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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER THE CORPORATION OF THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Plant A Living Memorial For Your Loved Ones APPLICANTâ€" OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION . . . . OWNER - HALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION To receive Information on this program, FILE Z.1613.44 call us at (905) 338-4236 or write: Please be advised that a public hearing hosted by Town Council will be Council and Standin Committee Meetin 5 Monday, February 14, 1994 Planning Development/Council 7:30 pm. Council Chambers TOWN OF OAKVILLE held to discuss a proposed amendment to the Zoning By-law as submitted T - - - PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT by,“ ”9"”9‘“ app"°a"‘- _ uesday, February 15, 1994 Community Servrces Committee P 0 BOX 310 This meeting w." take place on, 7:30 pm. Oakville Room Date: Monday, February 28,1994 Time: 7:30 pm. Place: Council Chambers, Town Hall, 1225 Trafalgar Road At the above-noted meeting, Council will consider the Staff Report and FOR pEACE OF MIND TOMORROW , recommendation. The proposed zoning amendment may or may not be considered for approval. Any individuals wishing to attend the meeting on February 28, 1994, and speak to this matter are invited to do so. A summary of the subject proposal is provided below. The Staff Report will be available tO the members of the public from the Town's Clerk's Department from February 21, 1994. In the meantime, any questions regarding this item may be directed to Zubeda Poonja of the Town's Planning Services Department at 338-4190. OAKVILLE, ONTARIO L6J 5A6 Tuesday, February 15, 1994 Administrative Services Committee 7:30 pm. Bronte Room PLAN AHEAD TODAY-.- NOTICE ' TOWN OF OAKVILLE BOARD APPOINTMENTS pplications will be received by the Town Clerk until 4:30 pm, Friday, ebruary 18, 1994 from any resident of Oakville who would like to be onsidered for an appointment to one of the following Advisory Boards or ommittees. Letting your loved ones share in pre- planning decisions is the ultimate gift of consideration from you to them. Our commitment is to provide you with the best alternative today so they do not have to consider arrangements during the stressful times of tomorrow. Our understanding, caring and experienced staff will guide you in making the sensitive decisions under more congenial circumstances. Be comfortable discussing your plans with us...we understand. John Ghent, Manager Current Planning Section Services Department LAII 0 - NLIMEEBQE MEEIILIQ .lltl I MAQANQIES SCHEDULE ‘itizens Transit Advisory Committee 6 On a Wednesday (3 citizens at large and 3 which is convenient to citizens at large from special the Committee THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE CEMETERIES transit interest groups) members (evening) P.O. BOX 310 OTE: Appointments to this each month OAKVILLE, ONTARIO L6J 5A6 committee will be for terms (905) 338-4236 of 1 year, 2 years or 3 years. Please signify your preference on the application form. NOTICE alton Region Safety Council 1 Third We)dnesday . (Appointee will also serve on (evening each month »- . “'31.; V12. 3:-:- . .. GARBAGE COLLECTION AND , EE... .EE w Ic mee 9 us _â€"_, L'JIZ, .. .. ’ :~ f , W°d"°s"ay"‘°"‘“'y’ SNOWBAN KS Twâ€"Rfifl’fifiififi WWIâ€"rm . . ' site is located in the Old Oakville Community between pecial Committee Against Impaired 1 First Tues day A number 0T your sanltatlon COIIeCtOI'S have Eeynolcllsos‘tfifit a‘I‘d Alla: Street, south Of the gakvLille grflfalgar Ziepmariafl - ‘ - os ita . he Ian 5 le all describe as at , . an a o “VINO (morning) 930“ month SIIpped and fallen Part way UTICIOI' the” Lot Ft ans! Part Of Lawson Stfiegt. lgegIstered Plan Number 1. The municipal address is 291 Reynolds Street. The land is the former Oakville Trafalgar High School. I For further information, please call Pat McPherson at 845-6601, Ext. 3136 br Magda Kitteringham at 338-4393. It is requested that applicants submit the application lorrn which is available in the Clerk's Department. vehicles while collecting garbage placed on snowbanks. In an effort to reduce serious injury to the QflmLEIersignatiQn - The subject lands are shown in the Official Plan in Figure H1 dated April 15, 1992. and are designated as 'H - Hospital and/or Long-term Care Facility". Policies that apply to the site in Part E. Section 1.1.5(d) are as follows: Judith Muncaster '(d) Notwithstanding the fore oin it is intended that the site shown as Town Clerk COIIOCIO TS, please place YOUT garbage the Oakville Trafalgar Higgh Sgchool at 291 Reynolds Street will be TOWN OF OAKVILLE receptacles on the Cleared pOI'tIOR OT yOUT usgd foi'a hospital fandrtor a long-LermTcare reiidfintial facility. In :Re 1225 Trafal ar Road - - re eve Opment o t e site t e own 5 a encourage 9 Oakville, gntafio drlveway. adjacent to the Street- maintenance and preservation of the old school structure which is considered to have a heritage value." ' ' ' - The subject site is zoned P/E Public Education in Section 84a of the Zoning By-law 1984-63. Emmsal â€" Azoning amendment to permit a 14,000 mzfacility for the following uses: â€" a 150 bed long-term in-patient health care facility, - community health, health promotion and education and social service uses, â€" out-patient clinics, support services but excluding offices of private medical practitioners, â€" administration offices for the Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. TOWN OF OAKVILLE SNOW PLOWING PRIORITIES AND INFORMATION 1. Sand/salt trucks are dispatched as soon as snowfall starts at the 3. Oakville provides snow clearing operations on all of its sidewalks. L6H 2L1 Thank you for your co-operation and CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT understanding regarding this matter. FORD DRIVE EXTENSION CH. Ellis p_ Eng. CORNWALL ROAD TO LAKESHORE ROAD EAST Director Of public Works NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF Town of Oakville ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT Early in 1993, the Town of Oakville commenced the study of the Ford Drive Extension from Cornwall Road to Lakeshore Road East in accordance with Ihe Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Road Projects (Class EA). Following the comprehensive assessment of the problem of local traffic . . . . , . .. . first sign of roads beginning to ice. Snowplows are then Sidewalk snow clearing commences only after the roadways ”h't'at'm '" 59mm,“ OakVIIIe End atematwe °PP°““”'I'°S '9' addressing dispatched to Primary and Secondary roads when a snowfall have achieved their appropriate level of service. he problem, including consultation wrth the public and technical agenCIes, starts to accumulate. Residential streets generally receive the extension of Ford Drive to Lakeshore Road East has been identified as sand/salt treatment only at intersections, hills and sharp curves. 4. By-Law 1973-18 states that 'No person shall throw, place or the preferred alternative. This entails the construction of Ford Drive from Residential streets are p|owed fo||owing the completion of deposit snow, ice or slush from private property onto any Constance Drive to Lakeshore Road East as a basic two lane roadway Primary and Secondary streets. All streets are plowed, if required sidewalk, public highway or lane in the Town'. centred within the existing road allowance including a bank to bank bridge within 24 hours of the END of the storm. These guidelines are set . f :rossing of Joshua's Creek, the reconstruction of existing Ford Drive to reflect safety, volume of traffic and budgetary concerns. 5' II W°“'d be helpful 'I you could locate and clean snow rom any - .. . , , , . _ fire hydrant or drainage catchbasrns adjacent to your property. 3095 WI" be PrOVIdedi Where reqUIred- request that during a snow storm, vehicles be parked off street 6. Remember - When cleaning your driveway, deposit snow on the ‘ . . . . . . whenever POSSIPIG- same side as the direction of traffic to minimize the size of the “‘9 T°wn °f. Oakvnle '3 planning "“3 pr°I°°t under SChE‘Ime C "1 2b. By-Law 1984-1 prohibits parking of vehicles on Town streets windrow when the SDOWPIOW comes PY- gccordance With the Class Envrronmental Assessment for MunICIpal Road between 2.00 a m and 6'00 a m from November 15th to April ‘ Pleas,- A", E"","°"m°"‘a' .Siudy “9P9" (ESR). has been Prepared and, by 15th. Note: The set fine for this'inrraction is $30.00. If in the 7- T°W" 0’ Oakvme P“b"° W°rk$ Depam‘em tIa'el’mm numbers: guis'Notice Is being placed In the public record for a 30 day reVIew period. opinion of the Director of Public Works, vehicles are parked in _ Monday to Friday, 8:30 am. to 4:30 pm. 338-4392 UDISCI To The comments Tecelved as a result CT The NOIIce and the TeCGIpt such a manner so as to obstruct snow clearing or removalI these _ After hours emergency caIIs 845'6605 f the necessary approvals and funding, the Town of Oakwlle Intends to vehtcjes may be towed at the owners' expense if deemed . roceed with the construction of Ford Drive in the following stages: necessary. 8. Please retain this map for future reference. Constance Drive ,0 Devon Road 'WORKING TOGETHER, WE CAN KEEP OAKVILLE MOVING - EVEN WHEN WINTER HAS OTHER PLANS" Devon Road to Lakeshore Road East Cornwall Road to Constance Drive he ESR is available for review at the following locations and times: I. ’ a“; . Eg‘mm‘m Dd” 5“" : «a? Pakville Public Works Oakville Central Library 2274 Trafalgar Adult Information Desk Dakville, Ontario 120 Navy Street 6.} 422 Oakville, Ontario or L6J 2Z4 Oakville Clerk's Department Hours: akville Municipal Building Mon. to Thurs. 9:30 am. to 9:00 pm. 225 Trafalgar Road Fri. and Sat. 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. .0. Box 310 Sun. _ 1:00 pm. to 5:00 pm. akville, Ontario 6J 5A6 ours: on. to Fri. 8:30 am. to 4:30 pm. rther information may be obtained from Mr. Dave Bloomer, P. Eng., anager of Design, Oakville Public Works at (905) 338-4423. terested persons may provide written comment to the Town Clerk (see ddress above), within 30 calendar days from the date of this Notice. If oncems regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussion with the own of Oakville, a person may request that the Minister of Environment nergy "bump-up" this project to an individual environmental assessment. -ump-up" requests must be received by the Minister at the following ddress within 30 calendar days of this Notice. A copy of the "bump-up" -quest shall be sent to the Director of Public Works for the Town of akville. If there is no "bump-up“ request received by Friday, March 11, '94, the Ford Drive Extension will proceed to construction as outlined in e ESR. Minister Of Environment Energy TOWN OF OAKVILLE 135 St. Clair Avenue, 151h Floor ; .. . _, . .â€" Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P5 ,_ = , _ , . ‘ '..,.a' Public Works Department is Notice issued Wednesday, February 9, 1994. . ,, I h 1‘ I. I I , Snowplowmg Pnontles 1994 (8'30 weigh-m) $9.53: ' 3 _ ~ ' - ‘ First Primary Route "M‘Y’ Mr. O.H. Ellis P. Eng. - ‘ , - ‘ Second m Secondary Route “W Director of Public Works Third All remaining roads (afar hm! emergency calls) w Town Of Oakville ' Fourth All sidewalks 1225 TRAFALGAR ROAD 0 OAKVILLE ONTARIO 0 L6H 2L1