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Home My WebLink AboutKIN 90 009 Amend Official Pl #3 . . THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF KINCARDINE BY-LAW BY-LAW NO. 1990 - 9 A BY-LAW TO ADOPT AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO THE KINCARDINE OFFICIAL PLAN WHEREAS the recommendation has been rr.ade to '"own Council by the Kincardine Planning and Economic Cevelcpment Committee that the Explanatory ''''ext and Schedule "A" constituting Amendment boo 3 to the Kincardine Official Plan, be adopted by the Council in accordance with the provisions of the Planning Act, 1983. NOW THEREFORE the Council Ol 'Lhe Corporation of the 'Lo,m of Kincardine ENACTS as follows: 1. '-~'hat Arnenament l~o. 3 to the ì.<incardine Official Plan, a cor;y of which is attached to and rorms part of this By-La;;, is hereby adopted. 2. ,...hat che Clerk is hereby auUlOri"ed and directed ap~lication to the [·linister of I1unicipal Affairs approval at the foreuenticned Amenament ¡~o. j Kincardine Official Plan. tc make for the to the j. '",us By-la¡.¡ shall be };no\m as the "Ey-La¡.¡ to Adopt Amenament No. 3 ~o ~he Kincardine Clficial Planll By-Law. READ a FIRST anù SECOND time this 1st ùay of February, 1990. r l~ill;~j t/\ 9/d;i7V Mayor /// ~' ~ READ a THIRD time and FINALLY PA 1990. Jth~ 4 19r:¡lh'- Mayor ,1S 15th day of February, ~~--~/ - -../ ~ '" '- ' ~ .-.:...:- , -.. ~- . ,':,,- - - ---....¡.;". .-~ ~ . '~"..%'"-! ':-~'~ A 'W . . -' . DUPLICATE ORIGINAL 41- 0 P -02'06- 003 AMENDMENT NO. 3 _ TO_ THI<; KINCARDINE OFELCIA_'---J'kAl'! -3 1 , ~ -.~ to . AMBNDIIBII'l' 11'0. 3 TO ftB OPPICIAL PLAN !'OR ftB TOWN 01' KIHCARDIIfB This Amendment No. 3 to the Official Plan for the Town of Kincardine, which was adopted by the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Kincardine, is hereby . modified pursuant to sections 17 and 21 of the Planning Act, as follows: 1. PART B - ftB AMBNDJI-. INTRODUCTORY STATBHBNT, is hereby modified by adding number "3" in the third line of the paragraph, after the words "Amendment No." and before the words "to the " As thus modified, this amendment is hereby approved pursuant to sections 17 and 21 of the Planning Act, as Amendment Number 3 to the Official Plan for the Town of Kincardine. . Date: ¿1Qz, 'Ocj-03 Diana L. Director Plans Administration Branch Central and Southwest Ministry of Municipal Affairs . ".~-" ,.., ~ . . . . ! AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO THE KINCARDINE OFFICIAL PLAN This Amendment to the Kincardine Official Plan which has been adopted by the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Kincardine is hereby approved in accordance with the provisions of the Planning Act, 1983, and Amendment No.3 to the Kincardine Official Plan. DATE: Ministry of Municipal Affairs ~ . . . . . ~ \-_. , . AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO THE KINCARDINE OFFICIAL PLAN The EXDlanatorv Text and Schedule 'A' Constituting Amendment No. _,,~ to the Kincardine Official Plan Has prepared bv the PlannHlg and Economic Development Committee and was recommended to the Council of the Town of Kincardine on the 1st day or February 1990. . ---------, Amendment No. 3 to the Kincardine Off ic ial Plan, as recommended by the Planning and Economic Development Committee, was adopted by the Corporation of the Town of Kincardine by By"Law No.9 in accordance with the.p.rovisions of the Planning Act, 1983 on th~Sth day of FebruaFY, 1~90. '~ , . . . . { '7~ AMENDMENI_~9~~_~Q_THE KINPAEDJNILQEFICJAL ),'IAN INDEX ------- Pag~ THE CONSTITUTIONAL STATEMENT PART A T.HI~ -Eg!L~!,!BLE PURPOSE LOCATION BASIS PART B THE AMENDMENT INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT DETAILS OF THE AMENDMENT PART C - THE APPENDICES APPENDIX I - MUNICIPAL RECORD (contained in 'Original' only) APPENDIX II - BACKGROUND REPORT: Proposed Community Improvement Plan '. . . . . . PART A PART B Schedule Official THE PREAMBLE, does not constitute par't of this Amendment. THE t A' Plan. PART C THE Appendix I Amendment. Amendment. AMENDMENT, constitutes consisting Amendment of No. the L following text and to the Kincardine APPENDICES, do not constitute part of this Amendment. contains the Municipal Record pertaining to this Appendix II contains the Background Report to this " . . . . .,.... , , pA~r A - THE PREAM~~ß PURPOSE - The purpose of this Amendment IS to amend the "Community Improvement Policies" withln the Town of Kincardine Official Plan and to amend Schedule 'B' to this plan. LOCATION - The goals, objectives, and criteria for improvement apply to all of the Town of Kincardine as delineated in Schedule 'B' . BASIS - Since the Province of Ontario under Section 28 of the Planning Act 1983 requires that Official Plans contains provisions relating to Community Improvement in the Municipality, the Town of Kincardine intends to amend their existing Community Improvement Policies to provide guidance to and co-ordination of a broad range of communi ty improvement act i vi ties throughout the Town. Basically, the amendment outlines goals and objectives, selects improvement area, sets priorities and suggests implementation methods. ". " . . . . . PARLB_-=:._ TltE AMENDMEti.1 MODI FICA nON NO, I UNDER SECTION 17(9) OF THE PLANNING ACT,1983 INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT All of this part of the Amendment entitled Part 8 the Amendment consists of the following text and schedule constituting Amendment No. to the Kincardine Official Plan. DETAILS OF THE AMENDMENT 1. Schedule "8". 'Community Improvement Area' to the Town of Kincardine Official Plan is hereby deleted and replaced by Schedule "B", Community Improvement Area, shown on Schedule 'A' to this Amendment. 2. Section C8 of the plan is deleted and the following substituted therefor: C8 COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENTS C8.1 Goals Community program in are: Improvements shall be the Town of Kincardine. an ongoing comprehensive The goals of this program 8.1.1 To preserve and rehabilitate older residential neighbourhoods. 8.1.2 To preserve, redevelop and strengthen the downtown commercial area and integrate proposed extensions to this commercial area. 8.1.3 To preserve and improve the existing industrial areas. 8.1.4 To develop new industrial area. 8.1.5 To upgrade social and utilities. and improve municipal hard services recreational facilities and public 8.1.6 To provide the necessary municipal hard services and economic and social services to broaden the economic base of the town. .... . T ~. . . -. Uì.2 ()b,ieC:,Li"ve.§. The following objectives should be considered when identifying Community Improvements: 8.2. J 8.2.2 8.2.3 8.2.4 8.2.5 8.2.6 8.2.7 8.2.8 8.2.9 To provide hard municipal services li.e. sewers. w·ater, roads, sidewalks, street lighting, etc.) throughout the town and to upgrade those services in the areas of Kincardine where these services have been identified as being deficient. To make available and accessible soft municipal services (i.e. parks, playgrounds and related facilities, community centres) to all the people of Kincardine and to upgrade those services and facilities which have been identified as deficient. To regulate traffic through the use of traffic control devices and a hierarchal road network to facilitate the safe and efficient vehicular and pedestrian movement in all areas of the town. To encourage the maintenance and rehabilitation of existing housing stock. To encourage the preservation to buildings of historical significance. of or rehabilitation and architectural To encourage the relocation of inappropriate or non conforming uses where it is the opinion of Council that the use is undesirable because of age dilapidation, overcrowding, facility arrangement, unsuitability of buildings, incompatibility or for any other reason. To encourage residential growth through development of vacant land or redevelopment of seriously deteriorated properties. To encourage redevelopment by and/or public sectors wi thin the area or as planned extensions area. either the private downtown commercial to the commercial To improve the existing commercial area or expand the commercial area by encouraging improvements dealing with such matters as off street parking, street beautification or facade improvements. , , '.. ! r . . . . , I:!. 2.10 8.2. 11 8.2.12 To encourage the use underutilized industrial industrial areas. of existing properties vacant or in existing To encourage publie and/or private initiatives to expand existing industrial areas or to develop new industrial areas. To encourage joint public and private involvement in projects to improve the appearance, functionality or efficiency of residential, commercial or industrial areas of the town. C8.3 CRITERIA FOR THE SELECTION OF THE COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT AREAS The following general criteria shall be used in the selection of Community Improvement areas: 8.3.1 8.3.2 8.3.3 8.3.4 The condition and adequacy of commercial areas including areas with commercial buildings or building facades whieh exhibit structural deficiencies or need for rehabilitation, inappropriate signage, insufficient off street parking, the need for improvements to the commercial streetscape, inadequate pedestrian access to commercial businesses or inadequate vehicular access or traffic circulation within the commercial area. The condition and adequacy of industrial areas including areas with industrial buildings or building facades which exhibit structural deficiencies or the need for rehabilitation, inappropriate signage, insufficient off street parking, inadequate vehicular access to or traffic circulation within industrial areas, or inadequate space or inappropriate location of industrial facilities for efficient industrial operation. Deficiency in the availability and/or condition of municipal hard services such as roads, sani tar:>' sewers I water systems, storm \.¡ater drainage I sidewalks, street lighting, or hydro. Deficiencies in the availability and/or condition of municipal recreation facilities such as parks, playgrounds, arenas, community centres or trails. '0 . . . . . . 8.3.5 Deficiencies in the availability and/or condition of municipal, social and cultural facilities such as administration offices, meeting rooms, galleries, libraries or craft rooms. 8.3.6 Areas where a significant portion of the and/or building facades exhibit the improvement or rehabilitation. buildings need for 8.3.7 Areas where there is a conflict in land uses with the Official Plan and/or Zoning By-Law. 8.3.8 Areas where there are a lack of physical services such as pedestrian corridors, off street parking etc. CB.4 DELINEATION OF COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT AREAS The area delineated as Community Improvement Areas is shown on Schedule B. This area includes all the lands within the corporate limi ts of the Town of Kincardine. It is the intention of this policy that Council shall pass a By-Law designating all or part of the Community Improvement Area as a Community Improvement Project Area under Section 28(2) of the Planning Act, 1983. CB.5 PHASING OF IMPROVEMENTS It is the intention of this policy that a priorized list of Community Improvements be identified in a Community Improvement Plan and not as part of the Community Improvement policies of this plan. It is also the intention of this policy that Community Improvement priorities be subject to continual review due to changes in economic, sooial or environmental considerations, municipality's financial position or the availability of federal or provincial funding. Therefore, from time to time, at least once every term of Council, a general review of the Community Improvement Plan shall be made. C8.6 IMPLEMENTATION The Town Improvement methods: of Kincardine will implement goals and objectives through the the Community following 8.6.1 Council will designate by By-Law a Community Improvement Project Area pursuant to Section 28(2) of the Planning Act, 1983. ~ . . . . ! . . 8.6.2 Council will undertake the preparation of Community Improvement Plans. 8.6.3 Council may acquire and develop land to replace inappropriate and non conforming uses for facilitating conservation, rehabilitation, redevelopment or development of an area. 8.6.4 Continue enforcement of property maintenance and occupancy standards By-Law. 8.6.5 Continue support for historical preservation through utilization of provisions contained within the Ontario Heritage Act. 8.6.6 Co-operation with school boards, businessmen, industrial and individuals or groups to provide existing facilities and services. service cl ubs, other private new or redevelop 8.6.7 Participation in provincial and federal government programs which provide assistance to private landowners for the maintenance, rehabilitation and redevelopment of their properties. 8.6.8 The utilization of public funding available to municipalities from provincial and federal programs to assist in implementing community improvements. 8.6.9 Support and encourage the business improvement area organization in their efforts to maintain a strong and vibrant business area. 3. Section H9 is deleted and the following substituted therefor: H9 COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENTS Future community improvements will be undertaken in accordance with the policies established in this plan, notwithstanding the above Community Improvements will be implemented in a manner consistent with Section C8.6. r t.: · · · . ~ , . !,AR.Lº-=- THL APPEliP IQ,ES APPENDIX I AMENDMENT NO. ~ TO THE KINCARDINE OFFICIAL PLAN M U N I C I PAL R. E COR. D ~ -. . . ~. :¿ .' . THE CORPORA TION OF THE TOWN OF KINCARDINE BY-LAW BY-LAW NO. 1990 - 9 A BY-LAW TO ADOPT AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO THE KINCARDINE OFFICIAL PLAK WHEREAS the recomrnenàation has been maàe to ~own Council by the Y-in,;ar¿lne Planning and Lconomic Development Committee that the LX~<LC·1naí.(ìry ;~ext and Schedule "All constituting Amendment No.3 to tile ;~incarÔine Oi:iicial Pian, be aJopted by the Council in acc~r~ance with the provisions of the Flanning Act, 1983. NOI'; '~HEREFORE ¡:oe Counci:C oi 'ihe Corporation of the To,¡n çf ~incdr~inc ENACTS as follows: j. .Lh¿¡:: Ar;ìcnl.ll;1ent L~o. 3 to the t~incô.rdine ûíficial PIan, a cO:&:Y 01. \-¡:ìich is attached to and iorrns part o-f 'Chis By-La;''¡, is llCiQby ,;:,:::c~:;:':'I2¿;. '.'. -"..1'1'....:. c.be Cler}~ :"'5 hereby aut-clor .i:.:..ed ana ë.L':'F,:,,~ça.ï.:ion ::0 the Hinistcr of l1..:nicipal approval ot the [oreuen"cioned AoenÓment ~incardinc Oiiicial Plan. më.]:;c directed Þ.~fairs L.;O. ~. tc fçr to the tbe ~- . -~-..' ;~/ , - .' =~: : '- ~ .~ . \~:~>:,::"..:~:~:" - '." ". 0- ~..., ~ . . !!; . . PART - A Certified Copy of By-Law No. 1990 - 9 Adopting the Amendment . . '. . PART - B Statement by Municipal Employee Regarding Public Notice . . . ; . · · · I, R.R. Shaw, Clerk-Administrator of the Town of Kincardine. certify that the requirements for the giving of notice and the holding of at least one public meeting as mentioned in Section 1712) of the Planning Act, and, for the iving of notice as mentioned in Section 17(8) of the Act, e be ied with. ,/// , ',' · PART - C True Copy of All Submissions Received Prior to Adoption of the Amendment · · . Office of the Clerk and Treasurer RONALD R <;HAW UA. A,\;t(! CU-.Kt\. ^[.À\1IN¡~lkAH.J¡": MAURI::EN ^_ COUIlJI\!. .'\MCI TRLNil}f.:¡R ,\ I)[Of'UIY CLERK 707 QUEEN Slklf! KtNCARlJlNLONIARIO N21 IZl) ('51QJW(,\4W File: 975 - Community lmprovemcnt Plan PUBLIC MEETING December 7, 1989 - 7:45 p.m. COMMUHITY IMPROVEMENT PLAN ~IINUTES Present: Stuart: :'lowry Judy Sauder Alex Clarkc John paulùsse Fred Lanting Derrick ¡';urton Darryl Burley Glenn Sutton Ronald Sha,¡ Reinhard Trautmann ~!aureen Couture Jim Van Osch, Bruce County Planning Depan.ment . Public: Approxiwately 20 members of the Public were present ----------------------------------------------------------------- ~he Reeve called the meecing to order at 7:45 p.m. and invited Jim Van Osch of the Bruce County proposed Communi ty Improvement general. Planning Department to present the policies, ¡-¡hich he outlined in Ron Shaw painted out Table 11 of the Plan which outlines the projects the Town wishes to have carried out over the next years. 'd1e projeccs have a minimum value of $100,000 and have been priorized A through 0 as deemed appropriate by the Town. Jim Van Osch noted that this will become part of the O.P. and is subject to all the requirements of the Planning Act. The meeting was then openeò to the public for comment. There .ere none. Council was requested by the chair that they can familiarize themselves respect to the projects on Schedule priority. to read the plan in oròer with it, especially ,lith II and the ir d~s ignated - certified a . . . en n The meeting adjourned at B:OO p.m. - ~/~",:, .' EC 2 19S9 :..:tf:;~< _,- . "Where you're a stranger only once" .' - ~~- . . . , ' TOWN OF KINCARDINE 975 - Community Improvement MEETING NOTES MEETING: Community Improvement Executive Commlttee PLACE: Council Chambers DAiE: July ¿5, 1989 PRESENT: Donna Wllson Stuart Mowry Judy Sauder Alex Clark Darryl Burley Ron Shaw Jim Van Osch '1 HIE: 3: 30 p.m. ~he mayor welcomed everyone the staff. Jim Van Osch and componants and objectives or the and Plan. anõ turned the meeting over to Ron Shaw outlined the maJ0r Community Improvement Policies ~he Committee then revlewed the submissions of the various committees and department heads and produced the attached lists. The clerk will copy this report i'mmediately [or the committee who will "sleep on them" and then meet again on August 2, 1989 at 3:30 p.m. in the ~own Hall Auditorium for further discussion. The Committee also established a minimum amount of $100,000. for consideration in the plan. NOTE: A couple of items have come up Slnce the meeting which have been added for the consideration by the Committee. ~~ '--"" ~ , . ::: ~"'" ~- :':";">0. -~ ~~ ;,./ ~'.' '-'.; . . . . LIST ONE - ABSOLUTES ~his list comprlses matters ofler no discretion to council. orde r. ITEN -Erosion Control (\~/S Queen) -Landfill Site Expansion -New Landfill Site -Town Hall Heritage Renovations -New Pire Hall Complex with training facilities, offices, meeting room & drying rack -Obtain C.N. Land at Harbour thaL counCll must do and that This list IS In no particular bLNEFl'J. -prevent slope failure -protect lives and properLY -provide waste disposal facilities lor community -considered essential service -provide waste disposal facilities for community -considered essential service -Community Heritage -Adminis'tra t i ve £t fie iency -improved lire protection to people and property -improved faClllties & safety for Lire iighLers -Community control over lands in Town wnlch should be public / '¡'RiGGER -Environmental Assessment -Mtm funding -less than five years life in present faci li ty -less than rive years life in expanded facility -County WMMP -interior renovatlons -population growth in service area -C.N. making it available ..: ., _~H. J,...-//.-::. ~ Ii?' "~:-;""\~'''V'' "",,// r/ ~-~~ ' . ,.....,..-......--:hn, . ;¡ ::::íÙ"~'f~ ,i'" -' ; i . -' ~,. ~. ~ ~ - -- .., " ~ . . . . LIST TWO - IMPORTANT INITIATIVES This list comprises matcers that important and strategic to the community. necessities they would contribute greatly to in Kincardine. ~his list is in no particular council considers very While not absolute the quality of life order. ITEM BENEFIT -~ourist Hospitality Centre -increased t.ourism -Bconomic growth -Harbour Expansion -Economic growth -increased tourism -focus for lake front -key atcraction in community -Lakeiront Park Dev. -enJoyment of residents -attraction tor tourists -economic growth -key attraction in community -Business Park Development -economic growth -diversilication of economy -creating employmenL -Reconstruct Queen from Lamoton to Broadway with beautification -bring eXjèanded CBD to standard -Library -imf.-roved facilities lor residents -cultural centre -New Parking Lot in Central Business District (CBD) -parking in CßO -faci Llties residents -facilitics tourists nortn tor i.or TRIGGER -deterioration ot existing building -funding -maJor funding -KYC lease -acquire C.N. Land -acqu1 re c. tJ. Land -funding -demand by legitimate industry -funding -expansion of CBD -needs assess- ment study -grants -tundraising -expanded CBD -de¡panó -" -' -'.. 'J~ j 'J~--/ "..J.J-'- - ~\.Ñ:rd' i n 9 .:-,¡ -J~~ -- ~ . ~ ~ -, : .::,. ~'. ~~ mnstrator '. . . ~. , , List ~wo, Page 2..... -Reconstruct Huron <errace (Broadway to Albert) and Broadway (Huron Terrace to Queen) (incl. sanitary and storm sewers where applicable) -Reconstruct Bruce Ave. -Queen & Kincardine Ave. intersection -Connaught Park Pumping Station (PIS) -improved streets -prevent surcharging -provide storm drainage -better access to South area of 'iown -prov ide linì<;s for new sub- divisions -better tratfic flow -safety -better pumping station facilities -funding -Huron Bruce subdivision -community growth -increased traffic flo," -change in traffic flow -demand tlow and . . '" ::-)~'_'J~""- ~"~'~~::j/ Y Ó!%. -- '. . . LIST THREE - DREAMS ~nLs list comprises proJects which while important and strategic to the community are not vital priorities. Generally, they will be considered only after list two is substantially completed or they are "triggered" to a higher priority. This lLst is in no particular order. ITEM -Goderich St. sewers -Queen St. San. Sewer (Broadway to Hospital) -Sanitary Sewer upgrade (Durham St. PIS to Nursing Homei -Reconstruct Princes St. -Aerial F1re ~ruck -Davidson Centre Parking Lot -Reconstruct Harbour St. & Beautification -Sewage Treatment Plant Expansion , ' - , ~ /' BENEFIT -improved environment -possibly a cleaner beach front -room for more res. growth north of Town -upgrade sewer capacity in area -allow further development -improve collector street' -improve storm sewers -improved procection for larger developments -improved use of facilities -convenience of facility users -improve services -beautify street -allow further óevelopment -allOW further development TRIGGER -ruling by Gov't or B.C.H.U. -local petition -further demand -additional demand -second phase of nursing home -surcharging problems -wear and tear -fire Harshall's requirement -building development -funding -funClLn9 -further aeve..Lopment -110B requirements -further devel.opment -HOE requLrements . . . :. , . LIST FOUR - HOPES ~his list comprises more distant obJectives ot the ~own. .'hey can be triggered to more urgent obJectives, however. 'ilns list is in no particular order. l'i'EM -~iver Basin Parks Dev. -Professional Theatre -Community College Campus -Reconstruct James, South & William Streets (storm sewers) -Road Access to Huron ~wp. east of cemetery -New Pumper Truck -New Police Complex -South Side Parks -New Arena Pad -Air Conditioning & Mammoth Fan Replacement BENEFIT -enjoyment of resiaents -attraction for tourists -attraction for tourists -enjoyment of residents -employment in community -employment in community -attractive development TRIGGER -Lakefront Dev. -funding -ownership or control ot land -major funding -significant interest -location -demand -interested college -better services in area -funding -better. access to Town from r.i..'Wp. -upgrade current vehicle -better efficiency of Department -better police service -service to south side residents -increased ice time and space for residents -comfort of facility users -etficiency of staff -funding from deveiof'er &/or riownshìp -requirements o t Fire Marshali -funding -funding -àefiìand -fundin" -tunaing . . "'-,"-'"' . / ..:-Y' .'/ ~~ '. 11 . . . 975 - Community Improvement Plan June 2, 1989 NO'I'E '1'0 FILE From: Ronald R. Shaw Re: Community Improvement Plan Jim Van Osch of the Bruce County Planning Oepartment and myself sat down on May 31, 1989 in order to establish a schedule and strategy for the completion and adoption of the Community Improvement Plan for the Town of Kincardine. 'l'he two of us established the following: 1. Research will be done into the Community Improvement Plan and what is expected from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs. ~his will be done by Jim Van Osch. 2. Establish objectives. Quite frankly, the objective of completing the Community Improvement Plan is as follm,s: a) To assist Council and administration in establishing its long-term objectives for community improvement in the Town of Kincardine. 'this process will force all players in the municipal environment to give a great deal of thought and discussion into the direction the Town should be proceeding and how it should head in that direction. b) ';.'he Community Improvement Plan will put the 'i'own in a much better position to obtain community improvement (PRIDE) funds in the next few years. 'rhe Community Improvement Plan will allow the administration to talk with confidence and authority as to what exactly the community's priorities are. - _:;)J" " ., AÆ!~ ,1t . . I -2- 3. 'ihe '1'ol,¡n or Kincardine will establish the priorities, the "trigger mechanisms" and the priority fields. We suggest that the 'j:O\,¡n establish an executive committee made up of the mayor and chairs of the standing committees of Council in 0 rde r to go through this process. These people ",ould then be Donna vHlson, Stuart Howry, Glenn Sutton, John Paulusse and Judy Sauder. Ron Shaw ,¡ill re-circulate the list which was prepared in 1988 and ask for any changes and updates from the department heads. This revised list will then be presented to the executive committee to establish the priorities, "trigger mechanisms" and the "priority fields". It is hoped that this meeting will be able to take place in June of 1989. 4. Jim Van Osch will draft an Official Plan amendment and a Community Improvement Plan for consideration by the Planning and Economie Development Committee by early July of 1989. 5. The draft Official Plan amendment and Community Improvement Plan and priority list will be pre-circulated in July or early August to: members of Council, department heads, the Community Renewal Branch and affected agencies for comment. We will have an informal meeting in August to discuss these comments. 6. These comments will be reviewed by the executi ve committee in late August or early September. 7. A formal public meeting will be called in early September or 1989. 8. The executive committee will recommend an Official Plan amendment and a Community Improvement Plan to Council tor official adoption in September of 1989. Action: This note to file will be circulated to the mayor for comment with the recommendation that the executive commi t'cee be formed and meeting date established for the initial meeting. Additional Note: Required supporting documentation will include: a) b) c) d) e) Recreation Master Plan Harbourfront Study Economic Development Strategy Letters from the Town engineer Gas ahd Ilater !.\onitoring Report for 1988 ,preJ;1ßlrAiò,;:::þ)' Conestoga Rovers & Associates _ ~'l Letters from department heads requesting :i;tiems to be?, included in the Community Improvement Plan ee.1Í~' ~ . é~~ f) -1t . . I -3- Lastly, the two of us agreed that items under the cost ot approximately $20,000.00 should not be included in the Community Improvement Plan as it will only needlessly complicate the process. RRS:sb ~~~\ -'. ~-~, . . . I , 975 - Community Improvement Plan June ¿, 1989 1,0'i'L '"'-0 FILL From: Ronald R. Shaw Re: Community Improvement Plan Jim Van Osch of the Bruce County Planning Department and myself sat dO'ln on Hay 31, 1989 in oròer to establish a schedule and strategy for the completion and adoption of the Community Improvement Plan for the '¡'OI'1D of Kincardine. '¡'he two of us established the following: 1. Research I:ill be done into the Community Improvement Plan and what is expected from the ¡>íinistry of liunicipal Affairs. ~his will be òone by Jim Van Osch. 2. Establish objectives. Quite frankly, the objective of completing the Community Improvement Plan is as follows: a) To assist Council and administration in establishing its long-term objectives for community improvement in the '[Ol'in of Kincardine. 'l'his process will force all players in the municipal environment to give a great deal of thought and discussion into the direction the ,",-'own should be proceeding and hOI'1 it should head in that direction. b) ,",-'he Community Improvement Plan ,-'ill put the 'l'o,1D in a much better position to obtain community improvement (PRIDE) funds in the next few years. The Community Improvement Plan will allow the administrat10n to talk wi th conf idence ,and authority as to what.. e~*~¡:;:tj}",,):h~ cOmr.\unlty's prlorltles are. : ,,:_...-,J --'<~;.- .:--7,· 1 '":: / "~-=-: as ator .. . . I -2- 3. 'Lhe Town 0': Kincardine "ill establish the priorities, the "trigger mechanisms" and the .,riority fields. l'le suggest tha t the '"'O~1h establ ish an executi ve commi t tee made up of the mayor and chairs of the standing committees of Council in 0 rde r to go through th is process. 'ihese people would then be Donna \'iilson, Stuart Ho,ny, Glenn Sutton, John Paulusse and Judy Sauder. Ron Sha¡.,' ,lill re-circulate the list which was prepared in 1988 and ask for any changes and updates from the de?artment heads. >'hi's revised list will then be presented to the executive committee to establish the priorities, "trigger mechanisms" anõ the "priority fields". It is hoped that this meeting will be able to take place in June of 1989. 4. Jim \Ian Osch ~Iill draft an Official Plan amendment anõ a Community Improvement Plan for consideration by the Planning and Economic Development Committee by early July of 1989. 5. '¡:he dratt Official Plan amendment anõ Community Improvement Plan and priority list will be pre-circulated in July or earlY August to: members of Council, department heads, the Community Rene\lal Branch and affected agencies for comment. We will have an informal meeting in August to discuss these comments. 6. 'L'hese comments ,Iill be reviewed by the executive committee in late August or early September. 7. A formal public meeting will be called in early September or 1989. 8. The executive committee will recommend an Official Plan amendment and a Community Improvement Plan to Council for official adoption in September of i969. Action: 'l'his note to file will be ci rculated to the mayor for comment with the recommendation that the executive committee be formeõ and meeting date established for the initial meeting. Additional Note: Required supporting documentation will include: a) b) c) d) e) Recreation Master Plan Harbourfront Study Economic Development Strategy Letters from the Town engineer Gas and Ilater f.ionitoring Report for 1988 pre'g;õ>rè6'):>}' Conestoga Rovers & Associates ':",/'~' . Letters from department heaõs requesting j('t~ms to be'" included in the Community Improvement Plan f ) . òl the · . . · · -. -3- Lastly, the tWD of us agreed that items under the cost of approximately $20,000.00 should not be included 1n the Community Improvement Plan as it will only needlessly complicate the process. RRS:sb -,,J_. ". / ~~/~ true ~ / 01 the .' COUNTY OF BRUCE PLANNING A,',D ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Sn, ¡1-1s. 30 Park Street Walkerton, Ontario. ~OG 2\ '0 !iox L'9, 5-12 Benord Street Wiarton, Ontano. ~OH 2m 'IV D Scott, Director \ovemoer ~.19!J9 ,:; 19\881-1782 j 191 53-1-2092 REQUEST FOR COMMENTS ~ r-. .-- ,", 1"1 -,~ r¡ dJ.Jl:C;I; ," ; ':-;:"\r, LIt . "u, '.' I I¡ -~ ~ i U'I ïl1'!"1)1(¡9q ',I ! 1: ~ ,. 1, I.." ....',), I " , " ..~..... , U¡"';;¡~"'7["~"''''''T=ë,"I' I -- -JW l...I L~~ PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT -.- -- - -.......,...... -............-.......~ TO: . AGENCY: The Town of Kinc ine is proposing change to the Community Improvemenc Policies of the Town of Kincardine Official Plan. The proposed changes are intended to guide and co-ordinate the undertaking of a broad range of community improvement activities throughout the Town. A copy of the proposed Amendment and accompanying Schedule 'B' are attachea, ,our comments and/or conditions of approval are requested on this proposed Amendment and will be used to prepare a Planning Reporc that will be presented to the Council of the Town of Kincardine. Please submic 6 . 1989. If require more concact the Department at your comments to the Planning Department by December you are unable to comment in the time specified or information concerning this application. please WALKERTON Office of the Bruce County Planning the address indicated above. . ======================:===~~=======l========================== No Comment: per~'Mr;v".. /~- For ========================~=;f======;~======================== Comments <- Signature: ..~ '~- . G.. ': víi,1¿'(~ I ~ .. . ~œ~ \ ,. ~, ,_ :10/118. ~~;- ~ - lA(£ t<lVtlOlI ~ ...,""n........ , ,_'0 .~, , "a~'u'_ I('''CARDI'I£ ,-- ~ ~~ddJ!: !5 z ~ ~ A ~o~rrt~ ;J; g,., ~ ~ ~ r¿ . . <'1 ~ I ~ ' ~ 1>0 ~~ 'S: §¡ I~ =¡ I~ -< s: 1) ~ 'S: ~ -¡ " ,,<>:~~..~~~~-"..~~:',---' " '-' " ' ~~ ..~ '.. , ' ->"~ \ :S'" -,": ~ ~ .. -:i"'~'" '\f:"- 0 ~-~" '~,,..': ':'-" , , " '. "-.. - ~~ ~ ~:~ . .-. . a ! . w' , ~ :Þ 0 '" 0 -I :D ~ n m J:: "TI 0 m :Þ c "TI :e s: c: r- 0 m Z C - Z .. :Þ 0 -I r- "TI 1 -< i "D '" . , r- Z , :Þ .~' Z 0 ~ :Þ :~: :D ; 0 - , ! Z m -I . . ( , . - iJ.·I~;; =]ê' :~1:~' of~~ @lÏ?~~~~~,f"-~' r: '1 I U) ¡¡i :"1 f:' ;~' " .., '7"?Q '~¡ì! ';S?9 COUNTY OF BRUCE PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMF.NT Box 848, 30 Park Street, Walkerton, Ontano, :-;OG NO. Box 129. 542 Bertard Street, \Viarton. Ontario. ,__OH 2TO. \\' O. Scott. Director \ovemoer ~.1989 u ~:. '~..~.~~-~:=_:-~-:;-_._-[S~.~-v ------ , S191881-1ï82 . S 19) 534-2092 ----- REQUEST FOR COMMENTS PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT TO: J:~ ,~wfn . AGENCY: The Town of Kincardine is proposing chan Improvement Policies of the Town of Kincardine proposed changes are intended undertaking of a broad range of throughout the Town. A copy of the proposed Amendment and accompanying Schedule 'B' are attached. lour ~omments and/or conditions of approval are requested on this proposed Amendment and will be used to prepare a Planning Report that will be presented to the Council of the Town of Kincardine. Please submit 6, 1989. If require more contact the Department. at your comments to the Planning Department by December you are unable to comment in the time specified or information concerning this application, please WALKERTON Office of the Bruce County Planning the address indicat~d above. . ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- No Comment: Per For ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Comments MITT SUDDorts all activities. such as this proposed amendment. which are designed to encourage commercial and industrial retention and develoDment~ C:;OoC'\.,V\ r '.'-'."-JJ .i.r JJ~----./ -. ~ / Signature: p.;u-d ~( John Medwell, Senior Business Consultant, Ministry of Industry, Trade and Technology. , . o j ! t""'E ""RON I , ~ ! ~ " . ·"ø.,,", "U_ rcw..S"'" II ~,...n",,~ "~. .~, , _'£0'_ . .0. w "'~C/IM1INf :Þ " <n 0 -I (') ¡(' ::a 0 '" " 0 m ~ m 3:: c " :E :Þ c: 3:: ,... 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