COUNCIL MEETING NO. 13
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1990.
PRESENT:
MOVED Alderman
Mayor
Campbell
Jan Reimer.
- Hayter
RECOMMENDATION:
Aldermen J. Bethel,
That the
M. Binder,
Minutes of Meeting No. 12, dated
B.
That
Campbell,
Council C.
concur
March
Chichak,
with
27, 1990,
R.
theHayter,
recommendation.
be adopted as circulated.
K.B. Kozak, P. Mackenzie, B. Mason,
Alderman Mason
S. referred
McKay, to
H.the
Paull,
ommission
L. Staroszik,
of hisL.Notice
White.
of Motion from
the March 27, 1990 Council meeting and read the following into the
ALSO
record:IN ATTENDANCE:
R. Picherack, City Manager.
April 10, 1990 J. Basey, City Solicitor.
B. Duncan, General Manager, Planning and Development.
U.S. Watkiss, City Clerk.
Mayor Reimer called the meeting to order at 9:35 a.m.
Ms. Jill Bassil, 3524, 104 Street, T6J 2J7 opened the meeting with
prayers.
A presentation was made by Mayor Reimer on behalf of City Council and
the citizens of Edmonton to Kurt Browning, Male World Figure Skating
Champion.
Mayor Reimer proclaimed April 10, 1990 as Kurt Browning Day.
Council acknowledged Mr. Browning and the representatives from the
Royal Glenora Club.
A.1
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS COUNCIL SESSION(S).
558
At the next regular meeting of City Council, I will move:
That the Planning Department bring forward clear
recommendations as to the proportion of
multi-family, RPL and other single family housing
be included in new residential developments.
(See Addendum, H.2.b., page 609.)
Alderman White requested that p. 501 be corrected, as follows:
MOVED Alderman White - Hayter
That reports from the Administration, requested by
members of City Council, be forwarded directly to City
Council and Standing Committees of Council unaltered and
without delay.
Alderman Hayter requested that p. 500 be corrected by citing his
Point of Privilege in full under A. Emergent Matters rather than B.
Aldermanic Inquiries.
On a Point of Privilege, Alderman Hayter stated the following:
I have just come from the Edmonton Inn where the spring
convention of the Alberta Association of Municipal
Districts and Counties is being held. This is one of the
largest conventions held in our city, representing rural
government in this Province. I agreed to attend and
welcome the delegates on behalf of the City as a favour
to the President, who called me last night to indicate
that no-one from Council was going to be there. He also
said there was a move afoot to present a motion that the
convention be shifted to another location because of the
lack of interest demonstrated by the City of Edmonton.
To put it mildly, the Association is miffed that the
Mayor of this city has declined to attend either last
fall's or this spring's conventions, and they see this as
a slight. This convention must have a higher priority in
our planning. This is a vital group, one that is very
important to the economic well-being of our city. We
often take for granted the importance of rural Alberta.
Agriculture, in its many forms, is still the cornerstone
of the standard of life that we enjoy in this province.
I bring this to the attention of members of Council,
because this must be taken seriously.
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATION as amended put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
April 10, 1990
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
CARRIED
599
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull,
Staroszik, White.
Alderman Kozak made the following statement:
Alderman White, on a point of information, referred to p. 507 of the
Minutes with respect
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is requested that the Mayor's Office possibly get
involved. I have dealt with Shaw on this and I will
report
back. MATTERS - HALF HOUR QUESTION PERIOD.
EMERGENT
Secondly, in light of the twinning, I have contacted both
newspapers and one of the papers came back, the Edmonton
Journal, and they will be listing Nashville's daily
weather report, and we are requesting that the other city
do the same. So far, there have been a lot of exchanges
taking place in the month or so that we have done this
formally, and that is very encouraging.
April 10, 1990
B.
ALDERMANIC INQUIRIES/SUGGESTIONS.
B.1.
Aldermanic Inquiries.
Alderman Kozak referred to a letter from a school principal in Mill
Woods, with respect to the telephone directory's misspelling of the
words "Mill Woods" and requested Edmonton Telephones correct the
error.
Alderman McKay requested a report from the Planning and Development
Department and the Office of the City Solicitor on the land status
for the Prince of Wales Armouries.
Alderman McKay requested a report from the Parks and Recreation
Department on the disposition of the $400,000, in the New City Hall
plans, allocated for the Cenotaph.
Alderman Campbell requested a report on the 1990 plans for Candy Cane
Lane.
Alderman Campbell requested an update on the schedule for the
A.M.P.L.E. Project in Brittania-Youngstown.
Alderman Campbell requested the monthly status report on the Civic
Accommodation strategy with additional information pertaining to
Environmental Services budget overrun as well as the final costs for
civic accommodations and the timeframes for the completion of the
process.
Alderman Campbell requested a report on the status on the
correspondence between The Canadian Condominium Institute and
Environmental Services with respect to charges for fire lines. Also
to be included in the report is a comparision of charges with cities
like Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Vancouver and Calgary.
Alderman Bethel requested a report from the Transportation Department
with respect to the delay of the Grant MacEwan construction and
whether the agreement between the City and Grant MacEwan would permit
a deferral of one year in the Capital Priorities Plan.
Alderman Chichak requested a report from the City Manager with
respect to whether Edmonton Northlands is acquiring land south of 112
Avenue.
Alderman Mason requested a report from the Parks and Recreation
Department on the provision of including outdoor swimming pools in
recreational facilities as well as maintaining the existing outdoor
swimming pools.
Alderman McKay requested a report on how the City of Red Deer and the
Province of Ontario have handled the problem of statutory holidays
and retail outlets remainingopening.
April 10, 1990
B.2.
Aldermanic Suggestions
Alderman Bethel made the following suggestions that arose from
discussions with some Civic employees with respect to administration
staff time with respect to attendance at Council/Committee meetings:
1.
The Committee Chairmen might ask for exemptions of
particular items rather than dealing with each item
in committee.
2.
Provide separate private, work space connected to
the committee rooms or to Council, where
administrators could work while they wait.
3.
That the new City Hall connect Council Chambers and
committee rooms to each department by video, so
that Aldermen could speak directly to
administrators in their offices.
C.
ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.
RECOMMENDATION:
That the following reports be received as
information.
MOVED Alderman Bethel - White
That Council concur with the recommendation.
Members of Council requested the exemption of C.1.
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATION (excluding the exemption) put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
CARRIED
Alderman Binder requested leave of Council to debate and discuss item
C.1.
MOVED Alderman Binder - White
That item C.1. be fully debated.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
April 10, 1990
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
Alderman Bethel.
CARRIED
562
C.1.
Alderman Binder re: 1990 Improvements Jasper Avenue and
Messrs. B. Duncan
124and
Street
J. Low, Planning and Development Department, R.
Ardiel and P. Fernandes, Finance Department answered Council's
questions.
Alderman Mackenzie left the meeting.
Alderman Hayter left the meeting.
Alderman Campbell requested a breakdown of the $1.5 million from the
1988 surplus, to include the actual costs for the architectural
drawings and the actual cost of the project to date.
Alderman Hayter re-entered Council Chambers.
Mayor Reimer vacated the Chair and Deputy Mayor, Alderman Mason,
assumed the Chair.
Mayor Reimer left the meeting.
MOVED Alderman Bethel - Hayter
That item C.1. be referred to the Budget Committee for
consideration in the 1991-1995 Capital Priorities Plan.
Mayor Reimer re-entered Council Chambers.
Deputy Mayor, Alderman Mason, vacated the Chair and Mayor Reimer
assumed the Chair.
Alderman Mackenzie re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Bethel left the meeting.
Alderman Mason left the meeting.
Alderman Mackenzie left the meeting.
Alderman Bethel re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Mackenzie re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Mason re-entered Council Chambers.
Mr. R. Neuman, Public Works Department, answered Council's questions.
Alderman Paull left the meeting and returned a few minutes later.
April 10, 1990
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman McKay - No Seconder
That item C.1. be referred for the purpose of setting
strict priorities to be considered on the basis of what
can be done on Jasper Avenue first and 124 Street second
as to timing and money.
NOT PUT
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Hayter - Mason
That the phrase "for consideration in the 1991-1995
Capital Priorities Plan" be struck and the following
phrase be added: "for the purpose of reviewing the
options available for the financing of the Jasper Avenue
and 124 Street improvements" and that a report with
recommendations be brought back to the next meeting of
City Council to be held April 24, 1990.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie,
Mason, McKay.
Aldermen Chichak, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
CARRIED
MOTION ON AS AMENDED put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Hayter,
Mason, McKay.
Aldermen Binder, Campbell, Chichak,
Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull, Staroszik, White.
Alderman McKay left the meeting.
MOVED Alderman White - Binder
LOST
1.
That the special improvements projects, Jasper
Avenue and 124 Street, be funded through a
combination of:
i.
the savings in the 1990 Capital Budgets;
ii.
advanced funds from the Mill Woods Reserve Fund;
iii.
general surplus reserves; and
2.
that the Administration report back to City Council
meeting to be held on April 24, 1990 as to the
precise financing plan.
Alderman McKay re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Bethel left the meeting.
April 10, 1990
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AMENDMENT
Alderman Chichak
MOVED
re-entered
Alderman
Council
Mackenzie
Chambers
- Kozak
and left a few minutes
later.
That the Finance Department review the general surpluses
Alderman Kozak
from
left 1989
the meeting.
as well as the Capital Priorities Plan as a
possible source of funds.
Alderman Chichak re-entered Council Chambers.
FOR THE MOTION: Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
CARRIED
Alderman Kozak re-entered
Council
Chambers.
Chichak,
Hayter,
Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Paull, Staroszik, White.
MOTION, AS AMENDED,
ON THE
JASPER AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT put and
ABSENT:
Alderman
Bethel.
declared.
Members of Council were requested to split the special improvements
projects
FOR THE
forMOTION:
voting purposes.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
CARRIED
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, McKay, Paull,
Alderman Chichak left the
Staroszik,
meeting.White.
OPPOSED:
Aldermen Bethel, Hayter, Mason.
Alderman Bethel re-entered Council Chambers.
MOVED Alderman White - Kozak
That Orders of the Day be extended.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Kozak, Mackenzie, McKay,
Paull, White.
Aldermen Hayter, Mason, Staroszik.
Alderman Chichak.
CARRIED
MOTION, AS AMENDED, ON THE 124 STREET IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT put and
declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
Aldermen Binder, Campbell, Chichak, White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Hayter,
Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull,
Staroszik.
LOST
April 10, 1990
565
C.2.
Alderman Kozak re: Citizen Action Centre's Summary of
(Council concurred
Telephone
with the
Calls
recommendation.)
for 1989
C.3.
Council recessed
Alderman
at 12:15 McKay
p.m. re: Earth Day Celebrations
Council reconvened at 1:35 p.m.
(Council concurred with the recommendation.)
MOVED Alderman Paull - White
C.4.
Alderman McKay re: Grierson Hill Reclamation
That Bylaws 9257, 9258 and 9259, as amended, be brought
forward to be dealt with at this time.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, White.
Aldermen Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Staroszik.
Alderman Chichak entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Kozak entered Council Chambers.
G.2.
SECOND READING BYLAWS.
CARRIED
RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. That Enclosure IV be received as information.
G.2.e.
Bylaw No. 9257 - To amend the Stadium Station Area
Redevelopment Plan Bylaw No. 6931.
2. That Enclosure
3.
the CourseIIofbeAction
received
contained
as information.
in
Enclosure IV be supported.
4. That Enclosure IId be approved as amendments
to Bylaw 9257.
5.
That the Administration prepare an agreement
between the City and Northlands to achieve the
following:
April 10, 1990
6.
-
Northlands ownership of the northern
portion of Borden Park West Parking lot
including 113 Avenue for on-site parking;
-
City ownership of Northlands controlled
single-family lots south of 113 Avenue
east of 79 Street for expansion of Borden
Park; and
-
Improvements to 79 Street and Borden Park
Road as a Northlands access route.
That Enclosure IV Map D be approved as the
Expansion Area pursuant to paragraph 27 of the
Master Agreement between the City of Edmonton
and Northlands dated August 28, 1989.
HISTORY
On February 22, 1983 and January 11, 1983 City Council adopted Bylaws
6931 and 6767, the Stadium Station Area Redevelopment Plan and
Montrose Santa Rosa Area Redevelopment Plan.
On November 26, 1985, City Council approved the Terms of Reference
for the Northlands Area Redevelopment Plan and endorsed the
Northlands Study Area as shown on Enclosure IIa.
On June 7, 1989, Executive Committee of Council referred the
Northlands Land Use Concept to the Administration requesting a report
on land use alternatives for the south-west comer, taking into
account the proximity to the LRT, existing barns at Northlands,
financial implications, transportation vehicular access and 112
Avenue and the Northlands agreement.
On June 21, 1989, Executive Committee of Council directed the
Planning and Development Department to prepare the Northlands Area
Redevelopment Plan and necessary bylaws incorporating the North
Cromdale residential/commercial (mixed use) alternative in their Land
Use Concept with the provision of a north/south road between 112
Avenue and the Northlands site in the vicinity of 79 Street.
On June 27, 1989, City Council supported the Master Agreement and
Northlands Site Lease Agreement between the City of Edmonton and
Edmonton Northlands.
On September 12, 1989, City Council directed the Planning and
Development Department to conduct public meetings on the draft bylaws
related to Northlands, before the November 14, 1989 Council meeting.
On December 12, 1989, City Council gave First Reading to Bylaw 9 257
after the Public Hearing and referred it to the Planning and
Development Department to identify those lands in the North Cromdale
area between 113 and 114 Avenues as future expansion area for
Edmonton Northlands; to prepare a report as to how theArea
April 10, 1990
Redevelopment Plan improvements are to be funded; and, to negotiate
with Northlands on the proposed improvements.
On March 27, 1990, City Council referred Bylaw 9257 back to the
Planning and Development Department to clarify Department
recommendations on parkland acquisition, Northlands boundaries and
the parking lot agreement in an executive summary and bring the
report back to the April 10, 1990 Council meeting along with the
bylaw.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this Bylaw is to amend the Stadium Station Area
Redevelopment Plan Bylaw to establish a clear boundary between
Edmonton Northlands site and the adjacent communities of Cromdale,
Parkdale and Virginia Park and allow park expansion and developoment
of residential uses in close proximity to the Stadium LRT Station.
Alderman Campbell entered Council Chambers.
MOVED Alderman White - Kozak
That Council concur with the recommendations.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Kozak - White
That the following be added to the recommendations, as
follows:
7.
That the Letter of Understanding between the
City of Edmonton and Edmonton Northlands be
accepted as information.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie,
Mason, McKay, Paull, White.
Aldermen Hayter, Staroszik.
Alderman Staroszik entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Hayter entered Council Chambers.
CARRIED
Messrs. B. Duncan, R. Caldwell and Ms. B. Denboer answered Council's
questions.
Alderman Campbell left the meeting.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Bethel - Mason
That Recommendation 5 be amended, as follows:
Delete the sentence in Recommendation 5:
April 10, 1990
568
-
Northlands ownership of the northern portion
of Borden Park West Parking lot including 113
Avenue for on-site parking;
and replace with the following sentence:
-
Northlands ownership of the Burns property;
and pedestrian access from the Burns lot.
Alderman Mackenzie left the meeting and returned a few minutes later.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Alderman Bethel, Mason,
McKay.
Aldermen Binder, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Paull, Staroszik, White.
Alderman Campbell.
LOST
Alderman Bethel requested a report on the progress and timing of
Edmonton Northlands Master Plan as well as the process th at will be
used for Northlands to acquire land in Cromdale.
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATIONS AS AMENDED put and declared.
On a Point of Order, Alderman Mason requestee clarification as to
whether the Aldermen serving on the Northlands Board of Directors
were in conflict of interest with respect to the Bylaws pertaining to
Northlands.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Aldermen Binder, Chichak, Hayter,
Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull, Staroszik, White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Mason,
McKay.
Alderman Campbell.
MOVED Alderman White - Kozak
CARRIED
That Bylaw 9257 be now read a second time as amended.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Aldermen Binder, Chichak, Hayter,
Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull, Staroszik, White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Mason,
McKay.
Alderman Campbell.
Bylaw 9257 was read a second time as amended.
MOVED Alderman White - Paull
CARRIED
That Bylaw 9257 be now read a third time as amended and
finally passed.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
April 10, 1990
Aldermen Binder, Chichak, Hayter,
Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull, Staroszik, White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Mason,
CARRIED
569
on
RECOMMENDATIONS:
TheNovember
purpose of
26,this
1985,
bylaw
McKay.
City
is Council
to
1. amend
That
approved
theEnclosure
Montrose
the Terms
IISanta
be received
ofRosa
Reference
Area
as information.
ABSENT:
G.3.a.
for
Redevelopment
the Northlands
Bylaw
Plan
Area
Bylaw
No,
Alderman
Redevelopment
9258
in order
- To
Campbell.
amend
to preserve
Plan
Bylaw
(ARP)
theNo.
viability
and
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as
andamended,
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of
quality
studyof
which
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the Montrose
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the
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shown
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continued
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of
a third
Northlands
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entitled
amended
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"Montrose-Burns
and
exhibition
was finally
and passed.
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recreation facility serving Edmontonadded
and Northern
to the Montrose
Alberta. Santa Rosa Area
On September 12,
1989, READING
City CouncilBYLAWS.
Redevelopment
directed the Planning
Plan Implementation
and
Document.
G.3.
THIRD
HISTORY
Development
MOVED Alderman
Department
Whiteto- Paull
conduct, before the November 14, 1989
Council meeting, a public meeting on the draft Bylaws related to
Northlands.
That Council concur with the recommendations.
On December 12, 1989, City Council gave first and second readings to
Bylaw 9258 and referred it to the Planning and Development Department
to address the concerns expressed by the neighbourhood as well as the
source of funds.
On March 27, 1990, City Council referred Bylaw 9258 back to the
Planning and Development Department to clarify Department
recommendations on parkland acquisition, Northlands boundaries and
the parking lot agreement in an executive summary and bring the
report back to the April 10, 1990 Council meeting along with the
bylaw.
PURPOSE
April 10, 1990
AMENDMENT
MOTION
MOVED
Bylaw 9258
RECOMMENDATIONS:
Alderman
ONwas
RECOMMENDATIONS
MOVED
read
White
a third
Alderman
- Kozak
time
1. That
asPaull
amended
Enclosure
AS
- Kozak
AMENDED
and
II be
was
received
finally
put and
as
passed.
declared.
information.
Alderman
That
That City
re-entered
Bylaw
Council
9258
Council
be
endorse
now
Chambers.
read
Mapa Bthird
as the
time
potential
as amended
futureand
FOR
THE Campbell
MOTION:
Mayor
Reimer,
Aldermen
Binder,
Chichak,
Northlands
finally passed.
consolidated
areaMason,
of operation
which indicates
Kozak,
Mackenzie,
Paull, White.
G.3.b.
the
Bylaw
Burns
No.
Site
9259
as (as
aBethel,
potential
amended)
future
- ToMcKay,
expansion
adopt the
area.
Northlands
OPPOSED:
Aldermen
Hayter,
Staroszik.
Area Redevelopment
Plan.Chichak, Hayter,
ABSENT:
FOR THE MOTION:
Alderman
Aldermen Campbell.
Binder,
That Policy
1.27Mackenzie,
be amendedPaull,
to add
under theWhite.
Summary of
Kozak,
Staroszik,
Action paragraph,
Northlands
would
respond
within one (1)
OPPOSED:
Mayor Reimer,
Aldermen
Bethel,
Mason,
year afterMcKay.
the land has been declared surplus by the City
and has been
offered
for sale by the City.
ABSENT:
Alderman
Campbell,
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Chichak,
Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason, Paull, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Hayter, McKay, Staroszik.
Alderman Campbell,
CARRIED
CARRIED
CARRIED
On June 18, 1985, City Council
2. That
directed
Enclosure
the Administration
IIe be approved
to prepare
as amendments
an Area Redevelopment Plan fortotheBylaw
Northlands
9259 (as
Area
amended).
in consultation
with
HISTORY
Northlands and the Borden Park Residents Association.
On November 26, 1985, City Council approved the Terms of Reference
for the Northlands Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP) and defined an are a
April 10, 1990
of study which included portions of the Montrose Santa Rosa Area
Redevelopment Plan Bylaw.
On December 12, 1989, City Council gave first and second readings to
Bylaw 9259 as amended after the Public Hearing and referred it to the
Administration to respond to the questions and concerns of the
neighbourhood and to specifically consult with CN, Northlands and
affected communities on the amendment to Site Policy 11.
On March 27, 1990, City Council referred Bylaw 9259, as amended, back
to the Planning and Development Department to clarify Department
recommendations on parkland acquisition, Northlands boundaries and
the parking lot agreement in an executive summary and bring the
report back to the April 10, 1990 Council meeting along with the
bylaw.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this bylaw is to define the Northlands Area
Redevelopment Plan Area and to adopt the Northlands Area
Redevelopment Plan Bylaw in order to facilitate the continued
operations of Northlands as a major exhibition and recreation
facility serving Edmonton and Northern Alberta while preserving the
viability and quality of life in the surrounding neighbourhoods.
MOVED Alderman White - Campbell
That Council concur with the recommendations.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull,
Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Mason, McKay.
CARRIED
MOVED Alderman White - Kozak
That Bylaw 9259 as amended be now read a third time and
finally passed as amended.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
Aldermen Binder, Campbell, Chichak,
Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull,
Staroszik, White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Mason,
McKay.
CARRIED
Bylaw 9259 as amended was read a third time and was finally passed as
amended.
MOVED Alderman Campbell - Hayter
That Council resolve into Committee of the Whole to
consider Executive Committee Reports 20 and 21.
April 10, 1990
572
FOR
4. THE MOTION:
111 Street
Mayor
Access
Reimer,
to Twin
Aldermen
Brooks
Bethel,
(Budget
Binder,
Committee ReportCARRIED
YOUR COMMITTEE
#4)
REPORTS:
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik,
That it White.
considered the above noted item.
Council
YOUR COMMITTEE
resolved into Committee
RECOMMENDS:
of the Whole to consider Executive
Committee Reports 20 and 21 with the Chairman, Mayor Reimer, in the
1.
That the construction of the first three lanes of
Chair.
111 Street (9 Avenue to 19 Avenue), including the
bridge over Blackmud Creek be approved for
construction
by the endREPORTS
of 1993 at an
D.1.
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
No.estimated
20 AND No. 21.
cost of $4.8 million.
Executive Committee Report No. 20.
MOVED Alderman Mackenzie
That Council concur with the recommendations for all
items.
Members of Council requested the exemption of items 4, 13 and 14.
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATIONS (including the exemptions) put and
declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
April 10, 1990
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
AGREED
2.
That the Administration encourage the developers in
the Twin Brooks area to bring forward a
Neighbourhood Area Structure Plan amendment aimed
at amending the development limits in the area with
the following statement:
Alderman White left thea)meeting.
Upon approval of construction of the first
three lanes of Ill Street, up to 1250 units
Mr. J. Schnablegger, P. Eng., General
may be developed
Manager, Transportation
in Twin Brooks, west of 111
Department answered Council'sStreet,
questions.
provided that the current 111 Street
roadway from 19 Avenue to 12 Avenue is
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATIONS
improvedput
to ensure
and declared.
safe pedestrian access and
pavement structure to the satisfaction of the
Department.
FOR THE MOTION: MayorTransportation
Reimer, Aldermen
Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
b)
For the
balance
of the Paull,
neighbourhood
Mackenzie,
Mason,
McKay,
Staroszik.to be
developed,
ABSENT:
Alderman
White. 2 lanes of 119 Street must be
constructed from 23 Avenue to the first
intersectingResponse
collector roadway
south of
13.
Draft City of Edmonton's
to the Municipal
Blackmud
Creek.
The Transportation
and Public
Statutes Review
Committee's
(MSCR's)
Draft Legislative
Works
Departments
work with the
Discussion Paper
#3 "Authority
of shall
Municipalities"
developers of the area to ensure that the
construction of this arterial roadway takes
place when it is required, to avoid
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
overloading of the internal collector roadways
within
Brooks.
That it considered
theTwin
above
noted item, together with a
report prepared by the Corporate Studies Office dated
March, 1990,
AGREED
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
That the City of Edmonton's Response (see Enclosure
I) to the MSRC's Draft Legislative Discussion Paper
#3, "Authority of Municipalities" (see Enclosure
II) be approved for submission to the MSRC.
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATION put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION: Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
AGREED
April 10, 1990
574
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak.
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik.
ABSENT:
Alderman White.
That it considered the above noted item, together with a
report prepared by the Environmental Services Department
14.
Evaluation
dated
Marchof13,
Alternate
1990. Technologies
YOUR COMMITTEE FURTHER REPORTS:
That the following recommendations of the Administration
were considered:
1.
That the criteria set out in this report for the
evaluation and comparison of alternate technologies
be approved.
2.
That, on the basis of the criteria for evaluation
and comparison of alternate technologies and the
currently available information, only the
technologies of composting and mechanical
separation for recovery of recyclable materials and
refuse derived fuel be actively pursued at this
time.
3.
That the Administration be authorized to proceed
with tenders for a fully privatized mechanical
separation process to recover and market recyclable
materials and refuse derived fuel from commercial
and residential waste on a fee basis for 100,000
tonnes per year.
4.
That the evaluated results of the tenders be
submitted to City Council with appropriate
recommendations for approval prior to awarding a
contract.
5.
That the tenders noted in Recommendation 3 above be
based on utilization of a centralized Waste
Management facility, conditional upon approval of
such a site.
6.
April 10, 1990
That City Council reaffirm the commitment to the
siting, approval and development of a landfill as a
basic component of the City's waste management
program.
7.
8. REFERRED
That theTO
Administration
continue
to actively
monitor
and
THIS ITEM WAS
CITY COUNCIL
WITHOUT
A RECOMMENDATION.
monitor
encourage
thethe
state-of-the-art
development of
anddevelopments
pilot testing in
of the
MOVED Alderman Bethel
waste
alternate
reduction
technologies
and disposal
for resource
technologies
recovery
and
andto
report
waste disposal
to City Council
to be undertaken
on anything
through
whichthe
warrants
private
1.
That the
criteria
set venture
out
this
for the
further
sector
as
consideration
a business
as in
appropriate.
on report
a fee basis
and the
evaluationofand
comparisonsupply
of alternate
technologies
provision
a guaranteed
of waste.
be approved.
2.
3.
That
That,the
on Administration
the basis of the be
criteria
authorized
for evaluation
to proceed
with
and comparison
tenders for aoffully
alternate
privatized
technologies
mechanical
and the
separation
currently available
process to
information,
recover andonly
market
the recyclable
materials
technologies
and of
refuse
composting
derived and
fuelmechanical
from commercial
and
separation
residential
for recovery
waste onof
a fee
recyclable
basis for
materials
100,000and
tonnes
refuse derived
per year.fuel be actively pursued at this
time.
4.
5.
That the tenders
evaluated
noted
results
in Recommendation
of the tenders be 3 above be
submitted
based
on utilization
to City Council
of a centralized
with appropriate
Waste
recommendations
Management
facility,
for approval
conditional
prior
upon
to awarding
approval of
a
contract.
such
a site.
6.
7.
That the
CityAdministration
Council reaffirm
continue
the commitment
to monitortoand
the
siting, approval
encourage
the development
and development
and pilot
of atesting
landfillofas a
basic component of the City's waste management
program.
alternate technologies for resource recovery and
April 10, 1990
AMENDMENT
MOVED
waste
Alderman
disposal
Mackenzie
to be
undertaken
through the
Alderman Binder,
on a Point
of
Privilege,
requested
clarification
andprivate
verification that the subject
sector
of as
thea report
business
andventure
recommendations
on a fee basis
do and the
not deal with theThat
Aurum
Landfill Site.
a Recommendation
provision
of a guaranteed
9 be added,
supply
as follows:
of waste.
FOR THE MOTION:
Mayor
Aldermen
Bethel,the
Binder,
8.
9.
That
That
the
theReimer,
Administration
Administration
continue
explore
to
actively
possibility of
Hayter,
monitor
aCampbell,
joint strategy
theChichak,
state-of-the-art
to develop
alternative
ofKozak,
developments in the
Mackenzie,
Mason,
McKay,
Staroszik.
waste
technologies
reduction
by and
developing
disposalaPaull,
technologies
proposed
Terms
and of
to
ABSENT:
Alderman
White.
report
Reference
to City
for Council
a joint review
on anything
process
which
with warrants
the
further
Countyconsideration
of Strathcona,asFort
appropriate.
Saskatchewan, Alberta
Alderman White re-entered
Council Chambers.
Environment
and the Alberta Research Council.
AGREED
Mr. F. Hugo, Environmental Services, answered Council's questions.
Alderman Mason requested a report as to the City's options with
respect to the prohibition of the disposal of waste by the private
sector within the City's boundaries.
Alderman Staroszik left the meeting.
MOVED Alderman Bethel
That the Recommendations 3, 4 and 5 be tabled to be
brought back with Recommendation 9.
Alderman Campbell referred to an article in the Calgary Herald and
requested Environmental Services and Dr. Cornelius Guenther,
Edmonton Recycling Society to submit their comments with respect to
the article.
Alderman Staroszik re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman McKay left the meeting.
April 10, 1990
Alderman Binder left the meeting.
Alderman McKay re-entered Council Chambers.
MOVED Alderman Staroszik - Campbell
That Orders of the Day be extended.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason, McKay,
Paull, Staroszik, White.
Alderman Hayter.
Alderman Binder.
CARRIED
Alderman Hayter left the meeting.
Alderman Kozak left the meeting.
Alderman Bethel left the meeting.
Alderman Kozak re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Binder re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Bethel re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Hayter re-entered Council Chambers.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Mason
That the words "fully privatized" be deleted from
Recommendation 3 and the phrase "through the private
sector" be deleted from Recommendation 7 and replaced
with the phrase "in cooperation with the private sector".
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
Mayor Reimer, Alderman Mason.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Campbell, Chichak,
Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, McKay, Paull,
Staroszik, White.
Alderman White left the meeting.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Bethel
LOST
That Recommendation 3 be amended by substituting the
phrase "be authorized to proceed" with the word
"prepare".
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
April 10, 1990
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik.
Alderman White.\
AGREED
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Bethel
That Recommendations 4 and 5 be tabled to be consistent
with Recommendation 3.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik.
Alderman White.
Alderman White re-entered the meeting.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Bethel
AGREED
That Recommendation 6 be amended by deleting the words,
"siting, approval and".
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Campbell,
Mackenzie, McKay, White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Chichak, Hayter,
Kozak, Mason, Paull, Staroszik.
LOST
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATIONS AS AMENDED put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
1.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
Alderman McKay.
Inquiry of Alderman Staroszik re: Inactive and Declining
Community Leagues
AGREED
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item, together with a
report prepared by the Parks & Recreation Department
dated February 13, 1990.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
That this report be received as information.
(Council concurred with the recommendation.)
2.
Boyle Street East Traffic Control Plan
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
April 10, 1990
YOUR COMMITTEE
That it REPORTS:
considered the above noted item, together with a
YOUR
THIS ITEM
COMMITTEE
WAS
report
DEALT
prepared
REPORTS:
WITH
bythe
ONTransportation
PAGE 573. Department dated
March
That it 15,
considered
1990. the above noted item, together with a
5.
letter
1989 itfrom
That
Capital
considered
theAdvisory
Budget
theAdjustment
above
Committee
noted- Parks
item.
for Services
& Recreation
for
Disabled
Department
Persons dated March 7, 1990.
YOUR COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDS:
(BudgetRECOMMENDS:
Committee Report #4)
YOUR COMMITTEE
That theRECOMMENDS:
Transportation Department bring forward an
YOUR COMMITTEE
amendment to TrafficBylaw #5590, to modify the operation
of
1. the North/South
That the name
laneofdirectly
the City
west
of Edmonton
of 95 Street
Advisory
between
104 Avenue
Committee
and 105For
Avenue.
Services For Disabled Persons be
changed to "City of Edmonton Advisory Board on
(Council concurred withServices
the exemption.)
for Persons with Disabilities" and that
the Terms of Reference be amended to reflect that
3.
City of change.
Edmonton Advisory Committee For Services For
Disabled Persons- 1989 Annual Report to City Council
2.
That the Annual Report of the City of Edmonton
Advisory Committee be received as information.
(Council concurred with the recommendations.)
4.
April 10, 1990
111 Street Access to Twin Brooks (Budget Committee Report
No. 4)
That Parks and Recreation Capital Budget approval be
reduced by$233,000 as identified in Enclosure I.
(Council concurred with the recommendation.)
6.
Municipal Airport Participation in the 1990 Namao
International Air Show (Budget Committee Report #4)
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
1.
That in order to accommodate an accelerated pace of
development in the North East, funds originally
budgeted for 1991, be moved to 1990; 1990
Expenditures for Project No. 8923-1789 Northeast
Sanitary Sewer Upgrading be increased by $3,199,000
from $5,734,000 to $8,933,000. Total approved
budget remains unchanged.
2.
That the sanitary upgrading scheme detailed in the
Northeast Sanitary Upgrading: Final Report,
February 1990 be approved (Enclosure I).
(Council concurred with the recommendations.)
8.
Review of the Records management Function (Budget
Committee Report #4)
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
April 10, 1990
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
1.
That the Municipal Airport participate in the 1990
Namao International Air Show.
2.
That the costs, estimated to be $6,000.00 come from
the approved 1990 operating Budget for the Airport
through savings in Program 401.
(Council concurred with the recommendations.)
7.
Project No. 8923-1789, North East Sanitary Sewer
Upgrading: Action Report (Budget Committee Report #4)
That it considered the above noted item.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
1.
That City Council receive as information the
enclosed terms of reference which form the basis of
a project to review the Records Management
function.
2.
That the 1990 operating Expenditure Budget in
Program 363, Office of the City Clerk be increased
by $40,000 from $3,469,000 to $3,509,000 for the
one-time review of the Records Management function.
3.
That $40,000 be transferred from Program 345,
General Expenditures, General Council Contingency
to Program 363, Office of the City Clerk to fund
the one-time review of the Records Management
function.
(Council concurred with the recommendations.)
9.
Budget Adjustment - Alderman Hayter re: Establishment of
Department or Branch Dedicated to the Needs and Concerns
of Senior Citizens (C.4. January 17, 1989) and "Edmonton
Seniors 2,000: Strategies for the Future" (Budget
Committee Report #4)
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
1.
That the 1990 Operating Expenditure Budget in the
Office of the City Clerk, Program No. 363, Office
of the City Clerk, Senior Citizens Secretariat be
increased by $27,000 from $3,469,000 to $3,496,000.
2.
That $27,000 be transferred from Program 345,
General Expenditures, General Council Contingency,
for funding of Options "C” ("Coordination
Structures") for a Senior Citizens Secretariat.
(Council concurred with the recommendations.)
10.
Office of the City Clerk - Staffing (Budget Committee
Report #4)
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item.
April 10, 1990
582
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That the permanent establishment of the Office of the
City
be increased
by two
positions
ThatClerk
it considered
the above
noted
item. and that the
temporary establishment decreased by two positions to
meet operational
requirements.
YOUR COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDS:
(Council concurred
Thatwith
the 1991
the recommendation.)
Budget Calendar Outline of Enclosure I be
approved, as amended:
11.
Public Participation Process (Budget Committee Report #4)
That the date of June 6, for the Executive
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Committee to review and recommend 1991 Operating
Budget guidelines, be rescheduled to June 13 (to
That it considered
Executive the
Committee)
above noted
and item.
to June 26 (for Council
approval).
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
(Council concurred with the recommendation.)
That the report be received as information.
13.
Draft City of Edmonton's Response to the Municipal
(Council concurred
with Review
the recommendation.)
Statutes
Committee's (MSCR's) Draft Legislative
Discussion Paper #3 "Authority of Municipalities"
12.
1991 Budget Calendar (Budget Committee Report #4)
THIS ITEM WAS DEALT WITH ON PACE 574.
14.
Evaluation of Alternate Technologies
THIS ITEM WAS DEALT WITH ON PACE 575.
April 10, 1990
583
15.
Custom Transportation Services Advisory Board Appointment
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item and interviewed
applications for the one vacancy.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
That Mr. Nurallah Kassam be appointed for the remainder
of the one year term ending December 31, 1990.
(Council concurred with the recommendation.
Executive Committee Report No. 21.
MOVED Alderman Campbell
That Council concur with the recommendations for all
items.
FOR THE MOTION: Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
CARRIED
1.
Bylaw No. 9435 - Water Main and Sanitary Sewer Local
Improvements Property Share as per attached appendices
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted bylaw together with a
report prepared by the Finance Department dated March 16,
1990.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
That this item be received as information, (i.e. that
Bylaw #9435 be given the appropriate readings).
(X-reference:
Bylaw 9435 - G.1.a.)
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATION put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
April 10, 1990
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
AGREED
584
2.
Beaumaris Lake Investigation and Land Development in
Castle Downs North, North Palisades, and the Lake
District (Budget Committee Report #5)
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
1.
That the enclosed Conclusions and Recommendations
from The City's consultant, I.D. Engineering
Company Limited, be received as information
(Enclosure I).
2.
That the recommended Action Plan (Enclosure II) be
approved in principle.
3.
That costs for the upgrading be borne
proportionately per hectare by the City for
existing development and by the developers for
future development, through the Permanent Area
Contribution Levy.
4.
That the Capital Budget in the amount of $60,000
for Project No. 90230670 - Beaumaris Lake Upgrading
(Item #1(b) of the Action Plan) be approved. That
an interim pump/gravity rapid drawdown plan be
implemented at the expense of the benefitting
developers - Lehndorff and First National Property.
5.
That the Capital Budget for Project No. 90230699 Local Storm Sewer Upgrading be decreased by $60,000
from $302,000 to $242,000.
6.
That controlled development in the Castle Downs
North and the North Palisades Areas be allowed to
proceed.
7.
That a risk analysis and cost benefit analysis be
completed before implementing Item #2 through to
Item #7 of Enclosure II.
Alderman Mason left the meeting.
MOVED Alderman White
That the addendum report, prepared by Environmental
Services, datedApril 6, 1990 was added to the agenda.
FOR THE MOTION:
April 10, 1990
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Campbell, Chichak, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, McKay, Paull, Staroszik,
AGREED
White.
Alderman Mason.
ABSENT:
Mr. E. Podivinsky, General Manager, Environmental Services answered
Council's questions.
Alderman Staroszik requested the Department re-examine on Enclosure
II, (Page 2 of 3), the following action required items:
v)
vi)
Study to estimate flood damage costs
Benefit-cost analysis
-
$70,000
$35,000
and resubmit more accurate estimates.
Mr. B. Milburn, P. Eng., Environmental Services, answered Council's
questions.
Alderman White left the meeting.
Mayor Reimer vacated the Chair and Acting Mayor, Alderman Bind er
assumed the Chair.
Mayor Reimer left the meeting.
Alderman White re-entered Council Chambers.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Mackenzie
That Recommendation 7 be amended, as follows:
7.
That a risk analysis and cost benefit analysis be
completed before implementing Item #3 through to
Item #7 of Enclosure II.
Alderman McKay left the meeting.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Aldermen Binder, Campbell, Chichak,
Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
Alderman Bethel.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Mason, McKay.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Bethel
That Recommendation 2 be amended, as follows:
AGREED
2.
That the recommended Action Plan (Enclosure II) and
1c) Interim Total Storage Plan be approved in
principle.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
April 10, 1990
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Campbell, Chichak,
Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Mason, McKay.
AGREED
586
RECOMMENDATIONS AS AMENDED put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Campbell, Chichak,
Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Paull, Staroszik,
White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Mason, McKay.
AGREED
Alderman McKay re-entered the meeting.
4.
Parks and Recreation Grants Section (1990) Report #2
Ukrainian Shumka Dancers - Funding Request for Tour to
Russia
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item, together with a
report prepared by the Parks & Recreation Department
dated March 23, 1990.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
That City Council approve a special one time only cash
grant of $20,000 for the Ukrainian Shumka Dancers 1990
Russian Tour. (Source of Funds: Council's 1990 General
Contingency).
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATION put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, McKay, Paull,
Staroszik, White.
Alderman Mackenzie.
Mayor Reimer, Alderman Mason.
AGREED
4.
Report from Tax on Business Evaluation Committee
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it considered the above noted item, together with a
report prepared by the Tax on Business Evaluation
Committee dated March 22, 1990.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
April 10, 1990
1.
That this report be received as information.
2.
That the Committee's mandate be expanded to include
a review of the equitable distribution of taxes
within the business community.
587
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Paull
That a recommendation 3 be added:
3.
That the Committee's mandate be expanded to
include a review of the equitable distribution
of taxes between the residential and business
communities.
Mayor Reimer and Alderman Mason re-entered Council Chambers.
Acting Mayor, Alderman Binder vacated the Chair and Mayor Reimer
assumed the Chair.
MOVED Alderman Mackenzie
That Mr. R. McKeever, Chairman of the Tax on Business
Evaluation Committee, be permitted to address Council.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
Mayor Reimer, Alderman Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Staroszik,
White.
Aldermen Bethel, Hayter, Mason, McKay,
Paull.
AGREED
Mr. Russ McKeever made his presentation and answer Council's
questions.
Alderman Paull left the meeting.
Alderman White left the meeting.
AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Mackenzie
3.
That the Committee's mandate be expanded to gather
information on the distribution of taxes between
the residential and business communities.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Mackenzie.
Aldermen Bethel, Hayter, Kozak, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik.
Aldermen Paull, White.
LOST
Alderman White re-entered Council Chambers.
AMENDMENT OF ALDERMAN PAULL put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
April 10, 1990
Aldermen Campbell, Chichak, Mackenzie,
White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Binder,
Hayter, Kozak, Mason, McKay, Staroszik.
Alderman Paull.
LOST
588
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Kozak
That the Committee in conjunction with the Administration
explore methods for implementing a lesser business tax
rate for small business and also explore the various
categories.
Alderman Mackenzie on a Point of Order stated the following:
That as this matter has been dealt with previously by
City Council, the amendment is contrary to what is before
Council.
Mayor Reimer ruled the amendment in order, and Mr. McKeever answered
Council's questions.
Alderman Bethel left the meeting.
AMENDMENT OF ALDERMAN KOZAK put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Chichak, Mason,
McKay.
Aldermen Binder, Campbell, Hayter, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
LOST
Members of Council requested the recommendations be split for voting
purposes.
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATION 1 put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie,
Mason, McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
AGREED
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATION 2 put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
AGREED
MOVED Alderman White
That the Committee of the Whole rise and report.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie,
Mason, McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
AGREED
April 10, 1990
589
The
MOVED
Council
Committee
resolved
Alderman
of into
theWhite
Whole
Committee
- Binder
rose and
of the
Mayor
Whole
Reimer,
to consider
as Chairman,
Utilities
reported
and Finance
consideration
Committee
of Report
Executive
6 with
Committee
the Deputy
Reports
Chairman,
20 andAlderman
21,
recommending
Binder, in the adoption
Chair.
That Council
as dealt
resolve
with. into Committee of the Whole to
consider Utilities and Finance Committee Report 6.
MOVED Alderman White – Campbell
FOR THE MOTION: Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
That
Executive
Reports
20 and 21
be adopted
D.3
UTILITIES
Chichak,
& Committee
FINANCE
Hayter, Kozak,
COMMITTEE
Mackenzie,
REPORT
6. as
dealt with.
Mason, McKay, Staroszik, White.
ABSENT:
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
FOR THE MOTION: Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie,
Mason, McKay, Staroszik, White.
ABSENT:
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
D.2.
PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REPORT
NIL.
CARRIED
CARRIED
MOVED Alderman Staroszik
That Council concur with the recommendations for both
items.
Members of Council requested the exemption of item 1.
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATION (excluding the exemption) put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie,
Mason, McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
AGREED
Alderman Staroszik left the meeting.
April 10, 1990
590
1.
Commercial Power Rates in Domestic Dwellings
YOUR
YOURCOMMITTEE
COMMITTEEREPORTS:
REPORTS:
That
That itit has
has considered
considered aa report,
report, prepared
prepared by Edmonton
the
Power,
Transportation
dated February
Department,
20, 1990.
dated March 27, 1990 and heard
from the Administration.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
That the report be received as information.
That the brief requesting special funding assistance for
MOVED Alderman
the South
KozakLRT Extension from University Station to Neil
Crawford Centre be approved and that the Mayor forward it
That
directly
thistoitem
the be
Minister
tabled of
to Transportation
the next meeting
and
of Utilities.
City
Council to be held on April 24, 1990 and that
(Council concurred
representatives
with the recommendation.)
from the Administration be in attendance
to answer Council's questions.
MOVED Alderman White
Alderman Hayter requested the Administration also report back on the
growing problemThat
of offices
the Committee
in the home.
of the Whole rise and report.
FOR
FOR THE
THE MOTION:
MOTION: Aldermen
Mayor Reimer,
Campbell,
Aldermen
Chichak,
Binder,
Kozak,
Campbell,
Mackenzie,
Chichak, Hayter,
Mason,
Kozak,
McKay,
Mackenzie,
White. Mason,
OPPOSED:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Hayter.
ABSENT:
April 10, 1990
Aldermen Bethel, Paull, Staroszik.
2.
Brief to Al Adair, Minister of Transportation and
Utilities re:
South LRT Extension
AGREED
AGREED
591
McKay, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull, Staroszik.
ABSENT:
The Committee of the Whole rose and Deputy Chairman, Alderman Binder,
reported consideration of Utilities and Finance Committee Report 6,
recommending adoption as dealt with.
Alderman Staroszik re-entered Council Chambers.
MOVED Alderman Binder
That Utilities and Finance Committee Report 6 be adopted
as dealt with.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
CARRIED
MOVED Alderman Binder - White
That item E.1.b be brought forward to be dealt with at
this time.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
E.
OTHER REPORTS.
E.1.b
Report Prepared by Police Service re: Bylaw 9320, to
Amend the Land Use Bylaw from RA7 (Low-Rise Apartment)
District to US (Urban Services), D, Lot 1, Block 8, Plan
3195 MC Located on Northwest Corner of Whyte Avenue and
93 Street, Bonnie Doon (G.1.c. November 14, 1989).
CARRIED
RECOMMENDATION:
That the report be received as information.
Council considered a report, prepared by Edmonton Police Service,
dated April 2, 1990 and Chief D. McNally answered Council's
questions.
MOVED Alderman White - Campbell
That Orders of the Day be extended.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
April 10, 1990
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, McKay,
Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Hayter, Mason.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
CARRIED
592
MOVED Alderman Binder - White
1.
That the report prepared by Police Service, dated
April 2, 1990, be received as information.
2.
That the report be sent to the Panel set up by
Minister John Oldring.
3.
That the Administration convey the urgency to the
Panel of reporting back to City Council on:
i.
mandate of Panel;
ii.
terms of reference of Panel; and
iii.
whether the concerns expressed by the
community and issues, raised in the report,
will be addressed and resolved by the Panel.
Alderman White left the meeting.
MOVED Alderman McKay - Mackenzie
That the representatives from the Youth Emegency Shelter
be permitted to answer Council's questions.
Mr. C. Sorenson, Planning and Development Department, answered
Council's questions.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Mackenzie, Mason, McKay,
Staroszik.
Aldermen Hayter, Kozak.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull, White.
CARRIED
Alderman White re-entered Council Chambers.
Mr. Michael J. Farris answered Council's questions.
The Chairman from the Youth Emergency Shelter Board answered
Council's questions.
Alderman Mason left the meeting and returned a few minutes later.
Alderman Kozak left the meeting and returned a few minutes later.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman White - Mackenzie
That Bylaw 9320, to Amend the Land Use Bylaw from
RA7 (Low-Rise Apartment) District to US (Urban
Services), D, Lot 1, Block 8, Plan 3195 MC Located
on Northwest Corner of Whyte Avenue and 93 Street,
Bonnie Doon be placed on the May 29, 1990 City
Council agenda for third reading.
April 10, 1990
AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Chichak - Kozak
That Bylaw 9320 be placed on the April 24, 1990 City
Council agenda for third reading.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell, Chichak,
Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason, McKay,
Staroszik, White.
Alderman Binder.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
CARRIED
MOTION OF ALDERMAN WHITE put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
CARRIED
MOTION ON RECOMMENDATIONS AS AMENDED put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
CARRIED
MOVED Alderman Hayter - Campbell
That item E.1.c. be brought forward to be dealt with at
this time.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
E.1.c
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
Regional Airports Authority - Selection of City-Appointed
Directors
CARRIED
RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. That a Steering Committee consisting of
Mayor Jan Reimer, Alderman Pat Mackenzie and
Alderman Lance White, be formed to prepare a
list of candidates which can be presented to
City Council for appointment to the Board of
Directors of the Edmonton Regional Airports
Authority. Personnel from the Transportation
Department will be made available to assist in
the work of the Committee.
2. That the Steering Committee be empowered to
hire consultants to develop a preliminary long
list of potential candidates and assist the
Steering Committee in preparing a final short
list for consideration by City Council.
April 10, 1990
594
3.
That the Steering Committee report back to
City Council for final selection of the City
of Edmonton's appointments to the Authority
Board of Directors.
4.
That the criteria for Directors of the Board
in Enclosure I, be approved.
5.
That the funds for the consultant contract be
obtained from the 1990 Municipal Airport
Operating Budget.
MOVED Alderman Mackenzie - Chichak
That Council concur with the recommendations.
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Hayter - Binder
That Recommendation 1 be amended by adding the name of
Alderman Brian Mason.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
CARRIED
RECOMMENDATIONS AS AMENDED put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Binder, Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Paull.
CARRIED
Alderman Binder left the meeting.
MOVED Alderman White - Kozak
That Council resolve into Committee of the Whole to
consider Budget Committee Report 4.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
CARRIED
Council resolved into Committee of the Whole to consider Budget
Committee Report 4.
April 10, 1990
595
D.4.
BUDGET COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 4
1.
Proposed Adjustments to the South LRT Phase II and Phase
III Capital Budget (Project Nos. 88-35-4601 and
90-35-4603 Public Works Department
YOUR COMMITTEE REPORTS:
That it has considered a report, prepared by Public
Works, the Transportation andFinance Departments, dated
March 23, 1990 and heard from the Administration.
YOUR COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS:
1.
That the Capital Budget for Project No. 88-35-4601,
South LRT Phase II (Corona to University, Public
Works Department, be increased by $7,749,000 from
$106,106,000 to $113,855,000.
2.
That the Capital Budget of $397,000 for Project No.
90-35-4603 SLRT III (University Station to
University Farm Station) be approved for 1990 for
functional planning and design.
3.
That Public Works prepare a report indicating the
advantages and disadvantages on multi-million,
long-term projects in coming forward with budget
adjustments.
MOVED Alderman Mackenzie
That Council concur with the recommendations.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
AGREED
MOVED Alderman White
That the Committee of the Whole rise and report.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
AGREED
The Committee of the Whole rose, and Alderman Campbell reported
consideration of Budget Committee Report 4, recommending adoption as
dealt with.
April 10, 1990
596
MOVED
Mr. A. Maurer,
Alderman
General
Mackenzie
McKay
Manager,
- Mackenzie
- Campbell
Public Works Department, answered
Council's questions.
That Budget Committee Report 4 be adopted
reconsidered.
as dealt with.
Alderman Chichak left the meeting.
FOR THE MOTION: Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Alderman McKay left the
meeting.
Chichak,
Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Mr. R. Heise, LRT Project,
PublicBethel,
Works,Binder,
answered
Council's
ABSENT:
Aldermen
Paull.
questions.
Mr. J. Schnablegger, P. Eng., answered Council's questions.
Alderman Kozak left the meeting and returned a few minutes later.
NOT
CARRIED
PUT
Alderman Staroszik left the meeting.
Alderman McKay re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Staroszik re-entered Council Chambers.
Mayor Reimer left the meeting and returned a few minutes later.
Alderman Chichak re-entered Council Chambers.
Alderman Kozak left the meeting and returned a few minutes later.
MOVED Alderman White
That Council concur with the recommendations.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
MOVED Alderman White
That the Committee of the Whole rise and report.
April 10, 1990
AGREED
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
AGREED
The Committee of the Whole rose and Alderman Mackenzie reported
consideration of Budget Committee Report 4, recommending adoption as
dealt with.
MOVED Alderman Mackenzie - Campbell
That Budget Committee Report 4 be adopted as dealt with.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
D.5.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
HOUSE COMMITTEE(S) REPORT
CARRIED
Nil.
D.6.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE(S) REPORT
NIL.
D.7.
TASK FORCE REPORTS
NIL.
E.
OTHER REPORTS.
E.1.a.
Appointment to Civic Agencies.
RECOMMENDATIONS: 1.
That Rod Heise, a resident of the city of
Edmonton, be appointed to the Edmonton
Research and Development Park Authority, as
the City Manager's designate, for the term
ending December 31, 1990.
2. That Gary Biggs, a resident of the city of
Edmonton, be appointed to the Kinsmen Park
Management Committee to complete the unexpired
term held by Alderman Brian Mason, for the
term ending December 31, 1990.
April 10, 1990
598
Members of Council considered a report, prepared by the Office of the
City Clerk, dated April 4, 1990.
MOVED Alderman White - Kozak
That Council concur with the recommendations.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
CARRIED
MOVED Alderman White - Kozak
That item E.1.a.(1) be added to the agenda.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Alderman Bethel, Binder, Paull.
CARRIED
E.1.a.(1)
Appointment to Civic Agencies.
RECOMMENDATION:
That John Day, Ken Haywood, Doug McConnell, B rian
Trendel and Paul Wacko, who are all residents of
the city of Edmonton, be appointed to the Edmonton
Economic Development Authority as the
representatives of the Chamber of Commerce, for the
term ending December 31, 1990.
Members of Council considered a report, prepared by the Office of the
City Clerk, dated April 5, 1990.
MOVED Alderman White - Campbell
That Council concur with the recommendation.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
E.1.b.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
Report Prepared by Police Service re: Bylaw 9320, to
Amend the Land Use Bylaw from RA7 (Low-Rise Apartment)
District to US (Urban Services), D, Lot 1, Block 8, Plan
3195 MC Located on Northwest Corner of Whyte Avenue and
93 Street, Bonnie Doon (G.1.c. November 14, 1989).
CARRIED
THIS ITEM WAS DEALT WITH ON PAGE 592.
April 10, 1990
599
E.1.c
Bylaw 9435 wasRegional
read a first
Airports
time. Authority - Selection of City-Appointed
Directors
NIL.
G.1.
FIRST READING BYLAWS.
April 10, 1990
THIS ITEM WAS DEALT WITH ON PAGE 594.
G.1.a
Bylaw 9435 - Water Main and Sanitary Sewer Local
Improvements
as per attached appendices.
E.1.d
1990
StatementProperty
of Land Share
Holdings
PURPOSE
RECOMMENDATION:
That the report be received as information.
The purpose
of this Bylaw
in thea amount
of $507,945.83
is to provide
Members
of Council
considered
report prepared
by the Office
of the
debenture
City
Clerk, borrowing
dated Aprilauthority
4, 1990. for Water Main and Sanitary Sewer Local
Improvements Property Share as per attached appendices. The
registered
owner has
petitioned
the City for the said construction.
MOVED
Alderman
White
– Campbell
MOVED Alderman
- Mackenzie
ThatWhite
Council
concur with the recommendation.
That Bylaw
9435
be now
read a first
time.
FOR THE MOTION:
Mayor
Reimer,
Aldermen
Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
FOR THE MOTION: McKay,
Mayor Reimer,
Aldermen
Staroszik,
White. Campbell,
Chichak, Hayter,
Mason,
ABSENT:
Aldermen
Bethel, Kozak,
Binder,Mackenzie,
Paull.
McKay, Staroszik, White.
ABSENT:
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Paull.
F.
DELEGATIONS
F.1.
STATUTORY PROTESTS
CARRIED
CARRIED
Alderman
PROPOSED
Hayter
SECTION
left the meeting.
G.2.a.
Bylaw 9395 (as amended) - Asphalt Lane Paving Local
Improvements
PropertyBYLAWS.
Share as per attached appendices.
G.2.
SECOND
READING
RECOMMENDATION:
That the amendments be approved by City Council
before Bylaw 9395 receives further reading.
WHEREAS
Preamble as permitted by Section 329 of the Municipal Government Act,
R.S.A., 1980, Chapter M-26, Council has decided to borrow
$653,598.00 ...
Enactment
1.
2.
The proper
Mayor officers
and the Treasurer
of the Cityofare
The
hereby
City of
authorized
Edmonton
to are
carry
herebyout
authorized
the local and
improvements
empoweredset
to forth
borrow
in the
for appendices
the said purpose,
attached
in
hereto
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as Appendices
of, on behalf"A"
of and
through
on the
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credit
and to
of impose
The Citythe
ofcost
Edmonton,
thereof
in
a sum
the sum
or sums
of $653,598.00...
not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of $653,598.00..
Appendices
3.(1)
The Debentures to be issued under this bylaw shall be for
the said sum of $653,598.00...
Appendix "A”
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No.
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52 Ave.
52B Ave.
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15
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Lansdowne Dr.
52 Ave.
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52 Ave.
39 St.
L/E Lansdowne Dr.
42 St.
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Assessable Length Meters (Total) 7,641
Property Share (Total) $611,128.00
Total Annual Payment $101,625.30
HISTORY
This Bylaw received first reading at the February 27, 1990 City
Council meeting.
April 10, 1990
PURPOSE
RECOMMENDATION:
PROPOSED SECTION
That the amendments be approved by City Council
before Bylaw 9396 receives further reading.
The purpose of this Bylaw in the amount of $653,598.00 is to provide
a debenture borrowing authority for the construction of Asphalt Lane
Paving Local Improvements Property Share as per attached appendices.
MOVED Alderman White - Mackenzie
That Council concur with the recommendation.
FOR THE MOTION: Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
ABSENT:
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
G.2.b.
Bylaw 9396 (as amended) - Concrete Walk and Concrete Lane
Paving Local Improvements Property Share as per attached
appendices.
CARRIED
WHEREAS
Preamble the Council of the City of Edmonton desires to undertake
certain local improvementso n its own motion at the locations and o f
the nature described in Appendices "A", "B", "D" and "E” ......
WHEREAS pursuant to the provisions in Section 157 of the Municipal
Taxation Act, R.S.A. 1980, Chapter M-31, as amended, the Council has
given proper notice of its intention to undertake and complete the
construction of Concrete Walk and Concrete Lane Paving, at the
locations described in Appendices "A", "B", "D" and "E"...
WHEREAS as permitted by the Municipal Government Act, R.S.A., 1980,
Chapter M-26, Council has decided to borrow $371,674.00 and to assess
the said sum as special frontage assessment against the properties
described in Appendices "A", "B", "D" and "E"....
Enactment
2.
1.
The proper
Mayor officers
and the Treasurer
of the Cityofare
The
hereby
City of
authorized
Edmonton
to are
carry out
hereby
authorized
the local and
improvements
empoweredset
to forth
borrow
in the
for the
appendices
said purpose,
attached
in
hereto
the
name
as Appendices
of, on behalf"A",
of and
"B",
on"D"
the and
credit
"E"ofand
ThetoCity
impose
of Edmonton,
the cost
athereof
sum orinsums
the sum
not exceeding
of $371,674.00
in the...aggregate the sum of $371,674.00..
April 10, 1990
7.
3.(1)
The
During
Debentures
the currency
to beofissued
the said
under
Debentures,
this bylawthere
shallshall
be for
be
theraised
said sum
annually
of $371,674.00...
for payment of the cost and interest thereon by
special frontage assessment under the Municipal Taxation Act,R.S.A.
1980, the respective sums shown as yearly payments onthe said
appendices attached hereto as Appendices "A", "B", "D" and "E"...
Appendices
Appendix "A"
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No.
Side
On From
To
31
32
37
38
39
40
E
W
E
S.
N
E.
110 St.
110 St.
110 St.
67 Ave.
91 Ave.
111 St.
79 Ave.
81 Ave.
88 Ave.
112 St.
116 St.
80 Ave.
81 Ave.
L/N 81 Ave.
90 AVe.
113 St.
117 St.
81 Ave.
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Assessable Length Meters (Total) 932
Property Share (Total) $121,132.00
Total Annual Payment $14,595.12
Appendix "B"
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110 St.
110 St.
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Trail S.
48A Ave.
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111 St.
23 Ave.
23 Ave.
111 St.
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To
L/N 81 Ave.
83 Ave.
86 Ave.
Whitemud Dr.
82 Ave.
85 Ave.
87 Ave.
48A Ave.
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Property Share (Total) $148,180.00
Total Annual Payment $17,848.95
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BYLAW
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is to provide
a debenture borrowing authority for the construction of Concrete Walk
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Bylaw
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9371 Improvements
- To amend theProperty
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as per
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(Agricultural) District to DC5 (Site Specific Development
Control) District; a portion of Lot C, Plan 5903 KS,
MOVED Alderman
located
White
south
- Mackenzie
of 100 Avenue and west of 175 Street, Place
La Rue.
That Council concur with the recommendation.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
G.2.c.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
Bylaw No. 9399 - To amend the Land Use Bylaw from RF1
(Single Detached Residential) District to DC5 (Site
Specific Development Control) District for Lot 23,
Block 7, Plan 1158 TR, located east of 182 Street and
south of 84 Avenue, Aldergrove, West Jasper Place.
CARRIED
RECOMMENDATION:
April 10, 1990
That Schedule "B" to Bylaw 9371 be amended by
adding the following to Clause 4(c):
The berm adjacent to 100 Avenue may be tapered and
of a discontinuous design having regard to the
location of access/egress ports and the maintenance
of adequate site lines for traffic safety, as
determined by the Development Officer in
consultation with the Transportation Department.
Where the berm is discontinuous or tapered, the
Development officer may require the planting of
additional shrubs along the interior portion of the
yard, so as to screen the immediate view of parking
areas and enhance the appearance of the site when
viewed from 100 Avenue.
HISTORY
The Planning and Development Department supports this amendment.
At the regular meeting of City Council held on March 27, 1990, a
Public Hearing washeld and Bylaw 9371 received first reading.
Council then passed the following motion, as amended:
That Bylaw 9371 be referred back to the Administration to
work with thedeveloper to modify the berm and intensify
the landscaping and thatconsideration be given to the
safety factory so that visibility is not limited.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this Bylaw is to amend the Land Use District Map from
AG to DC5 in orderto allow the development of a commercial centre
that accommodates a limited range of general commercial-highway
corridor uses, with site specific development controls.
MOVED Alderman White - Mackenzie
That Council concur with the recommendation.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
CARRIED
MOVED Alderman White - Mackenzie
That Bylaws 9435, 9395 (as amended), 9396 (as amended)
and 9371 be now read a second time.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
CARRIED
Bylaws 9435, 9395 (as amended, 9396 (as amended) and 9371 were read a
second time.
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MOVED Alderman White - Campbell
That Bylaws 9435, 9395 (as amended), 9396 (as amended)
and 9371 be considered for third reading.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
G.2.e.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
Bylaw No. 9257 - To amend the Stadium Station Area
Redevelopment Plan Bylaw No. 6931.
CARRIED
THIS BYLAW WAS DEALT WITH ON PAGE 566.
G.3.
THIRD READING BYLAWS.
G.3.a.
Bylaw No. 9258 - To amend Bylaw No. 6767, as amended, the
Montrose Santa Rosa Area Redevelopment Plan Bylaw.
THIS BYLAW WAS DEALT WITH ON PAGE 569.
G.3.b.
Bylaw No. 9259 (as amended) - To adopt the Northlands
Area Redevelopment Plan.
THIS BYLAW WAS DEALT WITH ON PAGE 571.
G.3.c.
HISTORY
Bylaw No. 9423 - To amend Bylaw No. 6055, as amended,
being the Burnewood Neighbourhood Area Structure Plan;
located south of Whitemud Drive and west of 34 Street,
Jackson Heights/Kiniski Gardens, Burnewood.
The Planning and Development Department supports this amendment.
At the regular meeting of City Council held on March 27, 1990, Bylaw
9423 received first and second readings.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this Bylaw is to amend Bylaw 6055, as amended, the
Burnewood Neighbourhood Area Structure Plan. The amendment proposes
to delete areas designated for row housing, low rise apartments and
semi-detached residential and a small park and substitute single
detached residential uses. The amendment also incorporates an
additional collector road access point to 34 Street at about 44
Avenue.
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April 10, 1990
Bylaw No. 9424 - To amend the Land Use Bylaw from RPL
(Planned Lot Residential) District, RF4 (Semi-Detached
Residential) District; RF5 (Row Housing) District, and
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RA7 (Low Rise Apartment) District, and AP (Public Parks)
District to RF1 (Single Detached Residential) District
and RPL (Planned Lot Residential) District; portion of
SE-13-52-24-W4M; located south of Whitemud Drive and west
of 34 Street, Jackson Heights and Kiniski Gardens,
Burnewood.
HISTORY
The Planning and Development Department supports this amendment.
At the regular meeting of City Council held on March 27, 1990, Bylaw
9424 received first and second readings.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this Bylaw is to amend the Land Use District Map from
RPL, RF4, RF5, RA7 and AP to RF1 and RPL to allow single detached
residential development in Jackson Heights and development of small
lot single detached residential in Kiniski Gardens.
MOVED Alderman White - Campbell
That Bylaws 9435, 9395 (as amended), 9396 (as amended),
9371, 9423 and 9424 be now read a third time and finally
passed.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
CARRIED
Bylaws 9435, 9395 (as amended), 9396 (as amended), 9371, 9423 and
9424 were read a third time and were finally passed.
G.2.c.
Bylaw No. 9399 - To amend the Land Use Bylaw from RF1
(Single Detached Residential) District to DC5 (Site
Specific Development Control) District for Lot 23,
Block 7, Plan 1158 TR, located east of 182 Street and
south of 84 Avenue, Aldergrove, West Jasper Place.
RECOMMENDATIONS: 1.
That the report from the Planning and
Development Department dated April 3, 1990
(Enclosure II) be received as information.
2.
That Council not approve Bylaw 9399.
HISTORY
The Planning and Development Department does not support this
amendment for the reasons that:
a)
the proposed DC5 District to allow a Daytime Child
Care facility for 56 children will be incompatible
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The purpose of this
2. Bylaw
with
Thatissurrounding
the
to amend
petitionthe
(Enclosure
low
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density
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District
residential
from Map
surrounding
from
RF1 to DC5 in order to development
accommodate
residents opposing
with
a daytime
respect
Bylawchild
to
9399
noise,
care
be traffic
received
service for
as
56 children, with site specific
generation
information.
controls.
and on-site activity; and
Council passed
MOVED
Alderman
b)
the following
White
the -proposed
Mackenzie
motion:redistricting represents an intrusion
of a non-residential land use into a residential
That Council
Bylaw
area.9399
concur
be tabled
with Recommendation
to the meeting of1.City Council
to be held on April 10, 1990.
At
theTHE
regular
meeting ofMayor
Council
held on
FebruaryCampbell,
27, 1990, Bylaw
FOR
MOTION:
Reimer,
Aldermen
9399
The Administration
was given first reading.
wasChichak,
instructed
Council
to then
communicate
passed thethe
following
proposed
Kozak,
Mackenzie,
Mason,
motion:
drop-off options for the McKay,
daycare Staroszik,
so that theWhite.
community understands
the issue fully and completely.
ABSENT:
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
That Bylaw 9399 be referred back to the Planning and
PURPOSE
April
10, 1990 Development Department to prepare a report, in
consultation with the Transportation Department and
Community and Family Services, on the possibility of
providing access to the Primrose Day Care facilities from
the front rather than the back driveway.
At the regular meeting of City Council held on March 27, 1990,
Council concurred with the following recommendations:
1.
That the report (Enclosure II) be received as
information.
CARRIED
MOVED Alderman Mackenzie - Campbell
That Bylaw 9399 be struck from Council's agenda.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
H.1.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
NOTICES OF MOTION.
NIL.
CARRIED
H.2.
MOTIONS RE: NOTICES.
H.2.a.
Alderman Campbell re: City Purchase of Land for
Development.
MOVED Alderman Campbell - White
That City Council direct the Administration to
discontinue the practice of purchasing land for
development.
Mr. V. Pirzek, Planning and Development Department, answered
Council's questions.
MOVED Alderman Kozak - Mackenzie
That the motion be referred to the City Manager for a
report back for the May 29, 1990 meeting of City Council.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Mackenzie, Mason.
Aldermen Campbell, Chichak, Kozak, McKay,
Staroszik, White.
Aldermen Bethel, Binder, Hayter, Paull.
LOST
AMENDMENT MOVED Alderman Chichak – Mackenzie
That City Council direct the Administration to
discontinue the practice of purchasing land for general
development except for land to be used for municipal
purposes.
Alderman Bethel re-entered Council Chambers.
Mayor Reimer vacated the Chair and Deputy Mayor, Alderman Mason
assumed the Chair.
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FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Aldermen Campbell, Chichak, Mackenzie,
Staroszik, White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Kozak,
Mason, McKay.
Aldermen Binder, Hayter, Paull.
LOST
MOTION OF ALDERMAN CAMPBELL put and declared.
FOR THE MOTION:
OPPOSED:
ABSENT:
Aldermen Campbell, Chichak, Staroszik,
White.
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Kozak,
Mackenzie, Mason, McKay.
Aldermen Binder, Hayter, Paull.
LOST
Alderman Staroszik left the meeting.
H.2.b.
Alderman Mason re: Housing in New Residential
Developments.
MOVED Alderman Mason – Bethel
That the Planning Department bring forward clear
recommendations as to the proportion of multi-family, RPL
and other single family housing to be included in new
residential developments.
FOR THE MOTION:
ABSENT:
Mayor Reimer, Aldermen Bethel, Campbell,
Chichak, Kozak, Mackenzie, Mason,
McKay, White.
Aldermen Binder, Hayter, Paull, Staroszik.
CARRIED
The meeting concluded at 7:45 p.m.
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CITY CLERK
April 10, 1990
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MAYOR
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