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TOWNSHIP OF ORO-MEDONTE
SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday, July 4, 2000 @ 7:10 p.m.
PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT
P-100/00
Cone. 4, Part of Lot 3 and 4
(formerly within the Township of Oro)
Present:
Mayor Ian Beard
Deputy Mayor Don Bell
Councillor Lillian McConnell
Councillor Ralph Hough
Councillor Neil Craig
Councillor Ron Sommers
Councillor Ruth Fountain
Present:
Jennifer Zieleniewski, CAO; Vicki Robertson, Acting Clerk;
Andria Leigh, Township Planner
Dana Anderson (DLA Consulting), Barbara & Hugh Smith,
Blair Goss, Neville Morrison, Martin Kimble, Owen Scott, Kris
Menzies, John Boville, Kim Nystrom (Cole Sherman), Kevin
Pacheco-Phillips (URS Cole Sherman), Ellen Dunn, John
Hare, Susan Grant, Peter Wigham, Phyllis Carlyle, Robert
Spears, Theresa Spears, Norm Savill, Lise Hansen, Jim
Okawa
Mayor Beard called the meeting to order and advised that all persons present
would be afforded the opportunity of asking questions in respect to the proposed
Zoning By-law amendment.
It was noted that no correspondence had been received with respect to this
matter.
Ms, Andria Leigh, Township Planner, gave an overview of the purpose of this
meeting and the proposed zoning by-law amendment.
Neville Morrison discussed the water, sewage and storm water reports and
suggested that two upgrades are required,
Kim Nystrom of Cole, Sherman commented on the effects on traffic as well as a
phasing plan relating to the infrastructure, 46 units per phase was suggested,
It is anticipated that the project will build out within ten years,
Martin Kimble of Horseshoe Valley Resort discussed road improvement
proposals, including a golf cart underpass, closing Horseshoe Valley Road for
five days while improvements are under way, wider road, etc,
John Hare expressed concern regarding a higher volume of traffic due to the
increased number of approved units, He had a concern for wider shoulders on
the road for walking,
Hugh Smith from Horseshoe Highlands questioned whether or not Horseshoe
Valley was going to support/fund education costs, He commented that at
present, education development charges are for land acquisition,
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Phyllis Carlyle, WRBest School Student Council, questioned where
documentation could be reviewed, and commented about the phasing policy to
address schooling, She also spoke about the 3rd Line reconstruction.
Councillor Neil Craig discussed marketing for ALC (Adult Lifestyle Community),
and said that this proposal is similar to other such projects.
Martin Kimble commented on amenities not being available for families at this
location, thus the Adult Lifestyle Community,
Jack Fountain wanted a guarantee that local wells will continue to function
appropriately, and suggested that an alternate supply of water should be
considered in the event of future problems.
There were no further comments with respect to this Zoning By-law Amendment
and the meeting adjourned.
A tape of the meeting is available for review,
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