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City of Niagara Falls Resolutions - '89
Resolution
Minor changes to proposed By-law Amendment (Am-41/88)
Guillevan International Inc. tender acceptance
Remuneration for Hydro Commissioner - increase
Ground Aerial Maintenance Ltd. tender acceptance
Minister of Municipal Affairs to approve By-law 89-15
Acting Mayor - Alerman Patrick Cummings
City to permit fireworks display at Christ Church
Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act subsidy
Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act subsidy
Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act subsidy
Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act payment
Condolence to family of late Thomas Macrae
Bear Construction Inc. tender acceptance
Provincial Construction Limited tender acceptance
Program of Proposed Supplementary Expenditures for Highway Improvements
Program of Proposed Supplementary Expenditures for Highway Improvements
Acting Mayor - Aldermen Campbell/Janvary
City construct sanitary sewage pumping station Mewburn to Mountain Rd.
W.Allan/R.Waters/J.Milne designated as Camping Est./Trailer Cp. inspectors
City support proposal by Bell to change telephone numbers
City apply to Municipal Affairs for approval of By-law re St. Mary's St. extension
Ministry of Environment to encourage alternate methods of disposal
Condolence to family of late R. Tod Billingsley
City support to apply to Min. of Tourism & Rec. for financial assistance
Niagara Pest Control tender acceptance
J.C.J. Contracting tender accpetance
Bob Robinson & Son Construction tender acceptance
Trans-Video Inspection Ltd. tender acceptance
Greenwood Contracting Ltd. tender acceptance
Delmar Contracting Ltd. tender acceptance
Treemac Construction Ltd. tender acceptance
Mingle Subdivision Draft Plan Approval one year extension
Arbor Day City of Niagara Falls
Demol's Tire Sales & Service Limited
Sacco Construction Limited tender acceptance
Alfred Beam Excavating Limited tender acceptance
City authorizes and directs the establishment of reserves for projects/purchases
Ontario Traffic Conference will consider the site of 91 Annual Convention
Condolence to family of late Carolyn McPherson
City accepts agreement of General Accident Assurance Co.
Provincial Construction (Niagara Falls) Ltd. tender acceptance
Traffic delay at RainbowNVhirlpool/Queenston Bddges
City Weed Inspector directed to destroy noxious weeds
Application to Min. of Env. Life Line Program for Infrastructure Study
Ministry of Municipal Affairs/City Pride Program grant
Mr. George Kolesnikovs Congratulations in Sailing NewYork to SanFrancisco
Niagara River Pkwy lands designated tourist commercial under review
Acting Mayor - Aldermen M. Harrington/P.Cummings
Condolence to family of late John Alexander Cameron
City accepts fill lines shown by Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority
Condolence to family of late Giuseppina Iorfida
Drummond Park Village Extension Draft Plan of Subdivision
Condolence to family of late John Smyth
Household Hazardous Waste Days provided by Tricil Environmental
Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing to approve close of walkway
Niagara Crack Sealing for Contract tender acceptance
Condolence to family of late William Joseph Heximer
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Nov.27
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Dec.11
Dec.18
Ministry of Environment Lifeline Grants Program protection of watermains
Condolence to family of late Margaret Ellen Bowyet
Council objection to Government changes to Unemployment Insurance Act
Minor changes to proposed By-law Amendment (AM-20/89)
Regional Municipality of Niagara to issue debentures
Public Transportation & Highway Improvement Act on expenditures
Joint Resolution of Council - N.Falls New York/Ontario on Environment
Ministry of Municipal Affairs assistance Community Planning Study
Acting Mayor - Alderman Mark Hopkins
Ministry of Municipal Affairs for Provincial Grant for PRIDE Program
Minor changes to proposed By-law Amendment (AM-55/88)
Ministry of Transportation & Communication/Pub.Trans. subsidy
City/Bridge Commission/Parks to relieve traffic congestion at bridges
Acting Mayor - Alderman Sherar
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 69
Moved by AId. HINSPERGER
Seconded by AId. COWAN
December 18
RF_,SOLVED that Alderman Ed Sherat be appointed Acting Mayor for the
period December 29th to December 30th, 1989; during the absence of His Worship
Mayor William Smeaton;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989
CARRIED NANIMOUSLY
Clerk ~.~c.~~
Niagara Jalls, ( nmr o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 68
Moved 5y AId. WARD
December 11, 1989
Seconded ~y AM. ORR
RK~XDLVED that WHEREAS the vehicular traffic between Niagara Falls and
the United States continues to be seriously congested;
AND WHEREAS the Bridge Conmission is taking steps to provide new physical
inspection facilities;
AND WHEREAS traffic at the international crossings continues to grow both
in tourism and in movement of manufactured and consumer goods due to the
passing of the free trade legislation;
AND WHEREAS the Region of Niagara, the City of Niagara Falls, the Niagara
Falls Bridge Conmission and the Niagara Parks Conmission, have taken steps
to re-channelize traffic at the intersection of River Road and the Lower
Bridge to ease the congested movement of traffic.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Revenue Canada be petitioned to further
increase the staffing complement to ensure that the physical facilities will
be able to be fully utilized.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be circulated
to area Municipalities and the Region of Niagara for their support.
; AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
E. C. WAGG
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 67 December 4th 1989
Moved by AId. WARD
S~cond~d By AId. ORR
RF-~OLVED that the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls
hereby petitions the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, under
The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, for allocation of
subsidy funds for the year 1989, in the amount of $89,700.00 for the Capital
Assistance Progran~ne, and $73,000.00 for the Transit Operating Assistance
Programme;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Clerkj~~'
Acting [Vlayor
MARK HOPKINS
Ontario
Ministry of
Transportation and
Communications
REQUEST NO. 2
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPFiOVEMENT ACT
REQUEST FOR ALLOCATION OF SUBSIDY FUNDS
FOR THE YEAR 19__1EL9
Pursuant to The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, the Council of the Corporation
of the City~ ............................ __of Niagara Falls hereby requests an
allocation of subsidy funds for public transportation in the amount of:
$ ....89-, '~00 ~DJl_..for the Capital Assistance Programme
$ 33_,_Q0_O.LOQ_for the Transit Operating Assistance Programme
The said funds shall be expended on public transportation in accordance with The Public Transportation
and Highway Improvement Act. A detailed statement of proposed expenditures Form MT-5 is attached
hereto.
This request for an allocation of subsidy funds has been authorized by resolution of the Council of
the Corporation of the .............. Ci.t_y_ .......................of ........N. iagara_J'_all s
under date of,_ ...... N?vember 24 ..... 19_8~9+ .
AUTHORIZED SIGNATORIES
(SEAL)
......... UNCiL'
· '~,,~,,r,'e COrDmumcateons
THE CORPORATION OF fHE City of Niagara Falls
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION EXPENDITURES,
REVENUE, NET COST AND SUBSIDIES
FOR THE YEAR 19 89.
(Note: For assistance in estimating operating subsidy. please refer to
pages 24, 2-7 and 2-8 in Municipal Transit Manual)
1. CAPITAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM
Buses Sweeper/Scrubber
Buildings - Garages Hoist
- Terminals
- Shelters
Other (sPecify)Bridge St. property-Demoliti3n
Less: Proceeds from Disposal or Sale of Assets
TOTALS
2. TRANSIT OPERATING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
1, Total
2.
3, Total
4.
5.
6. Total
7.
8. Total
9.
QUANTITY
ESTIMATE O COST
TOTAL SUBSIDY
39,600 29,700
30,000 22,500
50,000 37,500
( )(
119,600 89,700
Bud9eted Expenditure
Items not Eligible for Subsidy
Expenses As per Line B Page 2-6 (Line 1 - Line 2)
Ir'lter City Charter Expenses
Contracted Services to Adjacent Municipalities
Expenses As per Total C Page 2-6 (Line 3 - Lines 4 & 5)
80% of Non-Transit Revenue As per Line D Page 24
Eligible Operating Expenses As per Line E Page 26 (Line 6 - Line 7)
3,469,200
3,469,200
3,469,200
.721,200
2,748,000
3. BUDGETED REVENUE
10. Operating
11. Non-Operating
12. Total Budgeted Revenue
4. ESTIMATED NET COST (Actual/Theoretical/Additional)
13. Actual Net Cost (Line 3- Line 12)
14. Theoretical Net Cost [Line 8 x (100% - R/C Target)]
15. Additional Net Cost (Line 13 · Line 14)
16. OR (25%of Line 14)
5. ESTIMATED SUBSIDY
17. BASIC: 50%of Line 14
18. Additional (if applicable): 25% of Line 15
OR 25% of Line 16 -whichever is less
19. Total Estimated Operating Subsidy
20. Eat(mated Number of Revenue Passengers
21. Estimated kilometres Operated
Line lg should not exceed ?5% of LIne 13
As per Line F Page 2-7
As per Page 2-7
As per Line G Page 2-7
2,415,500
1,053.700
1,374,000
Nil
NA
687,000
687,000
Request #2
Request #1
NET REQUEST
687,000
614,000
73,000
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 66 December 4
Moved by AId. WARD
Seconded by Aid. ORR
RESOLVED that this Council does determine, in accordance with Section
34 (16) of the Planning Act, 1983, that the changes to the proposed By-law
Amendment (AM-55/88, Ritz Motel Ltd., Parkview Hotel), south-west corner of
Buchanan Avenue and Murray Street, for the Niagara Falls Planning Area, are
minor in nature and do not require giving any further notice;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Clerk
Acting Mayor
I .........III IIII II ""1 ...................................1
Niagara alls, ( nmr o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 65
Moved by AId. ORR
Seconded by Aid. HINSPERGER
November 27,
RF-~OLVED that the City of Niagara Falls makes application to the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs for a Provincial Grant in the amount
of $300,000.00 for the 1990-91 P.R.I.D.E. Program to extend community
improvements along Valley Way from approximately Huron Street to
Victoria Avenue, as well as along Queen Street from Buckley ~venue
to Victoria Avenue;
And the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89
~ayof ~
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
(~ity of Niagara ~alls, (~ntar~v
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 64
fvloved hy A~H. HINSPERGER
Seconded by AId. COWAN
November 27
RF_,SOLVED that Alderman Mark Hopkins be appointed Acting Mayor in the
absence of His Worship Mayor William S. Smeaton, from December 3rd to 6th,
1989, inclusive;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
~. C. WAGG
Mayor
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 63 A November 27th 19 89
Moved by AId. HINSPERGER
Seconded by AId. COWAN
RESOLVED that the City of Niagara Falls seek funding assistance from the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs under the Community Planning Study Grant Program
and the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation in the amount of $35,000.00 each
to undertake a study to update the Official Plan with respect to tourism
development, and implement the joint Memorandum of Understanding;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Clerk c~L
E. C. WAG~
Ivl~IAN S. SMEATON
No. 63
JOINT RESOLUTION OF COUNCILS
NIAGARA yx~I.I-~, NEW YORK AND NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO
NESOLUTION ON THE NIAGAI{A RIVER ENVIRONMENT
WHERE., the cities of Niagara Falls, Ontario and Niagara Falls, New York,
share the environment along the Niagara River; and
WHEREAS, each municipality desires to protect this environment for the health
and welfare of its citizens; and
WHEREAS, the residents of both cities depend on the Niagara River for safe
drinking water, agriculture, fishing, wildlife conservation, tourism,
recreation, industrial, and other uses; and
WHEREAS, it is recognized that both cities have made significant progress in
environmental education, the environmental inventory and in shared
environmental concerns;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Niagara Falls, New York, and the City
of Niagara Falls, Ontario, pledge their further cooperation throughout 1990 by
adopting a joint work program which will lead to the further enhancement of the
environmental inventory, the development of environmental policies and
programs, the celebration of Environment Week, and the continuation of
cooperation between the cities in all other endeavours;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVl{D that both Councils provide the financial resources to
advance the work program on the environment.
Signed this 21st day of November, 1989 in the City of Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Mayor,
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Michael C. O°Laughlin
Mayor,
Niagara Falls, New York
IIII I III IIIIIII U ...............
~ity of Niagara ~Jalln. (Ontario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 62
Moral by AId. Ctn~INGS
S~onded by AId. HINSPERGER
November 20 19 89
RESOLVED that the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls
hereby petitions for interim payment under the Public Transportation and
Highway Improvement Act on expenditures made in the year 1989, in the
amount of $5,126,753.00;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
h~ayor ~t~/~
LIAM S. SMEATON
,
()';Jinistry of
TranapOrtaDon and
Communications
Ontario
MUNICIPALITY OF THE
CITY
(State w/tether CiO' or Separated Tow,}
OF NIAGARA FALLS
PETITION FOR INTERIM PAYMENT UNDER THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
ACT ON EXPENDITURES MADE IN THE YEAR 19 89
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURE
PERIOD JANUARY 1st, 19 89 , TO October 31
19 89
CONSTRUCTION
MAINTENANCE TOTAL
ROADS OR STREETS
BRIDGES AND CULVERTS
$ 2,298,353 $ 2,828,400 $ 5,126,753
$ $ $
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
$ 2,298,353 $ 2,828,400 $ 5,126,753
TREASURER'S DECLARATION
I SOLEMNLY DECLARE THAT I HAVE PAID OUT OF FUNDS BELONGING AND ACCRUING TO THE MUNICIPAL
CORPORATION THE ABOVE SUM,AND DO HOLD BONA FIDE VOUCHERS FOR SUCH PAYMENTS WHICH I AM PREPARED
TO PRODUCE IN VERIFICATION THEREOF.
DECLARED BEFORE ME AT THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
TH IS 20th DAY OF November
(~iC~Y..1,ITL...~C. Ier~/Z/'
DECLARATION OF ENGINEER OR SUPERVISOR
19 89
~~K~r~BrDirector of Finance
Robert Lewis, C.A.
I SOLEMNLY DECLARE THAT THE ABOVE AMOUNT HAS BEEN SPENT ON MUNICIPAL STREETS IN STRICT
ACCORDANCE WITH THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT.
DECLARED BEFORE ME AT THE C. TTY 13~ NTAGARA FAT.'~T,S
th
THIS 17 DAY OF November 19 89
E. C, ~agg, ~,~,~. D~recCo= of Municipal ~erks.,B. k. OaCes ,P. En~
THIS PETITION FOR SUBSIDY ON THE ABOVE EXPENDIIURE HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY RESOLUTION OF IHE COUNCIL
OF THE CITY
NovPmber 20th
~9 ~9
(SEAL)
DATED AT
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLSHIS
OF NTACARA ~AT.T,R UNDER DATE
AUTHORIZED
SIGNATORIES
20th
W. Smeatfo
E.C. Wagg, A'71~7C'.'~: d'P/'L/
DAY OF November 19 89
MR-A-20 71-08 (FGRMERLY 00-MB-~S4)
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
EXPENDITURE AND SUBSIDY REPORT FOR PERIOD
5,120,000
BASIC SUBSIDY
PLUS
SPECIAL SUBSIDY
EQUALS
TOTAL SUBSIDY
SUBSIDY RATE =
300,000
EXPENDITURE AND SUBSIDY REPORT
SUMMARY URBAN
OF NIAGARA FALLS
October 31, 1989
5,420,000
TOTAL SUBSIDY X 100 = 50 % RATE
SUPPORTED TOTAL EXPENDITURE
ONE COPY OF EACH COMPLETE REPORT REQUIRED AT ENDS OF MONTHS FROM APRIL TO DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE DUE THE 15TH DAY OF FOLLOWING MONTH.
PAGE 1 OF 2
ACTUAL TO DATE
EXPENDITURE $ FOR M.T.C. USE
CONSTRUCTION TOTAL FROM REVERSE SIDE
MAINTENANCE TOTAL FROM PAGE 2
2,298,353
2,828,400
SUB-TOTAL
MINUS ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE - ROADS (NOT CREDITED)
5,126,753
MINUS ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE - B/C (NOT CREDITED)
TOTAL AMOUNT FOR SUBSIDY
PLUS ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CREDITED
PLUS ITEMS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUBSIDY
TOTAL PAYMENT VOUCHERS
5.126.753
THE ABOVE IS A TRUE STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES AS SHOWN IN THE ROAD LEDGER
WE ESTIMATE THAT WE WILL:
X UNDERSPEND BY (EXPENDITURE)
OVERSPEND BY (EXPENDITURE)
EQUAL THE TOTAL EXPENDITURE
Director of Municipal Works
L.A. Oates, P. Eng.
MR-Aoll4 84-11 (URBAN)
Director of Finance R. Lewis, C.A.
November 21, 1989
DATE SUBMITTED
PAGE 2 OF 2
MAINTENANCE
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF NIAGARA FALLS
MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURE AND SUBSIDY REPORT
FOR PERIOD ENDING 0CTOBER 31, 1989
PROJECT
BRIDGES AND' CULVERTS
A BRIDGES AND CULVERTS
ROADSIDE MAINTENANCE
422
B-1 GRASS MOWING & WEED SPRAYING 424
B-2 BRUSHING, TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL
B-3 DITCHING 430
B-4 CATCH BASINS, CURB & GUTTER 428
CLEANING STORM SEWERS 421
B-5 DEBRIS & LITTER PICK-UP 426
B TOTAL ROADSIDE MAINTENANCE
HARDTOP MAINTENANCE
410
C-1 PATCHING & SPRAY PATCHING 412
C-2 SWEEPING, FLUSHING, CLEANING 418
C-3 SHOULDER MAINTENANCE - GRADING
PATCHING, WASHOUTS, DUST LAYER 420
C-4 RESURFACING *
C TOTAL HARDTOP MAINTENANCE
LOOSE TOP MAINTENANCE
D-1 PATCHING & WASHOUTS
D-2 GRADING & SCARIFYING
D-3 DUST LAYER
D-4 PRIME OR PRIMING
D-5 GRAVEL RESURFACING *
D TOTAL LOOSE TOP MAINTENANCE 416
WINTER CONTROL
E-1 SNOW PLOWING & REMOVAL 438
440
E-2 SANDING & SALTING 442
E-3 SNOW FENCE, CULVERT THAWING, ETC.
E-4 WINTER STANDBY *
E TOTAL WINTER CONTROL
SAFETY DEVICES
F SAFETY DEVICES, SIGNS, GUIDERAILS
434
RAILROAD CROSSING MAINTENANCE 436
MISCELLANEOUS
G
H
SUB-TOTAL (A TO H)
OVERHEAD
J TOTAL MAINTENANCE OVERHEAD 7% *
TOTAL (TO PAGE 1)
621 111608
TOTAL FOR .ISCELLANEOUS 11669, a '
COUNTY CONTRIBUTIONS TO URBAN MUNS.
ESTIMATED FOR YEAR
EXPENDITURE
ACTUAL TO DATE
EXPENDITURE
462,600
55,100
70,600
183,400
71,700
843.400
196,700
190,400
66,600
453,700
468,300
300,700
278,600
579,300
102,500
196,200
2,643,400
185,000
2,828,400
MR-A-113& 114 84-05 *SEE DEFINITIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
(!Iit!t t iagara lalls, (1)nlario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 61
October 16, 1989
Moved by AId. cu~z~ss
Seconded by AId. WARD
RESOLVED that the Council of the Corporation of the City of
Niagara Falls hereby requests the Regional Municipality of
Niagara to issue debentures in accordance with the terms and
amounts set out below, and further that the City confirms
that it has entered into a contract for or authorized the
commencement of all works herein listed:
Authorizing O.M.B. Financing Retirement
By-law Number Number Request Term
85-216 E851500 86,000 10 years
87-245 E871489 234,000 10 years
87-251 E871491 100,000 10 years
84-294 E850019 130,000 10 years
88-121 E880740 260,000 10 years
88-237 E881339 180,000 10 years
86-250 E861306 350,000 10 years
86-237 E861246 190,000 10 years
1,530,000
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
· t A erman anvar . a s. ain ' rom ~ on :
( itH nf Ttagara al[B, (Outaria
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 6o October 2nd
Moved by AId. cHsss~uu~
Seconded by AId. cow~
RESOLVED that this Council does determine, in accordance with Section
34 (16) of the Planning Act, 1983, that the changes to the proposed By-law
Amendment (AM-20/89, 577793 Ontario Ltd., 6455 Buchanan Avenue, Ramada
Fallsview Inn), for the Niagara Falls Planning Area, are minor in nature and
do not require giving any further notice;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89.
CARRIE with Alderman Janvary abstaining from the vote on conflic of
inte previously recorded and Alderman HarrY' gton vo
· it. nf ia ara alln, nmrie
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 59
Moved by AId. CUMMZNGS
S~conded by AId. COWAN
RF_~LVED that W~tEREAS The Government of Canada has indicated its
intention to effect changes under the Unemployment Insurance
Act, and;
October 2nd
WHEREAS these changes would significantly reduce the number
of weeks for which a claim may be paid, and;
WHEREAS these changes would also extend the number of weeks
a claimant would have to work in order to qualify for
benefits, and;
WHEREAS persons who are adversely affected by these changes
may be forced to turn to municipal welfare,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Prime Minister of Canada be made
aware of the City of Niagara Falls objections to these changes which
will impact significantly on municipal and provincial budget.
1989.
CARRIE UNANIMOUSLY
Clerk
ClerkC~
Mayor
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
(Etty of Ttaga a alls,
COUNCIL CHAMBER
NO. 58 September 25
Moved by AId. cunnz~Gs
Seconded by AId. SHERAR
RESOLVED that a message of condolence be forwarded to the family
of the late Margaret Ellen Bowyer, a highly respected member of the
community, and mother of Mrs. Carman (Jacqueline) Dix;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89
C CA~SLY
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
( ity of iagara alls, ( ntar o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
NO. 57A September 25
Moved by AId.
Seconded by AId. CHEESMAN
RESOLVED that an application be submitted to the Ministry of the
Environment under the Lifeline Grants Program for the cathodic
protection of watermains on the following streets:
1. Arthur Street, Duke Street and Morden Drive;
2. Stevens Street, Cabot Drive, David Avenue and Rendall Crescent;
3. Russell Street;
4. Shirley Avenue, Amelia Crescent and Barton Crescent;
5. Dianne Street, Queensway Gardens, Dirdene Street and Close Avenue;
6. Keiffer Street
; AND the Seal of Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 ~9
Cler~~N~~~c~Y
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 57
Moved by AId. SnE~akR
Seconded by AId. JANVARY
RESOLVED that a message of condolence be forwarded to the family of the
late William Joseph Heximer, Past-President of the Chamber of Commerce, and
a highly respected and well known citizen of Niagara Falls.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
September 11, 19 89
Cl, CAR~
Mayor 'WILLIAM S. SMEATON
(~ttg nf Niagara ~alt~, COnlatin
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 56 September 11, 19 89
Moved by AId. CUMMINGS
Seconded by AM. HINSPERGER
RESOLVED that the unit prices submitted by Niagara Crack Sealing for Contract
R.M. 22-89, 1989 Tender for Crack Sealing, at the low tendered amount of
$16,800o00, be accepted.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRI UNANIMOUSLY
ClerkC~~
Clerk
Mayor/~~1%~/'a~/
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
of N agara alls, ntado
COUNCIL CHAMBER'
55 August 28 1989
Moved by A|d. CUMMINGS
S~conded by AM. CHEESMAN
RESOLVED that pursuant to section 145 of the Land Titles Act, R.S.O. 1980,
the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing be requested to approve an Order
being made to stop up and close the walkway running easterly from Kuhn Crescent,
shown as Block I on Registered Plan M-59 and designated as Parts 1, 2, 3
and 4 on Plan 59R-6349.
AND the seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
I, the undersign~vJ, C~erk of the Corporatior~ of ~:':
City of Nia2~r~'F~lls, hereby certify the foregoing
tO be a true and correct copy of ..............................
Oe ~ Ioid City. Given under my hand and the s~ol
oelhl loid Corporotion thi~
19
CAR UNANIMOUSLY
Cle
Mayor
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
( it l nf Niagara alls, ( nt rin
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 54
Moved by AId.
Seconded by AId.
RF..SOLVED that
August 14th, 19 89
HOPKINS
CUMMINGS
the Council of the City of Niagara Falls approve a contract
being prepared to provide that Tricil Environmental Management conduct three
Household Hazardous Waste Days for the City; that Tricil Environmental
Management's facility on Allanport Road be used in September, the City of
Niagara Falls Chippawa Works Yard in October and the Municipal Service Centre in
November be chosen as the appropriate option; and that the Ministry of the
Environment be so advised;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed;
CARR
Cler C~~ Y
NANIMOUSL
Mayor
WILLIAM S. SHEATON
(~ty of ~mgara ~alfs, ~ntar~o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 53 August 14
Moved by AId. CU~e4ZNGS
Seconded by AId. HINSPERGER
RESOLVED that a message of condolence be forwarded to the family
of the ]ate John Smyth, a respected resident of the City and former valued
employee of the Corporation for many years;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRI, Utq~qZMOUSLY
Clef CARR~
Clet CLERK
Mayor
· it!t flf iaBara lalls, nlaria
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No.
Moved by AId.
Se~nded by AId.
RF..SOLVED that
July 24th,
CHEESMAN
HINSPERGER
the Council of the City of Niagara Falls supports a one
year extension to the remainder of the Drummond Park Village Extension draft
plan of subdivision - (File No. 26T-80003)(Revised), conditional upon the
applicant maintaining the appropriate subdivision sign which complies with
Municipal and Regional requirements;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 S9
Cle, CARCAR, UNANIMOUSLY
Mayor
(~ily of ~iagara ~dalls, (~nmrm
COUNCIL CHAMBER
51 July 24th 19 89
~dov~d by AId. Orr
S~conded by A|H. Janvary
RESOLVED that
a message of condolence be forwarded to the family of the
late Giuseppina Iorftda, a highly respected member of the community; and mother
of Sam Iorfida, Research & Development Supervisor for the City of Niagara
Falls;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CAR UNANIMOUSLY
CI
ACTING MAYOR PATRICK CUMMINGS
(~ty of ~agara ~alls, ~nmr~o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 50
Moved by AId. Hopkins
S~conded by AId. Ward
RESOLVED that the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara
Falls does accept the fill lines shown by the Niagara Peninsula
Conservation Authority on schedules for Lyons Creek dated April 1989,
and supports the registration of the fill lines pursuant to Section 28
of the Conservation Authorities Act and Ontario Regulation 82/86.
July 24th, 1989
ClerCAR~~,~
Acting Mayor
PATRICK CUMMING?
( ity of Niagara ~dalls, ®ntario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 49
Moved by AId.
Seconded by AId.
RESOLVED that
July 12th 19 89
CHEESMAN
JANVARY
a message of condolence be forwarded to the family of the
late John Alexander Cameron, a respected resident of Kirkland Lake; and brother
of Jeanne E. Fry, Council Secretary of the City of Niagara Falls;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
UNANIMOUSLY
CARRIED
PU
Mayor 7
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
ity of ICiagara ;Jails, (Ontario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 48
Moved by AId.
Seconded by AId.
CHEESMAN
HINSPERGER
July 10th 19 89
RESOLVED that the following Aldermen be appointed Acting Mayor in the
absence of His Worship Mayor William S. Smeaton:
- Alderman Margaret Harrington be appointed Acting Mayor from July 16th to
22rid, 1989, inclusive; and
- Alderman Patrick Cummings be appointed Acting Mayor from july 24th to 31st,
1989, inclusive;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
WILLI~dd S. SMEATON
No. 47
Moved by Aid.
Seconded by AId.
RESOLVED that
CHEESYkAN
HINSPERGER
COUNCIL CHAMBER
June 19th 1989
WR~S it is deemed desirable that a study be undertaken in respect of the land
use planning policies for those lands which are designated and are tourist
commercial and lie on' the westerly ~ide of the.Niagara River Parkway shown
hatched on the Plan Schedule, attached to this resolution;
NOW THYjtEFORE BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That the Director of Planning and Development is hereby directed to
undertake a review or study in respect of the land use planning
policies for the area of the City of Niagara Falls on the westerly
side of the NiagaraRiver Parkway shown hatched on Plan Schedule,
attached hereto and zoned tourist commercial.
AND the Seat of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIED with Aldermen Cummings and Ward abstaining from the vote on conflicts
of interest previously recorded, and with the following vote:
AYE:
NAYE:
Aldermen Cheesman, Harrington, Hinsperger, Hopkins and Janvary.
Mayor Smeaton and Aldermen Campbell, Cowan and Sherar.
CARR
Mayor ~I14l/
WILLIAM S. SHEATON
17~. ~
SCHEDULE Ito.ReSolutiOn
Area AfFected By Resolution
DESCRIPTION: PT- TWP LOT
Prepared by Niagara Falls .n']ar~nincj Department
Scale I: 500
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 46
Moved By AId. CUMMXNGS
Seconded By AId. HINSPERGER
RESOLVED that
WHEREAS a native of the City of Niagara Falls has distinguished himself
and brought honour to the City of Niagara Falls by establishing a new record
in sailing from New York around the treacherous Cape Horn to San Francisco
in 76 days, 23 hours, 20 minutes, 17 seconds.
AND WHEREAS in setting the record for the 23,000 kilometre marathon, the
crew of the "Great American" has acted as ambassadors for Canada and for
the City of Niagara Falls.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Niagara Falls
extends congratulations to Mr. George Kolesnikovs, a native of Niagara Falls
for his accomplishments and for the excellent way he has represented his
Country and his City.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the congratulations and best wishes of the
City be forwarded to Mr. Kolesnikovs and his crew as quickly as possible.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
May 29, 19 89
CARR UNANIMOUSLY
ClerCAR
Mayor
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 45
Moved by AId. ORR
Seconded by AId. CUl~4~NGS
RESOLVED that the Ministry of Municipal Affairs be advised of the formal
acceptance by the City of Niagara Falls of a Provincial grant in the amount of
$300,000.00 for the 1989-90 PRIDE PROGRAM, AND THAT THE City of Niagara Falls
contribute a like amount, for a total of $600,000.00, to be allocated to the
Downtown PRIDE project;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
May 29th 19 89
Mayor
MAYOR WILLIAM S. SMEATON
Niagara alls, nlario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 44
Moved by AId. CUMMINGS
Seconded by Ald. ORR
RFF, OLVED that
May 29,
the Council of the City of Niagara Falls approve the
application to the Ministry of the Environment, under the Ministry's
'Life Line' Program, for an Infrastructure Needs Study in the Chippawa
Community and Stanley Avenue Industrial area as the first Phase of a
Sewer Infrastructure Rehabilitation Needs Study for the City, to be
implemented over a two-year period from January, 1989 to December, 1990,
with a cost scheduling as follows:
1989
1990
City Share Region Share Ministry Share Total
$29,185.75 $29,185.75 $58,371.50 $116,743.00
20,853.00 20,853.00 41,706.00 83,412.00
$50,038.75 $50,038.75 $100,077.50 $200,155.00
; AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989.
CARRI UNANIMOUSLY
Clef
Clef
htlayor
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
The City of Niagara Falls, Oncario
Council Chambers
COPY- ORIGINAL WAS MISPLACED.
No. 43
Moved by Alderman PUTTICK
Seconded by Alderman CUMMINGS
May 15, 1989
RESOLVED that the Weed Inspector of the City of Niagara Falls be
directed to cause noxious weeds or weed seeds on any subdivided portion of the
Municipality and lots not exceeding ten acres, whether or not the lots are part of a plan
of subdivision, to be destroyed in the manner prescribed in the regulations made under
the Weed Control Act;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
Carried Unanimously
PAUL J. BRENNAN WILLIAM S. SMEATON
CITY CLERK MAYOR
agam alls, ntar o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 42
Moved by Aid. ~UT~IC~
Seconded by AId. CUMMZNSS
May 15, 19 89.
RE~OLVED that WHEREAS the delay in the processing of traffic using the Rainbow,
the Whirlpool Rapids and the Queenston-Lewiston bridges is causing serious inconvenience
to motorists using the aforementioned facilities;
AND WHEREAS these delays will have serious financial impact on the economy of the City
of Niagara Falls particularly during the forthcoming tourist season.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Niagara Falls formally request its
federal representative Mr. R. Nicholson, M.P. to intervene on the City's behalf and
appeal to the appropriate Federal Ministry for an immediate resolution to the problem.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIE UNANIMOUSLY
CITY
CLERK.
Mayor
WILLIAM S..SMEATON
Niagara dalls,
COUNCIL CHAMBER
41 May 15,
~dov~d by A|do Cummings
S~conded by A~d. Cheesman
RESOLVED that the unit prices submitted by Provincial Construction
(Niagara Falls) Ltd., for Contract G.C. 8-89 Underground Services in
the Ascot Woods Subdivision - Extension 3A and 3B, be accepted at the
low tendered amount of $950,831.00, and this contract be awarded to
this firm, subject to receiving Ministry of the Environment approval
of the water and sewer installation for this project;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989
CARRIE UNANIMOUSLY
'~ITY CLERK.
~Vlayol~/~~
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
( ily of Niagara dalls, ( nlario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 40
Moved by AId. CUMMINGS
May 8, 19 89.
Seconded by AId. COWAN
RESOLVED that the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls accept the
agreement of the General Accident Assurance Company to insure the liabil-
ity assumed by this Resolution as follows:
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS HEREBY
ASSUMES THE LIABILITY FOR BODILY INJURY TO OR DEATH OF ANY PERSON OR
DAMAGE TO OR DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY OF OTHERS, IMPOSED BY LAW UPON:
Members of Council, Commissioners, Trustees, Board Members, Statutory
Officers, Officers, Employees or Volunteer Workers of the CORPORATION
OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS for liability which arises out of the use
or operation by such person of a licensed motor vehicle, or
(b)
the owner of any licensed motor vehicle, for liability which arises
out of the use or operation of such licensed motor vehicle by
Members of Council, Commissioners, Trustees, Board Members, Statutory
Officers, Officers, Employees or Volunteer Workers of the CORPORATION
OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
DECLARES THAT SUCH ASSUMPTION OF LIABILITY BE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING
LIMITATIONS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS:
(a) This assumption of liability applies only to the use or operation of
a licensed motor vehicle in Canada or the United States of America
by Members of Council, Commissioners, Trustees, Board Members, Stat-
utory Officers, Officers, Employees or Volunteer Workers on behalf
of the CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS including travel to
and from work and attendance at meetings and while acting within the
s~.op~ of their'duties.
Resolution No. 40 - 2 -
2. (b)
This assumption of liability applies only in excess of existing
insurance carried by the owner of the licensed motor vehicle which
was being used or operated by Members of Council, Conmissioners,
Trustees, Board Members, Statutory Officers, Officers, Employees
or Volunteer Workers at the time of the accident and does not apply
unless the licensed motor vehicle which was being used or operated
by such person at the time of the accident is insured for not less
than the minimum third Party Liability Limit required by The Insurance
Act for the Province of Ontario.
(c)
This assumption of liability is subject to the agreements, conditions,
terms and limit of liability insured in the Non-Owned Automobile
Policy issued by the GENERAL ACCIDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY and shall
terminate whenever such Non-Owned Automobile Policy is terminated.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIED UNAN SLY
Cler
Cle
MaY°r~WiL~
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 39
Moved by AId.
Seconded by AId.
RESOLVED that
Hay 1st, 19 89
HOPKINS
COWAN
a message of condolence be forwarded to the family of the
late Carolyn McPherson, a 103 years old, highly respected member of the
community; and wife of former City of Niagara Falls Streets Department
Superintendent, John McPherson;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CAR UNANIMOUSLY
C~
Mayor
MAYOR WILLIAM S. SMEATON
of Nmgara a[Ls, ®nmr o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 38
Moved by AId. cummings
April 24,1989.
Seconded by AId, Sherat
RF-qOLVED ~at whereas notification has been received that the Ontario
Traffic Conference, at its Annual General Meeting to be held on Wednesday,
May 3, 1989, will consider the site of the 1991 Annual Convention;
WHEREAS the City of Niagara Falls, on an earlier occasion, reqhested the
organization to consider the City of Niagara Falls as a site for a future
convention;
NOW Therefore Be It Resolved that the Council of The Corporation of the City
of Niagara Falls formally invite the Ontario Traffic Conference to hold their
1991 Convention in the City of Niagara Falls.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIED u imously.
ClerjAR~/~f,~
Mayor
(llit!t nf Niagara
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 37
Movea by AId. cummings
~econded by AId. Sherat
April 24, 1989
RESOLVED that the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls
hereby authorizes and directs the establishment of reserves for projects and
purchases as described on "Schedule A" attached hereto;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
C A R unanimous ly
Mayor ~'~Y~
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
S~D~ A
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
1988 SPECIAL PURPOSE RESERVE
RIPENDITURE DESCRIPTION
Building Department front office
City Hall front office
Finance Department improvements
Sylvia & Park markets - stain & ceiling repairs
Recreation Building carpet
Fire Department tiles
Major fire equipment
Pagers
Station addition
Radio equipment
Computing equipment
Senior Citizen Building
Museum building
Emergency boat patrol
Oakes track
Upgrade hydro service
Upgrade hydro service
Jack Bell Arena roof repairs
Mitchelson Park
Coronation Centre
Jack Bell Arena
NF Arena
NS Arena
Lundy's Lane Museum
Other Buildings
Chippawa ONIP
Pavement analysis
Engineering studies
Landfill development
Landfill cover
Aerial photography
Service Centre improvements
Kalar walks
Works equipment reserve
Exterior wash pit at Service Centre
CODE
10886
10197
10197
10209
10214
10711
10714
10718
10711
10719
10110
12590
12106
12160
12453
12352
12351
12158
10215
12350
12450
12550
10207
10217
13114
11267
11340
11510
11512
11339
11009
12157
11010
AMOUNT
13,000.00
11,500.00
4,500.00
8,000.00
1,000.00
1,100.00
177,100.00
2,700.00
30,000.00
1,200.00
60,000.00
200,000.00
50,000.00
2,500.00
25,000.00
3,000.00
4,000.00
12,000.00
4,000.00
8,000.00
10,000.00
15,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
10,000.00
82,200.00
15,000.00
5,000.00
220,000.00
10,000.00
5,000.00
15,000.00
4,000.00
170,000.00
10,000.00
1,199,800.00
· of agara alls, nlar o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
NO. 36 April 24th, 19 89
Moved hy A|d. CUMMINGS
S~conded by Ald. COWAN
RF-qOLVED that
the unit prices submitted by Alfred Beam Excavating Limited
for Contract G.C. 4-89 - Underground Services in the Drummond Park Village
Subdivision - Extension 3-1, at the low tendered amount of $321,374.29, be
accepted; subject to receiving Ministry of the Environment approval of the
water and sewer installation for this project;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CAR UNANIMOUSLY
Cle ~
/ Cle C~/f~
Mayor
( ity of Niagara dalls,
COUNCIL CHAMBER
35 April 24th, S9 89
Moved by A|H. CUMMINGS
S~conded by AId. HINSPERGER
RESOLVED that
the unit prices submitted by Sacco Construction Limited,
for Contract S.R. 7-89 - 1989 Sidewalk Repairs, at the low tendered amount of
$165,259.00, be accepted;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
C~AN IMOUS LY
CIe~ ~ ,~~
~
MAYOR WILLIAM S. SMEATON
(~ity of Niagara ~alls, (~nmr~o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 34
Moved By AId. OUTINGS
Seconded by AId. HINSPERGER
RESOLVED that the unit prices submitted by Demol's Tire Sales & Service
LImited, for the 1989 Supply of Tires, Tubes and Repair Service, at the low
tendered amount of $44,035.81, be accepted;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
April 24th, 19 89
CARRIE NANIMOUSLY
Clerk
ClerkCARRIE~
Mayor
MAYOR WILLIAM S. SMEATON
( ily of iagara dalls,
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 33
Moved by AId. CUMMINGS
Seconded by AId. JANVARY
RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Niagara Falls, on
the seventeenth day of April, 1989, agreed that Friday,
April 28, 1989 be designated as Arbor Day in the City of
Niagara Falls; and
April 17, 19 89.
WHEREAS theCity of Niagara Falls encourages the beautification
of the City by the use of trees; and
WHEREAS Arbor Day will stimulate interest in and knowledge
of trees; and
WHEREAS the City of Niagara Falls encourages the planting,
preservation and conservatiOn'of trees;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that by and with the approval
of the Council of our City, the day of April 28, 1989 is
hereby proclaimed as Arbor Day in the City of Niagara Falls;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CAR Unanimously
Cley~
Cle Mayor
TY CLERK ' WILLIAM S. SMEXTON
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 32
Moved by Ala. CLrMMZNGS
Seconded by AId. ORR
RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Niagara Falls supports
a further one year extension of draft plan approval for the Mingle
Subdivision - File No. 26To79006 (Revised), and that the Regional
Municipality of Niagara be so advised; conditional
upon the applicant maintaining the subdivision sign which concurs with
Municipal and Regional requirements;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
April 10,
1989.
CARRIE nanimously.
Clerk ' '~Y CLERK.
Mayor ,~I"/~ ~
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
( ity of iagara dalls, ( nlario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 31 April 10,
Moved By AId. CHEESMAN
~econded By A|~. CAMPBELL
RESOLVED that the unit prices submitted by Treemac Construction Ltd.,
of Niagara Falls, to erect an:addition to the Coronation Recreation
C~ntre, at the tendered amount of $739,900.00, be accepted, and the
necessary by-laws be prepared for Council's approval;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89.
CARRI
Clerk
7_:ler?AR~
- -' - '~ ""
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
COUNCIL CHAMBER
30 April 3,
Moved By A~d. JANVARY
S~.,onde. d by AId. cowAN
REqOLVED that the unit prices submitted by Delmar Contracting Ltd.,
for Contract R.C. 6-89 - Storm Sewer and Road Reconstruction on
Seneca Street and Falls Avenue Trunk Sewermain, be accepted and this
contract, excluding Section "C" - Combined Sewer Repairs, be awarded,
at the low tendered amount of $1,280,800.90, subject to Ministry of
Environment approval, and the contract alternatives related to the
salvage and reuse of existing roadway asphaltic, granular and concrete
materials to a City Stockpile Site to be approved;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89
Mayor ~///~' ~/~
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 29 April 3,
Moved by AId. JANVARY
Seconded by AId. CHEESMAN
RESOLVED that the unit prices submitted by Greenwood Contracting
Ltd., for Contract R.C. 5-89 - Road Reconstruction on Palmer Avenue
from Jepson Street to Victoria Avenue, be accepted, at the low tendered
amount of $1,087,529.66, subject to Ministry of Environment approval,
and the contract alternatives related to the salvage and reuse of
existing roadway asphaltic, granular and concrete materials be approved;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89
Mayor
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
(~ily of ~iagara ~Jalls, (~nlari~
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 28
Moved by AId. HINSPERGER
Seconded by AId. COWAN
RESOLVED that the unit prices submitted by Trans-Video Inspection Ltd.,
for the 1989 Tender for T.V. Inspection of Sewers, at the low tendered amount
of $31,720.00, be accepted;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
March 20th, 19 89
UNANIMOUSLY
Cler:A~/( ~
DEPUTY CL'E~
Mayor
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 27
Moved by AId.
Seconded by AId.
RESOLVED that
March 20th, 19 89
COWAN
SHERAR
the unit prices submitted by Bob Robinson & Son
Construction, for the 1989 Tender for Hydraulic Cleaning of Sewers and Culverts
at the low tendered amount of $17,650.00, be accepted;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Clerk
DEPUTY CLE~E.~G
Mayor
MAYOR WILLIAM S. SMEATON
Niagara dalls,
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 26 March 20th, ~9 89
Moved by AId. COWAN
Seconded by AId. HINSPERGER
RF-qOLVED that the unit prices submitted by J.C.J. Contracting for the
1989 Tender for Equipment Rental at the Landfill Site, of one crawlet bulldozer
at $32.60 per hour, and one crawlet loader at $32.60 per hour, be accepted;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
UNANIMOUSLY
Mayor
MAYOR WILLIAM S. SMEATON
( ity of N agara aHs, ( nmr o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 25 March 20th, 19 89
Moved by AId.
HINSPERGER
Seconded by AId.
RESOLVED that
COWAN
the unit prices submitted by Niagara Pest Control for the
the 1989 Tender for Extermination of Rats, Groundhogs, Skunks and Bees, at the
low tendered amount of $5,760.00, be accepted;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRIED with Alderman Janvary voting cont ary, and all o~~hers
~.~.lm~.c~~..° favo-r
Clerk < -
· ' Mayor
DEPUTY CLE
MAYOR WILLIAM S. SMEATON
af Tiagara all . (,Outarts
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No.
24 March 20th,
IV~oved ~y AId.
JANVARY
Seconded by AId.
, HINSPERGER
RF-qOLVED that
the Council of the City of Niagara Falls does hereby
support an application to the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation for
financial assistance towards the cost of renovations to the Coronation
Recreation Centre, according to the "Terms and Conditions of the Application
Grant Program";
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Mayor ~
S. SMEATON
· ity o~ ~iagara ~alls, ~nlar~o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 23
Moved by Alcl. CHEESMAN
Seconded ~y AId. JANVARY
March 20th, [9 89
RESOLVED that a message of condolence be forwarded to the family of the
late R, Tod Billingsley, President of the Board of Directors, Economic
Development Agency, a well known and highly respected member of the community;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed,
Mayor
(!Iity of iagara Jalls, (,Ontario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 22 March 13 1989
Move~ by Ald. ORR
Seconded by Aid. WARD
RFSOLVED that WHEREAS the City of Niagara Falls may have no choice but
to use a licensed escarpment quarry for sanitary landfill;
AND WHEREAS the City of Niagara Falls has experienced leachate contamination
of the acquifer at the present landfill site on the escarpment;
AND WHEREAS the City of Niagara Falls is concerned about the dangers of
landfill in quarries on the escarpment;
AND WHEREAS municipalities from across Ontario share concerns about future
availability and adequacy of landfill sites and cannot solve these problems
unassisted.
NOW BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Minister of the Environment be urged
to work with municipalities and the private sector to lead the way in
developing innovative technology and alternative methods of disposal such
as profitable recycling, composting, energy from waste.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CAR UNANIMOUSLY
C!e CAR~
Acting Mayor
PAISLEY JANVARY
(~ity of ~iagara ~alls, (~ntar~o
No. 2~
Moved by AId. CUMMinGS
Seconded by AId. 0RR
COUNCIL CHAMBER
March 6,
RESOLVED that the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls make
an application to the Minister of Municipal Affairs for approval
of a by-law to establish and lay out the lands for the St. Mary's
Street extension;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89
CARR UNANIMOUSLY
III1[ r ' iii illiron ~
Acting Mayor
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 20 March 6
Moved by AId. CHEESMAN
Seconded by Ald. CUMMINGS
RESOLVED that Niagara Falls City Council support the proposal by Bell
Canada to change the telephone numbers of all Niagara Falls residents
presently served by the Welland exchange, to the Port Robinson exchange
subject to CRTC approval.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989
CARRIED ANIMOUSLY
Clerk ~ ti g
Mayor ~YNE C~~BELL
( ily of Tiagara Jalls, nmrw
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 19 March 6 1989
Mov~ by AId. CHFSMAN
,Seconded by AId. CUX,~'~TNGS
R~LVED that Mr. Wayne Allan, Mr. R0nald Waters and Mr. Jack Miine
are hereby designated as the Camping Establishment and Trailer Camp
Inspectors to inspect Camping Establishments and Trailer Camps and
carry out any other duties required of the Camping Establishment and
Trailer Camp Inspectors in accordance with and as required by the
provisions of By-Law No. 76-102 as amended, and further, that the
Camping Establishment and Trailer Camp Inspectors may authorize any
employee of the Corporation to exercise on his behalf any powers or
duties required by the Camping Establishment and Trailer Park Inspectors
under the aforementioned By-Law, AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto
affixed.
CA ' UNANIMOUSLY
CCl C~
I1~
Acting Mayor
[ ;'111 TillIll I
( ily of iagara ails,
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 18 March 6
Moved by AId. CHEESMAN
Seconded by Aid. CUMMINGS
REe~DLVED that WHEREAS the City of Niagara Falls has constructed a
sanitary sewage pumping station to serve the drainage area of Mewburn
Road from Schofield Road to Mountain Road;
AND WHEREAS the pumping station is now fully operational and in accordance
with Regional policy;
NOW BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Regional Municipality of Niagara be
requested to assume ownership and operation of the Mewburn Road Pumping
Station;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89
Mayor
YNE CAMP ELL
ing Mayor
( it!l nf Tia ara t_frall , (gnlario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 17 February 27 19 89
Moved by AId. CUMMINGS
Seconded by AId. COWAN
RESOLVED that
the following Aldermen be appointed Acting Mayor in the
absence of His Worship Mayor William S. Smeaton:
- Alderman Wayne Campbell be appointed Acting Mayor from March 2nd to 9th,
1989, inclusive; and
- Alderman Paisley Janvary be appointed Acting Mayor from March 10th to 17th,
1989, Inclusive;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CA,R ~NANIMOUSLY
Clet- '
~4ayor ~ ~
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 16 February 27 1989
Moved by AId. CUMMINGS
Seconded by AId. COWAN
RESOLVED that the Program of Proposed Supplementary Expenditures for Highway
Improvements for the year 1989, dated February 27, 1989, be adopted as presented
in the total estimated amount of $144,400.00 with an estimated subsidy of
$72,200.00;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed·
Clerk ~I1~ ~ ? 1 'Lf,~ Mayor
IIIli ........FTIBII""7 ...........................
Ontario
Mir)jstry of
Transportation and
Communications
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
REQUEST FOR SUPPLEMENTARY ALLOCATION OF SUBSIDY MONIES
FOR THE YEAR 1989
Pursuant to The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act~ the
Councl]
of the City of Nia£ara Falls
hereby requests a supplementary allocation of subsidy monies for work on
roads and bridges under its jurisdiction to support estimated expenditures
of: $ 144,400 in accordance with The Public Transportation
and Highway Improvement Act. A detailed estimate of proposed
expenditures is attached showing how such allocation is proposed to be
spent.
This request for supplementary allocation of subsidy monies has been
authorized by Resolution of the '
City
Council of NiaRara Falls
under date of February 27, 1989
(SEAL)
NOTE:
Any allocation of subsidy monies made pursuant to this request in
support of part or all of these proposed expenditures will be
calculated according to the Ministry's cost sharing formulae.
MR-A-15 85-0~
THE CORPORATION OF THE
Citg OF Niagara Falls
FOR THEYEAR 1989~
ESTIMATED
To~i Subaizable
~nditure Expenditure
(A) Bridges and Culverts
(i) Total From Reverse Side
(B) Roads and Street~ Traffic Signals
(ii) Total From Reverse Side
Resurfacing (Upper Tier and
Large Lower Tier Only)
(iii) From Reverse Side
(c)
135,000 135,000
(D) Equipment and Housing (Rural Only)
(iv) From Reverse Side
SUB-TOTAL (A) TO (D)
(E) Overhead (7% in Urban Municipalities*)
(F) Towns & Villages only
30% of (A) Subsidizable Expenditure
(1) TOTALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
135,000 135,000
9,400 9,400
Subsidy
67,500
4,700
244,400 144,400 72,200
NOTE: DETAILS OF THE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM TO BE LISTED ON REVERSE SIDE
2. MAI~'E~NCM (FOR DEFINITIONS REFER TO FORM MR-A 113 AND MR-A 114).
(A) Bridges and Culverts
(B) Roadside
(C) Hardtop
(D) Loose Top
(E) Winter Control
(F) Safety Devices
(G) Miscellaneous
SUB-TOTAL (A) TO (G)
(H) Overhead (7% in Urban Municipalities*)
(J) County Contributions to Urban Improvement
(Counties Only)
(K) Towns & Villages -
30% of (A) Subsidizable Expenditure
(2) TOTALS FOR MAINTENANCE
GRAND TOTALS (1) + (2)
144,400 144,400 72,200
I hereby certify that the above program of proposed expenditures has been adopted by
resolution of the Council of the Corporation of the City of .--'N~agara Falls
* OVERHEAD - For rurals, the construction overh 7% of the ated
subsidizable construction expenditures for (A) Bridges & Culverts, (B) Roads and
Streets and (C) County, Region and Large Lower Tier Resurfacing Program and the balance
of actual overhead is then shown as maintenance overhead 2(B).
MR-A-16 85-02
(A) Bridges and Culverts
Location
Type of Structure
ESTIMATED
Total Subsidizable
Expenditure Expenditure
(i) Total Carried Forward to Reverse Side
(B)
Location
Listed in order of priority:
1. Queen St. @ St. Clair Ave.
2. Valley Way @ Morrison St.
3. Buchanan Ave. 80akes Dr.
Traffic Signals
Nature of Work
Modernization
Modernization
New Installation
SB,O00
20,000
60,000
55,000
20,000
60,000
(c)
(ii) Total Carried Forward to Reverse Side
Resurfacing Program
Location
Counties, Regions and
Large Lower Tier Only
Type of Surfacing
13S,000
135,000
(iii) Total Carried Forward to Reverse Side
(D) Equipment and Housing (Rurals Only)
(iv) Total Carried Forward to Reverse Side 135,000 135,000
( ity of Niagara ~alls, ®nlario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 15 February 27 19 89
Moved by AId. CU~INGS
Seconded by AM. COWAN
RESOLVED that the Program of Proposed Supplementary Expenditures for
Highway Improvements for the year 1989, dated February 27, 1989, be adopted
as presented in the total estimated amount of $4,012,000.00 with an estimated
subsidy of $1,712,000.00;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
Mayor ~a~"/~
ILLIAM S. SMEATON
III ' .....IIIIIIIIII "'T
Ontario
Mic.,~try ol
Transportation and
Communications
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
REQUEST FOR SUPPLEMENTARY ALLOCATION OF SUBSIDY MONIES
FOR THE YEAR 19 89
Pursuant to The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, the
Council
of the City o~ Niagara Falls
hereby requests a supplementary allocation of subsidy monies for work on
roads and bridges under its jurisdic.tion to support estimated expenditures
oh $ 4,012,000 in accordance with The Public Transportation
and H'ghway Improvement Act. A detailed estimate of proposed
expenditures is attached showing how such allocation is proposed to be
spent.
This request for supplementary allocation of subsidy monies has been
authorized by Resolution of the '
City ,
Council'of Niagara Falls
under date of February 27, 1989
(SEAL)
NOTE:
Any allocation of subsidy monies made pursuant to this request in
support of part or all of these proposed expenditures will be
calculated according to the Ministry's cost sharing formulae.
MR-A-I} 85-0~
THE CORPORATION OF THE
City 0F Niaoara Falls
FOR THE ~ 1989
(A) Bridges and Culverts
(i) Total From Reverse Side
Total.
Expenditure
ESTIMATED
Subdizable
Expenditure
(B) Roads and Streets
(ii) TotalFrom.Reverse Side
3,750,000 3,200,000
(c)
Resurfacing (Upper Tier and
Large Lower Tier Only)
(iii) FromReverse Side
(D) Equipment and Housing (RurafOnly)
(iv) From Reverse Side
SUB-TOTAL (A) TO (D)
(E) Overhead (7% in Urban Municipalities*)
(F) Towns & Villages only
30% of (A) Subsidizable Expenditure
(1) TOTALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
3,750,000 3,200,000
262,000 224,000
4,012,000 ] 3,424,000
Subsidy
1,600,000
112,000
1,712,000.
NOTE: DETAILS OF THE CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM TO BE LISTED ON:REVERSE SIDE
2. MAIIFEENANCE (FOR DEFINITIONS REFER TO FORE MR-A 113 AND MR-A 114).
(A) Bridges and Culverts
(B) Roadside
(C) Hardtop
(D) Loose Top
(E) Winter Control
(F) Safety Devices
(G)
Miscellaneous
SUB-TOTAL (A) TO (G)
(H) Overhead (7% in Urban Municipalities*)
(J) County Contributions to Urban Improvement
(Counties Only)
(K) Towns & Villages -
30% of (A) Subsidizable Expenditure
(2) TOTALS FOR MAINTENANCE
GRAND TOTALS (1) + (2)
4,012,000 3,424,000
1,712,000
I hereby certify that the above program of
resolution of the Council of the Corporation of the
DATE= February 27, 1989
Falls
OVERHEAD - For furale, the construction overh i 7%
subsidizable construction expenditures for (A) Bridges & Culverts, (B) Roads and
Streets and (C) County, Region and Large Lower Tier Resurfacing Program and the balance
of actual overhead is then,shown as maintenance overhead 2(H).
MR-A-16 85.02
C0ISTmk'TZOI (supplementary)
(A) Bridges and Culverts
Location
Type of Structure
,re ~
ESTIMATED
Total Subsidizable
Expenditure Expenditure
(i) Total Carried Forward to Reverse Side
(B) Roads and S~reets
Location
rn order of prtnrit4/:
Palmet Avenue
KitCOener.nHunter. Union
Main. Buchanan, Oak~, Dunn
~ Dixnn
For,~yth~
Nature of Work
Road Reconsf. ruir.,~ion
ROad Reconstruct]on
Rnad I~t~nnn~tr.rti fin
Rnad I~cnn~trNrtion
1,250.000
750.000
1,DOD,DOD
1,000.000
600.000
600.00~
(ii) Total Carried Forward to Reverse Side
3,7~0,000
(c)
Resurfacing Program
Location
Counties, Regions and
Large Lower Tier Only
Type of Surfacing
(iii) Total Carried Forward to Reverse Side
Equipment and Housing (Rurals Only)
(iv) Total Carried Forward to Reverse Side
3,750!;000
3,200,000
ity af Niagara ; alls, ntaria
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 14 February 20 }9 89
Moved by AId. CUMMINGS
Seconded by AId. HINSPERGER
RF.5OLVED that
the unit prices submitted by Provincial Construction
Limited for Contract G.C. 2-89 - Watermain Installation on Strang Drive and
Combined Sewer Replacement on Hiram Street, at the low tendered amount of
$119,539.00, be accepted and the contract be awarded 'to this firm, subject to
receiving Ministry of the Environment approval of the watermain and sewer
installation for this project;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRE ith Ald. Hopkins abstaining from the vote on a conflict of interest
and all others voting in favour.
~LLZkM S. SMEATON
Illlit
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 13
Moved by AId. HINSPERGER
Seconded by Aid. JANVARY
RFF~DLVED that the unit prices submitted by Bear Construction Inc.,
for Contract R.C. 1-89 - Reconstruction of Queen Street, P.R.I.D.E. -
from Crysler Avenue to Valley Way, at the low tendered amount of $598,591.18,
be accepted;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
February 13 1989
Mayor
'WILLIAM S. SMEATON
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 12 February 13 ~989.
Moved by Aid. CUt~NCS
Seconded by Aid. HINSPERGER
RESOLVED that a message of condolence be forwarded to the family of the
late Thomas Macrae who was a former valued employee with the City of Niagara Falls
for many years, as a Firefighter, Assessment Department Clerk, and prior to his
retirement, as the Secretary-Treasurer of the Cormmittee of Adjustment; and who also
served as the Clerk-Treasurer of the former Village of Chippawai and who was also
a highly respected resident of the City for many years;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
WILLIAM S. SI~EATON
Q~it!t nf ~iagara ~alln, (.Ontario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No.
Moved by AId. CUI~IINGS
Seconded by AId. HINSPERGER
RESOLVED that the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara
Falls hereby petitions for interim payment under the Public Transportation
and Highway Improvement Act on expenditures made in the year 1988 in the
amount of $7,529,424.32;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed°
February 13 1989
~-~'/~ WILLIAM S. 'SMEATON
(gay of Niagara ;Jails, (,Ontario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 10 February 13 ~9 89
Mov~l by Aid. CU~X~GS
Seconded by AId. NINSFERGER
RESOLVED that pursuant to the Public Transportation and Highway
Improvement Act, the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara
Falls hereby requests an allocation of subsidy funds for the year 1989,
for public transportation in the amount of $639,375.00 for the Capital
Assistance Programme, and $614,625.00 for the Transit Operating Assistance
Programme;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARRI 'UNANIMOUSLY
C~k ~ ~/~ ~
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
I it IIIII' 'T ...................i ....
Ontario
Minislry of
T ranSporlalion and
Communications
REQUEST NO. 1
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
REQUEST FOR ALLOCATION OF SUBSIDY FUNDS
FOR THE YEAR 19 89
Pursuant to The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, the Council of the Corporation
of the City of Niagara Falls hereby requests an
allocation of subsidy funds for public transportation in the amount of:
$ 639,375.00
614,625.00
$
for the Capital Assistance Programme
for the Transit Operating Assistance Programme
The said funds shall be expanded on public transportation in accordance with The Public Transportation
and Highway Improvement Act.
hereto.
A detailed statement of proposed expenditures Form MT-5 is attached
This request for an allocation of subsidy
the Corporation of the City
under date of
February
funds has been authorized by resolution of the Council of
of Niagara Falls
19 89 .
AUTHORIZED SIGNATORIES
VT4 77-04
(SEAL)
Ontario
Ministry ot
Transportation and
Communications
THE CORPORATION OF THE City of Niagara
r
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION EXPENDITURES, ~
REVENUE, NET COST AND SUBSIDIES
FOR THE YEAR 19 89
(Note: For assistance in estimating operating subsidy, please refer to
pages 2-6, 2-7 and 2-8 in Municipal Transit Manual)
Falls
1. CAPITAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM
Buses
Buildings- Garages
-- ~ Farebox System - 1988
- Shelters
Other (specify)Bridge Street Property
Less: Proceeds from Disposal or Sale of Assets
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
TOTALS
TRANSIT OPERATING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Total
Total
Total
Total
QUAN TI TY
TOTAL
ESTIMATE D COST
SUBSIDY
2 400,000 300,000
225,000 168,750
7,500 5,625
220,000 165,000
( )(
852,500 639,375
Budgeted Expenditure
Items not Eligible for Subsidy
Expenses As per Line B Page 2-6 (Line 1 - Line 2)
Inter City Charter Expenses
Contracted Services to Adjacent Municipalities
Expenses As per Total C Page 2-6 ( Line 3 - Lines 4 & 5)
80% of Non-Transit Revenue As per Line D Page 2-6
Eligible Operating Expenses As per Line E Page 2-6 (Line 6 - Line 7)
3,028,500
3,028,500
3,028,500
570,000
2,458,500
3. BUDGETED REVENUE
10. Operating
11. Non-Operating
12. Total Budgeted Revenue
4. ESTIMATED NET COST (Actual/Theoretical/Additional)
13. Actual Net Cost (Line 3- Line 12)
14. Theoretical Net Cost [Line 8 x (100%- R/C Target)]
15. Additional Net Cost (Line 13 - Line 14)
16. OR (25%of Line 14)
5. ESTIMATED SUBSIDY
17. BASIC: 50%of Line 14
18. Additional (if applicable): 25% of Line 15
OR 25%of Line 16 -whichever is less
19. Total Estimated Operating Subsidy
20. Estimated Number of Revenue Passengers
21. Estimated kilometres Operated
Note:
Line 19 should not exceed 75% of Line 13
As per Line F Page 2-7
As per Page 2-7
As per Line G Page 2-7
1,166,800
829,200
1,996,000
1,032,500
1,229,250
Nil
Nil
614,625
614,625
1,500,000
1,000,000
MT-I. , 81-06
(~ity of Niagara ~alls, (~ntar~o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 9 February 13 19 89
Moved by AId. CUMMINGS
S~c~onded by A~. HINSP~RGER
RF-c, OLVED that
pursuant to the Public Transportation and Highway
Improvement Act, the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls
hereby requests an allocation of Provincial subsidy funds for transportatf0n
of physically disabled persons, in the amounts of $21,000.00 for Capital, and
$47,363.00 for Operating;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
CARR~ N~N~MOUSLY
eMinistry
of
Trenspottstion
Ontario
REQUEST FOR SUBSIDY ALLOCATION TRANSPORTATION FOR
PHYSICALLY DISABLED PERSONS
REQUEST NO. 1
REQUEST FOR ALLOCATION OF SUBSIDY FUNDS FOR THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FOR THE YEAR 19 89
Pursuant to The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, the ·
Council of the Corporation o f the C~y
of Niagara Falls hereby requests an allocation of
Provincial subsidy funds in the amounts of:
Capital: $ 21,000,00
Amount Opposite I'~l+{~
on Form MT-O-15D
Operating: $ 47,363.00 Amount Opposite []
on Form MT-O-15D
The said funds shall be expended in accordance with The Public Transportation
and Highway Improvement Act in providing a public transportation service for
physically disabled persons.
A detailed statement of the proposed expenditures, revenues, operating
statistics and Provincial subsidy requirement is attached hereto on Form
MT-O-15D.
This request for an allocation of subsidy funds has been authorized by a
resolution of the Council dated February 13 , I 9
MT-O-14D 88-07
(SEAL)
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURES
/'/'~" ' C
'~ REQUEST FOR SUBSIDY ALLOCATION TRANSPORTATION FOR
Tra.sportauo~
O.ta.o PHYSICALLY DISABLED PERSONS
THE ~RPO~TDN OFTHE City OF Niagara Falls
BU~E~D EXPEND~RES. REVENUES AND ESTIMATES OF OPE~TING STATISTICS AND PROVINCIAL
SUBSIDY REQUIREMENT FOR ~E YE~ 19 89
CAP~AL COMPONENT
De~ription of ~mputers. Vehides a~ ~her Eligible Cap~al Asse~ J BUDGETED
Io be Purchased by the ~mt~n EXPENDITURES
~mputer Hardw~e and ~ware
Vehicles and Other Capital Items
Modified Van
SUBTOTAL
42,000
TOTAL BUDGETED CAPITAL EXPENDITURES ( I'~+ ~'] )
OPERATING COMPONENT
Contmctual Expenses
Contractual charges in cases where vehicles were
purchased with Provincial funding assistance
Contractual charges in cases where vehicles were
purchased without Provincial funding assistance
Expenses To Be Incurred By Municipal Employees
Transportation
Scheduling and Dispatching
Fuel
Equipment and Vehicle Maintenance
Miscellaneous (specify)
SUBTOTAL
SUBTOTAL
General and Administrative
TOTAL BUDGETED OPERATING EXPENDITURES ( ~ + [] + [] + ~ )
REVENUE COMPONENT
Fares From Regular Passenger Service
Revenue From Contracts and Charters Niagara South School Board
All Other Revenue EXCLUDING Charitable Cash Donations
Subtotal of Revenue ( To Be Used In Calcuating Net Cost )
Charitable Cash Donations
TOTAL BUDGETED REVENUE
SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR DEFINITIONS
42,000 []
42,000 []
65,000
9,000
11,000
10,000_
95.000
8,050
103,050
6,000
9,000
15.000
15,900
MT-Q-150 88-07 Page 1 of 2
REQUEST FOR SUBSIDY ALLOCATION TRANSPORTATION FOR
PHYSICALLY DISABLED PERSONS
THE CORPORATION OF THE City OF Niaqara Falls
BUDGETED EXPENDITURES, REVENUES AND ESTIMATES OF OPERATING STATISTICS AND PROVINCIAL SUBSIDY
REQUIREMENT FOR THE YEAR 19 89.
OPERATING STATISTICS
Eligible Passenger Trips as per the Provincial Eligibility Guidelines (Excluding those made by attendants)
Local Trips 7,2 0 0
Inter-Regional Trips
Total 7,2 0 0
Other Passenger Trips
Vehicle Fleet
Number of specialized vehicles, e.g. ORION I I ~
Number of other vehicles 2
Available Vehicle Hours of SewIce
By specialized vehicles I 3,500
By other vehicles
ESTIMATED PROVINCIAL SUBSIDY REQUIREMENT
Capital Subsidy
Computers
Vehicles and Other Items
Operating Subsidy
1. Basic
i
75% x []
50% x []
Where all vehicles were purchased with Provincial funding assistance
25% x (['6'1+1"~+1~"1)
Where all vehicles were purchased without Provincial funding assistance
x
i i i Where only a portion of the vehicle fleet was purchased with Provincial funding
assistance, the calculations noted on the back of this form must be completed
and the result transcribed in the place provided at right.
2. Passenger Based
3. Specialized Vehicles
Operating Net Cost
Subsidy Payable
Additional Subsidy for Inter-Regional Trips
Operating Sibsidy Ceiling
Total Operating Subsidy Payable shall be lesser of
$3.00 x I'~ 7,200
SUBTOTAL of Items 1 Through 3
Greater of [] or 50% of []
$ 3.00 x []
75% x(~I
<l l+l'rll orFOl
21,000
25,763
ESTIMATES
21,600
47,363
88,050
47,363
66,037
47,363
MT..O-15~ 88-07
SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR DEFINITIONS
Page 2 of 2
Capital Component
Captial expenditures are those associated with the purchase of computers, vehicles and other eligible capital
assets.
Expenses Incurred By Municipal Employees
Transportation Expenses indude
- operators' and inspectors' salaries, wages, fdnge benefits, uniforms and other expenses;
- licence fees;
- equipment rental charges.
Scheduling and Dispatching Expenses include
- schedulers' and dispatchers' salaries, wages, fringe benefits, uniforms and other expenses.
Fuel Expenses include
- all costs, including applicable taxes, for all forms of energy comsumed when operating vehicles.
Equipment and Vehicle Maintenance Expenses include
- mechanics' salaries, wages, fringe benefits and miscellaneous expenses;
- costs for parts and supplies;
- purchased repairs and services.
· General and Administrative Expenses include
- salaries, wages, fringe benefits and miscellaneous expenses associated with employees undertaking
administrative activities;
- insurance premiums, claims and damage charges;
- advertising and promotional costs;
- costs br office supplies;
- telephone and telegraph charges;
- professional fees.
Miscellaneous Expenses include all approved costs of a direct operating nature that are not described above.
Revenue Component
Regular Passenger Service revenue includes all fare revenue collected from the provision of regular or special
passenger services.
Other Revenues include such sourues as advertising, promotional considerations, etc.
Op~etlng StatistIcs
Eligible Passenger Trips mean the .number of one - way trips made by passengers ( excluding attendants) as per Ihe
Provincial Eligibility Guidelines. 'These Guidelines state that the service is to be provided for those passengers who,
regardless of age, are physically unable to board regular transit facilities.
Local Trips - Trips entirely within local boundaries.
Inter-Regional Trips o Trips crossing regional boundaries.
Available Vehicle Hours of Servlse refers to the sum of the total number of vehicle hours that each vehicle of the fleet is
available to provide service, actual vehicle hours of service ( i.e. the sum of the total ' in-transit" vehicle hours of each
vehicle in the fleet ) would be somewhat less.
Where only a portion of the vehicle fleet was purchased with Provincial funding assistance~ General
and Administrative expenses incurred by municipal employees must be prorated as noted below when
determining the Basic operating subsidy.
Amount Eligible for Basic Subsidy @ 30%
Basic Subsidy Calculation
30~ x [] ' i I
x <[]-Iwl> -I I
TOTAL
Transfer Total to ['~ on the Front of this Form
OporaUng Subsidy Celllng
Operating subsidies are limited to 50% of the total ( gross ) cost of ALL transit services offered by a municipality
exceed 5~, of ~ .
of agara alls, ( ntar o
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 8 January 30
Moved by AId. CHEESlcu~
Seconded by AId. CUNNINGS
RESOLVED that pursuant to the Public Transportation and Highway
Improvement Act, the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara
Falls hereby requests an allocation of subsidy funds for public
transportation in the amount of $47,741.00 for the Transit Operating
Assistance PrograFme for the year 1988;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
19 89
CARR UNANIMOUSLY
I1'111 .........IllM '] ....
WILLIAM S. SMEATON
Ontario
M~nistryof
TranSporlation and
Co;nmunications
REQUEST NO. 4
THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
REQUEST FOR ALLOCATION OF SUBSIDY FUNDS
FOR THE YEAR 19 88
Pursuant to The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, the Council of the Corporation
of the City of Niagara Falls hereby requests an
allocation of subsidy funds for public transportation in the amount of:
$
$
47,741
for the Capital Assistance Programme
for the Transit Operating Assistance Programme
The said funds shall be expended on public transportation in accordance with The Public Transportation
and Highway Improvement Act.
hereto.
A detailed statement of proposed expenditures Form MT-5 is attached
This request for an allocation of subsidy funds has been authorized by resolution of the Council of
the Corporation of the City of N~ agara F~'I 3 .~
under date of January 19 89
AUTHORIZED SIGNATORIES
M~4 11,04
(SEAL)
Ontario
Ministp/ol
{ranspodalion and
Communications
THE CORPORATION OF THE City of Niagara Falls
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION EXPENDITURES,
REVENUE, NET COST AND SUBSIDIES
FOR THE YEAR 19 88 ·
{Note: For assistance in estimating operating subsidy, please refer to
pages 2-6, 2-7 and 2-8 in Municipal Transit Manual)
1. CAPITAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM
QUANTITY
Buses
Buildings - Garages
- Terminals
- Shelters
Other (specify)
Less: Proceeds from Disposal or Sale of Assets
TOTALS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6,
7.
8..
9.
TRANSIT OPERATING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Total Budgeted Expenditure
Items not Eligible for Subsidy
Total Expenses
Inter City Charter Expenses
Contracted Services to Adjacent Municipalities
Total
Total
TOTAL
ESTIMATE D COST
SUBSIDY
( )( )
As per Line B Page 2-6 (Line 1 - Line 2)
Expenses As per Total C Page 2-6 (Line 3 - Lines 4 & 5)
80% of Non-Transit Revenue As per Line D Page 2-6
Eligible Operating Expenses As per Line E Page 2-6 {Line 6 - Line 7)
3. BUDGETED REVENUE
10. Operating
11. Non-Operating
12. Total Budgeted Revenue
4, ESTIMATED NET COST (Actual/Theoretical/Additional)
13. Actual Net Cost {Line 3 - Line 12)
14. Theoretical Net Cost [Line 8 x (100% - R/C Target)]
15. Additional Net Cost {Line 13 - Line 14)
16. OR (25% of Line 14)
5, ESTIMATED SUBSIDY
17. BASIC: 50%of Line 14
18. Additional {if applicable): 25% of Line 15
OR 25% of Line 16 -whichever is less
19. Total Estimated Operating Subsidy
20. Estimated Number of Revenue Passengers
21. Estimated kilometres Operated
As per Line F Page 2-7
As per Page 2-7
As per Line G Page 2-7
Note: Line19should notexceed75% of Line13
Operating Subsidy - Actual - 1988
Request #1
Request #4
MT.8 , 81-06
$591,251.00
543,510.00
$ 47,741.00
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COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 7 January 23
~4oved By A~d. JANVARY
Seconded By AId. HINSPERGER
RF-qOLVED that the City Clerk be authorized to issue a permit to Christ
Church for a fireworks display to be held on June 23rd, 1990, commencing
at 9:30 p.m., in conjunction with the 125th Anniversary, Homecoming
Week-end Carnival, subject to the applicants providing insurance coverage
satisfactory to the Municipality;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
{989
CARRIE "ONANIMOUSLY
Clerk ~ .....
PRESIDING OFFICER
(~ity of ~iagara ~alls, (~nmflo
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 6
Moved by AId. CHEESMAN
S~conded by AId. HINSPERGER
RF-~DLVED that Alderman Patrick Cummings be authorized to act as Presiding
Officer during this regular meeting, in the absence of His Worship Mayor
Smeaton, due to illness;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
January 23 19 89
CARR! UNANIMOUSLY
Clef /
ALDERMAN PATRICK CUMMINGS
PRESIDING OFFICER
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 5
Moved by AId. CU~TNCS
Seconc[ecl by AId. ORR
RF-e"OLVED that pursuant: t:o sectzion 298 of t:he Municipal Act:, R.S.O. 1980,
the Minist:er of Municipal A££airs be request:ed t:o approve By-law No. 89 - 15
t:o st:op up and close and to aut_horize t:he sale and conveyance of a public
walkway running southerly from Village Crescent: between Lot:s 21 and 22 on
Regist:ered Plan M-32.
AND the Seal of t:he Corporat:ion be heret:o a££ixed.
January 16 1989
CARR UNANIMOUSLY
~V[ayor~~
(~ily of ~iagara ~alls, (~nmrio
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. ~ January 9
Moved By AId. HINSPERGER
Seconded by AId. G~MP~L~
RF-~OLVED that the unit prices submitted by Ground Aerial Maintenance
Ltd., for Contract S.L. 36-88 General Maintenance Pole Replacement and
Installation of New Street Lighting Fixtures, at the low tendered amount
of $753,575.00, be accepted.
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989
CARRIED 'i'[h Alderman Sherat c°n'j~Y~Tnd '7~' ,AF/~ '
Clerk . Mayor
,~ILLIAM S. S~ATO~
(~tg nf ~ara ~alln, (gnlar~
COUNCIL CHAMBER
~qO. ~ January 9
Moved By AId. JANVARY
Seconded by AId. CAMPBELL
RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Niagara Falls approve a 4.27°
increase in remuneration for the Niagara Falls Hydro Commissioner based
on the All Canada Consumer Price Index, as follows:
- Cor~nission Chairman
- Commissioners
; AND the Seal of the Corporation is hereto affixed.
$2,036.02
1,696.42
19 89
(~i~y ot ~iagara ~dalls, (~mario
COUNCIL CHAMBER
NO. 2 January 9
Moved by AId. CHESSMAN
Secondext by AId. HINSPERGER
RESOLVED that the unit prices submitted by Guillevan International Inc.,
for the purchase of street lights and poles for the Queen Street PRIDE
Program, be accepted at the low tendered amount of $62,882.36; AND the
Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
1989
UNANIMOUSLY
~j/Ne
ity of Niagara dalls, (gntariv
COUNCIL CHAMBER
No. 1
Moved by AId. CU~ZNGS
Seconded by AId. HrNSPERGER
RESOLVED that this Council does determine, in accordance with the
provisions of the Planning Act, 1983, that the changes to the proposed
By-law Amendment (AM-41/88, T. G. Bright & Co. Ltd. - Pt. Twp. Lot 107,
on the east side of Dorchester Road) for the Niagara Falls Planning
Area, are minor in nature and do not require giving any further notice;
AND the Seal of the Corporation be hereto affixed.
January 9, 1989
CARR '~ UNANIMOUSLY
Mayor ~
WILLTAb S. SMEATON
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