TOWN COUNCIL AGENDA Wednesday, July 24, 2019 14th Meeting 7:00 p.m. Town Council Chambers
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1. CALL TO ORDER
2. DECLARATION(S) OF PECUNIARY INTEREST (IF ANY)
3. PUBLIC MEETINGS
Nil.
4. DELEGATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
4.1. Certificate Presentation – Members of the 7th Toronto Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery and 32 Canadian Brigade Group
4.2. Presentation by the 2019 Town of Bracebridge Delegates to Gol, kommune Norway May 13 to 21, 2019 (Reference Material Attached)
5. CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
5.1. Council Meeting – July 3, 2019
That the minutes of the Council meeting held on July 3, 2019, be confirmed.
6. CORRESPONDENCE
6.1. Memorandum from Y. Gravel, Engineering Technologist, dated July 2, 2019, regarding Final Acceptance of Loon Call Subdivision
6.2. Memorandum from Councillor Steve Clement, on behalf of the 2019 Town of Bracebridge Delegation to Gol kommune, Norway, dated July 24, 2019, regarding 2019 Town of Bracebridge Delegation to Gol kommune, Norway
7. STANDING COMMITTEE MINUTES
7.1. General Committee Minutes – July 16, 2019
Section A
19-GC-221 Active Transportation Advisory Committee Minutes – June 24, 2019 19-GC-222 Annie Williams Memorial Park Advisory Committee Minutes – July 8, 2019 19-GC-223 Local Share Contribution for Hospital Construction 19-GC-224 Update Vehicle Idling By-law 19-GC-225 Adoption of IT Policies 19-GC-226 Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund Review 19-GC-227 Modernization Funding 19-GC-228 Municipal Disaster Recovery Assistance 19-GC-229 2020 Municipal Budget and Business Plan Development Guidelines and Schedule 19-GC-232 Upgrade and Replacement of Aquatic Timing System Components 19-GC-233 Item for Discussion – Muskoka Victim Services Presentation – (Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney) 19-GC-234/235 Item for Discussion – Wellington Street North – (Councillor, M. Quemby)
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19-GC-236 Health and Safety Update 19-GC-237 Adjourn to Closed Session - A trade secret or scientific, technical, commercial, financial or labour relations information, supplied in confidence to the municipality or local board, which, if disclosed, could reasonably be expected to prejudice significantly the competitive position or interfere significantly with the contractual or other negotiations of a person, group of persons, or organization. (CS031-19) (Non-Disclosure Agreement) 19-GC-238 Closed Session - A trade secret or scientific, technical, commercial, financial or labour relations information, supplied in confidence to the municipality or local board, which, if disclosed, could reasonably be expected to prejudice significantly the competitive position or interfere significantly with the contractual or other negotiations of a person, group of persons, or organization. (CS031-19) (Non-Disclosure Agreement) 19-GC-239 Rise from Closed Session 19-GC-240 Arising from Closed Session - A trade secret or scientific, technical, commercial, financial or labour relations information, supplied in confidence to the municipality or local board, which, if disclosed, could reasonably be expected to prejudice significantly the competitive position or interfere significantly with the contractual or other negotiations of a person, group of persons, or organization. (CS031-19) (Non-Disclosure Agreement)
That the information items and recommendations identified as Section A from the General Committee meeting held on July 16, 2019 be adopted.
Section B
19-GC-230/231 Carlson Court Private, Feasibility of Assumption and Maintenance as a Seasonally-Maintained Road
Procedural note: pursuant to motion 19-GC-231, Section B of the General Committee minutes held on July 16, 2019, will be considered at the regularly scheduled Council meeting to be held on September 4, 2019.
7.2. Planning and Development Committee Minutes – July 17, 2019
Section A
19-PD-084 Public Meeting - Subdivision File No. S2011-5, Condominium File No. C2011-6 and Rezoning Application D14-10/19 – 6891535 Canada Inc. (Stonegate) 19-PD-085 Public Meeting - D14-16/19 by Douglas and Crystal Orchard for Lot 2, Plan 3, Bracebridge Ward, Town of Bracebridge. 19-PD-087 Accessibility Advisory Committee Minutes – July 8, 2019 19-PD-088/089 Rezoning Application D14-16/19 – (Orchard, Douglas and Orchard, Crystal) 19-PD-090 Subdivision File No. S2011-5, Condominium File No. C2011-6 and Rezoning Application D14-10/19 – 6891535 Canada Inc. (Stonegate) 19-PD-091 Site Plan Application D11-22/19 – Ganesh Hospitality Inc. (Hilton/Tru) 19-PD-092 Application to Remove Holding Symbol – Duncan, Brian and Janice
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19-PD-093 Business Improvement Area Municipal Levy Exemption Request – 23 Dominion Street 19-PD-094 Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Extension through Bracebridge 19-PD-095 Adjourn to Closed Session - Personal Matters About Identifiable Individuals, Including Municipal or Local Board Employees; Litigation or Potential Litigation, Including Matters Before Administrative Tribunals, Affecting The Municipality or Local Board; Advice That is Subject to Solicitor-Client Privilege, Including Communications Necessary For That Purpose; A Position, Plan, Procedure, Criteria Or Instruction to be Applied to any Negotiations Carried On or to Be Carried On By or on Behalf of the Municipality or Local Board (PD047-19) (Birch Island) 19-PD-096 Closed Session - Personal Matters About Identifiable Individuals, Including Municipal or Local Board Employees; Litigation or Potential Litigation, Including Matters Before Administrative Tribunals, Affecting The Municipality or Local Board; Advice That is Subject to Solicitor- Client Privilege, Including Communications Necessary For That Purpose; A Position, Plan, Procedure, Criteria Or Instruction to be Applied to any Negotiations Carried On or to Be Carried On By or on Behalf of the Municipality or Local Board (PD047-19) (Birch Island) 19-PD-097 Rise from Closed 19-PD-098 Arising from Closed - Personal Matters About Identifiable Individuals, Including Municipal or Local Board Employees; Litigation or Potential Litigation, Including Matters Before Administrative Tribunals, Affecting The Municipality or Local Board; Advice That is Subject to Solicitor- Client Privilege, Including Communications Necessary For That Purpose; A Position, Plan, Procedure, Criteria Or Instruction to be Applied to any Negotiations Carried On or to Be Carried On By or on Behalf of the Municipality or Local Board (PD047-19) (Birch Island)
That the information items and recommendations identified as Section A from the Planning and Development Committee meeting held on July 17, 2019 be adopted.
8. AD HOC COMMITTEE REPORTS
8.1. Bracebridge Public Library Board (Councillor, C. Wilson)
8.2. Bracebridge BIA Board of Management (Councillor, A. Buie/Councillor, C. Wilson)
8.3. Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce (Councillor, D. Smith)
8.4. Bracebridge Arts Council Board (Councillor, A. Struthers)
8.5. Muskoka Watershed Council (Councillor, A. Struthers)
8.6. Local Northern Ontario School of Medicine Group (Mayor, G. Smith)
8.7. Association of Municipalities of Ontario Board/Ontario Small Urban Municipalities (Mayor, G. Smith)
9. OLD BUSINESS/DISCUSSION ITEMS
Nil.
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10. NEW BUSINESS/DISCUSSION ITEMS
Nil.
11. DISTRICT INFORMATION ITEMS
11.1. Community and Planning Services (Councillor, D. Smith)
11.2. Engineering and Public Works (Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney)
11.3. Health Services (Councillor, S. Clement)
11.4. Finance and Corporate Services (Mayor, G. Smith)
12. WARD INFORMATION ITEMS
12.1. Bracebridge Ward (Councillor, C. Wilson)
12.2. Monck/Muskoka Ward (Councillor, M. Quemby)
12.3. Macaulay Ward (Councillor, A. Struthers)
12.4. Draper Ward (Councillor, A. Buie)
12.5. Oakley Ward (Councillor, B. McMurray)
13. PASSING OF BY-LAWS
Section A
That the following bills be read a first, second and third time and finally passed:
Bill No. 60
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge for the Purpose of Closing that Part of the OSRA in front of Lot 27, Concession 13, Former Township Of Macaulay, now in the Town of Bracebridge, in the District Municipality of Muskoka, Designated As Part 1 Plan 35R-25958 (19- GC-019) (OSRA Closing - Sjaarda)
Bill No. 61
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Accept the Lower-Tier Municipal Services Within the Loon Call Subdivision (Phase 1, 2, 3, And 4) Registered as Plans 35M-729, 35M-733, And 35M-735 and to Assume Little Ryans Way Within this Plan of Subdivision for Public Use (18-GC-231) (Assume Little Ryans Way)
Bill No. 62
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Amend By-Law 82-34, A Municipal Servicing Standards By-Law (18-GC-231) (Servicing By-law)
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Bill No. 63
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Regulate and Control Traffic in the Town of Bracebridge (18-GC-231) (Traffic Control By-Law)
Bill No. 64
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Widen Oakley Crescent and Establish Same as Part of the Municipal Highway System, being the Property Described as Part of Lot 25, Concession 6, being Part 5 Plan 35R-4517, in the Former Township of Oakley, Now in the Town of Bracebridge, District Municipality of Muskoka (17-GC-285) (Establish and Name a Portion of Oakley Crescent)
Bill No. 65
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Prohibit and Regulate the Idling of Vehicles in the Town of Bracebridge (19-GC-224) (Vehicle Idling By-law)
Bill No. 66
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Amend By-Law 2016-088, A Land Use Control By-Law to Regulate the Use of Land in the Town of Bracebridge (19-PD-088) (D14- 1619 – Orchard)
Bill No. 67
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Remove the Holding Symbol (19-PD- 092) (Remove Holding Symbol)
Bill No. 68
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Remove the Holding Symbol (19-PD- 031) (Remove Holding Symbol)
14. ANNOUNCEMENTS
15. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, CLOSED SESSION
Nil.
16. RESOLUTIONS ARISING FROM CLOSED SESSION
Nil.
17. CONFIRMING BY-LAW
That the following bill be read a first, second and third time and finally passed:
Bill No. 69
A By-law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to confirm the proceedings of Council at its meeting held on the 24th day of July, 2019.
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18. ADJOURNMENT
That Council adjourn until the next regular meeting or any special meeting called by the Mayor.
This meeting will be Webcast and Audio and Video Recorded
A copy of this agenda is available in alternative formats upon request.
For your convenience, assistive listening devices are available from staff in
the Council Chambers.
6 2019 Town of Bracebridge Delegation to Gol kommune, Norway May 13, 2019 to May 21, 2019
DELEGATES Steve Clement, District Councillor John Sisson, Chief Administrative Officer Cindy O’Regan, Director of Recreation Samantha Hastings, Commissioner, Community and Planning Services Brenda Rhodes, Executive Director, Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce and President Elect of the Rotary Club of Bracebridge Robin Hiltz, Retired Educator
7 8 9 History of Relationship with Gol kommune
• A formal Friendship Agreement between the Town of Bracebridge and Gol kommune was initially executed in 2010 and then subsequently reconfirmed in 2017. • The agreement commits the two communities to fostering a sustained friendship and positive relationship by engaging the people of Bracebridge and Gol in projects, activities and exchanges and programs. • In 2013, a group of nine youth travelled from Gol to Bracebridge for a ten day visit. The youth delegation stayed with Bracebridge families and participated in a number of events and activities so they could learn about our history and the wonderful community in which we live, work and play.
10 History (continued) • In 2015, the Town of Bracebridge sent a delegation of ten (10) youth and two (2) adults leaders to Gol for twelve days(12) days to further develop the relationship between the two communities and to gain knowledge and insight into the culture and history of Gol. • In 2017, the Town of Bracebridge hosted five (5) Gol kommune delegates. The activities and meetings surrounding their visit focused on an exchange of information related to business attraction and retention, culture and recreation programming and service delivery and local and regional tourism development and to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Canada.
11 History (continued)
• On February 11, 2019 the Mayor of Gol kommune, in a letter to Mayor G. Smith, formally invited the Mayor and a delegation from Bracebridge to Gol in May, 2019 to strengthen the bond and to work on the exchange of knowledge and insight that was started in 2017. • In response, a delegation of six (6) representatives, recommended by the Gol Friendship Committee and approved by Town of Bracebridge Council, visited Gol kommune from May 13, 2019 to May 21, 2019.
12 13 14 15 Purpose of the Delegation • The agenda for the delegation was created based on topics of interest for both the Town of Bracebridge and the Gol kommune Friendships Committees and included: – Tourism/Sport Tourism in Norway and Muskoka, festivals, publications, services; – Tour of Pump Track Tour and other Recreation Facilities; – Education - School /Municipal partnership in Norway; – Governance/planning/best practices; – Service Club-Rotary connection-initiatives, exchanges, fundraising, structure;
16 Purpose of the Delegation • Chamber of Commerce/BIA - business supports, programs, services and communications (public and internally); • Economic Development initiatives; • Environmental Protection / Water quality / Climate Change; • Visit to Golsfjellet, Vesle Skaugum; and • Visits to other Gol and Norway sites.
17 18 Culture • Residents of Norway are proud of their heritage and continue with traditions which celebrate their heritage. • National Day - all Norwegians wear their traditional clothing, some which are handed down from generation to generation. • Sheep skin ink art connects people with sun, love, water and animals • Volunteers coordinate and teach art classes in the repurposed Town Hall which is now an Arts and Crafts Centre.
19 Culture (continued) • Historical treasures, such as the Skaga Farm which was built in early 1800’s, have been gifted to the Town and is managed by volunteers. • Vesle Skaugum, Golsfjellet is best known as "Little Norway" and is now a holiday resort for veterans, servants and former employees of the Air Force with family and friends.
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Education • The Gol School, grades 1 to 10, has 540 students and 87 staff members and is centrally located in the Town. • Children begin learning English in grade one. • Cooperative learning and student leadership is a key focus of instruction. • Technology plays a key role in instruction. The schools are equipped with modern industrial arts, visual arts, culinary arts and computer labs to name a few. Each child is provided with a laptop which is theirs to keep. • There is strong connection between the school and the community.
27 Education (continued)
• Outdoor education is a key component of the curriculum in Norway’s schools. Students are provided with opportunities to participate in outdoor activities year-round. They have a saying in Norway “there are no bad days, only bad clothing”.
• For recess, the students assist with coordinating a variety of outdoor games and activities which meet the needs of all students as inclusion is the key to the success.
28 29 30 31 32 Tourism • “Skagahogdi” is a new ski resort that is under construction. In addition to the ski facilities, new accommodation units are also planned. In order to ensure the on-going viability of the commercial resort, the required mix of units is 70% residential and 30% commercial. • A recent study projected that the Gol area would need approximately 1200 new “cabins” (seasonal residences) to meet demand over the next 10 years. In order to ensure that these cabins remain recreational and seasonal in nature, a number or use restrictions are in place, including size and height restrictions, and requirements for an alternate primary address. No services such as school buses are provided. The Town is also facilitating meetings with cabin organizations in the area to determine how they can better work together to address local priorities.
33 Tourism (continued) • The natural beauty of Gol combined with the extensive regional trail system for hiking, cross country skiing, and backcountry skiing makes Gol a prime tourist destination. • Camping in Gol is very popular and they have a number of campgrounds where people park their trailers for the season. • The population of Gol is 4,600 and with this influx of seasonal population the population increases to 14,000 to 16,000. • As Gol is the cross road for their region of Hallingdal, Gol is working with regional representatives on projects such as cross promotion, expansion of regional trails systems, and the development of regional mountain bike trails.
34 Tourism (continued)
• The Visitor Information Centre/Tourism is ran by a Board made up of businesses, stakeholders and a council member and is a membership driven organization much like the Chamber in Bracebridge. They struggle to get larger businesses to participate and are working to improve relations with these businesses by showing them the value of partnerships. The Municipality gives money and businesses match the money for initiatives. Currently they offer a Sheep festival, Ski festival for women only and Gol Days - July Festival and are looking for ways to expand festivals and celebrations.
35 36 37 38 39 Recreation • Hiking , cross country skiing, mountain biking, and walking are well supported throughout the urban and rural areas. • Sports facilities include: a pump track; skateboard park (in development); an outdoor artificial turf soccer/track complex; and a Sports Complex. • The facilities are all centrally located in Town and are close to the schools. The schools use these spaces during the day for their activities and the students walk to the facilities from their respective schools. • The Sports Complex and Soccer/Track facility is owned by the Town and operated by the Gol Sports Guild. The Town pays for the majority of the maintenance of the facility and the Guild contributes through income derived from facility rentals.
40 Recreation (continued)
• The Youth Centre (Klubb 1), owned and operated by the Town, is also centrally located and is open two evenings a week. The youth organize the activities, with the assistance of two (2) adult leaders/supervisors. • Obesity rates in Gol are very low as the majority of residents of Gol are active year round and the schools promote and make physical activity a priority.
41 42 43 44 45 46 Environment • Gol is involved in a number of environmental initiatives: • Floodplain maps are being developed which will map various frequencies of future storms, up to the 200 year and even 1000 year storms, based on modeling techniques. • Climate change research and planning is focused on what the community can do, rather than on what others must do. Central to their planning is the promotion of densification in the town. • Similar to Ontario, staff acknowledged that people want to live in the rural areas; however, services are more effectively provided within the town. An effort is being made to make the lifestyle in town as attractive as possible to encourage more density in the existing settled area.
47 Environment (continued) • Fragmentation of habitat is also an issue in the Gol area. However, the perspective on this concern is somewhat different than in Muskoka. In Norway, concern exists that forests will overtake meadows and efforts are being made to protect grassland and meadow areas for the unique ecosystems and habitat they provide. • The Town is also focusing on purposeful bicycling within the town, and are trying to facilitate outdoor spaces and places for people to meet. A concept plan for the downtown includes “hot spots”, “connections” and “natural areas”.
48 49 50 51 52 Service Clubs
• Gol is supported by a small, however, strong Rotary Club of which many members have a personal connection: – The Club is focused on individual’s business designations. – Recent projects include the development of a sensory garden at the senior’s lodge which is home to dementia patients. The sensory garden includes: walking paths, sensory gardens, vegetable gardens, a chicken coop, secure fencing, an outdoor covered area with table and they have plans to expand the stone area for more accessible seating.
53 54 55 Public Engagement • Gol has a unique approach to public consultation. Gol acknowledged that very few people attend town hosted stakeholder / public meetings. As a result, they are focusing on consultations through social media, outreach to schools, seniors groups and other organizations in order to ensure that the public is heard. • Gol has a Youth Council and the Mayor of Gol attends their meetings and brings issues and areas of interest to Council. The Youth Council are chosen by their peers at schools. The youth advocate for youth projects such as the pump track, and potential new skate park.
56 Future Initiatives • Supporting the national heritage of Canada and Norway by keeping the historical connection of Little Norway and Vesle Skaugum relevant to our communities and ensuring the heritage pieces are preserved. • Working with local public and catholic schools on creating grade 2 curriculum projects which provide opportunities for Gol and Bracebridge children to simultaneously connect and learn about each other’s history and culture.
57 Future Initiatives (continued) • Working with local public and catholic schools and the recreation department in the development of a pen pals, email pals and or Skype-pals program that: – provides an opportunity for Gol children to practice their English speaking skills; generates friendships between the counties; and provides a venue for youth and children to share experiences and compare cultural similarities and differences.
58 Future Initiatives Continued • Working with the Bracebridge Rotary Club, the District of Muskoka and the Town of Bracebridge to coordinate and offer a summer youth work or volunteer placement exchange program. • Coordinating annual Skype meeting with the Friendship Committees and quarterly meetings with staff. • Creating opportunities that link the communities through communication tools such as joint media releases on important dates, projects and cultural events. • The two Visitor Information Centers would like to explore innovative ways to connect public with each community. • Sharing water quality monitoring and modeling approaches and related land use planning policies.
59 Future Initiatives (continued) • Sharing approaches to tourist commercial and resort development in the context of environmental protection and character preservation. • Sharing master plans and designs for recreation facilities, parks and trails.
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1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor, G. Smith, Chair, called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and the following were recorded as being present:
Council Members: Mayor, G. Smith (Chair) Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney Councillor, A. Buie Councillor, S. Clement Councillor, B. McMurray Councillor, D. Smith Councillor, A. Struthers Councillor, C. Wilson
Regrets: Councillor, M. Quemby
Staff: Chief Administrative Officer, J. Sisson Director of Corporate Services/Clerk, L. McDonald Director of Finance/Treasurer, S. Rettie Manager of Planning Services, M. Holmes (left at 7:04 p.m.)
2. DECLARATIONS OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
Councillor, A. Buie declared an indirect pecuniary interest under Item 6.1 considered at the June 25, 2019 Special General Committee Meeting:
• Item 6.1 - Draft Development Charges By-Law (FN024-19), due to a family member purchasing a property with the closing date after the proposed implementation date.
Councillor, A. Buie declared an indirect pecuniary interest under Item 7.1 considered at the June 28, 2019 Special Town Council meeting:
• Item 7.1 – June 25, 2019 Special General Committee Minutes (Motions 19-GC-191, 19- GC-192, 19-GC-193), due to a family member purchasing a home with a closing dated after the proposed implementation date.
Councillor, A. Buie declared an indirect pecuniary interest under Item 13 considered at the June 28, 2019 Special Town Council meeting:
• Bill No. 56 – Development Charges, due to a family member purchasing a home with a closing dated after the proposed implementation date.
Mayor, G. Smith declared a direct pecuniary interest under Item 7.1 Section B:
• Motion 19-GC-203 - Bracebridge Generation – Wilsons Falls Land Exchange/Disposition (Close File #RC2010-09) (CS028-19), due to a contractual relationship with Lakeland Power.
• Motion 19-GC-214 - Item for Discussion – Lakeland Holding Ltd Presentation, due to a contractual relationship with Lakeland Power.
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3. PUBLIC MEETINGS
Nil.
4. DELEGATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
Nil.
5. CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
5.1 Council Meeting – June 12, 2019
19-TC-121 Moved by: Councillor, A. Struthers Seconded by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney
That the minutes of the Council Meeting held on June 12, 2019, be confirmed.
CARRIED
5.2 Special Council Meeting – June 28, 2019
19-TC-122 Moved by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney Seconded by: Councillor, A. Struthers
That the minutes of the Special Council Meeting held on June 28, 2019, be confirmed.
CARRIED
Councillor, A. Buie did not participate in the discussion or vote regarding the preceding matter due to a pecuniary interest declared (see item #2).
6. CORRESPONDENCE
Nil.
7. STANDING COMMITTEE MINUTES
7.1. General Committee Minutes – June 25, 2019
Section A
19-TC-123 Moved by: Councillor, A. Struthers Seconded by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney
That the information items and recommendations identified as Section A from the General Committee meeting held on June 25, 2019 be adopted.
CARRIED
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Section B
Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney assumed the Chair.
19-TC-124 Moved by: Councillor, C. Wilson Seconded by: Councillor, A. Struthers
That the information items and recommendations identified as Section B from the General Committee meeting held on June 25, 2019 be adopted.
CARRIED
Mayor, G. Smith did not participate in the discussion or vote regarding the preceding matter due to a pecuniary interest declared (see item #2).
Mayor, G. Smith resumed the Chair.
8. AD HOC COMMITTEE REPORTS
8.1. Bracebridge Public Library Board (Councillor, C. Wilson)
No meeting.
8.2. Bracebridge BIA Board of Management (Councillor, A. Buie/Councillor, C. Wilson)
Councillor, C. Wilson advised of BIA activities including the Father’s Day Car Show, Canada Day event and flower installation.
8.3. Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce (Councillor, D. Smith)
Councillor, D. Smith advised of Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce activities including discussions regarding Town tendering processes, membership updates, student grants to assist with running the information centre.
8.4. Bracebridge Arts Council Board (Councillor, A. Struthers)
Councillor, A. Struthers advised of Bracebridge Arts Council Board activities including staff retirement, the Rotary donation towards sound equipment, AGM meeting date, and audited financial statements received.
8.5. Muskoka Watershed Council (Councillor, A. Struthers)
Councillor, A. Struthers advised of the year end celebration held at Limberlost Reserve and working group meetings taking place over the summer.
8.6. Local Northern Ontario School of Medicine Group (Mayor, G. Smith)
No report.
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8.7. Association of Municipalities of Ontario Board/Ontario Small Urban Municipalities (Mayor, G. Smith)
Mayor, G. Smith advised of the recent AMO Board meeting including discussion related to provincial policy, MPAC presentation, and advised of the upcoming AMO conference in August.
9. OLD BUSINESS/DISCUSSION ITEMS
Nil.
10. NEW BUSINESS/DISCUSSION ITEMS
Nil.
11. DISTRICT INFORMATION ITEMS
11.1. Community and Planning Services (Councillor, D. Smith)
Councillor, D. Smith reported on the Community and Planning Services Committee meeting No. CPS-10-2019 held June 17, 2019.
11.2. Engineering and Public Works (Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney)
Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney reported on the Engineering and Public Works meeting No. PW-9-2019 held June 17, 2019
11.3. Health Services (Councillor, S. Clement)
Councillor, S. Clement reported on the Health Services meeting No. HS-5-2019 held May 23, 2019 and No. HS-7-2019 held June 20, 2019.
11.4. Finance and Corporate Services (Mayor, G. Smith)
Mayor, G. Smith reported on the Finance and Corporate Services meeting No. FCS-8- 2019 held June 19, 2019.
12. WARD INFORMATION ITEMS
12.1. Bracebridge Ward (Councillor, C. Wilson)
Councillor, C. Wilson advised that residents are anxious to see completion to construction projects in Town.
12.2. Monck/Muskoka Ward (Councillor, M. Quemby)
No report.
12.3. Macaulay Ward (Councillor, A. Struthers)
Councillor, A. Struthers noted the Muskoka Yarn & Fiberfest at the fairgrounds.
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12.4. Draper Ward (Councillor, A. Buie)
Councillor, A. Buie advised that he has received positive comments on the street sweeping taking place in Draper Ward.
12.5. Oakley Ward (Councillor, B. McMurray)
Councillor, B. McMurray advised that residents are looking forward to receiving reports on restructuring of boat launch areas form MNRF and noted positive feedback related to pot hold filling. She noted the attendance of Mayor Smith and Deputy Mayor Maloney at the Canada Day Celebration held at the Village Square and extended thanks to the Fire Department for their quick response time and plans for extraction of the victim of a recent ATV accident in the area.
13. BY-LAWS
Section A
19-TC-125 Moved by: Councillor, A. Struthers Seconded by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney
That the following bills be read a first, second and third time and finally passed:
Bill No. 58 (By-law No. 2019-058)
A By-Law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to Appoint Municipal Officials and Committees for the 2018-2022 Term of Council (19-GC-219) (Appointing By-law – Annie Williams Memorial Park Advisory Committee and Community Recognition Committee)
CARRIED
14. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Councillor, S. Clement raised concerns related to the dredging of the river noting individuals standing on the sand bar in the river at the Canada Day Celebrations.
Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney advised of his attendance at various events in the community.
Mayor, G. Smith advised of a visit from the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing to Bracebridge last week to announce a new Provincial funding program, his participation in the inaugural Porter Airline flight from Toronto and his attendance at various events and business openings throughout the community.
15. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, CLOSED SESSION
Nil.
16. RESOLUTIONS ARISING FROM CLOSED SESSION
Nil.
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17. CONFIRMING BY-LAW
19-TC-126 Moved by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney Seconded by: Councillor, A. Struthers
That the following bill be read a first, second and third time and finally passed:
Bill No. 59 (By-law No. 2019-059)
A By-law of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to confirm the proceedings of Council at its meeting held on the 3rd of July, 2019.
CARRIED
18. ADJOURNMENT
19-TC-127 Moved by: Councillor, A. Struthers Seconded by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney
That Council adjourn until the next regular meeting or any special meeting called by the Mayor.
CARRIED
The meeting adjourned at 8:08 p.m.
______Mayor, Graydon Smith Director of Corporate Services/Clerk Lori McDonald
67 MEMORANDUM Public Works Department
TO: C. Kelley, Director of Planning and Development
COPY: G. Carleton, Director of Public Works
L. McDonald, Director of Corporate Services/Clerk
FROM: Y. Gravel, Engineering Technologist
DATE: July 2, 2019
SUBJECT: Final Acceptance of Loon Call Subdivision
On September 12, 2018, Council ratified Motion 18-GC-231 as follows:
1. That, in accordance with the Subdivision Agreement with Loon Call (Muskoka) Inc., the Initial Acceptance by the Town of Bracebridge of the municipal road and services for the Loon Call Subdivision be approved.
2. That the Director of Public Works be granted delegated authority to approve Final Acceptance of the municipal road and services in accordance with the Subdivision Agreement with Loon Call (Muskoka) Inc.
3. That, subject to Final Acceptance by the Director of Public Works, the Director of Corporate Services/Clerk be authorized to present directly to Council, by-laws necessary to assume the road for municipal maintenance, establish a speed limit(s), recognize regulatory signage, and establish parking restrictions. (PW030-18)
Bracebridge Public Works hereby advises that Loon Call (Muskoka) Inc. has fulfilled all the obligations of the Subdivision Agreement necessary in order to receive Final Acceptance of the municipal road and services.
Bracebridge Public Works recommends that the Director of Corporate Services/Clerk present directly to Council the by-laws necessary to assume the road for municipal maintenance, establish a speed limit(s), recognize regulatory signage, and establish parking restrictions.
Yvon Gravel, C.E.T., Engineering Technologist
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MEMORANDUM The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge
TO: Mayor Graydon Smith and Members of Town of Bracebridge Council
Mayor Heidi Granli and Members of Gol kommune Council
FROM: Steve Clement, District Councillor On behalf of the 2019 Town of Bracebridge Delegation to Gol kommune, Norway
COPY: John Sisson, Chief Administrative Officer, Town of Bracebridge
Hege Mork, Chief Executive Officer, Gol, kommune
DATE: July 24, 2019
SUBJECT: 2019 Town of Bracebridge Delegation to Gol kommune, Norway
This memorandum has been prepared to share information resulting from the delegations trip to Gol kommune, Norway from May 13, 2019 to May 21, 2019 and to share future potential initiatives that could be undertaken in partnership with the two Friendship Committees and their potential partner organizations.
Background Information
A formal Friendship Agreement between the Town of Bracebridge and Gol kommune was initially executed in 2010 and then subsequently reconfirmed in 2017 and is attached hereto as Appendix “A”. The agreement commits the two communities to fostering a sustained friendship and positive relationship by engaging the people of Bracebridge and Gol in projects, activities and exchanges and programs.
In 2013, a group of nine youth travelled from Gol to Bracebridge for a ten day visit. The youth delegation stayed with Bracebridge families and participated in a number of events and activities so they could learn about our history and the wonderful community in which we live, work and play.
In 2015, the Town of Bracebridge sent a delegation of ten (10) youth and two (2) adults leaders to Gol for twelve days(12) days to further develop the relationship between the two communities and to gain knowledge and insight into the culture and history of Gol.
In 2017, the Town of Bracebridge hosted five (5) Gol kommune delegates. The activities and meetings surrounding their visit focused on an exchange of information related to business attraction and retention, culture and recreation programming and service delivery and local and regional tourism development and to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Canada.
On February 11, 2019 the Mayor of Gol kommune, in a letter to Mayor G. Smith, formally invited the Mayor and a delegation from Bracebridge to Gol in May, 2019 to strengthen the bond and to work on the exchange of knowledge and insight that was started in 2017.
A delegation of six (6) representatives, recommended by the Gol Friendship Committee and approved by Town of Bracebridge Council, visited Gol kommune from May 13, 2019 to May 21, 2019.
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Details and Purpose of the Delegation
The delegation was comprised of: Councillor Steve Clement; CAO, John Sisson; Director of Recreation, Cindy O’Regan; retired educator, Robin Hiltz; District of Muskoka Commissioner of Community and Planning Services, Samantha Hastings; and Executive Director of Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce and President-Elect of the Rotary Club of Bracebridge, Brenda Rhodes. Travelling independently with the delegation was local craft artist, Henrike Clement.
The agenda for the delegation was created based on topics of interest for both the Town of Bracebridge and the Gol kommune Friendships Committees and included:
• Development of Tourism and Sport-Tourism events, activities, and programmes in Norway and Muskoka (including festivals, publications, services);
• Development of Recreation Facilities (including tours of Gol’s new Pump Track Tour and other Recreation Facilities;
• Formulation of Education Programmes and Identification of Instructional Best Practices (including School/Municipal partnership in Norway);
• Examination of Local and Regional Governance and Land-Use Planning best practices;
• Development of connections between Gol Rotary Club and Bracebridge Rotary Club (including connection-initiatives, exchanges, fundraising, governance, etc.);
• Development of connections between Gol businesses and representative organizations with Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Bracebridge BIA and local businesses (including business supports, programs, services, external/public communications, etc.);
• Exchange of information of economic development initiatives in Gol and Bracebridge;
• Exchange of information on local environmental protection, water quality maintenance, climate change adaptation and mitigation, etc.; and
• Visits to Golsfjellet, Vesle Skaugum and other locations of interest in Gol and throughout the Hallingdal region.
Specifically, the itinerary for the delegation included:
Date Itinerary Item
May 13 Travel to Oslo
May 14 Arrival Gardemoen, Oslo Airport and Travel to Gol kommune
Welcome by Mayor Heidi Granli and represent of the Friendship Committee Kjetil Storebraten.
Dinner at Hesla Gard (location of accommodation during visit)
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Date Itinerary Item
Walking tour of the Town of Gol
May 15 Meeting with Visit Gol Tourism and Business Development
Meeting with owners of Skagahodji Ski hill and their planning for a new resort
Tour of Skaga Museum– an original farm home and 7 outbuildings constructed in early1800
Bakery Tour and demonstration of traditional cake decorating for the National Day celebration
Traditional Hand Craft at the Arts Centre
Tour of pump track and discussion on mountain biking from the perspective of summer sport tourism and resident activity.
Visit to Gol High School Culinary Program and dinner prepared and served by grade 12 students.
May 16 Tour of new Gol Elementary School
Outdoor teaching and physical activity seminar
Tour of new Gol Sports Complex (multi-use field house, gymnastics area, fitness studio and weight room, concession) operated by Gol kommune Sports Guild
Education presentation to Gol educators by Robin Hiltz
Environment Protection seminar
Visit at ECO: hydro power and the effect of climate change
Meeting and BBQ with Gol Youth Council at Klubb 1 (youth centre)
May 17 Independence Day Parades and Celebrations
May 18 Trip over Hemsedalsfjellet to the Fjords
BBQ dinner with Gol Town Council and Friendship Committee
May 19 Tour and presentation of Vesle Skaugum, Golsfjellet.
Traditional lunch at private Norwegian Cabin
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Date Itinerary Item
Meeting with representatives of the Gol Rotary in the Dementia garden at the seniors lodging.
May 20 Departure to Oslo Visit to Statue Park Tour of Nobel Peace Center and National Opera Oslo Walk to Akershus Fortress (Kings Palace)
May 21 Departure for Gardemoen, Oslo Airport
Key Findings
1. Culture:
Gol sponsors and supports a wide array of cultural programs, services and activities:
a. Residents of Norway are proud of their heritage and continue with traditions which celebrate their heritage.
b. On National Day all Norwegians wear their traditional clothing, some which are handed down from generation to generation. There are 3 parades throughout the day and two of these are focused on the youth. Grades 1 to 12 march through the streets, dressed in traditional costume during the morning and this is followed by a celebration in the school square where traditional games are played and traditional cake is eaten. The second youth parade is a celebration for those youth graduating from High School. They move through the streets, in decorated vans, playing loud music and being silly.
c. Sheep skin ink art. Youth and adults alike participate in creating sheep skin ink art which they hang in their home or use as seat cushions or duvets. Each piece of art is created by stamping the hides of sheep with ink with the common themes of sun, love, water and animals. Volunteers coordinate and teach classes in the repurposed Town Hall which is now an Arts and Crafts Centre.
d. Historical treasures, such as the Skaga Farm which was built in early 1800’s, have been gifted to the Town and are well maintained and celebrated through tours offered by local volunteers.
e. Vesle Skaugum, Golsfjellet is best known as "Little Norway" and is now a holiday resort for veterans, servants and former employees of the Air Force with family and friends. Its history dates back to the Second World War when the Norwegian Air Force established a training center for aircraft and ground crews in Toronto and Muskoka. After the war, Vesle Skaugum in Muskoka was sold. The sale made it possible to finance a new Vesle Skaugum in Norway.
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2. Education:
Gol provides comprehensive educational programmes, services and facilities:
a. Outdoor education is a key component of the curriculum in Norway’s schools. Students are provided with opportunities to participate in outdoor activities year-round.
b. They have a saying in Norway “there are no bad days, only bad clothing”.
c. For recess, the students assist with coordinating a variety of outdoor games and activities which meet the needs of all students as inclusion is the key to the success.
d. Cooperative learning and student leadership is a key focus of instruction.
e. Children begin learning English in grade one.
f. Technology plays a key role in instruction. The schools are equipped with modern industrial arts, visual arts, culinary arts and computer labs to name a few.
g. The Gol School, grades 1 to 10, has 540 students and 87 staff members and is centrally located in the Town.
h. There is strong connection between the school and the community.
3. Tourism:
Gol offers and supports a wide variety of tourism development initiatives:
a. “Skagahogdi” is a new ski resort that is under construction. In addition to the ski facilities, new accommodation units are also planned. In order to ensure the on-going viability of the commercial resort, the required mix of units is 70% residential and 30% commercial.
b. A recent study projected that the Gol area would need approximately 1200 new “cabins” (seasonal residences) to meet demand over the next 10 years. In order to ensure that these cabins remain recreational and seasonal in nature, a number or use restrictions are in place, including size and height restrictions, and requirements for an alternate primary address. No services such as school buses are provided. The Town is also facilitating meetings with cabin organizations in the area to determine how they can better work together to address local priorities.
c. The natural beauty of Gol combined with the extensive regional trail system for hiking, cross country skiing, and backcountry skiing makes Gol a prime tourist destination.
d. Camping in Gol is very popular and they have a number of campgrounds where people park their trailers for the season.
e. The population of Gol is 4,600 and with this influx of seasonal population the population increases to 14,000 to 16,000.
f. As Gol is the cross road for their region of Hallingdal, Gol is working with regional representatives on projects such as cross promotion, expansion of regional trails systems, and the development of regional mountain bike trails.
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g. The Visitor Information Centre/Tourism is ran by a Board made up of businesses, stakeholders and a council member and is a membership driven organization much like the Chamber in Bracebridge. They struggle to get larger businesses to participate and are working to improve relations with these businesses by showing them the value of partnerships. The Municipality gives money and businesses match the money for initiatives. Currently they offer a Sheep festival, Ski festival for women only and Gol Days - July Festival and are looking for ways to expand festivals and celebrations.
4. Recreation:
Gol is provides a large number of recreation programmes, services and facilities:
a. Hiking, cross country skiing, mountain biking, and walking are well supported throughout the urban and rural areas. Trails are plenty, well-marked and many link neighbouring Towns and Villages.
b. Sports facilities include: a pump track; skateboard park (in development); an outdoor artificial turf soccer/track complex; and a Sports Complex which includes a multi-use hard surface field house, gymnastic centre, climbing wall, meeting rooms, concession, fitness studio, weight room, and spaces leased to health care specialist including a physiotherapist and personal trainer.
c. The facilities are all centrally located in Town and are close to the schools. The schools use these spaces during the day for their activities and the students walk to the facilities from their respective schools.
d. The Sports Complex and Soccer/Track facility is owned by the Town and operated by the Gol Sports Guild. The Town contributes $850,000 to the operating costs and the Gol Sports Guild contributes $150,000 (rental income). The Sports Guild has 1700 members comprised of a variety of sporting groups.
e. The Youth Centre (Klubb 1), owned and operated by the Town, is also centrally located and is open two evenings a week. It has a kitchen, dance area, DJ system, stage with musical instruments, fooseball, table tennis, video gaming area and hang out area.
f. The youth organize the activities, with the assistance of two (2) adult leaders/supervisors.
g. Obesity rates in Gol are very low as the majority of residents of Gol are active year round and the schools promote and make physical activity a priority.
5. Environment:
Gol is involved in a number of environmental initiatives:
a. Floodplain maps are being developed which will map various frequencies of future storms, up to the 200 year and even 1000 year storms, based on modeling techniques.
b. Climate change research and planning is focused on what the community can do, rather than on what others must do. Central to their planning is the promotion of densification in the town. Similar to Ontario, staff acknowledged that people want to live in the rural areas; however, services are more effectively provided within the town. An effort is being made to make the lifestyle in town as attractive as possible to encourage more density in the existing settled area.
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c. Fragmentation of habitat is also an issue in the Gol area. However, the perspective on this concern is somewhat different than in Muskoka. In Norway, concern exists that forests will overtake meadows and efforts are being made to protect grassland and meadow areas for the unique ecosystems and habitat they provide.
d. The Town is also focusing on purposeful bicycling within the town, and are trying to facilitate outdoor spaces and places for people to meet. A concept plan for the downtown includes “hot spots”, “connections” and “natural areas”.
6. Service Clubs:
Gol is supported by a small, however, strong Rotary Club of which many members have a personal connection:
a. The Club is focused on individual’s business designations.
b. Recent projects include the development of a sensory garden at the senior’s lodge which is home to dementia patients. The sensory garden includes: walking paths, sensory gardens, vegetable gardens, a chicken coop, secure fencing, an outdoor covered area with table and they have plans to expand the stone area for more accessible seating.
7. Public Engagement
Gol community engagement and stakeholder consultation initiatives:
a. Gol has a unique approach to public consultation. They acknowledged that very few people attend town hosted stakeholder / public meetings. As a result, they are focusing on consultations through social media, outreach to schools, seniors groups and other organizations in order to ensure that the public is heard.
b. Gol has a Youth Council and the Mayor of Gol attends their meetings and brings issues and areas of interest to Council. The Youth Council are chosen by their peers at school. The youth advocate for youth projects such as the pump track, potential new skate park.
Future Initiatives
Building on the information, ideas, and successes realized from past Gol kommune and Town of Bracebridge Friendship delegations in 2013, 2015, 2017 and then from this year’s delegation it evident that the bond between Bracebridge and Gol continues to grow.
There is the desire to keep the Friendship Agreement flourishing as both communities have much to benefit culturally and in areas including education, tourism, recreation, housing, environmental, service clubs, and other areas of shared interest.
Future initiatives for consideration by the Town of Bracebridge and Gol kommune Friendship Committee, the Town of Bracebridge, District Municipality of Muskoka, Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce, and the Rotary Club of Bracebridge include:
1. Supporting the national heritage of Canada and Norway by keeping the historical connection of Little Norway and Vesle Skaugum relevant to our communities by enhancing the promotion of the Little Norway Memorial and ensuring the heritage pieces are preserved.
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2. Working with local public and catholic schools on creating a grade 2 curriculum unit that connects to the Ontario curriculum that focuses on different cultures and which would provide opportunities for Gol and Bracebridge children to simultaneously connect and learn about each other’s history and culture. Technology in the classrooms would facilitate connections between schools.
3. Working with local public and catholic schools and the recreation department in the development of pen pals, email pals and or skype-pals program that:
o provides an opportunity for Gol children to practice their English speaking skills;
o generates friendships between the countries; and
o provides a venue for youth and children to share experiences and compare cultural similarities and differences.
4. Working with the Bracebridge Rotary Club, the District of Muskoka and the Town of Bracebridge to coordinate and offer a summer youth work or volunteer placement exchange program.
5. Coordinating annual Skype meeting with the Friendship Committees and quarterly meetings with staff.
6. Creating opportunities that link the communities through communication tools such as joint media releases on important dates, projects and cultural events.
7. The two Visitor Information Centers would like to explore innovative ways to connect public with each community.
8. Sharing water quality monitoring and modeling approaches and related land use planning policies.
9. Sharing approaches to tourist commercial and resort development in the context of environmental protection and character preservation.
10. Sharing master plans and designs for recreation facilities, parks and trails.
Next Steps
1. The Town of Bracebridge and Gol kommune, Norway Friendship Committee, in conjunction with members of the 2019 delegation, develop action plans to address key initiatives identified above. Action plans will include:
a. Information on the key initiatives
b. Timeline for implementation
c. Required partnerships
d. Required authority
e. Required technology
f. Required budget and resources
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2. Once authority has been received, the action plans will be implemented.
The members of the Town’s delegation greatly appreciate the opportunity participate in the 2019 visit to Gol kommune.
The delegation extends its sincere appreciation to Mayor Heidi Granli, Gol kommune Council, CAO, Hege Mork, Mads Elbrønd and members of the Gol Friendship Committee including: Mayor Granli, Kjetil Storebraaten, Bente Andreasen, Visit Gol, Nina Lessner, Visit Gol, Ellen Wang Fredrikesen, Principal at Gol School, and Mads Elbrønd, Director of Recreation and Culture for making the delegations trip so informative and memorable.
Steve Clement, Councillor On behalf of the 2019 Town of Bracebridge Delegation to Gol kommune, Norway
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1. CALL TO ORDER
Councillor, M. Quemby (Chair) called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. and the following were recorded as being present:
Committee Members: Councillor, M. Quemby (Chair) Mayor, G. Smith Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney Councillor, A. Buie Councillor, S. Clement Councillor, B. McMurray Councillor, D. Smith Councillor, C. Wilson
Regrets: Councillor, A. Struthers
Staff: Chief Administrative Officer, J. Sisson Director of Corporate Services/Clerk, L. McDonald Director of Public Works, G. Carleton (left at 10:20 a.m.) Director of Planning and Development, C. Kelley (left at 10:20 a.m.) Director of Recreation, C. O’Regan (left at 10:20 a.m.) Director of Finance/Treasurer, S. Rettie Fire Chief, M. Medley (arrived at 9:35 a.m. - left at 10:20 a.m.) Deputy Clerk, T. Arbuckle Chief By-law Enforcement Officer, S. Stakiw (left at 9:30 a.m.)
2. DECLARATIONS OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
Nil.
3. PUBLIC MEETINGS
Nil.
4. DELEGATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
Nil.
5. MINUTES FROM ADVISORY COMMITTEES
5.1. Active Transportation Advisory Committee Minutes – June 24, 2019
19-GC-221 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) That the minutes from the Active Transportation Advisory Committee meeting held on June 24, 2019 be received.
CARRIED
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5.2. Annie Williams Memorial Park Advisory Committee Minutes – July 8, 2019
19-GC-222 Moved by: Councillor, A. Buie Seconded by: Councillor, S. Clement
(Section A) That the minutes from the Annie Williams Memorial Park Advisory Committee meeting held on July 8, 2019 be received.
CARRIED
6. NEW BUSINESS
6.1. Local Share Contribution for Hospital Construction
19-GC-223 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) WHEREAS, the provision of a full range of core hospital services, including acute care inpatient, emergency, diagnostic and surgical services, at both the South Muskoka Memorial Hospital in Bracebridge and the Huntsville District Memorial Hospital by Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare (MAHC) is vital for all of the communities in the Muskoka region and the East Parry Sound area;
AND WHEREAS, the continued delivery of those core hospital services at both the South Muskoka Memorial Hospital in Bracebridge and the Huntsville District Memorial Hospital is crucial to the long-term sustainability and economic vitality of the communities in the Muskoka region and the East Parry Sound area;
AND WHEREAS, the residents of the Muskoka region and the East Parry Sound area have strongly supported multi-site delivery of a full range of core hospital services, including acute care inpatient, emergency, diagnostic and surgical services, at both the South Muskoka Memorial Hospital in Bracebridge and the Huntsville District Memorial Hospital;
AND WHEREAS, following extensive community consultation and careful study, engagement and evaluation of potential models for the hospital services in the future, the Board of Directors of Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare endorsed the recommendations of MAHC’s Capital Plan Development Task Force for a Two Acute Site model for hospital services;
AND WHEREAS, MAHC is continuing the development of a Stage One Submission to the Health Investment Capital Branch of the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care for approval for MAHC to continue on to the next stages in the lengthy capital planning process;
AND WHEREAS, the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care for the Province of Ontario requires a community contribution, or local share, toward the capital costs of hospital expansion or new hospital construction;
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NOW THEREFORE THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the Province of Ontario, through the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, be requested to support the continued delivery of emergency health care services and inpatient care at the two acute care sites in Bracebridge (South Muskoka Memorial Hospital - SMMH) and in Huntsville (Huntsville District Memorial Hospital - HDMH).
2. That the Province of Ontario, through the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, ensure that the changes to Ontario’s health care delivery system currently being implemented do not negatively impact access to services and the quality of care in Bracebridge, Huntsville, the rest of the Muskoka region and the East Parry Sound area.
3. That the Province of Ontario, through the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, ensure that the changes to Ontario’s health care delivery system currently being implemented recognize the unique and important role that smaller hospitals, such as the South Muskoka Memorial Hospital and the Huntsville District Memorial Hospital have in promoting economic development and creating sustainable communities in Ontario.
4. That, consistent with recommendations from the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO), the Province of Ontario, through the Ministry of Health and Long- Term Care, be encouraged to:
4.1. Reform the funding formula to ensure that funding provided to hospitals recognizes the diverse models for hospital operations including small, rural, and multi-site hospitals;
4.2. Tie provincial hospital operational funding at least to hospital inflation annually;
4.3. Provide adequate capital and operational funding to hospitals to support the services that residents need in their communities;
4.4. Remove, or at very least cap, the community contribution, or local share, expected of local municipalities toward the capital costs of hospital expansion or new hospital construction;
4.5. Ensure that the capital planning process for hospitals leverages the significant municipal investments in existing or planned local infrastructure;
4.6. Respect the importance of municipal plans and policies; and
4.7. Recognize key factors such as land use planning, community economic impacts, the ability to raise funds, operational and cost impacts of long- term plans for hospitals, and the direct impact on local health care providers when approving hospital capital plans.
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5. That the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation and the Huntsville Hospital Foundation be requested to identify specific targets for fundraising that can be used collectively to support hospital expansion or new hospital construction in Bracebridge and Huntsville and that the funds raised by the local hospital foundations be recognized as a portion of the community contribution, or local share, expected of local municipalities toward the capital costs of hospital expansion or new hospital construction.
6. That, after exhaustion of other funding sources, the provision of a community contribution, or local share, by the Town of Bracebridge toward the capital costs of hospital expansion or new hospital construction be endorsed.
7. That Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare’s “Local Share Working Group” continue deliberations to identify a specific target for the financial or in-kind contribution by The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge to support the capital costs of hospital expansion or new hospital construction.
8. That the municipalities in the Muskoka region and the East Parry Sound area initiate appropriate internal financial planning to identify appropriate methods to fund the financial or in-kind contributions required to support the capital costs of hospital expansion or new hospital construction to serve the MAHC catchment area. (CAO002-19)
CARRIED
6.2. Update Vehicle Idling By-law
19-GC-224 Moved by: Councillor, A. Buie Seconded by: Councillor, S. Clement
(Section A) 1. That the draft “Vehicle Idling By-Law” attached as Appendix “A” to Staff Report CS027-19 be approved.
2. That an application be submitted to the Ministry of the Attorney General for review and approval of the recommended set fines under Part II of the Provincial Offences Act as contained in Schedule “A” of the by-law.
3. That the Director of Corporate Services/Clerk be authorized to present directly to Council, amendments to the Vehicle Idling By-Law where future amendments to Provincial Legislation are inconsistent with the Vehicle Idling By-Law. (CS027-19)
CARRIED
6.3. Adoption of IT Policies
19-GC-225 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) That Staff Report CS032-19 regarding the use of delegated authority for approval and implementation or amendment of the Town’s Information Technology-related policies be received for information purposes. (CS032-19)
CARRIED
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6.4. Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund Review
19-GC-226 Moved by: Councillor, A. Buie Seconded by: Councillor, S. Clement
(Section A) 1. That the unbudgeted amount of $158,480 that will be received by the Town of Bracebridge from the 2019 allocation of the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund be transferred to the Tax Rate Stabilization Reserve.
2. That, for 2020 and subsequent years, the Town of Bracebridge’s annual Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund allocation be included as revenue to support the Town’s capital program. (FN011-19)
CARRIED
6.5. Modernization Funding
19-GC-227 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) 1. That a portion of the one-time modernization funding, provided by the Province, be used for the following projects:
1.1. Ultraviolet Disinfection Pool System at Sportsplex;
1.2. Budget Software, with multi-year budgeting capability;
1.3. Arctic Shark® Attachment; and
1.4. Asphalt Hot Box Attachment.
2. That a Modernization Funding Special Purpose Reserve be established and the remainder of the modernization funding be transferred to the newly established Reserve until such time that the Provincial Government has completed the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund review, the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund review and the Regional Government review. (FN025-19)
CARRIED
6.6. Municipal Disaster Recovery Assistance
19-GC-228 Moved by: Councillor, A. Buie Seconded by: Councillor, S. Clement
(Section A) WHEREAS, the Town of Bracebridge recently experienced a significant and prolonged flood event in April and May, 2019;
AND WHEREAS, due to continually increasing water levels and flows over the preceding several days, on April 23, 2019, Mayor Smith declared an emergency for the Town of Bracebridge under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act, 1990;
AND WHEREAS the Town has experienced incremental operating and capital costs as a result of the flood emergency;
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AND WHEREAS, the Province of Ontario, through the Municipal Disaster Recovery Assistance program, provides funding to support municipalities in the recovery from significant emergency events such as flooding;
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge resolves as follows:
1. That the Minster of Municipal Affairs and Housing be requested to activate the Municipal Disaster Recovery Assistance program for the Town of Bracebridge.
2. That the Director of Finance/Treasurer be granted delegated authority to verify and attest to the accuracy of the initial claim, and any subsequent claims, under the Municipal Disaster Recovery Assistance program on behalf of the Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge. (FN026-19)
CARRIED
6.7. 2020 Municipal Budget and Business Plan Development Guidelines and Schedule
19-GC-229 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) That the 2020 Municipal Budget and Business Plan Development Guidelines and Schedule, as contained in Appendix “A” to Staff Report FN027-19, be approved. (FN027- 19)
CARRIED
6.8. Carlson Court Private, Feasibility of Assumption and Maintenance as a Seasonally- Maintained Road
19-GC-230 Moved by: Councillor, A. Buie Seconded by: Councillor, S. Clement
(Section B) 1. That Staff Report PW031-19 regarding the potential assumption and maintenance of Carlson Court Private as a seasonally-maintained municipal road be received for information purposes. (PW031-19)
AMENDMENT #1
19-GC-231 Moved by: Councillor, A. Buie Seconded by: Councillor, S. Clement
(Section B) That the preceding motion be amended by inserting a new Item #2 as follows:
2. That, Council consideration of Item #1 be deferred until the September 4, 2019 regularly scheduled Council Meeting.
CARRIED
Upon the question of the adoption of the original motion, as moved by Councillor, A. Buie and seconded by Councillor, S. Clement, it was CARRIED AS AMENDED BY AMENDMENT #1.
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6.9. Upgrade and Replacement of Aquatic Timing System Components
19-GC-232 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) 1. That a Purchase Order for the upgrade and replacement of the Colorado Aquatic Timing System components be awarded to Team Aquatic Supplies Limited at a cost not to exceed $26,207.68, plus HST.
2. That the Purchase Order be to the satisfaction of the Director of Recreation and the Director of Finance/Treasurer. (RC008-19)
CARRIED
6.10. Item for Discussion – Muskoka Victim Services Presentation – (Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney)
19-GC-233 Moved by: Councillor, A. Buie Seconded by: Councillor, S. Clement
(Section A) That a representative from Muskoka Victim Services be invited to a future General Committee meeting to conduct a presentation on the work of Muskoka Victim Services in the community.
CARRIED
6.11. Item for Discussion – Wellington Street North – (Councillor, M. Quemby)
19-GC-234 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) 1. That staff in the Public Works Department review the feasibility of implementing traffic control measures to limit large vehicles travelling on Wellington Street North, and report back to General Committee.
AMENDMENT #1
19-GC-235 Moved by: Councillor, A. Buie Seconded by: Councillor, S. Clement
(Section A) That the preceding motion be amended by inserting a new Item #2 as follows:
2. That as part of the report back to General Committee, staff in the Public Works Department include additional information on traffic calming measures to address traffic control signage infractions.
CARRIED
Upon the question of the adoption of the original motion, as moved by Councillor, S. Clement and seconded by Councillor, A. Buie, it was CARRIED AS AMENDED BY AMENDMENT #1.
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7. ONGOING BUSINESS
7.1. Health and Safety Update
19-GC-236 The CAO provided the following update:
(Section A) • There were no incidents to report since the last update.
• No incidents to report from the Fire Department.
• Health and Safety Barbeque held on June 26, 2019 at Peake Fields.
8. CORRESPONDENCE
Nil.
9. CLOSED SESSION
19-GC-237 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) That Committee adjourn to a Closed meeting of Committee for the following:
1. A trade secret or scientific, technical, commercial, financial or labour relations information, supplied in confidence to the municipality or local board, which, if disclosed, could reasonably be expected to prejudice significantly the competitive position or interfere significantly with the contractual or other negotiations of a person, group of persons, or organization. (CS031-19) (Non-Disclosure Agreement)
CARRIED
19-GC-238 A trade secret or scientific, technical, commercial, financial or labour relations information, supplied in confidence to the municipality or local board, which, if (Section A) disclosed, could reasonably be expected to prejudice significantly the competitive position or interfere significantly with the contractual or other negotiations of a person, group of persons, or organization. (CS031-19) (Non-Disclosure Agreement)
19-GC-239 Rise from closed meeting.
(Section A)
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10. RESOLUTIONS ARISING FROM CLOSED SESSION
10.1. A trade secret or scientific, technical, commercial, financial or labour relations information, supplied in confidence to the municipality or local board, which, if disclosed, could reasonably be expected to prejudice significantly the competitive position or interfere significantly with the contractual or other negotiations of a person, group of persons, or organization (CS031-19) (Non-Disclosure Agreement)
19-GC-240 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) That staff be authorized to proceed as directed in the preceding closed session regarding a trade secret or scientific, technical, commercial, financial or labour relations information, supplied in confidence to the municipality or local board, which, if disclosed, could reasonably be expected to prejudice significantly the competitive position or interfere significantly with the contractual or other negotiations of a person, group of persons, or organization. (CS031-19) (Non-Disclosure Agreement)
CARRIED
11. ADJOURNMENT
19-GC-241 Moved by: Councillor, S. Clement Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) That Committee adjourn until the next regular meeting or any special meeting called by the Chair.
CARRIED
The meeting adjourned at 10:37 a.m.
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1. CALL TO ORDER
Committee Chair, S. Clement called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and the following were recorded as being present.
Committee Members: Councillor, S. Clement (Committee Chair) Mayor, G. Smith Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney Councillor, A. Buie Councillor, M. Quemby Councillor, D. Smith Councillor, C. Wilson
District Planning and District Committee Chair, N. Alcock (left at 9:09 p.m.) Economic District Councillor, A. Edwards (left at 9:09 p.m.) Development Committee
Regrets: Councillor, B. McMurray Councillor, A. Struthers
Staff: Chief Administrative Officer, J. Sisson Director of Corporate Services/Clerk, L. McDonald Director of Planning and Development, C. Kelley Manager of Planning Services, M. Holmes Manager of Economic Development, R. Mattice (arrived at 10:26 p.m.) Senior Planner, J. Rand (left at 10:53 p.m.) Planning Administrator, S. McCormick
District Staff: Manager of Planning, L. Marden, (left at 9:09 p.m.) Planner, K. Fior, (left at 9:09 p.m.)
2. DECLARATIONS OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
Nil.
3. PUBLIC MEETINGS
Procedural note: Upon the request of the Committee Chair, Committee agreed to adjust the usual order of business as stipulated in Section 20.2 of Procedural By-law 2015-003 to address item 3.2 Subdivision File No. S2011-5, Condominium File No. C2011-6 and Rezoning Application D14-10/19 – 6891535 Canada Inc. (Stonegate).
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3.2. Subdivision File No. S2011-5, Condominium File No. C2011-6 and Rezoning Application D14-10/19 – 6891535 Canada Inc. (Stonegate)
19-PD-084 Committee Chair, S. Clement called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and advised that the District Planning and Economic Development Committee and Town Planning and (Section A) Development Committee are holding concurrent public meetings for a plan of subdivision, condominium and a zoning by-law amendment on lands proposed for development by Subdivision File No. S2011-5, Condominium File No. C2011-6 and Rezoning Application No. D14-10/19 – 6891535 Canada Inc. (Stonegate).
The Committee Chair advised that District Councillor N. Alcock will be acting as the Chair of the District’s Planning and Economic Development Committee, and introduced District Councillor A. Edwards, District Planning and Economic Development Committee and District staff members L. Marden, Manager of Planning and K. Fior, Planner.
District Planner, K. Fior, confirmed notice was issued in accordance with the Planning Act and presented a brief overview of the proposed subdivision and condominium and Town Planner, J. Rand presented the statement of purpose and effect of the proposed rezoning amendment and advised how the proposed by-law will accomplish the purpose required.
Statement of Purpose and Effect of the Proposed Subdivision, Condominium and Zoning By-law
1. The applications are required in order to facilitate development of a fifty-three (53) lot subdivision, accessed by a condominium road, with each lot to contain one townhouse dwelling (Row Dwelling) unit.
2. The use and number of Row Dwelling units are permitted under the current Residential Type 4 (R4) zone, however the zoning amendment is needed as a result of how the applicant proposes the development to be configured. The proposed configuration requires special provisions related to lot area, lot frontage, and setbacks for some of the lots.
3. The subject property is currently zoned Residential Type 4 (R4) according to Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2016-088. The Residential Type 4 (R4) zone permits the following uses: Semi-Detached Dwellings and Duplex Dwellings in the form of Group Housing, Row Dwellings, Triplex Dwellings, Fourplex Dwellings, Apartment Dwellings, Group Housing and Home Occupation.
4. The proposal would amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2016-088 by rezoning the subject lands to”
4.1. Residential Type 4 Special – 35 (R4-35), in part as shown in red on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law;
4.2. Residential Type 4 Special – 36 (R4-36), in part as shown in yellow on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law; and
4.3. Environmental Protection One (EP1), in part as shown in green on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law.
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5. With respect to the proposed zoning provisions in the new zone, staff would note the following:
6. The Residential Type 4 Special – 35 (R4-35) zone proposes to permit all uses currently permitted in the Residential Type 4 (R4) zone with the following requested provisions:
6.1. The minimum lot area for a Row Dwelling shall be 205 square metres for Lots 6, 7, 23, to 25 and 46 to 48 as identified on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law;
6.2. The minimum lot frontage for an end unit Row Dwelling shall be 7.0 metres;
6.3. The minimum front yard setback shall be 6.0 metres for a Row Dwelling for Lots 11, 38, 41 and 42 as identified on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law;
6.4. The minimum setback from the centreline of a condominium roadway for a Row Dwelling shall be 12.0 metres;
6.5. The minimum exterior side yard setback for a Row Dwelling shall be 1.0 metres;
6.6. The minimum interior side yard setback for a Row Dwelling shall be 2.5 metres;
6.7. The minimum rear yard setback for a Row Dwelling shall be 7.5 metres for Lot 7 as identified on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law;
6.8. The minimum rear yard setback for a Row Dwelling shall be 2.5 metres for Lot 8 as identified on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law;
6.9. The minimum rear yard setback for a Row Dwelling shall be 9.0 metres for Lots 48 and 49 as identified on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law; and
6.10. For the purposes of defining lot frontage for Lots 11 and 42 as shown on Schedule “A” to the proposed by-law, these lots shall be considered to be corner lots.
7. All other provisions of the Residential Type 4 (R4) zone would continue to apply with respect to the lands located within the Residential Type 4 Special – 35 (R4-35) zone.
8. The Residential Type 4 Special – 36 (R4-36) zone proposes to limit uses in this zone to landscaping, patios and other accessory uses that would not impede access to the slope area for the purpose of maintenance. All other applicable provisions of the Residential Type 4 (R4) zone would continue to apply with respect to the lands located within the Residential Type 4 Special – 36 (R4-36) zone.
9. The purpose of the Residential Type 4 Special – 36 (R4-36) zone is to prohibit structural development in this portion of the lands as per the recommendations of the Slope Stability Report by Terraprobe Inc. The Slope Stability Report recommends that a 6.0 metre setback be applied to prohibit structural development in this area in order to allow for future access for maintenance of the slope in the future, if required.
10. The Environmental Protection One (EP1) zone would prohibit structural development within the areas identified below the top of slope on the subject lands.
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11. Site Plan Control By-law 2013-042 requires site plan approval prior to development of the property. The site plan will need to address a number of items including:
11.1. Retention of vegetation and planting of additional vegetation;
11.2. On-site parking;
11.3. Entrance location and design;
11.4. Snow storage; and
11.5. Fencing, if required.
Correspondence from Agencies
12. Departmental and agency comments are as follows:
Department/Agency Comment
12.1. Chief Building Official No concerns with the application.
12.2. Public Works Department The Public Works Department indicate that they have no comments at this time and would provide comments when the submission of the engineering drawings for site servicing and stormwater management are received.
12.3. Fire Chief No concerns with the application.
12.4. Manager of Economic No concerns with the application. Development
12.5. District of Muskoka Applications for a proposed Draft Plan of Subdivision and Common Element Condominium have also been submitted to the District of Muskoka and are being processed concurrently with the proposed zoning by- law application submitted to the Town of Bracebridge. A number of technical studies were submitted in support of the development proposal. The submitted supporting studies are in the process of being peer reviewed in order to have the methodologies and conclusions of the reports confirmed by a third party expert.
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District staff would recommend that a decision on the above noted zoning by-law amendment be deferred until the peer review process associated with the supporting technical studies have been finalized, comments received from agencies and members of the public have been reviewed and considered, and Council is satisfied that the recommendations of all technical studies and plans will be implemented through the appropriate development control techniques. 12.6. Lakeland Power No concerns with the applications.
12.7. CN Rail No concerns with the application.
12.8. Other Agencies No comments have been received from Canada Post, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Ministry of Transportation, Infrastructure Ontario, Hydro One, Veridian Connections, Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board, Trillium Lakelands District School Board, Union Gas, Bell Canada, TransCanada Pipeline Ltd. or MPAC.
Correspondence from the Public
13. Correspondence was received at the Town of Bracebridge office from the following members of the public in opposition of the development:
13.1. Chris and Kim Gibbs (80 Covered Bridge Trail);
13.2. Michael Kidd (65 Covered Bridge Trail);
13.3. John and Margaret Lancelotte (44 Covered Bridge Trail);
13.4. Catherine Grinnell (96 Covered Bridge Trail);
13.5. Colin and Pat Whiley (88 Covered Bridge Trail);
13.6. Margaret Fitzpatrick (120 Covered Bridge Trail);
13.7. Andrea Butler (36 Covered Bridge Trail); and
13.8. Shirley Gordon (56 Covered Bridge Trail).
14. Correspondence was received at the District Municipality of Muskoka office from the following members of the public in opposition of the development:
14.1. Chris and Kim Gibbs (80 Covered Bridge Trail);
14.2. Michael Kidd (65 Covered Bridge Trail);
14.3. Colin and Pat Whiley (88 Covered Bridge Trail);
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14.4. Ilmar Kents (184 Covered Bridge Trail);
14.5. Shirley Fitchett (71 Covered Bridge Trail); and
14.6. Catherine Grinnell (96 Covered Bridge Trail).
15. The above parties noted their concerns with this proposal in regards to the following themes:
15.1. Request for ability to appeal and for Notice of Decision;
15.2. Notification timeline;
15.3. Missing points from the Geotechnical Peer Review;
15.4. Snow Removal and Runoff;
15.5. Access regarding Garbage Trucks and Emergency Vehicles;
15.6. Traffic Study;
15.7. Traffic Volume on Covered Bridge and the Proposed Road;
15.8. Environmental Impact Study;
15.9. Land use consistency with neighbourhood;
15.10. Recreational and Park Space;
15.11. Reduction of land value; and
15.12. Clear Cutting;
Comments from the Owner/Agent
16. Andrew Pascuzzo of Pascuzzo Planning Inc, representing the applicants, addressed the Committee. Mr. Pascuzzo advised the following persons were also in attendance on behalf of the applicants:
Architect: Richard Mateljan – SMDA Designs Ltd.; Engineer: Clayton Capes – Capes Engineering; and Ecologist: Dave Cunningham – Hensel Design Group Inc.
17. Mr. Pascuzzo advised that the zoning by-law amendment application is to rezone from an R4 zone to an R4 special zone and Environmental Protection zone. Additionally, the application is also for a draft plan of subdivision for 53 townhomes and a draft plan of condominium application for a 12 metre wide private road. Mr. Pascuzzo’s presentation is attached as Appendix “A” hereto, dated July 17, 2019.
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18. Rick Mateljan of SMDA Designs addressed the Committee and detailed the architecture style of the buildings and the terms of the density for the development by the uniqueness of the buildings. He indicated the client wanted a contemporary softness to the development while creating a community feel. Mr. Mateljan advised of the advantages with this development while looking at the road systems, the townhouses break up into development units, the corridor through the site breaks downs the massing, respecting the setbacks and protection of the creek will create an interesting built form.
19. Mr. Mateljan advised that one of the 7 blocks was in the rendering by Mr. Pascuzzo’s presentation and as was proposed, there was extensive use of glass as part of the contemporary style.
20. Clayton Capes of Capes Engineering addressed the Committee and advised that he had been involved with this proposal since 2010 and there have been some challenges from an engineering review while looking at this from a holistic approach. He noted there was full municipal servicing on Covered Bridge Trail for this development however a challenge with regard to storm water management, Beaver Creek and the steep slopes while ensuring no storm water runoff affects the banks while mimicking the water balance on the site. He noted that this is a low impact development for this site.
21. Mr. Pascuzzo indicated from some of the concerns noted by neighbours, the buildings will not exceed the height or density requirements, a traffic study has been peer reviewed and there are two parking spaces per unit and they will be working through additional parking.
22. Dave Cunningham, Ecologist from Hensel Design addressed the Committee. He noted that 36% of the site will retain the tree habitat, as well as the forest at the top of the bank will be zoned an environment zone and a tree inventory plan will be a condition of the draft plan of subdivision. Mr. Cunningham noted there is no landscape plan at the moment.
23. Mr. Pascuzzo advised the snow will be removed from the site as there is not a lot of capacity on site for storage, the development will occur in phases with each block at a time likely over the next few years. The market for the units will be mid to higher range and not necessarily geared towards seniors due to the number of stairs.
Comments from the Public
24. Michael Kidd of 65 Covered Bridge Trail addressed the Committee and indicated that he is confused why the peer reviews have been left out and he cannot access them. He also indicated his concern with the notification timelines and the response time provided.
25. Mr. Kidd reviewed his letter in detail with Committee which is located under the Agenda for the Planning and Development Committee dated July 17, 2019.
26. Mr. Kidd further indicated that the proposed 3 storey structures with glass and awnings for cars should be facing each other not the neighbourhood back yards. He noted the patios at the top are unrealistic due to the windy conditions in the area. Mr. Kidd also stated the cost for each unit is proposed at between $600,000 and $900,000 which is very unrealistic for this subdivision as the current single family homes are geared for families and seniors.
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27. L. Marden, Manager of Planning for the District, advised that the technical studies have been peer reviewed and are available at the District and Town offices. The peer reviews go back to the applicant for further review. She also noted the Notice of Public Hearing date for response is specifically for agencies only. There is no deadline for the public to comment up to the Public Hearing.
28. Shirley Gordon of 56 Covered Bridge Trail addressed the Committee with a concern about the density for this site which was originally 15 to 22 homes to 42 homes in 2011 and now 55. Ms. Gordon noted that where the parkland is indicated is a hill, concern with the increased traffic, emergency services to the site and impacts to fish habitat.
29. Ms. Gordon has a concern with the developer and what their past successes are and are they dependable. She noted Covered Bridge Trail is not completed, that there is no egress proposed with this new development and that the Town does not need another unfinished development. She has a concern with the traffic and who will be responsible for the road into the development.
30. Chris Gibbs of 80 Covered Bridge Trail stated that all the residents live in single family dwellings that are well established and well maintained. There is a lot of wildlife. He noted that the rest of the subdivision should be finished first. He also notes he does not want a reflection of his house into this development and wants to know why this part of Beaver Creek is not protected.
31. Luigi Battista of 60 Covered Bridge Trail has a concern about the laneway going into the development and the potential of 106 cars a day as well as trucks coming in and out. He wants to know how this development can be considered with just a road that is classified as a laneway.
32. Mr. Battista noted that the by-laws are in place for a reason and the Town just did a new comprehensive zoning by-law.
33. Margaret Lancelotte of 44 Covered Bridge Trail questioned when the R4 zoning was put in place and staff advised that the multiple R4 zoning has been in place since 1989. Ms. Lancelotte noted a concern that after all of these years the number of units proposed has not even come close to what has existed in the subdivision.
34. Dave Powley of 53 Covered Bridge Trail questioned whether it is legal to have one exit to Covered Bridge and noted that there are no guarantees if the roadway is blocked. He stated that before this type of development is approved a second roadway into the subdivision should be established. Mr. Powley also noted the speed on the road needs to be dealt with.
35. Kim Schroeder of 49 Covered Bridge Trail advised that Covered Bridge Trail is a community already and this development doesn’t want seniors or families based on the design.
36. Andrew Rajtek of 112 Covered Bridge Trail indicated his concern about what happens to the walking trail, how snow is going to be cleared off the roofed patios and the lack of garages.
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Comments from the Committee
37. Committee questioned the timing of this process based on the number of reports and peer reviews. It was asked when would Committee expect a report back.
38. Staff from the District indicated there are a number of peer reviews for the geotechnical report, environmental report, peer review and traffic report. Staff advised that the applicant responds to these which could be a number of weeks so the timing is dependent on the applicant.
39. Committee noted that due to the complexity and number of reviews required, it may be some time before this matter comes back. Committee stated that the public should have sufficient time to look at these documents as they are finalized.
40. Committee questioned if staff would be compiling a report with all of the concerns and answers to those concerns when this matter comes back. Staff advised that there will be a review of all of the comments and the District will do the same.
41. Committee questioned the zoning of this property and notification requirements. Staff advised that at the 2016 Comprehensive Zoning By-law review notification was put in the paper and it was for all properties within the Town.
42. Committee questioned the rear yard setback of 2.5 metres, the surfacing of the driveway and how this will affect the storm water management and the snow removal. Committee also questioned if there are securities in place from the original subdivision to create a second road through to South Monck Drive. Staff advised a report would come back to Committee and Public Works comments would be included.
43. Committee questioned the density required and staff advised medium density is 40 units per hectare and high density is 60 units per hectare.
44. Committee questioned the number of units on the land and the question of 20 dwelling units proposed. Staff advised they are not aware of a formally approved 20 unit development and 42 semi-detached were last proposed in 2011.
45. Staff advised that the traffic study indicates one access point and there are legal concerns with one single entrance which is based on the number of units. District staff advised that this has been flagged by their Engineering Department and the second entrance may be required once the Covered Bridge Subdivision is finished.
46. Committee noted their concern that without professional experience on each of the reports it is difficult to rely on what all of the reports reflect. They noted a concern about the deterioration of the water system and the trail system.
47. Committee questioned how the snow is to be removed and whether this road is declared as a private or public road. Staff advised that these requirements will be written into the Condo Agreement as well as the Site Plan Agreement. The condo road would be a private road not maintained by the Municipality.
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48. District Committee indicated that it should be verified how many houses in the subdivision are using the road as 28 cars seems very low. They noted a traffic counter should be set to see how many cars move through the subdivision. They also noted that the condo fees will be high if the snow will have to be moved off site.
49. Town Staff advised that there is approximately 100 to 150 homes in the subdivision.
50. Committee questioned the fire response and access and this should be answered by comment from the Fire Chief at the next meeting.
51. Committee questioned why the rear yard setbacks are smaller. Staff advised this was requested by the applicant and staff would be reviewing further.
52. Committee noted a concern with lack of parkland and could the developer opt out of parkland. Staff advised that the Town takes parkland or cash in lieu of parkland as decided by the Town. Staff would review how much parkland was taken when the original subdivision was established before making a recommendation.
53. District Committee noted that the parking is 2 spaces per unit and can include parking garages as indicated. There is a concern that the proposal is showing canopies and no visitor parking. Staff advised they will review.
54. Committee questioned other opportunities for public input. Staff advised that written comments can be received until a decision is made and there is also a possibility a 2nd public meeting can be held on the authorization of the Committee.
55. District Planning and Economic Development Chair N. Alcock thanked everyone for their comments and advised that the District Planning and Development Committee and Town Planning and Development Committee will be considering all comments prior to making a decision on the proposed applications.
56. The following persons requested further notice should this Rezoning Amendment be passed by the Municipal Council and by submission of a Petition with the District of Muskoka:
• District Municipality of Muskoka, 70 Pine Street, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1N3 • Chris and Kim Gibbs, 80 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Michael Kidd, 65 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • John and Margaret Lancelotte, 44 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, • P1L 1Y1 • Catherine Grinnell, 96 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Colin and Pat Whiley, 88 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Margaret Fitzpatrick, 120 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Andrea Butler, 36 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Chris and Kim Gibbs, 80 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Michael Kidd, 65 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Colin and Pat Whiley, 88 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Ilmar Kents, 184 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Shirley Fitchett, 71 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Shirley Gordon, 56 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y2 • Luigi Battista, 60 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2
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• Dave Powley, 53 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Kim Schroeder, 49 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Andrew Rajtek, 112 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Heather Kents, 184 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Sam Corbeil, 188 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Jeremy Knight, 192 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Stephen Brooks, 196 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Laurie Marland, 200 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Steve Ashbee. 200 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Valda Hoar, 203 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Jade Lewis, 199 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Josh Boutotte, 195 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Chris James, 124 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Kelsey James, 124 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Jeff Klaid, 126 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Ryan Smith, 132 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Angela Smith, 132 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Melissa Imrie, 144 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Elaine Carney, 168 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • William Carney, 168 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • RJ Lawrence, 171 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y3 • Joe Boehm, 100 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Ralph Boyd, 91 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Dianne Boyd, 91 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Brigitte Boehm, 100 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Pat Whiley, 88 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Colin Whiley, 88 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Kim Rajtek, 112 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Chris Richardson, 116 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Peggie Fitzpatrick, 120 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Reg Fitzpatrick, 120 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Kelly Dreisinger, 195 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Mandana Tehrani, 191 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Aidan Turley, 187 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Rochelle Lawrence, 185 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Frank McIntosh, 179 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Mike McKenna, 175 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Scott Northey, 171 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Amanda Northey, 171 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Katherine Brian, 167 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, • Johnny Su, 159 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Catherine Barsanti, 151 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Jamie Stewart, 56 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Paul Follis, 52 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Teresa Follis, 52 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Donna Thomas, 48 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Don Evans, 40 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • Adrienne Milner, 32 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • John Dikeos, 15 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1
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• Ed Chassie, 11 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Griff Hookings, 39 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Amanda Sherif, 39 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Jarron Quigley, 28 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • Adara Erickson, 28 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • Bob McIntyre, 23 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • Mack McDonald, 20 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • Gregg Napper, 13 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • Jennifer McCreary, 65 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y2 • Joanne Kidd, 67 Southbank Drive, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1G2 • Adam Lennie, 35 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • Jennifer Lennie, 35 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Y1 • Barb Mortensen, 70 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Ove Mortensen, 70 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Tina Yorkston, 61 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Dave Yorkston, 61 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Barb Bolte, 57 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y2 • Tiffany Commins, 36 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Kelly Galloway, 18 Lankin Avenue, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Ruth and John McLennan, 2 Lankin Avenue, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Valerie Lee, 3 Lankin Avenue, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Kelly Grubb, 3 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Koop Mulder, 5 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Robert LeBouthillie, 10 Lankin Avenue, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Kenzie Morris, 1 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Nick Cross, 1 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Brian Tippar, 11 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Jeff Fair, 13 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Aaron Barsanti, 151 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Randy Jarvis, 143 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Huaxia Yao, 139 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Nancy Bridgman, 126 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Terry Nicholson, 163 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Andrew Luks, 127 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Madeline Risbrough, 17 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Nancy Perreault, 19 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Tim Lee, 14 Keall Crescent, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y4 • Jaqueline Evans, 6 Lankin Avenue, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Melanie Carter, 6 Lankin Avenue, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y1 • Laura Goltz, 1518 Beatrice Town Line, P1L 1X4 • Emily Hunter, 46 McMurray Street, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 2A1 • Mark Flynn, P0B 1B0 • Wendy Nicholson, 119 Muskoka Road, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1H5 • Jay Gefucia, 155 Covered Bridge Trail, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1Y3 • Cindy Guild, 1020 Butter and Egg Road, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1X4 • Heather Culley, 37-135 Quebec Street, Bracebridge, ON, P1L 1P6 • Sarah Campbell, Gravenhurst • Caroline Morshead, Bracebridge • Linnea Tasch, Bracebridge
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• Robyne Gardner, Bracebridge • Sarah McMahon, Bracebridge • Kim Peterson, Bracebridge • Paige Douglas, Bracebridge • Heather Fancot, Meadow Heights, Bracebridge
No other submissions were made with respect to this proposal. The meeting adjourned at 9:09 p.m.
3.1. D14-16/19 by Douglas and Crystal Orchard for Lot 2, Plan 3, Bracebridge Ward, Town of Bracebridge
19-PD-085 Committee Chair, S. Clement called the meeting to order at 9:09 p.m.
(Section A) The Clerk, L. McDonald, confirmed Notice was issued in accordance with the Planning Act and Senior Planner, J. Rand, presented the Statement of Purpose & Effect of the proposed zoning amendment and advised how the proposed by-law will accomplish the purpose required.
Statement of Purpose and Effect of the Proposed Zoning By-law
1. The subject lands are currently zoned Residential Type 1 (R1) according to Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2016-088.The Residential Type 1 (R1) zone permits Detached Dwelling, Home Occupation, Bed and Breakfast, Group Home ‘A’, Second Dwelling Unit and Backyard Hens.
2. The proposed zoning by-law would amend Comprehensive Zoning By-law 2016-088 by rezoning the subject lands from Residential Type 1 (R1) to Residential Type 2 Special – 10 (R2-10). The Residential Type 2 Special – 10 (R2-10) would permit all uses in the Residential Type 2 (R2) zone with a limit of one Second Dwelling Unit in a Duplex Dwelling as well as recognize the existing setback to the centerline of a road. All other provisions in the Residential Type 2 (R2) zone would apply to the lands zoned Residential Type 2 Special – 10 (R2-10).
3. Permitted uses in the Residential Type 2 (R2) zone include Detached Dwelling, Demi- Detached Dwelling, Duplex Dwelling, Home Occupation, Bed and Breakfast and Second Dwelling Unit.
4. A Duplex Dwelling is defined in the Zoning By-law as the whole of a building that is divided horizontally into two separate dwelling units each of which has an independent entrance either directly from the outside or through a common vestibule.
5. The Second Dwelling Unit is proposed to be constructed at the rear of the bottom floor.
6. The Town’s Comprehensive Zoning By-law states a Duplex Dwelling Unit requires 2 parking spaces. The Planning Act states that a municipality cannot require more than 2 parking spaces total for any dwelling unit (including a Duplex Dwelling Unit) combined with a Second Dwelling Unit. Therefore a total of 4 parking spaces would be required on the site for the two Duplex Dwelling Units and the one Second Dwelling Unit.
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7. The applicant has indicated that there is sufficient space for more than the 4 parking spaces which are required. The property is not subject to site plan control.
Correspondence from Agencies
8. Departmental and agency comments are as follows:
Department/Agency Comment
8.1. Chief Building Official No concerns with the application. A building permit will be required for the Second Dwelling Unit.
8.2. Public Works Department Any proposed modifications to the driveway entrance will require the applicant to submit an Application for Entrance Permit to the Public Works Department.
8.3. Fire Chief No concerns with the application.
8.4. Manager of Economic No concerns with the application. Development
8.5. District of Muskoka From an Engineering and Public Works perspective, the applicant should be advised that a District-owned municipal sanitary sewer line runs across a portion of the subject property. The District should be notified prior to any site alteration or construction, and locates should be acquired prior to any excavation on the subject property.
8.6. Lakeland Power No concerns with the applications.
8.7. CN Rail No concerns with the application.
8.8. Union Gas No concerns with the application.
8.9. Other Agencies No comments have been received from Canada Post, Hydro One, Veridian Connections, Bell Canada, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Ministry of Transportation, Infrastructure Ontario, Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board, Trillium Lakelands District School Board, TransCanada Pipeline Ltd. or MPAC.
Correspondence from the Public
9. Correspondence was received from Peter and Mary Lynn Elliott and Doug and Trina McLean in opposition to the development. Both parties noted their concerns with this proposal in regards to the following themes:
9.1. Classification of the structure;
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9.2. Road width and on-street parking concerns from creating increased traffic flow;
9.3. Parking space/size/volume concerns on site due to limited size of lot;
9.4. Lot size;
9.5. Snow removal and water drainage;
9.6. Public consultation; and
9.7. Overdevelopment in a Residential Area;
Comments from the Owner/Agent
10. Stefan Szczerbak of Planscape addressed the Committee as an agent for the applicants. He noted as set out in the presentation, one additional dwelling unit is proposed and the applicants have proposed more parking then the required 4 spots. He also noted that they took into consideration the character of the area.
11. Mr. Szczerbak advised that they have been fully compliant with building permits and the application conforms to the direction of the Official Plan.
Comments from the Public
12. Peter Elliott of 63 Church Street stated the special designation confuses him as the builders were building a triplex. He noted that there was no building permit noted on the property and the builders should have followed the process. Mr. Elliott noted there are rules in place for a reason. He feels that the duplex plus one more unit makes a triplex and not the definition provided in the staff report.
13. Mr. Elliott also noted that the 4 parking spaces for 3 units does not make sense. There should be at a minimum, 5 spaces. He is concerned with the parking, getting in and out of the property and the narrow street. Mr. Elliott stated that snow removal is difficult on the street and there is no on street parking.
14. Mr. Elliott stated that there is no yard and only a 6 foot strip of land for the use of 3 apartments. He is concerned because the builders knew what they were building. Mr. Elliott contacted the Building Branch and then the Planning Department about the zoning required to change the number of units in an R1 zone.
15. Catherine Lamb of 24 Church Street provided a letter from Doug and Trina MacLean of 46 Church Street and noted she feels the cart is being put before the horse. She noted there was no permits posted and this previously was a dwelling occupied by the owner with a 2nd dwelling unit. She is concerned the applicants did not follow the rules and noted no proper turnaround for snow removal. Ms. Lamb indicated an issue with parking and the fact there is no outdoor space. She feels this type of development can attract problems for the street.
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Extend Meeting Beyond 10:00 p.m.
19-PD-086 Moved by: Mayor, G. Smith Seconded by: Councillor, A. Buie
(Section A) That pursuant to Section 4.2 of Town of Bracebridge By-law 2015-003, a by-law to govern the proceedings of Council and Committees, the Council meeting of July 17, 2019 shall extend beyond the permitted time limit of 10:00 p.m.
CARRIED
Comments from the Committee
16. Committee questioned when a duplex becomes a triplex. Staff advised that a triplex is defined as 3 units side by side which is not what is proposed on the property. The proposal is 2 units which is 2 units stacked with an additional unit to the rear of the ground floor unit. Staff advised that the second dwelling unit is only permitted if all provisions are met and one exemption being requested is the centerline of the road.
17. Committee questioned how parking is allocated. Staff advised that the requirement is 2 parking spots for the duplex dwelling and 1.5 parking spaces for the second dwelling unit for 4 spaces total. The applicant has indicated they can provide 5 parking spaces.
18. Committee indicated a concern about the conflicting stories. The property should have been rezoned before it was renovated as the zoning approvals have to be in place and a building permit issued for the second dwelling unit.
19. Committee questioned the yard space and staff advised that previously there was a requirement for 250 square feet for each unit, however, the Planning Act states this can no longer be required for a second dwelling unit.
20. Committee noted that it would seem a three unit, 2-bedroom apartment for each, is a triplex, not a duplex with a second dwelling unit. Staff advised that a second dwelling unit can take a variety of different sizes and a triplex is defined as 3 units horizontally side by side and of similar size.
21. Committee questioned if the Building Branch had a problem and if inspections occurred and was everything up to Code. It was noted a building inspector had conducted inspections for renovations.
22. Staff further advised that Mr. Orchard enquired in November and March of the Town when looking to purchase a 3 unit building. Under permit for renovations there was a walk through at one point and it was noted that at one time the building was 3 dwelling units and now used as 2 dwelling units. Under renovations, the walls were opened up and the entire inside was gutted and started from scratch as the owner was proposing 3 units with fire separations. Staff advised if the applicant is approved for a duplex with a second dwelling unit a change of use permit will be required.
23. Staff advised it would be best to have a better definition in order for a clearer understanding of how a triplex and a second dwelling unit in a duplex are defined. Some clarity would make things easier and staff will review this issue as part of an upcoming Housekeeping By-law.
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24. Committee questioned how a duplex with a second dwelling unit is permitted. Staff advised the Planning Act requires the opportunity for a duplex and semi-detached to have a second dwelling unit under law.
25. Committee questioned how 2 dwelling units with 4 parking spaces does not require any further parking for a second dwelling unit. Committee questioned how cars move in and out of the property freely. Staff advised that with the 5 parking spaces provided there can be tandem parking in this development, however, 4 parking spaces can park independently and a 5th space has been slotted in alongside. Parking is required to be 3 m x 6 m in size and it is proposed to be a gravel area.
26. Committee asked how this proposal is compatible with others in the neighbourhood and who determines that. Staff advised that they look at use and built form in the area. Additionally, there are no fundamental changes outside of the building other than the parking layout.
27. Committee questioned if approved just as a duplex, what could occur. Staff advised that an R2 zoning supports a duplex to have a second dwelling unit as well and legislation supports this. The Town could be challenged if was not approved. Additionally, each duplex could have a second dwelling unit which would be 4 units in total.
28. Committee questioned if a site plan is required to show snow storage area and staff advised site plan is not required.
29. Committee questioned what the special on the zoning is and staff advised it limits the number of units as well as recognizes the reduced setback to the centerline of the road.
30. Mr. Szczerbak indicated on a plan where the snow storage is proposed on the site
31. Committee questioned what the size of the dwelling unit could be in the dwelling and staff advised that there is no maximum in a dwelling unit.
32. Committee questioned if there is a follow-up with the parking requirements. Staff advised that there is no site plan required and the parking spaces have already been created and the spaces have to be maintained.
33. Staff advised they did not see a spot where the snow is going to go and should require this before a decision is made.
34. Committee questioned why a site plan is not required. Staff advised site plan is not required for the duplex and there are no changes to the exterior of the building.
35. The following persons requested further notice should this Rezoning Amendment be passed by the Municipal Council:
• District Municipality of Muskoka, 70 Pine Street, Bracebridge, ON P1L 1N3
• Peter and Mary Lynn Elliott, 63 Church Street, Bracebridge, ON P1L 2A2
• Catherine Lamb, 24 Church Street, Bracebridge, ON P1L 2A2
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• Doug and Trina MacLean, 46 Church Street, Bracebridge, ON P1L 2A2
• George and Karen MacNaughtan, 54 Church Street, Bracebridge, ON P1L 2A2
No other submissions were made with respect to this proposal. The meeting adjourned at 10:23 p.m.
4. DELEGATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
Nil.
5. MINUTES FROM ADVISORY COMMITTEE
5.1. Accessibility Advisory Committee Minutes – July 8, 2019
19-PD-087 Moved by: Councillor, D. Smith Seconded by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney
(Section A) That the minutes from the Accessibility Advisory Committee Meeting of July 8, 2019 be received. CARRIED
6. NEW BUSINESS
6.1. Rezoning Application D14-16/19 – (Orchard, Douglas and Orchard, Crystal)
19-PD-088 Moved by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney Seconded by: Councillor, D. Smith
(Section A) That the property described as Lot 2, Plan 3, Bracebridge Ward, Town of Bracebridge be rezoned from the current zone of Residential Type 1 (R1) to Residential Type 2 Special – 10 (R2-10) as shown attached in Appendix “A” to Staff Report PD041-19. (PD041-19).
AMENDMENT #1
19-PD-089 Moved by: Councillor, D. Smith. Seconded by: Councillor, C. Wilson
(Section A) That the preceding motion be amended to defer the matter to the next regular Planning and Development Committee.
LOST
Upon the question of the adoption of the original motion as moved by Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney and seconded by Councillor, D. Smith, it was CARRIED
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6.2. Subdivision File No. S2011-5, Condominium File No. C2011-6 and Rezoning Application D14-10/19 – 6891535 Canada Inc. (Stonegate)
19-PD-090 Moved by: Councillor, D. Smith Seconded by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney
(Section A) 1. That the District Municipality of Muskoka be advised that the Town of Bracebridge recommends the deferral of the approval of Subdivision File No. S2011-5 for the property described as Block 16, Plan 35R-625, Monck South Ward, Town of Bracebridge, being Part 2, Plan 35R-17452 in order to allow for consideration of comments received at the Public Meeting and until any items identified in the peer review of the technical reports have been addressed.
2. That the District Municipality of Muskoka be advised that the Town of Bracebridge recommends the deferral of the approval of Condominium File No. C2011-6 for the property described as Block 16, Plan 35R-625, Monck South Ward, Town of Bracebridge, being Part 2, Plan 35R-17452 in order to allow for consideration of comments received at the Public Meeting and until any items identified in the peer review of the technical reports have been addressed.
3. That consideration of the Zoning By-law amendment for the property described as Block 16, Plan 35R-625, Monck South Ward, Town of Bracebridge, being Part 2, Plan 35R-17452, to rezone the lands from Residential Type 4 (R4) to Residential Type 4 Special – 35 (R4-35), in part and Residential Type 4 Special - 36 (R4-36), in part and Environmental Protection One (EP1) in part as attached in Appendix “A” to Staff Report PD042-19, be deferred in order to allow for consideration of comments received at the Public Meeting and until any items identified in the peer review of the technical reports have been addressed. (PD042-19)
CARRIED
6.3. Site Plan Application D11-22/19 – Ganesh Hospitality Inc. (Hilton/Tru)
19-PD-091 Moved by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney Seconded by: Councillor, D. Smith
(Section A) 1. That the site plan application D11-22/19 for the property described as part of Lot 6, Concession 2, Macaulay Ward, Town of Bracebridge, being Parts 1 to 8 of Plan 35R-4406, and Part 1 of Plan 35R-4429, be approved for the construction of a Hotel with 84 guest rooms subject to the conditions outlined in Appendix “A” to Staff Report PD43-19.
2. That a By-law be prepared to remove the Holding (H) Symbol from the property legally described as Lot 6, Concession 2, Macaulay Ward, Town of Bracebridge, being Parts 1 to 8 of Plan 35R-4406, and Part 1 of Plan 35R- 4429, subject to the following:
2.1. The execution of an agreement with the District of Muskoka respecting the assignment of municipal water and sewage treatment capacity; or
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2.2. Confirmation from the District of Muskoka that an agreement is no longer required. (PD043-19)
CARRIED
6.4. Application to Remove Holding Symbol – Duncan, Brian and Janice
19-PD-092 Moved by: Councillor, D. Smith Seconded by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney
(Section A) 1. That a By-law be prepared to remove the Holding (H) Symbol from the property legally described as part of Lot 26, Concession 13, Macaulay Ward of the Town of Bracebridge, being Parts 24 and 32 of BR-692, subject to the following:
1.1. The execution of a Site Plan Agreement between the Town of Bracebridge and the property owner. (PD044-19)
CARRIED
6.5. Business Improvement Area Municipal Levy Exemption Request – 23 Dominion Street
19-PD-093 Moved by: Deputy Mayor, R. Maloney Seconded by: Councillor, D. Smith
(Section A) That Staff Report PD045-19 regarding a Business Improvement Area (BIA) Municipal Levy Exemption Request for 23 Dominion Street be received for information purposes. (PD045-19)
CARRIED
6.6. Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Extension through Bracebridge
19-PD-094 Moved by: Councillor, D. Smith Seconded by: Councillor, C. Wilson
(Section A) 1. That the Waterfront Regeneration Trust (WRT) be notified that the Town of Bracebridge endorses the extension of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail through the Town based on the route map attached as Appendix “A” to Staff Report PD046-19.
2. That the Waterfront Regeneration Trust (WRT) be notified that the Town will supply and install the signage required for the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail on roads which are under the Town of Bracebridge’s jurisdiction.
3. That the District of Muskoka be notified that the Town of Bracebridge has no objections to the use of District of Muskoka Roads located within the boundaries of Bracebridge for the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail. (PD046-19)
CARRIED
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7. ONGOING BUSINESS
7.1. Health and Safety Update
Nil.
8. CORRESPONDENCE
Nil.
9. CLOSED SESSION
19-PD-095 Moved by: Councillor, D. Smith Seconded by: Councillor, C. Wilson (Section A) That Committee adjourn to a Closed meeting of Committee for the following:
1. Personal Matters About Identifiable Individuals, Including Municipal or Local Board Employees; Litigation or Potential Litigation, Including Matters Before Administrative Tribunals, Affecting The Municipality or Local Board; Advice That is Subject to Solicitor-Client Privilege, Including Communications Necessary For That Purpose; A Position, Plan, Procedure, Criteria Or Instruction to be Applied to any Negotiations Carried On or to Be Carried On By or on Behalf of the Municipality or Local Board (PD047-19) (Birch Island)
CARRIED
19-PD-096 Personal Matters About Identifiable Individuals, Including Municipal or Local Board Employees; Litigation or Potential Litigation, Including Matters Before (Section A) Administrative Tribunals, Affecting The Municipality or Local Board; Advice That is Subject to Solicitor-Client Privilege, Including Communications Necessary For That Purpose; A Position, Plan, Procedure, Criteria Or Instruction to be Applied to any Negotiations Carried On or to Be Carried On By or on Behalf of the Municipality or Local Board (PD047-19) (Birch Island)
19-PD-097 Rise from Closed
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10. RESOLUTIONS ARISING FROM CLOSED SESSION
10.1. Personal Matters About Identifiable Individuals, Including Municipal or Local Board Employees; Litigation or Potential Litigation, Including Matters Before Administrative Tribunals, Affecting The Municipality or Local Board; Advice That is Subject to Solicitor-Client Privilege, Including Communications Necessary For That Purpose; A Position, Plan, Procedure, Criteria Or Instruction to be Applied to any Negotiations Carried On or to Be Carried On By or on Behalf of the Municipality or Local Board (PD047-19) (Birch Island)
19-PD-098 Moved by: Councillor, D. Smith Seconded by: Councillor, C. Wilson
(Section A) That Confidential Staff Report PD047-19 be received for information purposes.(19-PD- 096) CARRIED
11. ADJOURN
19-PD-099 Moved by: Councillor, C. Wilson Seconded by: Councillor, D. Smith
That Committee adjourn until the next regular meeting or any special meeting called by the Chair.
CARRIED
The meeting adjourned at 11:12 p.m.
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APPENDIX “A”
Presentation from Andrew Pascuzzo of Pascuzzo Planning Inc,
109 19/07/2019
STONEGATE Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application ‐ Rezone from R4 to R4‐X and EP1
Draft Plan of Subdivision Application ‐ 53 freehold townhouses
Draft Plan of Condominium Application ‐ 12 meter wide Private Condominium Road (7 m paved)
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LOCATION AND SITE CHARACTERISTICS • 76 Covered Bridge Trail • 21 m of frontage • 2.5 ha in area • Peninsula • Vacant • Approximately 50% occupied by existing tree cover • Walking trails
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Development Team • 6891535 Ontario Inc. –Owner • SMDA Design ‐ Architecture • Hensel Design Group Inc. ‐Environmental • Capes Engineering – Functional Servicing and Stormwater Management Report • Terraprobe – Slope Stability Study • Central Earth Engineering ‐ Geotechnical • AECOM – Meanderbelt Study • JD Northcote Engineering –Traffic Impact • Robert Thaler, O.L.S. –Surveyor • Archaeological Assessments Ltd. –Stage 1 & 2 • Pascuzzo Planning Inc. – Planning Justification
History of Applications • Originally submitted in 2011 (original applications still active) • Previous proposal ‐ 42 semi detached units • Lengthy peer review process, revised design • # of market/economic factors (project put on hold) • Large staff meeting in January of 2018 to discuss resubmission (modify from semis to towns) • Revised submission made in December 2018 • Ongoing peer reviews through first half of 2019 (TIS, EIS, Geotechnical) • Informal Open House May 18, 2019
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SITE SERVICING • Municipal water and sewer are immediately available to the site via the existing trail corridor • Stormwater Management will be achieved through Low Impact Development (LID) permeable surface driveways, roof downspout disconnection, and subsurface infiltration tanks in the Right of Way • LID will provide control to pre‐development levels for all storm events as required by the District of Muskoka • Stormwater quality control provided through inlet structure filters (CB Shield) and deepened sumps on storm structures as well as infiltration • utilities will be installed in an underground common trench
TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE – OFFICIAL PLAN
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OFFICIAL PLAN POLICY C3.2 PERMITTED USES C3.2.1 In areas designated Residential, a broad range of residential dwelling types at varying densities are permitted ranging from single unit structures to multiple unit structures
C2.2 INTENSIFICATION OF THE BUILT‐UP AREA C2.2.1 Residential intensification and infilling may be permitted within existing residential neighbourhoods on full municipal water and sewer services as a means of increasing the amount of available housing stock
OPA#7 –A maximum density range of 30‐42 units per ha….row dwellings shall have a maximum density of 42 units per ha
Calculating Density • Total Area = 2.5 ha (blue) • Right of Way = 0.33 ha (red) • Below stable slope line = 0.91 ha • Development Setback = 1.26 ha (green area)
53 units on 1.26 ha = 42 units/density
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TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE – ZONING BYLAW 2016‐088
R4 ZONE ‐ PERMITTED USES
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Relief from Provisions • Minimum Lot Area – 230 m2 down to 205 m2 for 6 lots • Minimum Lot Frontage –row dwelling end units 12 m down to 7 m • Minimum Front Yard –7.5 m down to 6 m • Minimum Exterior Side Yard –7.5 m down to 1 m • Minimum Interior Side Yard –4.5 m down to 2.5 m • Minimum Rear Yard –Lot 7‐ 7.5 m, Lot 8 –2.5 m, Lot 48 –9 m, Lot 49 –9 m • Minimum Setback from Centerline of Road – 17.5 m down to 12 m (note it’s a Condominium Road)
Concerns Raised
Height Density Increased Traffic Housing type (consider singles) Visitor Parking Removal of Trees/Loss of Habitat Drainage Stability of Slope Loss of Open Space/Trails Architecture Snow Removal Visual Impact Length of construction time Phasing Target Market Affordable Housing
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BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CLOSING THAT PART OF THE OSRA IN FRONT OF LOT 27, CONCESSION 13, FORMER TOWNSHIP OF MACAULAY, NOW IN THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE, IN THE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF MUSKOKA, DESIGNATED AS PART 1 PLAN 35R-25958.
WHEREAS it is expedient to close that part of the original shore road allowance in the Town of Bracebridge described below, and to sell the soil and freehold of it, pursuant to Sections 9 and 35 of the Municipal Act, 2001;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 34(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001, the consent of the Governor General in Council to this by-law is not required as no lands under the jurisdiction of the Government of Canada are affected by this by-law;
AND WHEREAS the notice requirements set out in the relevant municipal by-laws have been complied with;
AND WHEREAS the sale procedures set out in the relevant municipal by-laws have been complied with;
AND WHEREAS by motion 19-GC-091 the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to pass such a by-law;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. THAT part of the Original Shore Road Allowance in front of Lot 27, Concession 13 former Township of Macaulay, now in the Town of Bracebridge, in the District Municipality of Muskoka, designated as Part 1 Plan 35R-25958 is hereby closed, and the common law rights of passage and access thereto are hereby terminated.
2. THAT the soil and freehold of that part of the said original shore road allowance designated as Part 1 Plan 35R-25958, so closed, shall be sold to the owner of the abutting lands described as PIN 48120-0019;
3. THAT the price at which designated as Part 1 Plan 35R-25958 is to be sold, shall be in accordance with the requirements of the Municipality in effect at the time of the registration of the Transfer.
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4. THAT the Mayor and the Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to sign such conveyances as may be necessary or expedient for carrying out the provisions of this by-law and to affix to such conveyances, the corporate seal of the Municipality.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24th DAY OF JULY, 2019.
______Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk Tina Arbuckle
119 BILL NO. 61
BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO ACCEPT THE LOWER-TIER MUNICIPAL SERVICES WITHIN THE LOON CALL SUBDIVISION (Phase 1, 2, 3, AND 4) REGISTERED AS PLANS 35M-729, 35M-733, AND 35M-735 AND TO ASSUME LITTLE RYANS WAY WITHIN THIS PLAN OF SUBDIVISION FOR PUBLIC USE
WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, (hereinafter referred to as the “Municipal Act”) provides that the powers of a municipality under the Municipal Act or any other Act shall be interpreted broadly so as to confer broad authority on the municipality to enable the municipality to govern its affairs as it considers appropriate and to enhance the municipality's ability to respond to municipal issues;
AND WHEREAS, Section 9 of the Municipal Act provides that a municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under the Municipal Act or any other Act;
AND WHEREAS, Section 11 of the Municipal Act provides that a lower-tier municipality may pass by-laws respecting matters within the spheres of jurisdiction set out therein including, inter alia, highways;
AND WHEREAS, a Subdivision Agreement was entered into for the development of the land described within Registered Plans 35M-729, 35M-733, and 35M-735, Town of Bracebridge, District Municipality of Muskoka;
AND WHEREAS by motion 18-GC-231 the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to assume the streets within Plans 35M-729, 35M-733, and 35M-735, Town of Bracebridge, District Municipality of Muskoka;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the Corporation of The Town of Bracebridge assume the street described as Little Ryans Way, for public use;
2. That the lower-tier municipal services within Plans 35M-729, 35M-733, and 35M-735, be accepted;
3. That this by-law shall come into force and effect immediately upon passing by Council.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24TH DAY OF JULY 2019.
Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk Tina Arbuckle
120 BILL NO. 62
BY-LAW 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO AMEND BY-LAW 82-34, A MUNICIPAL SERVICING STANDARDS BY-LAW
WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, (hereinafter referred to as the “Municipal Act”) provides that the powers of a municipality under the Municipal Act or any other Act shall be interpreted broadly so as to confer broad authority on the municipality to enable the municipality to govern its affairs as it considers appropriate and to enhance the municipality's ability to respond to municipal issues;
AND WHEREAS, Section 9 of the Municipal Act provides that a municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under the Municipal Act or any other Act;
AND WHEREAS, Section 11 of the Municipal Act provides that a lower-tier municipality may pass by-laws respecting matters within the spheres of jurisdiction set out therein including, inter alia, highways;
AND WHEREAS, Section 44(1) of the Municipal Act provides that the municipality that has jurisdiction over a highway or bridge shall keep it in a state of repair that is reasonable in the circumstances, including the character and location of the highway or bridge;
AND WHEREAS Ontario Regulation 239/02 sets out minimum maintenance standards for municipal highways;
AND WHEREAS, Section 55 of the Municipal Act, 2001, imposes responsibility for sidewalks to lower tier municipalities where the roadway is located;
AND WHEREAS by motion 18-GC-231, the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to pass such a by-law;
NOW THEREFORE THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That Schedule “A” setting out various classes of highways for minimum maintenance within the municipality be amended and attached to and form part of this by-law.
2. That Schedule “B” as attached hereto forms part of this by-law.
3. That Schedule “C” setting out the winter maintenance schedule for sidewalks within the municipality be attached to and forms part of this by-law.
4. That By-law 2018-003 is hereby repealed in its entirety.
5. That this By-law shall come into force and effect immediately upon passage.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24TH DAY OF JULY 2019.
______Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk, Tina Arbuckle
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SCHEDULE “A”
Year-Round Roads
SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Length 1 2 3 4 5 R S U Earth Gravel Low class Intermediate High class Rural Semi Urban Pavement Pavement Pavement urban Bracebridge 24.7 0.00 0.00 0.10 3.10 21.45 1.70 10.49 12.36 Muskoka 9.0 0.00 0.85 4.85 0.00 3.30 8.150 0.85 0.00 Monck 36.425 0.00 4.35 11.05 0.00 21.03 14.50 14.53 7.40 Macaulay 68.72 0.00 14.80 25.15 1.60 27.07 49.65 15.39 3.68 Draper 68.16 0.00 24.05 39.06 0.40 4.65 62.85 5.06 0.25 Oakley 39.75 0.00 20.70 17.75 0.00 1.30 39.75 0.00 0.00
246.535 0 64.75 97.96 5.1 78.58 176.6 46.32 23.47
Surface 246.54 Designation 246.54
LEGEND
Measurements Kilometres
Section Road Section Number from Roads Needs Study (identifies Ward, a unique number for each road section, surface type, and maintenance status for each road section).
Surface Type
Low Class Pavement A pavement that is made from Low Class Bituminous materials
Intermediate Pavement A pavement that is made from Intermediate Class Bituminous materials
High Class Pavement A pavement that is made from High Class Bituminous materials
LCB Low Class Bituminous (surface treatment, flexible pavement)
ICB Intermediate Class Bituminous (cold mix asphalt either in a plant or mixed with a grader on a road surface)
HCB High Class Bituminous (hot mixed asphalt, mixed in an asphalt manufacturing plant)
Road Standard
R Rural
S Semi-Urban (or Suburban)
U Urban
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BRACEBRIDGE0B WARD
SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length FROM TO Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 104251 Alexandra 0.2 Entrance Dr Cedar Ln 0.2 0.2 105651 Alice 0.2 Front York 0.2 0.2 105751 Alice 0.15 York Woodward 0.15 0.15 105851 Alice 0.05 Woodward End (east) 0.05 0.05 112151 Anglo 0.05 Ecclestone Shoreline 0.05 0.05 113521 Anglo 0.23 Shoreline Shaw 0.23 0.23 101251 Ann 0.1 Manitoba James 0.1 0.1 101351 Ann 0.1 James Hiram 0.1 0.1 101451 Ann 0.3 Hiram Aubrey 0.3 0.3 101651 Ann 0.4 Aubrey River Rd 0.4 0.4 112851 Armstrong 0.5 Wellington Wellington 0.5 0.5 102651 Aubrey 0.3 Liddard Woodland 0.3 0.3 102751 Aubrey 0.1 Woodland Ann 0.1 0.1 106151 Bird Ln 0.15 Taylor Rd Richard 0.2 0.15 106251 Bird Ln 0.3 Richard end (southeast) 0.3 0.3 104151 Bowman 0.2 Entrance Dr end (southeast) 0.2 0.2 107451 Buller 0.1 John McMurray 0.1 0.1 106851 Cedar Ln 0.3 Monica Ln Park Rd 0.3 0.3 106951 Cedar Ln 0.3 Park Rd Muskoka Rd 0.3 0.3 109951 Church 0.05 Quebec Ontario 0.1 0.05 110051 Church 0.2 Ontario .2km South 0.2 0.2 112251 Dawsonwood Dr 0.6 Ecclestone End (southwest) 0.6 0.60 110551 Dill 0.25 bottom of hill Victoria 0.25 0.25 110651 Dill 0.2 Victoria Holditch 0.2 0.2 110751 Dill 0.1 Holditch Wellington 0.1 0.1 110151 Dill Crt 0.05 Dill St End (north) 0.05 0.05 108651 Dominion 0.1 Manitoba Quebec 0.1 0.1 108751 Dominion 0.1 Quebec Ontario 0.1 0.1 104051 Edward 0.3 Muskoka Rd end (northeast) 0.3 0.3 104351 Front 0.1 Taylor Rd Alice 0.1 0.1 104451 Front 0.4 Alice Woodward 0.4 0.4 105541 Gow 0.1 Woodward End (east) 0.1 0.1
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length FROM TO Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 108551 Hamilton 0.1 McMurray End (west) 0.1 0.1 103241 Hillcrest Ave 0.2 Spruce Woodland 0.2 0.2 102151 Hiram 0.2 Liddard MacDonald 0.2 0.2 102251 Hiram 0.3 MacDonald Ann 0.3 0.3 Chub Downey 102351 Hiram 0.1 Ann 0.1 0.1 Lane 102451 Hiram 0.4 Chub Downey Lane .2km N of Taylor 0.4 0.4 113351 Hiram 0.2 .2km N of Taylor Taylor Rd 0.2 0.2 110851 Holditch 0.4 Dill St Smith 0.4 0.4 110951 Holditch 0.2 Smith End (southwest) 0.2 0.2 101851 Ida 0.1 Manitoba James 0.1 0.1 100451 James 0.2 Manitoba MacDonald 0.2 0.2 100551 James 0.3 MacDonald Ann 0.3 0.3 Chub Downey 100651 James 0.1 Ann 0.1 0.1 Lane 100751 James 0.1 Chub Downey Lane Ida 0.1 0.1 100851 James 0.2 Ida Mary 0.2 0.2 Chub Downey 101751 0.1 James Hiram 0.1 0.1 Lane 107351 John 0.2 Willis Buller 0.2 0.2 105441 Joseph 0.1 Woodward End (east) 0.1 0.1 107951 Kimberley 0.05 Manitoba Nelson 0.05 0.05 108051 Kimberley 0.1 Nelson Rene Caisse Ln 0.1 0.1 108151 Kimberley 0.2 Rene Caisse Ln Quebec 0.2 0.2 108251 Kimberley 0.1 Quebec Ontario 0.1 0.1 108351 Kimberley 0.15 Ontario End (south) 0.15 0.15 103951 King St 0.15 Muskoka Rd End (east) 0.15 0.15 100151 Liddard 0.2 Manitoba Golf Course Rd 0.2 0.2 100251 Liddard 0.4 Golf Course Rd Aubrey 0.4 0.4 100351 Liddard 0.1 Aubrey Oakwood Hts 0.1 0.1 113251 Liddard 0.2 Oakwood Hts S Muskoka Dr 0.2 0.2 100951 MacDonald 0.1 Manitoba James 0.1 0.1 101051 MacDonald 0.1 James Hiram 0.1 0.1 101151 MacDonald 0.1 Hiram End (east) 0.1 0.1
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length FROM TO Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 108851 Mahaffy Crt 0.1 Ontario End (south) 0.1 0.1 105041 Maple 0.1 Woodward Sadler 0.1 0.1 101551 Mary 0.1 James end (east) 0.1 0.1 102051 Mary 0.1 Manitoba James 0.1 0.1 107551 McMurray 0.2 Manitoba Buller 0.2 0.2 107651 McMurray 0.15 Buller Hamilton 0.15 0.15 107751 McMurray 0.2 Hamilton Quebec 0.2 0.2 111851 Milton 0.2 Young .2km east 0.2 0.2 111951 Milton 0.45 .2km east of Young end 0.45 0.45 107241 Morrison 0.2 Monck Rd Willis 0.2 0.2 103651 Muskoka Rd 0.2 Queen King 0.2 0.2 103751 Muskoka Rd 0.3 Queen Woodchester 0.3 0.3 103851 Muskoka Rd 0.1 Woodchester Cedar Ln 0.1 0.1 107851 Nelson 0.1 Kimberley McMurray 0.1 0.1 113151 Oakwood Hts 0.2 Liddard End (north) 0.2 0.2 109251 Ontario 0.02 Ecclestone/Manitoba Wharf Rd 0.02 0.02 109351 Ontario 0.15 Wharf Rd Dominion 0.15 0.15 109451 Ontario 0.15 Dominion Kimberley 0.15 0.15 109551 Ontario 0.1 Kimberley Church 0.1 0.1 113451 Palmer Crt 0.2 Sadler Sadler 0.2 0.2 106751 Park Rd 0.1 Woodchester Cedar Ln 0.1 0.1 108951 Quebec 0.15 Dominion Kimberley 0.15 0.15 109051 Quebec 0.1 Kimberley McMurray 0.1 0.1 109651 Quebec 0.3 Victoria Wellington 0.3 0.3 109751 Quebec 0.05 McMurray Church 0.05 0.05 109851 Quebec 0.1 Church Victoria 0.1 0.1 103551 Queen St 0.1 Entrance Muskoka Rd 0.1 0.1 111151 Queen St 0.1 Entrance Dr Shier 0.1 0.1 108451 Rene Caisse Ln 0.1 Manitoba Kimberley 0.1 0.1 106351 Richard 0.15 Bird Ln Woodchester 0.15 0.15 106451 Richard 0.3 Woodchester Vel Dor Cres 0.3 0.3 103351 River Rd 0.5 Ann Taylor 0.5 0.5
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length FROM TO Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 101951 Robert 0.2 James End (Southeast) 0.2 0.2 Robert J Boyer 113731 0.1 Dominion Ontario 0.1 0.1 Lane 105151 Sadler 0.1 Sander Palmer 0.1 0.1 105251 Sadler 0.2 Palmer Palmer 0.2 0.2 105351 Sadler 0.1 Palmer Maple 0.1 0.1 112051 Shaw 0.04 Anglo end (north) 0.04 0.04 112451 Shaw 0.06 Ecclestone Anglo 0.06 0.06 111251 Shier 0.15 Queen Shier 0.15 0.15 111351 Shier 0.1 Shier End (Northeast) 0.1 0.10 111451 Shier 0.3 Shier Young 0.3 0.30 111051 Smith 0.1 Holditch Wellington 0.1 0.1 112351 Southbank Dr 0.4 Ecclestone End (east) 0.4 0.4 102541 Spruce Ln 0.2 Woodland Hillcrest 0.20 0.2 103141 Spruce Ln 0.2 Hillcrest end (north) 0.2 0.2 113051 Toronto St 0.2 Vel Dor Cres Taylor Rd 0.2 0.2 112751 Valley Dr 0.15 Wellington Crt End (south) 0.15 0.15 112951 Vel Dor Cres 0.1 Richard St Toronto St 0.1 0.1 110251 Victoria 0.3 Quebec Dill St 0.3 0.3 112551 Wellington Crt 0.1 Valley Dr End (north) 0.1 0.1 112651 Wellington Crt 0.05 Valley Dr Wellington St 0.05 0.05 110351 Wharf Rd 0.6 Ontario bottom of hill 0.6 0.6 107051 Willis 0.1 Manitoba Morrison 0.1 0.1 103441 Wilson Falls Rd 1.1 Ann 1.1km N of Ann 1.1 1.1 106051 Woodchester 0.2 Taylor Rd .1km s of Richard 0.2 0.2 106551 Woodchester 0.4 Richard Park Rd 0.4 0.4 106651 Woodchester 0.4 Park Rd Muskoka Rd 0.4 0.4 102841 Woodland Dr 0.1 Aubrey Spruce 0.1 0.1 102941 Woodland Dr 0.2 Spruce Hillcrest 0.2 0.2 103041 Woodland Dr 0.1 Hillcrest end (north) 0.1 0.1 104541 Woodward 0.15 Maple Front 0.15 0.15 104641 Woodward 0.05 Front Joseph 0.05 0.05
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length FROM TO Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 104741 Woodward 0.1 Joseph Gow 0.1 0.1 104841 Woodward 0.1 Gow Alice 0.1 0.1 104941 Woodward 0.1 Alice Taylor 0.1 0.1 105951 York 0.1 Alice Taylor 0.1 0.1 111651 Young 0.25 Ecclestone Milton 0.25 0.25 111751 Young 0.05 Milton end (south) 0.05 0.05
24.7 0 0.00 0.15 0.10 3.10 21.35 1.70 10.64 12.36
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MUSKOKA1B WARD
SURFACE2B TYPE DESIGNATION
Section Name Length From To12B Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 201031 Beaumont 0.8 Beaumont Dr .8km northwest 0.8 0.8 Farm Rd 200851 Coulter Ln 0.2 Winhara Rd end 0.2 0.2 201951 E P Lee Dr 0.45 Robert Dollar Dr Lagoon Ln 0.45 0.45 200921 Henry Rd 0.25 Beaumont Dr .25km south 0.25 0.25 200451 Herbert Crt 0.4 .8km NW Beaumont end (northwest) 0.4 0.4 Dr 201151 Kirby’s Beach 0.2 Beaumont Dr .2km south 0.2 0.2 Rd 202651 Lagoon Ln 0.2 Ecclestone Dr .2km east 0.2 0.2 202721 Lagoon Ln 0.1 .2km E Ecclestone end (lagoons) 0.1 0.1 202051 Robert Dollar 0.3 Ecclestone Dr E P Lee Dr 0.3 0.3 Dr 200151 S Muskoka 0.6 Hwy 118 Morrow Dr 0.6 0.6 Falls Rd 201351 Stephens Bay 0.25 Beaumont Dr .25km south 0.25 0.25 201431 Stephens Bay 0.75 Strawberry Bay Rd Stagecoach Rd 0.75 0.75 201631 Stephens Bay 2.4 Stagecoach Rd 2.4km west 2.4 2.4 Rd 202831 Stephens Bay 0.9 .25km S Beaumont Strawberry Bay Rd 0.9 0.9 Rd Dr 202521 Strawberry 0.1 Stephens Bay Rd .1km west 0.1 0.1 Bay 200251 Stuart Ln 0.1 Beaumont Dr end (north) 0.1 0.1 201221 Trillium Dr 0.4 Beaumont Dr end 0.4 0.4 200651 Winhara Rd 0.2 Ecclestone Dr Coulter Ln 0.2 0.2 200751 Winhara Rd 0.4 Coulter Ln .4km south 0.4 0.4
0 0.85 4.85 0 3.3 8.15 0.85 0 9.0
Surface 9
Designation 9
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MONCK3B WARD SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION
Section13B Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 307251 Andrea Dr 0.5 Spencer end west 0.5 0.50 304151 Balls Dr 0.55 Monck Rd Pinecone 0.55 0.55 304251 Balls Dr 0.2 Pinecone Tamarack 0.2 0.20 304351 Balls Dr 0.15 Tamarack West Mall Rd 0.15 0.15 304451 Balls Dr 0.1 West Mall Rd .1km west 0.1 0.10 304551 Balls Dr 0.2 Covered Bridge MR118 West 0.2 0.20 Tr 308031 Beatrice 1.9 Manitoba St 1.9km west 1.9 1.90 Town Ln 309931 Bowyers Bch 0.6 Golden Bch Rd Golden Bch Rd 0.6 0.60 Rd 309721 Boyd’s Bay 0.5 Cedar Bch Rd .5km west 0.5 0.50 Rd 301251 Brian Rd 0.45 Kevin Rockwell 0.45 0.45 301351 Brian Rd 0.15 Rockwell Meadow Hts 0.15 0.15 307851 Brobst Forest 0.2 Brofoco end west 0.2 0.20 307951 Brobst Lane 0.1 Santa Village Brofoco 0.1 0.10 Rd 307551 Brofoco 0.2 Santa Village Brobst Forest 0.2 0.20 Rd 307651 Brofoco 0.5 Brobst Forest Brobst Ln 0.5 0.50 307751 Brofoco 0.1 Brobst Ln end west 0.1 0.10 302951 Catherine 0.6 Glendale McCrank 0.6 0.60 Cres 309431 Cedar Beach 0.2 MR118 W .2km south 0.2 0.20 309531 Cedar Beach 0.7 .2km S Oakland Dr 0.7 0.70 309631 Cedar Beach 0.3 Oakland Dr Golden Bch Rd 0.3 0.30 305151 Coates Ave 0.2 Lankin Keall Cres 0.2 0.20 304651 Covered 0.25 Balls Dr Lankin 0.25 0.25 Bridge 304751 Covered 1.0 Lankin End 1.0 1.0 Bridge 308821 Crawford Rd 0.5 S Monck Dr .5km east 0.5 0.50 301451 Daleman Dr 0.25 Kevin Glendale 0.25 0.25 301551 Daleman Dr 0.25 Glendale Rockwell 0.25 0.25 302851 Daniel Dr 0.3 McCrank McCrank 0.3 0.30 302351 Davis Crt 0.2 Meadow Hts End north 0.2 0.20 310651 Dill 0.2 Ewing Inveraray 0.20 0.20
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MONCK3B WARD SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION
Section13B Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 310751 Dill 0.15 Inveraray Andrea 0.15 0.15 306951 Dill St 0.1 Wellington Spencer 0.1 0.10 307051 Dill St 0.1 Spencer Ewing 0.1 0.10 307151 Ewing 0.4 Dill Santa Village Rd 0.4 0.40 307351 Ewing St 0.25 Dill Dill 0.25 0.25 310331 Fairlight Glen 0.2 Leslie Dr end west 0.2 0.20 310431 Fairlight Glen 0.3 Leslie Dr end east 0.3 0.30 310031 George Rd 0.8 Golden Bch Rd end west 0.8 0.80 308521 Gibbs Rd 0.7 Manitoba St Lilac Ln 0.7 0.70 308651 Gibbs Rd 0.1 Lilac Ln Manitoba St 0.1 0.10 301651 Glendale Rd 0.125 Daleman Dr Kevin 0.125 0.125
301751 Glendale Rd 0.4 Kevin .4 km south 0.4 0.40 301851 Glendale Rd 0.3 .4km S of Kevin Catharine 0.3 0.30 301951 Glendale Rd 0.45 Catherine Westvale 0.45 0.45 310851 Inveraray 0.25 Dill end 0.25 0.25 305251 Keall Cres 0.3 Lankin Coates Ave 0.3 0.30 300851 Kevin Cres 0.2 Meadow Hts Brian Rd 0.2 0.20 300951 Kevin Cres 0.1 Daleman Dr Brian Rd 0.1 0.10
301051 Kevin Cres 0.1 Daleman Dr Patricia Pkwy 0.1 0.10 301151 Kevin Cres 0.3 Patricia Pkwy Glendale 0.3 0.30 305951 Kildeer Cres 0.3 Tamarack Tamarack 0.3 0.30 304851 Lankin Ave 0.15 Covered Bridge Keall Cres 0.15 0.15 Tr 304951 Lankin Ave 0.2 Keall Cres Coates Ave 0.2 0.20 305051 Lankin Ave 0.25 Coates end west 0.25 0.25 310231 Leslie Dr 0.25 Santa Village Fairlight Glen 0.25 0.25 Rd 308751 Lilac Lane 0.15 Gibbs Rd end west 0.15 0.15 306351 Maypark Dr 0.3 Spencer end west 0.3 0.30 302451 McCrank Dr 0.5 Manitoba St Daniel Dr 0.5 0.50 302651 McCrank Dr 0.3 Catherine Daniel Dr 0.3 0.30 302751 McCrank Dr 0.2 Catherine Manitoba St 0.2 0.20 300151 Meadow Hts 0.1 Manitoba St Woodglen 0.1 0.10
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Section13B Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U Dr 300251 Meadow Hts 0.1 Woodglen Davis Crt 0.1 0.10 Dr 300351 Meadow Hts 0.1 Davis Crt Woodglen 0.1 0.10 Dr 300451 Meadow Hts 0.2 Woodglen Kevin 0.2 0.20 Dr 300551 Meadow Hts 0.6 Kevin .6km west 0.6 0.60 Dr 300651 Meadow Hts 0.7 .6km W of Brian Rd 0.7 0.70 Dr Kevin 300751 Meadow Hts 0.15 Brian Rd Meadow Hts 0.15 0.15 Dr 310551 Moreland Crt 0.15 Meadow Hts Dr End South 0.15 0.15 310121 Nichols 0.3 Santa Village end north 0.3 0.30 Country Ln Rd 308331 Nichols Rd 1.6 Manitoba St 1.6km west 1.6 1.60 310921 Nichols Rd 0.25 1.6km w of 1.85KM west 0.25 0.25 MR#4 306251 North St 0.1 Wellington Spencer 0.1 0.10 309851 Oakland Dr 0.5 Cedar Bch Rd end east 0.5 0.50 308231 Old 1.6 Falkenburg Rd Manitoba St 1.6 1.60 Falkenburg 308921 Partridge Ln 1.6 S Monck Dr Ziska Rd 1.6 1.60 302551 Patricia Pkwy 0.3 McCrank Kevin 0.3 0.30 309321 Pearcey Rd 0.5 MR118 W .5km east 0.5 0.50 306051 Pinecone Dr 0.3 Balls Dr Tamarack 0.3 0.30
302051 Rockwell Ave 0.15 Daleman Dr Brian Rd 0.15 0.15 302151 Rockwell Ave 0.2 Daleman Dr end south 0.2 0.20 309031 S Monck Dr 2.1 MR118 W Crawford Rd 2.1 2.10 311051 Salmon Ave 0.2 Wellington St end west 0.2 0.20 303851 Southview Cr 0.25 Westvale End 0.25 0.25 307451 Spadina 0.1 Santa Village end north 0.1 0.10 Rd 306151 Spencer 0.1 North St .05km N of Maypark 0.1 0.10 306551 Spencer 0.075 North St Andrea 0.075 0.075 306651 Spencer 0.3 Andrea Dill St 0.3 0.30 306751 Spencer 0.4 Dill St Santa Village Rd 0.4 0.40 306851 Spencer 0.175 Santa Village end south 0.175 0.175 Rd
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Section13B Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 303951 Sugarbush 0.1 Westvale End 0.1 0.10 Ln 305651 Tamarack Tr 0.1 Glendale Killdeer 0.1 0.10 305751 Tamarack Tr 0.15 Killdeer Killdeer 0.15 0.15 305851 Tamarack Tr 0.2 Killdeer Balls Dr 0.2 0.20 303051 Wellington St 0.1 Manitoba St Westvale 0.1 0.10 N 303151 Wellington St 0.2 Westvale Westvale 0.2 0.20 N 303351 Wellington St 0.5 Westvale Balls Dr 0.5 0.50 N 305551 West Mall Rd 0.2 Balls Dr MR118 W 0.2 0.20 303251 Westvale Dr 0.1 .1km west of Sugarbush 0.1 0.10 Sugarbush 303451 Westvale Dr 0.2 Wellington N Glendale 0.2 0.20 303551 Westvale Dr 0.5 Glendale .1km west of 0.5 0.50 Sugarbush 303651 Westvale Dr 0.2 Sugarbush Southview 0.2 0.20 303751 Westvale Dr 0.1 Southview Wellington N 0.1 0.10 302251 Woodglen 0.5 Meadow Hts Meadow Hts 0.5 0.50 Cres 309231 Ziska Rd 0.5 MR118 W Partridge Ln 0.5 0.50
36.425 0.000 4.350 11.050 0.000 21.025 14.500 14.525 7.400
Surface 36.425 Designation 36.425
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 412251 Barron Drive 0.30 Taylor Crt end north 0.30 0.30 400631 Beacon Ln 0.1 MacNaughtan end West 0.1 0.10 407231 Bonnell Rd 1.4 High Falls Rd Evergreen Crt 1.4 1.40 417531 Bonnell Rd 0.8 Evergreen Crt Douglas Dr 0.8 0.80 406531 Bonnie Lk Camp 1.2 Bonnie Lk Rd end east 1.2 1.20 410921 Bray's Rd 0.2 Peace Valley Rd .2km west 0.2 0.20 407721 Brodie Cres 0.3 Cedar Ln .3 km north 0.3 0.30 407951 Carlee Rd 0.2 MR #117 .2km Northwest 0.2 0.20 408451 Cedar Lane 0.4 Brodie Cres E Brodie Cres W 0.4 0.40 408551 Cedar Lane 0.5 Brodie Cres W .5km west 0.5 0.50 408651 Cedar Lane 1.6 .5km west Brodie Kirk Line 1.6 1.60 Cres 408751 Cedar Lane 1.4 Kirk Line Fairlawn 1.4 1.40 408951 Cedar Lane 0.1 Fairlawn Fuller Cres N 0.1 0.10 416151 Cedar Lane 0.9 Fuller Cres N Taylor Rd 0.9 0.90 400451 Cedar Ln 0.5 .2km south Pine Monica Ln 0.5 0.50 404151 Cedar Ln 0.5 Pine St Taylor Rd 0.5 0.50 404251 Cedar Ln 0.2 Pine St .2km south 0.2 0.20 422051 Clearbrook Trail 0.3 Manitoba St. Rosemead Close 0.3 0.30 422551 Clearbrook Trail 0.11 Rosemead Close Wingsong Cres. 0.11 0.11 422651 Clearbrook Trail 0.17 Windsong Cres. Pheasant Run 0.17 0.17 422751 Clearbrook Trail 0.31 Pheasant Run Clearstream Crt. 0.31 0.31 422951 Clearbrook Trail 0.28 Clearstream Crt. Douglas Drive 0.28 0.28 425751 Clearstream Crt 0.12 Clearbrook Trail end West 0.12 0.12 404921 Conc 12&13 0.2 Lone Pine Dr .2km west 0.2 0.20 420351 Cormack Cres 0.1 Hamblin end south 0.1 0.10 400851 Curling Rd 0.9 Golf Course R end North 0.9 0.90 402251 Dawson Cres 0.2 Rodgers Wilshier 0.2 0.20 402351 Dawson Cres 0.2 Rodgers Kaye Rd 0.2 0.20 408221 Dell's Lane 0.2 Settlers Ln end east 0.2 0.20 407631 Denniss Dr 1.0 Cedar Ln end north 1.0 1.00 430051 Depot Drive 0.52 Taylor Road Southerly 515 metres 0.52 0.52
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 420951 Donald St 0.6 McNabb McNabb 0.6 0.60 421151 Donald St 0.09 McNabb end north 0.09 0.09 407331 Douglas Dr 0.4 Manitoba Gladys 0.4 0.40 407431 Douglas Dr 0.8 Gladys Bonnell 0.8 0.80 407531 Douglas Dr 0.2 Bonnell end east 0.2 0.20 413031 Doyle Rd 0.4 Springdale Pk Rd end northeast 0.4 0.40 403851 Dudley Dr 0.3 Taylor Rd Maple 0.3 0.30 417421 Evergreen Crt 0.2 Bonnell end south/east 0.2 0.20 403951 Fairlawn Blvd 0.5 Cedar Ln End South 0.5 0.50 423651 Fieldsteam Ch 0.41 Rosemead Close Whitehorn Park Rd. 0.41 0.41 408031 Forrester Trail 0.3 MR #117 end North 0.3 0.30 404051 Fuller Cres 0.35 Cedar Ln Cedar Ln 0.35 0.35 421051 Gladys Ave 0.1 Douglas Donald 0.1 0.10 400951 Golf Course Rd 0.5 Liddard Curling Rd 0.5 0.50 401051 Golf Course Rd 0.6 Curling Rd end North 0.6 0.60 406331 Graves Rd 0.15 Manitoba St end east 0.15 0.15 404451 Gray Rd 0.25 Monica Ln end North 0.25 0.25 416251 Gray Rd 0.2 Monica end south 0.2 0.20 420151 Hamblin Dr 0.1 Manitoba Cormack 0.1 0.10 420251 Hamblin Dr 0.2 Cormack Sellens 0.2 0.20 411121 Healey Lk Rd 0.8 Fraserburg Rd Peter Rd 0.8 0.80 411221 Healey Lk Rd 2.25 Peter Rd Con 2/3 Bdry 2.25 2.25 411321 Healey Lk Rd 0.7 Con 2/3 Bdry end north 0.7 0.70 425051 Herons Hill 0.22 Pheasant Run end North 0.22 0.22 414521 Holiday Pk Dr 0.2 Hwy 11 .2km east 0.2 0.20 411721 Karin Cres 0.60 Peter Rd end west 0.6 0.60 402051 Kaye Rd 0.25 Pine end West 0.25 0.25 409351 Kirk Line 0.2 Hwy 11 Rosewarne Dr 0.2 0.20 409431 Kirk Line 1 Rosewarne Dr Skinners Rd 1 1.00 409151 Kirk Line W 0.2 Cedar Lane .2km east 0.2 0.20 409221 Kirk Line W 0.9 .2km E of Cedar Ln Hwy 11 0.9 0.90 404621 Little Rd 0.5 Moore Rd .5k N Moore Rd 0.5 0.50
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 407651 Little Ryans Way 0.22 Douglas Drive End north 0.22 0.22 405031 Lone Pine 1.1 Stephenson #1 W Con 12/13 1.1 1.10 405131 Lone Pine 2.7 Con 12/13 2.7km south 2.7 2.70 405231 Lone Pine 2.7 2.7km S Con12/13 Naismith Rd 2.7 2.70 405431 Lone Pine 1.3 Naismith Rd Manitoba St 1.3 1.30 400131 MacNaughtan 0.6 Taylor Rd Hwy 11 ROW 0.6 0.60 400231 MacNaughtan 0.3 .65 N Taylor end North 0.3 0.30 400751 Maple 0.2 Sadler Dudley 0.2 0.20 403751 Maple 0.3 Dudley Pine 0.3 0.30 420651 McNabb St 0.1 Manitoba Sellens 0.1 0.10 420751 McNabb St 0.1 Sellens Donald 0.1 0.10 420851 McNabb St 0.3 Donald Donald 0.3 0.30 415951 Melane Crt 0.1 Sander end North 0.1 0.10 404351 Monica Ln 0.4 Cedar Ln Gray Rd 0.4 0.40 404731 Moore Rd 0.5 Manitoba St Little Rd 0.5 0.50 405331 Moore Rd 0.3 Little Rd end south 0.3 0.30 421221 Moore Rd 0.05 Little Rd .05 km south/east 0.05 0.05 410731 Peace Valley Rd 1.4 MR #117 1.4km north 1.4 1.40 410821 Peace Valley Rd 1.35 1.4km N MR#117 end north 1.35 1.35 410631 Peace Valley Rd 0.5 Stonleigh Rd MR #117 0.5 0.50 S 411421 Peter Rd 1 Healey Lk Rd South Bay Rd 1 1.00 411521 Peter Rd 1 South Bay Rd Karin Cres 1 1.00 424151 Pheasant Run 0.12 Clearbrook Trail Herons Hill 0.12 0.12 402651 Pine 0.35 Maple Sander 0.35 0.35 402751 Pine 0.1 Taylor Rd Maple 0.1 0.10 402851 Pine 0.3 Cedar Ln Taylor Rd 0.3 0.30 402931 Pine 0.3 Cedar Ln End South 0.3 0.30 402151 Pine St 0.1 Wilshier Kaye Rd 0.1 0.10 402451 Pine St 0.1 Sander Wilshier 0.1 0.10 403651 Pinewood 0.3 Sherwood Sander 0.3 0.30 416321 Post Rd 0.2 MR #117 end south 0.2 0.20
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 414421 Power Point Rd 0.25 High Falls Rd Southeast to end 0.25 0.25 401751 Ridge Valley 0.5 Wilshier end West 0.5 0.50 401951 Rodgers Rd 0.2 Dawson end West 0.2 0.20 423751 Rosemead Close 0.11 Clearbrook Trail Fieldstream Chase 0.11 0.11 423351 Rosemead Close 0.17 Fieldstream Chase Whitehorn Park Rd. 0.17 0.17 414151 Rosewarne Dr 1 1km S of Kirk Line Taylor Rd 1 1.00 421551 Rosewarne Dr 1.0 1km S of Kirk Line Kirk Line 1 1.00 418421 Ruttan Rd 0.1 Stonleigh Rd .1km west 0.1 0.10 401151 S Muskoka Dr 0.55 Liddard end North 0.55 0.55 402551 Sander Dr 0.1 Sherwood Pinewood 0.1 0.10 403151 Sander Dr 0.1 Sherwood Sadler 0.1 0.10 403351 Sander Dr 0.2 Pinewood Pine 0.2 0.20 421351 Sander Dr 0.2 Sadler end west 0.2 0.20 420451 Sellens Ave 0.4 McNabb Hamblin 0.4 0.40 420551 Sellens Ave 0.2 Hamblin end north/east 0.2 0.20 408121 Settlers Ln 0.8 MR #117 end south 0.8 0.80 403451 Sherwood 0.2 Pinewood Sander 0.2 0.20 403551 Sherwood 0.2 Maple Pinewood 0.2 0.20 414621 Skinners Rd 0.4 Kirk Line .4km north 0.4 0.40 411821 South Bay Rd 0.200 Peter Rd end Southwest 0.2 0.20 412831 Springdale Pk 1.1 MR #117 Doyle Rd 1.1 1.10 Rd 413131 Springdale Pk 0.4 Doyle Rd N Muskoka River 0.4 0.40 Rd 406031 Stephenson #1 E 1.4 N Muskoka River Bonnie Lk Rd 1.4 1.40 403051 Stonehenge Crt 0.125 Maple Street End North 0.125 0.125 409741 Stoneleigh Rd 1.2 MR #117 1.2km east 1.2 1.20 410021 Stoneleigh Rd 1.1 1.2km E MR #117 2.3km east 1.1 1.10 410241 Stoneleigh Rd 0.2 2.3km E MR#117 2.5km east 0.2 0.20 410321 Stoneleigh Rd 1.3 2.5km E MR#117 3.8km east 1.3 1.30 410441 Stoneleigh Rd 0.2 3.8km E MR#117 Peace Valley Rd S 0.2 0.20 412751 Taylor Crt 0.3 Taylor Rd End Northwest 0.3 0.30 412051 Taylor Rd 0.35 .35 w of Taylor Crt Taylor Crt 0.35 0.35
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 412151 Taylor Rd 0.35 Taylor Crt Rosewarne 0.35 0.35 412351 Taylor Rd 0.7 Rosewarne .7 km E Rosewarne 0.7 0.70 412531 Taylor Rd 1.2 .7 km E Rosewarne 1.9 E Rosewarne 1.2 1.20 416051 The Granite Bluff 0.65 Cedar Ln Wilshier 0.65 0.65 423251 Whitehorn Pk Rd 0.12 Rosemead Close Fieldstream Chase 0.12 0.12 400551 Wilshier 0.2 Ridge Valley end North 0.2 0.20 401351 Wilshier 0.2 Granite Wyldwood 0.2 0.20 401451 Wilshier 0.3 Ridge Valley Wyldwood 0.3 0.30 401551 Wilshier 0.05 Dawson Granite 0.05 0.05 401651 Wilshier 0.25 Pine Dawson 0.25 0.25 401231 Wilson Falls Rd 1.6 1.1km N Ann end North 1.6 1.60 423851 Wingsong Cres 0.16 Clearbrook Trail end South 0.16 0.16 423951 Wingsong Cres 0.12 Clearbrook Trail end South 0.12 0.12 401851 Wyldwood Crt 0.1 Wilshier end West 0.1 0.10 68.40 0.00 14.80 25.15 1.60 26.85 49.65 15.29 3.465 Surface 68.40 Designation 68.40
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 508831 Ashley Ln 0.65 Hwy 118E Muskoka River 0.65 0.65 506231 Big Island Rd 0.10 Prospect Lk Rd .1km east 0.10 0.10 500851 Birch Ln 0.5 Cedar Ln end (northeast) 0.5 0.5 508651 Campbells Rd 0.40 Gravenhurst .4km southeast 0.4 0.40 Parkway 508721 Campbells Rd 2.00 .4km SE end (east) 2.00 2.00 Gravenhurst Pkwy 507121 Carlsmount Rd 3.65 Matthiasville Rd .365km northeast 3.65 3.65 506851 Church Hill Rd 0.6 Uffington Rd Petersen Rd 0.6 0.6 506021 Devaldares Rd 0.5 Germania Rd .5km east 0.5 0.5 506521 Doe Lk Rd 0.4 Doe Lk Rd end (east) 0.4 0.4 501431 Eighth St 0.1 Fredrick St Eighth St 0.1 0.1 501631 Eighth St 0.16 south end north to end 0.16 0.16 502521 Ferrier Rd 0.3 Cedar Ln end (north) 0.3 0.3 502621 Finch Rd 0.5 Fraserburg Rd end (south) 0.5 0.5 504221 Flynns Rd 0.4 Germania Rd end (west) 0.4 0.4 502431 Fourth St 0.3 Morrow Dr east to end 0.3 0.3 501721 Franklin St 0.3 Spence Lk Rd end (southeast) 0.3 0.3 500351 Fredrick St 0.2 Latvian Rd Hwy 11 0.2 0.2 501131 Fredrick St 0.5 Latvian Rd Eighth St 0.5 0.5 501231 Fredrick St 0.3 Eighth St Morrow Dr 0.3 0.3 501831 Fredrick St 0.2 Morrow Dr Spence Lk Rd 0.2 0.2 503731 Germania Rd 2.2 Hwy 118E Reay Rd 2.2 2.2 503831 Germania Rd 2.5 Reay Rd Flynns Rd 2.5 2.5 505631 Germania Rd 2.2 Flynns Rd Lots 10/11 2.2 2.2 505731 Germania Rd 1.1 Conc 3/4 Syvrets Rd 1.1 1.1 505831 Germania Rd 1.1 Syvrets Rd Devaladares Rd 1.1 1.1 505931 Germania Rd 1.1 Devaladares Rd Doe Lk Rd 1.1 1.1 509131 Gilbert Ln 0.15 Germania Rd end (east) 0.15 0.15 507931 Haven Rd 0.50 Hwy 118E River Haven Rd 0.50 0.50 504531 Hawn Rd 1.1 Hwy 118E Petersen Rd 1.1 1.1 506631 Hawn Rd 0.4 Hwy 118E Matthiasville Rd 0.4 0.4 501331 Hugh Campbell 0.8 .3km S end (south) 0.8 0.8
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U Muskoka Pine Rd 506951 Hugh Campbell Dr 0.6 Cedar Ln .3km S Muskoka 0.6 0.6 Pine Rd 506721 Johnson Heights 0.2 Fraserburg Rd end (west) 0.2 0.2 502751 Keith Rd 0.6 Ecclestone Dr .6km south 0.6 0.6 503521 Kirst Rd 0.3 Hwy 118E end (north) 0.3 0.3 501021 Latvian Rd 0.7 Fredrick St end (north) 0.7 0.7 507231 Matthiasville Rd 1.10 Hwy 118E Muskoka River 1.1 1.10 507331 Matthiasville Rd 2.40 Muskoka river 2.4km east 2.4 2.40 507431 Matthiasville Rd 2.20 2.4km E Carlsmount Rd 2.2 2.20 Muskoka River 507531 Matthiasville Rd 0.40 Carlsmount Rd Hawn Rd 0.4 0.40 507641 Matthiasville Rd 0.40 Hawn Rd Hwy 118E 0.4 0.40 502331 McBride Ln 0.2 Morrow Dr end (east) 0.2 0.2 501521 McKay Tr 0.20 Fraserburg Rd .2km southeast 0.2 0.2 500131 Memory Ln 0.2 Muskoka Pines .2kn southeast 0.2 0.2 Rd 509051 Milton St 0.25 Bracebridge/Dra end (south) 0.25 0.25 per Bdry 500251 Morrow Dr 0.6 William St S Muskoka Falls 0.6 0.6 Rd 500451 Morrow Dr 0.1 S Muskoka Falls Fourth St 0.1 0.1 Rd 500551 Morrow Dr 0.7 Fourth St Hwy 118E 0.7 0.7 502131 Morrow Dr 0.2 Fredrick St William St 0.2 0.2 500631 Muskoka Pines 0.3 Memory Ln Scovell Rd 0.3 0.3 500731 Muskoka Pines 0.3 Scovell Rd Hugh Campbell Dr 0.3 0.3 504431 Petersen Rd 0.6 4.5km E Hawn Rd 0.6 0.6 Germania Rd 504631 Petersen Rd 0.8 Hawn Rd Church Hill Rd 0.8 0.8 504731 Petersen Rd 0.4 Church Hill Rd Uffington Rd 0.4 0.4 508921 Petersen Rd 4.50 Germania Rd 4.5km east 4.50 4.50 503421 Prospect Lk Rd 1.4 Big Island Rd 1.4km west 1.4 1.4 504831 Prospect Lk Rd 0.3 Uffington Rd .3km east 0.3 0.3 504921 Prospect Lk Rd 0.6 .3km E .9km east 0.6 0.6 Uffington Rd 505131 Prospect Lk Rd 1.5 Big Island Rd .1km S Hwy 118E 1.5 1.5
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SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION Section Name Length From To Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 505351 Prospect Lk Rd 0.1 .1km S Hwy Hwy 118E 0.1 0.1 118E 502931 Purbrook Rd 1.8 Fraserburg Rd Staunton Rd 1.80 1.8 503031 Purbrook Rd 1.1 Staunton Rd 1.1km south 1.10 1.1 503131 Purbrook Rd 3.0 2.0km S Orr Trail 3.0 3.0 Staunton Rd 503331 Purbrook Rd 0.9 1.1km S 2.0km S Staunton 0.9 0.9 Staunton Rd Rd 504121 Reay Rd 2.3 Germania Rd end (west) 2.3 2.3 508031 River Haven Rd 0.70 Haven Rd end (west) 0.70 0.70 508131 River Haven Rd 0.40 Haven Rd .4 km east 0.40 0.40 502821 Rocksborough Rd 2.7 Fraserburg Rd end (south) 2.7 2.7 500921 Scovell Rd 0.2 Muskoka Pines .2km southeast 0.2 0.2 Rd 504321 Speicher Ln 0.2 Waters Rd end (west) 0.2 0.2 501931 Spence Lk Rd 0.2 Fredrick St Franklin St 0.2 0.2 502031 Spence Lk Rd 0.9 Franklin St end (north) 0.9 0.9 505421 Spring Lk Rd 1.0 Hwy 118E 1.0km north 1.0 1.0 506121 Syvrets Rd 1.0 Germania Rd end (west) 1.0 1.0 503621 Tretheway Falls 0.7 Hwy 118E end (north) 0.7 0.7 503931 Waters Rd 1.0 Flynns Rd Speicher Ln 1.0 1.0 504031 Waters Rd 2.4 Speicher Ln Doe Lk Rd 2.4 2.4 502231 William St 0.3 Morrow Dr end (southeast) 0.3 0.3
68.16 0.00 24.05 39.06 0.40 4.65 62.85 5.06 0.25 68.16
68.16
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OAKLEY WARD SURFACE TYPE DESIGNATION
Section Name6B Length From To14B Earth Gravel LCB ICB HCB R S U 601521 Beals Rd 0.3 Hwy 118E End north 0.3 0.3 605921 Bigwind Lk Rd 1.7 Bird Lk Rd Boyes Heritage Rd 1.7 1.7 602231 Bird Lk Rd 1.5 Hwy 118E Boe Bay Rd 1.5 1.5 602431 Bird Lk Rd 2.35 Boe Bay Rd 2.35km North 2.35 2.35 602521 Bird Lk Rd 2.7 2.35km N of Boe Bigwind Lk Rd 2.7 2.7 Bay 603831 Black River Rd 0.7 Hwy 118E Clear Lk Rd 0.7 0.7 604031 Black River Rd 1.3 Clear Lk Rd 1.3km north 1.3 1.3 604121 Black River Rd 2 1.3km N of 3.3km North 2 2 Clear Lk Rd 605521 Boyes Heritage 1.0 Bigwind Lk Rd End 1.0 1.0 Rd 601821 Caribou Rd 0.7 Oakley Cres Rignalls Rd 0.7 0.7 603321 Chrysler Rd 1.5 Old Victoria Rd End West 1.5 1.5 600131 Colony Rd 1.85 MR #14 1.85km north 1.85 1.85 601251 Conway Cres 0.6 Hwy 118E Hwy 118E 0.6 0.6 601331 Fox Pt Rd 0.3 Conway Cres Beach 0.3 0.3 603021 Lamberts Rd 1.3 Vankoughnet Rd End East 1.3 1.3 602821 Loggers Road 0.35 Miriam Drive End Southwest 0.35 0.35 600531 Lorne Rd 1.2 MR #14 Lakeshore Dr pvt 1.2 1.2 603421 Miriam Dr 2.8 Old Victoria Rd Oakley/Longford Bdry 2.8 2.8 603621 Miriam Dr 1.8 Miriam Dr Reserve Gates(east) 1.8 1.8 601651 Oakley Cres 0.4 Hwy 118E Caribou Rd 0.4 0.4 601751 Oakley Cres 0.3 Caribou Rd Hwy 118E 0.3 0.3 600421 Old Oakley 0.2 MR #14 End East 0.2 0.2 Bndry 602721 Old Victoria Rd 0.2 Chrysler Rd .2km south 0.2 0.2 603131 Old Victoria Rd 1.1 Vankoughnet Rd Miriam Dr 1.1 1.1 603221 Old Victoria Rd 0.9 Miriam Dr Chrysler Rd 0.9 0.9 605221 Orrs Trail 0.25 Purbrook Rd End North 0.25 0.25 601921 Rignalls Rd E 0.5 Caribou Rd .5km East 0.5 0.5 604431 Sherwood 3.9 MR #14 3.9km south 3.9 3.9 Forest 603721 Thompsons Rd 1.8 Hwy 118E End 1.8 1.8 605421 Timber Trail 0.7 Bigwind Lk Rd End 0.7 0.7 604531 Vankoughnet 0.5 Hwy 118E 05km south 0.5 0.5
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Rd 604631 Vankoughnet 0.55 .5km S of 1.05km South 0.55 0.55 Rd Hyw118E 604731 Vankoughnet 0.7 1.05km S of 1.75km South 0.7 0.7 Rd Hwy118E 604831 Vankoughnet 0.6 1.75km S of Crossroads 0.6 0.6 Rd Hwy118E 604931 Vankoughnet 0.35 Crossroads .35km N 0.35 0.35 Rd 605031 Vankoughnet 0.85 .35km N of Hwy 118E 0.85 0.85 Rd Crossroad
39.75 0 20.70 17.75 0 1.30 39.75 0 0
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SCHEDULE “B”
Summer Roads
Ward Length7B Muskoka 4.35 Monck 0.8 Macaulay 21.85 Draper 8.20 Oakley 33.10
68.300
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Section Name Length From To 201822 Ennis Bay 1.5 Muskoka Beach Rd end (west) 202412 Henry Rd 0.55 .25km S Beaumont Dr end (west) 201722 Stagecoach 1.9 Stephens Bay Rd Muskoka Beach Rd 202322 Stephens Bay Rd 0.1 2.4km W Stagecoach end (west) 201522 Strawberry Bay 0.3 .1km W Stephens Bay Rd. end (west)
4.35
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Section Name Length From To 308422 Nichols Rd 0.80 1.6km west of MR#4 Musk Lks Twp
0.80
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Section Name Length From To 406812 Baker Side Rd 0.8 MR #117 .8km south 413222 Cooper Rd 0.3 MR #117 .3km south 406122 Fawn Lk Rd 1.4 Stephenson #1 Scott Rd 406222 Fawn Lk Rd 1.5 Scott Rd end east 409622 Kirk Line 2.3 1.8km E Skinners Rd end east 404512 Little Rd 2.50 Huntsville Bdry 2.5 km south 411022 Monsell Rd 2.6 MR #14 end Northwest 405522 Naismith 0.5 Manitoba St Lone Pine Dr 411622 Peter Rd 0.7 Karin Cres end north 406722 Red Pine Trail 0.4 Stephenson #1 end south 406422 Scott Rd 0.15 Fawn Lk Rd .15km south 404822 Stephenson #1 0.6 .6k W Lone Pine Lone Pine Dr 405722 Stephenson #1 1.1 Lone Pine Dr Hwy 11 405832 Stephenson #1 0.6 Hwy 11 .6km east 405952 Stephenson #1 0.4 .6km east Hwy 11 N Muskoka River 410542 Stoneleigh Rd 1.5 Peace Valley Rd S MR #117 412622 Taylor Rd 4.5 1.9 E Rosewarne End East
21.85
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DRAPER WARD
Section Name Length From To 505232 Big Island Rd 0.8 Prospect Lk Rd .9km east 506322 Blackmore Lk Rd 0.8 Uffington Rd end (west) 508422 Carlsmount Rd 0.25 3.65km NE Matthiasville Rd end (northeast) 508522 Gagnon Rd 0.50 Doe Lk Rd end (north) 506422 Garter Snake Lk 2.0 Uffington Rd 2.0km east 505022 Prospect Lk Rd 1.3 .9km E Uffington Rd 1.4km W of Big Island 508242 River Haven Rd 0.10 .4km E Haven Rd end (east) Rocky Narrows 507022 Rd 0.75 Hwy 118E end (northeast) 505522 Spring Lk Rd 1.0 1.0km N of Hwy 118E end (east) 503222 Staunton Rd 0.7 Purbrook Rd end (east)
8.20
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OAKLEY1B WARD Section Name Length From To
606622 Beattie Ln 0.4 Bigwind Lk Rd End North 605822 Bird Lk Cres 0.45 Bird Lk Rd Bird Lk Rd 602622 Bird Lk Rd 2.5 Bigwind Lk Rd End 604222 Black River Rd 1.0 3.3km N of Clear Lk Rd Haliburton Bdry 602322 Boe Bay Rd 1.6 Bird Lk Rd Tingey Rd 603922 Clear Lk Rd 1.4 Black River Rd End West 600222 Colony Rd 1.35 1.85km N of MR14 End north 600722 Cridiford Rd 3.1 MR #14 End South 600322 Crockford Rd 0.8 MR #14 End north 601422 Fox Pt Rd 1.6 Beach End north 604312 Harrison Rd 4.0 MR #14 End South 600922 Milne Rd 2.9 Hwy 118E West Buck Lk Rd 601022 Milne Rd 2.4 West Buck Lk Rd End East 603522 Old Victoria Rd 2.1 .2km S of Chrysler Rd End 600822 Purbrook Rd 1.5 Orr Trail End East 602022 Rignalls Rd E 2.7 .5km E of Caribou Rd End East 602922 Rignalls Rd W 0.4 Caribou Rd End West 606422 Seven Dwarfs Cr 0.5 Bigwind Lk Rd Bigwind Lk Rd Sherwood Forest 606822 Dr 0.9 3.9km S of Mr#14 End South 605622 Tingey Rd N 0.4 Boe Bay Rd End North 605722 Tingey Rd S 0.3 Boe Bay Rd End South 601122 West Buck Lk Rd 0.8 Milne Rd End north
33.10
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SCHEDULE “C”
Sidewalks
Sidewalk Location From To Side
Alice Street Front Street Woodward Street South Anglo Street Ecclestone Drive Shoreline Drive West Anglo Street #184 Anglo St Shaw Street South Ann Street Manitoba Street Aubrey Street North Aubrey Street Ann Street Liddard Street West Aubrey Street Ann Street Woodward East Balls Drive Wellington Street Covered Bridge Tr North Bird Lane Taylor Road Cul-de-sac East Brian Road Kevin Crescent Meadow Hts Drive North Buller Street John Street McMurray Street South Buller Street John Street McMurray Street North Catherine Crescent McCrank Drive Glendale Road West Cedar Lane Fraserburg Rd End North East Chancery Lane Dominion Street Robert J Boyer Lane Clearbrook Trail Manitoba Street Douglas Drive South & East Clearstream Court Clearstream Trail end West North Church Street Ontario Street Quebec Street East Church Street Ontario Street end South East Coates Avenue Keall Crescent Lankin Avenue East Covered Bridge Trail Balls Drive End North at # 160 East Daleman Drive Kevin Crescent Rockwell Ave North Dill Street Dill Court Wellington Street North Dill Street Wellington Street Andrea Drive South & West Dominion Street Manitoba Street Ontario Street West Dominion Street Manitoba Street Ontario Street East Ecclestone Drive Wellington Street Anglo Street North Ecclestone Drive 186 Ecclestone Drive Shaw Street North Ecclestone Drive Ontario Street Shaw Street West & North Ecclestone Drive Entrance Drive Bird Mill Mews East Entrance Drive Queen Street Manitoba Street East & North Ecclestone Drive/Manitoba Entrance Drive Street Woodchester Parking Lot South & West
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Sidewalk Location From To Side
Ewing Street Santa’s Village Rd Dill Street West, East & North Fieldstream Chase Rosemead Close Whitehorn Park Road South, East, North Front Street Taylor Road Woodward Street North Glendale Road Westvale Drive Daleman Drive North & East Granite Bluff Wilshier Blvd Cedar Lane West & South Herons Hill Pheasant Run end North East Northwest Hiram Street Liddard Street Taylor Road West Holditch Street Smith Street Dill Street East Ida Street James Street Manitoba Street North Inveraray Court Dill Street Cul-de-sac North James Street Mary Street Manitoba Street West James Street Chub Downey Lane MacDonald Street East John Street Willis Street Buller Street West John Street Willis Street Buller Street East Keall Crescent Lankin Avenue Coates Avenue West & North Kevin Crescent Patricia Parkway Meadow Hts Drive East Killdeer Crescent Tamarack Trail Tamarack Trail North, West & South Kimberley Avenue Manitoba Street Quebec Street West Kimberley Avenue Quebec Street Ontario Street West Kimberley Avenue Quebec Street Ontario Street East Kimberley Avenue Quebec Street Rene Caisse Lane East Lankin Avenue Covered Bridge Trail Cul-de-sac North Library walkway Manitoba Street Library Parking Lot Liddard Street Aubrey Street Oakwood Heights North Little Ryans Way Douglas Drive Cul-de-sac North MacDonald Street Manitoba Street Hiram Street South Mahaffy Court Ontario Street Inn at the Falls East Manitoba Street Entrance Drive Wellington St North East Manitoba Street Wellington St North McNabb Street West & East Manitoba Street Monck Road Ontario Street West Manitoba Street McNabb Street High Falls Road East Maple Street Woodward Street Stonehenge North Mary Street Manitoba Street End South
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Sidewalk Location From To Side
Mary Street James Street Manitoba Street North Maypark Drive North Street Maypark Drive East Maypark Drive Maypark Drive End North McCrank Drive Manitoba Street Patricia Parkway North & West McMurray Street Manitoba Street Quebec Street East McMurray Street High School Manitoba Street West Meadow Heights Drive Brian Road Manitoba Street East & North Meadow Heights Drive Brian Road Meadow Hts Drive East/South/West & North Memorial Park Kimberley Avenue Manitoba Street Milton Street Young Street #9 Milton Street North Milton Street #45 Milton Street #99 Milton Street East Monck Road Manitoba Street West Mall Road North Monck Road Dairy Queen Manitoba Street South Morrison Street Willis Street Monck Road West Muskoka Road Cedar Lane King Street East Nelson Street McMurray Street Kimberley Avenue South North Street Spencer Street Wellington Street South Oakwood Heights Liddard Street parking lot West Ontario Street Dominion Street Manitoba Street South Manitoba Street/Ecclestone Ontario Street Drive Robert J Boyer Lane North Ontario Street Dominion Street Church Street North Ontario Street Church Street Dominion Street South Palmer Court Sadler Drive Sadler Drive West Park Road Woodchester Avenue West Pathway King Street Entrance Drive Pathway Woodchester Villa King St parking lot Pathway Woodchester Parking Lot Entrance Drive Pathway Manitoba Street Granary Parking Lot Pathway Granary Parking Lot Al Beverley Parking Lot Patricia Parkway Kevin Crescent McCrank Drive North Pheasant Run Clearbrook Trail Herons Hill West Pine Street Cedar Lane Sander Drive East Pinecone Drive Balls Drive Tamarack Trail West
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Sidewalk Location From To Side
Quebec Street Dominion Street McMurray Street North Quebec Street Dominion Street Church Street South Quebec Street Church Street Wellington Street North Queen Street Shier Street Entrance Drive North Queen Street Muskoka Road Entrance Drive North Rene Caisse Lane Manitoba Street Kimberley Avenue South Richard Street Bird Lane Woodchester Avenue North River Road Ann Street Taylor Road West Robert Street James Street End East South Rockwell Avenue Daleman Drive Brian Road East Sadler Drive Maple Street Palmer Court West Sadler Drive Palmer Court Sander Drive West Salmon Avenue Wellington Street Monck School entrance South Salmon Avenue Wellington Street Gas Bar entrance North Santa’s Village Road Wellington Street Brofoco Drive South Seniors' Walkway Dominion Street Library Parking Lot Shier Street Young Street Queen Street South & West Southbank Drive Ecclestone Drive end North Spencer Street Dill Street Store East Spencer Street Dill Street Santa’s Village Road West Spencer Street Dill Street North Street East Tamarack Trail Balls Drive Glendale Road West Taylor Road Pine Street Manitoba Street North Taylor Road Pine Street Manitoba Street South Victoria Street Quebec Street Dill Street West Wellington Square Wellington Street Monck Road East Wellington Street Salmon Avenue Dura East Wellington Street Monck Road Santa’s Village Road West Wellington Street North Balls Drive Westvale Drive East Wellington Street North Westvale Drive Manitoba Street West West Mall Road Balls Drive MR #118 West West Westvale Drive Wellington St N End South & East (# 30) North, West & South Willis Street Manitoba Street John Street North
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Sidewalk Location From To Side
Willis Street John Street Morrison Street South Windsong Crescent Clearbrook Trail End South East Windsong Crescent Clearbrook Trail End South East Woodchester Avenue Taylor Road Richard Street West Woodchester Avenue Richard Street Park Road West Woodchester Avenue Park Road Muskoka Road East Woodward Street Front Street Maple Street West York Street Alice Street Taylor Road East Young Street Shier Street Milton Street West
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BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO REGULATE AND CONTROL TRAFFIC IN THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE (TRAFFIC CONTROL BY- LAW)
WHEREAS Section 8 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, (hereinafter referred to as the “Municipal Act”) provides that the powers of a municipality under the Municipal Act or any other Act shall be interpreted broadly so as to confer broad authority on the municipality to enable the municipality to govern its affairs as it considers appropriate and to enhance the municipality's ability to respond to municipal issues;
AND WHEREAS Section 9 of the Municipal Act provides that a municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under the Municipal Act or any other Act;
AND WHEREAS Section 11 of the Municipal Act provides that a lower-tier municipality may pass by-laws respecting matters within the spheres of jurisdiction set out therein including, inter alia, traffic on highways;
AND WHEREAS Section 128(2) of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, provides that the council of a municipality may, for motor vehicles driven on a highway or portion of a highway under its jurisdiction, by by-law prescribe a rate of speed different from the rate set out in subsection (1) that is not greater than 100 kilometres per hour and may prescribe different rates of speed for different times of day;
AND WHEREAS Section 137 of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, provides that in addition to stop signs required at intersections on through highways the council of a municipality may by by-law provide for the erection of stop signs at intersections on highways under its jurisdiction;
AND WHEREAS The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge passed By-law 2018-023 on the 7th day of March, 2018 for the purpose of regulating and controlling traffic;
AND WHEREAS by motion 18-GC-231 the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to enact a new by-law to regulate and control traffic and to repeal By-law 2018-023 in its entirety;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
DEFINITIONS
1. In this By-law:
1.1. Highway - includes a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, crescent, lane, court, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, any part of which is intended for or used by the general public for the passage of vehicles and includes the area between the lateral property lines thereof;
1.2. Commercial Motor Vehicle - means any motor vehicle having permanently attached thereto a truck or delivery body and includes ambulances, hearses, fire apparatus, police patrols, motorbuses and tractors used for hauling purposes on highways;
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1.3. Heavy Traffic - means a commercial motor vehicle, having a weight when unloaded of ten tonnes or more, or when loaded of fifteen tonnes or more, but does not include a passenger vehicle, an ambulance, a vehicle making a delivery to or a collection from a bona fide destination which cannot be reached via a highway or highways upon which heavy traffic is not prohibited by this By-law, and taking the most direct route to such a destination from a highway or part of a highway upon which heavy traffic is not prohibited by this By-law;
1.4. Official Sign - means a sign in conformity with the Highway Traffic Act regulations or approved by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications or approved by Council;
1.5. Owner - means a person who is registered as the owner of a motor vehicle or a person who is in possession of an Ownership Certificate duly signed by a person so registered;
1.6. Operator - means a person who operates a motor vehicle on a highway.
TRAFFIC CONTROL
2. One-way street:
2.1. The highways set out below in Column 1 between the limits set out in Column 2, are hereby designated for one way traffic only in the direction set out in Column 3.
COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3
Rene Caisse Lane West side of Manitoba Westerly Street to the east side of Kimberley Avenue
2.2. Each designation made by Subsection 2.1 shall be upon the erection of official signs.
3. When any highway or portion of highway set out in Schedule “A” (Speed Limits) is marked in compliance with the regulations under the Highway Traffic Act, the maximum rate of speed thereon shall be the rate of speed prescribed in the schedule.
4. When any highway or portion of highway within a public park set out in Schedule “B” (Speed Limits in Public Parks) is marked in compliance with the regulations under the Highway Traffic Act, the maximum rate of speed thereon shall be the rate of speed prescribed in the schedule.
5. Any intersection on a highway set out in Schedule “C” (Intersections for Yield Signs) is designated as an intersection where yield right-of-way signs are erected at the intersection prescribed in the schedule.
6. Any intersection on a highway set out in Schedule “D” (Intersections for Stop Signs) is designated as an intersection where stop signs are erected at the intersection prescribed in the schedule.
7. When any highway or portion of highway set out in Schedule “E” (School Zones) is marked as a school zone, the maximum rate of speed thereon shall be the rate of speed prescribed in the schedule.
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8. Heavy Traffic Prohibited:
8.1 When appropriate signs have been erected and are on display, no person shall drive, move or operate “Heavy Traffic” upon or over any of the streets or parts of streets named or described in Schedule “F” of this By-law during the hours prescribed in the schedule.
8.2 The provisions of this subsection shall not extend to the use of the said highways or parts of highways for emergency purposes or deliveries to or removals from any premises abutting thereon.
8.3 That the Town of Bracebridge, Town of Bracebridge contractors, District Municipality of Muskoka, and District Municipality of Muskoka contractors be exempted from this section, when engaged in road maintenance activities.
PENALTIES
9. The penalties provided in the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act shall apply to offences against this by-law.
FORCE AND EFFECT
10. That this By-law shall come into force and effect immediately upon passage.
REPEAL
11. Upon the date of passage of this by-law, By-law 2018-023 is hereby repealed.
SHORT TITLE
12. This By-law may be cited as the “Traffic Control By-law”.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24th DAY OF JULY 2019.
______Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk, Tina Arbuckle
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SCHEDULE “A”
Speed Limits
HIGHWAY LOCATION SPEED LIMIT FROM TO Big Island Road Its intersection with Its intersection with the 10 k.p.h. Prospect Lake Road Prospect Lake Road in Lot 30 (Draper) Bigwind Lake Road Bird Lake Road Northerly & westerly for its 50 k.p.h. entire length (Oakley) Bigwind Lake Road Its intersection with the Its intersection with Beattie 50 k.p.h. road allowance between Lane (Oakley) Lots 15 and 16, Concession 11 Bird Lake Road Hwy #118 For its entire length 50 k.p.h. Boe Bay Road Tingey Road Bird Lake Road 50 k.p.h. Bonnell Road Douglas Drive Muskoka Road 50 (High 50 k.p.h. Falls Road) Campbells Road Its intersection with The end 60 k.p.h. Gravenhurst Parkway Caribou Road Its intersection with Oakley To it’s intersection with 40 k.p.h. Crescent Rignalls Road West Cedar Lane Its intersection with North to Highway #11 60 k.p.h. Fraserburg and Muskoka Save and except the 40 Road k.p.h.. school zone Cedar Beach Road Muskoka Road 118 Muskoka Road 15 (Golden 60 k.p.h. Beach Road) Church Hill Road Uffington Road Peterson Road 60 k.p.h. intersection Clearbrook Trail Intersection with Manitoba 150 metres south of the 50 k.p.h. Street southerly entrance to Bracebridge and Muskoka Lakes Secondary School Colony Road Fraserburg Road Northerly to Concession 3, 50 k.p.h. McLean Twp Conway Crescent Intersection with Highway Intersection with Highway 50 k.p.h. 118 East 118 East Depot Drive Taylor Road Southerly 515 metres 50 k.p.h Douglas Drive Manitoba Street easterly for its entire 50 k.p.h. length George Road Golden Beach Road Its entire length 50 k.p.h. Gibbs Road Manitoba Street Manitoba Street 50 k.p.h. Granite Bluff Cedar Lane 100 metres westerly 40 k.p.h.
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HIGHWAY LOCATION SPEED LIMIT FROM TO Hawn Road Highway 118 E Intersection with Peterson 60 k.p.h. Road James Street Ann Street Ida Street 40 k.p.h. Little Ryans Way Douglas Drive Its entire length 50 k.p.h. Lone Pine Drive Southern boundary of Part Part 2 35R-9952 60 k.p.h. 1 35R-10633 McMurray Street Manitoba Street Quebec Street 40 k.p.h. Milne Road Its intersection with the Its intersection with 50 k.p.h. West Buck Lake Road Highway #118 East Miriam Drive Intersection at Old Victoria Intersection at Loggers 50 k.p.h. Road Road Muskoka Pines Road Hugh Campbell Drive Memory Lane 50 k.p.h. Oakley Crescent Intersection with Highway Intersection with Highway 50 k.p.h. 118 East 118 East Old Falkenburg Road Manitoba Street Falkenburg Road 60 k.p.h. Peterson Road West boundary of Lot 17, Lot 21/Lot 22 boundary 60 k.p.h. 35R5379 easterly line Purbrook Road The intersection with The South Branch of the 60 k.p.h. Fraserburg Road Muskoka River at the Road Allowance between lots 30 and 31, Concession 10, Oakley Township Rosewarne Drive Taylor Road Kirk Line 60 k.p.h. Sherwood Forest Road Muskoka Road 14 The end of the municipally 50 k.p.h. maintained portion of Part of Lot 31, Concession 12 South Monck Drive Muskoka Road 118 Crawford Road 60 k.p.h. Springdale Park Road Muskoka Road 117 Northerly for its entire 50 k.p.h. length save and except playground area Springdale Park Road Southerly lot line of Pt.5 Northerly lot line of Part 3, 40 k.p.h. (Playground area) RD568 and Springdale RD568 and Springdale Park Road Park Road Stephens Bay Road Stagecoach Road Northerly to its end 50 k.p.h. Stoneleigh Road Muskoka Road 117 Muskoka Road 117 60 k.p.h. Strawberry Bay Road Its intersection with The South east corner of 10 k.p.h Strawberry Lane PVT Part 2, Plan 35R-18176 Muskoka Road Taylor Road The easterly limit of the 1208 Taylor Road 50 k.p.h. northbound on ramp for Hwy #11
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HIGHWAY LOCATION SPEED LIMIT FROM TO Vankoughnet Road Intersection with Cherish Easterly 250 metres 40 k.p.h. Lane
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SCHEDULE “B”
Speed Limits in Public Parks
PARK SPEED LIMIT
Annie Williams Memorial Park 20 k.p.h.
Kelvin Grove Park 20 k.p.h.
J.D. Lang Activity Park 20 k.p.h.
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SCHEDULE “C”
Intersections For Yield Signs
INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC Alice Street/York Street Northbound on York Street Alice Street/Front Street Westbound on Alice Street Andrea Drive/Spencer Street Eastbound on Andrea Drive Anglo Street/Shaw Street Eastbound on Anglo Street Ann Street/Aubrey Street Southbound on Aubrey Street Aubrey Street/Liddard Street Northbound on Aubrey Street Aubrey Street/Woodland Drive Westbound on Woodland Drive Beacon Lane/MacNaughtan Court Eastbound on Beacon Lane Bigwind Lake Road/Bird Lake Road Southbound on Bigwind Lake Road Bigwind Lake Road/Seven Dwarfs Crescent West Northbound on Seven Dwarfs Crescent Entrance Bigwind Lake Road/Beatty Lane Southbound on Beatty Lane Bigwind Lake Road/Seven Dwarfs Crescent East Northbound on Seven Dwarfs Crescent Entrance Bigwind Lake Road/Beatty Lane Southbound on Beatty Lane Birch Lane/Birch Lane Southbound on Birch Lane Birch Lane/Birch Lane node Westbound on Birch Lane Bird Lake Road Bird Lake Road/Bird Lake Crescent East Entrance Southbound on Bird Lake Crescent
Bird Lake Road/Bird Lake Crescent West Southbound on Bird Lake Crescent Entrance Black River Road/Clear Lake Road Southbound on Clear Lake Road
Black River Road/Clear Lake Road Northbound on Clear Lake Road Boe Bay Road/Tingey Road North & South Southbound on Boe Bay Road
Bonnell Road/Douglas Drive Southbound on Bonnell Road
Bonnell Road/Evergreen Crescent Northbound on Evergreen Crescent Boyd’s Bay Road/Cedar Beach Road Eastbound on Boyd’s Bay Road Boyes Heritage Road/Timber Trail Southbound on Timber Trail Brays Road/Peace Valley Road Eastbound on Brays Road Brian Road/Kevin Crescent Eastbound on Brian Road Brian Road/Meadow Heights Drive Westbound on Brian Road Brobst Forest Crescent/Brofoco Drive Eastbound on Brobst Forest Crescent Brobst Lane/Brofoco Drive Southbound on Brobst Lane
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INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC Brodie Crescent/Entrance to High Falls Park Eastbound on Brodie Crescent Buck Lake Road/Milne Road Southbound on Buck Lake Road Catharine Crescent/McCrank Drive Northbound on Catharine Crescent Cedar Beach Road/Oakland Drive Westbound on Oakland Drive Cedar Lane/Fuller Crescent South Entrance Westbound on Fuller Crescent Cedar Lane/Brodie Crescent Southbound on Brodie Crescent Cedar Lane/Denniss Drive Southbound on Denniss Drive Cedar Lane/Fairlawn Boulevard Eastbound on Fairlawn Boulevard. Cedar Lane/Fuller Crescent North Entrance Westbound on Fuller Crescent Cedar Lane/Granite Bluff Eastbound on Granite Bluff Cedar Lane/Kirk Line West Westbound Kirk Line West Churchill Road/Uffington Road Southbound on Churchill Road Conway Crescent/Foxpoint Road Westbound on Foxpoint Road Crawford Road/South Monck Drive Westbound on Crawford Road Daleman Drive/Rockwell Avenue Westbound on Daleman Drive Daniel Drive/McCrank Drive Westbound on Daniel Drive Daniel Drive/McCrank Drive Southbound on Daniel Drive Dawson Crescent/Wilshier Boulevard Eastbound on Dawson Crescent Dawsonwood Drive/Dawsonwood Drive Eastbound on Dawsonwood Drive Dill Street/Andrea Drive Northbound on Dill Street Dill Street/Dill Court Southbound on Dill Court Dill Street/Holditch Street Northbound on Holditch Street Dill Street/Inverary Court Eastbound on Inverary Court Donald Street /Donald Street Southbound on Donald Street Donald Street/McNabb Street Northbound on Donald Street Doyle Road/Springdale Park Road Southbound on Doyle Road
Eighth Street/Eighth Street node Southbound on Eighth Street node Ewing Street/Inveraray Court Westbound on Ewing Street Fairlight Glen Crescent/Leslie Drive Eastbound and Westbound on Fairlight Glen Crescent
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INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC Fredrick Street/Latvian Road Westbound on Latvian Road Germania Road/Peterson Road Westbound on Peterson Road Germania Road/Flynn’s Road Eastbound on Flynn’s Road Germania Road/Reay Road Eastbound on Reay Road Germania Road/Waters Road Northbound on Waters Road Germania Road/Devaladares Road Westbound on Devaladares Road Germania Road/Syvrets Road Eastbound on Syvrets Road Gilbert Lane/Waters Road Eastbound on Gilbert Lane Gladys Street/Donald Street Northbound on Gladys Street Gladys Street/Douglas Drive Southbound on Gladys Street Glendale Road/Daleman Drive Northbound on Glendale Road Glendale Road/Westvale Drive Southbound on Glendale Road Golf Course Road/Curling Road Westbound on Golf Course Road Gray Road/Monica Lane Northbound on Gray Road Hamblin Drive/Cormack Crescent Northbound on Cormack Crescent Hamilton Street/McMurray Street Eastbound on Hamilton Street Haven Road/River Haven Road Northbound on Haven Road Pt 16 RD 904 Healey Lake Road/Peter Road Southbound on Peter Road
Hillcrest Avenue/Spruce Lane Westbound on Hillcrest Avenue Hillcrest Avenue/Woodland Drive Eastbound on Hillcrest Avenue Hiram Street/Chub Downey Lane Eastbound on Chub Downey Lane Holditch Street/Smith Street Eastbound on Smith Street Ida Street/James Street Eastbound and westbound on Ida Street James Street/Chub Downey Lane Westbound on Chub Downey Lane Kaye Road/Dawson Crescent Southbound on Dawson Crescent Kevin Crescent/Daleman Drive Eastbound on Daleman Drive Kevin Crescent/Glendale Road Westbound on Kevin Crescent Kirk Line/Skinners Road Southbound on Skinners Road Lagoon Lane/E.P. Lee Drive Southbound on E.P. Lee Drive Lankin Avenue/Coates Avenue Northbound on Coates Avenue Liddard Street/Hiram Street Northbound on Hiram Street Lilac Lane/Gibbs Road Eastbound on Lilac Lane Lone Pine Drive/Kenny’s Road Eastbound on Kenny’s Road
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INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC Lone Pine Drive/Naismith Road E Westbound on Naismith Road Lone Pine Drive/Naismith Road West Eastbound on Naismith Road Lone Pine Drive/Stephenson Road 1 East Westbound on Stephenson Road 1 Lone Pine Drive/Stephenson Road 1 West Eastbound on Stephenson Road 1 MacNaughtan Court/MacNaughtan Court Southbound on MacNaughtan Court where it meets the westbound traffic on MacNaughtan Court Maple Street/Pine Street Eastbound on Maple Street Matthiasville Road/Hawn Road Northbound on Hawn Road Matthiasville Road/Carlsmount Road Southbound on Carlsmount Drive May Park Drive/Spencer Street Eastbound on May Park Drive McMurray Street/Quebec Street Eastbound on Quebec McNabb Street/Donald Street Southbound on Donald Street McNabb Street/Sellens Avenue Southbound on Sellens Avenue Meadow Heights Drive/Davis Court Southbound on Davis Court Meadow Heights Drive/Brian Road Southbound on Brian Road Meadow Heights Drive/Kevin Crescent Northbound on Kevin Crescent Meadow Heights Drive/Meadow Heights Drive Northbound on Meadow Heights Drive Meadow Heights/Meadow Heights (intersection Eastbound on Meadow Heights adjacent to Moreland Court) Melane Court/Sander Drive Southbound on Melane Court Memory Lane/Muskoka Pines Road Northbound on Memory Lane Miriam Drive/Old Victoria Road Northbound on Miriam Drive Moore’s Road/Moore’s Road node Westbound on Moore’s Road node Moore’s Road/Little Road Southbound on Little Road Morrow Drive/Fourth Street Westbound on Fourth Street Morrow Drive/McBride Lane Westbound on McBride Lane Morrow Drive/William Street Northbound on William Street Muskoka Crescent Road/Trillium Drive Westbound on Muskoka Crescent Road Muskoka Pines Road/Hugh Campbell Drive Eastbound on Muskoka Pines Road Muskoka Pines Road/Scovell Road Northbound on Scovell Road Muskoka Road/Edward Street Southbound on Edward Street Muskoka Road/Woodchester Avenue Southbound on Woodchester Avenue Muskoka Road/Queen Street Eastbound on Muskoka Road Nelson Avenue/Kimberley Avenue Eastbound on Nelson Avenue. Oakley Crescent/Caribou Road Southbound on Caribou Road Old Falkenburg Road/Falkenburg Road Northbound on Old Falkenburg Road
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INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC Old Victoria Road/Chrysler Road Northbound on Old Victoria Road Ontario Street/Church Street Westbound on Ontario Street Palmer Court/Sadler Drive Westbound on Palmer Court Palmer Court/Sadler Drive Northbound on Sadler Drive Patricia Parkway/Kevin Crescent Westbound on Patricia Parkway Patricia Parkway/McCrank Drive Eastbound on Patricia Parkway Peter Road/Karin Crescent Eastbound on Karin Crescent. Peter Road/South Bay Road Eastbound on South Bay Road Pinewood Drive/Sander Drive Northbound on Pinewood Drive Prospect Lake Road/Big Island Road Northbound on Big Island Road Purbrook Road/Orr’s Trail Southbound on Orr’s Trail Purbrook Road/Staunton Road Westbound on Staunton Road Quebec Street/Dominion Street Eastbound on Quebec Street Red Pine Trail/Stephenson Road 1 Northbound on Red Pine Trail Rene Caisse Lane/Kimberley Avenue Westbound on Rene Caisse Lane Richard Street/Bird Lane Westbound on Bird Lane Rockwell Avenue/Brian Road Northbound on Rockwell Avenue Rodgers Road/Dawson Crescent Eastbound on Rodgers Road Sadler Drive/Maple Street Southbound on Sadler Drive Sadler Drive/Sander Drive Northbound on Sadler Drive Sherwood Drive/Sander Drive Northbound on Sherwood Drive Sherwood Drive/Pinewood Drive Westbound on Pinewood Drive Shier Street/Shier Street node Westbound on Shier Street South Monck Drive/Partridge Lane Eastbound on Partridge Lane South Muskoka Falls Road/Morrow Drive Northbound on South Muskoka Falls Road Southview Crescent/Westvale Drive Northbound on Southview Crescent Spence Lake Drive/Franklin Street Northbound on Franklin Street Spruce Lane/Woodland Drive Southbound on Spruce Lane Stoneleigh Road/Node to #117 Eastbound on Stoneleigh Road Stoneleigh Road/Ruttan Road Eastbound on Ruttan Road Stoneleigh Road/Peace Valley Road Southbound on Peace Valley Strawberry Bay Road/Stephens Bay Road Eastbound on Strawberry Bay Road Sugarbush Lane/Westvale Drive Northbound on Sugarbush Lane Victoria Street/Dill Street Southbound on Victoria Street Waters Road/Speicher’s Lane Eastbound on Speicher's Lane
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INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC Wellington Court/Valley Drive Westbound on Valley Drive Willis Street/John Street Northbound on John Street Wilshier Boulevard/Granite Bluff Westbound on Granite Bluff Wilshier Boulevard/Ridge Valley Drive Eastbound on Ridge Valley Drive Wilshier Boulevard/Wyldwood Court Eastbound on Wyldwood Court Winhara Road/Coulter’s Lane Southbound on Coulter’s Lane Woodchester Avenue/Park Road Northbound on Park Road Wood Glen Crescent/easterly intersection with Northbound on Wood Glen Crescent Meadow Heights Drive Woodward Street/Front Street Northbound on Front Street Woodward Street/Gow Street Road Westbound on Gow Street Woodward Street/Joseph Street Westbound on Joseph Street Young Street/Milton Street Northbound on Young Street Ziska Road/Partridge Lane Westbound on Partridge Lane
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SCHEDULE “D”
Stop Signs
INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC Ann Street/River Street Eastbound on Ann Street Ann Street/River Street Northbound on River Street Ball’s Drive/Wellington Street North Westbound on Wellington Street North Ball’s Drive/West Mall Road Northbound on West Mall Road Bangor Lodge Entrance/Bowyers Beach Road Eastbound on Bangor Lodge Entrance Road Bangor Lodge PVT/Bowyers Beach Road Northbound on Bangor Lodge Road PVT Barron Drive/Taylor Court Southbound on Barron Drive Boe Bay Road/Bird Lake Road Eastbound on Boe Bay Road Bird Lake Road/Boe Bay Road Southbound on Bird Lake Road Caribou Road/ Rignalls Road West Eastbound on Rignalls Road West Caribou Road/Rignalls Road East Westbound on Rignalls Road East Catharine Crescent/Glendale Road Southbound on Catharine Crescent Cedar Lane/Monica Lane Westbound on Monica Lane Cedar Lane/Park Road Eastbound on Park Road Cedar Lane/Pine Street Northbound and southbound on Pine Street Clearbrook Trail/Douglas Drive Northbound on Clearbrook Trail Clearstream Court/Clearbrook Trail Eastbound on Clearstream Court Dominion Street/Ontario Street Southbound on Dominion Street Dominion Street/ Robert J. Boyer Lane Westbound on Robert J. Boyer Lane Eighth Street / Frederick Street Westbound on Eighth Street Ewing Street/Dill Street Northbound on Ewing Street Ewing Street/Dill Street Southbound on Ewing Fieldstream Chase/Rosemead Close Westbound on Fieldstream Chase Germania Road/Gilbert Lane Westbound on Gilbert Lane Germania Road/Gilbert Lane Northbound and Eastbound on Germania Road Germania Road/Gilbert Lane Southbound on road allowance between Lots 10 & 11, Concession 4 (Draper) Herons Hill/Pheasant Run Southbound on Herons Hill Hiram Street/MacDonald Street Eastbound and westbound on MacDonald Street Hiram Street/MacDonald Street Northbound and southbound on Hiram Street Hiram Street/Ann Street Northbound and southbound on Hiram Street James Street/MacDonald Street Eastbound and westbound on MacDonald Street James Street/MacDonald Street Northbound and Southbound on James Street
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INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC James Street/Ann Street Northbound and Southbound on James Street Lagoon Lane/ E.P. Lee Drive Southbound on E.P. Lee Drive Lambert Road/Vankoughnet Road Westbound on Lambert Road Lankin Avenue/Covered Bridge Trail Eastbound on Lankin Avenue Little Ryans Way/Douglas Drive Southbound on Little Ryans Way MacNaughton Court/Cedar Lane Westbound on MacNaughton Court Mahaffy Court/Ontario Street Northbound on Mahaffy Court Maple Street/Dudley Drive Eastbound on Maple Street Maple Street/Dudley Drive Northbound on Dudley Drive Maple Street/Pine Street Eastbound on Maple Street Maple Street/Sherwood Drive Westbound on Maple Street McKay Trail/Fraserburg Road Northbound on McKay Trail McNabb Street/Donald Street Eastbound on McNabb Street McMurray Street/Buller Avenue Eastbound on Buller Avenue McMurray Street/Buller Avenue Northbound and southbound on McMurray Street McMurray Street/Nelson Avenue Westbound on Nelson Avenue Morrow Drive/Fredrick Street Eastbound on Morrow Drive Muskoka Pines Road/Hugh Campbell Drive Eastbound on Muskoka Pines Road Oakwood Heights/Liddard Street Southbound on Oakwood Heights Old Victoria Road/Vankoughnet Road Northbound on Old Victoria Road Ontario Street/Kimberley Avenue Northbound and Southbound on Kimberley Avenue Ontario Street/Wharf Road Northbound on Wharf Road Peterson Road/Hawn Road Southbound on Hawn Road Peterson Road/Hawn Road Westbound and eastbound on Peterson Road Pheasant Run/Clearbrook Trail Northbound on Pheasant Run Pine Street/Sander Drive (District Parking Lot) Westbound on Sander Drive (District exit) Quebec Street/Kimberley Avenue Northbound and Southbound on Kimberley Avenue Quebec Street/Victoria Street Eastbound on Quebec Street
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INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC Richard Street/Woodchester Avenue Eastbound and Westbound on Richard Street Robert J. Boyer Lane/Ontario Street Southbound on Robert J. Boyer Lane Rosemead Close/Clearbrook Trail Southbound on Rosemead Close Rosemead Close/Whitehorn Park Road Northbound on Rosemead Close Rosewarne Drive PVT/Kirk Line Southbound on Rosewarne Drive PVT Rosewarne Drive/Kirk Line Northbound on Rosewarne Drive Rosewarne Road/Taylor Road Southbound on Taylor Road Sander Drive/Pine Street Eastbound on Sander Drive Sellens Avenue/Hamblin Drive Northbound and Southbound on Sellens Avenue Sellens Avenue/Hamblin Drive Eastbound on Hamblin Drive and Westbound exiting Randy Gostick Park Sherwood Drive/Maple Street Southbound on Sherwood Drive Spencer Street/Dill Street Northbound and southbound on Spencer Street Spencer Street/North Street Westbound on North Street Stagecoach Road/Ennis Bay Road Southbound on Stagecoach Road Stagecoach/Stephens Bay Road Northbound on Stagecoach Road Stonehenge Court/Maple Street Southbound on Stonehenge Court Tamarack Trail/Glendale Road Northbound on Tamarack Trail Tamarack Trail/Balls Drive Southbound on Tamarack Trail Taylor Court/Taylor Road Southbound on Taylor Court Vankoughnet Road/ Lambert Road Southbound on Vankoughnet Road Vankoughnet Road/Old Victoria Road Eastbound on Vankoughnet Road Wellington Street N/Ball’s Drive Westbound on Wellington Street N Westvale Drive northerly intersection/Wellington Eastbound on Westvale Drive Street North Westvale Drive southerly intersection/Wellington Eastbound on Westvale Drive, Southbound on Street North Wellington Street North and northbound on Wellington Street North Wharf Road/Ontario Street Northbound on Wharf Road Whitehorn Park Road/Fieldstream Chase Eastbound on Whitehorn Park Road Wilshier Boulevard/Pine Street Westbound on Wilshier Boulevard Wilson’s Falls Road/Ann Street Southbound on Wilson’s Falls Road Windsong Crescent/Clearbrook Trail Northbound on Windsong Crescent Windsong Crescent/Clearbrook Trail Northbound on Windsong Crescent Woodward Street/Alice Street Eastbound on Alice Street Woodward Street/Alice Street Westbound on Alice Street Young Street/Shier Street Westbound on Shier Street
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SCHEDULE “E”
School Zones
HIGHWAY LOCATION SPEED LIMIT
FROM TO McMurray Street ( BPS) Manitoba Street Quebec Street 40 k.p.h. John Street (BPS) 60 metres north of Buller Buller Street 40 k.p.h. Street Buller Street (BPS) John Street McMurray Street 40 k.p.h. Nelson Street (BPS) Kimberley Avenuenue McMurray Street 40 k.p.h. Clearbrook Trail (BMLSS) 150 metres South of Intersection of Douglas 40 k.p.h. Bracebridge and Drive and Clearbrook Muskoka Lakes Trail Secondary School Southerly Entrance Cedar Lane (Macaulay Fairlawn Boulevard 400 metres north on 40 k.p.h. PS) Fairlawn Boulevard. Tamarack Trail (Monsignor Intersection with Ball’s Southerly intersection 40 k.p.h. Michael O’Leary) Drive with Killdeer Crescent Ball’s Drive (Monsignor Covered Bridge Trail Pinecone Crescent 40 k.p.h. Michael O’Leary) Morrow Drive (Muskoka 400 metres north 200 metres south of 40 k.p.h. Falls PS) of Hwy 118 East South Muskoka Falls Road Cedar Lane (St. Dominic Taylor Road Pine Street East 40 k.p.h. Catholic HS)
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SCHEDULE “F”
Heavy Traffic Prohibited
STREET PROHIBITED TIMES HIRAM STREET between Taylor Road and Liddard Street Any time between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. MACDONALD STREET between Manitoba Street and Hiram Street Any time between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. QUEEN STREET between District Road 37 and Shier Street AT ALL TIMES WELLINGTON STREET NORTH (in its entirety) between Balls AT ALL TIMES Drive and District Road # 4 SHIER STREET between Queen Street and Young Street AT ALL TIMES
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BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO WIDEN OAKLEY CRESCENT AND ESTABLISH SAME AS PART OF THE MUNICIPAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM, BEING THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS PART OF LOT 25, CONCESSION 6, BEING PART 5 PLAN 35R-4517, IN THE FORMER TOWNSHIP OF OAKLEY, NOW IN THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE, DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OF MUSKOKA
WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, (hereinafter referred to as the “Municipal Act”) provides that the powers of a municipality under the Municipal Act or any other Act shall be interpreted broadly so as to confer broad authority on the municipality to enable the municipality to govern its affairs as it considers appropriate and to enhance the municipality's ability to respond to municipal issues;
AND WHEREAS, Section 9 of the Municipal Act provides that a municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under the Municipal Act or any other Act;
AND WHEREAS, Section 11 of the Municipal Act provides that a lower-tier municipality may pass by-laws respecting matters within the spheres of jurisdiction set out therein including, inter alia, highways;
AND WHEREAS by motion 17-GC-285 the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to pass such a by-law.
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge widen Oakley Crescent and establish same as part of the municipal highway system, being the property described as Part of Lot 25, Concession 6, being Part 6, Plan 35R-4517, in the former Township of Oakley, now in the Town of Bracebridge, District Municipality of Muskoka.
2. That the said Part 5, Plan 35R-4517 are hereby named Oakley Crescent.
3. That this by-law shall come into force and effect immediately upon final passing thereof.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24TH DAY OF JULY, 2019.
______Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk, Tina Arbuckle
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BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO PROHIBIT AND REGULATE THE IDLING OF VEHICLES IN THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE
WHEREAS, Section 8 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, (hereinafter referred to as the “Municipal Act”) provides that the powers of a municipality under the Municipal Act or any other Act shall be interpreted broadly so as to confer broad authority on the municipality to enable the municipality to govern its affairs as it considers appropriate and to enhance the municipality's ability to respond to municipal issues;
AND WHEREAS, Section 9 of the Municipal Act provides that a municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under the Municipal Act or any other Act;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 11 of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001 (the Act), a municipality may regulate matters involving the health, safety and well-being of persons;
AND WHEREAS environmental protection has emerged as a fundamental value in Canadian society;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 425 of the Act, a municipality may pass by-laws providing that a person who contravenes a by-law of the municipality passed under this Act is guilty of an offence;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 426 of the Act, no person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct, any person who is exercising a power or performing a duty under this Act or under a by-law passed under this Act;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 428 of the Act, a by-law may provide that, where a vehicle has been left parked, stopped or standing in contravention of a by-law passed under this Act, the owner of the vehicle is guilty of an offence, even though the owner was not the driver of the vehicle at the time of the contravention of the by-law, and is liable to the applicable fine unless, at the time of the offence, the vehicle was in the possession of another person without the owner’s consent;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 429 of the Act, a municipality may establish a system of fines for offences under a by-law of the municipality passed under this Act;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 436 of the Act, a municipality has the power to pass by-laws providing that the municipality may enter on land at any reasonable time for the purpose of carrying out an inspection to determine whether a by-law of the municipality passed under the Act is being complied with;
AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 74 of the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, no person shall operate a motor vehicle upon a highway unless the driver of the motor vehicle has a clear view out of the windshield and all windows of the vehicle;
AND WHEREAS internal combustion engines are sources of carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxides, volatile organic compounds and fine particulate matter in the Town of Bracebridge’s outdoor air;
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AND WHEREAS air pollution is associated with adverse health effects, including deleterious effects on respiratory and cardiovascular health;
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Town of Bracebridge desires to assist in the reduction of adverse health effects by reducing the unnecessary emissions of nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxides, sulphur dioxides, volatile organic compounds and fine particulate matter ;
AND WHEREAS by motion 19-GC-224; the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to amend the said by-law;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE HEREBY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. DEFINITIONS
1.1 Actively cleared means the period of time in which an individual is physically engaged with brushing, scraping or otherwise removing snow or ice from a vehicle or clearing snow, ice or frost from the windshield or window areas of a vehicle.
1.2 Electric Vehicle means a vehicle powered only by a battery or batteries.
1.3 Emergency Vehicle means a vehicle operated by a police department, fire department or ambulance/paramedic service.
1.4. Idle or idling means the operation of the engine of a vehicle while the vehicle is not in motion and not being used to operate auxiliary equipment that is essential to the basic operation of the vehicle.
1.5. Mobile work vehicle means a vehicle containing equipment that must be operated inside or in association with the vehicle which includes but is not limited to garbage and snow removal vehicles, or a vehicle serving as a facility for taking measurements or making observations or conducting maintenance or construction.
1.6. Occupied Vehicle means a vehicle with one or more persons and/or dogs or cats inside of the vehicle that are clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle by an Officer.
1.7. Officer means a By-Law Enforcement Officer, a Police Officer or other person appointed by Town Council or otherwise authorized to enforce this by-law.
1.8. Park or parked means the halting of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except when halted temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading merchandise or passengers.
1.9. Stop or stopped means the halting of a vehicle, even momentarily, whether occupied or not except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a police officer or traffic control sign or signal.
1.10. Vehicle means a motor vehicle, trailer, traction engine, farm tractor or road building machine as defined in the Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.H.8, as amended, and any vehicle drawn, propelled or driven by any kind of non-muscular power but does not include cars of electric or diesel electric railways running exclusively upon rails.
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2. GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.1. No person shall cause or permit a parked or stopped vehicle to idle for more than:
2.1.1. Three (3) consecutive minutes.
2.2. Subsection 2.1 shall not apply to the following situations:
2.2.1. An emergency vehicle while engaged in operational activities;
2.2.2. A vehicle participating in an emergency activity;
2.2.3. A vehicle that remains motionless because of an emergency or traffic conditions, which includes but is not limited to congestion, traffic control signals, weather conditions or mechanical difficulties over which the driver has no control;
2.2.4. A mobile work vehicle in the course of being used for the function or purpose for which the vehicle was designed;
2.2.5. A transit vehicle while passengers are in the process of embarking or disembarking the vehicle;
2.2.6. An armoured vehicle where a person remains inside the vehicle while guarding the contents of the vehicle or while the vehicle is being loaded or unloaded;
2.2.7. An electric vehicle;
2.2.8. An occupied vehicle with one or more persons, dogs or cats inside of the vehicle for a period not exceeding 60 minutes, when the outside temperature is greater than 20 degrees Celsius as confirmed by Environment Canada;
2.2.9. An occupied vehicle with one or more persons inside of the vehicle for a period not exceeding 60 minutes, when the outside temperature is lower than 0 degrees Celsius as confirmed by Environment Canada;
2.2.10. A vehicle being actively cleared.
3. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
3.1. ENTRY AND INSPECTION
An officer may enter upon private property at any reasonable time to enforce the provisions of this by-law. The provisions of this by-law apply to all highways, public and private property within the Town of Bracebridge.
3.2. PENALTIES
3.2.1. The operator of a vehicle, not being the owner, who has parked or stopped a vehicle in contravention of this by-law is guilty of an offence and shall be subject to a penalty in accordance with the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990 c. P.33.
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3.2.2. The owner of a vehicle parked or stopped in contravention of this by-law is guilty of an offence and shall be subject to a penalty in accordance with the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.33 unless at the time the offence was committed, the vehicle was in the possession of a person other than the owner without the owner’s consent.
3.2.3. Every person who contravenes any provision of this bylaw is guilty of an offence and is, upon conviction, liable to any penalty provided under the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P.33.
3.2.4. A person charged with a parking or stopping offence under this by-law may, within 21 days of the infraction date, pay a set fine amount in accordance with the set fine amount approved by the Ontario Court of Justice.
3.2.5. An Officer may, upon discovery of any vehicle parked or stopped in contravention of this by-law, cause it to be moved or taken to and placed or stored in a suitable place and all costs and charges for the removing, care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien upon the vehicle which may be enforced in the manner provided by the Repair and Storage Liens Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. R.25.
3.3. VALIDITY AND SEVERABILITY
Every provision of this by-law is declared severable from the remainder and if any provision of this by-law shall be declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, such declaration shall not affect the validity of the remainder of the by-law.
3.4. FORCE AND EFFECT
This by-law shall come into force and effect on the date the set fines are approved by the Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice.
3.5. REPEAL
On the date this by-law comes into effect, By-Law 2011-078 shall be hereby repealed.
3.6. SHORT TITLE
This by-law may be referred to as the “Idling By-Law”.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24TH DAY OF JULY 2019.
______Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk Tina Arbuckle
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SCHEDULE “A”
Part II – Provincial Offences Act
Item Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Short Form Offence creating Voluntary Set Fine Amount Wording provision or payment within 7 defining offence calendar days 1 Park/Stop vehicle 2.1.1 $75.00 $100.00 idling in excess of three minutes
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BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO AMEND BY-LAW 2016-088, A LAND USE CONTROL BY-LAW TO REGULATE THE USE OF LAND IN THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE
WHEREAS By-law No. 2016-088 was enacted to regulate land use in the Bracebridge Ward, of the Town of Bracebridge, in the District Municipality of Muskoka.
AND WHEREAS it is deemed necessary to amend the said by-law by rezoning certain lands;
AND WHEREAS by motion 19-PD-088 the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to pass such a by-law;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That Schedule “A” to By-law No. 2016-088 is hereby amended by rezoning the property described as Lot 2, Plan 3, Bracebridge Ward, Town of Bracebridge from the present zone of Residential Type 1 (R1) to Residential Type 2 (R2) Special – 10 (R2-10), which are more particularly outlined in red on Schedule “A” attached hereto.
2. That Section 7.1.1: Residential Zone Exceptions is hereby amended by the addition of the following:
Zone Permitted Uses
R2-10 In a Residential Type 2 Special – 10 (R2-10) zone, the permitted uses are all those permitted uses in the Residential Type 2 (R2) zone and subject to the following provisions:
(i) A maximum of one (1) Second Dwelling Unit shall be permitted; (ii) That the existing setback to the centreline of the municipal road shall be deemed to comply.
All other applicable provision of the Residential Type 2 (R2) zone shall continue to apply in respect to the lands located within the Residential Type 2 Special – 10 (R2-10) zone.
3. That Schedule "A" attached hereto forms part of this by-law.
4. That this By-law shall take effect on the date of passage by Council and shall come into force in accordance with Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O., 1990.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24TH DAY OF JULY 2019.
Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk, Tina Arbucke
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Schedule “A” Lot 2, Plan 3, Bracebridge Ward, Town of Bracebridge
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BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO REMOVE THE HOLDING SYMBOL
WHEREAS By-law 2016-088 zoned part of Lot 26, Concession 13, Macaulay Ward of the Town of Bracebridge, being Parts 24 and 32 of BR-692 to Shoreline Residential Type 1 Special – 66 Holding (SR1-66H).
AND WHEREAS BY motion 19-PD-092 the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to pass such a by-law.
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the Holding (H) Symbol of By-law 2016-088 is hereby removed on the property located at Lot 26, Concession 13, Macaulay Ward of the Town of Bracebridge being Parts 24 and 32 of BR- 692.
2. That this By-law shall take effect on the date of passage by Council and shall come into force in accordance with Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O., 1990.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24TH DAY OF JULY 2019.
Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk Tina Arbuckle
180 BILL NO. 68
BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO REMOVE THE HOLDING SYMBOL
WHEREAS By-law 2019-004 zoned Lot 9 and Part of Lots 10 and 14, Plan 11 and Parts 1 to 6, Plan 35R- 6842 in the Bracebridge Ward of the Town of Bracebridge to General Commercial Special – 10 Holding (C3-10H).
AND WHEREAS BY motion 19-PD-031 the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Bracebridge deems it expedient to pass such a by-law.
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the Holding (H) Symbol of By-law 2019-004 is hereby removed on the property located at Lot 9 and part of Lots 10 and 14, Plan 11 and Parts 1 to 6, Plan 35R-6842, Bracebridge Ward of the Town of Bracebridge.
2. In accordance with Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O, 1990, this By-law shall come into force and effect upon the latter of:
2.1. The date of passage of this By-law by Council, or
2.2. The date the District Engineering and Public Works confirms the appropriate permits have been obtained in conformity with the Sewer Use By-law for Lot 9 and part of Lots 10 and 14, Plan 11 and Parts 1 to 6, Plan 35R-6842, Bracebridge Ward of the Town of Bracebridge.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24TH DAY OF JULY 2019.
Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk Tina Arbuckle
181 BILL NO. 69
BY-LAW NO. 2019-
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE TO CONFIRM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON THE 24TH DAY OF JULY 2019
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF BRACEBRIDGE ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the action of the Council at its Meeting held on July 24, 2019, and in respect to each resolution and other action passed and taken by the Council at its said meetings, which include Public Meetings and Special Council Meetings is, except where prior approval of the Ontario Municipal Board and the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal is required, hereby adopted, ratified and confirmed; and,
2. That the Mayor and Officers of the Corporation are hereby authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to the said action or to obtain approvals where required, and to execute all documents as may be necessary in that behalf, and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to affix the Corporate Seal to all such documents.
READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 24th DAY OF JULY 2019.
______Mayor, Graydon Smith Deputy Clerk, Tina Arbuckle
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