/bt 4:30 p.m., Wednesday January 25, 2017 Environment, Transportation & Public Safety Standing Committee REQUEST FOR DEFERRALS, REFERRALS &/OR WITHDRAWALS Item 7.2 Report No. 2 of the Court of Revision reciarding St. Clair College - Lennon Drain -This matter is withdrawn from the ETPS Standing Committee agenda as it is a matter pursuant to the Drainage Act and as such, the decision of the Court of Revision is final subject to an appeal to the Tribunal constituted under the same Act. As a result, the Standing Committee does not have jurisdiction in this matter. 8.14 Zanzibar Crescent Proposed Parkinp Changes (Ward 9) -Husam Ibrahim, resident of Ward 9 submitting the attached e-mail dated January 24, 2017 requesting deferral of this matter to the February 22, 2017 ETPS Standing Committee meeting. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Item 8.1 Riverfront Festival Plaza FinaHzation Project -Windsor Parade Corporation submitting the attached letter dated January 19, 2017 as additional information. -Windsor River Cruises submitting the attached letter dated January 19, 2017 as additional information. Item 8.7 CR248/2014 Inquiry reoardinci the process involved for the_dpsure of Matchette Road, WardJ AND Item 8.6 Additional Information Memo -Sydney Steinberg, submitting the attached e-mail dated January 23, 2017 as additional information. -Tracy Greenwood-Bennett submitting the attached e-maii dated January 20, 2017 as additional information. -Averil Parent, Environment & Sustainability Coordinator submitting the attached letter from the Canadian Herpetological Society dated November 4, 2016 as additional information. 8.9 CQ49-2016 Karen Streetpne-Way(Ward9} -Shirley Watson, resident of Ward 9 submitting the attached presentation as additional information. Item 8.10 Policy for Bicycle Parking on Public Propertv -Amy Farkas, Chair and Dr. Christopher Waters, Vice Chair, Windsor Bicycling Committee submitting the attached e-mail dated January 24, 2017 as additional information. Page 1 of 2 8.13 Kamloops Street Extension Environmental Assessment - Filinci the Notice of Study Completion -Kelly McRobb-Ackland, resident of Ward 9 submitting the attached comments on the EA Study. -Mike & Nicole Sourenian, residents of Ward 9 submitting the attached comments as additional information. DELEGATIONS: (5 minutes maximum) Item 8.1 Riverfront Festival Plaza Finalization Project -Dan Krutsch, Consultant from Landmark Engineering and Stefan Fediuk, Landscape Architect (powerpoint) (10 minutes) -Lori Newton, representing Bike Windsor Essex (5 minutes) -David Grimaldi, representing Windsor Parade Corporation, Summer Fest by the River (5 minues) -Barry Jamieson and Patrick Jamieson, representing World's Finest Shows (5 minutes) -Chris Uszynski, representing Le Chocolat and The Color Run (5 minutes) Item 8.10 Policy for Bicycle Parkina on Public Property -Bridget Scheuemnan, representing Olde Riverside, Pillette Village and Ford City BIAs -Lori Newton, representing Bike Windsor Essex 8.13 Kamloops Street Extension Environmental Assessment - Filing the Notice of Study Completion -Kelly McRobb-Ackland, resident of Ward 9 8.9 CQ49-2016 Karen Street One-Way (Ward 9) -Barry Ashby, resident of Ward 9 -Shirley Watson, resident of Karen Street (powerpoint) -Jack Craig, resident of Lynn Street Item 8.7 CR248/2014 Inquiry reaardinc) the Drocess involved for the closure of Matchette Road, Ward 1 AND Item 8.6 Additional Information Memo -Cathy Greenwell, resident of Ward 2 -Nancy Pancheshan, resident of LaSaIle (powerpoint) -Jesse Gardner Costa, President, Essex County Field Naturalists -Jonathan Choquette, representing SCC Ecological -Anna Lynn Meloche, resident of LaSalle -Tracy Panchuk, resident of Ward 1 -Giovani Abati, representing Watershed Watchers Page 2 of 2 From; husam ibrahim Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2017 12:43 PM To:derks -„„ .. - ADDITIOMAL Cc: Pardeep 3792 Zanzib Cres ih i r-/-\ r^a n .-\ Subject: Letter no. ST2017 - Zanzibar Cres. Proposed Parking Changes ITEM NO. 8.rf ), Referring to our phone call today January 24 ,201 7 around 11:13 AM regarding your letter no. ST2017 about Zanzibar Cres. proposed parking changes and the committee meeting that will be held on Wednesday January 25, 2017 at 4:30 pm. Can you please defer discussing the issue to the next committee meeting that will be held on Feb.Mea^. 22,2017? The reason why, as few residents of the crescent and I discussed your letter that we received on the evening of Friday January 20 , 2017, we agreed on submitting a letter explaining our concern and also we suggested to conduct a survey gathering the say of all residents on the preferred options. So far we managed to get 9 responses, we still need more time to complete the survey. I attached the letter (first page) and the survey (second page) with the responses I got so far, I hope it will be completed by March' 22, 2017. Feb I also attached 2 pictures of one comer showing that the parking on the inner side blocks the view of the whole street and prohibiting the parking around the comer only is not sufficient. Every time we drive around the corner as the width and the angle of the street is very narrow, drivers have to be very careful of the coming cars, bikes or kids , this difficulty is a daily experience and prohibiting the parking on the outer side will make it worse. Regards, Husam Ibrahim Resident- Zanzibar Cres, Anna Ciacelli January 20, 2017 Supen/isor of Council Services/ RE; Zanzlbar Crescent Proposed Parking Changes. Dear Ms. CJacelii/ This letter is in response to your letter no. ST2017/ regarding Zanzibar Crescent Proposed Parking Changes. We understand that enforcing the no parking on outer circle reduces the cost and complexity of installing the required signage for city. However, it is not understandable why tt is not viable option to have the street parking on outer circle instead of inner circle as stated in our previous petition. In our previous letter we had shared our concern on safety as it is observed parking of vehicles on inner circle blocks the view of drivers, pedestrians and kids on bikes around the two curves of the crescents and becomes dangerous spot even of your proposal of prohibiting parking in the corner as It still clears a small view of both curves. We are hopeful that administration wil! consider this concern of residents while making the decision other than the cost factor and getting 2 more spaces. It is to be noted that many of the crescents in our neighborhood no paring is enforced on inner circle of crescents/for example on Manzanillo Cres. and that is very safe option for the residents, It has been noticed by residents that the available clear width with parking on one side <s not sufficient to for two mid sizes cars. For example/ two passenger vans or even one mid sized car and one small sedan can not pass along a parked car. The situation become much worse during the winters due to snow around the parked vehicles. Many residents prefer to have No Parking on either side, if that is the option. This option was not opted in earlier letter Nov. 23, 2016, because your letter dated November 7/2016 did not discuss that option. We hope that our concern will be heard and proper action will be taken on this <ssue. Please CC to concerned departments. Yours Sincerely, Residents of ZanzibarCres. House No, Name SJgnatuce^ T^'3f>^Lt{ t~V\\scs<vv^.UcK'HVus/v\ "^Z"^ ^^" ~~°3*^^~\^^^ ^ ^~y^\ <if ^^^ /?^.^^ ^'b d^Ws^JU^ Q^^- RE; Zanzibar Crescent Proposed Parking Changes, f-(Jan.20/2017) |) ,,. '• - Page; 1 ^ ' p^^' Please sign under the best suitable option that you think Is the best choice for our Zanzibar Cres. 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INFORMATION To the Members of the Environment, Transportation and Public Safety Standing Committee Re: report #0220/2016 Dear Members of the Standing Committee, The Windsor Parade Corporation was approached by the City of Windsor approximately thirteen years ago to produce a Festival that would fill the void left behind by the demise of the International Freedom Festival. The Festival was rebranded in 2004 and named Summer Fest by the River and became a production of the Windsor Parade Corporation. Every year since 2004 we have produced the Festival along the waterfront in downtown Windsor. One of our key partners is World's Finest Shows. They also had been a key partner of the International Freedom Festival. Mr. Jamieson and his Show have been part of the downtown landscape for over forty years. Our Festival along with World's Finest Shows usually runs from the middle of June until after the Canada Day celebrations. This event has become part of the fabric of Windsor and Essex County and is truly supported by the residents of the area. We are by far the largest contributor of revenue for the Festival Plaza since we rent space over a fifteen to twenty day consecutive period of time.