The Burlington Record

Special Meeting of Council

April 26, 2018

What was decided (13 motions)

8 carried, 5 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.

$150,000 for public art to affordable housing. (Item xi shifted to item i)
Moved by Councillor Meed Ward, seconded by Councillor Taylor Move
Lost
the following criteria to the affordable housing benefit: a) That the housing units be located within the urban growth centre
Moved by Councillor Meed Ward, seconded by Councillor Taylor Add
Carried
In favour (7): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Dennison, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster
Direct the Director of City Building to report back to committee and council on how the money has been allocated, the number of affordable units secured, and the location.
Moved by Councillor Meed Ward
Carried
the Director of City Building to contribute $300,000 from the funds in the Section 37 agreement for 421-431 Brant Street, to Habitat for Humanity to assist in supporting long term affordable housing project(s) within the Urban Growth Centre, in the City of Burlington, in the event that Halton Region Housing opted not to purchase units in the proposed development at 421-431 Brant Street within the time frame set out in the Section 37 agreement.
Moved by Councillor Sharman, seconded by Councillor Taylor Direct
Carried
In favour (7): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Dennison, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster
Direct the Director of City Building to modify Subsection 9.1.2 o) by replacing the paragraph with the following: (vii)parking and temporary structures are not located within the Escarpment Natural Area or within a Key Natural Feature or within thirty (30) m of a Key Natural Feature; and
Moved by Councillor Meed Ward
Carried
the Director of City Building to modify Schedule G, Aldershot GO Mobility Hub boundary, to shift the hub boundary from St. Matthews to the backyards of Clearview to remove Clearview/Queen Mary from the hub.
Moved by Councillor Meed Ward, seconded by Councillor Taylor Direct
Lost
In favour (2): Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Dennison · Opposed (5): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster
the Director of City Building – Planning, Building & Culture to in section 8.3.3 (1) b) Delete the words: “Notwithstanding…” up to and including “…Zoning by-law amendment,” while retaining the criteria for low density development in sections i) to iv).
Moved by Councillor Meed Ward, seconded by Councillor Taylor Direct
Carried
In favour (6): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Dennison, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster · Opposed (1): Councillor Meed Ward
the Director of City Building to modify the proposed Grow Bold Burlington Official Plan (April 2018) for the lands owned by Mattamy James Street Limited Partnership located at 2082, 2086 and 2090 James Street to include the subject lands within a "Downtown Core Precinct" designation providing for development to a maximum height of seventeen (17) storeys.
Moved by Councillor Dennison, seconded by Councillor Taylor Direct
Lost
In favour (1): Councillor Dennison · Opposed (6): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster
the Director of City Building to modify the block shown on the south side of Caroline Street, between Brant Street and Locust Street: a) both 6 storey buildings be modified to a maximum of 4 storeys b) 8 storey building be modified to a maximum of 6 storeys
Moved by Councillor Dennison, seconded by Councillor Taylor Direct
Lost
In favour (2): Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Dennison · Opposed (5): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster
the Director of City Building to modify the block shown on the north side of Caroline Street at John Street by changing the number of storeys from 11 storeys to 8 storeys.
Moved by Councillor Dennison, seconded by Councillor Taylor Direct
Lost
In favour (2): Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Dennison · Opposed (5): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster
and pass the following by-laws which are now introduced, entitled and numbered as indicated below: 8.1 18-2018: A by-law to regulate election signs in the City of Burlington. 8.2 20-2018: A by-law to amend sign by-law 34-2007. Motion No. IN FAVOUR: OPPOSED:
Moved by Councillor Lancaster, seconded by Councillor Sharman Enact
Carried
In favour (6): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Dennison, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster · Opposed (1): Councillor Meed Ward
Direct the Director of City Building to report back to committee and council on how the money has been allocated, the number of affordable units secured, and the location. IN FAVOUR: (7): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Dennison, Councillor Sharman, and Councillor Lancaster
Moved by Councillor Meed Ward
Carried
In favour (7): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Dennison, Councillor Sharman, Councillor Lancaster
Direct the Director of City Building to modify Subsection 9.1.2 o) by replacing the paragraph with the following: (vii)parking and temporary structures are not located within the Escarpment Natural Area or within a Key Natural Feature or within thirty (30) m of a Key Natural Feature; and IN FAVOUR: (7): Mayor Goldring, Councillor Craven, Councillor Meed Ward, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Dennison, Councillor Sharman, and Councillor Lancaster
Moved by Councillor Meed Ward
Carried

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