of Planning and Building

Gary Kent Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer

Prepared By: David L. Martin, Manager a/Vital Statistics and Secretary Treasurer, Committee a/Adjustment Appendix 1: § Proposed Planning Act Processing Fees Schedule , t--.J

Schedule 'A' ~ CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENT - LEGISLATIVE SERVICES - COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT

ueeartment !"lnanClal Imeact : LUi.:! !juager IS $ I - $ 1/ Minor Variances: Residential applications Existing Budget Committee recommendation BC- $700.00 per application $ 700.00 $ 800.00 $ 100.00 14% 0049-2012 was adopted by Council on December 12, 2012 for this fee increa~e in 2014.

Multiple Residential Applications (10 or more) Existing Base Residential Fee Increased $700.00 per application for the first $ 700.00 $ 800.00 $ 100.00 14% within a Plan of SubdIVision 10 applications

Existing no change $50.00 per application In excess of $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ · 0%

All other applications Existing Budget Committee recommendation BC- $975.00 per application $ 975.00 $ 1,150.00 $ 175.00 18% 0049-2012 was adopted by Council on December 12, 2012 for this fee increase in 2014.

Deferral Fee Existing no change $200.00 per request $ 200.00 $ 200.00 $ · 0%

Consent: New lots and lot additions Existing no change $2,500.00 per application $ 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00 $ · 0% (includes Certificate Fee payable at time of application)

Multiple Consent Applications (10 or more) Existing no change $2,500.00 per application for the $ 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00 $ · 0% within a Plan of Subdivision first 10 applications

EXisting no change $50.00 per application In excess of $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $ · 0% the first 10 applications (includes Certificate Fee payable at time of application)

Validation of Title, Lease, Easement, Existing Budget Committee recommendation BC- $1,400.00 per application $ 1,400.00 $ 1,600.00 $ 200.00 14% Mortgage or Partial Discharge of Mortgage, 0049-2012 was adopted by Council on Foreclosure or Power of Sale December 12, 2012 for this fee increase in 2014.

Request for a change of a condition Existing no change $500.00 per condition $ 500.00 $ 500.00 $ 0%

Deferral Fee Existing no change $200.00 per request $ 200.00 $ 200.00 $ 0%

Secretary-Treasurer's Certificate Fee Existing no change $375.00 $ 375.00 $ 375.00 $ · 0% .

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Letter: Greetings, We are asking for an amendment to Mississauga By-law 98-04 to allow us to keep backyard chickens. Keeping chickens is an environmentally friendly way to reduce kitchen waste and provide healthy free range eggs from animals whose lifestyle and diet we know and control. Many cities all over Ontario and Canada are now passing By-Laws allowing chickens and are finding no problems when individuals choose this route. The environmentally friendly, health conscious residents of Mississauga should have this option too. # Name Address Signature date

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Recipient: Mayor Hazel McCallion, Jim Tovey, Patricia Mullin, Chris Fonseca, Frank Dale, Bonnie Crombie, Ron Starr, Nando lanniccia, Katie Mahoney, Pat Saito, Sue McFadden, and George Carlson

Letter: Greetings,

We are asking for an amendment to Mississauga By-law 98-04 to allow us to keep backyard chickens. Keeping chickens is an environmentally friendly way to reduce kitchen waste and provide healthy free range eggs from animals whose lifestyle and diet we know and control. Many cities all over Ontario and Canada are now passing By-Laws allowing chickens and are finding no problems when individuals choose this route. The environmentally friendly, health conscious residents of Mississauga should have this option too.

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Name Location Date Marianne Kalich , Canada 2013-08-04 Heather Stainback Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-05 Nadene Henderson Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-05 Robert Brunnhofer Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 David Terpstra Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Aj Gayle Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 Wendy Bell Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 Sarah Pugsley Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Christine Fukumoto Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 gabriella lima toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Caitlin Ferguson Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Jennifer Court Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Catherine MacFarlane Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-07 James Marchment Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Rachel Elizabeth McKim Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Michael Shuser Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Lorraine Piotrowski Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 Marilyn Estabrooks Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 Angela Kalich Ottawa, Canada 2013-08-07 Gil Wizen Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 Lisa Cheung Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 Kristy D mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 Jonathan Macias Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Windsor Chan Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 Chelsey Hennig Parry Sound, Canada 2013-08-07 Brianna MacGillivray Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Carlos Santos Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Larissa Mota Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Melissa Demery Varin Ottawa, Canada 2013-08-07 Holly Reid Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 P-2Cb) Name Location Date Hannah Stroud North Bay, Canada 2013-08-07 Karen Kim Ottawa, Canada 2013-08-07 Jessica Velicogna Ottawa, Canada 2013-08-07 Matt Stephens Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Lucy Goytisolo Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Kristie Thomas Parry sound, Canada 2013-08-08 Amber Kari Regina, Canada 2013-08-08 Krutarth Patel mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Justin Tisdelle Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-08 Monica Goodchild Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 marissa whitefield mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Amanda LeBlanc Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Tammy Simpson Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Amber Chase mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Daniel Cameron Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 matthew leal mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 siobhan woodrow toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Amanda Davies Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Kim Stemshorn Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Tyler Bacon West kelowna, Canada 2013-08-08 Katerina Pravdivaia Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Ali Malik Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 KarenT Toronto, 2013-08-08 Gillian Jenkinson Brockville, Canada 2013-08-08 Mary Robison Guelph, Canada 2013-08-08 Cynthia Thomas Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-08 Brandy Snider Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 John Kranjcevic Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Shana Gibbons Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Susan Dixon Milton, Canada 2013-08-08 Danielle B Toeonto, Canada 2013-08-08 Debby Keown Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 ~-2lC)

Name Location Date Carol Diab Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Shade Stainback Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-08 Hans Harding Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Aldo Pitton Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Beverly Marcinkiewicz mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Roseanne Foster Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Cara Mastrofini Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Diane Scott Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-08 Katherine Kohler Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 BARBARA HERRING PETERBOROUGH, Canada 2013-08-08 Diane O'Neill Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Ann Singer Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Baseer baig Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Sylvia Naumovski Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 rachel singer Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Joan Warren Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Andreanne Methot alban, Canada 2013-08-08 Melissa Cuke Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Joshua Rusak Toronto, Canada 2013-08-08 Sheheen Samji Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 Beth Dennis Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Marilyn Smith Binbrook, Canada 2013-08-09 Hayley Oosting SIMCOE, Canada 2013-08-09 Ju lie Walker Caledonia, Canada 2013-08-09 glenn reid miss, on, Canada 2013-08-09 Manisha Jagga Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 brandon besharah Toronto, Canada 2013-08-09 Dusan Celper Whitby, Canada 2013-08-09 AnamikaCh Kingston, Canada 2013-08-09 WynAndress Hamilton, Canada 2013-08-09 Leslie Jeffreys Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 erin oconn Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 P-2Cdj Name Location Date Tony Bui appleblossom circle, Canada 2013-08-09 Utsav Sanduja Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Murielle Weissmann Millbrook, Canada 2013-08-09 Joshua Knauer Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Melody LaPlante Summerville, SC, United States 2013-08-09 Bessie Krsovan Waterloo, Canada 2013-08-09 Sara Van Rooy Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Vera Bieber TORONTO, Canada 2013-08-09 Belinda Solly Whitby, Canada 2013-08-09 Don Dickson Binbrook, Canada 2013-08-09 Hana Otta Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-09 Louise vanderPut Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Kristen McKendry Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Viktor Elias Toronto, Canada 2013-08-09 Anna Harmata Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Adam Balicki Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Barbara Balikci Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Patrick Nelson Toronto, Canada 2013-08-09 Yanping Wang mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Vernon O'Connor Victoria, Canada 2013-08-09 Alex Villavarayan Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Jose Gaitan Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Martin Rojcik Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Arnold Oickle Mississauga ,ON, Canada 2013-08-10 Sofia Becerra mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Renee Soucy Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Darina Van Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Ana Paula Becerra Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 trevor kendall mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 John Biesiadecki MISSISSAUGA, Canada 2013-08-10 Robert Bult Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Tait Luste MississaufiJa, Canada 2013-08-10 P-2(e.-)

Name Location Date Lori Whittaker Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 2013-08-10 Christopher Borg Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Carla DeMarco Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Cindy Fuller Toronto, Canada 2013-08-10 Connie Lam Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Kathy Stevenson Bashaw, Canada 2013-08-10 Lee-Anne Pereira Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Barrie Malloch Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Richard Gunar Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Bart Manuszak Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 chris joachim mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Alan Ali Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Sue MacMillan Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 Lorraine Johnson Toronto, Canada 2013-08-11 Ross Bain Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-11 Anne Freeman Toronto, Canada 2013-08-11 Caroline Smoyer Toronto, Canada 2013-08-11 Kevin Hewitt Toronto, Canada 2013-08-11 Ernest Harding Mississauga On., Canada 2013-08-11 Leonardo Ortega Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-11 Therese TAylor Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-11 Jill Chen Toronto, Canada 2013-08-11 lIiodor Popa Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-11 Wendy Lambie Toronto, Canada 2013-08-11 Ron Cwang Toronto, Canada 2013-08-12 Teresa Culpeper Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Piotr Balicki Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Jane Simek Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Irene Osterreicher Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Nelly Cardenas Missisauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Jana Neumann Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Brenda Bennett Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 P-2C+j Name Location Date Christine Nightingale Brampton, Canada 2013-08-12 INDER SHEORAN Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Kelly Abell Midland, Canada 2013-08-12 John Kalich McDougall, Canada 2013-08-12 Leah Dawn Clarke Milton, Canada 2013-08-12 Steven Lyngo Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Lilo Egloff Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Jack Kowalczuk Palgrave, Canada 2013-08-12 Michelle Murray Markham, Canada 2013-08-12 Sandra Suljanovic Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Kennetha James Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Cynthia de Lhorbe Oakville, Canada 2013-08-13 Scott Weakley Port Credit, Canada 2013-08-13 Carmen DeMarco LaSalle, ON, Canada 2013-08-13 Nicholas Domagala toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Tanya Campbell Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Grace Gwozdz Brampton, Canada 2013-08-13 Jen Moore Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Fred Stinson Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 KLKho Brampton, Canada 2013-08-13 Justin Lau Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Haru Greco Liu Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Tom Wharton Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Anna Wharton Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Peter Llewellyn Hamilton, Canada 2013-08-13 Sally Morgan King city, Canada 2013-08-13 Colin Connelly Havelock, Canada 2013-08-13 Huda Khattab Mississauga, ON, Canada 2013-08-13 Sean Donnelly Oakville, Canada 2013-08-13 Sharaz Hassan Scarborough, Canada 2013-08-13 Don Foden Scarborough, Canada 2013-08-13 David Gardner Pickering, Canada 2013-08-13 p-2(5) Name Location Date Deb Jeffery Burlington, Canada 2013-08-13 Jeanne Kalich Toronto, On, Canada 2013-08-13 Veruschka Grant Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 SAIMA HUSSAIN MILTON, Canada 2013-08-13 Neil Fernandes Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Sean Leyland Queenston, Canada 2013-08-13 Owen Lee Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Jose Amaya Scarborough, Canada 2013-08-13 Aine Suttle Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 deena altman toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Eric Bender Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Alisa Kostaki Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-13 Linda Thomson Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Judith Stuart Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Tom Jay Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Genevieve Blanshard Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Melanie Thomson Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Kourtney Short Kitchener, Canada 2013-08-13 Lionel Wang Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 JANUSZ GRABOWSKI brampton, Canada 2013-08-13 Amanda peltomaki parry sound, Canada 2013-08-13 Sarah Munroe-Hunt Burlington, Canada 2013-08-13 Vince Trapani Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Patricia Brual Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Susan Ward Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Yuan Lu Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Jennifer Huang Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Cuihua Li Markham, Canada 2013-08-13 Phillip Hawke Ottawa, Canada 2013-08-13 Dorothy Guo Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Emily Wang Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 rose pan mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 t>- 2C~') Name Location Date Karen M Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Mark McKeown Miltpn, Canada 2013-08-13 Julia Puodziukas Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Warwick Wan Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Marien Gehrels Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Mark Best Hamilton, Canada 2013-08-13 rich worton mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Christine lIolt Richmond Hill, Canada 2013-08-13 Anna lei toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Jen Wood Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 ansarpasha Canada 2013-08-13 Janet Pond-White Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Maria Arts MISSISSAUGA, Canada 2013-08-13 rosemary ferguson mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Jesmine Zheng North York, Canada 2013-08-13 ZLi Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Amy Liou Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Paul Hoepfner-Homme Cobourg, ON, Canada 2013-08-13 Diana Palkowski Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Elizabeth Barlow Grafton, ON, Canada 2013-08-13 BillWu Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Tamara Bernstein Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Nav Mundi Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Julien Franche cantleu, Canada 2013-08-13 EMYYANG toroto, Canada 2013-08-13 Amanda Harrison Wong Guelph, Canada 2013-08-13 Kathleen Webb Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Michael Young Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Graeme Skipper-Horton Brantford, Canada 2013-08-13 xianghong huang markham, Canada 2013-08-13 Shari Phillips Edmonton, Canada 2013-08-13 Stefani Arts MISSISSAUGA, Canada 2013-08-13 ?-2(\)

Name Location Date Erin Silverstein Richmond Hill, Canada 2013-08-13 Nathan Carey Neustadt, Canada 2013-08-13 Miles Bowman Port Hope, Canada 2013-08-13 Christine McCarter Port Perry, Canada 2013-08-13 Maya Kenedy Stouffville, Canada 2013-08-13 Jacqueline Taffe Brampton, Canada 2013-08-13 Tao Wang Markham, Canada 2013-08-13 Sue Hegedus Grafton, Canada 2013-08-13 Jennifer Bailey Okotoks, Canada 2013-08-13 James Santangelo Brampton, Canada 2013-08-13 beate [email protected] Ahrensburg, Germany 2013-08-13 Dora W. Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Jeff Jones Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Debbie Kirkland Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Joseph Kurian Oakville, Canada 2013-08-13 Maria Bava Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Wei Feng Zheng Montreal, Canada 2013-08-13 Andrew Patel Toronto, ON, Canada 2013-08-13 Kristen Murphy Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Brenda Conroy Ketch Harbour, Canada 2013-08-13 ying chen Leamington, Canada 2013-08-13 S.Wu mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 John Uygur Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Eric Muhammad N. Charleston, SC, United States 2013-08-13 cassandra smith mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 lucas smith mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Paul Karsten Orangeville Ontario, Canada 2013-08-13 Zhao Yang Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Renee Pugsley Ottawa, Canada 2013-08-13 Michael Holota Ottawa, Canada 2013-08-13 ted dawson mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 David Myers Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 r.p-2L~ ') Name Location Date joe ellison concord, Canada 2013-08-13 Diane Papadopoulos Newmarket, Canada 2013-08-13 Heather Brajcic Caledon, Canada 2013-08-13 Danilo Maiochi Brantford, Canada 2013-08-13 Mark bulger toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Tudor C Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Catherine Colburn Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Jeff peng North York, Canada 2013-08-13 LC Iglesias Oakville, Canada 2013-08-13 charlie chen mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Joanna Pugsley Brantford, Canada 2013-08-13 christine brual toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Josh Nova toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Valerie Worton Burlington, Canada 2013-08-13 mingrong zhao ottawa, Canada 2013-08-13 Tony Salatino Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-13 Oksana Horbach Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Nicoleta Zouri Vaughan, Canada 2013-08-14 Kim Monaghan Falconbridge, Canada 2013-08-14 Rachel Buttery Barrie, Canada 2013-08-14 Giusepppe Simonetta Brampton, Canada 2013-08-14 Carmen Iglesias Oakville, Canada 2013-08-14 maggie Chen Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 marianne davidson kirkland lake, Canada 2013-08-14 Kasia Briegmann-Samson Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 kongping zhang toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 katarzyna escobar mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Katarzyna Szymanek Mississauga, MN, United States 2013-08-14 ELAINE DANYER Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Leo Liao Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Natasha Lesar Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Arash Masi toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 ?-2lt-)

Name Location Date Shenguang Li Markham, Canada 2013-08-14 Sean Masi toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Alena Cawthorne Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Parisa Masi Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 ad nan zamir mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Laura Lin Markham, Canada 2013-08-14 Laura Staley Wolfe Island, Canada 2013-08-14 xu an ye mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Marco Cornelio Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Katherine Young Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Shudong Gu Markham, Canada 2013-08-14 MDim MISSISSAUGA, Canada 2013-08-14 Robert Deonarine Brampton, Canada 2013-08-14 Hamza En Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Cory Fry Cambridge, Canada 2013-08-14 Amy Reid Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Gail Ross Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 hao han mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Shahrukh Pestonji Mississauga, ON, Canada 2013-08-14 Ewa Szymanek Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Haide Giesbrecht Langley, Canada 2013-08-14 David Shafir Toronto,ON, OH, United States 2013-08-14 Christine Upton Georgetown, Canada 2013-08-14 Dominic Fortuna Thornhill, Canada 2013-08-14 Will Chan Markham, Canada 2013-08-14 Piotr Chomicki Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 EricWalry Kanata, Canada 2013-08-14 Ross Pugsley Brantford, Canada 2013-08-14 Erin O'Neill London, Canada 2013-08-14 Li Oin Markham, Canada 2013-08-14 angela bai richmond hill, Canada 2013-08-14 Sheila Green Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 P-2U'J Name Location Date Daisy Tang Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Caroline Bouilly Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Greg Clarke Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Anna Hoepfner Parksville, Canada 2013-08-14 Arlene Perry Victoria, BC, Canada 2013-08-14 Jeremy Wang North York, Canada 2013-08-14 Kim Prangley Stanstead, Canada 2013-08-14 Mairy BEam Caledon, Canada 2013-08-14 Greg Nelson Ithaca, NY, United States 2013-08-14 Bonnie Wodin London, Canada 2013-08-14 Rita Lynham Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Jason Bavington Guelph, Canada 2013-08-14 Justin Zubet Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Kim Rose Kawartha Lakes, Canada 2013-08-14 David Denis Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Robin Preboy Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Ottavio Cicconi Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Kate Chung Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Lois Mei Brampton, Canada 2013-08-14 Victoria Boehm Stoney Creek, Canada 2013-08-14 Julia Penistan Embro, Canada 2013-08-14 Delia Cicconi MISSISSAUGA, ON, Canada 2013-08-14 Ashar Syed Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Mina Cicconi Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Michelle den Hollander Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Dan Price Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Patricia Silva Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Elena thomas toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Sue Brown Warkworth, Canada 2013-08-14 Margaret Rao Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 MarkWood Lindsay, Canada 2013-08-14 Eric Yang Missisauga, Canada 2013-08-14 P-2(hI)

Name Location Date Angelica Rao Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Kari Martene-Akbudak London, Canada 2013-08-14 marilyn luciano toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Violet McCrady Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 peter kikic oshawa, Canada 2013-08-14 Leighann Baird Scarborough, Canada 2013-08-14 Rachel Butler Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Paula Coutinho Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Gail Nyoka Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 J smith Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Stephanie Commodari Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Antonietta Bava Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Cosmo Bava Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Lorraine Eastland Ptbo, Canada 2013-08-14 Ting Wang Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Marg Butler Newtonville, ON, Canada 2013-08-14 Joanne Wise Hamilton, Canada 2013-08-14 Julie O'Hara Paris, Canada 2013-08-14 Sandra Calderaro Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Maria Elisa Haikalis Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 margaret Rossiter London, ON, Canada 2013-08-15 Jaclyn Carlisle Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 xiuying xie mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 Rosemarie McMechan Hastings, Canada 2013-08-15 Grace xiong NORTH YORK, Canada 2013-08-15 Sarah Sackville-McLauchlan Toronto, Canada 2013-08-15 Ahmed Tahir Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 XIAOHONG MA MISSISSAUGA, Canada 2013-08-15 Lynn Whelan Wash ago, Canada 2013-08-15 Derek Laventure Toronto, Canada 2013-08-15 Andrew Pieczarski Oakville, Canada 2013-08-15 Jenna Rose Montreal, Canada 2013-08-15 :r-2U1)

Name Location Date Helen Griffin Peterborough, Canada 2013-08-15 Edith Vig Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 Priyanka Sekhar Oakville, Canada 2013-08-15 Beth McKinlay Cavan, Canada 2013-08-15 Astrid Hudson Cobourg, ON, Canada 2013-08-15 Tracy Kenny Toronto, Canada 2013-08-15 Noah Cadieux Lancaster, NH, United States 2013-08-15 Andrew Veglio Toronto, Canada 2013-08-15 Cindy Veglio Toronto, On, Canada 2013-08-15 Jing Jiang Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 Avril Siddle North York, Canada 2013-08-15 Sheenagh Cross oshawa, Canada 2013-08-15 Susan Strathearn Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 kevin liu Toronto, Canada 2013-08-15 Annie chen Toronto, Canada 2013-08-15 Warren Brubacher Toronto, Canada 2013-08-15 Frank Bav Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 Paul Ho Swift Current, Canada 2013-08-15 micaela cook ottawa, Canada 2013-08-16 Maria Cicconi Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-16 GWENILARRY WULFF Toronto, Canada 2013-08-16 Sydney Garvin Fort erie, Canada 2013-08-16 xinweiwang MISSISSAUGA, Canada 2013-08-16 Susan Forrester Lindsay, Canada 2013-08-16 Daniel Stevenson Lundar, Canada 2013-08-16 Patrick Padovan Guelph, Canada 2013-08-16 Nancy Picard Guelph, Canada 2013-08-16 ZhenWu Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-16 CJ Bray Calgary, Canada 2013-08-16 Sherry Comstock Montour Falls, NY, United States 2013-08-16 J. Victor Parker Toronto, Ontario" Canada 2013-08-17 Sonya D'Cunha Toronto, Canada 2013-08-17 ~-2(6)

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Camfferman Burnaby, Canada 2013-09-13 Jo-Ann Smale Little Britain Ontario, Canada 2013-09-13 norm and bureau verdun, Canada 2013-09-13 Anthea Nelson Edmonton, Canada 2013-09-13 Mari McMillan Toronto, Canada 2013-09-13 michelle monahan toronto, Canada 2013-09-13 Dorothea Gordon Victoria, Canada 2013-09-13 Teresa Bigham Gibsons, Canada 2013-09-13 Steve Sissons calgary, Canada 2013-09-13 shahla bozorgzadeh vancouver, Canada 2013-09-13 Bonnie Buckmaster Woods Harbour, Canada 2013-09-13 Louise Poudrier Montreal, Canada 2013-09-13 Karen Vosburg Windsor, Canada 2013-09-13 Lynne Burgess Gravenhurst, Canada 2013-09-13 Kate Labelle Niagara Falls, Canada 2013-09-13 Victoria Pitchford Toronto, Canada 2013-09-13 Renato Ortiz de Zevallos Winnipeg, Canada 2013-09-13 Patricia Cannell Winnipeg, Canada 2013-09-13 Louise Gagne Montreal, Canada 2013-09-14 Ben Humphreys Surrey, Canada 2013-09-14 Evelyn Ball Lockport, Canada 2013-09-14 Erica Bene Toronto, Canada 2013-09-14 Margot Durling Halifax, Canada 2013-09-14 Bessy Van Hoek Surrey, Canada 2013-09-14 Steve Beriault Newmarket, Canada 2013-09-14 isha s saskatoon, Canada 2013-09-14 Nadine Desjardins Owen Sound, Canada 2013-09-14 Birgit Walch Hamilton, Canada 2013-09-14 'P-2Csj

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Christine Fukumoto Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Canadians need to be more in touch with where their food comes from. Keeping a flock of chickens contributes to a healthy body and mind through fresh food, and with delightful interaction with the animals themselves.

James Marchment Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Chickens are our friends.

Lorraine Piotrowski Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 People should have the freedom to collect eggs from their own chickens - it hurts no one and benefits the homeowner.

Windsor Chan Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-07 I believe that restraints on liberties should be kept to a minimum.

Chelsey Hennig Parry Sound, Canada 2013-08-07 This is important to me because one of my friends aunts has chickens in her backyard and they dont harm anyone. Chickens are SO harmless this is a pointless bylaw.

Brianna MacGillivray Toronto, Canada 2013-08-07 Raising my own chickens is a right a would eventually like to exercise.

Amber Kari Regina, Canada 2013-08-08 Chickens are not only good pets, but they are a sustainable way to produce your own eggs.

Justin Tisdelle Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-08 Why wouldn't it be?

Monica Goodchild Victoria, Canada 2013-08-08 Chickens are a positive and healthy addition to any family. They provide eggs (protein) to families, and they also benefit by creating manure that can be used to fertilize gardens. They aren't noisy (let's face it... who has dogs in their yard that NEVER stop barking!?) I find it crazy that we can have some animals that (let's face it) other than provide us an emotional benefit (chickens can too!) they don't provide us with food and/or other beneficial things. GO CHICKENS!

Amanda LeBlanc Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 I am also looking to have this by-law changed!

Gill Jenkinson Brockville, Canada 2013-08-08 Brockville allows chickens in city limits.

Mary Robison Guelph, Canada 2013-08-08 Many communities (including Guelph) allow the raising of chickens in residential backyards because they do not negatively impinge on neighbours in any way, and they also allow the production of healthy food with a very small carbon footprint.

Debby Keown Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-08 I believe we should be able to keep a limited number of chickens to supply eggs to one household

Roseanne Foster Toronto, Canada 2013-08-09 Because we need more chickens that are not imported from China

Diane Scott Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-09 As long as the animals ,being kept are healthy and have a clean environment I think it is a great way to qqtain truly fresh eggs.

Katherine Kohler Toronto. Canada 2013-08-09 Chickens provide a sustainable healthy food source for families. They should be allowed to be kept within limits on residential property.

BARBARA HERRING PETERBOROUGH, 2013-08-09 We all need to know how to use., our land to grow food and care for other Canada beings. People are allowed to hewe many cats - beings that are decimating our small bird population. Chickens t~~E!J so little and give so much!

Diane O'Neill Toronto, Canada 2013-08-09 It is a question of individual rights, t~at don't infringe on communal rights.

ANN SINGER TORONTO, Canada 2013-08-09 I think everyone should be allowed to have chickens in their backyard. [t is time to change the bylaw!

Sylvia Naumovski Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 A limited number of chickens make ~ nice addition to the community. They m$ke good pets and it cared for properly shouldn't be a nuisance for the neighbours. Name Location Date Comment

Melissa Cuke Mississauga. Canada 2013-08-09 Backyard hens are harmless and can be an invaluable suppon for families and cities who wish to prioritize sustainablIIty and food security. I would be proud- of Mississauga were we to act progressively on this issue

Marilyn Smith Binbrook, Canada 2013-08-09 Chickens are harmless and reduces factory farming and not noisy. Not sure what the problem is?

Hayley Oosting SIMCOE, Canada 2013-08-09 We should be able to grow our own eggs.

Julie Walker Caledonia, Canada 2013-08-09 People have rights, rights to live as they see fit and to be self sustaining glenn reid miss, on, Canada 2013-08-09 because 1m going to build a crap load of chicken coops in miss .. ;)

brandon besharah Toronto, Canada 2013-08·09 individuals should have the right to produce their own eggs since food they buy from stores can no longer be trusted. Chickens are harmless, quiet and low maintenance.

Tony8ui appleblossom circle, 2013-08-09 fresh eggs. yum. Canada

Bessie Krsovan Waterloo, Canada 2013-08-09 We should be allowed to feed our family fresh eggs raised the way we choose without the added chemicals and drugs.

Don Dickson Binbrook, Canada 2013-08-09 My sister lives in Mississauga and might one day like to have her own chickens.

Hana Otta Etobicoke, Canada 2013-08-09 It is our basic right to keep chicken which provide us with safe food. There is no law against cats and dogs which can be dangerous. No one was ever blten by chicken

Louise vanderPut Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Let's get real and allow people a few chickens in their backyard. I would prefer that this is monitored to ensure that the animals are not overcowded and are looked after well. This is a beautifully designed cage of Ms. Kalich for the handful of chickens she keeps. We need more ways like this to help keep IoIfban folk and their children connected to real food.

Kristen McKendry Mississauga, Canada 2013.08-09 I have been lobbying for the right to keep hens myself, for years. It's the logical step to take if we're serious about food security. I can grow all my own vegetables, but not my protein. Eggs would fill that gap.

Martin Rojcik Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-09 Grow domestic. Stop supporting animal cruelty AJ. large Farms.

Have a freedom of choice on my own property.

Support local food chain.

trevor kendall mississauga, Canada 2013.08-10 Much safer and nicer to animals!!

John Biesiadecki Kingston, Canada 2013.08-10 There really is no conceivable threat in raising a small number of chicken in a backyard. What gives?

Tait Luste Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 In this time of growing uncenainty about food products and more and mo~ people trying to grow their own gardens having a few chickens makes sense. we would have to license il and have rules in place bUI [ think it is very progressive to do this.

Lori Whittaker Hamilton, Canada 2013-08-10 Chickens are part of sustainable living. If well treated should be more allowable than other pets.

Carla DeMarco Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 I agree that a limited number of chickens is perfectly acceptable, and that witb growing concerns about the way animals are treated and what they are fed, this is the way to go to ensure they are being treated ethically and that the eggs are a better quality. P-2(xj

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Kathy Stevenson Bashaw, Canada 2013-08-10 This is important in so many ways: personal choices, freedom, educating young people to appreciate what goes into producing food and educating the public not be afraid of a few small chickens!

Barrie Malloch Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 along with the ban on having clothes lines in your yard, this is another silly by law that needs changing

Alan Ali Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-10 I want organic eggs

Kevin Hewitt Toronto, Canada 2013-08-11 Urban farming is where we should be going. Educate the public on the benefits.

Ernest Harding Mississauga On., 2013-08-11 I like fresh Eggs, and raising aminals. Canada

Teresa Culpeper Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Why should it not be important to me? Keeping chickens in a humane environment to collect their eggs for healthy human consumption - where is the problem? Other than stores & government can't collect on the profit! You let people keep exotic animals as pets which in itself is animal cruelty because these animals are not meant to be pets but someone cannot keep a few chickens in their yard to raise safely & humanely without harm to other humans or the chickens - where is the logic! Absolutely, Marianne Katich & anyone else who wishes to raise chickens for their eggs should be allowed to!! With the way animals, in particular farm animals are being inhumanely kept & raised you should be encouraging this individual & others like her. Perhaps if enough people started keeping their own chickens, the farm factories would be forced to rethink the way they raise their birds & maybe, just maybe the governement might start to wake up and take notice!

Nelly Cardenas Missisauga, Canada 2013-08-12 environmentally friendly eggs for our families - not to the animal cruelty in the big companies

Christine Nightingale Brampton, Canada 2013-08-12 Home grown eggs from kindly treated animals are far more nutritious and delicious than those obtained from 4 hens in a cage the size of a microwave. I am a former instructor of Holistic Nutrition(George Brown College) It is a fundamental right to eat healthy food of known and trusted origin ..

INDER SHEORAN Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 Though-I am a vegetarian but I strongly support for raising hens in the back, yard. They are much batter than having a dog in the neighborhood which keeps barking all 24 h and you have to keep shut your doors and windows all times to avoid the noise.

Jack Kowalczuk Caledon, Canada 2013-08-12 to exercise one's right to healthy food. Also solving problem of organiC waste as well as composting the soil for the purpose of growing own organic foods at a household level.

Michelle Murray Markham, Canada 2013-08-12 Having access to humanely raised safe eggs should be a right

Kennetha James Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-12 I find it very pleasing to see a few chickens in the backyard. I don't own any but I feel if a responsible resident of Mississauga wants to care for a limited number of chickens. I feel 6 is maximum and they must be properly cared fOT. The city could profit from this privilege by having the owners licensed. Modest fee, of course.

Tanya Campbell Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 I think backyard chickens should be allowed.

Grace Gwozdz Brampton, Canada 2013-08-13 it is the only way to restore balance in the environement in the city.

K LKho Srampton, Canada 2013-08-13 It is time to get over this obsession with ridding our yards of plants, animals and other things that could actually be productive and of use, not merely ornamental. Our neighbours' dogs are far noisier than a few hens would be, and while loving pets do not provide food or enhance our relationship with the production of food, something most children would benefit from. Name Location Date Comment

Haru Greco Liu Montreal, Canada 2013-08-13 Hens are not noisy, smelly, nor do they attract pests when well taken care of. They are a pet like any other. We can have noisy dogs and dangerous snakes as pets, but no hens? That makes no sense. Chickens are wonderfully­ behaved companions with the added bonus of being a source of food through eggs. The by-law banning them is ridiculous, as it is in no way based on practicality, but rather on social acceptability, which is completely wrong. Please join the 21 st century of urbanity and reverse this illogical by-law!

Tom Wharton Mississauga, Canada 2013-Q8-13 Chickens help reduce the bugs, provide compost, are very contmllable as pets. Tehy do not run the street, make noise, attracts pests. They do help people realize humane treatment of arumals. Chickens are also very smart pets that we become attached to. anna wharton mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Chickens serve many good ends for the urnan backyard food chain. They create good manure, kills bugs, provide healthy eggs, recycle kitchen waste, limit shopping trips for factory farmed eggs. Small scale food production is a right. If people have the space and the neighbours have no complaints over treatment, then they are as good as any small animal pet. Time to rethink the pointless restriction. don Faden Scarborough, Canada 2013-08-13 Very outdated. If kept properly there is no smell. Less noise than a family with a pool in their back yard.

David Gardner Pickering, Canada 2013-08-13 This bylaw is outdated and needs to allow green families to take back their food. Hens are not noisy, and can be an outstanding asset avoid city waste, and bring superlative nutrition through fresh eggs.

Jeanne Kalich Toronto, On, Canada 2013--08-13 My daughter lives in Miss. & has chickens & loves them.

Veruschka Grant Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Not proven that backyard chicken cause diseases. Silly to say that they may fly the coop and scare children; then there wouldn't be dogs, cats allowed and what about air-the wild animals that we have (squirrels, racoons etc)Flying the coop can be regulated with proper enclosures; just like dogs must be leashed. There is no evidence that there will be feral chickens or abandonment 01 them, this is just hypothetical fear mongering. The chickens can be licensed if needed for a small fee and this risk could be virtually eliminated if it is indeed a risk at all.

SAIMA HUSSAIN MILTON, Canada 2013-08-13 I WANT TO EAT HEALTHY AND NATURAL FOOD

Owen Lee Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 Human, and safe way for her to eat (eggs). Doesn't harm anyone. It's a silly law.

Aine Suttle Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 I grew up in a city where lots of people had chickens. There was never a problem. We have become too detached from our food.

Deena Altman Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 I fully support Marianne Kalich and applaud her conviction!

Alice Kostaki Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 It is just silly that people cannot have some chickens on their property. As long as the animals are well taken care of let them be. There are far more important issues in this world besides backyard chickens!

Linda Thomson Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Eating local and organic should be important to everyone

Judith Stuart Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 I'd like a few laying hens myseH! Aware of this oppressive law, I haven't bought any, but if the law was lifted I would have four hens for myself in our large yard, with a permanent pen (heated in winter) behind the garage -- and invisible from anyone unless they enter the fenced yard. As a girl in suburban Chatham, O~rio, we kept a small hen-house. They kept the yard free of mosquitoes and other insect pests, and I recall as delightful the collecting and eating of tresh eggs.

Tom Jay Mississauga, Canada 2013-o8~ 13 TI1ere's no real reasons to ban it. Name Location Date Comment

Melanie Thomson Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 I believe that residents should be able to keep a few chickens to provide for their household egg requirements.

JANUSZ GRABOWSKI brampton, Canada 2013-08-13 exactly where food comes from? today can't trust "he food" production or so.

Susan Ward Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 My mother in law has chickkens as well - cannot imagine what anyone would complain of - wonderful a have your own fresh eggs everyday and they produce great natural garden fertilizer. Offensive??

Yuan Lu Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 support keeping hens in backyards

~ilyWang Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Health eggs for us. Restrictions raise cock

Mark McKeown Miltpn, Canada 2013-08-13 People should not be punished for trying to live in a sustainable manner if they are not causing any harm. What kind of message does this send?

Marien Gehrels toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 I want Toronto to have a city they can follow.

Mark Best Toroto, Canada 2013-08-13 There is nothing wrong with owning your own chickens. This is a stupid bylaw that needs to be removed.

rich worton mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 we have the right to harvest our own organic food source

Jen Wood Mississauga. Canada 2013-08-13 Chickens are well taken care of. Establish strict standards for keeping these types of animals within city limits, rather than an outright ban.

ansar pasha Canada 2013-08-13 I think its time now is right to change the city by laws to allow hen coop at home. When we can allow dogs why not chicken and enjoy eggs

Janet Pond-White Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 This is a humane option for supplying eggs.

Maria Arts MISSISSAUGA, Canada 2013-08-13 Obtaining healthy foods is very important for my family. Hens are no more of a nuisance than dogs or cats - those pets are allowed so why not a reasonable number of hens?

- rosemary ferguson mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Some people do nat like cats or dags as pets, but prefer to have chickens as pets. A few chickens in a backyard, as long as they are sheltered and fenced­ in with a run, is na problem. I know someone in Brisbane, Australia, who had 4 of them as pets and named each one. She was also able to have fresh eggs everyday. Chickens do make good pets and make some people happy and content.

Paul Hoepfner-Homme Cobourg, ON, Canada 2013-08-13 City-dwelling Canadians should have the right to produce their own food, in any safe, responsible way that does not disturb the neighbourhood. This exactly is what Ms. Kalich is doing, and in fact her chickens are only serving to enhance the neighbourhood. Keep up the good fight, Ms. Kalich.

Diana Palkowski Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 My mother would like to also raise chickens.

BiIIWu Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 Let's us treat the hens equal. When the numbers are limited in the backyards, they are pets to us.

Tamara Bernstein Toronto, Canada 2013-08-13 It makes no sense to ban small nocks of chickens that are appropriately kept and cared for, when cities allow animals that are genuine, harmful pests whose feces are biohazards (such as raccoons, pigeons, and yes: cats and dogs!) to live in urban areas, and and does little to enforce bylaws protecting citizens from off-leash dogs, and uncollected pet feces in our parks and on our streets and even private property!

Julien Franche Cantley, Canada 2013-08-13 Because I believe that there is something wrong with this earth if you can have 3 dogs that doesn't have any benefit to your health but you can't have a few chicken that can have a big positive impact on the food you eat.

Kathleen Webb Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-13 I agree with the position of this petition and want to throw my support behind it. Name Location Date Comment

Graeme Skipper-Horton Brantford, Canada 2013-08-13 As long as the owner of hens is responsible for the cleanliness and management of the coop, there shouldn't be that many problems. Plus, there really are too many benefits to keep it illegal. xianghong huang markham, Canada 2013-08-13 i just think that i support the right thing

Shari Phillips Edmonton, Canada 2013-08-13 I feel it isn't a hassle for people to have a few chickens in yard and have own eggs. It's more caring and kind to actually have them as pets and not hurt them to get eggs then keep them locked in small areas to feed people. This is definitely the way I'd go if I didn't have so many little ones. I might even get a few for our family when my children are a bit bigger. :)

Stefani Arts MISSISSAUGA, Canada 2013-08-13 We are allowed to have dogs and cats. so why not chickens? I support keeping cage free animals and chickens in the backyard are not only a bug control but they also provide heaHhy eggs.

Miles Bowman Port Hope, Canada 2013-08-13 For all the reasons listed in the petition and because they harm no one and benefit many.

Christine McCarter Port Perry, Canada 2013-08-13 She should be allowed to have a small flock of birds especially if none of the neighbours have a problem with it!

Tao Wang Markham, Canada 2013-08-13 For people who are concerned of smell, you can simply put a clause that every hen-raiser should keep the backyard clean and nice without complaint from neighbor.

Sue Hegedus Grafton, Canada 2013-08-13 When I moved out to Mississauga years ago ... it was all farmland with all kinds of livestock all over Mississauga ... just because we build homes on farmland does not give us the right to not farm the same land .... what better way to know that our food is pesticide and chemical free ... we need to reconnect to Mother Earth and help her heal the damage that we have created for future generations ....

James Santangelo Brampton, Canada 2013-08-13 Everyone should be allowed to own chickens :) mingrong zhao ottawa, Canada 2013-08-13 Chicken is very good pets. I had two and they treat me as their mom. They showed me that they are more smart than what I supposed before. I really love them.

Dora WITNEY Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Self-sufficiency, heaHh, knowing my eggs would be free from antibiotics and who knows what else hens are fed at poultry farms. Plus, chickens are treated horrendously on poultry farms.. If residents were al19wed to keep their own chickens,. our reliance on and support of"faclllFy tarmfng would diminish and maybe the cruelty of how farmed chickens live out their lives would too. I'm keeping my fingers crossed!

Jeff Jones Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 This is an old useless bylaw that needs to be changed.

Maria Bava Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 I love chickens

Andrew Patel Toronto, Canada 2013-08~ 14 It is important for people to know where their food is coming from. Keeping hens, can be a great educational tool too, and are great pets!

John Uygur Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 It is stupid to allow ppl to have dogs, but not chicken.

David Myers Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 This is a wholly responsible and ethical alternative to factory farming and it should be people's intrinsic right to provide their own food.

Danilo Maiochi Brantford, Canada 2013-08-14 To support the right to have an inoffensive animal in home

Mark bulger toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Those chickens are well cared for and no more aHract pests than do house hold pets. Licence it like NY. Thats the logical thing to do.

LC Iglesias Oakville, Canada 2013-08-14 We should be empowered to grow as much of our own food as possible - it is healthy in every possible way. Name Location Date Comment

Joanna Pugsley Brantford. Canada 2013-08-14 I feel that a few chickens well kept provides food and the possibility of pets for people.

Alena Cawthorne Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 This petition is extremely important! Raising chickens in one's private backyard is a great way to promote local food movements, reduce our environmental impact and reconnect to the food process. With the current state of our environment and commercial farming, amending this out-dated by-law is a great step towards a more environmentally friendly city!

Josh Nova toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 We all love to have chickens in backyard.

Valerie Worton Burlington, Canada 2013-08-14 My adult child lives in Mississauga and I feel the keeping of chicken should be in their right to do so. As I believe it to be a healthy thing to be able to eal organic laid eggs for their nutritional values marianne davidson kirkland lake, Canada 2013-08-14 chickens are better than most humans ... and gives people knowledge of where their eggs come from :) kong ping zhang toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 I had a chicken when I was a kid and it does make sounds. Maybe breed and gender plays a role in quietness of pet. Anyway, as long as a pet doesn't make sound, I don't see why anyone should complain. Dog gets to stay in backyard and they yell too. Of course, chicken is environmental way of raising food. Especially since today's meat, who knowns what chemical is that. Recently American even clone meat. Yew. I do think they should have a small law about how many pet you could have, because of the smell and health. (Saw the news a couple of years ago about a lady sell rabbit got a household of rabbit, I was disturbed by the picture)

Natasha Lesar Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 we have a neigbor who has chickens as pets its great. I feel like i live on a farm

Shenguang U Markham, Canada 2013-08-14 I support backyard chickens.

Alena Cawthorne Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 This petition is extremely important! Raising chickens in one's private backyard is a great way to promote local food movements, reduce our environmental impact and reconnect to the food process. With the current state of our environment and commercial farming, amending this out-dated by-law is a great step towards a more environmentally friendly city!

Laura Lin Markham, Canada 2013-08-14 A healthy living style - keeping pets, to educate kids, to have fresh eggs, to kill pests without chemicals. It's really head-scratching why hens are not allowed where keeping pigeons is ok. I'm in Markham and I would like this ridiculous by-law be eliminated here too.

shahrukh pestonji Mississauga, ON, 2013-08-14 If we can have folks with dogs in their backyard, with barking at all times of the Canada day and night, why aren't folks allowed to have chickens? Chickens don't bark, don't foul other people's lawns, produce wonderful fresh eggs, eat bugs, and produce fertilizer for plants. We are talking backyard coops here, with free run chickens, not industry farms. When I was young, we raised chickens in our backyard, and I still remember the thrill of finding a freshly laid warm egg. It also taught me, very early on, where sustainable food comes from, and how Its put on the table. As far as odour and smell is concerned, as long as the owner has the proper measures in place, it is non-existent. I can smell more putrid odors in the beaches (with multi million dollar homes) from Ashbridges bay_ My house is near sixteen mile creek in mississauga, and I have been visited by raccoons, skunks, rats, rabbits, voles, mice and the list goes on. And I am facing a major thoroughfare!!!. Come on folks, please give nature a break. Lets please learn to co·exist with nature, and deal with issues using common sense and good judgement

Shudong Gu Markham, Canada 2013-08-14 free egg and fun V-l Cc.j(CJ

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Mary Ross Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Get with the times Mississauga I support keeping chickens FOR EGGS OR PETS in Mississaugal

Christine Upton Halton Hills, Canada 2013-08-14 Because this is a democracy.

Piotr Chomicki Hamilton, Canada 2013-08-14 As citizens of a free country we should have the right to raise chickens for a healthy and natural source of fat and protein.

Ross Pugsley Brantford, Canada 2013-08-14 small scale = healthier/enviormental

angela bai richmond hill, Canada 2013-08-14 i like chicken

Daisy Tang Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 I support this

Caroline Bouilly Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Everyone should be allowed to grow their own food

Arlene Perry Victoria, BC, Canada 2013-08-14 All of Greater Victoria households are allowed to keep chickens. With Monsanto doing what it is doing to the planet, all people should have the human right to produce their own food. Try buying eggs from a store, and buying organically-produced free-range eggs. Break one of each in bowls. Note the thickness of the shells, the thickness of the membranes, the colour of the yolks, the difficulty with which you can break through the membrane enclosing the yolk ... the quality differences wit! astound you. Our food supply is becoming poorer quality over time. It is our right to produce our own healthy, high quality food for our consumption.

Jeremy Wang North York, Canada 2013-08-14 Support you

Mairy Bean Caledon, Canada 2013-08-14 Everyone needs the ability to grow their own food. Chickens are far less disruptive than dogs.

Greg Nelson Ithaca, NY 2013-08-14 I live in a homesteading community in Ithaca, NY. We have found that having chickens provides a very important source of food security for our residents. The City of Ithaca has an ordinance that allows for chickens and I find it surprising that Mississauga would not support similar activities.

Bonnie Wadin Heath. United States 2013-08-14 With climate change necessitating a major change in our way of life, keeping chickens is one way to empower ourselves and our communities. Please let the chickens stay home. Thank you.

Rita Lynham Toronto. Canada 2013-08-14 If the bylaw is amended, and standards are put in place and followed, this will provide a bountiful aspect to life in urban living. I lived in a Spanish city for three years and I awoke every morning to the crowing of chickens kept on rooftops. I miss it We are not living in the '50's and '60's anymore. We have grown up about ecology and sustainable city husbandry. Change the By-Law now. Thank you.

Jason Bavington Guelph, Canada 2013-08-14 Just because we aren't familiar with ways of living differently in no way means we should prevent the opportunity of doing so. Local fresh food, community connections, and youth education are just the tip of the benefit iceberg for growing backyard chickens.

Robin Preboy Toronto, Canada 2013-06-14 This is practical alternative to the unethical treatment of animals and as well, to ensure that humans receive the best nutrition.

Ottavio Clcconi Mississauga, Canada 2013-06-14 Because it's time to change antiquated bylaws.

Kate Chung Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 We must produce our food locally. Otherwise we will never have food security.

Lois Mel Srampton, Canada 2013-06-14 I believe that keeping chickens in your backyard is much more nutritious and humane then factory equivalent.

Victoria Boehm Stoney Creek, Canada 2013-06-14 My cousin is raiSing some!! Name Location Date Comment

Julia Penistan Embro, Canada 2013-08-14 In this age of multiple environmental poisons, controllable and uncontrollable, we need to feed ourselves, not rely on the megafarms. Backyard chickens provide excellent natural fertilizer for lawns and pose no environmental or health hazards.

Ashar Syed Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-14 I want to have organic eggs for my family. If I was allowed to keep hens. I would keep a small flock in my house.

Mina Cicconi Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 What came first the chicken OR this ridiculous By-Law that removes our right to fresh eggs? Give me a break!

PS Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Having chickens enables this family to have quality free eggs to meet their nutritional needs in an economically and ecologically sound way: very limited foot print. And don't allow capitalistic habits to limit private means in feeding the family safely.

Sue Brown Warkworth, Canada 2013-08-14 It's economical and environmental ...

Margaret Rao Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Chickens, like people, need a healthy home to produce healthy eggs & chicks.

Eric Yang Missisauga, Canada 2013-08-14 Hen is quit and can get health egg .. It is heJpful for environment.

Kari Martene-Akbudak London, Canada 2013-08-14 It promotes self sufficiency, and will help decrease the urban famine.

Paula Coutinho Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Growing and producing food as close to home as possible is an important way to reduce pollution and the use of fossil fuels, while also helping us to eat and be more healthy.

J smith Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 We need to encourage people to be able to produce their own food as we move into serious problems environmentally.

TIngWang Toronto, Canada 2013-08-14 Lest the wisdom be lost. margaret rossiter London, Ontario, Canada 2013-08-15 It is important to know how to raise or grow our own food. This is food security. Raising backyard chickens would allow me, and my friends, to develop critical skills. And, I want the satisfaction of eating fresh eggs from my own chickens! xiuying xie mississauga, Canada 2013-06-15 keeping limited number of female chicken in backyard we can have healthier food and good for enVironment, also help kids to gain knowledge of animal

Grace xiong NORTH YORK, Canada 2013-08-15 Hens are not noisy, and I'd like a few laying hens in my backyard.

Ahmed Tahir Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 Because what someone does on their own property is none of my business as long as it does not hurt others.

XIAOHONGMA MISSISSAUGA. Canada 2013-08-15 Fresh egg and joy of raising them

Helen Griffin Peterborough, Canada 2013·08·15 keeping chickens provides a healthy alternative to factory raised chickens at no harm to the community

Priyanka Sekhar Oakville, Canada 2013-08-15 Its about giving people an alternative to buying from big, inhumane, agribusiness factory farms. Organic labels on mass produced animal products doesn't necessarily mean its humane.

Noah Cadieux Lancaster, NH 2013-08-15 We akk need to be self-efficient in our lives and not wonder where our next meal is coming from. Chickens provide eggs which are high in proteins and also eat garden waste and mke great fertilizer for the garden so we can have fresh veggies year round. Hen are no problem with noise, waste and presents. They are great to watch and rest by after a full days of work. We all need some comfort in our lives.

Andrew Veglio Toronto, Canada 2013-08-15 Urban farming is the future. We need to diversify our food supply.

Jing Jiang Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 Kids want to have chickens as their pets, chicken are very gentle.

Susan Strathearn Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-15 I would like to have some chickens in my backyard too. I would like to eat my own eggs. Name Location Date Comment

ZhenWu Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-16 HeaKh ute

Sherry Comstock Montour Falls, NY 2013-08-16 Many people are striving for safer and healthier food source. Chickens are loving pets that produce a protein source. Allowing people to have a few well keep birds is not a hazard. Chicken are very social and are not problems when keep in small numbers and pampered by loving humans.

J. Victor Parker Toronto, Ontario" 2013-08-17 I have observed the picture of the chicken coop and it is very obvious that Canada much care has been taken to provide a caring well contained properly handled container where these animals are well taken care of and well fed. crystal whetung Curve Lake, Canada 2013-08-17 I totally respect and support Marianne Kalich's keeping and caring for live egg­ laying chickens as she has been doing for the past months. The keeping and caring for backyard chickens can be, and in Marianne's case is, totally friendly, humane and environmentally sound.

Omair Raza Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-19 I wish to be part of a sustainable solution

Nancy Marrs Hamilton, Canada 2013-08-20 She will do a lovely job with the hens, Marianne is responsible and caring

Jessica Ruygrok Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-20 The importance is to have ettlically raised, local, quality food- Chicken eggs are a vaJuable food source. Their litter is an excellent fertilizer and they ar.e great at pest control for the rest of my vegetable and perennial gardens. Children raised around animals and with good nutritional habits, not only learn valuable.::etltls, but also are· less likely to develop allergies and other autoimmune diseases.

Deborah Panko Cobourg, Canada 2013-08-21 every citizen has the right to provide his own food

Karuna Brandy toronto, Canada 2013-08-21 food security is important to me and hens provide valuable food

Susan Hitchens mississauga. Canada 2013-08-22 The food industry has made food unsafe to eat and has created implorable conditions for the animals. I support anyone who humanely wants to keep Ilvesklck on their property.

Manuela Neto Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-22 I was raised having chickens and roosters as a food source_ There was nothing wrong with it then and I see nothing wrong with it now.

Lea Ann Mallett Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-22 I believe that this is a great way to connect people more closely to their food sources! I love the idea of being able to teach my kids about food with backyard chickens!

ClaudiaZ guelph, Canada 2013-08-23 This is important for me because I see this opportunity as a great way to provide my family with environmental friendly food.

Laura Winkle Bowmanville, Canada 2013-08-23 self suslainability is important

Paloma DSilva Mississauga, AA 2013-08-23 I am passionate about sustainability

Ravinder Singh Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-23 Please allow 2 or 3 even a rooster They re great pets and just birds people will get used to there noise just like they are used to other birds,dogs or even plane noises in mississauga

In my opinion i think they would be easier to keep then dogs or cats in the city.

Kathryn Wartman Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-23 We need to encourage local food sources which we know are not tainted with hormones, pesticides andother toxins.

Annette Garcea Mississauga, Canada 2013~08-23 Important to get back to natural way of raising/growing our own fOOd.

Barbara de Serres Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-24 I would love to have three backyard chickens. P-2Cf)(f)

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Steven Bolton Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-25 Great idea. Everyone should have this option jf they would like it. As long as people practice responsible chicken ownership.

I'm all for it and would look into it for my own home. We need to estabilsh more local food growing, allowing younger generation to even understand what that concept means. c pierce toronto, Canada 2013-08-25 as long as they are kept in a coop then there shouldn't be any issue, we should be forced to buy eggs from the grocer that has been sprayed with chemicals( who really knows the long term health affects these chemicals will have on our bodies)

Joshua Wartman Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-25 Free range chickens are the healthier, sustainable alternative to the present.

Greg LeBreton Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-25 As a resident of Mississauga I feel we need to be more sustainable.

Temara Brown Cambridge, Canada 2013-08-26 I am opposed to egg consumption but backyard eggs are a much more ethical choice than factory farming. lawn a chicken rescue organization and want to see more chickens live lives in homes where theyre loved and respected.

Kathy Miodrag Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-26 Keeping chickens shouldn't be any different then any other pet if cared for properly.

Augustine Mathias Mississauga, Canada 2013-08-28 It will be a source of nutrition to my family and rasing chickens will help my kids to experience nature as it is, in a city environment.

Alison Dias Brampton, Canada 2013-08-29 Obviously there are more important things for the city to worry about other than chickens. When well maintained, they cause no issues.

Demian Trudeau Mississauga, Canada 2013-09-01 I want to have chickens in my back yard!! :)

Joel Ranchod Mississauga, Canada 2013-09-07 I can grow a garden, I should be allowed to raise chickens as long as they don't harm my neighbors.

Rosemary Uczner Mississauga, Ontario, 2013-09-09 I'm disgusted by the treatment of chickens and their offspring in the egg Canada industry. I want to keep a couple of chickens for the fresh eggs, and know they ",til have a decent life.

Michael Genin Toronto, Canada 2013-09-11 I want chickens too.

Joe Goncalves mississauga, Canada 2013-09-12 chickens provide fresh eggs, but for older people can also be a form of therapy; something to look at and care for.

Carol Hennigar Mississauga, Canada 2013-09-12 urban food is important -Iers set reasonable parameters & not be prohibitive

Vida Stripinis Mississauga, Canada 2013-09-16 Allow people to produce more of their own food, on their own properties.

AYUBNIAZ MISSISSAUGA. Canada 2013-09-17 Fresh eggs

Maria Komljanec Nobleton, Canada 2013-09-20 Children need to learn how to respect meat-producing animals. Giving people an option of eating farm-fresh eggs should be a basic societal right

Anthony Komljanec Nobleton, Canada 2013-09-20 Because chickens reduce compost waste and produce healthy food.

Debbie Sobon Mississauga, Canada 2013-09-25 We should be allowed to grow our own healthy foods, and allowing chickens should be part of this. Our ancestors grew their own food, so why isn't a healthy lifestyle encouraged for this generation too? AUowing chickens isn't hurting anyone. Passing an amendment isn't going to create a flood of chicken owners. It's not for everyone. Predators? I have racoons, fox and who know's what else, visiting my backyard all the time, and I don't have chickens! Lers Deus on banning bad things, like smoking in public, not on healthy lifestyle initiatives. Name Location Date Comment

Tara Brasier Mississauga, Canada 2013-09-27 They say s picture is worth a thousand words. This picture shows the space and cleanliness these chickens have to live within. How many chicken farmers do you know of that provide this type of environment and care for their animals? It's like having the choice of water from a water treatment plant, or water that is untreated and from an unknown source ... which would you choose?

Manuel lagos Mississauga, Canada 2013-10-01 Eco living. at it's best! I-I Carmela Radice

From: Crystal Greer Sent: 2013/101084:33 PM COUNCIL AGENDA To: Carmela Radice Subject: FW. Request for a meeting. As promised. OC+3D)20I~ Attachments: MCCALLION LETTERS Meeting Request 131004.docx

For the October 30th Council agenda.

From: MISSISSAUGA WATCH [mailto:mississauqa [email protected]] Sent: 2013/10/04 8:47 AM To: Hazel Mccallion; Jim Tovey; Pat Mullin; Chris Fonseca; Frank Dale; Ron Starr; Nando Iannicca; Katie Mahoney; Pat Saito; Sue McFadden; George Carlson; John Stewart; Emil Kolb; ombudsman Cc: Crystal Greer; me Subject: Request for a meeting. As promised.

Good Morning Madam Mayor (Councillors).

Hi Ms Greer. Please see this email and attachment be included in the minutes of the next meeting of Council as well as Governance Committee.

I request as well that this email and attachment be included in the next Peel Police Services Board meeting as Correspondence.

I've also sent this to the Ontario Ombudsman, Andre Marin, just for his information.

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[I REQUEST THAT TIDS COMMUNICATION BE INCLUDED AS CORRESPONDENCE IN THE OCTOBER 9, 2013 COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES AND OCTOBER 21,2013 GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE MINUTES]

Dear Madam Mayor,

I'm sitting on the floor outside the Security Office as Crime Awareness Day 2013 is happening all around me. I can think of no more fitting way to finally deliver on my February 2010 promise to meet with you to discuss my concerns relating to the City's governance in general, and your Corporate Security "force" in particular.

Please remember that I requested permission to document our meeting on video and you responded with "anything yon want", I also understand that at best, I might be able to get an hour of your time. I propose that we meet on Monday, October 6, 2014 -just over a year from uow. I chose this date for three reasons.

First I've attended enough court sessions to know that to make the most efficient use of time, lawyers exchange factums. I propose to do that as well-provide you a series of factums over the course of a year, to be included in Council and Governance Committee minutes. These factums will be Freedom of Information documents, and audio/video evidence (ie: Staff interviews, meetings, speeches etc).

The Oxford dictionary defines "factum" as:

factum

noun (pluralfactums I-tamzl or facta I-tal) Law chiefly Canadiana statement of the facts ofa case.

I'm sure you'll agree that if! state something supported with Freedom of Information, audio, or video evidence, then the factum will indeed be "facts of a case". Your Staff can review each and respond where they see I might be in error. Or not.

Second, I propose meeting a year from now because by the time of our meeting I will be 65 and officially a semar. --l~llb)

My third and fmal reason for waiting a year is that I know that nothing I say or do will actnally have any effect on anything, other than setting the record straight and finally answering your question.

What question?

You asked it during the October 16, 2008 Peel Police Homicide Information Session at Peel Regional Council. Frustrated by the spike in homicides that year, you'd asked Chief Metcalfe and Peel Regional Council, "We're spending a lot of money on programs. What is missing?"

You asked "What is missing?" five years ago. I submit that the answer to your "What is missing?" goes a long way to explain what is missing in the McMurtry/Curling Review of the Roots ofYouth Violence report.

The City's 2013 Crime Awareness day is a rainy, gray affair and I've taken enough time sitting on the floor of the Great Hall.

So please slot a time for me for Monday, October 6, 2014 (or later). I look forward to a productive hour of your time.

You have my very best wishes,

Ursula MISSISSAUGAWATCH

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From: MISSISSAUGA WATCH To: Barbara McEwan Cc: Ken Owen ; [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, November 5, 2008 8: 19 AM Subject: Question regarding my February 2007 FOI request

Hi Ms. McEwan, I've just finished an email to Ken Owen clarifying what I would like for an update on the list of bans, trespasses and arrests (BTA's) that I first requested as in FOI back in February 2007. Back then you may recall I told you that I was concerned about MissCorpSec's banning practices and wanted to analyze their BTA records especially as it related to facility, ethnicity and age . . . ":.~- "'-' \-:-,' -=- _.

. , The Mayor's subsequent December 2006 email-refusal to investigate and assurance that the city "treated all citizens fairly" led me to Freedom of Information.

I know that in our talks about what I wanted in that first ban/trespass/arrest printout, I told you that I was worred about how MissCorpSec dealt with Youth and especially visible minority youth. I also informed you that I wished to analyze any trends based on facilities, age and even ethnicity of those banned, arrested etc .. <. "C~· . 'c. "'~. :'3:'OC" " -- -- .. :, I hope that you can recall that you also said, that the only data MissCorpSec kept were "two fields".

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You may recall that I was incredulous. I asked you how Mayor McCallion could assure me in email that Mississauga treated citizens fairly if MissCorpSec only kept those two fields and that therefore it was impossible to analyze and back up such an assurance .

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My prupose for writing. Question. Who at MissCorpSec back in early 2007 (when I made that first printout request) told you that MissCorpSec only kep records of those two fields and that that would alii would ever be able to get? I- \(e-)

[Exhibit 3 Email to Director Ken Owen asking in her December 2006 email, what datalstats did Madam Mayor use to make the assertion, "In any event, please be advised that the City treats all its residents fairly regardless of language or ethnicity. " Mr. Owen's original email included for context.]

From: MISSISSAUGA WATCH To: Ken Owen Cc: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, February 12, 20094:02 PM Subject: Re: MISSCORPSEC FREEDOM OF INFORMATION (personal info) arrived today

Hi,

Me again. I've just did a quick check and have a new question.

You say that "the incident in question did not show up because it was related to a ban from all facilities while the search criteria that were driven by the FOI request was specific to Burnhamthorpe."

To be clear, the incident in question was an "all community centres" ban originating from Burnhamthorpe Arcbery Group.

I've just cbecked tbe Malton CC MissCorp/sec database printouts. Tbey're from the same FOr batch as the Burnhamthorpe one --stats from for all major community centres up to September 20,2008.

So I'd assume that there'd be a Burnhamthorpe-specific searcb, a McKechnie-specific search, a Malton­ specific search, a RiverGrove one etc etc.

I've confirmed that so far three "all community centres" and ''all facilities" bans show up DO for the Malton-specific FOr search ..

So why not Burnhamtborpe?

So who at MissCorpSec confmned your suspicions that the reason the Youth didn't show was because the printout was for a facility-specific searcb. Because tbat's simply wrong.

Or, r ask tbat he explain why "all community centres" "all City facilities" bans do sbow up in tbe Malton­ specific searches arriving in the same batch as the Burnhamthorpe one.

Tbe question that r have sir is this. Way back in December 2006 r alerted Hazel McCallion about concerns that r had re: treatment of at-risk youtb and visible minorities at the nds of Miss Corp Sec.

Here's wbat sbe wrote back.

"In any event, please be advised that the City treats all its residents fairly regardless of language or ethnicity. "

What data/stats did Madam Mayor use to make that assertion? Serious question. l:-1(J) Thanks

From: Ken Owen To: MISSISSAUGA WATCH Cc: Peter Meyler Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 9:35:35 AM Subject: RE: MISSCORPSEC FREEDOM OF INFORMATION (personal info) arrived today

Ursula

I've confirmed my suspicion that the incident in question did not show up because it was related to a ban from all facilities while the search criteria that were driven by the FOI request was specific to Burnhamthorpe. The list provided to you with the decision letter is complete relative to the requested search criteria.

Ken Owen Director, Facilities and Property Management Corporate Services Department City of Mississauga

905 615 3200 ext. 4206 Carmela Radice

From: Paul Gierszewski "c- Sent: 201311011011:56 PM To: Carmela Radice; Pat Mullin Subject: OPG proposed DGR in Kincardine COUNC1LAGENDA Oet3D, 2or~ Dear Ms. Radice and Ms. Mullin

I was concerned to learn that Mississauga is considering passing a resolution to oppose the above repository based only on infonnation provided by opponents.

For clarity, I am a proponent for this project, and a citizen of Clarkson.

This is an important project for Ontario. In this project, low & intennediate level radioactive wastes currently stored temporarily at surface at the Bruce nuclear site near Kincardine will be safely placed 680 m below surface in the very stable rock at the Bruce site. These wastes are from the production of electricity by nuclear stations in Ontario. These stations have provided about half of Ontario's electricity for the past 30-40 years. This project is a responsible approach to managing these wastes.

This project has been in the planning stage for about 10 years. It is presently being evaluated by the relevant federal authorities, and in particular by a federal Joint Review Panel. I strongly recommend that you let the expert panel do its job. Alternatively, you should seek input on this from Mississauga citizens. I would be happy to speak to this project. I am sure there are also other citizens knowledgeable in nuclear topics in Mississauga who could also provide input.

With regards Paul Gierszewski

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RESOLUTION 0169-2013 adopted by the Council of The Corporation of the City of Mississauga at its meeting on October 9, 2013

0169-2013 Moved by: Jim Tovey Seconded by: Pat Mullin

WHEREAS Ontario Power Generation (OPG) proposes to manage current and future low and intermediate level waste from its Bruce, Pickering, and Darlington facilities in a Deep Geologic Repository (DGR) near Kincardine 680 metres below the surface of the ground in limestone one kilometre from Lake Huron;

AND WHEREAS OPG asserts that the DGR is more secure than the current near­ ground storage;

AND WHEREAS the United States of America (U.S.A.) has identified and constructed a permanent depository for nuclear waste and the Government of Canada has not;

AND WHEREAS this proposal will set a precedent for the long term management of low and intermediate level radioactive waste from nuclear power generating facilities in the Great Lakes and SI. Lawrence basin;

AND WHEREAS the municipality of Kincardine came forward as a willing DGR host in 2002, and there has been extensive community outreach in the immediate area as well as extensive information available online, OPG did not sufficiently consult with the broader Great Lakes and SI. Lawrence community;

AND WHEREAS there are concerns that Kincardine is the right location as no other sites were considered;

AND WHEREAS the Great Lakes and SI. Lawrence Cities Initiative (Cities Initiative), an organization of over 100 cities from Canada and the United States representing over 16 million people that work together for the protection, restoration, and long-term sustainability of the largest body of surface freshwater, opposes the DGR proposal by OPG in Kincardine at this time;

Page 1 of2 NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Mississauga support the Cities Initiative's position and oppose OPG's proposal for a DGR for low and intermediate radioactive waste in Kincardine at this time;

AND FURTHER that the City of Mississauga call upon the federal government to find an appropriate location and funding for a safe and permanent nuclear depository in Canada;

AND FURTHER that this resolution be forwarded, for immediate attention and action, to: the Cities Initiative, Chair, Mr. Keith Hobbs, Mayor of Thunder Bay as well as Joint Review Panel Deep Geological Repository for Low and Intermediate Level Radioactive Waste Case Reference Number 17520, Panel Co-Manager, Ms. Debra Myles and all local Members of Provincial Parliament.

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Page 2 of2 Office of the Cabinet du RECEIVED Prime Minister Premier mini@GISTRY No.

Otlawa. Canada K1A OA2 DATE OCT 1 72013 FILE No. October 10,2013 MAYORS OffICE

COUNCIL AGJ<..7VDA Her Worship Hazel McCallion O&6D,z.o/~ Mayor The Corporation of the City of Miss iss auga Office of the Mayor 300 City Centre Drive Mississauga, Ontario L5B 3Cl

Dear Mayor McCallion:

I would like to acknowledge receipt of your cOll-espondence of September 30 addressed to the Prime Minister regarding funding for Heavy Urban Search and Rescue teams.

Please be assured that your comments, offered on behalf of the City of Mississauga, have been carefully reviewed. As a copy of your correspondence was already sent to the Honourable Steven Blaney, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, I am certain that he will give your concems every consideration.

Once again, thank you for writing to the Prime Minister.

Yours sincerely,

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September 30, 2013 The Right Honourable Stephen Harper Prime Minister of Canada Langevin Block Ottawa, Ontario KJAOA2

Dear Mr. Prime Minister:

It has been brought to my attention that federal funding came to an end on March 31" of this year for Heavy Urban Search and Rescue (HUSAR) teams across the country. The City of Mississaug. firmly believes this funding shOUld be restored.

These teams require highly technical training and specialized equipment and respond to low frequency, high hazard and very visible events with the potential for much loss of life.

Maintaining these skills within a limited number of fO'e departments across the country through federal funding support is a very effective way to maintain a high level of readiness in centrally located cities where these skills can be accessed by other municipalities. Funding these programs only at the local level by a few large cities leads to the risk they will be abandoned as too expensive for a localized tax source to support. This in tum negatively impacts the availability of these rescue programs to all municipalities.

National leadership is required for this type of emergency readiness to best match nationwide funding resources against the likelihood of serious emergencies either natural or manmade occun'ing anywhere in the country.

On behalf ofthe citizens of Miss iss aug a, I urge the Federal Government to restore this funding to ensure all communities in Canada have access to these specialized skills whenever they are needed.

un""" ... McCALLION, C.M., LL.D. OR ce: The Honourable Ste~en Blaney, Minister for Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Janice Baker, City Manager Paul Mitcham, Commissioner, Community Services Chief John McDougall, Fire and Emergency Services

THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF MISSISSAUGA 300 CITY CENTRE DRIVE, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO LSB 3Cl TEL; (905) 896-5555 FAX, (905189&5879 Carmela Radice

From: William McKenzie Sent: 2013/06/11 4:20 PM To: Carmela Radice COUNClLAGENDA Cc: Darren Bryan; Pat Mullin Oct 3~Zol'!' Subject: Sign Pollution 1335 Mississauga Road

Good Afternoon Ms. Radice.

I have been advised by Mr. Darren Bryan to send my request for a By-law amendment to your attention.

I ask that Council give consideration to amending Sign By-law 54-2004 to prohibit the placing garage sale and real estate open house signs in front of our property. Muliple signs appear at our residential area corner on a regular basis which we find offensive. We have lived with this pollution for quite some time and now would like to see it stopped.

Your help in this matter will be much appreciated.

Yours truly, W. R. McKenzie

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1 -L-5 RECEIVED Office of the CabineiftEGISTRY No. Prime Minister Premier ministre 33ft I DATE OCT 1 8 2013 Ol1awa, Canada KiA OA2 FILE No. '(( . 01.-

October 10,2013 MAYORS OFFICE .. COUNCJLAGENDA Od:,O,lOI3 Her Worship Hazel McCallion Mayor The Corporation of the City of Mississauga 300 City Centre Drive Mississauga, Ontario L5B 3Cl

Dear Mayor McCallion:

I would like to acknowledge receipt of your correspondence of September 30 regarding the Building Canada Fund.

Please be assured that the views expressed in the resolution passed by the Councll of the Corporation of the City of Mississauga have been noted. I have taken the liberty of forwarding a copy of your con-espondence to the Honourable Denis Lebel, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, who, I am cel1ain, will also appreciate being made aware of your concerns.

Thank you for writing to the Prime Minister.

Yours sincerely,

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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR

September 30, 2013

The Right Honourable Stephen Harper Prime Minister of Canada 80 Wellington Street Ottawa, Ontario KIAOA2

Dear Mr. Prime Minister:

Re: Build Canada Fund

The Council of the Corporation of the City of Mississauga at its meeting on September 18,2013, adopted the enclosed Resolution 0159-2013 with respectto the Build Canada Fund.

Council requests that the Federation of Canadian Municipalities urge the Federal Government to incorporate climate change, adaptation and mitigation principles within the Building Canada Fund. We also request that a permanent natural disaster relief fund be established to provide sustainable funding for infrastructure to address residential and business flooding.

On behalf of Members of Council, I urge you to incorporate climate change, adaptation and mitigation principles within the Building Canada Fund.

EL McCALLION, C.M., LL.D. YOR

cc: The Honourable James Flaherty, Minister of Finance Mississauga MPs Members of Council Federation of Canadian Municipalities Association of Municipalities of Ontario

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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF MISSISSAUGA 300 CITY CENTRE DRIVE, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L5B 3C1 TEL: (905) 896-5555 FAX: (905) 896-5879 RESOLUTION 0159-2013 adopted by the Council of The Corporation of the City of Mississauga at its meeting on September 18,2013

0159-2013 Moved by: Chris Fonseca Seconded by: Jim Tovey

WHEREAS Canada is seeing a dramatic increase in extreme weather events;

AND WHEREAS there are very few, if any, stormwater systems in .Canada able to withstand the intensity of the storms occurring across Canada on a more frequently basis such as (Toronto August 2005, Mississauga August 2009, Winnipeg April 2011, Calgary June 2013, and West-Central GTA July 2013;

AND WHEREAS the Greater Toronto Area alone has had five extreme weather events over the last decade with rain intensity greater than the 100 year design storm;

AND WHEREAS before 1990, only three Canadian disasters exceeded $500 million in damages, in the past decade alone, nine surpassed that amount;

AND WHEREAS in the first 6 months of 2013, Canada has experienced two weather related disaster events estimated to be responsible for damages in excess of $1 billion with only one half of the damages covered by insurance;

AND WHEREAS weather-related water damages are now the leading cause of property losses and the highest percentage of residential insurance claims;

AND WHEREAS Canadian municipalities are on the front line of climate adaptation and mitigation policies, strategies and leadership;

AND WHEREAS recent disastrous extreme weather events across Canada have made climate charlge top of the public agenda and most notably on the urgency to adapt our communities' core infrastructure to a changing climate for the protection of Canadians and their communities, and the collaborative roles that all levels of government must play;

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AND WHEREAS FCM Federal and Municipal programs Green Municipal Fund and Partners for Climate Protection have aided municipalities with capacity building tools to address climate mitigation, adaptation, and have proven economic benefits locally, regionally, provincially and nationally;

AND WHEREAS Canada is the only G8 country where people cannot buy insurance for overland flooding;

AND WHEREAS this Motion has been endorsed by the City of Mississauga's Environmental Advisory Committee at its meeting of September 10, 2013;

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Mississauga requests the Federation of Canadian Municipalities urge the federal government to incorporate climate change adaptation and mitigation principles within the Build Canada Fund; establish a permanent natural disaster relief fund; and provide sustainable funding for infrastructure to address residential and business flooding;

AND FURTHER that the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario request similar endorsement of all their members in good standing;

AND FURTHER that this resolution be forwarded, for immediate attention and action to: the Prime Minister of Canada, the Right Honourable Stephen J. Harper, as well as Canada's Minister of Finance, the Honourable James M. Flaherty, and all local members of Parliament.

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Page 2 of2 I:-to RECEIVED Brad Butt REGISTRY No. ')? (; 2-- Member of Parliarnent/Depute Mlssissauga-Streetsville DATE OCT 1 8 2013

HOUSE OF COMMONS FILE No. CHAMBRE DES COMMUNES' CANADA October 9,2013 MAYORS OFFICE

Her Worship Mayor Hazel McCaJlion CQUNCJLAG}.7'DA City of Miss issaug a Oct 60, 2..013. 300 City Centre Drive Mississauga, Ontario L5B 3Cl

Dear Madam Mayor:

Re: Build Canada Fund

Thank you f01" copying me on your letter to the Prime Minister about this matter.

I am very pleased that the Build Canada Fund has been renewed for ten years demonstrating our government's commitment to work with the provinces and municipalities on infrastructure needs.

Should municipalities deem storm water rehabilitation as a key pliority I am certain that funding for these types of projects will be favourably looked upon by the government.

Yours

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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR

September 30, 2013

The Right Honourable Stephen Harper Prime Ivfinister of Canada 80 Wellington Street Ottawa, Ontario K1A0A2

Dear Mr. Prime Ivfinister:

Re: Build Canada Fund

The Council of the Corporation of the City of Mississauga at its meeting on September 18,2013, adopted the enclosed Resolution 0159-2013 with respect to the Build Canada Fund.

Council requests that fue Federation of Canadian Municipalities urge the Federal Gove=ent to incorporate climate change, adaptation and mitigation principles within the Building Canada Fund. We also request that a permanent natural disaster relief fund be established to provide sustainable funding for infrastructure to address residential and business flooding.

On behalf of Members of Council, I urge you to incorporate climate change, adaptation and mitigation principles within the BuiJding Canada Fund.

EL McCALLION, C.M., LLD. YOR

cc: The Honourable James Flaherty, Minister of Finance lvlississauga MPs Members of Council Federation of Canadian Municipalities Association of Municipalities of Ontario

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RESOLUTION 0159-2013 adopted by the Council of The Corporation of the City of Mississauga at its meeting on September 18, 2013

0159-2013 Moved by: Chris Fonseca Seconded by: Jim Tovey

WHEREAS Canada is seeing a dramatic increase in extreme weather events;

AND WHEREAS there are very few, if any, stormwater systems in .Canada able to withstand the intensity of the storms occurring across Canada on a more frequently basis such as (Toronto August 2005, Mississauga August 2009, Winnipeg April 2011, Calgary June 2013, and West-Central GTA July 2013;

AND WHEREAS the Greater Toronto Area alone has had five extreme weather events over the last decade with rain intensity greater than the 100 year design storm;

AND WHEREAS before 1990, only three Canadian disasters exceeded $500 million in damages, in the past decade alone, nine surpassed that amount;

AND WHEREAS in the first 6 months of 2013, Canada has experienced two weather related disaster events estimated to be responsible for damages in excess of $1 billion with only one half of the damages covered by insurance;

AND WHEREAS weather-related water damages are now the leading cause of property losses and the highest percentage of residential insurance claims;

AND WHEREAS Canadian municipalities are on the front line of climate adaptation and mitigation policies, strategies and leadership;

AND WHEREAS recent disastrous extreme weather events across Canada have made climate change top of the public agenda and most notably on the urgency to adapt our communities' core infrastructure to a changing climate for the protection of Canadians and theircommunities, and the collaborative roles that all levels of govemment must play;

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AND WHEREAS FCM Federal and Municipal programs Green Municipal Fund and Partners for Climate Protection have aided municipalities with capacity building tools to address climate mitigation, adaptation, and have proven economic benefits locally, regionally, provincially and nationally;

AND WHEREAS Canada is the only G8 country where people cannot buy insurance for overland flooding;

AND WHEREAS this Motion has been endorsed by the City of Mississauga's Environmental Advisory Committee at its meeting of September 10, 2013;

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Mississauga requests the Federation of Canadian Municipalities urge the federal govemment to incorporate climate change adaptation and mitigation principles within the Build Canada Fund; establish a permanent natural disaster relief fund; and provide sustainable funding for infrastructure to address residential and business flooding;

AND FURTHER that the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario request similar endorsement of all their members in good standing;

AND FURTHER that this resolution be forwarded, for immediate attention and action to: the Prime Minister of Canada, the Right Honourable Stephen J. Harper, as well as Canada's Minister of Finance, the Honourable James M. Flaherty, and all local members of Parliament.

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Page 2 of2 Please be. informed of a proposed development IfII MISSISSAUGA 1---( In your neighbourhood ____ Leading today for tomorrow

This is to inform you that the landowner at 1173, 1177 and 1183 Haig Boulevard, east side of Haig Boulevard, south of Atwater Avenue, has applied to the City to permit thirty (30) semi-detached dwellings and one (1) COUUC1L AG1:.JVDA detached dwelling on a common element condominium (CEe) private road. Below is a short description of the applications. The City will be processing the applic\'ltions as required by the Provincial Planning Act and we would welcome any comments you may have.

Proposal: Files: OZ 13/010W1 T-M13002 W1 (South) The applicant is requesting a change in zoning from "R3" (Detached Dwellings - Applicant! Michael Gray (763930 ITo Be Received I Typical Lots) to "RM3-Exception" (Semi- Owner: Ontario Limited)/ Detached Dwellings on a CEe - Private 1177 Haig Boulevard Inc. L Road); Planning Sheena Harrington Slade, • Approval of a proposed plan of Information: Planner, Planning & subdivision is also required comprised of Building Department at thirty (30) semi-detached dwellings and 905-615-3200 ext. 4554 one (1) detached dwelling on a common or by email at element condominium private road and a sheena.harringtonslade@ park block to be conveyed to the City of mississauga.ca Mississauga. Notice Date: October 22, 2013

The following studies/information were submitted in support of the applications:

• Concept Plan • Phase I Environmental Site Assessment • Context Map • Geotechnical Investigation Report Draft Plan of Subdivision • Traffic Opinion Letter Frontage Area & Certificate • Heritage Impact Statement • Landscape Plans • Stage 1 and 2 Archaeological Tree Inventory & Preservation Plan Assessment Planning Justification Report • Parcel Register Documents Noise Control Feasibility Study • Green Site and Building Features List • Functional Servicing Report • Draft Zoning By-law

Planning Act Requirements: Please contact the Planning and Building Department in writing by maHat 300 City The Planning Act requires that aJl complete Centre Drive, Mississauga ON L5B 3C1 or by applications be processed. fax at 905-896-5553 or by email at [email protected] jf: The above-noted applications are now being circulated to City Departments and Agencies for you would like to forward your views on the technical review. proposed development. Written submissions will become part of the public Once this has been completed, a report record; or summarizing the development and the comments received will be prepared by Planning staff and you wish to be notified of any upcoming presented at a Public Meeting. meetings.

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This is to inform you that the landowner at 1209 Haig Boulevard, east side of Haig Boulevard, south of Atwater COUNCiL AGENDA Avenue, has applied to the City to permit eighteen (18) semi-detached dwellings on a common element condominium (CEe) private road. Below ,is a short description of the applications. The City will be processing Od3a.IOI3 the appllcations as required by the Provincial Planning Act and we would welcome any comments you may have.

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Notice Date: October 22. 2013

The following studies/information were submitted in 'Support of the applications:

• Concept Plan • Phase [ Environmental Site Assessment • Context Map • Geotechnical Investigation Report • Draft Plan of Subdivision • Traffic Opinion Letter • Frontage Area & Certificate • Heritage Impact Statement • Landscape Plans • Stage 1 and 2 Archaeological Assessment • Tree Inventory & Preservation Plan • Parcel Register Documents • Planning Justification Report • Green Site and Building Features List • Noise Control Feasibility Study • Draft Zoning By-law • Functional Servicing Report

Planning Act Requirements: Please contact the Planning and Building Department in writing by mail at 300 City The Planning Act requires that all complete Centre Drive, Mississauga ON L58 3C1 or by applications be processed. fax at 905-896-5553 or by email at [email protected] if: The above-noted applications are now being circulated to City Departments and Agencies for you would like to forward your views on the tech meal review. proposed development. Written submissions will become part of the public record; or Once thIS has been completed, a report summarizing the development and the you wish to be notified of any upcoming comments received will be prepared by Planning meetings. staff and presented at a Public Meeting. More Information: Notice of the Public Meeting will be' given in accordance with the Planning Act reqUIrements. Contact the Planner responsible for the file (noted above) for further details on the actual A recommendation on the applications wll) not proposal. be presented until after the Public Meeting and all technical comments have been received. Planning documents and background material are available for inspection at the Planning and Building Department, Planning Services Centre, 3rd floor, Mlssissauga Civic Centre between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Please contact the Planner noted above prior to your visit. .. ~ For residential applications, information regarding r Director education and school accommodation is available Development and Design Division from the Peel District School Board at '~lanning and Building Department 905-890-1099 orthe Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board at 905-890-1221.

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From: Sheelagh Duffin Sent: 2013/06/203:40 PM To: Macina, Marcy Traffic Safety Council Cc: Sacha Smith Subject: RE: SI. Pia of Pietrelcina SEP 25 2013

Hi Marcy, COUNClLAGENDA 00 '3J:J, ~13 Sorry not to have replied sooner (and to have missed the meeting).

The timing of the signal at Bud Gregory and Central Parkway is set to slow walking speed which is the standard for crossings that are used by students and seniors. It has been set at slow walking speed since 2004. The Traffic Signals Department will review it in the next few weeks to ensure that the signal is working as it should so in plenty oftime for September school start.

By copy of this email to Sacha, I am requesting that TSC ask Recreation and Parks to give consideration to removing the signs that indicate there is no winter maintenance and ensure that the Huron Heights park paths do receive winter maintenance since a significant number of SI. Pio of Pietreicina Catholic School students use the paths to access the school.

Thanks, Marcy.

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From: Macina, Marcy __ Sent: 2013/06/20 9:48 AM To: Sheelagh Duffin Subject: RE: st. Pio of Pietrelcina Importance: High

Hi Sheelagh,

Missed you at the MTS meeting last night. Would it be possible to provide some information to me regarding St, Pio parent requests (see below) as Tom has to report to Governance tomorrow morning, I would really appreciate it,

I will call you a little later today in case you are not in access of your email.

Thank you ~ 1