1993-11-08_Agenda
AGENDA
COHMON COUNCIL - as at November 5, 1993.
1. Meeting called to order, 7:00 n.m., November 8, 1993 - prayer.
2. Approval of minutes (November 1).
3. Deputy Mayor's remarks.
4.
7:00 p.m. - (a)
Proposed Zoning By-Law text amendment to (i) add to Section 810(1) the
following: "(b) notwithstanding condition (a) above, a group home is
permitted at 674 Michael Crescent, also having NBGIC Number 324384";
and (ii) renumber the existing Section 810(1) to be 810(1)(a); to
permit the establishment of a special care home at 674 Michael
Crescent, as requested by Nancy Friars.
(b) Report from Planning Advisory Committee re proposed amendment.
5.
7:00 p.m. - (a)
Proposed Zoning By-Law amendment to re-zone a 408 square metre portion
of the property at 96 Westgate Drive, from "Po Park to "R-lB" One-
Family Residential classification, to place this parcel of land in the
same zoning classification as the adjacent property for possible sale
and consolidation with that property.
(b) Report from Planning Advisory Committee re proposed re-zoning.
6. 7:00 p.m. _ Proposed Street Closing By-Law amendment to close portion of Lansdowne Avenue
lying north of Pugsley Avenue.
7. 7:00 p.m. _ Proposed Street Closing By-Law amendment to close unclosed portion of River
Street.
8. 7:15 p.m. _ Presentation by New Brunswick Anti-Poverty Association re child support
payments.
9. 7:30 p.m. _ Presentation by employee groups of MITV-CHSJ re application of Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation and CanWest Maritime Television Inc. (Global) to the
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission to take over
broadcasting licenses of CHSJ Television and MITV.
10. 7:45 p.m. _ Presentation by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation re application to take over
broadcasting license of CHSJ Television.
11. 8:00 p.m. _ Presentation by CanWest Maritime Television Inc. (Global) re application to
take over broadcasting license of MITV.
12. 8:15 p.m. _ Presentation by Uptown Saint John Inc. of (a) 1994 Corporate Plan and Budget;
(b) proposed expansion of Business Improvement Area; and (c) Uptown
Residential Plan.
CITY MANAGER
13. Progress payment re condenser replacement, Hilton Belyea Arena.
14. Progress payments re contracts 92-34 and 92-31.
15. Report re tender for computer hardware.
16. Approval of Upper Floors Grant for Rehabitat Inc. re 30 Canterbury Street.
17. Re approval for operation of lounge at 49-51 Charlotte Street.
18. Re payment of invoice for Cities of New Brunswick Annual General Meeting in Saint John.
19. Re security to ensure rehabilitation of gravel pit at 475 City Line.
20. Proposed amendment to City Market By-Law re hours of operation.
CITY SOLICITOR
21. Re Office of Mayor and position of Deputy Mayor.
22. Resolution declaring vacancy in Office of Mayor.
23. Resolution re salary of Deputy Mayor during period of vacancy of Office of Mayor.
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COMMON COUNCIL AGENDA - as at November 5, 1993.
COMMITTEES
24. Committee of the Whole (November 1) - (1) re funding for Aitken Bicentennial Exhibition
Centre; (2) re property at 50-54 Waterloo Street; (3) re City of Saint John Pension Plan;
(4) re request to purchase 144 St. James Street West; (5) re proposal call for two
vacated fire stations; (6) proposed amendment to Street Closing By-Law re portion of land
at corner of McAllister Drive and Golden Grove Road.
25. Planning Advisory Committee re application of St. Rose Parish Community Housing Inc. for
Municipal Plan amendment re deletion of proposed Catherwood Street Extension (public
hearing October 25 - tabled, no readings given).
26. Planning Advisory Committee re assent to subdivision plan, and municipal services and
utility easements, 353 Dwyer Road.
27. Planning Advisory Committee re money in lieu of land for public purposes, 365 Dwyer Road.
28. Planning Advisory Committee re 101 Agreement, 897-899 Old Black River Road.
29. (a) Planning Advisory Committee re proposed amendment to Section 101 Agreement, 1045
Rothesay Road.
(b) Request of Brookville-Torryburn Association to address Council re above.
GENERAL
30. Letter from Department of Municipalities, Culture and Housing re City's response to
Discussion Paper, "Through Partnership to Stewardship".
31. Letter from Chief Coroner re inquest into deaths of Anthony O. Defazio and David L.
Mabey.
32. Letter from william Reynolds re snow plowing of Lime Kiln Road (tabled November 1).
33. Letter from Frances Morrisey protesting use of space in Loyalist Burying Ground for
statue of late K.C. Irving.
34. Letter from Bob Olsen re salvage yards on Ashburn Lake Road and Rothesay Avenue.
35. Application of Giuliano Debortoli for re-zoning of 421-425 Douglas Avenue.
36. Letter from Crescent Valley Tenants Association requesting guard rail along Churchill
Boulevard extension, between Somerset Street and MacLaren Boulevard.
COMMITTEE OF THE VHOLE
- 4:00 D.m.
37. 4:00 p.m. - Discussion with Greater Saint John Economic Development Commission.
38. 4:30 D.m. _ Presentation by Local Union No. 771, I.A.F.F., re proposed change to Rules
and Regulations.
39. (a) Letter from CUPE 3558 re contract dispute.
(b) Letter from Saint John Aquatic Centre Commission re above.
40. Letter from Local No. 18, C.U.P.E., re arbitration of grievance 93-7 on behalf of Bill
Belleville.
41. Letter from employee groups re benefits.
42. Letter from Cities of New Brunswick Association, Inc. re review of constitution.
43. Re 147 Prince Edward Street (City Solicitor).
44. Re 26 Taylor Avenue (City Manager).
45. Re lease of land on University Avenue (City Manager).
46. Re Workers' Compensation Act (City Manager).
47. Re proposed Establishment change, works Department - Chauffeur (City Manager).
48. Re proposed Establishment change, Works Department - Powderman (City Manager).
49. City Manager's update.
LEGAL SESSION
50. Re third party claim action re 1986 fire at 115 woodhaven Drive (City Solicitor).