council up-date October 6 03 - City of Barrie

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CITY COUNCIL UP-DATE
City Clerk’s Office
October 7, 2003
The Following Matters Were Dealt With At the
Council and General Committee Meetings Held On October 6, 2003
Josie MacLachlan of Maple Grove Public School and Kylie McCall of Allandale Heights Public School were
sworn into office as Student Mayors for the period of October 6 to October 20, 2003.
Presentation to the Barrie Tornado Junior “B” Lacrosse Team in recognition of becoming the 2003
Provincial and National Champions
Mayor Perri presented a plaque to Mike Kloepfer, co-owner and General Manager of the Barrie Tornado Junior “B”
Lacrosse Team in recognition of becoming the 2003 Provincial Champions. The team members displayed the
Ontario Championship Cup and the Founder’s Cup (the Canadian Junior Championship) to Members of
Council. The list of team members is as follows:
Players:
• Kyle Carnduff • Braden Deane
• Jeff McLaughlin • Jeff Gilbert
• Ryan Gallagher • Troy Heaselgrave
• Joel Bradshaw • Chet Koneczny
• Justin Kennedy • Kenny Hamilton
• Thomas Reid • Chad Francis
• Kevin Francis • Brad Trottier
• Chad Lavechia • Mike Carroll
• Mike Bradshaw • Phil Montgomery
Head Coach - Doug Taylor
Asst. Coaches- Brian Maher & Pat Savickas
Equipment Manager- Ralph Webb
Asst. Equipment Manager- Derek Gallagher
Trainers- Butch McClintock & Laura Arts
Team Chiropractor- Dr. Bob Willson
Ball Boys - Cory Kloepfer & Justin Kloepfer
Security Coordinator – Doug Bernard
Co-owner & General Manager- Mike Kloepfer
Co-owner- Dan Dooley
Deputation – Anne Street (Dunlop Street to Essa Road) Class Environmental Assessment, Selection of
Preferred Design - Follow Up Report
Ms. Sharyn Wynn of Graham Wilson and Green addressed Council on behalf of the owners of 96 to 110 Anne
Street South regarding motion 03-G-549, Anne Anne Street (Dunlop Street to Essa Road) Class Environmental
Assessment Selection of Preferred Design – Follow Up Report. She noted that the proposed plan would
eliminate a row of parking in front of plaza. Ms. Wynn stated that the area is a vehicular destination, and as
such, parking is vitally important to the businesses. She indicated that her client had gone to great expense in
hiring Mr. Smith, a municipal engineer, to determine if a compromise could be found. Her clients are proposing
an alternative of a 2.3 metre widening which would reduce the two boulevards to one with the curb directly
adjacent to the sidewalk. Ms. Wynn requested that Members of Council Client consider her client’s alternative
which would allow them to maintain the businesses and allow for the widening of Anne Street with sidewalks on

oth sides.
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GENERAL COMMITTEE
Public Meetings
Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendment - City of Barrie – 55 & 57 McDonald and 61 & 67 Owen Street
A Public Meeting was held to consider an application for an Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law
Amendment submitted by the City of Barrie for municipal property for lands located on the south east corner of
McDonald Street and Owen Street, municipally known as 55 & 57 McDonald Street and 61 & 67 Owen Street.
The subject property is designated City Centre in the City’s Official Plan, and is currently zoned Residential,
Multiple Family Dwelling – Second Density RM2 by Zoning By-law 85-95. The applicant is proposing to amend
the current zoning of the property from RM2 to Transition Centre Commercial C2 in order to permit the
development of a municipal (public) parking facility.
Rezoning - Aaron Mendelson Ent. – 557 Yonge Street.
A Public Meeting was held to consider an application for an Official Plan Amendment and a Rezoning submitted
by Aaron Mendelson Ent. for a parcel of land located on the east side of Yonge Street north of Coxmill Road in
the Painswick North Planning Area. The property is described as Lot 12, Concession 13, Part of Lot 41,
Registered Plan 885, formerly Township of Innisfil and is known municipally as 557 Yonge Street in the City of
Barrie.
The property is designated General Commercial by the City's Official Plan and zoned One Family Detached
Dwelling-First Density R1 by Zoning By-law 85-95. The applicant has requested a rezoning of the property to
General Commercial C4 to permit this property to develop for future commercial purposes including a drivethrough
restaurant.
The following matters will be considered by Council on October 20, 2003:
Navy League of Canada Site Developments
The Committee approved a recommendation to authorize $250,000.00 of the 2003 waterfront development
funds be expended on this site as follows;
a) $40,000.00 on exterior façade improvements
b) $25,000.00 on perimeter fencing
c) $125,000.00 on shoreline stabilization
d) $55,000.00 on provision of water and sanitary sewer services at the time of Lakeshore Drive road works
being undertaken in this area
e) $5,000.00 on landscape planting
The exchange of property between the City of Barrie and the Navy League as outlined on drawing Schedule “A”
– Proposed Sea Cadet Yard was approved. The City will receive frontage along Lakeshore Drive presently
leased for the use of the NLBB in exchange for City property along the east side of the NLBB lease parcel.
Transient Docking Opportunities – Navy League of Canada Site
The Committee approved a recommendation to have the marine engineer consultant engaged in the shoreline
stabilization by the Navy League of Canada, Barrie Branch review transient docking opportunities. The engineer
would evaluate other potential near by site and the implications of reconfiguration of the Bayfield basin dock to
finger docks.
Request for Noise Exemption – Mapleview Church, 211 Marsellus Drive – Halloween Event
The Committee approved a recommendation to grant a temporary exemption from Noise Control By-law 76-140,
as amended to Mapleview Church, located at 211 Marsellus Drive, Barrie to permit the amplification of sound
from loud speakers to be located outside on their premises, on Friday, October 31st, 2003 from 6 p.m. to 9:00
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p.m. in order to permit a band to perform for a Halloween Event for teens and younger children.
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Outdoor Performance Centre Proposal
The Committee approved a recommendation to consider an Outdoor Performance Centre for the waterfront.
The Outdoor Performance Centre Planning Committee (O.P.C.P.C.) will research information related to the
construction of an outdoor performance centre, consult with potential users on the potential design of the centre,
and fund raise to help pay the cost of construction phase in order to realize this dream for the community. The
following conditions were supported in principle:
a) That the specific location, area of land, and the size of the Outdoor Performance Centre shall be
determined by the City in consultation with the O.P.C.P.C.
b) That all capital funding for the project shall be the responsibility of the O.P.C.P.C., with the exception of
providing the main electrical service to the site.
c) That construction of the facility would not proceed until all required capital funds have been secured by
the O.P.C.P.C.
d) That, upon completion of construction of the facility, the Outdoor Performance Centre shall be donated
to the City of Barrie at no cost to the City.
e) That the design for the Outdoor Performance Centre be subject to the approval of the Council of City of
Barrie.
f) That the City of Barrie will provide the main electrical services to the site at its cost.
g) That upon completion of construction of the facility, the City of Barrie be responsible for the
maintenance and operation of the facility.
h) That upon transfer of the facility to the City of Barrie, the City be responsible for the establishment of all
policies and procedures related to the operation and use of the facility.
All-Way Stop - Gore Drive and Cunningham Drive
The Committee approved a recommendation to have staff consider the installation of an all-way stop at the most
westerly intersection of Gore Drive and Cunningham Drive and report back to General Committee.
All-Way Stop - Emms Drive and Brucker Road
The Committee approved a recommendation to have staff consider the installation of an all-way stop at the
intersection of Emms Drive and Brucker Road and report back to General Committee.
All-Way Stop - Red Oak Drive and Sundew Drive
The Committee approved a recommendation to have staff consider the installation of an all-way stop at the
intersection of Red Oak Drive and Sundew Drive and report back to General Committee.
All-Way Stop - Francis Street and Donald Street
The Committee approved a recommendation to have staff consider the installation of an all-way stop at the
corner of Francis Street and Donald Street and report back to General Committee.
For further details, please contact:
Dawn McAlpine
Deputy City Clerk
Phone: (705) 739-4220 ext. 4421
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