2009/01/26COUNCIL
MEETING
Monday, January 26, 2009
Order of Business
and Agenda Package
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COUNCIL MEETING
January 26, 2009
PRAYER: Councillor Diodati
ADOPTION OF MINUTES: Council Minutes of December 15 2008
DISCLOSURES OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
Disclosures of pecuniary interest and a brief explanation thereof will be made for the
current Council Meeting at this time.
DEPUTATIONS
Niagara Falls Big Brothers Big Sisters
Jon Braithwaite, Executive Director, will address Council regarding the upcoming
Annual Tim Horton's Bowl For Kids Sake Campaign for 2009.
Sleep Cheap Etc.
Mayor Salci and Councillor Diodati will present cheques to recipients of the Sleep
Cheap initiative.
1. Chief Administrative Officer R- 2009 -02 Gale Centre: Arena Construction
Update
2. Chief Administrative Officer TS- 2009 -07 Response to "Toys for Tickets"
Campaign
Public Meeting
AM- 2008 -024, Zoning By -law Amendment Application, 5685 Falls Avenue, 4608 and 4800
Bender Street and Vacant Lands Located on the Northwest Corner of Falls Avenue and
Bender Street.
Applicant: Canadian Niagara Hotels Inc. Michael DiCienzo, Vice President, Design and
Development)
Agent: Michael Kirkland, The Kirkland Partnership
Proposed 30 Storey, 364 Room Hotel
Background Material:
Recommendation Report: PD- 2009 -05
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Correspondence from the Niagara Region Public Works Dept.
Correspondence from the Niagara Parks Commission
Public Meeting
AM- 2008 -034, Zoning By -law Amendment Application
City of Niagara Falls
Regulating Nightclubs and Bars in the Historic Drummondville Area
Background Material:
Recommendation Report: PD- 2009 -03
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PLANNING
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PLANNING MATTERS
Correspondence from the Main Street Baptist Church
Correspondence from Ronald Rap, DeMol's Tire Sales Service Ltd.
Correspondence from the Main Ferry BIA
Correspondence from Guy Prata
Correspondence from numerous residents
Correspondence from Paul Starty
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Public Meeting
AM- 2008 -037, Zoning By -law Amendment Application
6253 Skinner Street
Applicant: David Corfield
Agent: Lou Melone
Permit a Second Dwelling Unit in a Single Detached Dwelling
Background Material:
Recommendation Report: PD- 2009 -04
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Correspondence from the Niagara Region's Planning Dept.
MISCELLANEOUS PLANNING MATTERS
1. Chief Administrative Officer CD- 2009 -01 Canadian Urban Institute
Report from Downtown Workshop Held
October 20, 2008 and Proposed
Downtown Steering Committee.
2. Chief Administrative Officer PD- 2009 -02 Matters Arising from
Municipal Heritage Committee
3. Chief Administrative Officer PD- 2009 -07 AM- 2008 -029, Official Plan
and Zoning By -law Amendment
Application, 6320 Pine Grove Avenue
4. Chief Administrative Officer PD- 2009 -09 PLC 2008 -03, Request for
Removal of Part Lot Control Lot 119,
Registered Plan 230, 4670 4680
Dorchester Road Northeast Corner of
Pinedale Drive) Owners: Sena Ekmekci
Nurten Daglar
5. Chief Administrative Officer PD- 2009 -10 PLC- 2008 -04, Request for
Removal of Part Lot Control Lot 63,
Registered Plan 59M -33, 3903 -3905
Sinnicks Avenue (South of Orlando Drive)
Owner: Marcus Klein
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MAYOR'S REPORTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMMUNICATIONS AND COMMENTS OF THE CITY CLERK
1. YMCA Request for support for private legislation amending the YMCA of St.
Catharines Act.
RECOMMENDATION: For the Approval of Council
2. Bethlehem Place Request for Exemption of Development Charges for the Not -For
Profit Housing Projects of Niagara, 6185 Kalar Road.
RECOMMENDATION: For the Consideration of Council
3. ABC Canada Requesting tllatJanuary27th, 2009 be recognized as "Family Literacy
Day" to promote the importance of reading and engaging in other literacy related
activities.
RECOMMENDATION: For the Approval of Council
4. Downtown Board of Management List of the newly elected members.
RECOMMENDATION: For the Approval of Council
5. Correspondence from Nick Ricci Requesting permission to erect a plaque on City
owned property, Portage Road and Fallsview Boulevard commemorating efforts of
his parents Mac and Olga Ricci.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff work with Mr. Ricci regarding the appropriate location
of the plaque on City property.
6. Petition from Residents of Mulhern Street Requesting curbs and sidewalks.
RECOMMENDATION: Refer to Capital Budget for Consideration
7. Chippawa Tim Horton's Requesting permission to carve the trunk of a City tree
in front of the property.
RECOMMENDATION: For the Consideration of Council
Additional Items for Council Consideration:
The City Clerk will advise of any further items for Council consideration.
LEGAL MATTERS
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REPORTS
His Worship Ted Salei will request whether there is anyone present that has an
interest respecting the following property matters and related by -laws.
1. Chief Administrative Officer L- 2009 -10- Declare Surplus Part 1 of Reference
Plan 59R -11659 and Part of Part 2 on Reference
Plan 59R -11659 Buttrey Street Lands)
2. Chief Administrative Officer L- 2009 -03 City Laneway Encroachment Issue
Located between 5731 and 5011 Centre Street
RATIFICATION OF COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS
(Councillor loannoni, Chair)
RATIFICATION OF CORPORATE SERVICES COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS
(Councillor Pietrangelo, Chair)
RATIFICATION OF IN CAMERA COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS
CONSENT AGENDA
THE CONSENT AGENDA IS A SET OF REPORTS THAT COULD BE APPROVED IN ONE MOTION OF
COUNCIL. THE APPROVAL ENDORSES ALL OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS CONTAINED IN EACH OF
THE REPORTS WITHIN THE SET. THE SINGLE MOTION WILL SAVE TIME.
PRIOR TO THE MOTION BEING TAKEN, A COUNCILLOR MAY REQUEST THAT ONE OR MORE OF THE
REPORTS BE MOVED OUT OF THE CONSENT AGENDA TO BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY.
F- 2009 -01 Municipal Accounts
L- 2009 -01- Niagara Falls to Thorold Watermain Interconnect, Proposed
Land /Easement Exchange with the Region MacBain Community Centre and The
Meadows of Dorchester.
L- 2009 -04 Vince Encroachment Agreement with the City, Otter Street.
L- 2009 -06 Release of Agreement Part 4 on Reference Plan 59R -13060 Dorchester
Road
MW- 2009 -02 2009 New Sidewalk Program Committee
TS- 2009 -06 Update to By -laws 89 -2000, 96 -50, 94 -262 80 -77
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BY -LAWS
The City Clerk will advise of any additional by -laws or amendments to the by -laws
listed for Council consideration.
2009 -01 A by -law to designate Lot 119, Registered Plan 230, not be subject to part-lot
control. (PLC- 2008 -03)
2009 -02 A by -law to designate Lot 63, Registered Plan 59M -33, not be subject to
part-lot control. (PLC- 2008 -04)
2009 -03 A by -law to amend By -law No. 2005 -131, which amended By -law No. 79-
200, to remove the holding symbol (H) on the lands on the east side of
Montrose Road, opposite Matthews Drive, to allow the construction of
townhouse dwellings. (AM- 16/2004)
2009 -04 A by -law to amend By -law No. 80 -114, being a by -law to designate private
roadways as fire routes along which no parking of vehicles shall be
permitted.
2009 -05 A by -law to authorize the execution of a Lease Agreement with John Bevan
respecting the lease of Reilly Street end, Niagara Falls.
2009 -06 A by -law to permanently close part of a highway. Stanley Avenue (former
Niagara Freeway Lands)
2009 -07 A by -law to establish Part of Lot 492, Plan 297, being Part 2 on Reference
Plan 59R- 13223, as a public highway, to be known as and to form part of
Victoria Avenue.
2009 -08 A by -law to permanently close part of a highway.
2009 -09 A by -law to establish Part of Lot 485, Plan 9 and Part of Lot 493, Plan 297,
being Part 3 on Reference Plan 59R- 13223, as a public highway, to be
known as and to form part of Kitchener Street.
2009 -10 A by -law to authorize an Application General to amend the register to release
a Site Plan Agreement over Part 4 on Reference Plan 59R -13060 and
registered as Instrument Number RO728683.
2009 -11 A by -law to authorize a land exchange /sale with The Regional Municipality
of Niagara.
2009 -12 A by -law to establish Part of Township Lot 81, Stamford, being Parts 1 and
2 on Reference Plan 59R- 13807, as a public highway, to be known as and
to form part of Kalar Road.
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2009 -13 A by -law to establish Part of Township Lot 150, Stamford, being Part 2 on
Reference Plan 59R- 13759, as a public highway, to be known as and to form
part of Kalar Road.
2009 -14 A by-Iaw to authorize the execution of an EncroachmentAgreement between
Joseph Daniel Vince and The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls, for the
purpose of permitting an encroachment onto a City road allowance.
2009 -15 A by -law to declare Part Township Lot 92 Stamford being Part 1 on
Reference Plan 59R -11659 and Part Township Lot 92 Stamford being part
of Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R 11659; in the City of Niagara Falls, in the
Regional Municipality of Niagara, surplus.
2009 -16 A by -law to amend By -law No. 89 -2000, being a by -law to regulate parking
and traffic on City Roads. Beaverton Boulevard Beaver Valley Way,
Erwin Gres.)
2009 -17 A by -law to amend By -law No. 89 -2000, No. 96 -50, No. 94 -262 and No. 80-
77.
2008 -18 A by -law to provide for appointments to certain Boards, Commissions and
Committees.
2009 -19 A by -law to provide an interim levy of realty taxes.
2009 -20 A by -law to authorize temporary borrowing.
2009 -21 A by -law to authorize the payment of $33,206,699.94 for General Purposes.
2009 -22 A by -law to adopt, ratify and confirm the actions of City Council at its meeting
held on the 26 day of January, 2009.
NEW BUSINESS
G t i zutzuua) uean !ortida Fwd: Happy New Year
From: Dean lorfida
Subject: Fwd: Happy New Year
"Jon Braithwaite" <jon(a�niagarafallsmentors.orq> 1/7/2009 10:55 AM
Mr. lorfida,
Can I be added to the agenda for the next council meeting (I believe
it's January 26th) to discuss our past year, our plans for our upcoming
year, and our tim Hortons bowl for Kids sake?
Thanks,
Jon
Register now for the 2009 Tim Hortons Bowl For Kids Sake!
With your support, more children will move from our 'waiting' list to our
'matched' list!
Visit www.niagarafalls.kintera.orq /bfks to register your team todajrl
Space is limited, so don't delay!
Jon Braithwaite
Executive Director
Niagara Falls Big Brothers Big Sisters
phone 905- 357 -5454 ext 222
cell 905 -650 -6769
fax 905- 357 -3759
7150 Montrose Road, Unit 7
_Niagara Falls, ON, L2H 3N3
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R(1 /20/2009)Deanlorfida Re Blurb forCouncil L Agenda
From: Dale Morton
To: Dean Iorfida
Date: 1/20/2009 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: Blurb for Council Agenda
Attachments: Attendees at Council Meeting.wpd
Hi Dean,
Dean Iorfida 1/20/2009 10:08 AM
Dale:
Thanks
Dean
I have attached a list of the recipient charities and the individuals expected to be at the meeting to receive cheques from Councillor
Diodati. Bob Gale will receive his cheque last, and has asked to respond briefly on behalf of the Bob Gale Recreation Fund.
I will have the cheques and will provide them to Jim on Monday, just prior to the start of the meeting.
Over $152,000 was raised during the event in 2008 with $84,000 in total provided to the listed charities, and the remainder
invested with the Niagara Community Foundation in an endowment.
If there is anything else you need, please let me know.
Dale
We are in the process of finalizing the agenda today. Can you provide me with some more details on the Sleep Cheap presentation
i.e., list of the recipients.
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The Sleep Cheap charities to receive funding in 2008 are:
Charity
2008 Donation
Teena Kindt, Executive Director
Alzheimers Society of Niagara
Region
$8,000.00
Stephanie Reid,
President Leadership Council
Autism Ontario
$5,000.00
Catharine Streeter
Goodwill Niagara
$7,500.00
Lorraine Kaija, Board Chair
Peterson's Community Workshop
$5,000.00
Jim Ferraro, Chairman of the
Board
Project Share
$10,000.00
Eli Serbina, Teacher
Stamford Collegiate Breakfast
Club
$8,000.00
Jim Marino, President NPCC
Foundation
Niagara Peninsula Children's
Centre
$2,500.00
Steffanie Bjorgan,
Founder and Executive Director
Red Roof Retreat
$2,500.00
Sandy Toth, Executive Director
Adolescents' Family Support
Services of Niagara (AFSSN)
$2,500.00
Bob Gale, Chair
Bob Gale Recreation Fund
$33,000.00
Total
$84,000
The Sleep Cheap charities to receive funding in 2008 are:
January 26, 2009 R- 2009 -02
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Niagaraj7alls
CANADA
Re: R- 2009 -02
Gale Centre: Arena Construction Update
RECOMMENDATION:
That the quarterly report on the Gale Centre arena project be received for information
purposes.
BACKGROUND:
Council approved the project construction be awarded to Aquicon on September 8, 2008.
A pre- construction meeting was held on September 10, 2008. The ground breaking
ceremony was held on October 2, 2008.
Oveview of Project Site Activities
Construction mobilization began September 22, 2008. Subsequent site construction
meetings were held on October 1, 15 and 29, November 12 and 26, and December 10 and
24, 2008.
Some photos depicting the construction development of the project site over the last few
months are provided in Attachment 1.
A general summary or the `Gale Centre Fact Sheet' provides additional details of itemized
space utilization within the 4 pad arena and is outlined in Attachment 2.
Construction Schedule Tracking
A construction schedule was issued by Aquicon Construction on December 3, 2008. The
Schedule anticipates substantial completion by May 28, 2010 and Total Performance by
June 30, 2010.
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Community Services Departn
Parks, Recreation Culture
Working Together to Serve Our Community
January 26, 2009 2 R- 2009 -02
Progress to the end of December 2008 is as summarized below:
E. S. Fox Pad 1
excavation 100% complete
footings 100% complete
Lifetime Financial Planning Group Pad 2
excavation 100% complete
footings 98% complete
concrete walls 75% complete
Meridian Credit Union Pad 3
excavation 100% complete
footings 100% complete
concrete walls 98% complete
Centennial Construction and Contracting (Niagara) Inc. Pad 4
excavation 50% complete
footings 50% complete
concrete walls 25% complete
Mechanical underground piping is 50% complete
Electrical site services are 95% complete
It is expected that the erection of the prefabricated buildings will begin in early February.
A detailed construction project schedule forecast, as prepared Aquicon Construction is
attached. (Attachment 3)
Project Construction Budget and Forecasted Cash Flow
The project construction budget of $36,374,837.00 is summarized below:
Site Preparation (AIM contract)
Arena Construction (Aquicon contract)
Contingency Construction Allowance
External Servicing Construction
Furnishing, Fixtures Equipment (FF &E)
Arena Seating
External Internal Signage
2,995,000.00
$30,202,837.00
900,000.00
627,000.00
950,000.00
600,000.00
1,650,000.00
vanuary £0, tuna
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The forecasted construction cash expense flow (excluding GST) for the project to
December 31, 2008 is:
2008 Cumulative
September 30 (actual) 320,913.55
October 31' (actual) 720,249.20
November 30 (actual) $1,841,303.48
December 31' (actual) $3,319,057.41
2009 Cumulative
January 315' 4.0m
February 28'h 4.5m
March 3151 5.2m
April 30Th 7.1m
May 31' 9.4m
June 30Th $11.6m
July 31' $13.6in
August 31' $14.9m
September 30Th $17.0m
October 315` $20.6m
November 30Th $23.1m
December 315' $24.3m
Project Management Design Team
The project team is involved with a variety of other project matters that are included in the
approved budget through the tending process in such project areas as, but not limited to,
furnishing and fixtures, security system, score clocks, facility external and internal signage,
arena seats, concession equipment; site servicing for Fourth Avenue. The planning for the
sale of the two arena properties to financially support the arena capital project has also
been initiated. Staff anticipates recommending proponents to Council in response to the
three requests for proposals (RFP's): concession services, arena board advertising and
the pro shop by the end February 2009.
Capital Campaign Fundraising Update
The fundraising capital campaign target is in the $2.25 to $2.5 Million range.
The last update to Council was provided at the March 31, 2008. All opportunities have
been `sold' other than the naming opportunities remaining which are valued at $370,000
(see Attachment 4). This consists of the Niagara Falls Memorial Room for $100,000, and
18 dressing rooms, each at $15,000 or a total of $270,000. With the sale of these
remaining opportunities, the fundraising support for this portion of the capital campaign or
a total of $2 million would be achieved.
January 26, 2009 4 R- 2009 -02
The seat campaign has a fundraising target of approximately $485,000. It is made up of
the stadium seats for $200; In the Pink seats for $250 (of which $50 from every seat is
donated to GNGH), and the VIP seats for $500. The seat campaign has reached $48,850
to date. The 178 seats consist of 33 stadium seats; 121 'In the Pink Seats', and 24 VIP
Seats.
A general floor plan of the stadium pad (the E.S. Fox pad) is attached as Attachment 5.
With final space planning completed, the number of seats modestly increased to 2030
seats from 2000 seats.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
Attachments
Ed Dujlovic
A mom
Denyse Morrissey,
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S:1CouncillCouncil 2009\R- 2009 -02 Gale Centre Arena Construction Update.wpd
r of Parks, Recreation Culture
utive Director of Community Services
Gale Centre Site Photos
October 2, 2008 Ground Breaking Ceremony
Mayor Salci addressing crowd
Mayor Salci and Bob Gale
breaking ground
Attachment 1
Mayor Salci and Bob Gale unveiling
new project name and logo
Gale Centre Major Donors
Maga artc
Gale
Centre,
Attachment 1
Gale Centre Site Photos
November 14, 2008
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Gale Centre Site Photos
Attachment 1
January 6, 2009
Total Area of Cytec Property
92.6 ac. (37.66 ha)
Arena Complex Site Area:
Total Site
Arena Complex
Fourth Ave R -O -W
16.52.ac (6.69 ha)
15.0 ac
1.52 ac
Building Size:
Ground Floor
157,470 ft (14,629 m
Second Floor
46 480 ft (4,318 m
Total Building
203,950 ft (18,947 m
Building Footprint
157,470 ft (3.62 ac) or 24%
Seating:
Number of Seats
2,030
Barrier Free Spaces
35
Stand Room Spaces
117
Community Space:
Memorial Room
3,369 ft (313 m
Meeting Room (Administration)
324 ft (30 m
Convener Meeting Room
443 ft (41 m
Total
4,136 ft (384 m
Concession Spaces:
Lower Concession
605 ft (56.28 m
Lower Storage
355 ft (33.05 m
Upper Concession
501 ft (46.57 m
Upper Storage
221 ft (20.56 m
Lot Coverage:
Building/Parking Lot
592,575 ft (55,052 m /91.3
Landscaping
56,714 ft (5269m
Total
649,289 ft (60,321m ac)
Parking:
Total Spaces
942
Barrier Free/Handicapped
22
By -Law Requirement
550 (1 parking space per 5 seats)
'Attachment 2'
Gale Centre Fact Sheet
November 2008
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User Group Areas:
Office sq.ft.
Storage sq.ft.)
Total sq.ft.)
N.F. Ringette
191 (9%)
318.6 (15
509.6 (12
Recreational Minor Hockey
346 (16
285 (14
631 (15
N.F. Girls Hockey
346 (16
414 (20
760 (18
Stamford Skating Club
346.5 (16
493 (24
839.5 (20%
N.F. Minor Hockey
578.6 (27
566.5 (27
1145.1 (27%)
General User Meeting Room
346 (16
346 (8
Sub Total
2154
2077
4231
Junior 13 Space
1862 ft` (173 m
Junior C Space
1560 ft (145 m
Dry Training
979 ft (91 m
Sub Total
4401 ft (409 m
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1. Building
2. Ice Pads
Pad #1
Pad #2
Pad #3
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3. Niagara Falls Memorial Community Room
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4. Dressing Rooms
(18 available)
(up to 2 year donation term)
5. Community Board Room
6. Convenor's Meeting Room
7. Sports Wall of Fame (Main Lobby)SOLD $20,000
8. Press Box Stadium Pad SOLD $20,000
178 SOLD $48,850
9. The Great Seat Sale
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NHL Sized
Stadium Pad
Community Pad
Community Pad
Community Pad
Attachment 4
Status of as January 1, 2009
Gale Centre
AMOUNT
SOLD $1,000,000
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
$250,000
$75,000
$100,000
$75,000
$100,000
2 SOLD $15,000
SOLD $30,000
SOLD $30,000
TOTAL AS OF JAN. 1,/09 $1,778,850
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MT 1111111
1111 111 11 01
Tickets Issued
Nov. 1/ Dec. 9, 2008
3,039
Value of Tickets
Issued
$74,390.00
Tickets Paid through
2008 Toys Program
113
Value of Tickets
Issued
$2,360.00
Value of Actual
Contributions
$3,082.00
Tickets Paid through
2007 Toys Program
99
Value of Tickets
Issued
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Value of Actual
Contributions
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His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Niagaraflalls
Re: TS- 2009 -07
Response to "Toys for Tickets" Campaign
RECOMMENDATION:
For information purposes.
BACKGROUND:
Working Together to Serve Our Community
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In 2008, Council directed staff to proceed with the implementation of the "Toys for Tickets"
campaign on an annual basis.
All parking violations issued between November 1, 2008 and December 9, 2008 and were
eligible to be paid through this program. The following outlines the ticket values and
amounts contributed to the Salvation Army and Project S.H.A.R.E. resulting from this
program:
The City received 12% more than the face value of the ticket in gifts, coupons and gift
cards. Project S.H.A. R.E. and the Salvation Army indicated that the age groups of 11 -15
were the most in need. City Staff advised the public of this targeted area by way of the
information flyer that was provided in each ticket envelope. The public responded with
many age appropriate gifts for this group.
The toys were divided equally between the two concerned charitable agencies. The City
did however, receive an increase in the number of participants, and received more than
20% more in toy values than In 2007. Some members of the public brought in Toys, even
though they received warn notices, or their tickets were cancelled.
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His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
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City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
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Re: PD- 2009 -05
AM- 2008 -024, Zoning By -law Amendment Application
5685 Falls Avenue, 4608 and 4800 Bender Street and Vacant Lands Located
on the Northwest Corner of Falls Avenue and Bender Street
Applicant: Canadian Niagara Hotels Inc. (Michael DiCienzo, Vice President,
Design and Development)
Agent: Michael Kirkland, The Kirkland Partnership
Proposed 30 Storey, 364 Room Hotel
That Council approve the Zoning By -law amendment application to permit a 30 storey
hotel, without meeting rooms and dining facilities, on the lands, subject to provision a gap
between the hotel and parking garage /water park and a roof feature, and execution of a
Section 37 agreement.
The applicant has requested a Zoning By -law amendment for approximately 6 hectares (15
acres) of land known as 5685 Falls Avenue, 4609 and 4800 Bender Street and vacant
lands located on the northwest corner of Falls Avenue and Bender Street. Schedule 1
shows the location of the proposed hotel and the extent of the land holdings affected by
the application. A 30 storey, 111 metre (364 foot) tall hotel, with 364 rooms and without
meeting rooms and dining facilities, is proposed.
The subject lands are comprised of seven parcels of land which are zoned Tourist
Commercial (TC), in part, under Zoning By -law No. 79- 200'and Commercial One (01), in
part, and Industrial One (11), in part, under Zoning By-law No. 5335, 1955. The application
requests the site of the proposed hotel to be zoned TC under Zoning By -law No. 79 -200
with site specific provisions permitting the proposed height, lot coverage and setbacks and
to eliminate the requirement for the hotel to include meeting rooms and dining facilities.
The application also requests required parking to be permitted off -site on the portion of the
lands illustrated on Schedule 1 .whic.h will remain under the provisions of Zoning By -law
No 5335, 1955. As a housek€ p rig measure, the proposed by -law will also incorporate
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recent zoning relief granted to the adjacent water park and elevated walkways located at
4608 Bender Street as well as Committee of Adjustment approvals granted to the Crowne
Plaza Fallsview Hotel located at 5685 Falls Avenue and Planet Hollywood located at 4800
Bender Street.
Site Conditions and Surrounding Land Uses
The portion of the site where the hotel is proposed is currently a landscaped plaza.
Immediately to the northwest is the Planet Hollywood restaurant, which has a building
height of 22 metres (72 feet). A large parking garage and water park, which has a building
height of 52 metres (172 feet) lies immediately to the south. Required parking for the hotel
is proposed to be provided in this parking garage. The Crowne Plaza Fallsview Hotel,
which has an approximate height of 48 metres (157 feet) lies to the southeast of the hotel.
The Rainbow Bridge Plaza lies to the east. Bender Street and Newman Hill lie to the north.
Circulation Comments
Regional Municipality of Niagara
No objections to the proposed amendments from a general land use
perspective, however the City should be satisfied that the proposal is in
keeping with any design policies and guidelines and that adequate parking
is provided.
Further review of traffic matters will occur at the site plan stage.
Niagara Parks Commission
No objections. The Commission's concerns about traffic hold -ups on Falls
Avenue will be addressed with bus unloading activities moved to the rear of
the Crowne Plaza Fallsview Hotel.
Transportation Services
The transportation study that was submitted with the application is
acceptable, however, an update at the site plan stage may be needed if the
project is constructed after the year 2010.
To address current congestion problems on Falls Avenue caused by bus
unloading for adjacent hotels, bus unloading for the proposed and existing
hotels will have to be relocated behind the Crowne Plaza Fallsview Hotel
because no stopping will be permitted on Falls Avenue.
An assessment of sight lines for the hotel entrance off Falls Avenue will be
required at the site plan stage to ensure safe traffic movements.
A sidewalk cafe licence agreement will be required for the proposed sidewalk
cafe. At least 3 metres (9.8 feet) of unobstructed sidewalk passage is to be
provided.
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Municipal Works
Fire Services
Additional review of the sanitary sewer and watermain services will be
conducted at the site plan stage. Improvements to the Bender Street and
River Road sewers and the Bender Hill pumping station may be necessary.
Confirmation of watermain flows needs to be completed. It is recommended
that two watermain leads to form a loop be provided for the hotel and for
adjacent lands.
The location of siamese connections and hydrants to service the proposed
hotel in accordance with fire regulations is to be confirmed at the site plan
stage.
Building Services
All required Building Permits to be obtained prior to construction.
Legal Services
No objections.
Planning Analysis
Implementing the design changes outlined in the following discussion will provide a
proposal that conforms to the Official Plan, provides high quality architecture and
compliments the City skyline. The following is a summary of Planning Staff's analysis of
the application:
1. The proposal conforms with the 30 storey height limit in the Official Plan.
Schedule 4 of the Tourist Commercial policies of the Official Plan identifies the
lands to be within the area where Council may consider high rise buildings up to 30
storeys. The proposed building is designed as a 30 storey hotel plus rooftop
mechanical area and observation terrace.
2. The proposal meets only some of the Official Plan policies for massing of new
development.
The Official Plan requires that tall buildings reduce their massing and visual impact
as they become taller and to provide appropriate gaps between buildings. The
Official Plan specifies five design criteria summarized as: a) add distinct and
interesting features to skyline; b) enhance pedestrian environment at street level;
c) provide appropriate set back for high -rise buildings; d) ensure mass is reduced
and gaps maintained; and e) minimize impacts on residential areas. Council
adopted the Tourism Policy Review Implementation Handbook as guidelines
provide further direction on how these policies may be achieved.
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The project provides a podium at street level which will engage the pedestrian along
the sidewalk. The high -rise hotel is set back from the street line above the podium
level. The development is well removed from any residential area and therefore
does not impact on local residents. The applicant provided a satisfactory
microclimate study, which generally notes no wind impacts, save and except for
those occasions where there is an uncommon north or south wind. Therefore,
policies b, c, and e have been satisfied by providing a positive building base,
appropriate public realm at grade and a positive microclimate for the pedestrian.
The proposed hotel has a very prominent location at the north end of the tourist
core and a highly visible position from the Rainbow Bridge and thus holds an
important place in the City skyline. The top of the building terminates in a large
mechanical penthouse facing the City with an observation terrace covered by a flat
canopy on the River side. This is significantly less than what has been achieved with
other hotels in the tourist core. The overall effect is an element which is not distinct
nor interesting within the skyline of the City. Further work should be conducted by
the architect to render a more satisfactory roof top which includes a roof feature,
The proposed building does not ensure that the mass of the building is reduced nor
provide the appropriate gap between buildings. The Implementation Handbook sets
out a floor area ratio of 929 to 1,115 square metres (10,000 to 12,000 square feet)
per floor and a facade length to width ratio generally not to exceed 1 to 1.5. While
the floor area ratio is within the prescribed range, the length to width ratio is 1 to 2.1
and therefore exceeds the suggested massing: The guidelines promote a
separation between high -rise buildings of 25 metres (82 feet) to ensure light,
transparency and a sky view between buildings. The gaps also ensure that a solid
wall of buildings does not occur and provides for visibility from and to second tier
development. The proposed hotel provides only a 1.2 metres (4.0 feet) separation
from the adjacent parking garage /water park. The parking garage /water park is 52
metres (172 feet) in height which is approximately half the height of the proposed
hotel. Given the lower height of this building a reduction in the required gap could
be considered as long as the overall intent of providing sky view between the
buildings is met. Staff note that if the building was to be reduced by 2 rooms per
floor the length to width ratio could be satisfied and by further moving the building
to the north a gap of about 12 metres (40 feet), sufficient to provide a minimal
amount of sky view between the buildings, could be achieved.
3. The proposed hotel concept received support from the Architectural Peer
Review Panel.
The Official Plan requires any building greater than 10 storeys be reviewed by an
Architectural Peer Review (APR) Panel. The Panel met with the proponent and his
architect in October 2008 to begin the architectural review. Over the course of
weeks, the Panel obtained certain design revisions and modifications to the
proposed hotel from the designer. The APR Panel submitted its final report on
December 23, 2008 (attached). The report acknowledges a number of departures
in the building design from the Council adopted guidelines.
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The Panel found that the proposed hotel is large for the site and partially obscures
the adjacent Planet Hollywood. It is not possible with the plan, as proposed, to meet
the principle of separation between the adjacent towers as delineated in the
Implementation Guidelines. The Panel was of the opinion that some minor
relaxation of the guidelines was justified.
The Panel is of the belief that the proposed hotel tower and the dome of Planet
Hollywood are complementary and the dome ameliorates the lesser separation of
these two buildings. Further, the Panel believes that the garage /water park building
does not require views to the outside and formed the opinion that the hotel will be
an isolated building not negatively affected by sunlight or views.
The Panel also provided a relaxed interpretation of the guidelines with respect to the
length to width ratio. While the Panel noted the ratio of 1 to 2.1 exceeds the
guideline, they opined that the hotel is not excessively large.
Council's approval of the project should be conditional on streetscaping
improvements.
All developments in the tourist area over 4 storeys are subject to a Section 37
Agreement to secure streetscape improvements along adjacent streets. This
agreement is to be executed prior to the passage of the amending by -law. The
proposed hotel is adjacent to Bender Street and Falls Avenue. Streetscape
improvements have been completed along Bender Street through the Casino
development and a decorative sidewalk has been constructed along Falls Avenue.
The applicant has provided a preliminary streetscaping plan for the portion of Falls
Avenue abutting the site, including the addition of approximately 16 trees and an
outdoor cafe. This could be further enhanced by benches and planters. The
applicant will be required to enter into a Section 37 Agreement with the City to
secure these facilities prior to passage of the amending by -law.
For other high -rise developments, streetscaping contributions are based on the
frontage of the site multiplied .by general cost of streetscaping per linear metre of
frontage (in 2008 dollars this amount is $1,043). As the City has not completed
streetscaping works on the above noted streets it is appropriate for the applicant to
complete the works provided the streetscaping is secured through a letter of credit.
The site has approximately 91 metres of frontage, therefore a letter of credit in the
amount of $94,900 would be required to be submitted at the time of the execution
of the Section 37 Agreement.
5. The requested zoning amendment can be supported if recommended changes
to the siting and design of the hotel are undertaken.
The applicant has requested the site of the proposed hotel be placed under a site
specific TC zone to permit the 30 storey, 111 metre (364 foot) tall hotel. The
proposed hotel is sited on seven different properties that are all owned by the
applicant under different companies. The properties will need to be recognized as
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one parcel under the proposed by -law to permit the hotel and the parking
arrangement. Current zoning under Zoning By -law Nos. 5335 and 79 -200 permits
a range of building heights between 10.7 metres (35 feet) and 15.2 metres (50 feet)
on the hotel site.
The amending by -law should implement the recommended siting and improvements
to the roof design. An enhanced roof feature may involve a slightly taller design.
Should Council accept staff's recommendations, the revised design should be
reviewed and approved by Council prior to passage of the by -law.
To permit the hotel the following site specific regulations are required:
The applicant has requested that parking for the hotel be provided in the
adjacent parking garage which is located on lands owned by the applicant.
This garage will function as one site because cars and guests can directly
access the garage. Even with the addition of this hotel and other existing
and proposed developments that rely on this parking garage for required
parking there are sufficient parking spaces available in the garage.
The proposal seeks toexempt the development from providing a restaurant
and meeting rooms in the hotel. A breakfast area for hotel patrons would be
provided in the facility. There are extensive restaurant and meeting room
facilities on adjacent lands owned by the applicant; therefore this exemption
is acceptable.
It is proposed that the rear yard of the hotel's podium be reduced from 3
metres (9.8 feet) to 0 metres and lot coverage to be increased from 70 of
the lot area to 100 As the design guidelines encourage podiums to be
built out to lot lines and a frontage fully developed with buildings to create
streetscapes that engage pedestrians these changes are appropriate.
In addition to the above noted zoning changes it is recommended that the proposed
zoning by -law incorporate earlier approvals granted by Council and the Committee
of Adjustment that affect the subject lands, as follows:
height increases authorized through Zoning By -law Nos. 2005 -85 and 2006-
62 for the adjacent parking garage and water park as well as a series of
elevated walkways linking existing and proposed development on the
applicant's lands. The parking garage /water park has a maximum permitted
height of 54 metres (177 feet) while the elevated walkways have a maximum
permitted height of 37 metres (121 feet) above the elevation of Falls Avenue;
a Minor Variance permitting an increase in the height of the Planet
Hollywood dome from 12 metres (40 feet) to 22 metres (72.18 feet); and
a Minor Variance permitting an increase in height of an addition to the
Crowne Plaza Fallsview Hotel, from 10.66 metres (35 feet) to 22.34 metres
(73.25 feet).
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6. The applicant will be required to enter into a site plan agreement with the City.
CONCLUSION:
1. Through this planning analysis it was found that the proposal:
Complies with the height policies and some design criteria of the Official
Plan.
2. Provided the hotel is sited to provide a gap between the hotel and the parking
garage /water park and an acceptable roof feature is provided, as outlined in this
report, the application can be supported.
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At the site plan stage, servicing details (including the confirmation of adequate
services), grading and drainage, safe access and traffic movements, pedestrian
circulation and landscape details will all be reviewed. It is also recommended that
design of the proposed canopies be reviewed to see if wrapping them around the
north side of the hotel, adjacent to the landscaped plaza to the north, would reduce
the occasional wind impacts of the southerly and northerly winds.
Reducing the hotel tower mass and siting the hotel northward will provide a
gap which will reduce the "wall of development" impact the hotel will have in
this area.
The addition of a distinct roof terminus including a roof feature will enhance
the appearance of the hotel and will assist in providing a better landmark at
the end of Rainbow Bridge.
A supportive Architectural Peer Review was received.
The proposed hotel will be part of a larger tourist serving complex where
adequate parking, meeting room and restaurant facilities are provided on
adjacent lands owned by the applicant. Therefore requested changes to the
zoning regulations can be accommodated.
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SCHEDULE 1
LOCATION MAP
Proposed Hotel
Amending Official Plan and Zoning By -law Nos. 79 -200 and 5335,1955
Location: 4608 Bender Street
4800 Bender Street
5685 Falls Avenue
NorthWest Corner of Falls Avenue and Bender Street
Applicant: Canadian Niagara Hotels Inc
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Schedule 2
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
Architectural Peer Review Comments
December 23, 2008
Appendix "A"
THE CANADIAN NIAGARA ALL SUITES HOTEL PROPOSAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2
1 2 PRINCIPLES:
POSITIVE BASE BUILDING PUBLIC REALM AT GRADE PRINCIPLE 3
3. SKY VIEW PRINCIPLE 3
4. SKYLINE HEIGHT PRINCIPLE 4
5. VIEWS AND VISTAS PRINCIPLE 4
6. POSITIVE MIRCOCLIMATE PRINCIPLE 5
7. PARKING AND CIRULATION 5
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City of Niagara Falls
Proposed Canadian Niagara Hotel
Architectural Peer Review Comments
Executive Summary
At the request of the City of Niagara Falls, the Architectural Review Panel (ARP.)
members met with the proponent and their architect on October 2 2008. The
purpose of the meeting and subsequent phone conversations and
correspondence, was for the ARP to gain and in depth knowledge of the
proponent's proposal for a 30 storey hotel, in a prime location, on a unique site at
the Junction of Falls Avenue and the Rainbow Bridge. The hotel site Is unique In
that it is the first clearly visible hotel which those entering Canada will see as they
enter via the Rainbow Bridge, and it is at the north end of a line of hotels which
overlook Falls Avenue.
The A.R.P. are of the opinion that the proposed hotel Is large for the site and
partially obscures the adjacent Planet Hollywood,
It is not possible with the plan, as proposed, to meet the principle of separation
between adjacent towers as delineated in the Implementation Guidelines.
However, the A.R.P. is of the opinion that In this particular case some minor
relaxation In the strict Interpretation of the guideline Is Justified due to the low
height and massing of the adjacent buildings.
The proponent's architect has been co- operative in revising the design of the
streetscape in relation to the adjacent main entrance to Planet Hollywood and
also to the improvement to the design of the west elevation of the hotel at the
terrace level.
The Canadian Niagara All Suites Hotel Is an elegant, well proportioned building,
which will enhance the overall appearance of the existing buildings presently
situated on the west side of the north end of Falls Avenue; As such, In the opinion
of the A.R.P., it succeeds In meeting the Intent and spirit of the Urban Design
Guidelines for the Tourism District of the City of Niagara Falls.
A.R.P. Members
Trevor P. Garwood -Jones Architect
Joanne MacCallum Architect
Jeff Claydon Landscape Architect
December 23, 2008
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Principle 1 &2 Positive Base Building Public Realm at Canada Principle
The A.R.P. is satisfied with the interface between the vertical facade of the hotel
and Its relationship to Falls Ave. The principle east facade rests on a clearly
defined podium and has an adequate set back from Falls Ave, which will visually
enhance its appearance from the sidewalk. This set back also ameliorates any
negative down drafts from the tall facade at streetscape level.
Attractive amenities such as colourful outdoor patio areas add to the texture and
design of the podium of the building at streetscape level, and provide weather
protection for pedestrians,
Adequate parking for guests will be within the adjacent parking structure. Drop
off for guests Is adjacent to the hotel main entrance and is well protected from
the elements.
Pedestrian sidewalk traffic from the south will encounter a minor inconvenience
when crossing the main entrance and exit lanes to the parking garage. A.R.P.
recommends a clearly marked pedestrian crossing at these two locations.
3. Sky View Principle
(a) Set backs from property line
In general the design concept conforms to the set back guidelines with the
exception of the roof overhang which the A.R.P. regard as a minor departure.
(b) Setbacks from adlacent building
The design concept does not provide the required set back from the parking
garage at the south end, or the required set back from Planet Hollywood, or
the required set back for the north -east corner of the hotel. The A.R.P. is not
particularly concerned regarding the non conforming set backs for the
following reasons, which are unique to this particular site.
0) The adjacent Planet Hollywood building is a low -level building with a
domed roof covering most of the building. The A.R.P. is of the opinion
that the verticality of the proponent's hotel compliments the dome
shaped roof of the existing Planet Hollywood building and ameliorates
the close proximity of the two buildings.
(H) The parking garage and water park building are of such a nature that
they do not require views to the outside. In particular the Water Park
and garage are low -level buildings situated to the southwest and south
of the proponent's hotel.
Since the proponent's hotel will be an isolated point form building on
the west side of the street it will not negatively affect the amount of
sunlight or views of the sky from the sidewalk.
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(iii) The guidelines require a setback of 3 metres for the main wall of the
proposed hotel for any portion of the wall above 15 metres above
grade. The north east corner of the proposed hotel does not conform
in that it Is set back approximately 1 metre from the lot line abutting
Falls Avenue. It is the opinion of the A.R.P. that In this particular
instance It Is not a critical concern. It is one corner of the hotel which is
non conforming, and since the adjacent and area to the north Is
completely open, and will be for any foreseeable time, there is almost
no obstruction to the requirement of the Sky View Principle, and
therefore the proposed hotel conforms to the intent of the Sky View
Principle.
(iv) The proponent's design Is within the maximum recommended floor
plate size of 1115 m Of more Interest to the A.R.P. is the 1 to 1.5 ratlo
of length to width, which avoids the objectionable 'Wall of
Development'. In thls Instance the proponent's hotel design has a
length /width ratio of 1 to 2.1 which exceeds the recommended
guideline. However, the hotel Is not excessively large and is located at
the north end of development along Falls Avenue on a unique site
Isolated from other tall buildings. In this Instance It does not form part of
the 'Wall of Development'. In addition, the layout of the floors from the
3' level to level 30 have recessed corners which add a sculptural
quallty, which reducing the apparent width of the facade, and
therefore meets with the approval of the A.R.P.
4. Skyline Height Principle
The proponents hotel does not exceed the maximum height restriction of 30
storeys.
The design adds diversity and interest to the north end of Falls Avenue. There are
no adjacent towers within 25 metres and no residential development within 100
metres. The proposed hotel will not have any detrimental Impact on the
adjoining area.
5. Views and Vistas Principle
Guests located on south, east and north east corner of the proponent's hotel will
have reasonably good views of both the American and Horseshoe Falls and the
American skyline. Guests on the west side will not have a view to either of the
two falls.
The height of the proponent's hotel acts as a tall punctuation mark at the north
end of the line of hotels overlooking Falls Avenue. Itdoes not intrude upon the
surrounding neighbourhood to the west or to the resldential neighbourhood
located north across highway 420.
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6. Positive Microclimate Principle
As can be observed by a reading of the Environmental Assessment Report
prepared by F.H. Theakston Environmental Control Inc. dated September 25m,
2008, the proponents hotel has very little deleterious effect on the pedestrian
sidewalk level with regard to wind discomfort.
7. Parking and Circulation
The A.R.P. is not In possession of a formal traffic study. A traffic study was briefly
discussed at a meeting with the A.R.P. and the proponent on October 2nd, 2008,
at which time it appeared that adequate parking for hotel guests could be
accommodated within the existing parking structure of the south of the hotel.
All vehicular movement for cars buses and delivery etc. can be accommodated
within the site.
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Aug. 29. 2008 3:39PM REGIONAL PLANNING
Niagara Region
August 28, 2008
Files: D,10.M.11.23
Mr, Andrew Bryce
Planner 2
City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen St„ 2 Floor
Niagara Falls, ON
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Dear Mr. Bryce:
Re: AM-2008-024, Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Proposed 30 Storey Hotel
Southwest corner of Falls Avenue Bender Street
City of Niagara Falls
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Development Services Division
2201 St. David's Road, P.O. Box 1042
Thorold, ON L2V 4T7
Tel: 905-984-3630
Tol I- free :1. 800. 263.7215
Fax. 905. 641.5208
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Regional Development Services staff has reviewed the information circulated for the
above noted Zoning By -law Amendment application. The proposed amendment will
rezone the property to a site specific Tourist Commercial zone to facilitate the
development of a 30 storey, 364 room hotel, Regional staff offers the following
Provincial and Regional comments to assist the City in considering the proposed
development,
General Land Use
The subject property Is located within the Urban Area Boundary for the City of Niagara
Falls according to the Regional Policy Plan. The Urban Area policies provide for a
range of industrial, commercial, and residential uses. The Regional Policy Plan,
Provincial Policy Statement, and Greater Golden Horseshoe Growth Plan all contain
polices that support intensification in the urban area where appropriate levels of
services and infrastructure exist. The Regional Policy Plan, Provincial Policy
Statement, and Greater Golden Horseshoe Growth Plan all contain polices that support
intensification in the urban area where appropriate levels of services and infrastructure
exist. Municipalities are encouraged to develop a diverse mix of land uses and promote
economic development by providing for an appropriate mix of employment uses to meet
long term needs,
RECEIVED
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DEVELOPMENT
Aug. 29. 2008 3:39PM REGIONAL PLANNING
The property is located in the City's developed Tourist area where services and
infrastructure already exist. The hotel use should provide additional employment
opportunities for residents of the City. The amendment will establish site specific zone
regulations with respect to height, setbacks, parking, and other standard relevant to the
proposal, Parking for the hotel will be provided in a parking garage on adjacent lands.
Regional staff has no objections to the proposal from a general land use perspective.
However, the City should be satisfied that the proposal Is in keeping with any design
policles /guidelines and the proposed offsite parking Is appropriate for the development.
Public Works
Comments related to Regional infrastructure, servicing, and/or traffic, will be provided
under a separate letter once Regional staff finalizes Its technical review. The City
should include the Regional Infrastructure considerations as part of its Site Plan Control
process.
Conclusion
Regional Development Services Division staff has no objections to the proposed
amendments from a general land use perspective. Comments with respect to Regional
Infrastructure will be forwarded under a separate letter.
If you have any questions or wish to discuss these comments, please contact Sue
Mabee, Planner, or Peter Colosimo, Transition Manager, Development Services
Division.
Please send notice of the City's decision with regard to this application.
Yours truly,
Sue Mabee
Planner
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Dear Sir:
RE: AM1 =2008 -024, CANADIAN NIAGARA HOTELS
PROPOSED 30 STOREY HOTEL, 5685. FALLS AVE.
Thank you for the additional information with respect to the above noted project including
the December 23, 2008 Peer Review Report and October 1, 2008 Traffic Study. 'Niagara
Parks staff have no objection Our concern with traffic hold -ups on Falls Ave due to the
loading and unloading of buses has been addressed with those operations beingihandled
at the rear of the Brock Hotel. We understand that the City will post Falls Avenue ;with "No
Stopping" signs.. We also understand that updated traffic impact studies, driver site lines
and cafe encroachments onto the sidewalks will be dealt with at the site plan approval
stage.`
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Director of Planning and Development
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Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X5
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John Kernahan
General Manager
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
RECOMMENDATION:
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Re: PD- 2009 -03
AM- 2008 -034, Zoning By -law Amendment Application
City of Niagara Falls
Regulating Nightclubs and Bars in the Historic Drummondville Area
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That Council approve the Zoning By -law amendment application to define and establish
regulations for licensed establishments and nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville area
as outlined in this report.
On December 15, 2008, Council directed staff to process a Zoning By -law amendment for
the portion of Historic Drummondville zoned General Commercial (GC), as shown on
Schedule 1, to regulate bars and nightclubs.
The proposed changes are summarized as follows:
Add the City's current definitions for nightclubs (any licenced establishment above
499 persons of occupancy) and licensed establishments (any premises licensed to
serve liquor) and add them to the list of permitted uses;
Delete taverns from the list of permitted uses to avoid conflict with the above noted
terms;
Require nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance
of 45 metres (148 feet);
Require nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments
by a minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet); and
Require nightclubs to provide one on -site parking space per 5 persons of
occupancy.
Staff report PD- 2008 -114, atta fied as Appendix "A explains the above noted changes
in detail. u
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Community Services Department
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January 26, 2009 2 PD- 2009 -03
Circulation Comments
Residents and Business Owners
Several letters have been received supporting measures to control nightclubs. Two
of these letters have recommended a lower occupancy to differentiate between
nightclubs and licensed establishments and floor area caps for these uses.
Planning Analysis
This report responds to Council's direction that staff investigate whether the City's current
occupancy levels used to differentiate between a nightclub and a licensed establishment
are appropriate for the Historic Drummondville area.
1. The current size of a nightclub established at an occupancy over 499 persons
provides a consistent approach in the City.
The current definition of a nightclub, adopted by Council in 2004 for the Central
Business District (CBD), was based on research undertaken by RCI Consulting
(RCI) on the behalf of the Niagara Falls Downtown Board of Management. RCI
found that nightclubs with over 500 persons occupancy appeared to be causing
policing issues and many of the parking problems in the CBD and the surrounding
residential area. As a result, nightclubs in the CBD are now required to provide on-
site parking at a rate of 1 parking space for every 5 persons of occupancy.
Staff's research also found that the occupancy limit of 500 was one which other
municipalities have used. The City of Burlington had adopted in 2001 after
extensive research by their staff and Halton Regional Police that indicated
nightclubs with an occupancy over 500 persons had significantly more criminal and
policing problems.
The number of complaints about nightclubs and their related parking and policing
problems in the CBD has significantly dropped since the City has amended the
Zoning By -law. In addition, these zoning standards have not been challenged,
making the size limit extremely defensible.
2. Applying the current regulatory provisions and definitions of nightclub and
licensed establishmentto the Historic Drummondville area ensures a uniform
standard in the City.
When Council decided to regulate nightclubs in the CBD they adopted a regulatory
provision to require nightclubs to be a minimum of 45 metres (148 feet) from any
residential zone to mitigate impacts such as on- street crowding and excessive noise
on nearby residents. Council also adopted a provision that requires nightclubs and
other nightclubs and licenced establishments to be located a minimum of 100
metres (328 feet) from each other to further address crowding and other problems
encountered at closing times.
In order to address parking issues Council decided to require nightclubs to provide
1 on -site parking space for each 5 persons of occupancy. Prior to the amendment
taverns within specified areas were exempt from the City's parking requirements by
zoning provisions that were adopted back in 1981.
January 26, 2009 3 PD- 2009 -03
The CBD and Historic Drummondville have similar land uses, built form and
development issues. The regulations introduced in the CBD to control nightclubs
were based on research and sound planning principles. Given the similarity of the
two areas they should be treated the same.
3. With the introduction of the terms nightclub and licensed establishment to the
GC zoning in Historic Drummondville, taverns should be removed from the list
of permitted uses.
Taverns are currently permitted in the GC zone, but are undefined. If Council
introduces definitions of a nightclub and a licensed establishment to Historic
Drummondville, taverns should be removed from the list of permitted uses to
eliminate the possibility of someone trying to circumvent the new terms and
regulations.
4. The current parking exemption afforded to restaurants should be extended to
licensed establishments.
Restaurants and many other uses within a specified area of Historic
Drummondville, shown on Schedule 2, have been exempt from providing parking
since 1981. The exemption was put into place to recognize the generally small
scale, pedestrian oriented uses that occur in this area and the inability to provide
on -site parking because the majority of the properties are fully developed with
buildings. As a licensed establishment is expected to generate less of a parking
demand than a nightclub it would be appropriate to extend parking exemptions to
this use within the area shown on Schedule 2. All licensed establishments in
Historic Drummondville outside this area are currently required to provide parking
and these regulations are not proposed to be changed.
CONCLUSION:
The introduction of new terms and regulations reflect contemporary standards for
businesses licensed to serve alcohol by the Province. Applying the same standards to
Historic Drummondville as used in the Downtown area of the City represents a consistent
approach. The standards used in the Downtown have not been challenged and previous
complaints have disappeared.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
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Attach.
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S:1PDR120091PD- 2009 -03, AM- 2008 -034, Regulating Nightclubs.wpd
Alex Herlovitch, Ditor of Planning Development
Ed Dujlovic, Executive Director of Community Services
Schedule 1
Historic Drummondville Community Improvement Project Area:
General Commercial Zoned Lands Subject to
Proposed Nightclub Regulations
Subject Land
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Amending Zoning By -law No. 79 -200
Applicant: City of Niagara Falls
November 2008
SCHEDULE 2
Historic Drummondville
Current Parking Exemptions for Taverns
SUMMER ST
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Amending Zoning By -law No. 79 -200
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Applicant: City of Niagara Falls
January 2009
Dear Director of Planning and Development
On behalf of the members and adherents of Main St. Baptist Church we would like to
fonnally express our support of the amendment to add provisions to the Zoning By -law
No. 79- 200 -to regulate nightclubs in the historic Dnmimondville .area.
Our church has been at this location (the corner of Main: and Delaware streets) since
1846 and it has been with great sadness that we have seen the introduction of
inappropriate establishments to our neighborhood and the surrounding area in recent
times.
It is of the upmost importance torus that these such businessesbe regulated so as to halt
further advancements of them. We wish for family friendly growth to this historic area,
not a continual decline to our community.
We, the congregation of Main St. Baptist Church, covet the Drummondville area for
family participation in the days that lie ahead:
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6151 MAIN STREET AT DELAWARE
NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO
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TELEPHONE (905) 354 -9057
ESTABLISHED 1811
January 7, 2009
Respectfully submitted,
Pastor Evan Craig
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Director Of Planning Development
City Of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen St.,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs,in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am -2008- 034, City of Niagara Falls
Dear Mr. Herlovitch:
I would like to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Drummondville Area as well. I support the following:
Adding definations Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for the Historic
Drummondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance of
45 metres (145 feet);
Requiring on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy.
Please be advised that I am in full support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancylevel lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate
between nightclubs and smaller: establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations.
Yours trui
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Ronald Rap
Manager
DeMol's Tire Sales Service Ltd.
905-356q544
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Alex Herlovitch
Director of Planning Development
City Hall
4310 Queen Street
Niagara Falls, ON
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Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am- 2008 -034 City of Niagara Falls
Plarnir w
January 2009
Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
The Main Ferry BIA includes a dedicated group of individual business
operators who have been working hard, in partnership with the City of Niagara
Falls and Region of Niagara, on revitalizing our community. It has taken several
years to reach a point where positive visual changes are taking shape in our area.
Small- business entrepreneurs, primarily Niagara Falls families, have made
personal and financial decisions,to sustain, improve, and grow their businesses
in the Main Ferry commercial district. The BIA has worked in partnership with
the City and with the Niagara Regional Police Services to create a more family
friendly business district. Although, there remains major redevelopment and
infrastructure work to take place over the next few years, we have been patiently
waiting for the transformation to be completed by 2012, to truly appear then as
"Historic Drummondville
Renewing and attracting new business investment to the Historic Drummondville
district is vital to the success of true revitalization goals. The BIA understands
that the City will continue to work in partnership with our small business group,
and with the Niagara Falls Board of Museums, to support the approved vision of
the Historic Drummondville Community Improvement Plan (CIP).
As part of the free enterprise base in our community, licensed family -style
restaurants are what will support the other commercial businesses located in the
area Large, rowdy "nightclubs" are not congruent with either our BIA's vision, or
the CIP's vision, of Historic Drummondville. The Main &Ferry BIA therefore
welcomes the City's proposal to regulate nightclubs in the Historic
Drummondville Area.
The Main Ferry BIA wishes to advise that, at its meeting held January 12, 2009,
a motion that the BIA take an officialposition in support of the proposed
Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application was carried unanimously.
There was consensus that the same separation requirements and parking
requirements in place for the Downtown area should be applied to the Historic
Drummondville Area as well. Specifically, there was agreement that the following
were desired:
Definitions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for the Historic
Drummondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed
establishments a minimum distance of 100 meters (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum
distance of 45 meters (145 feet);
Requiring on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking
space per 5 persons of occupancy.
There was also agreement that the occupancy level used as the upset limit to
differentiate between Nightclubs and smaller establishments should be set at a
level lower than the current 499 persons. The BIA believes, however, that the
determination of this limit is a City responsibility and would defer to the
recommendations of City staff. There was general agreement that floor area caps,
such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations, would be desirable.
The Main Ferry BIA also wishes to ensure that the definition of "Nightclub"
successfully differentiates between businesses whose primary function is to
operate as a nightclub and other large -scale liquor licensed operations. A zoning
description which reflects a clear understanding of a nightclub's use, rather than
merely building occupant numbers, may be a better approach.
The Main Ferry BIA does not want either a traditional restaurant (with the
primary function being the provision of food services), nor meeting /reception
rooms, to be prohibited from being licensed. For example, the Lundy's Lane
Battlefield Legacy Project includes, in the new museum, an opportunity for
residents and visitors to be provided the opportunity to attend receptions at this
site. The BIA supports family -style food and beverage services which would not
discourage Niagara Falls residents or visitors from being comfortable or feeling
safe as patrons in the district.
It is the goal of the Main Ferry BIA to work in partnership with the City to find
an up -to -date definition of "Nightclub," and to regulate such uses in the Historic
Drummondville area while not prohibiting other food and beverage service
businesses from locating in the Historic Drummondville district. It is supportive of
Smart Growth planning principles to have family- operated professional services
and businesses mixed in with urban residential neighbours, including our
community schools and churches /religious places.
Together, we will achieve our partnership vision of the new Historic
Drummondville district. Thank you for your considering the Main Ferry BIA's
comments on this matter.
You78 truly,
taaLidc
Ruth-Ann Nieuvbesteeg
Chair, Main Ferry BIA
cc: Main Ferry BIA
City Council Members
MP Rob Nicholson
MPP Kim Craitor
Regional Chair Peter Partington
January 19, 2009
5853 Summer Street
Niagara Falls, ON
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Alex Herlovitch
Director of Planning Development
City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen Street
Niagara Falls, ON
L2F, 6X5
Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
Re: Zoning By -Law Amendment Application
To Regulate Late Night Clubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: AM 2008 °034 City of Niagara Falls
Please be advised of my objection to add provisions to Zoning By -Law No.79 -200 to allow
nightclubs in the historic Dummondville area as well as my objection to the issuance of a liquor
licence to the above application. The issuance of this licence would not be in the public interest.
We want to sec more family friendly businesses and attractions in our area.
You are all aware of the existing problems on Queen Street. We do not wish to repeat the
experience which Queen Street business owners and residents in the surrounding neighbourhoods
had with the nightclubs which operate there; We know from their experiences where neighbours,
blocks away, were disturbed by the noise and carryings -on; we do not wish such a use in our
midst. We question whether there would be adequate police resources at all times to ensure
safety and public order. I believe the Niagara Regional Police should be part of the decision
making since they are most affected by the disturbances.
In addition, we do not want the late night traffic, the noise, and the patron activities a nightclub
with outdoor patios would bring to our streets. The type of licenced facility proposed for the
Main and Ferry Streets does not belong on that site. It would adversely affect the peace, be
disruptive to nearby facilities and be detrimental to the general welfare of the area.
Also, I believe we have too many bars and nightclubs at the Main and Ferry area. We require no
more. Limits should be established. Presently there are seven such bars or nightclubs which are
too close to each other. The hours of operations are also a concern. This would create late, nights
and a noisy environment
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As well, parking is a concern. There is no on -site parking for this nightclub. The owner indicated
that he purchased land beside the Serbian Community and will use the Market Square lot for
parking. This is not practical and there is no assurance the patrons would use these facilities. On-
site parking should be provided at a rate of one parking space for five person occupancy.
The Main and Ferry Business Association is attempting to reconstruct and rejuvenate Main and
Ferry Streets to respectful businesses and is revitalizing the Farmers' Market and Lundy's Lane
Historical Museum. The late Miss Redmond donated land to the city for the purpose of
maintaining the historic Drummondville area. The nightclub will not be an asset in making Main
Street a respectful shopping district. In fact, it would deter new businesses from locating here.
In summary, it would be a disaster to locate another bar or nightclub for Main and Ferry and the
historical site on Lundy's Lane. Presently, Main and Ferry Streets are over populated with seven
bats and. nightclubs. These are more than enough and therefore the By -Law should not be
approved.
Director of Planning Development
City Hall
4310 Queen St.,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Ath2.008- 034 City of Niagara Falls
Dear Mr. Herlovitch
I would like to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Drummondville Area as well. I support the following:
Adding definitions for Licensed
Drummondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring
{nightclubs to be separated
metres (145 feet); from a residential zone by a minimum distance of 45
Requiring on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy.,
Please be advised that I am in full support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring Large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations,
Director of Planning Development
City •Hall
4310 Queen St.,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am- 2008 -034 City of Niagara Falls
Dear Mr, Herlovitch,
I would like to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Dnummondville Area as well. I support the following:
Adding definitions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for: the Historic
Drummondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance of 45
metres (145 feet);
Requiring on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided ata rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy
Please be advised that 1 am in full support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations.
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Director of Planning Development
City Hall
4310 Queen St;
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am- 2008 -034 City of Falls
Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
I would like to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Dnmunondville Area as well {support following.
Adding definitions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for Historic.
Drummondville Area;,
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance of 45
metres (145 feet);
Requiring on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy:
.Please be advised that I am in full support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such .as 'those found in the City of Ottawa regulations.
Yours truly,
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Director of Planning Development
City Hall_
4310 Queen St.,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am- 2008434 City of Niagara Falls
Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
I would like to see the same standajyJ and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Drummondville Area as well. I support the following:
Adding definitions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for the Historic
Drummondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs
metres (145 feet);
Requiring on-site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy:
Please be advised that 1 am in full support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations.
Yours truly,
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Director of Planning 8c Development
City Hall
4310 Queen St,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am- 2008 -034 -City of Niagara Falls
Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
I would like, to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Drummondville Area as well I support the following:
Adding defuritions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for the Historic
Drummondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs pr licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance of 45
metres (145 feet);
Requiring on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy.
Please be advised that I am in full support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations.
Yours truly,
Jan. 11, 2009
D. E. Roszel
5785 Peer St.
Niagara Falle, Ont.
RECEIVEQ j
JAN 1 4 2uu9
PLANNING
EVELOPMENT
Director of Planning Developfftent
City Hall
4310 Queen St.,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am-2008-034 City of Niagara Falls
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7 1
Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
I would like to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Drummondville Area as well I support the following:
Adding defmitions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for the Historic
Drtunmondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance of 45
metres (145 feet);
Requiring on-site parldng for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of'l parking space per 5
persons of occupancy.
Please be advised that I am in fiall support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the cunent 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establislunents;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations.
Yours truly,
!RECEIVE
JAN 5 2069
P LANNING
DEVELOPM-tkr-
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Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
I would like to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Drummondville Area as well. I support the following:
Adding definitions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for the Historic
Drummondville Area
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance of 45
metres (145 feet);
Requiring on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy,
Please be advised that I am in full support of the following proposals as well
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations,
Yours
Director of Planning Development
City Hall
4310 Queen St.,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am- 2008 -034 City of Niagara Falls
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Director of Planning Development
City Hall
4310 Queen St.,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am- 2008 -034 City of Niagara Falls
Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
I would like to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Drummondville Area as well. I support the following:
Adding definitions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for the Historic
Drummondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance of 45
metres (145 feet);
Requiring on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy.
Please be advised that 1 am in full support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations.
Yours truly,
Director of Planning Development
City Hall
4310 Queen St.,
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Re: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application
Regulation of Nightclubs in the Historic Drummondville Area
City File: Am -2008 -034 City of Niagara Falls
Dear Mr. Herlovitch,
I would like to see the same standards and parking requirements in place for the Downtown area
applied to the Historic Drummondville Area as well. I support the following:
Adding definitions for Licensed Establishment and Nightclubs for the Historic
Drummondville Area;
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs or licensed establishments a
minimum distance of 100 metres (328 feet);
Requiring nightclubs to be separated from a residential zone by a minimum distance of 45
metres (145 feet);
Requiring on-site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons of occupancy.
Please be advised that 1 am in full support of the following proposals as well:
Requiring large bars to be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs;
Establishing an occupancy level lower than the current 499 persons to differentiate between
Nightclubs and smaller establishments;
Establishing floor area caps such as those found in the City of Ottawa regulations.
Yours truly,
a// /4 A
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(1/20/2009) Dean lorfida_4890 Main Street and city by law application
From: starystudio <starystudio @cogeco.ca>
To: <diorfida @niagarafalls.ca>
Date: 1/20/2009 2:17 PM
Subject: 4890 Main Street and city by law application
Hey Dean,
Nice chatting with you.
With regards to the city's new night club/ tavern etc by law application.
I have no objections should the new by law only apply to licencing and
licenced establishments of over 495 patrons.
Should the by law affect 5890 main street regular licensing of under 495 I
hereby object.
Thks Dean
paul starty
905 329 1399
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His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
NiagaraJalls
CANADA
Appendix "A"
The recommendation(s)
contained in this report were
adopted by City Council
Re: PD- 2008 -114
City of Niagara Falls
Regulating Nightclubs and Bars in the Historic Drummondville Area
RECOMMENDATION:
PO- 2008 -114
That Council authorize staff to process a zoning amendment for the Historic Drummondville
area to regulate bars and nightclubs as outlined in this report.
BACKGROUND:
On July 7, 2008, Council directed staff to investigate amendments for the Drummondville
area similar to the by -law passed to regulate nightclubs in the Queen Street area. Staff
were also directed to investigate the City of Toronto's definition of a nightclub;
Mississauga's zoning and separation distances for such clubs; and to report back on the
feasibility of adopting an interim control by -law for the Sylvia Place Market based on the
City of Ottawa's 2006 Interim control By -law for the ByWard Market area.
Downtown Controls
By -law No. 2004 -200, which applies to the Central Business District (CBD), was passed
by Council on November 1, 2004 in response to concerns raised by the Downtown Board
of Management about the proliferation of large scale nightclubs on Queen Street and its
impacts on the CBD and nearby residential areas. By -law No. 2004 -200 does the following:
adds definitions for Nightclubs and Licensed Establishments for the Downtown area;
permits Nightclubs and Licensed Establishments' in the Central Business
Commercial (CB) zone;
differentiates between larger and smaller establishments: a Nightclub is defined as
any licensed establishment exceeding a capacity of 499 persons and a Licensed
Establishment is defined as any premises licensed to serve liquor (by default 499
persons or less);
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exempts licensed establishments from separation distances; and
requires on -site parking for a nightclub to be provided at a rate of 1 parking space
per 5 persons of occupancy.
Other Municipalities
The following is a brief description of what the Cities of Ottawa, Toronto and Mississauga
have done to address nightclubs:
Discussion
City of Ottawa
The City of Ottawa passed an Interim Control By -law (ICBL) in 2006 to preclude
additional nightclubs from being established in the ByWard Market/Rideau Street
area of downtown Ottawa, while the issue of nightclubs was being studied.
Ottawa had zoning controls in place prior to the Interim Control By-law which divided
bars and nightclubs into two categories, small establishments (under 250 square
metres /2,691 sq. ft.) and large establishments (250 square metres to 500 square
metres /2,691 sq. ft. to 5,382 sq. ft:). Bars and nightclubs are not allowed to exceed
500 square metres in area. Large nightclubs must be 100 metres (328 ft.) from
other large establishments and from residential zones.
Ottawa's Interim Control Study resulted in an amending by -law to require that large
bars be subject to the same regulations as large nightclubs. In addition, Ottawa
added provisions to allow conditions to be added to business and liquor licence
applications which require the submission of noise control and crowd. control plans,
security plans and refuse management plans.
City of Toronto
The City of Toronto allows a maximum of 6% or 47 square metres (506 square feet)
of a restaurant to be used for dancing or entertainment. Where a restaurant is fess
than 10 metres (32.8 feet) from a residential zone an outdoor patio is not permitted.
Where a restaurant is separated from a residential zone by street less than 6.1
metres (20 feet) in width the restaurant is limited to400 square metres (4306 square
feet) in area.
City of Mississauga
In the City of Mississauga nightclubs are restricted to a maximum floor area of 1,115
square metres (12,002 sq. ft.) and are required to be a minimum of 800 metres
(2,625 ft.) from residential zones.
All of the by -laws have a number of similar characteristics. They all distinguish between
large and small establishments; place 'separation distances between like premises and
provide for separation distances from residential areas.
An Interim Control By -law is a useful tool where an extensive study is needed to determine
necessary planning controls and there is significant pressure to establish the use being
studied. The proposed form of land use controls are straight forward if the established
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model is followed; a by -law can be passed in a relatively short time period; and pressure
to establish new nightclubs and bars seems to be low at the moment. Therefore, an
Interim Control By -law is not necessary to develop zoning controls for the Historic
Drummondville CIP area.
Schedule 1 shows the extent of. the Historic Drummondville Community Improvement
Project Area. The proposed changes would be applicable to the portion zoned General
Commercial (GC). Schedule 2 shows the extent of the GC Zone within this area.
A Tavern is a permitted use in the GC zone, but is an undefined term. Nightclubs and bars
would be considered to fall undera Tavern use. Removal of the antiquated term tavern and
the, introduction of new definitions for Nightclubs and Licensed Establishments would
remove uncertainty and provide better controls than currently exist.
There are no controls over the size of Taverns within the GC lands. Niagara Falls has
regulated the size of Nightclubs using the number of persons who can be accommodated
while the other municipalities studied regulate size based on floor area. The City Solicitor
recommends maintaining occupancy as the controlling mechanism since liquor licences
are based on head counts rather than floor area. Currently, the City defines Nightclubs as
greater than 499 persons. If Council wishes, a lower occupancy level could be established
to differentiate between Nightclubs: and smaller establishments; these should apply
consistently across the municipality including Queen Street. Council may also want to
establish maximum occupancy levels or floor area caps, such as those found in City of
Ottawa regulations.
There are no separation distances for licensed premises in Drummondville. The required
separation distance between Nightclubs was implemented in the Downtown .to mitigate
problems associated with the congregation of crowds among clubs in close proximity. The
separation from residential areas was considered necessary to mitigate the impacts of
these nightclubs on residents. Licensed establishments are smaller and have not been
subject to separation distances between each other or from residential zones as they are
generally not considered to have crowd control issues. Applying the same separation
distances established for the Downtown to Historic Drummondville would prevent
Nightclubs from locating next to each other and from residentially zoned properties, thus
effectively limiting them to properties around the intersection of Main and Ferry Streets.
This would also reduce the size of crowds and associated problems at closing time; the
latter can be a significant policing matter if additional officers have to be assigned to certain
districts.
Most uses of properties around the intersection of Main and Ferry Streets are exempt from
providing patron parking. Parking requirements were implemented for Nightclubs in the
Downtown area due to evidence that the parking demands of large nightclubs was
excessive and was causing off -site parking impacts, such as parking on nearby residential
streets. Given the similarities between Historic Drummondville and the Downtown area
(close proximity to residential areas, limited public parking), it is logical to implement the
same parking requirements for Historic Drummondville.
CONCLUSION:
It is concluded that the same standards applied to the Downtown area be considered for
Historic Drummondville within the area zoned General Commercial to effectively:
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define a Licensed Establishment as any facility licensed for the consumption of
alcohol and a Nightclub as a licensed establishment exceeding 499 persons
capacity;
delete the term Tavern from the list of permitted uses;
require nightclubs to be separated from other nightclubs and licensed
establishments by a distance of 100 metres (328 ft.) and from residential zones by
a distance of 45 metres (148.ft.); and
require that nightclubs provide on -site parking at a rate of 1 parking space per 5
persons occupancy.
Approval of this report will authorize Staff to proceed with notification of a public meeting
of Council to be scheduled January 26, 2009 together with an implementing zoning by -law.
Recommended by:
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1(1/20/2000) Dean lorfida 4890 Main Street and city by law application Page 1
From: starystudio <starystudio @cogeco.ca>
To: <diorfida @niagarafalls.ca>
Date: 1/20/2009 2:17 PM
Subject: 4890 Main Street and city by law application
Hey Dean,
Nice chatting with you.
With regards to the city's new night club/ tavern etc by law application.
I have no objections should the new by law only apply to licensing and
licenced establishments of over 495 patrons.
Should the by law affect 5890 main street regular licensing of under 495 I
hereby object.
Thks Dean
paul starty
905 329 1399
January 26, 2009 PD- 2009 -04
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
RECOMMENDATION:
Niagaraj1alls
CANADA
Re: PD- 2009 -04
AM- 2008 -037, Zoning By -law Amendment Application
6253 Skinner Street
Applicant: David Corfield
Agent: Lou Melone
Permit a Second Dwelling Unit in a Single Detached Dwelling
That Council approve the Zoning By -law amendment application to permit a second
dwelling unit in the dwelling, to permit a driveway width of 6.7 metres (22 feet), and to
permit a lot coverage of 41
BACKGROUND:
David Corfield has requested an amendment to Zoning By -law No. 79 -200 for a 372 square
metre (4,000 square foot) parcel of land known as 6253 Skinner Street, as shown on
Schedule 1. A one storey single detached dwelling exists on the property. The applicant
proposes to build additions to the front and rear of the dwelling to accommodate the
second dwelling unit, as shown on Schedule 2. The second dwelling unit is intended to
provide accommodation for a person with physical disabilities.
The land is currently zoned Residential Single Family IE Density (R1 E) which only permits
a single detached dwelling, The R1E zoning is requested, to be amended site specifically
to permit two dwelling units on the property. In addition, site specific provisions are
requested to permit the maximum width of the driveway to be increased from 6.1 metres
(20 feet) to 6.7 metres (22 feet) and to permit the maximum lot coverage to be increased
from 40% to 41
Surrounding Land Use
Surrounding properties tingle detached dwellings.
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Circulation Comments
Regional Municipality of Niagara
No objections. The proposal does not appear to affect any Provincial or
Regional interests.
Transportation Services
Building Services
No objections. The proposed driveway can accommodate the two parking
spaces needed for the two units.
All required Building Permits to be obtained prior to commencement of
construction. Drawings by a qualified designer illustrating proper fire
separations along with heat loss calculations and duct design layout will need
to be submitted at the Building Permit stage.
Municipal Works, Legal Services
No objections.
Planning Analysis
1. The proposed amendment is supported by Provincial Policy initiates.
The Planning Act requires City planning decisions to comply with Provincial Policy.
The Provincial Policy Statement directs municipalities to facilitate different forms of
residential intensification. The provision of second dwelling units in single detached
dwellings is a form of residential intensification promoted by the Province.
2. The proposed amendment complies with the Official Plan.
The property is designated Residential which permits a range of housing types. Low
density forms of housing such as single detached, semi detached, duplex, and
triplex dwellings provide the majority of residential accommodation in the City. New
residential development is to be integrated to achieve compatibility and sensitivity
with the surround development.
The proposal is typical of the type of housing that is permitted in low density
residential areas throughout the City. The alterations proposed to the dwelling to
add a second dwelling unit are compatible and sensitive with the dwellings on the
street. The proposal will have no adverse impacts on municipal services and
represents an efficient use oftesources.
3. The requested zoning amendment is appropriate.
The property's R1 E zoning only permits a single detached dwelling. Site specific
zoning provisions are requested to be added to the property's R1 E zoning to permit
January 26, 2009 3 PD- 2009 -04
a two unit dwelling. Site specific provisions will also:
Approved by:
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increase the maximum driveway width from 50% of the lot frontage (6.1
metres or 20 feet) to 55% (6.7 metres or 22 feet). The applicant intends to
widen the existing driveway to accommodate a wider handicapped parking
space for the second dwelling unit. The total width of the driveway will be 6.1
metres, however, because neighbour's driveway, to the west, encroaches by
0.6 m (2 ft) the total area of the front yard used for driveways exceeds the
by -law maximum. This, increase in the amount of driveway is determined to
be minor as it still preserves enough landscaped open space in the front yard
to maintain the desired character.
increase the allowable building lot coverage from 40% of the lot area to 41%
to accommodate the proposed additions to the dwelling. This minor increase
will not have any noticeable impact Current zoning standards would allow
the dwelling to have a second storey. However, a single storey (which is
more accessible and in keeping with the homes on the street) is favoured.
By -law No. 79 -200 permits infill dwellings on interior lots to be setback the average
setback of the two abutting dwellings on the same street. The addition proposed
to the front of the dwelling is set back 4.26 metres (14 feet) from the street which
is the average of the front yard setbacks provided by the abutting dwellings (3
metres 5.48 metres 42).
CONCLUSION:
The requested Zoning By -law amendment to permit a second dwelling unit can be
supported for the following reasons:
the proposal is supported by Provincial Policy initiatives and complies with the
Official Plan and represents an efficient use of resources.
the second dwelling unit will not alter the character of the surrounding
neighbourhood nor impact municipal services.
the minor increase to the maximum driveway width to accommodate a second
parking space plus the encroachment will leave enough landscaped open space to
maintain the character of the area.
the minor increase in permitted building lot coverage will not have any noticeable
impacts on the surrounding area.
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Mabee ,;Sue" <sue:mabee@ niagararegion,ca> 1/5/2009 3.12 PM.
Good afternoon,
Re: ProposedZonmg,Bylaw Amendment AM-2008037
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Regional Development Services staff has'reviewedthe above noted zoning
bylaw amendment application The purpose ;of the am is f o rezon
the property to a site specific Residential Srngle Family zo ne t o pe rmit =t'
the addition of a °secon d unit within-a single detached
dwelling The prop Is loca within the Urban A }ea B for
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Please send notice of Council'sdecision.
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January 26, 2009 CD- 2009 -01
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Niagaraf1alls
CANADA
Re: CD- 2009 -01
Canadian Urban Institute Report from Downtown Workshop Held October 20,
2008 and Proposed Downtown Joint Steering Committee
RECOMMENDATION:
That Council receive the Revitalizing Downtown Niagara Falls Report prepared by the
Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) as a result of the October 2008 Workshop, and that the
proposed Terms of Reference for the new Downtown Steering Committee be accepted.
BACKGROUND:
On October 20, 2008, the Canadian Urban Institute hosted a workshop sponsored by the
Downtown BIA and the City in order to address the challenges faced with the revitalization
of Downtown. The workshop was held at 4555 Queen Street and involved a series of
presentations on recent development occurring Downtown and the experiences and
programs occurring in other downtown centres such as London, Burlington and Winnipeg.
The summary report, prepared by the Canadian Urban Institute, is attached for Council's
information. The report is a cursory overview of the history of our Downtown and
associated revitalization efforts, to date, a synopsis of some of the efforts in other locales
and a number of "key messages Some of the statements in the document are debatable,
however, as noted, they are "made in the spirit of cooperation
The key messages, or recommendations, derived by are described on page 22 of the
report and they are highlighted as follows:
1. Mayor and Members of Council need to demonstrate a commitment to the revitalization
of Downtown and establish a Joint Steering Committee to build on the current momentum.
2. The Steering Committee should provide a systematic approach to data collection and
monitoring that would allow the BIA to submit new requests for funding based upon
reasonable expectations for a, return on investment. Establishing an increased budget
should be a priority of the Steering Committee.
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3. Need to address the concern of investing in the historic Downtown as not equitable and
hard sell to City residents by communicating that the financial incentive programs are
available in other CIP areas. It is important to recognize that the Downtown is a gateway
for millions of visitors.
4. The potential to revive the Downtown's fortunes should not be dismissed and the fact
that business owners have demonstrated their willingness to invest in the future of the area
should be acknowledged as a positive factor.
5. There is a need to enhance the image of the Downtown by undertaking a
comprehensive review of the communications and signage. The City must not ignore the
rich potential of Downtown which is the focus of the City's train station and likely GO
service in the future.
Key messages 3 and 4 are more statements of opinion than recommendations. Key
message 3 also seems to confuse the perception that local residents do not want public
funding in excess of the existing CIP program incentives available to private developers.
With regard to key message 5, as outlined in the December 15, 2008 report, CD- 2008 -14
Review of Events and Activities Downtown:
Banners were installed in time for Springlicious and have provided an improvement
to the streetscape. Staff has worked with representatives of Historic Niagara to come up
with new signage design and locations. The City has committed $20,000 toward this
initiative through CIP and Parking Traffic budgets. Five (5) new signs will be erected
around the perimeter of Downtown directing people to what is being termed as the
City's arts, culture and entertainment district.
The key messages related to the Joint Steering Committee are dealt with, in the following
section.
Steering Committee
Mayor and Members of Council need to demonstrate a commitment to the revitalization of
Downtown and establish a Joint Steering Committee (JSC) to build on the current
momentum.
CUI does not provide much detail or insight on how such a committee would function,
however, the reference to "joint' would appear to infer that the composition would include
Downtown and Council representatives. Arguably, this is already done by the Downtown
B.I.A., nonetheless, often the presence of council members on a committee is to provide
champions or promoters of the committee's initiatives, requests and purpose at the council
table. It also should be noted that there have been task forces and working groups of staff
and principals from Downtown on various issues and events.
The Steering Committee should provide a systematic approach to data collection and
monitoring that would allow the BIA to submit new requests for funding based upon
reasonable expectations for a return on investment. Establishing an increased budget
should be a priority of the Steering Committee.
January 26, 2009
3 CD- 2009 -01
If the primary purpose of the JSC is to "establish a systematic approach to data collection
and monitoring," it is questionable whether a committee, including council members, is the
appropriate vehicle for such an exercise. It would seem that such an analysis would be
more likely undertaken by staff, if directed, a consultant or the Downtown B.I.A. In fact,
past attempts by City staff to come up with an ROI (return on investment) model were
rejected by Downtown representatives.
More helpful in fleshing out what a JSC might do was articulated by Councillor Diodati at
a Council meeting subsequent to the Downtown workshop. Staff has used this as a
starting point for a terms of reference. (Council is reminded that in 2004 a motion was
passed that any future advisory committees require a terms of reference).
The suggested terms of reference is attached using a template that has been followed for
recently formed advisory committees to Council.
At the November 17, 2008 meeting when the JSC was proposed, six or seven Council
members expressed an interest in the committee. This is problematic from a practical
point of view and from a procedural point. If such numbers of Council members were to
be on the committee, it might as well be a committee of all Council, such as Community
or Corporate Services. If it was to include all of Council, then it would have to be
scheduled into the Council's already tight Mondays.
As a result, a "base" membership is proposed in the terms of reference, however,
membership could be increased as long as less than 50% percent of Council are present
(i.e., a maximum of four (4) council members) and there be a plurality of non Council
representatives (i.e., in the scenario of 4 council representatives there would need to be,
at least 5 (five) representatives from Downtown or external entities). Although it is
anticipated that the JSC would conduct its meetings in public, having more than 50%
composition Council members would require strict adherence to the recently added
transparency and accountability measures under the Municipal Act.
Another option would be for an external committee, as opposed to an advisory committee
to Council. The interests in the Downtown could form their own committee, invite Council
representation and set their own terms of reference, as long as they adhere to the numbers
outlined above. This is the model used by such entities as the Boys Girls Club, Niagara
District Airport Commission etc. These entities are not advisory committees to Council (like
the Arts Culture committee, Park in the City committee etc.) but have Council
representation. An external entity would be responsible for its own administrative support
and would direct its own requests directly to Council. Advisory committees have staff
support and any recommendations from the committee are relayed via a staff report. The
terms of reference developed are under the assumption that the JSC is an advisory
committee to Council.
CONCLUSION:
The workshop provided an opportunity for people to ask questions and provide comments
on what they felt was important for the revitalization of the City's Downtown. The ideas
discussed, recent changes to the Downtown and successes expressed in other
municipalities, provided the feeling that the City's Downtown is on the road to recovery;
however, there is still plenty of work to be done and it is important the current momentum
continue.
January 26, 2009
Recommended by:
Approved by:
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CD- 2009 -01
Deal o ida, City ler
Ken Burden, Executive Director of Corporate Services
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Mandate
To continue to build on the momentum developing in Downtown Niagara Falls by making
recommendations on how to enhance and make sustainable recent revitalization efforts.
Term
To be reviewed after a year.
Authority
The committee is an advisory committee to Council. It has no power in and of itself. The
committee will make recommendations for Council's consideration for matters requiring
Council approval. The committee may provide status reports at regular intervals to keep
Council apprised.
Membership
Staff Support
Meeting Format
Joint Steering Committee on the Downtown
2-4 members of Niagara Falls City Council.
A representative of Historic Niagara
A representative from Celebrate Old Downtown
2 representatives from the Downtown Board of Management or Downtown general
membership that are not also members of Historic Niagara and Celebrate Old
Downtown
A representative from the Chamber of Commerce or a noted community business
leader.
The City's Business Development and Planning Divisions will provide professional and
administrative support for the Committee. Other City staff will provide input, advice and
assistance on a need be basis. City staff will not have a voting role on Committee
recommendations.
A chair from amongst the membership will be selected at the first meeting. Subsequent
meetings will be held at the call of the Chair, on an as required basis. Meetings will be held
in public and will be advertised on the Committees page on the City's website. Any
recommendation reports from the Committee will be prepared by the staff representative.
Agendas and minutes will be prepared.
Work Program
The following list, although not exhaustive, is a suggested list of tasks the JSC would take
on and make recommendations regarding:
1. Review the intent of the Community Improvement Plan (CIP).
2. Make suggestions on revisions to the CIP incentives.
3. Make recommendations on a leadership strategy and municipal action plan.
4. Make recommendations on signature event(s) for the Downtown.
5. Make recommendations on funding programs, if such funding programs are
contingent upon Municipal Council support.
6. Develop a model to assess the Return on Investment as a result of Downtown
revitalization and associated investment.
7. Encourage outside private sector investment in the Downtown.
8. Promote and publicize Downtown revitalization efforts.
January 26, 2009 PD- 2009 -02
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: PD- 2009 -02
Matters Arising from Municipal Heritage Committee
RECOMMENDATION:
That Council proclaim the Week of February 16 -21 as Heritage Week 2009.
BACKGROUND:
The following matters require Council's consideration:
Heritage Week 2009
Since 1974, Heritage Canada has recognized the third Monday in February as Heritage Day.
Due to Ontario's rich and diverse heritage, the Province expanded it in 1985 to Heritage
Week. The theme for Heritage Week is determined by the Federal Government in
conjunction with the Heritage Canada Foundation.
The 2009 theme is Heritage and Environment: "Saving the places that are built to last This
theme is intended to highlight the environmental benefits of rehabilitating heritage properties.
The Municipal Heritage Committee adopted the following motion:
That Council proclaim "the week of February 16 to 21 as Heritage Week 2009 in the
City of Niagara Falls
A proclamation is included in tonight's Council Agenda. Various activities are being
organized to celebrate Heritage Week including a display at Niagara Square February 13
and 14 to kick off Heritage Week 2009.
Recommended by: 1) 1)26 d
Approved by:
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Alex Herlovitch, Director of Planning Development
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Ed Dujlovic, Executive Director of Community Services
PO Box 1023 Niagara Falls ON; Canada L2E;6X5 905-i5 www.niagarafalls.ca
Working Together to Serve Our Community
Community Services Department
Planning Development
Members:
RECOMMENDATION:
That Council receive this report for information.
BACKGROUND:
Recommended by:
Approved by:
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His Worship Mayor Ted Salci CANADA
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Re: PD- 2009 -07
AM- 2008 -029, Official Plan and Zoning By -law Amendment Application
6320 Pine Grove Avenue
Status of Application
On December 1, 2008 Council considered an application for an amendment to the Official
Plan and Zoning By -law for 6320 Pine Grove Avenue to permit an 18 unit apartment
building. (Planning Report PD- 2008 -110 attached).
Council deferred the application as there were two matters that needed to be resolved prior
to meeting a decision on the rezoning application. The two issues were a question of
ownership and the cultural heritage value and interest of the property.
Council instructed staff to issue a Notice of Intention to Designate. The Notice was
published in the newspaper on Saturday, December 6, 2008 and served on the owner by
registered mail. The purpose of the notice is to give 30 days to anyone who object, an
opportunity to appeal the designation. At the time this report was prepared Legal Services
has determined that no change of ownership is recorded.
The appeal is being forwarded to the Conservation Review Board in accordance with the
Ontario Heritage Act to determine whether or not a Conservation Review board hearing will
be scheduled.
In light of the fact that a Notice of Intention to Designate has been published, this has the
same effect as if the property were a designated heritage site. Since the purpose of the
zoning is to demolish the existing building, the application for Official Plan and Zoning
Amendments will not be brought before Council for further consideration until a decision has
been reached by the Conservation Review Board.
Alex Herlovitch, Dir; tor of Planning Development
4310oueenstreet PO Box:1023 Magara ON L2E6X5 356 -7521 www.niagarafalls.ca
Ujlovic, Exe'utiv ctor of Community Services
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Community Services Department
Planning Development
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December 1, 2008
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Fails, Ontario
Members:
Niagaraj
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ITHIS MATTER DEFERRED BY COUNCIL
Re: PD- 2008 -110
AM -2008 -029, Official Plan and Zoning By -law Amendment Application
6320 Pine Grove Avenue
Applicant: Gordon Ogilvie
Proposed 3 to 4 Storey, 18 Unit Apartment Building
RECOMMENDATION:
PD- 2008.110
That Council defer the application to amend the Official Plan and to change the zoning of
the land to a site specific Residential Apartment 5C Density (R5C) zone to permit an 18
unit apartment building on the land, until the ownership and heritage matters outlined in
this report have been addressed,
BACKGROUND:
The applicant has requested amendments to the Official Plan and Zoning By -law No. 79-
200 for the land known as 6320 Pine Grove Avenue, as shown on Schedule 1.
The application is to amend the Official Plan to add a Special Policy Area designation to
the residential designation of the property to permit an apartment building with a greater
density than currently allowed. The application also requests the zoning to be changed
from Residential Single Family 1E Density (R1E R1E -621) to a Residential Apartment
5C Density (R5C) zone with site specific provisions to address rear yard setback, lot
coverage and balcony and porch encroachments. In addition it is requested the land,
which consists of 4 separate lots of a Registered Plan of Subdivision, be treated as one
lot for zoning purposes.
The Applicant is proposing an 18 unit apartment building on the property, which has a
density of 100 units per hectare (40 units per acre).. The 3 storey building has a height of
12.8 metres (42 feet) including a pitched roof of 3.8 metres (12.5 feet) in height.
Schedules 2 and 3 show details of the proposal.
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December 1, 2008 2 PD- 2008 -910
Planning Analysis
The subject property, consists of a single detached dwelling on 4 lots, represents an
underutilization of land. The current zoning allows the house to be used as a bed and
breakfast. The Official Plan has policies which allow consideration of lands on collector
roads for an apartment building up to 4 storeys in height and a density up to 75 units per
hectare (30 units per acre) where located in close proximity to neighbourhood commercial,
schools and parks. Under these policies a building with up to 14 units could be considered
on the land. However, the applicant wishes to develop 18 units. A full assessment of the
merits of such a proposal would require a full review having regard to compatibility and
sensitivity in terms of density, height, gradation, building mass, setbacks and appearance
and site design.
However, issues revolving around the ownership and heritage aspects of the property have
arisen which should be resolved prior to Council considering the application. The following
is a discussion of these issues.
1. Ownership of the Property
Staff have recently been Informed that there are title disputes affecting the property.
The current registered owners of the property have entered into an Agreement of
Purchase and Sale, dated October 8, 2008 to transfer ownership of the lands to
1050703 Ontario Limited. The closing date of the sale is December 30, 2008.
One of the mortgagees of the property, Home Trust Company, has declared the
mortgage in default, taken control of the property, and placed the property under
Power of Sale. Although the applicant is the registered owner, it is not clear to Staff
who has ultimate control of the property. If the property is sold under Power of Sale
and the transaction is completed, another party may own the property. It is
recommended the matter be deferred until these issues are resolved.
2. Deferral of the application should also be considered to allow the Municipal
Heritage Committee to consider the heritage significance of the property.
Letters have been received regarding possible heritage significance of the property.
As of the writing of this report, the Municipal Heritage Committee (MHC) is
scheduled to consider, on November 26, 2008, a request to conduct further
research into the heritage attributes of the subject property. The MHC may
recommend the property be listed in the City's inventory of heritage properties.
Where a property is listed in the City's register, the owner cannot demolish or
remove the building, unless he has given the Council notice of his intention to do so
60 days in advance.
Council should consider deferring the application until the MHC has made a
recommendation to Council as to whether to list the property and may then allow
sufficient time to conduct the necessary research into the property regarding
heritage value.
December 1, 2008
CONCLUSION:
Council's consideration of the application should be deferred until the ownership and
heritage matters have been addressed before a full assessment of the merits of the
amendments to accommodate the proposed development is done.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
Alex lierlovitch, Director of Planning Development
Ed Dujlovic, E
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Location: 6320 Plne Grove Avenue
Applicant: Gordon Ogilvie
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Mr. Andrew Bryce
Planner 2
City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Dear Mr. Bryce:
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Development Services Division
2201 St. David's Road, P.O. Box 1042
Thorold, ON 12V 4T7
Tel: 905-685-4225
Toll- free:1 -800. 263.7215
Fax: 905-687.8056
www.niagararegion.ca
Re: Regional and Provincial Review Comments
Official Plan Amendment Zoning Bylaw Amendment (AM- 2008 -029)
6320 Pinegrove Avenue
City of Niagara Falls
Regional Development Services staff has reviewed the information circulated for the
above noted Official Plan and Zoning By -law Amendment applications. The purpose of
the amendments is to add a Special Policy Area to the Residential designation of the
property and to rezone the subject property from the Residential Single Family tE Density
zone (R1E and R1E -621) to the Residential Apartment 5D Density (R5D) zone. The
amendments will permit a 3 storey, 18 unit, apartment dwelling to be constructed on the
property. Regional staff offers the following Provincial and Regional comments to assist
the City in considering the proposed development.
General Planning Comments
The subject property is within the Urban Area Boundary for the City of St. Catharines
according to the Regional Policy Plan. The Urban Area policies provide for a range of
industrial, commercial, and residential uses. The Regional Policy Plan, Provincial Policy
Statement, and Greater Golden Horseshoe Growth Plan all contain pokces that support
intensification in the urban but area where appropriate levels of services and
Infrastructure exist. Municipalities are encourage to develop complete communities with
a diverse mix of land uses, a range and mix of employment and housing types, easy
access to focal stores and services, and transportation choice.
The proposed development of the property represents intensification within the urban
area where existing infrastructure and services are available, The property will be
developed at a higher density that will make for a more efficient use of existing urban
serviced land and infrastructure. The development of apartment dwelling units should
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further enhance housing choice for residents with a variety of lifestyles and/or income
groups.
The property is located within a reasonable distance of a number of commercial
facilities. Future residents will have better access to nearby services and amenities.
Transit services are available in the area, within walking distance, which further
enhances transportation' choice and improves accessibility. Given all of this, the
proposal represents an opportunity for intensification that makes efficient use of land and
infrastructure, and improves housing and transportation choice, as supported by
Provincial and Regional policies.
Regional Public Works
Comments related to Regional infrastructure, servicing, and /or waste collection will be
provided under a separate letter once Regional staff finalizes its technical review. Any
Public Works requirements can be addressed at time of the Plan of Condominium and/or
Site Plan Control application process.
Conclusion
Regional Development Services staff has no objections from a Provincial or Regional
perspective to the approval of the Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw Amendment
applications. Given the site specific nature of the applications, the Official Plan
Amendment Is exempt from Regional approval in accordance with the Memorandum of
Understanding with Area Municipalities.
If you have any questions or wish to discuss these comments, please contact Sue
Mabee, Planner, or Peter Colosimo, Director of Development Services.
Please send notice of the City's decision with regard to this application.
Yours truly,
Sue Mabee
Planner
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Director of Planning Development Division
City of Niagara Palls
4310 Queen Street
Niagara Falls, Ontario L2E 6X5
Dear Director of Planning Development
We would like to notify you of our strong objection to the suggestion to re -zone and build a three
storey, 18 unit building at Pine Grove Avenue and Murray Street. (City file AM 2008 -029
Gordon Ogilvie)
This is a very quiet residential street with the majority of the homes being single dwellings. It
would be disruptive to the neighbourhood increasing the population and traffic flow. This would
almost double the population. It would also be a terrible loss to allow this beautiful bottle to be
destroyed.
Sheryl Pett
Kenneth Kinzel
6231 Pine Grove Ave.
6231 Pitte Grove A.ve.
Niagara Palls, Ontario
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City of Niubnrra Fal1s4310 Queen Street
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
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Ralph and Kerry Barbieri
6080 Murray Street
Niagara Falls, Ontario
L2G 2103
(405) 354 -0750
Attent ion; Director of Planting and Development
Dear Sir/Madam:
RE: 6320 Pine Grove Avenue
Official Plan and Zoning By -law Amendment Application
City File: AM- 2008-024- Gordon Obdlvle
We live at 6080 Murray Street, directly across from the side yard of 6320 Pinegrove Avenue, the
site of the above- noted.application. We were extremely shocked and saddened to receive a copy
of this Notice of Application in the tuaii recently.
We have reviewed the plans received and even visited the planning office where we received a
full colour picture of the proposed plan. To propose a change from a single- family home (Bed
and Breakfast) to an 18 -24 unit apartment building's inappropriate to this- quiet area which
houses mainly mature homes with.cham ud.
eter acharm. The houses directly across from 6320
Pinegrove are well built and very well-kept homes. The home in question is located at the
southern terminus of Pinegrove and is of great importance to maintaining the character of the
neighbourhood.. The impaeta on the character of the neighbourhood, should this lovely, stately
house. be demolished and its grounds uprooted, to be replaced by a modern apartment complex
would be.extremely severe. Even moving the house away, would strip it of its historical frame
of reference.
Eroding and destroying a portion of a mature neighbourhood, such as this one, which features
distinctive and unique structures, mature landscapes and streetscapea, and a special character
which speaks to our community's past, will later be recognized as a huge TLANNING
MISTAKE.
6320 Pinegrove Avenue isn't just any house. The property meets the Provincial criteria (under
the Ontario Heritage Act) for detemrining cultural heritage value or interest. It has design value,
or physical value, because it is an excellent local representative of the Tudor Revival Style. It
displays a high degree of craftsmanship. It has historical value because of its association with
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business leaders of the community. It was built in 1929 by the former President of Bright's
Wines and it was later owned by the Dunnett family, proprietors of a chain of local grocery
attires.
It has contextual value because it is important in defining, maintaining and supporting the
character of the area, and is a minor.neighbourhood landmark.
The lot contains many species of 100- year -old trees which are all part of the Carolinean forests
of Southern Ontario. The removal of these trees would not sit well with the residents of Niagara
Fells. Even though the trees may he private property, their large size makes them part of the
whole neighbourhood as well. Trees alter the environment in which we live by moderating
climate, improving air quality, conserving water, and harboring wildlife.
The proposed plan for an 18 -24 unit apartment complex does not show any effort in "keeping
with the character of the neighbourhood." In fact, it is an example of crass modem architecture,
where the developer has put no consideration into trying to blend the building into the existing
surroundings.
A newer house immediately to the east of thisproposal (carved out only a few years ago from the
subject property) would end up hemmed in by taller, denser developments. Mrs. Gibbs single-
storey home tucked in at 6060 Murray Street would be overwhelmed by this development
A Developer may argue that there are apartments to the east on Murray Street, and thus, "they
are keeping with the neighbourhood." Those apartment buildings have long existed and by
virtue of this long existence, they have achieved a degree of compatibility with the
neighbourhood. The immediate area cannot support any more such developments without
adverse impacts.
Murray Street has also changed since those apartment buildings were erected. ft is no longer a
through street, as it was when they were built. Now that the traffic to and frem the existing
apartment developments no longer has the opportunity for egress and ingress directly to and from
Main, it is already putting extra pressure on surrounding residential streets. This area simply
cannot support additional traffic.
As an example of tl is, in the course of last winter alone, a wate ntainhrol a at the corner of
.Pinegrove.and Syrnrnes, e'tusing water td flood basernbiits of oOur own
MU�n 1 1 ke i bfl tYf tl iDV@ ed nq�e alto a sn c>a an i to h ave an
einergency repair As long as we have ivcd here (7 years we have not seen any major
structural upgrades being done and though we are not experts in civil engineering can only
assatne that these breakdowns will continue to happen if timber stress is put on the system.
There is no shortage of rental units in this area. In fact, an apartnrea complex located on
Drununond Road, just opposite Murray, currently has several units available for rent. High
vacancy rates force landlords to lower rents in order to snap up tenants, which would attract
lower income tenants, which, unfortunately, has a higher percentage of undesirable applicants,
increasing the crime level of the area.
We have many other concerns which we will address on December 1, 2008.
Yours truly.
Ralph and Kerry 13arhieri
Summary:
The impacts on the character of the neighbourhood, should this lovely stately house he
demolished and its grounds' uprooted,, to be replaced by a modern apartment complex
world be extremely severe:
Destroying a portion of Niagara's history will later be recognized as a Planning
Mistake!
The property meets the Provincial criteria (under the Ontario Heritage Act) for•
determining cultural heritage value or interest.
The removal of trees would be detrimental to the entire neighbourhood
The lnunediate area cannot support (My more such developments without adverse
impacts.
ft has historical value because of its association with business leaders of the community.
Traffic to and from the existing apartment developments no longer has the opportunity
Jor egress and ingress directly to andfmnr Main, it is already putting extra pressure on
surrounding residential streets
Tire current underground systems are already overly stressed and subject to breakage
There is no shortage of rental units in this area,
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RE: 6320 pine Grove Abehua
Official Plan and Zoning By -law Amendment Application
City tiiev \M- 2008 -029- Gordon Ogilvie
We live al 6080 Murray Street, directly across from the sire yard of 6320 P negrove Avenue, the site of the above noted
aooli::aeon. We wore extremely shocked and saddened to receive a ropy °Rhis Notice of Application in the mail yesterday.
Nle pt :Rt-'ised our borne in 2002 aecausii we Wanted to live in a mature area with mature trees. One o' die reasons we
pkmed the nonce we did is because we enjoyed the view of the large, wooded lot directly across the Street w:th the pretty.
l Uncnstyie ?c We We have spent countless days in the Summer, en our front swing, enjoying the view across the sues: 01
the woodsy !on Willi' the mature trees. A photograph is attachrid which depicts our presonl.day view
Upon review ()film application to reaofie, we role That our current view could be replaced by a monstrosity of a building. and
to make motor's worse, directly across from our home. less then ID metres away, we will be (Acing an approximate 20' x 21'
garbage area. The view alone, is disappointing. but a garbage area of this sizewit no doubt. create an unpleasant smeti,
especially on the hot, Summer days and perhaps even an increase in the rbdent population. This will. no doubt adversely
affect the. resale value and:desirability of our home. The construction al this apartment complex will definitely negatively
impact our enjoyment of our home.
in a i0 lion tc the change of View, we, together with our neighbours, will he adversely eflected by ineloasod noise one traffic.
o pretense 3 clang i from a single family home (Bed and Breakfast) to an 10-unit auadmeni building is inappmp0o Io
[hi s quiet area winch licivaes inanity mature hones with enerecter and charm
The noise generated by 1a units compared with one unit is sure to be increased dramatically. This will also negauvebr
(retract. the resale value of homes in the an:a arid will also decrease the enjoyment of our hraile.
finis is develnpment ix alk,wod ro go ahead, this may open the door to more intense deveiopmem. which will aonanue to ruin
the chiaracter and rdlarm of the mature neighbourhoods in Niagara Fails.
We vehemently object to this proposed development.
Yours (rely,
Ralph Barbieri
Kerry $ilrbierl
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Inter Department Memorandum
TO: Dean Iorfida DATE: November 27, 2008
Director of Council Services City Clerk
FROM: Peggy Boyle
Assistant Planner
Ext. 4334
RE: 6320 Pine Grove Avenue
Municipal Heritage Committee Recommendation to Council
This is to advise that the Municipal Heritage Committee, at its meeting of November 26, 2008,
adopted the following motion:
"The Municipal Heritage Committee recommends that Council issue a
Notice of Intention to Designate for the property known as 6320 Pine
Grove Avenue due to its cultural heritage value and interest to the City of
Niagara Falls."
Working Together to Serve Our Community
Background
The Ontario Heritage Act considers a property appropriate for designation if it meets one or more
of the following criteria:
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It was brought to the attention of the Municipal Heritage Committee that the property at 6320 Pine
Grove Avenue was being considered for a redevelopment proposal which would involve the removal
of the current single detached dwelling and replacing it with a 3 -4 storey, 18 unit apartment building.
The Municipal Heritage Committee has reviewed the property using the criteria in Regulation 9/06
of the Ontario Heritage Act which is used for determining the Cultural Heritage Value or interest
of a property prior to designation.
has design value or physical value because it is rare or unique;
has historical value or associative value, being a direct association with a theme, event,
belief, person, activity, organization, or institution that is significant to a community;
has contextual value because it is important in defining, maintaining or supporting the
character of an area, is physically, functionally, visually or historically linked to its
surroundings, or is a landmark.
The Municipal Heritage Committee has determined that the property at 6320 Pine Grove Avenue
has design and physical value as the house was built 1929 -1930 and is considered an excellent and
rare example of the Tudor Revival style of architecture, one of a few remaining such structures in
the City. The style is recognizable with its half timber and stucco exterior. Other features of the
style seen on this property include the numerous prominent gables, large medieval chimney and
expansive windows often set with small panes in lead sash.
The historical or associative value of the property is seen with the original owner Earl A. Thomas,
who owned the house from 1930 -1966 and during that time was a prominent figure in the City as
he was the Secretary Treasurer for T.G. Bright Company and would go on to become the Vice
President and President of T.G. Bright Company. In 1954, Mr. Thomas was one of the prime
figures in the fund raising drive for the current hospital. He was also Chairman of the Niagara Falls
Planning Board from 1948 -1966. Previous City administration have also named a street in his
honour in the Stanley Avenue Industrial Park.
The contextual value of the house and property can be seen in its setting on the street where it is a
minor landmark. At the time the house was built it was an area that was developing as a residential
neighbourhood and the house has a style and street presence that was well known on the corner lot.
The Municipal Heritage Committee would like to recommend to Council that they issue a Notice
of Intention to Designate 6320 Pine Grove Avenue due to its Cultural Heritage Value and interest
to the City of Niagara Falls.
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January 26, 2009
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
RECOMMENDATION:
BACKGROUND:
Niagaraaaaaaaf'alls
Re: PD- 2009 -09
PLC 2008 -03, Request for Removal of Part Lot Control
Lot 119, Registered Plan 230
4670 -4680 Dorchester Road (Northeast Corner of Pinedale Drive)
Owners: Sena Ekmekci Nurten Daglar
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1. That Council approve the request and pass the by -law included in tonight's agenda
to designate Lot 119, Registered Plan 230, as exempt from Part Lot Control.
2. That the owners be given one year to create the individual parcels and notify the
City when the separate deeds have been registered.
3. That the owners dedicate the required daylighting triangle with 7 metre legs at the
intersection of Dorchester Road and Pinedale Drive to the City prior to the
registration of the Part Lot Control By -law.
The owners have submitted a request to remove a property on the northeast corner of
Dorchester Road and Pinedale Drive, north of Morrison Street, from Part Lot Control (see
attached letter and Schedule 1). This process enables the division of lots or blocks within
a registered plan of subdivision. The general intent of removing Part Lot Control is for the
minor redesign of subdivision lots or the separation of semi detached or on- street
townhouse units.
The subject land is within the Cherrywood Acres plan of subdivision (Plan 230) that was
registered in 1962. This lot originally contained an older single- detached dwelling that was
demolished in 2007. The land was rezoned to a site specific Residential Single Family and
Two Family (R2 -824) zone in April 2008 to permit the construction of a semi detached
dwelling (By -law No. 2008 -71; File AM- 2008 -002). Building Permits were issued in June
2008 for the new semi detached dwelling. Separate connections for water services,
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sanitary and storm sewer laterals were provided for each unit at that time. The foundation
of the dwelling including the centreline of the common wall between the units and the
proposed property configuration are shown on the attached Reference Plan 59R -13813
(Schedule 2). The dwelling setbacks satisfy zoning requirements. This plan also indicates
a portion of the land that is subject to a Bell Canada easement (Parts 1 3).
Approval of a Part Lot Control by -law is required so that a property line can be created
between the dwelling units to allow their sale with each unit having a separate deed. A
time limit of one year for the by -law is recommended to enable the transfer of the parcels.
A daylighting triangle with 7 metre (23 foot) legs is required to be dedicated to the City at
the southwest corner of the property at the Dorchester Road /Pinedale Drive intersection.
This matter was identified through the earlier rezoning of the land and the owners are
preparing a Reference Plan to describe the parcel. The deed for this triangle needs to be
transferred to the municipality prior to the registration of the Part Lot Control By -law.
CONCLUSION:
The removal of Part Lot Control will permit the division of the subject land to allow separate
ownership of each semi detached dwelling unit. The use of this Planning Act mechanism
is appropriate. The applicant should advise the City when the land transactions described
in this report have been completed. The by -law to designate the lands as exempt from
Part Lot Control is included in tonight's Council agenda. As a condition of approval, the
required daylighting triangle at the intersection must be dedicated by the owners to the City
before staff register the Part Lot Control By -law.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
R.Wilson:mb
Attach.
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His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
RECOMMENDATION:
BACKGROUND:
Niaga aJ7alls
Re: PD- 2009 -10
PLC 2008 -04, Request for Removal of Part Lot Control
Lot 63, Registered Plan 59M -33
3903 -3905 Sinnicks Avenue (South of Orlando Drive)
Owner: Marcus Klein
PD- 2009 -10
1. That Council approve the request and pass the by -law included in tonight's agenda
to designate Lot 63, Registered Plan 59M -33, as exempt from Part Lot Control.
2. That the owner be given one year to create the individual parcels and notify the City
when the separate deeds have been registered.
The owner has submitted a request to remove a property on the west side of Sinnicks
Avenue, north of Thorold Stone Road and south of Orlando Drive, from Part Lot Control
(see attached letter and Schedule 1). This process enables the division of lots or blocks
within a registered plan of subdivision. The general intent of removing Part Lot Control is
for the minor redesign of subdivision lots or the separation of semi detached or on- street
townhouse units.
The subject land is within the Portage Green plan of subdivision (59M -33) that was
registered in 1976. This lot originally contained an older dwelling that was demolished
several years ago. The existing semi detached dwelling was built in 2003 and separate
connections for water services and sanitary sewer laterals were provided for each unit.
The foundation of the dwelling including the centreline of the common wall between the
units and proposed property configuration are shown on the attached sketch (Schedule 2)
and Reference Plan 59R -12290 (Schedule 3). The land is zoned Residential Single Family
and Two Family (R2) through Zoning, By -law No. 79 -200 and the dwelling setbacks satisfy
the zoning requirements.
ox 1023, Nlaga 9Talts ON Canadail2E 6X5 905 356 www magarafalls ca
Working Together to Serve Our Community
Community Services Department
Planning Development
January 26, 2009
Approval of a Part Lot Control by -law is required so that a property line can be created
between the dwelling units to allow their sale with each unit having a separate deed. A
time limit of one year for the by -law is recommended to enable the transfer of the parcels.
CONCLUSION:
The removal of Part Lot Control will permit the division of the subject land to allow separate
ownership of each semi detached dwelling unit. The use of this Planning Act mechanism
is appropriate. The applicant should advise the City when the land transactions described
in this report have been completed. The by -law to designate the lands as exempt from
Part Lot Control is included in tonight's Council agenda.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
R.Wilson:mb
Attach.
S:1PDR120091PD.2009 -10, PLC 2008 -04, 3903 -3905 Sinnicks Avenue.wpd
2 PD- 2009 -10
Alex Herlovitch, Director of Planning Development
Ed Dujlovic, Exe ve Director of Community Services
November 25, 2008
Rick Wilson
Planning Department
City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen Street
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Dear Rick,
I have enclosed one (1) copy each of the "Real Property Report and "Reference
Plan" for the above mentioned property.
I wish to proceed with an application under `Part-lot Control" to divide the lot into
two (2) halves in order to facilitate placing individual mortgages on each new lot. This
would also allow for separate ownership of the two (2) halves at a future date.
I have enclosed a cheque for $250.00 as an application fee to proceed with an
application under 'Part-lot Control
Yours truly,
Marcus Klein
Enclosure
Re: Lot#63, Plan M -33 City of Niagara Falls, Sinnicks Avenue
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Inter Department Memorandum
TO: His Worship Mayor Ted Salci DATE: January 26, 2009
Members of Council
FROM: Dean Iorfida
City Clerk
Ext. 4271
RE: YMCA Request
Please find attached a request from the YMCA supporting private legislation (see consent) to amend
the YMCA of St. Catharines Act. The proposed amendments would have no specific effect on our
municipality, as the YMCA lands and buildings are already exempt from municipal and education
taxes in Niagara Falls.
RECOMMENDATION: For the approval of Council.
Niagarafalls
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Working Together to Serve Our Community
Clerks Finance Human Resources Information Systems Legal Planning Development
December 17, 2008
Ken Burden, CAO
City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen Street, Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X5
Dear Ken:
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About YMCA of Niagara
YMCA
We build strong kids,
strong families, strong communities.
FINANCE DEPT.
DEC 2 loos
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YMCA of Niagara (the "Corporation proposes to make an application for special legislation
by way of a private bill to amend its incorporating statute to provide:
that the area in which the Corporation may establish branch offices and acquire
and hold real property shall be The Regional Municipality of Niagara; and
to exempt any land and buildings owned and occupied and used solely for the
purposes of YMCA of Niagara in The Regional Municipality of Niagara from
taxation for municipal and school purposes, other than Local improvement rates
beginning January 1st, 2009.
We are writing to you at this time, prior to submitting the application, to notify you of our
application and to request your consent to the special legislation.
The YMCA of Niagara is one of the largest, most active charitable organizations within The
Regional Municipality of Niagara community. All of our programs are charitable, as defined
by the Governments of Canada and Ontario. YMCA of Niagara is a registered charity within
the meaning of The Income Tax Act (Canada).
The Mission Statement of YMCA of Niagara is as follows:
"The YMCA of Niagara is a charity, open to all, providing leadership and
opportunities for people and their community to grow in spirit, mind and body
The Mission Statement emphasizes our continuing focus to ensure that everyone has the
opportunity to participate in YMCA programs and services. As a central principle, we focus
on personal growth which clearly distinguishes the YMCA from similar service providers.
YMCA of Niagara
360 Niagara Street, St. Catharines, Ontario L2M 4W1 tel 905 646 -9622 fax 905 646 -4213
YMCA Charitable Number 11930 7064 RR0001 wwwymcaofniagara.org A Partner in the United Way
To the YMCA, strengthening people ultimately leads to a stronger, more caring community.
To this end, people volunteer their time, talent and financial support to ensure that individuals
can have a beneficial and rewarding experience with the YMCA. Our primary method of
applying our Mission is to involve people individually and in group settings. In doing so, we
believe our holistic perspective "in spirit, mind and body" as set out in the Mission Statement
is reflected in all that we do.
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Within The Regional Municipality of Niagara, YMCA of Niagara is the largest single provider
of recreation services to children, youth and families; health enhancement services to adults;
licensed child care and day camping programs; programs and services to older adults;
employment opportunities for young people and volunteer development opportunities.
YMCA of Niagara serves:
58,000 women, men, children and families: 29,000 children and youth;
104 program sites within The Regional Municipality of Niagara;
1,100 staff and an additional 900 volunteers contributing 30,000 hours of service annually;
14,014 people who are fee assisted at a value of more than $2,000,000.00; supported in
part by 1,537 annual donors raising $320,000.00
History of the YMCA in Niagara
The Young Men's Christian Association of St. Catharines (the "St. Catharines YMCA was
originally incorporated in 1891 under An Act Respecting Benovolent, Provident and other
Societies. The incorporation was confirmed on April 3, 1928 by special legislation entitled An
Act Respecting the Young Men's Christian Association of St. Catharines, 1928.
The Young Men's Christian Association of Greater Niagara (the "Niagara Falls YMCA was
incorporated by special legislation dated April 5, 1951 entitled The Young Men's Christian
Association of Greater Niagara Act, 1951.
The Welland Crowland area YMCA YWCA (the "Welland YMCA was incorporated by
Letters Patent dated June 22;1956. The name was subsequently changed to the "Welland Area
YMCA YWCA" by Supplementary Letters Patent dated May 8, 1963 and to The Welland
Area Family YMCA by Supplementary Letters Patent dated July 11, 1978.
The Fort Erie Community Young Men's Christian Association (the "Fort Erie YMCA was
incorporated by the issuance of Letters Patent on December 2, 1964.
On December 31, 2001, the St. Catharines YMCA entered into a Transfer and Assumption
Agreement with the Niagara Falls YMCA and the Welland YMCA whereby Niagara Falls
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YMCA and Welland YMCA agreed to transfer their respective properties, assets and liabilities
to the St. Catharines YMCA and to dissolve in order to consolidate the operations of the St.
Catharines, Welland and Niagara Falls YMCAs. Pursuant to the Agreement, an application for
Supplementary Letters Patent was filed by St. Catharines YMCA on January 7, 2002 to change
the name of the corporation to YMCA of Niagara to reflect the consolidation and the regional
focus of the corporation. The consolidation resulted from an ongoing series of discussions and
a recognition that a greater number of services could be provided to the community more
efficiently through the operation of a single entity within the three (3) major centres of The
Regional Municipality of Niagara.
This philosophy has continued and at this time YMCA of Niagara is in the process of
completing a similar agreement with Fort Erie YMCA whereby the Fort Erie YMCA will
transfer its assets, properties and liabilities to YMCA of Niagara and subsequently file for
dissolution, thus effecting a consolidation of its operations with YMCA of Niagara. The Fort
Erie YMCA is the only other YMCA currently operating within The Regional Municipality of
Niagara.
In addition to the proposed consolidation with Fort Erie YMCA, YMCA of Niagara is also
exploring the possibility of the further expansion of the services which it offers to additional
residents of The Regional Municipality of Niagara. At present, studies are being completed to
examine the feasibility of establishing a facility in the western part of the Region
(Grimsby /Lincoln/West Lincoln).
Exemption from Taxation
Prior to the consolidation of the St. Catharines YMCA, Niagara Falls YMCA and the Welland
YMCA, the buildings, land, equipment and undertaking of Niagara Falls YMCA and Welland
YMCA were exempt from taxation for municipal and school purposes, except for local
improvements pursuant to their incorporating Statutes or other special legislation. In the case
of Niagara Falls YMCA, this exemption was included in its incorporating statute. With respect
to the Welland YMCA this exemption was contained in The Welland Area YMCA Act, 1976
effective April 23, 1976.
The Act which incorporated the YMCA of Niagara (formerly the St. Catharines YMCA),
currently exempts the buildings, lands, equipment and undertaking of the association from
taxation except for taxation for local improvement and school purposes. This is the exemption
which currently applies to the property of the corporation. It does not provide an exemption for
liability for taxation for school purposes as formerly provided in the Statutes applicable to the
Niagara Falls YMCA and the Welland YMCA. Copies of all of these Acts are enclosed.
Currently, the lands owned by Fort Erie YMCA are exempt from taxes for municipal and
school purposes other than local improvement rates provided the land is owned, occupied and
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used solely for the purposes of the association pursuant to Bylaw No. 35 -91 of the Town of
Fort Erie, which bylaw is permitted by a special act, being the Fort Erie Community Young
Men's Christian Association Act, 1989. Since this Act and the bylaw refer specifically to the
Fort Erie Community YMCA, upon the transfer of title to the lands and assets owned by Fort
Erie YMCA to YMCA of Niagara, the exemption would no longer apply. It is not
economically feasible for YMCA of Niagara to complete the transfer and consolidate the
operations of YMCA of Niagara and the Fort Erie YMCA if an exemption from taxation is not
applicable to those lands.
In addition, as part of the feasibility study with respect to establishing a facility in the western
part of the Region, exemption from taxation for municipal and school purposes for any such
facility will be a significant factor in determining the economical viability of such expansion.
Summary
The proposed legislation to specify that the area within which the YMCA of Niagara may
establish branch offices and to acquire and hold real property shall be The Regional
Municipality of Niagara seeks to confirm the existing extent of the operations of YMCA of
Niagara. The exemption from taxation mirrors the exemption which was formerly enjoyed
by the Niagara Falls YMCA and the Welland YMCA and the exemption granted to the Fort
Erie YMCA by Bylaw No. 35 -91, as permitted by Fort Erie Community Young Men's
Christian Association Act, 1989.
The proposed legislation does represent an extension of the existing exemption accorded to
the YMCA of Niagara (formerly the St. Catharines YMCA) by including an exemption for
taxation for school purposes. The proposed exemption would also apply to additional lands
and buildings which may be acquired and /or occupied by YMCA of Niagara within The
Regional Municipality of Niagara.
The special legislation has been drafted in this manner not only to ensure consistent
treatment from a taxation standpoint of YMCA of Niagara within the various Municipalities
of The Regional Municipality of Niagara where it presently operates, but also to permit
YMCA of Niagara to acquire or occupy additional properties within The Regional
Municipality of Niagara on the same basis.
I enclose a copy of the draft private bill along with copies of the legislation and bylaws
referred to in this letter. For your information, I also enclose a copy of the Kitchener
Waterloo YMCA Act, 2005, a similar Act passed by the Ontario legislature on June 13, 2005
which provided a similar exemption to YMCA of Kitchener Waterloo.
In order to expedite the processing and passage of the special legislation we would also
respectfully request your consent to the passage of the legislation. We would like to be in a
position to commence the advertising required as a pre- condition to the passage of the Act in
in mid January in order to allow us to proceed with the consolidation with the Fort Erie
YMCA and continue our plans for west Niagara. We would therefore appreciate it if you
could provide a response by January 15, 2009.
I would be pleased to provide you with any other information regarding YMCA of Niagara
and our status and objectives or with respect to the application at your convenience.
Yours truly,
Stephen Butz
Chief Executive Officer
Enclosures (9)
cc Mayor Ted Salci
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CONSENT
hereby consents to the passage of a Private Bill to
amend The Young Men's Christian Association of St. Catharines Act, 1928:
i to provide that the area in which YMCA of Niagara may establish branch offices and acquire
and hold real property or any estate or interest therein shall be The Regional Municipality of
Niagara; and
(ii) to exempt lands and buildings owned or occupied by YMCA of Niagara in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara from taxation for municipal and school purposes, except for local
improvement rates provided that such lands and buildings are used solely for the purposes of
the YMCA of Niagara generally in accordance with the proposed Bill attached as Schedule
A.
DATE:
Bill
An Act Respecting YMCA of Niagara
Preamble:
The board of directors of YMCA of Niagara (the "Corporation has applied for special legislation to
provide that the area in which the Corporation may establish branch offices and acquire and hold real
property or any estate or interest therein shall be The Regional Municipality of Niagara and to
exempt from taxation for municipal and school purposes, except for local improvement rates, any
land and buildings owned or occupied and used solely for the purposes of YMCA of Niagara in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara. The applicant represents that The Young Men's Christian
Association of St. Catharines was incorporated as a corporation without share capital in 1891 under
an Act respecting Benevolent, Provident and other Societies, that its incorporation was confirmed
and that the buildings, lands, equipment and undertaking of the Corporation were exempted from
taxation except for taxation for local improvements and school purposes under The Young Men's
Christian Association of St. Catharines Act, 1928, The applicant further represents that the name of
the Corporation was changed to YMCA of Niagara by Supplementary Letters Patent dated January
7` 2002. The applicant further represents that it is a registered charitable organization within the
meaning of the Income Tax Act (Canada).
It is appropriate to grant the application.
Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the
Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:
1. Definitions
In this Act, "Corporation" means YMCA of Niagara.
2. Power to Establish Branches
Section 4 of The Young Men 's Christian Association of St. Catharines Act, 1928 i
repealed and the following substituted:
4. The Corporation may establish branch associations in The Regional Municipality of
Niagara.
3. Power to Acquire and Dispose of Real Estate
Section 9 of The Young Men's Christian Association of St. Catharines Act, 1928 is repealed
and the following substituted:
9. The Corporation may acquire and hold in The Regional Municipality of Niagara any real
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property or any estate or interest therein either by purchase, lease, gift, devise or bequest
either absolutely or in trust, and may sell, transfer, exchange, mortgage, hypothecate, lease, or
otherwise alienate or dispose of the same or any part thereof and apply the proceeds of any
such property for its purposes. Provided that no land at any time acquired by the Corporation
and not required for its actual use and purposes or by way of security for the payment of any
loan, debt or guarantee, shall be held by it or by any trustee on its behalf for a longer period
than seven (7) years after it shall cease to be so required, but this proviso shall not be deemed
in any way to vary or otherwise affect any trust relating to such property.
4. Exemption from Taxation
Beginning on January 1, 2009, lands and buildings owned or occupied by YMCA of Niagara
in The Regional Municipality of Niagara are exempt from taxation for municipal and school
purposes, except for local improvement rates if,
(a) it is occupied by and used solely for the purposes of the Corporation; and
(b) the Corporation is a registered charity within the meaning of the Income Tax Act
(Canada).
5. Commencement
This Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal Assent.
6. Short Title
The short title of this Act is the YMCA of Niagara Act, 2009.
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V St. Catharines has by its petition represented that the
said stasociation was incorporated ia the year Iflz2; arder
Act respecting Benevolent h by its petition prayed
that 0 Act may be passed to confirm it. Said iIIC04-parRtiOU
and to extend it:spew-en as fierc:naftstr wet out; and when t is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition;
Therefore. His litaiostY by and with the advice and cog-
motto as follows.
sent of the Lerietetice Assam* of the Proviooe of Ontario,
1. This Act may b i t cited as T h l Y O U R Mete Cid IgaN .1"1.1
A suciaant of St. Cnthrrigt; Aa 112l.
It The incorporation a :DA y«..5.1 Men's 'stianz=inc-
Amsocuttion is association sersattaa
to be a body corporate and politic trarkr the nune
of "The Young Meng Otristiaa Amociatio, of St. Cathatina."
hereinafter referral to ss the matsoclation."
t Tbe objects a the association shell be the spritual. =Wilt
enentatiocial, educational
and physioal welts:: and imp
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Tr:Liuteam.* sad support of 'xi/kings, rocettc, lliera
gymnasia, nrinenting posh, dormitorhe restaurants, cafe-
teria athletic quarter, sod grounds, aquatic facilities,
recreational at or lecithin, tfn holding, maintez-
Rom and support Lectures and educatioaal
fustresction and counts sad by each other mean, as may
Irani time to time be detention:I upon.
4. The aseociatioo may astablish branch associations in
the city of St. Catharines and La the vicinity ot the said cityr
aiso may co-operate with sad eater into agreemsats with
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1 onnrmM. the association and now in force are declared tc- t:,- �i;,,. c:r
stitution and by -laws of the association and si,;;ll le:.
force until the same are repealed or amended in accordance
with the provisions thereof.
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the time of the passing of this Act shall be the oiii ccr:; a
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directors of the association and shall continue in their rcipee-
five offices until their successors are elected or appointed in
accordance with the constitution and by -laws of the asso-
ciation.
7. All property, real and personal, belonging to or held ui
-trust for the association shall henceforth be vested is the
association to be held, used, administered and dicprscd cc,
subject to the provisions of this Act, in accordance with
the constitution and by -laws of the association.
8. The association and all its property shall remain liable
for the payment or satisfaction of any debts or obligations
heretofore contracted or incurred in the same manner and
to the same extent as if this Act had not been passed.
Power to
el'q uln o d 0. The association may acquire and hold in the city of
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S. Catharines and in the vicinity thereof any real property
or any estate or interest therein either by purchase, lease,
gift, devise or bequest, either absolutely or in trust, and
may sell, transfer, exchange, mortgage, hypothecate, Irv. or
otherwise alienate or dispose of the same or any part thereof
and apply the proceeds of any each property for its purposes.
Provided that no land at any time acquired by the association
Pions and not required for its actual use and purposes or by way
of security for the payment of any loan, debt or guarantee,
shall be held by it or by any trustee on its behalf for a Lager
period than seven years uf.e it shall eta:sc W so ii:quired,
but this proviso shall not be deemed in any wise to vary or
otherwise affect any trust relating to such property.
10. The buildings, lands, equipment, and undertaking of
the association, so long as the same are occupied by and
used for the purposes of the association shall be and the same
are hereby declared to be exempt from taxation except for
taxation for local improvements and school purposes.
11. The association may borrow money for its purposes
upon its credit and may mortgage, hypothecate or pledge
any of its property, real or personal, Al security LOT any loan.
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funds for any of its purpoRcs and may create such funds out
of its men moneys or securities for moneys and out of an
subscriptions, gifts, dons Lions and bequests under such
trusts. regulations and conditions in respect thereto as may
from time to time be determined by the board of directors
of the association.
13. The association may lend..invest and re- invest any Lo.alu.
of its funds and tnone..s ;r :y,Y securities aulhorliW by law
as invest men la for Irlli( funds.
14. The a ,tuq 1:11;(111 may establish, aid or support such T.mnaost
systems or ct m rse, n t.. 1111 a-al. vocational or trades education Mawtms.
as the board of directurr it the association may from time to
time determine.
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APPLICATION FOR SUPPLEMENTARY LETTERS PATENT
REQUETE EN VUE D'OBTENIR DES LETTRES PATENTES SUPPLEMENTAIRES
1. Name of the applicant corporation Denomination sociale de la personne morale requerant
2. The name of the corporation is changed to
(if applicable):
3. Date of incorporation /amalgamation:
Date de constitution ou de fusion:
Y M C A O F
N I A G A R A
07 November 2001
La denomination sociale de la personne morale devient
(le cas echeant)
03 April
(day /jour montivmois
1928
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4. The resolution authorizing this application was confirmed by the shareholders /members of the corporation on
La resolution autorisant la presents requble a �t� ratifiee par les actionnaires ou membres de la personne morale
le
(day/jour monthrmois yeartann4e)
under section 34 Or 131 of the Corporations Act.
aux termes de Particle 34 ou 131 de la Loi sur les personnes morales.
5. The corporation applies for the issue of supplementary letters patent to provide as follows:
La personne morale demande la delivrance de lettres patentes supplementaires qui prevoient ce qui suit:
To change the name of the corporation from The Young Men's
Christian Association of St. Catharines to YMCA of Niagara.
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2.
The corporation is not insolvent within the meaning of
0. Reg. 181/90 subs. 19(4).
This application is executed in duplicate.
La presente requAte est faite en double exemplaire.
(corporate seal)
(sceau de la
personne morale)
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CHAPTER 123
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Y.M.c.A. OF GREATER NIAGARA Chap. 123 605
An Act respecting The Young Men's Christian
Association of Greater Niagara
Assented to April 51h, 1951.
Session Prorogued April 5th, 1951.
WHEREWHERE the persons named in section 1 have prayed Preambls
AS
an Act be passed to incorporate The Young Men's
Christian Association of Greater Niagara as a body corporate
and politic for the purposes and with the powers hereinafter
provided; and whereas it is expedient to grant the prayer of
the petition;
Therefore, His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent
of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts
as follows:
1. A. S. Hodge, E. M. McMurray, E. L. Harding, M. H tion
Freeman, W. F. Currey, G. A. Fraser, E. M. Frantz, B. F.
Williams, M. 1. McBride, J. A. Wilson, A. G. Peckham, S. W.
Bird, Rev. Dr. W. Fingland, Rev. Dr. S. B. Stokes, Dr. R. F.
Eager, Dr. J. Ogilvie, W. J. Gebhart, E. R. Blew, F. A.
Branscombe, H. W. Stewart, J. McVicker, V. Mollison,
R. L. Connell, and such other persons as are now members
of The Young Men's Christian Association of Greater Niagara
or hereafter become members of the body corporate
hereby created are hereby constituted a body corporate and
politic under the name of "The Young Men's Christian
Association of Greater Niagara hereinafter called the
association
2. All real and personal property belonging to or held in vesting of
trust for the association shall henceforth be vested in the E
association to be held, used, administered and disposed of,
subject to the provisions of this Act, in accordance with the
constitution and by -laws of the association.
3. All property vested by this Act in the association shall Property
remain liable for the payment or satisfaction of any debtsexisting
or any obligations heretofore contracted or incurred in respect debts.
thereto, to the same extent as it would have been liable
therefor had this Act not been passed.
::f 606 Chap. 123 V.M.c.A. OF GREATER NIAGARA 1951
Power to
acquire. The association may acquire and hold in the City of
and of
aealspose Niagara Falls, Township of Stamford, Village of Chippawa
estate. and the vicinity thereof, any real property or any estate or
interest therein either by purchase, lease, gift, devise or be-
quest either absolutely or in trust, and may sell, transfer,
exchange, mortgage, hypothecate, lease or otherwise alienate
or dispose of the same or any part thereof and apply the pro-
ceeds of any such property for its purposes; provided that no
and at any time acquired by the association and not required
for its actual use and purposes, or by way of security for the
payment of any loan, debt or guarantee, shall be held by it
or by any trustee on its behalf for a longer .period than seven
years after it ceases to be so required, but this proviso shall
not be deemed in any wise to vary or otherwise affect any
trust relating to such property.
Constitution by-laws. 5. The constitution and by-laws of the association, being
the constitution and by -laws adopted by the association prior
to its incorporation, and under which the association has since
been conducted, are and shall continue to be the constitution
and by -laws of the association, but they, or any of them,
may be added to, amended or repealed, and others substituted
therefor in the manner and subject to the conditions and
provisions therein stated.
Members.
Directors.
6. The members of the association shall continue to be
members thereof and the officers of the association shall
continue to hold office in the manner provided by and subject
to the constitution and by -laws of the association.
7. The association may by by -law provide for the number
of directors and as to their qualifications, mode of election
and the time for which they shall hold office and may by by-.
law from time to time increase or decrease such number.
Objects of
association. 8. The objects of the association shall be the spiritual,
mental, social, educational and physical welfare and improve-
ment of young men and boys by the erection, operation,
maintenance and support of meetings, lectures, reading and
recreation rooms, libraries, gymnasia, athletic grounds,
summer camps, aquatic facilities, dormitories, lunch rooms,
and such other means as may from time to time be determined
upon, and to establish, maintain and operate branch associa-
tions in the City of Niagara Falls, Township of Stamford,
Village of Chippawa and the vicinity thereof, and the associa-
tion may make all or part of its facilities and equipment
available for use of such community organizations as may
have as their object the general good of the citizens of the
said municipalities upon such terms and conditions as may be
determined by the association.
9.
1951 Y.M.C.A. OF GREATER NIAGARA Chap. 123 607
9. The buildings, lands, equipment and undertaking of the Eom ption
association so long as they are occupied by, used and carried taxation.
on for the purposes of the association, shall be exempt from
taxation except for local improvements.
10. The association may borrow money for its purposes Borrowing
upon its credit and may mortgage, hypothecate or pledge p0
any of its real and personal property as security for any loan.
11. The association may establish an endowment fund for Endowment
the purpose of promoting and extending its aims and objects fund.
and in furtherance of such purpose may obtain, set aside and
hold subscriptions, donations, gifts and bequests under such
regulations and conditions in respect thereto as may from
time to time be decided upon by the board of directors.
12. The association may lend honey upon the security lend one
of real estate and may invest and reinvest any of its funds and invest
and moneys in any debentures of municipal or public school its tunas.
districts or corporations, Dominion or provincial debentures,
bonds, stocks, or in Dominion or provincial securities, or in
any security the payment of which is guaranteed by the
Dominion of Canada or any province thereof, and for all
purposes of any loan or investment it shall have all such rights
and remedies for collection, enforcement or repayment thereof
as any individual or corporation would have by law in the
premises.
13. The association may establish, aid or support such Educational
courses of technical, vocational or trades education as the courses.
board of directors of the association from time to time
determine.
14. This Act shall come into force on the day it receives commence
the Royal Assent. meet.
15. This Act may be cited as The Young Men's Christian Short title.
Association of Greater Niagara Act, 1951.
1976
(god Sess.)
nute for a payment in
receives Royal Assent.
'oronto Act, 1976.
1976
(led Bess.)
WELLAND AREA Y.M.C.A.— Y.W.C.A. Chap. 106 581
CHAPTER 106
An Act respecting Welland Area
Y.M.C.A. -Y. W.C.A.
Assented to Aril 23rd, 1976
WHoug hton, Lois Anderson, Donald Jarvis and Bruce
HEREAS Margaret Campbell, David Jones, Doug
Pilgrim hereby represent that Welland Area Y.M.C.A.—
Y.W.C.A., herein called the Corporation, was incorporated
by letters patent dated the 7th day of August, 1956, as
amended by supplementary letters patent dated the 8th day
of May, 1963; that the applicants are respectively the
President, First Vice President, Second Vice- President,
Secretary, Treasurer and Immediate Past President of the
Corporation;•and whereas the applicants hereby apply for
special legislation exempting the Corporation from taxation;
and whereas it is expedient to grant the application;
Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice and
consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of
Ontario, enacts as follows:
Preamble
1. The buildings, lands, equipment and undertaking of sen,turn
the Corporation, so long as they are occupied by, used and P
carried on for the objects of the Corporation, shall be exempt
from property taxation except for local improvements.
2. This Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal C
Assent.
3. This Act may be cited as The Welland Area Y.M.C.A.— Short title
Y,W.C.A. Act, 1976.
1
Bill Pr18 1989
An Act respecting Fort Erie Community
Young Men's Christian Association
Whereas the Fort Erie Community Young Men's Christian Preamble
Association, herein called the Association, hereby represents
that it was incorporated under the laws of Ontario in 1964;
that the object of the Association is to improve the spiritual,
moral, social, educational and physical life of its members and
others; that the Association is a registered charitable organiza-
tion within the meaning of the Income Tat Act (Canada); that R.S.C. 1952,
it is desirable that the real property of the Association situate e' 148
in the Town of Fort Erie be exempted from taxation for
municipal and school purposes, other than local improvement
rates; and whereas the Association hereby applies for special
legislation for such purpose; and whereas it is expedient to
grant the application;
Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Legislative Assembly of the province of Ontario,
enacts as follows:
1.- -(1) The council of The Corporation of the Town of Tax
Port Erie may pass by -laws exempting from taxes for munici- °Ptl
pal and school purposes, other than local improvement rates,
the land, as defined in the Assessment Act, occupied by the R.S.O. 1980,
Association, being the land described in the Schedule, so long c. 31
as the land is owned, occupied and used solely for the pur-
poses of the Association.
(2) An exemption granted under subsection (1) may be Conditions
subject to such conditions as may be set out in the by -law.
(3) No exemption shall be granted under subsection (1)
until a building is erected on the land and is used by the Asso-
ciation for carrying out its programs.
(4) For the purposes of subsection 128 (10) of the Regional
Municipality of Niagara Act, the exemption from taxation
granted under subsection (1) shall be deemed to be an exemp-
tion provided under section 3 of the Assessment Act.
'dem
Deemed
exemption
R.S.O. 1980,
c. 438
1
2 Bill Pr18 FORT ERIE Y.M.C.A. 1989
Commence- 2. This Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal
;Tent
Assent.
Short title
3. The short title of this Act is the Fort Erie Community
Young Men's Christian Association Act, 1989.
SCHEDULE
The and in the Town of Fort Erie, in The Regional Municipality of
Niagara, being composed of Part of Lot No. 7,; Concession 3, Lake Erie,
designated as Part 3 on Reference Plan No. 59R -564S, deposited in the
Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of Niagara South (No. 59).
The Municipal Corporation of the
Town of Fort Erie
BY NO, 35 -91
BEING A BY TO EXEMPT THE FORT ERIE
COMMUNITY Y.M.C,A. FROM TAXATION FOR
MUNICIPAL AND SCHOOL PURPOSES
WHEREAS Private Members Bill PriB, Chapter Pr25, Statutes of
Ontario, 1989 provides under Section 1(1) that the Council of
the Corporation of the Tovm of Fort Erie may pass by -laws
exempting from taxes for municipal and school purposes, other
than local improvement rates, the land, as defined in the
Assessment Act, occupied by the Fort Erie Community Y.M.O_A.
(hereinafter referred to as the "Association"), being the lands
described in the Schedule forming part of the said Private
Members Bill, so long as the land is. owned, occupied and used
solely for the purposes of the Association, and
WHEREAS Section 1(2) of the said Private Members Bi11 provides
that an exemption granted under subsection (1) may be subject
to such conditions as may be set out in the by -law, and
WHEREAS Section 1(3I of the said Private Members Bill provides
that no exemption shall be granted under subsection (1) until
a building is erected on the land and is used by the Association
for carrying out its programs, and
WHEREAS Section (1)(4) of the said Private Members Bi11 provides
that for the purposes of subsection 128(1C) of the Regional
Municipality of Niagara Act, the exemption from taxation granted
under subsection (1) shall be deemed to be an exemption provided
under Section 3 of the Assessment Act, and
WHEREAS it is deemed desirable to provide for the exemption
from taxes for municipal and school purposes for the lands
described in the Schedule of the said Private Members Bill
pursuant to certain conditions;
rtitii TWO
NOW THEREFORE the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the
Town of Fort Erie enacts as follows:
(1) THAT the Municipal Council of the Town of Fort Erie hereby
exempts from taxes for municipal and school purposes, other
than local improvement rates,
the lands occupied by the
Association as described in the Schedule of the said Private
Members Bill only so long as the Fort Erie Community Y.M.C,A.
is the sole owner and occupier of the lands and premises
described in the Schedule of the said Private Members Bill.
(2) THAT the exemption provided for under Section 1 of this
by -law is further subject to the Fart Erie Community Y.M,C,A.
remaining a charitable and nen- profit making entity.
(3) TEAT subject to Sections 1 and 2 above and as a condition
of exemption as provided for under Section 1(2) of the said
Private Members Hill, the Fort Erie Community Y.M.C.A. agrees
as outlined in a letter under date of February 21, 1991,
the original of which is attached hereto as Schedule "A"
to this by -law, that the Port Erie Community Y.M.C.A. shall
seek approval from the Municipal Council of the Town of
Fort Erie to modify or expand the existing structure and /or
property described as Part of Lot 7, Concession 3, Lake
Erie and designated as Part 3 on Reference Plan 59R -5645.
(4) THAT 1st and 2nd reading of By -law No. 34 -90 be and it is
hereby repealed.
REDO A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD' TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS
25TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1991.
sutenener- waterloo Y.1v1.L.A. Act, ZUUJ, J.U. 20V), c. Fri Bill Yr 1 1 Page 1 of 1
CHAPTER PR3
An Act respecting
The Kitchener Waterloo
Young Men's Christian Association
Assented to June 13, 2005
Preamble
The board of directors of The Kitchener Waterloo Young Men's Christian Association has applied for
special legislation to exempt from taxation for municipal and school purposes any land occupied for the
purposes of the association in the City of Waterloo. The applicant represents that The Kitchener
Waterloo Young Men's Christian Association was incorporated as a corporation without share capital
under The Ontario Companies Act in 1920, that its buildings and lands were exempted from taxation,
except for school and garbage taxes and taxes for local improvements, under The Kitchener- Waterloo
Y..M.C.A. and Kitchener Y.WC.A. Act, 1924 and that its incorporation was confirmed and its buildings,
lands, equipment and undertakings in the City of Kitchener exempted from taxation, except for local
improvements and garbage taxes, by The Kitchener Waterloo YMCA. Act, 1928. The applicant
further represents that it is a registered charitable organization within the meaning of the Income Tax
Act (Canada).
It is appropriate to grant the application.
Therefore, Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the
Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:
1. The Kitchener- Waterloo Y.M.C.A. Act, 1928 is amended by adding the following section:
Tax exemption in City of Waterloo
11.1 Beginning on January 1, 2005, land in the City of Waterloo is exempt from taxation for
municipal and school purposes,
(a) if it is occupied by and used for the purposes of the association; and
(b) if the association is a registered charity within the meaning of the Income Tax Act (Canada).
Commencement
2. This Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal Assent.
Short title
3. The short title of this Act is the Kitchener Waterloo Y.M.C.A. Act, 2005.
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Corporate Services Department
Legal Services
Inter Department Memorandum
TO: The Mayor and Members of Council DATE: January 20, 2009
FROM: Ken Beaman
City Solicitor
Ext. 4242
RE: Request for Exemption of Development Charges
The Bethlehem Not For Profit Housing Projects of Niagara
6185 Kalar Road, Niagara Falls
Our File No. 2008 -111
Bethlehem Not For Profit is seeking an exemption from having to pay development charges in
connection with the construction of its project on 6185 Kalar Road in Niagara Falls.
Documentation has been provided that confirms the subject development, when finished, will be a
municipal capital facility of the Regional Municipality of Niagara.
If the Region actually owned this building it would be exempt from having to pay development
charges by reason of section 2 (2) (c) of the City's Development Charge by -law, By -law No. 2004-
138 as amended. Section 2 (2) (c) of that by -law provides that a development is exempt from
development charges if it is owned by and used for the purposes of the Region.
In this case, the development will be used for the purposes of the Region, but it will not be owned
by it, therefore, the exemption set out in section 2 (2) (c) would not apply.
The development is none the less a municipal capital facility as the Region has enacted the necessary
by -laws and the Region and Bethlehem Not For Profit have entered into the agreement required by
Ontario Regulation 636/06 to establish a municipal housing project facility as a municipal capital
facility. Therefore, Council could consider exempting the owners of the development, The
Bethlehem Not For Profit Housing Projects of Niagara, from paying development charges, using its
powers as prescribed by section 110 (7) of the Municipal Act, 2001.
Section 110 (7) of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides that a Municipal Council may exempt the owner
of a municipal capital facility from payment of development charges. Council may use this power
to exempt the subject project from having to pay development charges. Council is free to exercise
this power as it so chooses.
KB /sm
47 sin' a^
Working Together to Serve Our Community
Clerks Finance Human Resources Information Systems Legal Planning Development
Mayor Ted Salci and Members of Council
City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen Street
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X5
Dear Mayor Salci and Members of Council:
SULLIVAN MAHONEY.
LAWYERSS
January 8, 2009
Please reply to St Catharines office
Re: The Bethlehem Not For -Profit Housing Projects of Niagara:
Kalar Road Project
Our File No. 84608
We net as solicitors for The Bethlehem Not For Profit Housing Projects of Niagara with respect
to the proposed development of forty units of affordable housing on the west side of Kalar Road
in the City of Niagara Falls.
This project has been declared to be a municipal capital facility by the Regional Municipality of
Niagara, Bethlehem has entered into a Municipal Housing Project Facility Agreement with
Niagara Regional Housing. Pursuant to Regional Municipality of Niagara By -law No. 34 -2004,
the Municipal Housing Facility By -law, a Municipal Housing Project Facility Agreement may
provide for full or partial exemption of the payment of development charges. It is our
understanding that Regional development charges will not apply to this project as it is an
institutional use by a registered charity. The Bethlehem Not For -Profit Housing Projects of
Niagara is a registered charity under the income Tax Act. Consequently, this project will be
exempt from Regional development charges in the amount of $129,480.
Section 110 of the Municipal Act provides for agreements for municipal capital facilities.
Section 110(7) of the Municipal Act specifically provides that:
"despite the Development Charges Act 1997, the Council of a tnunicipality may
exempt from the payment of all or part of the development charges imposed by
the municipality under that Act land or a portion of it on which municipal capital
facilities are or will be located that, (a) is the subject of an agreement under
subsection 1; (b) is owned or leased by a person who has entered into an
agreement to provide facilities under subsection 1; and (c) is entirely occupied
and used or intended to be used for a service or function that may be provided by
a municipality."
V.F. Muratori, Q.0
J.M. Genii
S.J. Premi
N.L. Paduraru
40 Queen Street, P. O. Box 1300, 81. Calhadnes, Ontario L2R 6Z2 Telephone: 905 666.6855, Facsimile: 905-686 -5814
4781 Portage Road, Niagara Falls, Ontario 1.2E OBt Telephone: 905. 357 -0500, Facsimile: 905- 357 -0501
rwnvsullivan- mahoney.com
P.R. Bedard
R.B. Cullilon
C. D'Angelo
L.K.Parsons
T.A. Richardson P.M. Sheehan
J.R. Bush P.A. Mahoney
R. Vacca T. Wall
C.J. Billie J.P. Maloney
Counsel (Commercial Law)
W.B. McKaIg
B.A. Macdonald
K.A. Book
S.E.Wells
.D. Krlluck
J. Dallal
M.J. Bonoml
B.J. Troup
D.A. Gostin
G.W. McCann
M.F. Adams
Thank you for your consideration of this matter.
2
The Bethlehem project on Kalar Road fulfills all of the requirements of Section 110(7) of the
Municipal Act, 2001. The proposed housing facility is the subject of an agreement between
Niagara Regional Housing and The Bethlehem Not For -Profit Housing Projects of Niagara, the
land in question is owned by Ttie Bethlehem Not For Profit Housing Projects of Niagara and the
site will be entirely occupied and used for the provision of a housing project as defined by
Ontario Regulation 603/06.
The purpose of this letter is to request that the Council of the City of Niagara Falls exempt from
the payment of all of the City of Niagara Fails development charges with respect to the above
referenced project. We anticipate that the City of Niagara Falls development charges for this
project will be $164,200.
The waiving of the City of Niagara Falls development charges will be consistent with the action
taken by the Regional Municipality of Niagara and is consistent with the provisions of Section
110 of the Municipal Act, 2001. It will also assist in bringing this much needed, affordable
housing project online.
TAR:sm
co—Mr. Kenneth Beaman, City Solicitor
cc —Mr. Alex Herlovitch, Director of Planning
cc—Mr. Ken Burden, City Treasurer
cc—Mr, Sugars Mannavarajan, Program Administrator, New Development,
Niagara Regional Housing
cc—Mr. Dick I Inlverson,
The Bethlehem Not- For Profit I- lousing Projects of Niagara
cc —Mrs. Gail Richardson, Conine unity Co- ordinator,
The Bethlehem Not- For Profit Housing Projects of Niagara
Yours very truly,
SULLIVAN, MAHONEY LLP
Pen
017tildi
Thomas A, Richardson
Ja6.19. 2009 2148PM 9056885814
Via Facsimile
Mr. Dean lorfida, Clerk
City of Niagara Falls
City Hall, 4310 Queen Street
Niagara Falls, ON 12E 6X5
Dear Mr. lorfida:
Re:
Ai
A i f A.. i,
SULLIVAN MAHONEY",
LAWYERS
r
The Bethlehem Not For -Profit Housing Projects of Niagara:
Kalar Road Project
Our File No. 84608
We act as solicitors for The Bethlehem Not For -Profit Housing Projects of Niagara with respect to the above
referenced project. By letter dated January 8, 2009 addressed to the Mayor and members of Council, we have
requested consideration of the waiver of the development charges applicable to the proposed development.
We are advised that this matter will be considered by Council at its meeting on January 26, 2009.
The purpose of this letter is to request an opportunity for this writer and a representative of The Bethlehem Not
For -Profit Housing Projects of Niagara to make representations to the Council prior to its consideration of this
matter. Would you please confirm that we will have an opportunity to address Council on January 26, 2009?
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
V.F. Muratori, Q.C. P.B. Bedard
J.M. Gottli R.B. Culliton
SJ. Premi C. DAngclo
N. Padaran 4. K. Parsons
T.A. Richardson
J.R. Bush
R. Vacca
C.J. aiitle
P.M. Sheehan
P.A. Mahoney
T. Will
J.P. Maloney
January 19, 2009
Please Reply to St. Catharines Office
Yours very truly,
SULLIVAN, MAHONEY LLP
Per:
TAR:sm
cc—Mr. Kenneth Beaman, City Solicitor
cc—Mrs. Gail Richardson, Community Coordinator, Genesis Court,
The Bethlehem Not -For -Profit Housing Projects of Niagara
cc—Mr. Dick Halverson,
"the Bethlehem Not For Profit Housing Projects of Niagara
cc—Mr. Sugan Mannavajaran, Program Administrator,
Now Development, Niagara Regional Housing
40 queen Street, P. D. Box 1360, St. Catharines, Ontario L2R 6Z2 Telephone: 905688-6655. Facsimile: 905-688 -5814
4780 Portage Road, Niagara Fans, Ontario L2E 648 Telephone: 905357 -0500, Facsimile: 905-357 -0501
W.B. McKaig
B.A. Macdonald
K.A. Book
S.E. Wells
No•8244 P. 2
Thomas A. Richardson
J. Dalial
M.J. Bonomi
S J Troup
D.A. Goslin
G.W. McCann
M. Adams
Office of the Mayor
.ilrG: FALL: CLERKS'_'
Inter Department Memorandum
TO:
FROM: Kristine Elia
Ext. 4205
RE: Council Information
Hello Dean:
Would you please have the attached information from ABC Canada regarding a request for a
proclamation for January 27, 2009 distributed to the council.
Thanks,
Kristine
Dean Iorfida
PY
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ABC CANADA Literacy Foundation
ABC CANADA Literacy Foundation is Canada's private- sector voice championing
adult literacy. The national charity envisions a Canada where individuals,
regardless of their circumstances, are provided the opportunities to increase the
skills that prepare people for realizing their full potential at work, at home and in
the community. For the past 10 years, ABC CANADA has created awareness
about literacy for all Canadians, and has turned Family Literacy Day into a
national event celebrated by thousands. To learn more, visit www.abc-
canada.org.
Family Literacy Day Events Encourage Family Learning
Family Literacy Day® is coming up on January 27 and in celebration of the day,
thousands of families across Canada will participate in fun, literacy themed
events. The annual initiative, now in its 11' year, was created by ABC CANADA
Literacy Foundation and Honda Canada to promote the importance of families
playing and learning together to improve literacy skills.
"It's important for parents to read to their children because reading is like a
muscle if you don't exercise it often you may not be able to maintain the same
level of reading ability as you age. This is why reinforcing reading and writing as
a family activity benefits people of all ages," says Margaret Eaton, President of
ABC CANADA. "Developing early childhood reading and writing skills helps
develop the learning skills necessary for good communication skills later in life,
and can ultimately contribute to a child's chances for success."
Family Literacy Day (FLD) events are great ways to encourage families to
participate in fun learning activities together to improve everyone's literacy skills.
Past public FLD events include everything from fundraisers, writing contests and
book drives, to celebrity reading circles, literacy- themed contests and reading
pyjama parties.
But you don't have to attend a public event to celebrate Family Literacy Day! You
can participate any time, anywhere, simply by setting aside 15 minutes of family
time to do fun activities that promote lifelong learning, such as following recipes,
singing songs, surfing the Internet and playing games like Scrabble®.
For more information on FLD events in your community, literacy tips and activity
ideas, please visit www.FamilyLiteracyDay.ca.
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PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS solid literacy skills are vital to our social and economic development as a
[province city town municipality];
AND WHEREAS research shows that parents have a strong influence on the literacy
development of their children;
AND WHEREAS family literacy programs serve to secure a solid learning foundation for our
children;
AND WHEREAS family learning helps maintain the literacy levels of adults and
encourages the development of lifelong readers and learners;
NOW THEREFORE, I [official's name and title] do HEREBY PROCLAIM January 27,
2009 as
FAMILY LITERACY DAh"
in the [province /city /town municipality] of [name of province city town
municipality]
[signature and name of official]
1/19/2009) Dean lorfida Downtown Board of Management BIA
From: "Lynne" <bia @niagarafallsdowntown.com>
To: "Dean lorfida" <diorfida @niagarafalls.ca>
Date: 1/19/2009 9:26 AM
Subject: Downtown Board of Management BIA
The Niagara Falls Downtown Board of Management has elected a new slate of
officers, as follows:
Chair: Mordechai Grun
Vice Chair: Ulrike Gross
Treasurer: David Govan
Secretary: FayAnn Guilbeault
Should you require any further information, please feel free to call me.
Lynne Cloutier
Office Administrator
Niagara Falls Downtown Board of Management,
4481 Queen Street,
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 2L4
905 356 5444 Ext. 224
bia@niagarafallsdowntown.com
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To Mayor and Council
January 15 2009
I am writing to you for a formal request with respect to a memorial plaque in the honor of my
parents, Mac and Olga Ricci. As you may be aware my parents owned and operated the Oakes
Inn for 51 years. My intention is to have a bronze plaque erected on the east side of Fallsview
Boulevard on the city owned portion of the day lighting triangle comer of Portage Road and
Fallsview Boulevard. The plaque inscription would simply read Mac and Olga Ricci Founders of
the Oakes Inn 1949 -2000.
As well their facial images would appear on the plaque. The total cost of manufacturing and
installation of the plaque would be paid by the Ricci family. Their would be absolutely no cost to
the City of Niagara Falls for this project. The plaque would look similar to the one that the City
erected for Sam Alfieri at the Capri Restaurant. As well the plaque would be attached to a
pedestal or a post to be secured into the ground.
If drawings are required I would be happy to provide them with the dimensions. Thank you for
considering this request, since the project has great sentimental value to my family.
Sincerel
Nick Ricci
November 10, 2008
Mr. Ted Salci
Mayor
City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen Street
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls Ont
L2E 6X5
Dear Mr. Mayor,
Yours sincerely,
1
Simon Howcroft
7731 Mulhern St
Niagara Falls,Ont
L2H IB4
Copy to: Mr. Geoff Holman, C.E.T, Director of Municipal Works
On September 13/2008 I wrote to Mr. Geoff Holman, C.E.T Director of Municipal Works
regarding any upcoming upgrades on Mulhern St. In an e-mail message dated September 28th,
Mr. Holman advised me that the City would be replacing the watermain and non copper water
services on Mulhem Street. The construction is scheduled for the winter spring 2009. In 2010,
the street is to be overlaid with asphalt.
Mr Holman also suggested that, if the residents want curbs and gutters or sidewalks, the
residents should petition the City. I understand that the residents might have to pay a portion of
the cost for the installation. The cost for the curb and gutter will depend on whether the request is
in or out of phase. If the request came in before the proposed City construction begins, the curb
and gutter construction would be in phase and hence the residents' share of the cost would be
less.
Mr. Holman says that the city is currently prioritizing its Capital Projects and one of the decision
criteria is "Requests /Complaints from Area Residents". He indicated that written requests (such
as a petition) could raise the profile of this project and sometimes make the difference between a
project being "a need vs. a want." He also indicated that the City would be looking at smaller
projects this year due to the economic outlook, which might help the Mulhem Street project.
Finally he suggested that I direct my request through the Mayor's office so that you are aware of
our concerns as well.
Accordingly I am requesting that the Mulhem St project proceed in 2009 and that the project
include sidewalks and curbs. In support of my request, I enclose a petition signed by numerous
residents of Mulhern St.
PETITION TO IMPROVE MULIIERN STREET WITH
CURBS AND SIDEWALKS
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Fax: (905) 354-7954
January 13, 2009
Mr. Dean Iorfida
Niagara Falls City Hall
4310 Queen St.
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON
L2E 6X5
Dear Mr. Iorfida:
Tom C. Newell
Owner of Newnut Foods Inc.
B (905) 374 -6366
H (905) 357 -3573
O/A NEWNUT FOODS INC.
Tim Hortons
Store 352
6948 McLeod Rd.
Niagara Falls, ON
Canada
L2G 7K3
Ph: (905) 374 -6366
Fax: (905) 374-2680
Tim Hortons
Store 1402
8089 Portage Rd.
Niagara Falls, ON
Canada
L2G 5Z2
Ph: (905) 295-6800
Fax: (905) 295-6909
Tim Hortons
Store 3032
6380 Fallsview Blvd.
Niagara Falls, ON
Canada
L2G 7X5
Ph: (905) 356 -0236
Fax: (905) 356-4321
I am writing you to obtain permission to modify the tree trunk in front of my Chippawa Store.
Recently the large tree was pruned by City Workers of all of its branches. All that remains is
a 20 foot high solid trunk. The owner of Dan's Produce approached me and suggested that I
have it carved into perhaps an animal figure or a totem pole. Dan knows a man who has
worked for him at his Heartland Forest Project and can do it.
I spoke to the Mayors Office and the Forestry Department and both were agreeable to my
suggestions.
I would arrange for liability coverage while the work was being done. The carving would be
totally non- commercial with nothing at all about Tim Hortons on it. I think it would be a
wonderful enhancement to Chippawa and both city residents and tourists would love it.
I would assure all costs and ensure that it will be a tasteful addition to our community.
May I proceed with this?
Sincerely
January 26, 2009 L- 2009 -10
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: L- 2009 -10
Declare Surplus
Part 1 on Reference Plan 59R -11659 and
Part of Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R -11659
(Buttrey Street Lands)
Our File No.: 2008 -154
RECOMMENDATION:
That Part 1 and part of Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R -11659 "subject lands as shown
hatched on Attachment "1", be declared surplus.
BACKGROUND:
N iagaraJalls
In 2002 the City acquired Part 1 on Reference Plan 59R- 11659. It also acquired Part 2 on
Reference Plan 59R -11659 jointly with The Regional Municipality of Niagara for the
purpose of a High -Rate Treatment Facility.
The City has received requests from three parties who are interested in purchasing Part
1 of the subject lands. One of the requests involves also acquiring the City's interest in the
westerly 2 acres of Part 2 which abuts Part 1 to the east as shown cross hatched on
Attachment "1". As Part 2 is jointly owned, any acquisition of part of Part 2 will require the
Region's approval and declaration of surplus prior to sale.
Legal Services has conducted the usual circulation of all City Departments and has been
advised that there is no corporate interest to be served by retaining these lands.
Public notice of the declaration of surplus was given in the January 17, 2009 issue of the
Niagara Falls Review in accordance with the City's By -law No. 2003 -02.
nada 6X549059356 35219 www niagarafalls ca
Working Together to Serve Our Community
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Legal Services
January 26, 2009
Approved by:
K. Beaman /L. Banks
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Based on the above, Staff is recommending that the subject lands be declared surplus.
Recommended by: 4+ en\
Ken Beaman, City Solicitor
K. E. Burden, Executive Director of Corporate Services
L- 2009 -10
January 26, 2009
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
RECOMMENDATION:
BACKGROUND:
Niag rata ll s
Re: L- 2009 -03
City Laneway Encroachment Issue
Located Between 5731 and 5011 Centre Street
Our File No.: 2008 -186
L- 2009 -03
1) That the laneway located between 5731 and 5011 Centre Street "subject lands
and shown hatched on Attachment "1 be permanently closed and declared
surplus; and
2) That portion of the laneway located to the rear of the wooden gate be offered to the
encroaching landowner located at 5011 Centre Street.
It has been brought to Legal Services attention that the landowner of the property known
municipally as 5011 Centre Street is encroaching onto the subject lands. The
encroachments include an air conditioning unit, a stairway from the laneway to an
encroaching second storey landing, a steel door at the northeast end of the laneway, a
wooden door at the southwest end of the laneway, drain pipes, an exhaust vent together
with numerous small encroachments as well as garbage being stored in the laneway. The
encroachments as shown on the colour photographs attached as Attachment "2
The request has been circulated to all City departments and Niagara Peninsula Energy,
the result of which was that there were no objections to the subject lands being
permanently closed, declared surplus and conveyed to the abutting landowner, subject to
an easement being granted to the City for a double catch basin and to Niagara Peninsula
Energy for an underground hydro kiosk.
The first step in proceeding to sale, given that this is an open road allowance, is to
permanently close the road followed with the declaration of surplus. As such, it is our
recommendation that the subject lands be permanently closed and declared surplus.
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Legal Services
January 26, 2009
A Report dealing with the proposed terms of the sale of the subject lands to the abutting
landowner will be presented for Council's consideration, at a later date.
Public notice of the permanent closure and declaration of surplus was given in the January
17, 2009 issue of the Niagara Falls Review in accordance with the City's By -law No. 2003-
02.
Based on all of the above, Staff is recommending that the subject lands be declared
permanently closed and declared surplus in anticipation of the sale of same.
Staff has no objections to the declaration of surplus of the subject lands.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
K. Beaman /L. Banks
Ken Beaman, City Solicitor
2 L-2009-03
K. E. Burden, Executive Director of Corporate Services
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His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: F- 2009 -01
Municipal Accounts
RECOMMENDATION:
Niagarafalls
That Council approve the municipal accounts totaling $33,206,699.94 for the period
November 6, 2008 to January 8, 2009.
BACKGROUND:
The accounts have been reviewed by the Director of Financial Services and the by -law
authorizing payment is listed on tonight's Council agenda.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
Todd Har son, Dire or of Financial Services
Ken Burden, Executive Director of Corporate Services
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CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
101 DELIVERY
101 DELIVERY
105.1 THE RIVER
1137749 ONTARIO LTD. PRO -TECK ELECTRIC
1149948 ONTARIO LTD
1149962 ONTARIO LTD
1184521 ONTARIO LTD
1229142 ONTARIO INC
1238956 ONTARIO INC T/A EDWARD P LUSTIG CONSULTING
1346763 ONTARIO INC
1386350 ONTARIO INC COB L F ENTERPRISES
1473944 ONTARIO LIMITED O/A CENTENNIAL CONSTRUCTION
150 HAMILTON TIGER SQUADRON
1560242 ONTARIO INC
1694501 ONTARIO INC
3C INTERNATIONAL 010 CLARKE SNOW RILEY LLP
4 OFFICE AUTOMATION LTD
461426 ONTARIO LIMITED
4TRIPLE5
5 -0 TAXI INC
5 -0 TAXI INC
613897 ONTARIO INC O/A NIAGARA SOUND SYSTEMS
613897 ONTARIO INC O/A NIAGARA SOUND SYSTEMS
705336 ONTARIO LIMITED
800460 ONTARIO LTD. O/A FRUITBELT DEVELOPMENT
826 GRYPHON ROYAL CANADIAN AIR CADET SQUADRON
912701 ONTARIO LIMITED REGIONAL SANDBLASTING PAINTING
942352 ONTARIO LIMITED O/A BRISK ALL GLASS SAFETY SUPPI
942352 ONTARIO LIMITED 0/A BRISK ALL GLASS SAFETY SUPPI
942352 ONTARIO LIMITED 0/A BRISK ALL GLASS SAFETY SUPPI
984265 ONTARIO LTD aka CIRCLE P PAVING
984265 ONTARIO LTD aka CIRCLE P PAVING
984265 ONTARIO LTD aka CIRCLE P PAVING
A CAPPELLA NIAGARA
A COUPLE OF CHICKS MARKETING LTD
A COUPLE OF CHICKS MARKETING LTD
A .1 STONE COMPANY LTD
A J STONE COMPANY LTD
A J STONE COMPANY LTD
A J STONE COMPANY LTD
A N MYER SECONDARY SCHOOL
A S ONTARIO PLUMBING INC
Al ASPHALT MAINTENANCE
ABBRUSCATO,JAMES
ABBRUSCATO,LUIGI
ABCEDE,VIRGINIA
ABSOLUTE COMMUNICATION DESIGN
ACCU LOCK AND SECURITY
ACCU LOCK AND SECURITY
ACCU LOCK AND SECURITY
ACCU LOCK AND SECURITY
ACKLANDS GRAINGER INC
ACT OF MEDIA LTD
ACTIVE NETWORK LTD
ADAM,JOHN
ADEPT WINDOW CLEANING LTD
ADVANTAGE FLOORING NIAGARA LTD
AFFILIATED CUSTOMS BROKERS LTD
AFFILIATED CUSTOMS BROKERS LTD
AFFILIATED CUSTOMS BROKERS LTD
AFFILIATED CUSTOMS BROKERS LTD
AGNOLETTO,LOUIE
AGRO ZAFFIRO LL P
AIR CARE SERVICES
AIR CARE SERVICES
AIR CARE SERVICES
AIR CARE SERVICES
AIR CARE SERVICES
AIR CARE SERVICES
AIR CARE SERVICES
AIR CARE SERVICES
AIR CARE SERVICES
AJAX PICKERING SEA CADET BAND
AKALU,KAREN
AKIYAMA,TERUKO
ALBANESE,LORI
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
Amount
Page 1 of 28
324025 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 120.00
324844 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 133.61
324845 17 -Dec -2008 ADVERTISING 261.45
324773 10- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 1,167.60
324026 19- Nov -2008 TAX REBATE 49,151.99
325540 22- Dec -2008 ARB REFUND 2,073.46
324027 19 -Nov -2008 TAX REBATE 6,894.30
324617 10- Dec -2008 REFUND 131,366.48
324187 26- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES CONVEP 918.75
324618 10- Dec -2008 REFUND 1,423,48
325541 22- Dec -2008 ARB REFUND 833.96
324188 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 61,232.33
324619 10- Dec -2008 REMITTANCE- PARADE PARTICIPA 650.00
324620 10- Dec -2008 REFUND 5,104.26
325542 22- Dec -2008 ARB REFUND 17,236.42
325543 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 3666
324189 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 589.31
324621 10- Dec -2006 REFUND 69.90
323930 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 395.10
324190 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 451.50
325544 22- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 10.50
324029 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 653.99
324191 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 519.80
324030 19- Nov -2008 TAX REFUND 1,297.56
325545 22- Dec-2008 ARB APPEAL 445.73
324623 10 -Dec -2008 REMITTANCE PARADE PARTICIP/ 700.00
325912 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES 156.79
324624 10- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 363.14
325546 22- Dec -2006 CONTRACT SERVICES 1,888.49
325913 08- Jan -2009 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 184.42
324056 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT 2006 -04 ASPHALT PAT( 93,066.94
324449 03- Dec-2008 CONTRACT 2007 -03 ASPHALT OVE 5,250.00
324871 17- Dec-2008 CONTRACT 2008 -04 ASPHALT PATI 25,801.26
323861 13- Nov -2008 ADVERTISING -SHOW PROGRAM 0E 150.00
323932 13- Nov -2008 ADVERTISING /NF TOURISM WEBSI 6,195.00
324627 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 6,195.00
323935 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 614.75
324194 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 443.71
324405 03- Dec -2006 MATERIALS 462.59
325915 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 797.68
324638 10- Dec-2008 REMITTANCE PARADE PARTICIPA" 100.00
324854 17- Dec-2008 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS 6403 HIGI 563.06
325547 22- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES- T2008 -08 3,312.40
325924 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 135.41
324982 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324983 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324401 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 1,522.50
324402 03- Dec-2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 505.06
324625 10- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 550.88
325548 22- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 68.25
325736 29- Dec-2008 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS 68.25
324626 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 269.18
324192 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 853.15
324628 10- Dec-2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 2,000.00
324984 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323933 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 497.49
325549 22- Dec-2008 MATERIALS -IS -CITY HALL 2,730.00
323662 13- Nov -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE- BROKERAGE FEI 23.61
324629 10- Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE- BROKERAGE FEI 106.56
324846 17- Dec -2008 SERVICES BROKERAGE FEES 49.06
325860 30- Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE BROKERAGE FEI 160.06
324403 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 15.00
324404 03 -Dec -2008 CONTRACTSERVICES- DIANOVA 6,469.19
323863 13- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 1,204.77
323934 13- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS LL MUSE 9,545.55
324031 19- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 4,234.03
324193 26- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS 49,323.09
324630 10- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 6,969.02
324847 17- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS 4,941.91
325550 22- Dec-2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 3,037.90
325737 29- Deco-2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 623.52
325914 08- Jan -2009 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS 1,838.40
324631 10 -Dec -2008 REMITTANCE FOR PARTICIPATION 700.00
324032 19- Nov -2008 REIMBURSEMENT ARTFEST EXP 0. 322.73
324985 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323864 13- Nov -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE SEPO8 126.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
ALBANESE,LORI
ALDERTON,EDWARD
ALFANO,SARAH
ALFIDOME CONSTRUCTION
ALFIDOME CONSTRUCTION
ALFIDOME CONSTRUCTION
ALFIDOME CONSTRUCTION
ALFIDOME CONSTRUCTION
ALFIDOME CONSTRUCTION
ALFIDOME CONSTRUCTION
ALFIDOME CONSTRUCTION
ALI,MIR MOHAMMAD
ALISON'S SPORTS AWARDS
ALL PRO RENTALS
ALL PRO RENTALS
ALLAN,WAYNE
ALLEN,ALICE JUNE
ALLEN BARRY& ALLEN, ANNA MARIA
ALLIED MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS INC
ALLISON,DAPHNE
ALSOP,TINA
ALTOMARE,ANGELO
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION #1582
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION #1582
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION #1582
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION 41582
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION 41582
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION 41582
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION 41582
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION 41582
AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION 41582
AMERICANA CONFERENCE RESORT SPA
ANDERS,CHRIS
ANDERSON,BRADD
ANDERSON,BRIAN
ANDERSONS CEMETERY CONTRACTING LTD
ANELLO,MARIA CONNIE
ANEZ,JEAN MARGARET
ANGER,RONALD
ANGLE,BETH
ANIXTER CANADA INC
ANNEX PUBLISHING BOOK DIVISION
ANNEX PUBLISHING BOOK DIVISION
ANTONIO,CHUCK
ANTONSEN,DAVID
ANTONSEN,DAVID
AQUICON CONSTRUCTION CO LTD
AQUICON CONSTRUCTION CO LTD
AQUICON CONSTRUCTION CO LTD
ARCHER TRUCK SERVICES LTD
ARCHER TRUCK SERVICES LTD
ARCHER TRUCK SERVICES LTD
ARCURI,ANTONIO
ARCURI,GENNARO
ARMENTI,PASQUALE
ASCOT WOODS LTD
ASHLAND CANADA CORP
ASHLAND CANADA CORP
ASPHODEL FIRE TRUCKS LTD
ASSOCIATED ENGINEERING (ONT) LTD
ASSOCIATED ENGINEERING (ONT) LTD
ASSOCIATED ENGINEERING (ONT) LTD
ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPALITIES OF ONTARIO
ATKINSON, RICK
AUG ELLO -TOD I NO,MARIA
AULD,MAE
AURICCHIO,JOSEPH
AUSTIN,LEILA MABLE
AVENUE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO LTD
AVW TELAV
B B LIFT TRUCK SERVICE
B B LIFT TRUCK SERVICE
B C TRUCK CENTRE (PARTS)
BABEL,JOYCE
BACHOFFER,JOSEPH
BAFFARI,ANTONIO
BAGHDADI,WAHIDA
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Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose Amount
324632 10 -Dec -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE NOVEMBER 08 5000
325916 08-Jan-2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325738 29- Dec -2008 GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE, 50.00
324033 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT- 5232 MONTROSE 25,029.83
324195 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT- SANITARY MAIN -357 5,613.58
324848 17 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT- SIDEWALK IMPROVEM 84,784.60
324849 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT- WINDERMERE @ST PA 10,003.85
324850 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT-STANLEY/MCRAE SEN 8,100.00
325551 22- Dec-2008 CONTRACT -SAN LAT (LINE TO MAII 24,625 34
325739 29- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 6TH &WILI 6,732.19
325917 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT FRUITBELT PKWY 24,644.41
324986 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323936 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 251.99
324406 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS -FENCE RENTAL 305.10
325740 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS -FENCE RENTAL -LIONS 305.10
325918 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 146,89
324987 17- Dec -2008 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324633 10- Dec -2008 EFUND RE 357/8 APPEAL 4 -2.07 743.65
324634 10 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 780.00
324988 17- Dec -2008 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324635 10- Dec -2008 EMITTANCE- PARADE PARTICIPA 100.00
325552 22- Dec -2008 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323865 13- Nov -2008 AYROLL REMITTANCE 604.11
324184 20- Nov -2008 AYROLL REMITTANCE 570,54
324196 26- Nov -2008 AYROLL REMITTANCE 570.54
324407 03- Dec -2008 AYROLL REMITTANCE 570.54
324636 10- Dec -2008 AYROLL REMITTANCE 559.35
324851 17- Dec-2008 AYROLL REMITTANCE 548.16
325724 23- Dec-2008 AYROLL REMITTANCE 581.73
325861 30- Dec-2008 AYROLL REMITTANCE 525.78
325919 08- Jan -2009 AYROLL REMITTANCE 536.97
324034 19- Nov -2008 ATERIALS 941.16
324852 17- Dec -2008 ATERIALS 150.00
324637 10- Dec-2008 EFUND -TREE STANDS FOR PARA 112.55
324989 17- Dec -2008 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324197 26- Nov -2008 ONTRACT SERVICES 31,056.90
324990 17- Dec-2008 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324991 17- Dec-2008 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324408 03- Dec-2008 ATERIALS 15.00
325920 08- Jan -2009 RAVEL/MILEAGE OCTOBER -DECE 41.50
324198 26- Nov -2008 TORES /INVENTORY 533.93
323937 13- Nov -2008 ATERIALS 2,483.99
324199 26 -Nov -2008 ATERIALS 845.57
324035 19- Nov -2008 RAVELMILEAGE NOV 11 06 22.00
324853 17- Dec -2008 RAVEUMILEAGE MARCH- NOVEMI 808.50
325553 22- Dec -2008 ATERIALS 135.59
323866 13- Nov -2008 ONTRACT SERVICES -GALE COMI 336,959.23
324409 03- Dec -2008 ONTRACT BOB GALE ARENA CC 419,302.43
325725 23 -Dec -2008 ONTRACT SERVICES GALE ARE 1,177,106.99
323938 13- Nov -2008 TORES /INVENTORY 122.34
324200 26- Nov -2008 TORES /INVENTORY 1,783.94
324410 03- Dec -2008 TORES /INVENTORY 250.27
325921 08- Jan -2009 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324992 17 -Dec -2008 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324993 17- Dec -2008 ENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325554 22- Dec -2008 EFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLI 919.50
324201 26- Nov -2008 ATERIALS 1,395.59
325922 08- Jan -2009 ERVICES -WATER TREATMENT 278.78
324202 26- Nov -2008 QUIPMENT 172,042.50
323939 13- Nov -2008 ONSULTING KALAR SAN SEWEF 14,992.93
324855 17- Dec-2008 ONSULTING SERVICES -CITY WID 27,959.91
325923 08- Jan -2009 ONSULTING -KALAR SAN SEWER 25,992.47
325555 22- Dec -2008 EMBERSHIP -2009 10,232.79
325925 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 132.20
325556 22- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324994 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324995 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324996 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324411 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 347.82
324412 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 2,214.80
324640 10- Dec-2008 LEASES AND RENTS- FORKLIFT 474.60
325557 22- Dec -2008 LEASES AND RENTS 791.00
324642 10- Dec-2008 STORES /INVENTORY 225.91
324997 17-Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324998 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324999 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325000 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
BAGLIERI,ROSA
BAIANO,ZELDA
BAIJUMON,GEORGE
BAILEY,PAULA HELENE
BAIN, JOHN
BAIOCCO CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
BAKER,GEORGE
BALDIN,DELIA
BALDI NELLI, LOUIE
BALINT,ANDREW
BALL,ADRIANNA
BANICK,IDAMAY
BANK OF MONTREAL
BARCLAY TODD'S
BARCLAY TODD'S
BARCLAY TODD'S
BARCLAY TODD'S
BARCLAY TODD'S
BARRY BRYAN ASSOCIATES (1991) LTD
BARRY BRYAN ASSOCIATES (1991) LTD
BARTOL,SUE
BASKEY,JANETTE
BATTICHIQMARY
BATTISON,GINA
BATTLEFIELD EQUIPMENT RENTALS
BAUER,HELEN E
BAXTER,JOHN
BAZELEY,JAMES
BEAULIEU,JULIETTE
BEDNARCZYK,AREK
BEDO,ANNA
BEIFUSS,IRMGARD
BELFORD,BETTY
BELISLE,ERIC
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL CANADA
BELL.TIM
BELLAMY,DAN
BELLEFLEUR,CECILE IDA MARIE
BEN BERG FARM INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT LTD
BEN BERG FARM INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT LTD
BEN BERG FARM INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT LTD
BENEVENTO,GIUSEPPE
BENNETT,CATHARINE
BENNETT,MARGARET
BERKETA, DIANA
BERNARD,JOHN
BESSEY,ELSIE GERTRUDE
BEST WESTERN CAIRN CROFT HOTEL
BIAMONTE,JOE
BIAMONTE,MARY
BIANCO,GIACOMO
BICINAUSKAS,JANINA
SICKLE MAIN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
BICKLE MAIN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
SICKLE MAIN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
SICKLE MAIN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
BIEBER,HEDWIG
SIGELOW,ALEXANDER
BILL ZWIEP HAY SALES
BINATIONAL TOURISM ALLIANCE
BIRD,LUCETTE
BIRMINGHAM FIRE CONTROL
Page 3 of 28
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose Amount
325001 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324203 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS -PRIZE 2008 ARTFEST, 10.00
325558 22- Dec -2008 REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE 301.82
325002 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325003 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324413 03 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT- COMPLETION GRASS\ 214,44521
325004 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325005 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324641' 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
325559 22- Dec -2008 REFUNDARB MINUTES OF SETTLE 254.10
325006 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR FAX REBATE 100.00
325007 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 10000
324414 03- Dec -2003 REFUND OVERPAYMENT NOV08 233..28
324036 19- Nov -2008 CONCESSION SUPPLIES 323.43
324204 26- Nov -2008 CONCESSION SUPPLIES 664.12
325560 22- Dec -2008 CONCESSION SUPPLIES 473.08
325862 30- Dec -2008 CONCESSION SUPPLIES 266.63
325926 08- Jan -2009 CONCESSION SUPPLIES 21926
324415 03- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 24,806.40
325561 22- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES -BOB GALE 1 23,998.43
324416 03- Dec-2008 GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE 50.00
325927 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR FAX REBATE 100.00
325008 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325928 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324205 26- Nov -2008 LEASES AND RENTAL 488.73
325562 22- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325929 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325009 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324417 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 1500
324643 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 150..00
325010 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325011 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325012 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325741 29- Dec -2008 REFUND OVERNIGHT PERMIT DEP 25.00
324038 19- Nov -2008 UTILITIES 7463
324039 19 -Nov -2008 UTILITIES 113.00
324207 26- Nov -2008 UTILITIES 92.59
324208 26- Nov -2008 REMITTANCE CLAIM #2008-112 471.58
324418 03- Dec -2008 UTILITIES 7,283.33
324419 03- Dec-2008 UTILITIES 16.61
324420 03- Dec -2008 UTILITIES 77.00
324644 10- Dec -2008 UTILITIES 869.43
324856 17- Dec -2008 UTILITIES 122 26
324857 17- Dec -2008 UTILITIES 113.00
325564 22- Dec -2008 SERVICES 7910
325863 30 -Dec -2008 SERVICES 789..07
325864 30- Dec -2008 SERVICES 15.16
325865 30- Dec -2008 UTILITIES 91.68
325930 08- Jan -2009 UTILITIES 8925.30
325931 08- Jan -2009 UTILITIES 56.50
324645 10- Dec-2008 REFUND: FUELS TUITION 08 70.00
324037 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 146.68
325013 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323868 13- Nov -2008 EQUIPMENT 1,808.00
324040 19- Nov -2008 LEASES AND RENTS 3,616.00
325565 22- Dec -2008 EQUIPMENT KUBOTA TRACTOR 1,808.00
325014 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324421 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
324041 19- Nov -2008 REFUND -TAX OVERPAYMENT 6 -13. 172.76
325015 17 -Dec -2003 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325016 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325017 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324858 17- Dec -2008 REFUND -FALLS SHUTTLE TICS RE 388.60
324646 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
325018 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325019 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325020 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324422 03- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 372.07
324647 10 -Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 44500
324859 17 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 606..61
325933 08- Jan -2009 STORES /INVENTORY 135.60
325021 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325022 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324042 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 52.50
325934 08-Jan-2009 MEMBERSHIP FEES TO DEC 31, 20 525.00
324423 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 15.00
323940 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 158.09
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
BIRMINGHAM FIRE CONTROL
BIRMINGHAM FIRE CONTROL
BOB ROBINSON SON CONSTRUCTION
BOB ROBINSON SON CONSTRUCTION
BOB ROBINSON SON CONSTRUCTION
BOBOROS,TERRY
BOJOVICH,TOMISLAV
BOLAND,DOROTHY
BOLGAR,LORRAINE
BOLIBRUCK,BOB
BONANNO,VITO
BON GIOVAN N I, F RANCESCO
BONI FERRO,JANA
BOOK,BETTY ANN
BORDEN LADNER GERVAIS
BORDEN LADNER GERVAIS
BORIC,DEAN
BORTOLIN,MARCO
BORYS,OLGA
BOSSERT,GWENDOLYN
BOUTILIER,J
BOWERS,KATHLEEN
BOYD,NATALIE
BOYLE,GEORGE
BOYS GIRLS CLUB OF NIAGARA
BOYS GIRLS CLUB OF NIAGARA
BRADY,PAT
BRAMIC CREATIVE BUSINESS PRODUCTS LTD
BRAND BLVD INC
BRATLEY,MARJORIE
BRAY,JANE
BRAZIER,CHARLES
BREARLEY,JEAN
BRENNAN,JIM
BRETHERICK,JAMES
BREUER,MARTHA H
BRIANT,ROBERT
BRIGHT,RICHARD ALEXANDER
BRIGIS,ANNE
BRINE,TRINKA
BRINKS CANADA LTD
BRISCALL,LOIS
BROCK AUTOMOTIVE
BROCK AUTOMOTIVE
BROCK UNIVERSITY MGMT DEVELOPMENT CTR
BRODERICK PARTNERS
BRODERICK PARTNERS
BRODERICK PARTNERS
BRODERICK PARTNERS
BRODERICK PARTNERS
BRODERICK,ANDY
BROOKS,DAVID EARL J
BROUGH,JOHN
BRUCE,WLLIAM
BRUNEAU,JANICE
BRUNEAU,MARIE
BRUNNING,TODD
BRUZZESE ROSALIA
BUNN,JOANNE
BUNTIN REID
BUNTIN REID
BUNTIN REID
BUNTIN REID
BURBIDGE,ALAN GEORGE
BURBIDGE,DOROTHY
BURDEN,KEN
BURKE GROUP THE
BURKE,ALICE JEAN
BURLEY,RON
BURSE,PAMELA
BUTCHER,VIOLET VIRGINIA
BUTILKIN,SELMA
BUTLER,DAVID
BYERS,ROBERT
C D W CANADA INC
C D W CANADA INC
C D W CANADA INC
Cheque No. Cheque Date
324860 17 -Dec -2008
325935 08- Jan -2009
324340 26- Nov -2008
324763 10- Dec -2008
324948 17- Dec -2008
324424 03 -Dec -2008
325023 17 -Dec -2008
325024 17- Dec -2008
325025 17- Dec -2008
325936 08- Jan -2009
325026 17- Dec-2008
325027 17- Dec -2008
324209 26- Nov -2008
325028 17- Dec-2008
324425 03- Dec -2008
325742 29- Dec -2008
324426 03 -Dec -2008
325029 17- Dec-2008
325030 17- Dec -2008
325031 17- Dec -2008
325937 08- Jan -2009
325032 17- Dec -2008
324861 17- Dec -2008
325033 17- Dec -2008
324210 26- Nov -2008
325866 30- Dec -2008
325938 08- Jan -2009
324427 03- Deo-2008
324428 03-Dec-2008
325034 17- Dec-2008
325939 08- Jan -2009
325940 08- Jan -2009
325035 17 -Dec -2008
325743 29- Dec-2008
324429 03- Dec -2008
325036 17- Dec -2008
324430 03- Dec -2006
325744 29- Dec -2008
325037 17- Dec -2008
325038 17- Dec-2008
324211 26- Nov -2008
325039 17- Dec-2008
324043 19- Nov -2008
324649 10 -Dec -2008
325941 08- Jan -2009
323942 13- Nov -2008
324213 26-Nov -2008
324843 10- Dec-2006
325566 22- Dec -2008
325746 29- Dec -2008
324212 26- Nov -2008
325567 22- Dec -2008
324044 19- Nov -2008
325040 17- Dec-2008
325041 17-Dec-2008
325042 17- Dec-2006
325942 08- Jan -2009
325043 17-Dec-2008
325044 17- Dec-2008
323943 13- Nov -2008
324045 19-Nov -2008
324650 10-Dec -2006
325943 08- Jan -2009
325747 29- Dec -2008
325045 17- Dec-2008
324214 26- Nov -2008
324651 10- Dec -2008
325046 17- Dec-2008
324215 26- Nov -2008
324431 03- Dec-2008
325047 17- Dec-2008
325048 17 -Dec -2008
324432 03- Dec-2008
325049 17- Dec -2008
324050 19- Nov -2008
324222 26-Nov -2008
325870 30- Dec -2008
Purpose
MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS
SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES CAMERA
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
TRAVELIMILEAGE OCTOBER DEC
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
TRAVEL/MILEAGE OCT08
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES -TAX ASSES
SERVICES CASINO APPEALS
REFUND TAX OVERPAYMENT N0
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
ADMINISTRATIVE/COURSES #CO5(
SENIOR TAX REBATE
RESTORATION REBATE 08 (LAURA
SENIOR TAX REBATE
GRANT DEC 08
GRANT ALLOWANCE JAN 2009
REIMBURSEMENT MEDICAL EXPE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS-ADVERTISING
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REIMBURSEMENT TUITION OMDP1
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
STORES /INVENTORY
STORES /INVENTORY
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT PARKING LOT CHUF
CONSULTING SERVICES RE: PEOP
CONSULTING SERVICES -NC &CC
CONSULTING SERVICES -NC &CC
CONSULTING SERVICES- CHURCH
REIMBURSEMENT CONFERENCE E
REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REIMBURSEMENT- STOVES STI
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
REFUND DEPOSIT RE 6082 COLLIN
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REIMBURSEMENT FEES 2008
CONSULTING SERVICES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
COMPUTER
Amount
Page 4 of 28
42.04
83.85
1,299.38
2,613.19
577.50
15.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
106.38
100.00
100.00
100.50
100.00
1,134.00
588.00
185.74
100.00
100.0D
100.00
45.00
100.00
3,000.00
100.00
17,850.00
17,850.00
120.00
1,476.91
1,948.01
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
259.97
15.00
100.00
15.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
1,494.90
100.00
30.69
350.79
12,525.00
927.68
5,531.94
2,034.38
1,575.00
2,006.03
95.65
312.35
150.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
791.00
100.00
100.00
1,500.25
112.89
2,720.50
1,300.32
750.00
100.00
551.67
183.75
100.00
150.00
15.00
100.00
100.00
15.00
100.00
14,069.43
6,479.94
4,523.19
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
C R L CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION 8 DRAINAGE LTD
CADE,LEN
CAHILL,HARRY
CALE SYSTEMS INC
CALE SYSTEMS INC
CALE SYSTEMS INC
CALE SYSTEMS INC
CALE SYSTEMS INC
CAMERA PLACE FOTO SOURCE
THE
CAMILLERI,MARYSIA STEPHANY
CAMPAGIORNLFLAVIA
CAMPBELL,CAREY
CAMPBELL,ROSE HELEN
CAMPIGOTTO,AMELIA
CANADA BREAD- ONTARIO #T6249
CANADA BREAD- ONTARIO #T6249
CANADA BREAD- ONTARIO #T6249
CANADA BREAD- ONTARIO #T6249
CANADA BREAD ONTARIO #T6249
CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION
CANADIAN DOOR DOCTOR
CANADIAN DOOR DOCTOR
CANADIAN DOOR DOCTOR
CANADIAN NATIONAL
CANADIAN NATIONAL
CANADIAN NATIONAL
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO
CANADIAN PORTABLE SERVICES
CANADIAN PORTABLE SERVICES
CANADIAN PORTABLE SERVICES
CANADIAN SAFETY EQUIPMENT INC
CANADIAN SAFETY EQUIPMENT INC
CANADIAN SPECIALTY CASTING INC
CANADIAN TAX PLANNERS
CANADIAN URBAN INSTITUTE
CANAL,CONCETTA
CANHAM,DONALD
CANHAM,WANDA
CANNON HYGIENE CANADA LTD
CANNON HYGIENE CANADA LTD
CANTEC SECURITY SERVICES
CANTEC SECURITY SERVICES
CANUCK RESORTS INC
CAPPELLAZZO,LINO
CAPSTICK,FRANK
CARACCIOLO,CARMELO
CARBONE,ROCCO
CARDONE,GIOVANNA
CARDUCCI,ARMANDO
CARDUCCI,GRAZIA
CAREY,AGNES
CARGILL LIMITED M2098
CARGILL LIMITED M2098
CARGILL LIMITED M2098
CARGILL LIMITED M2098
CARGILL LIMITED M2098
CARLO,STELLA RITA
CARR,KEVIN
CARRERA,FRANCESCO
CARRICK,MARZENNA
CARRIERE,RYAN
CARTER,PAUL
CASALESE,MARIA
CATANZARO,MARIA
CATARACT COLLISION CENTRE
CATILLO,SALVATORE
CAVF77A,LUIGI ANTHONY
CELLI,MARGHERITA
CENTRAL TRANSPORTATION REPAIRS INC
CENTRE COURT CAFE
CENTRE COURT CAFE
CENTURY VALLEN
CENTURY VALLEN
CENTURY VALLEN
CENTURY VALLEN
CENTURY VALLEN
Cheque No. Cheque Date
324067 19- Nov -2008
324216 26- Nov -2008
325050 17 -Dec -2008
324046 19- Nov -2008
324433 03 -Dec -2008
324862 17 -Dec -2008
325568 22- Dec -2008
325944 08- Jan -2009
324652 10- Dec -2008
325569 22- Dec -2008
325051 17- Dec -2008
323869 13- Nov -2008
325052 17 -Dec -2008
325053 17- Dec -2008
324047 19 -Nov -2008
324217 26 -Nov -2008
324434 03 -Dec -2008
324863 17- Dec -2008
325867 30 -Dec -2008
323944 13- Nov -2008
325748 29 -Dec -2008
325868 30 -Dec -2008
325945 08- Jan -2009
324218 26- Nov -2008
324435 03-Dec-2008
325570 22- Dec -2008
323945 13- Nov -2008
324864 17 -Dec -2008
323870 13 -Nov -2008
324048 19 -Nov -2008
325572 22- Dec-2008
323946 13- Nov -2008
325573 22- Dec-2008
324653 10 -Dec -2008
325869 30 -Dec -2008
324655 10 -Dec -2008
325054 17- Dec-2008
325749 29- Dec -2008
325055 17- Dec -2008
324219 26- Nov -2008
325571 22- Dec -2008
324221 26 -Nov -2008
325574 22- Dec -2008
324654 10 -Dec -2008
325056 17- Dec -2008
325057 17- Dec -2008
324436 03 -Dec -2008
325058 17 -Dec -2008
325059 17 -Dec -2008
325061 17- Deo-2008
325060 17 -Dec -2008
325062 17- Dec -2008
324656 10 -Dec -2008
324865 17 -Dec -2006
325575 22 -Dec -2008
325750 29 -Dec -2008
325946 08- Jan -2009
325063 17-Dec-2008
324866 17- Dec-2008
325064 17- Dec -2008
324657 10 -Dec -2008
324437 03- Dec -2008
324867 17-Dec-2008
325065 17 -Dec -2008
325066 17- Dec -2008
325948 08- Jan -2009
325067 17- Dec -2008
325577 22- Dec -2005
325068 17- Dec -2008
324440 03- Dec -2008
324659 10- Dec -2008
324868 17-Dec-2008
323947 13- Nov -2008
324051 19- Nov -2008
324223 26- Nov -2008
324660 10 -Dec -2008
325578 22 -Dec -2008
Purpose Amount
LEASES AND RENTS GRADALL
REFUND PERMIT CANCELLATION
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REIMB MYAC OCT 08
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
MATERIALS
MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS
MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS
MATERIALS
MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES SIGNAL MAI
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
LEASES AND RENTS
LEASES AND RENTAL
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
REFUND RE 357/8 APPEAL 10-6 -061
SUBSCRIPTION -CDN TAX PLANNEI
ADMINISTRATIVE: WORKSHOP 10/1
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REIMBURSEMENT DRIVER'S PRY
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
CONTRACTED 5450 KITCHENER
CONTRACT SERVICES
REFUND RE 357/8 APPEAL 30-4 -061
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS -BULK SALT
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
TRAVEUMILEAGE NOV08
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MAINTENANCE /RE PAI RS- TRACKLE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS UNIT 271
MATERIALS- SCHOOLS IN BLOOM
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
STORES/INVENTORY
MATERIALS
Page 5 of 28
6,520,50
900.81
100.00
567.00
915,30
211.88
331.61
77.41
406.80
188.24
100.00
133,89
100.00
100.00
78.35
116.22
92.80
184.66
381.26
36.75
386.40
147.00
1,029.00
3,396.24
1,642.57
3,396.24
1,018,23
1,018.23
1,113.01
577.50
777.00
210.41
784,57
1,661.40
84.00
2,500.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
264.60
264.60
6,652.57
557.76
1,329.99
100,00
100.00
15.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
17,256,16
12,688,81
9,110.08
36,769.88
39,706.36
100.00
135.58
100.00
205.50
150.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
5,989.00
100.00
187,02
100.00
9,644.35
141,25
751.22
4,899.28
243.03
260.02
128.82
42.15
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
CENTURY VALLEN
CERENZIA,RALPH
CERIDIAN CANADA LTD
CERIDIAN CANADA LTD
CERMI NARA,CONSTANTINO
CERMINARA,FRANK
CERTI ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS
CERVANTES,MELVIN
CHABAD OF NIAGARA
CHAMBERLAIN,HARVEY
CHANADY,MARY
CHAPMAN,EDWARD& WOODRUFF, JOAN
CHARETTE,RHEAL
CHARLAND,DENNIS
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHARLES JONES INDUSTRIAL LTD
CHEN,KUO SU
CHIODO,JOHN
CHIPPAWA VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC
CHIPPAWA VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC
CHRIS CRISTELLI ASSOCIATES INC
CHRIS,MCRAE
CHRISTIAN,JOHN
CIAMPA,MAURO
CIARROCCA,ELISA
CICCHINO,MICHAEL
CICCHINO,MICHAEL& CICCHINO, NICOLETTA
CICERO,GIOVANNI
CIMCO REFRIGERATION
CIRILLO,NICK
CIT FINANCIAL LTD
CIT FINANCIAL LTD
CIT FINANCIAL LTD
CIT FINANCIAL LTD
CLARK,ALICE
CLARK,WLLIAM
CLARK,WILLIAM
CLASSIC FIRE PROTECTION INC
CLAYDON,JEFF
CLAYDON,JEFF
CLENDENN IN,ROBERT
CLIFTON HILL BIA
CLUB ITALIA ORDER OF SONS OF ITALY
COBI CONCRETE SAWING
COCCIMIGLIO,VALENTINO
COCO,GIOVANNI
COGECO CABLE CANADA INC
COGECO CABLE CANADA INC
COGECO CABLE CANADA INC
COGECO CABLE CANADA INC
COGECO CABLE CANADA INC
COGECO CABLE CANADA INC
COLANGELO,DONATO
COLANGELO,VITO
COLBEY CUSTOM FABRICATING CO LIMITED
COLLEE,D
COLLINS,JAMES& COLLINS, JILL
COLLINS,RITA
COLLINSON,JACK
COMFORT INN
COMMERCIAL DIGITAL PRINT INC
COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS INC
COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS INC
COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS INC
COMMISSIONAIRES
COMMISSIONAIRES
COMMISSIONAIRES
COMMISSIONAIRES
COMMISSIONAIRES
CONSEIL SCOLAIRE DE DISTRICT DU CENTRE SUD -QUEST
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
325949 08- Jan -2009 STORES /INVENTORY
325069 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324441 03- Dec-2008 REMITTANCE LIFEWORKS PROGR
325871 30- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES LIFEWORK:
325070 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325071 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323948 13- Nov -2008 CONSULTING 5450 KITCHENER
325072 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323871 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325073 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325074 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325579 22- Dec -2008 REFUND PAYMENTS MADE IN ERR
324442 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324443 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
323949 13 -Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324052 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324224 26- Nov -2008 STORESIINVENTORY
324444 03- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324661 10- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324869 17- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325580 22- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325751 29- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325950 08- Jan -2009 STORES /INVENTORY
324053 19- Nov -2008 REFUND COMMERCIAL REBATE
324446 03- D8c-2008 TUITION Z -BRAKE 08
324447 03 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325951 08- Jan -2009 REIMBURSEMENT CLEVELAND Tf
324663 10- Dec -2008 CONSULTING RE PARKING/TRAFI
325752 29- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
323872 13- Nov -2008 REFUND DAMAGE DEPOSIT 3457 F
324448 03- Dec-2008 GRANT- RECREATION COMMITTEE
325581 22- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324665 10- Dec -2008 REFUND RE 357/8 APPEAL
324664 10- Dec-2008 REFUND RE 357/8 APPEAL 10 -2 -021
325075 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324055 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324226 26- Nov -2008 REFUND DAMAGE DEPOSIT@ 781:
324057 19- Nov -2008 LEASES AND RENTS
324666 10- Dec -2008 LEASES AND RENTS
324872 17- Dec -2008 LEASES AND RENTS
325582 22 -Dec -2008 LEASES AND RENTS
325076 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324668 10- De02008 CONSULTING SERVICES -LAN EWA`
325753 29 -Dec -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES -RE SIGNP
324669 10- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
324450 03 -Dec -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE OCTO8
324873 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324451 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325584 22- Dec -2008 REMITTANCE .4TH /FINAL BIA LEVY
323950 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES VOLUNTEEI
324227 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325585 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325077 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323951 13- Nov -2008 UTILITIES
324059 19- Nov -2008 UTILITIES
324452 03- Dec-2008 UTILITIES
324874 17- Dec -2008 SERVICES
325586 22- Dec -2008 SERVICES
325953 08- Jan -2009 SERVICES
325078 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325079 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323952 13- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
325954 08- Jan -2009 ADMINISTRATIVE COURSES CO:
323873 13 -Nov -2008 REFUND DAMAGE DEPOSIT 6450 N
325080 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324875 17- Dec-2008 TRAVEL/MILEAGE JULY -DEC 08 C
324876 17- Dec -2008 REFUND -FALLS SHUTTLE TKTS RE
324060 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
323953 13 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324228 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324670 10 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
323874 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324061 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324453 03- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324877 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325754 29 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
Wre tsfr 15- Dec -2008 TAX LEVY
Page 6 of 28
Amount
40.68
100.00
1,644.30
1,644.30
100.00
100.00
8,778.00
100.00
20.00
100.00
100.00
374.30
15.00
15.00
517.39
2,899.82
1,800.77
1,604.61
432.53
1,537.52
1,060.76
286.80
181.61
729.94
250.00
1,320.00
228.18
505.05
150.00
750.00
50.00
100.00
27.86
521.08
100.00
825.44
1,500.00
9,946.40
887.17
2,232.32
2,288.25
100.00
962.50
1,629.25
305.10
202.00
150.00
15.00
12,059.98
4,687.00
546.00
149.14
100.00
47.20
666.15
568.04
390.09
152.15
663.57
100.00
100.00
355.95
45.00
750.00
100.00
64.50
340.20
163.32
6,482.48
168.82
1,993.11
17,667.11
22,526.77
20,254.67
20,331.93
21,997.40
123,157.25
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
CONSEIL SCOLAIRE DE DISTRICT CATHDLIQUE CENTRE -SUD
COOKE,MURRAY
CORIX WATER PRODUCTS (EAST) INC
CORNELL.MARILYN
CORO CLUB ITALIA SINGING GROUP
CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF WELLAND
COSTANTINO,GIOVAN NI
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COTTON INC
COURNOYEA,KENNETH
COUSINEAU,ALLAN
COVELLI,LEONARD
COVINGTON,SILVANA& COVINGTON, BRIAN JAMES
CRAITOR,CHRIS
CRANFIELD,JIM
CRANFIELD,MIKE
CRAWFORD COMPANY (CANADA) INC
CRAWFORD COMPANY (CANADA) INC
CRAWFORD COMPANY (CANADA) INC
CRAWFORD COMPANY (CANADA) INC
CRAWFORD COMPANY (CANADA) INC
CRAWFORD COMPANY (CANADA) INC
CREATIVE SIGNWORKS OF NIAGARA INC
CREATIVE SIGNWORKS OF NIAGARA INC
CREATIVE SIGNWORKS OF NIAGARA INC
CROMACK,MARY
CROSBIE,GARY
CROWLAND VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC
CROWLEY,MARY
CSASZAR,WILLIAM
CULLIGAN
CULLIGAN,PATRICIA
CULP,CAROLYN
CUMMINGS,MARLENE
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPE LOCAL133
CUPE LOCAL 133
CUPIRAGGI,RAFFAELE
CUPOLO,RONALD
CVETKOVIC,NEBOJSA
CYBERBAHN
CYGNAL TECHNOLOGIES CORP T46181
CYGNAL TECHNOLOGIES CORP T46181
CZABAN,EDWARD
D'AGOSTINO, MARGARET
D'AIUTO,MARIA
DALIMONTE,JOE
DALKE,DORIS
DALTON,HARVEY
DALTON,NORMAN
D'AMARIO,MARIA
DAMARIO,TONY
D'AMICO,NICOLA
DAMORE,ELEANOR
DANELSKI,WOJCIECH
DANIELS,HAROLD
DAUDELIN,DOREEN
DAVE,MAHENDRA
DAVEY,JOAN
DAVIDSON,HELEN
DAVIES,JOHN
DAWDY,LLOYD
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
Wretsfr 15- Dec-2008 TAX LEVY
325587 22 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324082 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325081 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324671 10- Dec -2008 REFUND: PARADE ENTRY FEE 08
324058 19 -Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325082 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323875 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
323954 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT MAIN REPLACEMENT.
323955 13- Nov -2006 MATERIALS
324063 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324229 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324454 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324672 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
324878 17- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325588 22- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325755 29 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325955 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT WATERMAIN- BRITANN
325956 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324064 19- Nov -2008 REFUND DEPOSIT -4054 MAIN ST
325084 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325589 22- Dec -2008 REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
325756 29- Dec -2008 REIMBURSEMENT TUITION Z BRA
325958 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
325957 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
323956 13-Nov -2008 CONTRACT
324066 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT
324230 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT
324455 03- Dec -2008 CONTRACT
324673 10- Dec -2008 CONTRACT
325757 29 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT
324674 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS -50% DEPOSIT RE HIST
324880 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325758 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325959 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324457 03- Dec-2008 GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE
324458 03- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325085 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325086 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323957 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325087 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325088 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325089 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323876 13- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324068 19- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324231 26- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324459 03- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324675 10- Dec-2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324881 17- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325726 23 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325872 30- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325960 08-Jan-2009 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325590 22 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325090 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325091 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325961 08- Jan -2009 REPLENISHMENT FOR SERVICES 1
324232 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325591 22- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES- DECEMBER
325592 22- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325092 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325962 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324069 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324460 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325759 29 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324883 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325093 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325760 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325094 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325095 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325593 22- Dec -2008 REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
325096 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325963 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325098 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325099 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325100 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324461 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324462 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
Page 7 of 28
Amount
236,292.92
100.00
5,026.24
100.00
25.00
729.09
100.00
200.16
70,330.27
3,147 91
2,037.74
1,872.57
1,802.36
874.21
1,425.93
1,696.57
2,893.52
36,653.51
100.00
750.00
100.00
541.64
250.00
135.41
150.00
324.50
305.00
435.00
1,250.00
5,095.00
4,985.00
3,342.50
345.04
292.42
100.00
50.00
1,050.00
100.00
100.00
235.20
100.00
100.00
100.00
3,868.16
3,828.51
3,843.98
3,870.62
3,718.95
3,628.39
3,528.23
3,485.09
3,470.87
100.00
100.00
100.00
500.00
2,943.94
2,943.94
150.00
100.00
100.00
135.59
15.00
150.00
150.00
100.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
312.35
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
15.00
15.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
DAY TIMERS OF CANADA LTD
DEDEVITIS,FRANK
DEEP STEAM
DEEP STEAM
DEGIULLNAT
DEGIULI,NAT
DELCAN CORPORATION
DELL CANADA INC
DELL CANADA INC
DELL CANADA INC
DELL CANADA INC
DELMORONE,LUIGI
DEMARCE ,LAWRENCE& DEMARC E. KATHLEEN
DEMAR11NO,FELICA
DEMESA INC
DEMIZIO,MARIA
DEMPSEY,SIDNEY
DENCO ENGINEERING LTD
DEROSE BROS GENERAL CONTRACTING LIMITED
DESIGN ELECTRONICS
DESIGN ELECTRONICS
DESIGN ELECTRONICS
DESIGN ELECTRONICS
DESIGN ELECTRONICS
DESIGN ELECTRONICS
DESJARDINS,MARIE
DETLORALICE
DEURLOO,JOAN
DEVEREAUX,FRANK
DEVEREAUX,FRANK
DEVERELL,LEONARD
DICK,CHRISTOPHER
DICKSON,B
DICKSON,MAURICE
DICKSON,PEGGY
DICOSIMO,JOE& DICOSIMO, NICOLE
DIGBY,JOHN
DILALLA,MICHAEL
DILWARIAANAMI KA
DIMARCO,SERAFINA
DINGMAN,MARGARET
DIPLOCK,MARY LOU
DIRECT R CORP
DIRECT IT CORP
DISTILLQEDITH
DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD OF NIAGARA
DITTRICKROBERT
DOBBIES FLORIST LTD
DODD,JEAN
DOTT,ELIZABETH
DOUBLETREE RESORT LODGE SPA FALLSVIEW
DOWNEY,ILA
DOWNTOWN BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
DRAFTCON CALAMAR CORP
DRAFTING CLINIC CANADA LTD
DRAFTING CLINIC CANADA LTD
DRAFTING CLINIC CANADA LTD
DRAWING CENTRE
DRAW NG CENTRE
DREN,KARL
DREN,KARL
DROST,GARY
DRURY,MARGARET
DU BROY,AUDREY
DUCATO,GIOVANNA
DUFFY,JOHN
DUGUAY,ALICE
DUJLOVIC,ED
DULLER,ISABEL
DUNKLEY,DORIS
DUTHIE,CHANTELLE& DUTHIE, JASON
DYKSTRA LANDSCAPING
DYNAMIC ONLINE MARKETING CORP
E L CROSSLEY MARCHING BAND
E TS RC TEAM
E3 LABORATORIES
E3 LABORATORIES
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
324676 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325101 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324463 03 -Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS-CARPET 1
325594 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324233 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325761 29- Dec -2008 REIMBURSEMENT TUITION OMDP
325964 08- Jan -2009 CONSULTING TRSPT MODEL DEV
324070 19- Nov -2008 COMPUTER
324234 26- Nov -2008 COMPUTER
324884 17 -Dec -2008 COMPUTER
325762 29 -Dec -2008 COMPUTER
325102 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324465 03- Deo-2008 REFUND TAX OVERPAYMENT NOV
325103 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325965 08- Jan -2009 EQUIPMENT
325595 22- Dec -2008 REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
325104 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323877 13- Nov -2008 CONSULTING MONTROSE BUSINI
324677 10- Dec -2008 REFUND RE: BP2008 -1263 -4832 THI
323958 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES -3 MOS MON
324071 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324235 26- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
324466 03 -Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
324885 17- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
325874 30 -Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS
325105 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325106 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324467 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325875 30- Dec -2008 REIMBURSEMENT -FPO COURS 50:
325966 08Jan -2009 REIMBURSEMENT COURSE EXPE
325107 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324678 10- Dec-2008 REFUND RE 357/8 APPEAL 11 -2 -14,
324072 19- Nov -2008 REMITTANCE- COURSE SEM -08 -1
325108 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325109 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323878 13- Nov -2008 REFUND -TAX OVERPAYMENT 10 -3.
325987 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
325596 22- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324236 26- Nov -2008 MEMBERSHIP OPPI 2009
325110 17 -D9c -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325111 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325112 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324679 10- Dec -2008 COMPUTER SUPPORT 2008 -2009
324886 17- Dec -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES -LAND MAI
325113 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
Wre tsfr 15- Dec -2008 TAX LEVY
325114 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324468 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325115 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325597 22- Deo-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324469 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325116 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325598 22- Dec-2008 REMITTANCE- FINAU4TH BIA LEVY
323959 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES MACBAIN C
324680 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325763 29 -Dec -2008 SERVICES
325968 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
323960 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324073 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324681 10- Dec-2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE OCTOBER NO'
325969 08- Jan -2009 TRAVEUMILEAGE DEC08
324237 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325117 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325118 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325119 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325120 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325121 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325764 29- Dec-2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE AUGUST -OCTOE
325122 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325123 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323879 13- Nov -2008 REFUND OVERPAYMENT 5-4-20601
324074 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325599 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS ADVERTISING
324683 10- Dec -2008 REMITTANCE- PARADE PARTICIPA
324244 26- Nov -2008 HONORARIUM FIRST AID AMBU
324238 26 -Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325600 22- Dec -2008 SERVICES -WATER TESTING
Page 8 of 28
Amount
174.42
100,00
2,337.18
82.05
146.89
239.76
26,747.20
21,095.41
1,496.08
32,831.16
17,466.50
100.00
155.87
100.00
9,560,25
159,69
100,00
2,651,63
50,00
56,70
158.25
348.63
78.75
2,346.71
4,032.47
100,00
100.00
15.00
45.00
127.80
100.00
30.41
45.00
100.00
100,00
4,354.58
135,59
100,00
610.45
100.00
100.00
100.00
21,160.00
9,187.50
100,00
6,822,356,52
100.00
110.74
100.00
100.00
5,476.64
100.00
3,434.69
10,500.00
320.30
189.43
186.45
174.33
444.77
50.50
151.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
319.50
100.00
100.00
221.21
14,296.40
291,43
700.00
250.00
4,167.86
3,512.92
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
EASTERBROOK,SHIRLEY
EASTLAND,MARI -LYNNE
EASTLAND,MARI -LYNNE
EASTLAND,MARI -LYNNE
EASTLAND,MARI -LYNNE
EASTLAND,MARINA
EBERHARDT,ALFREDA
ECKERT,JOAN
ECO NATURALLY GREEN
ECONOPRINT.NET
EDWARDS,WAYNE
EGAN,MARK
ELDRIDGE,FREEMAN
ELECTROMEGA LTD
ELECTROMEGA LTD
ELIA,CARMINE
ELIA,GIULIA
ELIA,MARIANTONIA
ELIA,RICA
ELLIS ENGINEERING INC
ELLIS ENGINEERING INC
ELLIS,S AYLMER
EMBLETON,STELLA
EMERALD
EMERALD
EMERALD
EMERALD
EMPIRE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY THE
EMPIRE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY THE
EMRY SERVICES INC
ENBRIDGE
ENBRIDGE
ENBRIDGE
ENBRIDGE
ENBRIDGE
ENBRIDGE
ENBRIDGE GAS DISTRIBUTION INC
ENDURA CONSTRUCTION LTD
ENGINEERING CONCEPTS NIAGARA
ENGINEERING CONCEPTS NIAGARA
ENGINEERING CONCEPTS NIAGARA
E -QUIP RENTALS REPAIRS INC
E -QUIP RENTALS REPAIRS INC
ESTATE OF FERGUSON,LENA
ETHERINGTON,DAVE
ETHERINGTON,DAVE
ETHERINGTON,MURRAY
EVANGELISTI,FRANK
EVANOFF,VICTOR
EVANOFF,VICTOR
EVANS UTILITY SUPPLY LTD
EVANS UTILITY SUPPLY LTD
EVANS UTILITY SUPPLY LTD
EVANS UTILITY SUPPLY LTD
EVANS UTILITY SUPPLY LTD
EVANS,PAUL
EVASKI,EMILY
EVERLASTING IMPRESSIONS
EVERLASTING IMPRESSIONS
EVERLASTING IMPRESSIONS
EVERLASTING IMPRESSIONS
EXPRESSIONS...FLOWERS GIFTS -AKA 2111972 ONTARIO INC
EYLES,BARBARA
FACCHIN,MARGHERITA ZAPPITELLI, VIVIAN
FAIELLA,EILEEN
FAIELLA
FALCO,PETER
FALLS ELECTRIC INC
FALLS ELECTRIC INC
FALLS ELECTRIC INC
FALLS ELECTRIC INC
FALLS MANOR MOTEL RESTAURANT
FALLS WHOLESALE LTD
FALLS WHOLESALE LTD
FALLS WHOLESALE LTD
FALLSVIEW BIA
FARRELL, PETE
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
325124 17- Dec -2006 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324682 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324887 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325601 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325765 29 -Dec -2008 ADVERTISING
325970 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325125 17-Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325602 22- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323961 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324888 17 -Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
324470 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325766 29- Dec -2008 GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE.
325126 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323962 13 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324075 19 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325127 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325128 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325129 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325130 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324076 19- Nov -2008 CONSULTING- WEIGHTMAN'S
325603 22- Dec-2008 CONSULTING SERVICES- WEIGHTh
325131 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325132 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324240 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT -5347 KITCHENER
324471 03- Dec -2008 CONTRACT -6407 THOROLD STONE
324684 10- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS -4423 FER
324889 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT -6292 PINE GROVE
324472 03- Dec -2008 REMITTANCE- TRANSIT -GRP INS DI
325876 30- Dec-2008 REMITTANCE JANUARY 2009 GROI
324685 10-Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES -OAKES PK I
324077 19 -Nov -2008 UTILITIES
324241 26- Nov -2008 UTILITIES
324890 17-Dec-2008 UTILITIES
325604 22 -Dec -2008 UTILITIES
325767 29- Dec -2008 UTILITIES
325972 08- Jan -2009 UTILITIES
325605 22- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES RE: 4840 WI
324891 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES -4034 PORT)
324242 26- Nov -2008 CONSULTING P CUMMINGS PK
324892 17- Dec-2008 CONSULTING SERVICES -P CUMMII
325606 22- Dec -2008 CONSULTING P CUMMINGS PK
323964 13- Nov -2008 LEASES AND RENTAL
324473 03- Dec -2008 EQUIPMENT
325979 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323880 13 -Nov -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE OCT 08
324687 10- Dec -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE NOVEMBER 08
324243 26- Nov -2008 REFUND TAX OVERPAYMENT NOV
324474 03- Dec-2008 GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE
324475 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
324688 10- Dec-2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE NOVEMBER 08
323965 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324078 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324246 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325607 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325768 29 -Dec -2008 STORES/INVENTORY
324245 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325133 17- Dec2006 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323966 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT
324247 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT
324689 10 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT
325973 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT
323967 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325134 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324079 19 -Nov -2008 REFUND COMMERCIAL REBATE 2C
324476 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325135 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324477 03- Dec-2008 GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE
324478 03 -Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
325608 22 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325769 29- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS
325974 08- Jan -2009 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS
324893 17- Dec -2008 REFUND -FALLS SHUTTLE TKTS RE
324691 10- Dec -2008 CONCESSION SUPPLIES
324894 17- Dec-2008 CONCESSION SUPPLIES
325610 22- Dec-2008 CONCESSION SUPPLIES
325609 22- Dec -2008 REMITTANCE- FINAU4TH BIA LEVY
325975 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
Page 9 of 28
Amount
100.00
126.00
441.00
94.50
267.75
100.00
100.00
100.00
289.80
844.11
15.00
50.00
100.00
2,587.70
1,333.40
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
1,992.38
1,311.50
100.00
100.00
1,102.50
551.25
162.75
68.25
28,953.27
28,953.27
927.00
15,132.16
1,152.63
25,347.75
1,692.84
3,913.29
(211.91)
1,260.00
1,426.16
5,344.61
7,549.50
866.25
339.00
7,225.22
50.00
145.50
78.50
213.02
50.00
15.00
78.00
1,001.35
18,182.45
257.47
8,019.17
1,021.58
150.00
100.00
505.05
347.55
299,25
676.72
508.50
100.00
1,403.18
15.00
100.00
50.00
4,285.90
2,521.07
7,655.39
8,286.69
367.20
612.77
459.69
1,734.06
385,589.39
150.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
FARRINGTON,DAVID
FASTENAL CANADA
FASTENAL CANADA
FAZAKAS,GERI
FEDERAL EXPRESS CANADA LTD
FEDEROW,BRUNO
FEDEROW,JASON
FEDOROWICZ,PATRICIA
FEHRS TROPHY ENGRAVING
FELDMAN,ALEX& FELDMAN, PAMELA JEAN
FELICETTI,ANNY
FELSTEAD,RICHARD
FENNER,IVY F
FERGUSON,MURIEL KATHLEEN
FERNANDO,ADOLPH US
FERON,JEANNETTE
FERRANTE,PRISCILLA
FERRIER,FREDERICK
FERRO,JOSEPH
FERRO,PATRICIA
FERRO,THERESA
FESSLER,JOHN
FIGUEROA,CHARLES
FIGUEROA,CHARLES
FINE GRADE CONSTRUCTION
FINE LINE INSTRUMENTS LTD
FINUCCI,ANGELA
FIORE,SANTINA
FIORENTINO,ITALIA
FIRE TIPS
FIRE GROUP
FIRE SAFETY DISTRIBUTION CENTRE
FIRST-ON-SITE RESTORATION L PANOODHOUSE DIVISION
FISHER,CATHERINE
FISHER,ROMA
FITZPATRICK,MATILDA
FLETCHER,DOREEN
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FLEXO PRODUCTS LTD
FLORIO,DOMENIC
FLOWERS,CONCETTA
FOLINO,GIUSEPPE
FONICIELLO,MARIA
FORLIN,KATHY
FORLIN,KATHY
FORLIN,KATHY
FORLIN,KATHY
FORMISANO,MARCO
FORT ERIE ECONOMIC DEVEL TOURISM CORP
FORT GARRY FIRE TRUCKS LTD
FORTE,BRUNA
FOSTER,JUDITH
FOSTER,LORNA
FOSTER,MURIEL
FOWLER,DIANNE MARGARET
FOX,PATRICIA
FRANCIS,ELLEN
FRANK COWAN COMPANY LIMITED
FREDRICH,WALLY
FREEMAN,JOHN
FRETZ,LINDA
FRIESMAN,RICHARD WALLACE
FRONTIER EQUIPMENT CO LTD
FRONTIER EQUIPMENT CO LTD
FUELMAKER CORPORATION
FUHRER,ANTONINA
FULTON,JEMMA
FYFE,LARRY COLIN& FYFE, ROXANNE THERESA
G K SERVICES CANADA INC
G K SERVICES CANADA INC
G K SERVICES CANADA INC
GABRIELES CUSTOM CATERING
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose Amount
325770 29- Dec -2008 GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE
324080 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325976 08- Jan -2009 STORES /INVENTORY
325977 08- Jan -2009 REFUND EPPI
325978 08- Jan -2009 COURIER
325136 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324692 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325137 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323968 13-Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325611 22- Dec-2008 REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
323881 13- Nov -2008 TRAVELMIILEAGE OCTOBER 08
325138 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325139 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325612 22- Dec -2008 REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
325140 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324479 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324480 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325141 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325142 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325980 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325981 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325143 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325144 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325613 22- Dec -2008 REFUND ARB 2006 MINS OF SETTL
323969 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT -MAIN REPLACEMENT /E
325614 22- Dec -2008 EQUIPMENT- 1D2100 LOCATOR 5/
325145 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325147 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325146 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324896 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324895 17 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324693 10 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324694 10- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325148 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325149 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325150 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325615 22- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323970 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324081 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324248 26- Nov -2006 MATERIALS
324897 17 -Dec -2006 STORES /INVENTORY
325771 29 -Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325877 30- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325982 08- Jan -2009 STORES/INVENTORY
325983 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325151 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325152 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325153 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323882 13- Nov -2008 TRAVELJMILEAGE SEPT /OCT O8
324249 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324695 10- Dec-2008 TRAVELMIILEAGE NOVEMBER 08
325772 29- Dec-2008 TRAVELMIILEAGE DEC08
325616 22 -Dec -2008 REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE
324250 26- Nov -2008 REMITTANCE DEVELOPMENT COR
325984 08- Jan -2009 EQUIPMENT GST ONLY
325154 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325155 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325156 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325157 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325158 17- Deo-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325159 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325160 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325617 22- Dec -2008 REMITTANCE DEDUCTIBLE BILLIN(
325985 08 -Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325161 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324482 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325162 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324251 26- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325987 08- Jan -2009 STORES /INVENTORY
324252 26- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
325163 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324253 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS -2008 ARTFEST CONTE
324696 10- Dec -2008 REFUND RE 357/8 APPEAL 40 -001
324484 03- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
324900 17- Dec -2008 SERVICES
325773 29-Dec -2008 SERVICES
324898 17- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
Page 10 of 28
50.00
176.96
288.15
300.00
19.38
100.00
150.00
100,00
1,729.80
658.86
171.00
100.00
100.00
109.16
100.00
10.00
15.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
355.91
5,250.00
954.85
100.00
100.00
100.00
126.00
1,178.64
2,536.86
3,355.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
311.56
271.29
157.34
1,198.88
385.45
149.16
505.56
100.00
100.00
100,00
100.00
91.50
112.99
72.00
114.00
187.02
7,500.00
56,720.41
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
50,000.00
100.00
100.00
15.00
100.00
43.79
90.40
1,882.13
100.00
40.00
8.63
122.86
122.86
133.59
277.03
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
GALBRAITH ELECTRIC LTD
GALBRAITH ELECTRIC LTD
GALES GAS BARS
GALES GAS BARS
GALT MACHINE KNIFE SAW
GALT MACHINE KNIFE SAW
GAMMA DYNACARE MEDICAL LABORATORIES
GANGUR,AMANDA
GARISTO.DOMENICO
GAROFALO,FRANK
GARRETT,FRANCES
GARY L HODGSON ASSOCIATES
GARY L HODGSON ASSOCIATES
GARY L HODGSON ASSOCIATES
GAULD NURSERIES LTD
GB ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES NIAGARA LTD
GE CANADA EQUIPMENT FINANCING G P
GEFTER,LEONID
GENDERS;JOHN HARVEY
GEORGE BAILEY
GEORGIAN FIREGEAR SERVICE
GEORGIAN FIREGEAR SERVICE
GERVAIS,LEO PAUL
GIGLIOTTI,MARIA
GILBERTI,VITA
GILES,GLENDON
GINGULANO,CAROL
GIURA,FRANCA
GLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
GLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
GLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
GLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
CLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
GLADDING SALES AGENCY LTD
GLOBALSTAR CANADA SATELLITE CO
GLOBALSTAR CANADA SATELLITE CO
GNGH FOUNDATION
GOEGAN,PALMIRO
GOERKE,GUENTHER
GOFORTH,HANYA
GOLCHUK,MARY
GOLIA,MICHELA
GONZO,JOHN
GORAJ,LUCY
GORHAM,FLORA MARIE
GOSLING,DAVID CLIFFORD
GOTTS,EDWARD
GOWLING LAFLEUR HENDERSON LLP
GRAHAM,AMY ESTHER
GRAHAM,RUTH AMELIA
GRAHAM,WILHELMINA
GRAVELLE,DON
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC LTD
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC LTD
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC LTD
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC LTD
GREATER NIAGARA GENERAL HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT FUND
GREATER NIAGARA GENERAL HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT FUND
GRECO.RALPH
GREDNER,GERHARD
GREENSPAN,NED
GREENWOOD,WILLIAM
GRIFFITHS,DAVID
GROULX,ROSEMARIE
GROUND AERIAL MAINTENANCE LTD
GROUND AERIAL MAINTENANCE LTD
GROUND AERIAL MAINTENANCE LTD
GROUND AERIAL MAINTENANCE LTD
GROUND AERIAL MAINTENANCE LTD
GROUND AERIAL MAINTENANCE LTD
GROVES,HELEN
GRUBICH,JOHN
GRUNDY,WI LLIAM
GT FRENCH PAPER LIMITED
GT FRENCH PAPER LIMITED
GT FRENCH PAPER LIMITED
GT FRENCH PAPER LIMITED
Cheque No. Cheque Date
324082 19- Nov -2008
324483 03 -Dec -2008
324083 19- Nov -2008
325618 22- Dec -2008
324697 10- Dec -2008
325619 22- Dec-2008
325620 22- Dec -2008
325164 17- Dec-2008
325165 17- Dec -2008
324254 26- Nov -2008
325166 17- Dec -2008
324699 10- Dec -2008
325621 22 -Dec -2008
325988 08- Jan -2009
324700 10- Dec-2008
324084 19- Nov -2008
324899 17 -Dec -2008
325167 17-Dec-2008
325168 17- Dec-2008
325622 22-Dec-2008
323971 13- Nov -2008
324701 10-Dec-2008
325169 17- Dec-2006
325170 17- Dec-2008
325171 17- Dec -2008
325172 17- Dec -2008
325173 17- Dec -2006
325174 17 -Dec -2008
323972 13- Nov -2008
324085 19- Nov -2008
324255 26- Nov -2008
324485 03- Dec -2008
324702 10- Dec -2008
325989 08- Jan -2009
323973 13- Nov -2008
324901 17- Deo-2008
323883 13- Nov -2008
325175 17- Dec-2008
325176 17- DeO2008
325990 08- Jan -2009
325177 17-Dec-2008
325178 17- Dec-2008
325179 17 -Dec -2008
325623 22- Dec -2008
325180 17- Dec -2008
325181 17- Dec -2008
325182 17- Dec -2008
325774 29 -Dec -2008
325183 17- Dec -2008
325184 17 -Dec -2008
325185 17- Dec-2008
324486 03- Dec-2008
324487 03- Dec-2008
324902 17- Dec-2008
325624 22- Dec-2008
325991 08-Jan-2009
324256 26- Nov -2008
325727 23 -Dec -2008
325186 17 -Dec -2008
325187 17- Dec -2008
324257 26- Nov -2008
325188 17 -Dec -2008
324486 03 -Dec -2008
325189 17- Dec -2008
323884 13 -Nov -2008
324086 19 -Nov -2008
324087 19- Nov -2008
325878 30- Dec-2008
325879 30- Dec-2008
325992 08- Jan -2009
325190 17- Dec-2008
324703 10- Deo-2008
325191 17 -Dec -2008
323974 13- Nov -2008
324088 19- Nov -2008
324258 26- Nov -2008
324704 10 -Dec -2008
Purpose Amount
MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS
MAI NTE NANCE/RE PAI RS -GUNN I NC
FUEL
FUEL
MAINTENANCEIREPAIRS
MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
REMITTANCE FOR SERVICES RENI
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONSULTING SERVICES MANSION
CONSULTING SERVICES TRANSIT
SERVICES RE MANSIONS OF FORE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS 5250 KITCHENER
LEASES AND RENTS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
STORES /INVENTORY
MATERIALS
STORES /INVENTORY
UTILITIES
SERVICES
GRANT 2008
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
TRAVELMIILEAGE SEPTEMBER -DE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SERVICES RE MUNICIPAL PROCUF
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONNECTIONS ELGIN BLOCK
CONTRACT 2005-2008 STREETLT
MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS
CONTRACT -05 -08 STREETLIGHT SI
CONTRACT -05 -08 STREETLIGHTINI
SERVICES EDGEWOOD P1-11, STRE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
STORES /INVENTORY
MATERIALS
STORES /INVENTORY
MATERIALS
Page 11 of 28
147.00
220.50
450,42
46.91
515.28
345,78
68.25
100.00
100.00
150.00
100.00
2,399,25
477.75
1,159.83
305.10
787.50
1,000.05
100.00
100.00
360.0D
199.05
3,151.61
100.00
100.00
100.00
100,00
100,00
100.00
4,017.34
1,362.00
2,592.68
1,121.10
4,881.57
11,144.43
126.45
126.45
100,000.00
100.00
100.00
72.50
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100,00
100.00
100.00
7,904.40
100.00
100.00
100.00
10.00
630,74
1,047.10
706.30
1,733.31
32.40
32.40
100.00
100.00
214.69
100.00
15.00
100.00
22,062.69
24,252.85
445.27
13,738.11
21,229.63
318.44
100.00
150.00
100.00
1,468.09
19.75
2,595.20
2,202.87
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
GT FRENCH PAPER LIMITED
GT FRENCH PAPER LIMITED
GUALTIERI,DORA
GUENTHER,INGRID
GUGLIOTTA,JOE
GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL INC
GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL INC
GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL INC
GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL INC
GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL INC
GUITAR,JOSEPH
GULLISON,JUNE
GUNN,DIANA
H D UTILITIES SUPPLY
HACHEY,DARLENE
HAGAN,DAVID
HAGEN,MARY
HAINE,RITA
NALCO MOBILE MFG SALES SERVICE INC
HALCO MOBILE MFG SALES SERVICE INC
NALCO MOBILE MFG SALES SERVICE INC
NALCO MOBILE MFG SALES SERVICE INC
NALCO MOBILE MFG SALES SERVICE INC
NALCO MOBILE MFG SALES SERVICE INC
HALCO MOBILE MFG SALES SERVICE INC
HALCO MOBILE MFG SALES SERVICE INC
HALE,MARGERY R
HALF WAY SAND PIT LIMITED
HALF WAY SAND PIT LIMITED
HALL,DORIANNE
HALL,GERALDINE ELIZABETH
HAMILL, BEATRICE
HAMILTON,STEPHEN
HAMILTON,STEPHEN
HAMILTON,STEPHEN
HAMPTON INN NORTH OF THE FALLS
HARDY,MAURICE
HARKNESS,THOMAS
HARMAN,SCOTT
HARRIMAN JOHN M-R ASSESSMENT CONSULTANT
HARRIS TIME INC
HARRIS,ROWENA
HARRISON,MARY K
HART,CHRISTINA
HAYGAR ENTERPRISES
HAYWARD,IAN
HAZMASTERS ENVIRONMENTAL EQUIPMENT INC
HEIMBIGNER,FLORINA THERESA
HEIN,IDA
HEINRICH,HEINZ
HELMECZI,SAMANTHA
H ENDERSHOT, MI LLICENT
HENDERSON RECREATION EQUIPMENT LIMITED
HEWITT,LEWIS HENRY
HICKS MORLEY HAMILTON STEWART STORIE LLP
HICKS MORLEY HAMILTON STEWART STORIE LLP
HICKS,GERALDINE
HILTON,JIM
HINCHLIFFE,DOROTHY JOAN
HISTORIC NIAGARA DEVELOPMENT INC
HISTORIC NIAGARA DEVELOPMENT INC
HODAY,KATHERINE A
HODGINS,DOREEN A
HODKIN,MARK
HOFSTEEDE,MURIEL DOREEN L
HOGARTH,GARY
HOLMAN,GEOFF
HOLMAN,GEOFF
HOME ALONE PROPERTY MAN
HOPE,IDA BERTHA
HORTH,HERMELINE MARY
HORTON AUTOMATICS OF CANADA
HORTON AUTOMATICS OF CANADA
HORVATH,ELIZABETH
HOUDE,JERRY
HOUSE,DAVID
HOUSE HEPBURN,SUSAN
Page 12 of 28
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose Amount
324904 17- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 1,753.85
325993 08- Jan -2009 STORES /INVENTORY 650.25
325994 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325192 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100,00
323685 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 15500
324089 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 1,909.70
324259 26- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 593.39
324490 03- Der;2008 STORES /INVENTORY 678.00
324905 17- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 1,090.45
325626 22- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 602.86
325193 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325194 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325195 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324093 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 3,461.87
324491 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15,00
324492 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15,00
324493 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 1500
325995 08Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323975 13- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 19267
324090 19- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 179.03
324260 26- Nov -2008 LEASES AND RENTS 2,043.53
324494 03- Dec -2008 LEASES AND RENTS 800,53
324705 10- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 179.03
324906 17 -Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 179.03
325627 22- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 179.03
325775 29- Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 979.56
325196 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100,00
324261 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 2,796.31
325628 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 189.84
325197 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325198 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325199 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324262 26- Nov -2008 PETTY CASH 847,91
324907 17 -Dec -2008 PETTY CASH NOV 280DEC 06/08 878.73
325996 08Jan -2009 TRAVEL/MILEAGE OCT -NOV 08 176.50
324908 17- Dec -2008 REFUND -FALLS SHUTTLE TKTS RE 540,00
325200 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325201 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325629 22 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
324495 03- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 2,665,75
324091 19- Nov -2008 MAINTENANCE /REPAIRS 1,087.28
325202 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325203 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325204 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323976 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 1,290.90
324092 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
324909 17-Dec-2008 MATERIALS 1,751.17
325205 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325206 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100,00
325207 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325776 29 -Dec -2008 GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE 50.00
325997 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323886 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 1,506,29
325208 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100,00
324706 10- Dec -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 249.38
324910 17- Dec -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 149.63
325209 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325210 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325211 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324263 26 -Nov -2008 LEASES AND RENTS 3,254.87
325880 30- Dec -2008 LEASES AND RENTS -ELGIN BLOCK 3,254.87
325212 17-Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325630 22 -Dec -2008 REFUND ARB MINUTES OF SETTLE 260.70
325881 30- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
325213 -17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324707 10- Dec -2008 HONOURARIUM- PARADE PARTICIF 50.00
324496 03- Dec-2006 TRAVEUMILEAGE NOV08 89.00
325998 08- Jan -2009 TRAVEL/MILEAGE DECOR 107.50
324708 10 -Dec -2008 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS 5012 ST 0 975.08
325214 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325215 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324094 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 1,738.64
324264 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 33.76
325216 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324709 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
325217 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324497 03- Dec -2008 REFUND DEPOSIT 6160 FIND LAND 750.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
HOWE,ERNEST JAMES
HUMENIUK,KATHARINE
HUNT,BRIAN
HUNTON,GAIL
HUSSEY,LOUIS
HUSSEY,SHIRLEY
HUTCHEON,ARLENE FRANCES
HUTCHINSON,PHYLLIS
HUTTON,ILA JUNE
ANNUZZI,ANTONIO
BI GROUP
BI GROUP
61 GROUP
CECO ADVANCED ARENA PRODUCTS
CI CANADA INC
CI CANADA INC
ERACI,BRUNO
NDACO MANUFACTURING LIMITED
NDEPENDENT SUPPLY CO LTD
NDUSTRIAL ALLIANCE ASSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES 11
NDUSTRIAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO LTD
NDUSTRIAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO LTD
NDUSTRIAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO LTD
NDUSTRIAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO LTD
NGENIOUS SOFTWARE o/a 530640 ONTARIO LIMITED
NGRIBELLI,GIUSEPPE& INGRIBELLI, ODINEA
NGRIBELLI,JOHN
NNOVATIVE SURFACE SOLUTIONS CANADA
NNOVATIVE SURFACE SOLUTIONS CANADA
NTEGRITY INDUSTRIAL ABSORBENT PRODUCTS
OANNONI,CAROLYNN
ORIO,MARIA
UDICIANI,ANGELA
UDICIANI,LUIGI
J &B
J &B
J J MACKAY CANADA LTD
JACKET CELLAR THE
JACKSON,CHRISTINE
JACKSON,DAVE
JACKSON,NEAL
JAGGER HIMS LIMITED
JAKOVLJEVIC,BOBAN
JAUKOVIC,SLAVKO
JAX COMMERCIAL FITNESS EQUIPMENT REPAIR
JAX COMMERCIAL FITNESS EQUIPMENT REPAIR
JAX COMMERCIAL FITNESS EQUIPMENT REPAIR
JEFFERSON,ANNA
JOHN NEWHIE ART GALLERY
JOHNATHAN ADAMS GLASS GALLERY
JOHNNY ROCCOS ITALIAN GRILL
JOHNS,W1LLIAM
JONES,ANDREA
JONES,CATHY
JONES,ELVA ROSE
JORDAN,ELSIE
JOSEPH T K HA ENGINEERING INC
JOSEPH,MARY JANE
JOUDREY,RAY
JUDGE,DOROTHY
JUDSON,PATRICIA
KAFAL,SOFIA
KARAGIAS,LYNNE
KARGES,GLADYS
KASKOTO,STEVEN
KAUREMSZKY,JOHN
KEDZIERSKI,JOHN
KEHOE,KATHLEEN
KELLAM,MARY
KELLNER,MARIA
KELLY DIGS LANDSCAPING
KELLY DIGS LANDSCAPING
KELLY,GARRY
KEMP,DOROTHY
KEN WARDEN CONSTRUCTION LTD
KEN WARDEN CONSTRUCTION LTD
KEN WARDEN CONSTRUCTION LTD
Cheque No. Cheque Date
324911 17- Dec-2008
325218 17 -Dec -2008
324498 03- Dec -2008
324265 26- Nov -2008
324500 03- Dec -2008
324499 03 -Dec -2008
325219 17- Dec -2008
325220 17- Dec -2008
325221 17 -Dec -2008
325222 17- Dec-2008
323887 13- Nov -2008
324912 17- Dec -2008
326000 08- Jan -2009
326001 08- Jan -2009
324501 03 -Dec -2008
325631 22- Dec-2008
325223 17- Dec -2008
326002 08- Jan -2009
324502 03- Dec -2008
323888 13- Nov -2008
324503 03- Dec-2008
324710 10 -Dec-2008
324913 17- Dec-2008
325777 29- Dec-2008
324711 10- Dec-2008
326004 08- Jan -2009
324504 03- Dec -2008
324096 19- Nov -2008
325778 29- Dec -2008
324713 10- Dec-2008
323889 13- Nov -2008
325224 17- Dec-2008
325225 17- Dec-2008
325226 17- Dec-2008
323978 13- Nov -2008
324505 03- Dec -2008
326006 08- Jan -2009
325633 22 -Dec -2008
324715 10 Dec 2008
324916 17 -Dec -2008
325227 17- Dec-2008
324716 10- Dec-2008
323890 13- Nov -2008
325634 22- Dec-2008
324097 19- Nov -2008
325635 22- Dec -2008
325780 29- Dec -2008
325228 17-Dec-2008
324267 26- Nov -2008
324266 26- Nov -2008
324268 26- Nov -2008
325229 17- Dec-2008
326007 08-Jan-2009
323891 13- Nov -2008
325230 17- Dec-2008
325231 17 -Dec -2008
323979 13- Nov -2008
325232 17- Dec -2008
325233 17- Dec -2008
325234 17 -Dec -2008
324506 03- Dec-2008
325235 17-Dec-2008
324507 03 -Dec -2008
325236 17 -Dec -2008
326008 08- Jan -2009
325237 17- Dec -2008
323892 13 -Nov -2008
325238 17 -Dec -2008
325239 17- Dec-2008
325240 17- Dec-2008
324269 26- Nov -2008
324717 10- Dec-2008
325241 17 -Dec -2008
325242 17 -Dec -2008
323980 13- Nov -2008
324270 26- Nov -2008
324508 03- Dec -2008
Purpose Amount
REFUND -TAX OVERPAYMENT DEC
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT TRANSIT STRATEGIC
CONSULTING TRANSIT STRATEG
CONSULTING SERVICES TRANSIT
MATERIALS
STORES /INVENTORY
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
REFUND TAX OVERPAYMENT 3401
MATERIALS
MATERIALS- SAFETY BOOTS -STUR
MATERIALS DWAYNE FERGUSON
EQUIPMENT SAFETY BOOTS /HUNT
CONTRACT SERVICES
REFUND RE 357/8 APPEAL 13 -3 -11
GRANT RECREATION COMMITTEE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
TRAVEL/MILEAGE CONFERENCE N
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
COURIER RE: RIDDOCH
COURIER
MATERIALS
MATERIALS- CROSSING GUARDS
MATERIALS
TRAVEUMILEAGE OCT 08
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONSULTING SERVICES -4 PAD
DEPOSIT REFUND RE 8040 WESTIY
MATERIALS
CONTRACT SERVICES
SERVICES
EQUIPMENT
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REFUND EPPI
TRAVEUMILEAGE OCT 08
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONSULTING SERVICES 5250 KI
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
GRANT
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
Page 13 of 28
445.99
100.00
10.00
112.99
10.00
15.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
7,612.89
13,216.29
14,332.04
5,080.66
448.45
270.45
100.00
95.15
331.76
13,633.47
233.86
142.37
172.88
183.05
3,505.43
1,347.40
50.00
4,191.67
4,087.59
1,134.47
161.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
73.50
36.75
217.32
685.35
135.58
165.50
100.00
4,767.21
750.00
150.00
264.60
220.50
3,135.80
100.00
100.00
100.00
500.00
100.00
300.00
26.43
100.00
100.00
715.58
100.00
100.00
100.00
15.00
100.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
11,054.67
971.25
100.00
100.00
6,604.62
151.42
1,854.90
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
KEN'S SALVAGE CO. LTD.
KERR,JAMES
KERTESZ,VIOLA
KILLY,ANTON
KIM,YI HYUN
KISS.JOLANDA
KLIMCZUKLUCY
KNOWLTON PASS ELECTRONICS INC
KNOWLTON PASS ELECTRONICS INC
KNOWLTON PASS ELECTRONICS INC
KNOWLTON PASS ELECTRONICS INC
KNOWLTON PASS ELECTRONICS INC
KOABEL,CLIFFORD
KOITER,LENA
KOLEV,ROSSEN& KOLEV, SAVINA
KOLLER,HEINZ LUDWIG
KOMOR,JAN
KOMPON,MELVIN
KORAN,STEPHEN
KOROSIS,GEORGIAS
KORTEN,BERNARDUS
KOSTUK,GLADYS
KOVACH,HELEN
KRAFT CANADA INC
KRANJAC,VLASTA
KRAWCZYK CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE
KRONSTEIN,MARK
KRONSTEIN,MARK
KUCHYT,TOM
KUCHYT,TOM
KUCZYNSKI,ROMUALDA
KUIPERS,JANET
KUIPERS,JANET
KUMHYR,EDNA
KUNG,YIM KWOK
KURCZ,CLEMENCE
L.W.B. ENTERPRISES
LABRECHE,BETTY
LAFARGE CANADA INC
LAFARGE CANADA INC
LAFARGE CANADA INC
LAFARGE CANADA INC
LAKES MAINTENANCE
LAKES MAINTENANCE
LAKES MAINTENANCE
LAKES MAINTENANCE
LAKIN,REX JAMES
LALONDE,HUBERT
LAMB,JOHN
LANE,ARTHUR
LANG DRYWALL ACOUSTICS LTD
LANG,BARRY
LANNI,ANTONIETTA
LAROCQUE,LARRY
LASLO,CAROLE
LATOPLAST LTD
LAW SOCIETY OF UPPER CANADA
LAZARZ,CHRISTOPHER
LEARMONTH,RHONA
LEE,MAY KAM
LELIEVRE,PETER
LEMAY.GERALD
LEMIRE,MARILYN
LEMIRE,MARY ANN
LEPERA,CHIARI NA
LEPIANE,FLORENZA
LEVEQUE,JOHN
LEVESQUE,SAM
LEXISNEXIS CANADA INC
LINK WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
LINN,DONALD R.
LIPPERT WRIGHT FUELS INC
LIPPERT& WRIGHT FUELS INC
LIPPERT WRIGHT FUELS INC
LIPPERT WRIGHT FUELS INC
LIPPERT WRIGHT FUELS INC
LIPPERT WRIGHT FUELS INC
Cheque No. Cheque Date
325637 22- Dec -2008
325243 17- Dec -2008
325244 17- Dec -2008
325245 17- Dec -2008
324271 26- Nov -2008
325246 17- Dec -2008
325247 17- Dec -2008
324098 19- Nov -2008
324272 26- Nov -2005
324719 10- Dec -2008
325638 22- Dec -2008
325781 29- Dec -2008
325248 17- Dec -2008
325249 17- Dec -2008
325639 22- Dec -2008
325250 17- Dec-2008
325251 17- Dec-2008
325252 17- Dec -2008
325253 17- Dec -2008
325254 17- Dec -2008
325255 17- Dec -2008
325256 17- Dec -2008
325257 17- Dec -2008
324099 19 -Nov -2008
325258 17- Dec-2008
324509 03- Dec -2008
324510 03 -Dec -2008
324721 10- Dec -2008
323893 13- Nov -2008
324511 03- Dec-2008
326010 08- Jan -2009
323894 13 -Nov -2008
325782 29- Dec -2008
325259 17- Dec -2006
325260 17- Dec -2008
325261 17- Dec -2008
326014 08- Jan -2009
325262 17- Dec -2008
324100 19- Nov -2008
324273 26- Nov -2008
324917 17- Dec-2008
325783 29 -Dec -2008
323981 13- Nov -2008
324101 19- Nov -2008
324274 26- Nov -2008
325640 22- Dec -2008
325641 22- Dec -2008
325263 17- Dec -2008
325264 17- Dec -2008
325265 17- Dec -2008
324275 26- Nov -2008
325266 17- Dec -2008
325267 17- Dec -2008
324102 19- Nov -2008
325268 17 -Dec -2008
324103 19- Nov -2008
325882 30- Dec -2008
324104 19 -Nov -2008
325269 17- Dec -2008
325270 17- Dec -2008
324276 26- Nov -2008
324512 03 -Dec -2008
325271 17- Dec -2008
325272 17 -Dec -2008
325273 17- Dec -2008
326011 08-Jan-2009
325274 17- Dec -2008
325275 17- Dec -2008
324723 10- Dec -2008
324278 26 -Nov -2008
324514 03- Dec -2008
323983 13- Nov -2008
324279 26 -Nov -2008
324515 03- Dec-2008
324919 17- Dec -2008
325644 22- Dec-2008
325785 29- Dec-2008
Purpose
CONTRACT SERVICES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
LEASES AND RENTS
CONTRACT SERVICES
LEASES AND RENTS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
ARB REFUND
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
TAX REBATES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
TRAVEUMILEAGE
TRAVEUMILEAGE
TRAVEUMILEAGE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
TRAVEUMILEAGE
TRAVEUMILEAGE
SENIOR TN( REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT 2008 -03 ASPHALT OVE
CONTRACT 2008 -03 ASPHALT OVE
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
ARB REFUND
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES FINANCE I
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REFUND DAMAGE DEPOSIT
SENIOR TAX REBATE
STORES /INVENTORY
ADMINISTRATIVE
REFUND
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
REFUND
FUEL
FUEL
FUEL
FUEL
FUEL
FUEL
Amount
Page 14 of 28
273.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
60.00
100.00
100.00
847.50
5,250.00
161.69
5,250.00
189.00
100.00
100.00
928.38
100.00
100,00
100,00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
8,243.75
100,00
19,125.75
15.00
18.00
560.67
199.10
100.00
197.50
46.12
100.00
100.00
100.00
253.12
100.00
53,727.30
92,635.18
15,484.68
1,399.65
205.80
140.70
1,364.90
1,592,07
437.81
100.00
100.00
100.00
9,917.04
100.00
100.00
750.00
100.00
1,915.35
1,788.15
186.70
100.00
100.00
121.88
15.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
90.83
904.00
181.85
44,176.14
4,902.86
26,973.38
33,910.92
18,803.12
20,737.69
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
LIPPERT WRIGHT FUELS INC
LITTLE,EDITH
LIVE ON REQUEST TECHNOLOGY SERVICES INC
LOCKHART,RAY
LOFORTI,MARIA
LOGAN,GLADYS
LOGAN,HUGH
LOMBARDI,CARMELA
LONCAR,JOVO
LOPOYDA,ZORKA
LORO,LINA
LOUTH NIAGARA ORCHARDS
LOUVER -LITE CANADA LTD
LOVAS STANLEY /RAY BERNDTSON INC.
LUCC IANTON IO, ELIZAB ETH
LUEY,CATHERINE
LUEY,CATHERINE
LUNDY'S LANE BIA
LUNDY'S LANE DEVELOPMENT
LUPIA,EMILIO
LUSINK,AUDREY
LUTZ,NATASHA
LYMBURNER,BOB
M L SUPPLY FIRE AND SAFETY
M L SUPPLY FIRE AND SAFETY
M L SUPPLY FIRE AND SAFETY
M L SUPPLY FIRE AND SAFETY
M J DUMONT ENTERPRISES LTD
MACCARTHY,GERRY
MACDONALD,JOHN H.
MACDONALD,JOHN H.
MACDONALD,MARY
MACDUFF,CECILLIA
MACHULLA,SHIRLEY
MACKEY,JEAN
MACLEAN,DAVE
MACLEAN,JASON
MACLEOD,GORDON LESLY
MACLEOD,JOHN
MACRAE,ELVA
MADSEN,BORGE WALTHER
MAIDENS,BRETT
MAIN FERRY BIA
MAIUK,DANIEL
MAIURI,TODD
MAIURI,TODD
MAJOR,DOROTHY VERA
MALOUIN,EFFIE
MANG IACASALE,SAV ERIO
MANGOFF,EDWARD
MANNELLA,VICTORIA
MARAZZO,EDITH (BETTY)
MARCAIDA,ADELAIDA
MARCHESE,GIUSEPPINA
MARCINKO WSKI,MARIANNA
MARCORETTA,JOE
MARIN,THERESA
MARKETEKS
MARKETEKS
MARR,JAMES
MARSHALL,JOSEPHINE
MARTEL,BARTLEY
MARTENS,TOM
MARTIN,MAURICE
MARTIN,SHIRLEY
MARTINEZ,YAIMI
MASSOLIN,MARIE
MATCHETT,INA
MATIC,MARIJA
MATTHEWS CAMERON HEYWOOD KERRY T HOWE SURVEYING
MATTHEWS CAMERON HEYWOOD KERRY T HOWE SURVEYING
MATTHEWS CAMERON HEYWOOD KERRY T HOWE SURVEYING
MATTHEWS CAMERON HEYWOOD KERRY T HOWE SURVEYING
MATTHEWS,EDITH
MATUSZAZK,THERESA
MAVES,DIANE
MAVES,DIANE
Page 15 of 28
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose Amount
326013 08- Jan -2009 FUEL 5,075.70
325276 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 10090
324106 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 310.75
325277 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325278 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325280 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325279 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325281 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325282 17- Dec -2006 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325283 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325284 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323984 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 32.49
324726 10- Dec -2008 REFUND 3,789.82
325788 29- Dec -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 11,025.00
325285 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324516 03- Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE 1,000.00
325645 22- Dec -2008 TRAVEL/MILEAGE 57.79
325646 22- Dec -2008 2008 BIA LEVY 63,452.29
324727 10- Dec -2008 REFUND 24,617.48
325286 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324108 19- Nov -2008 REFUND CEMETERY PLOT A 231 G 945.00
324280 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 20.00
326015 08-Jan-2009 REFUND 45.00
324115 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 2,884.37
324292 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 31,636.66
324740 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 842.53
324928 17- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 737.21
324291 26 -Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 710.12
325287 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324518 03- Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE 347.96
324728 10- Dec-2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 2,942.35
325288 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326016 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325289 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325290 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324729 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 112.99
325789 29- Dec -2008 REFUND 1,000.00
325291 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325790 29- Dec -2008 REFUND 674.10
325292 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325293 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324281 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 146.89
325647 22- Dec -2008 2008 BIA LEVY 13,287.80
326017 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324109 19- Nov -2008 TRAINING 45.00
326018 08- Jan -2009 REFUND 45.00
326019 08-Jan-2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325294 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326020 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325295 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325791 29- Dec -2008 GRANT 50.00
325296 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325297 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325298 17-Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325299 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325792 29 -Dec -2008 GRANT 50.00
325300 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324519 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 378.00
325883 30- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 627.06
325301 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325302 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325303 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324520 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
325305 17-Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325304 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325648 22 -Dec -2008 ARB REFUND 374.82
325306 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325307 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325308 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323985 13- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 403.25
324110 19- Nov -2005 MATERIALS 20.16
324282 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 1,929.90
324920 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 8,519.86
325309 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325310 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324521 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
324730 10- Dec-2008 TRAVELMIILEAGE 84.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
MAVES,JASON
MAXIMUM ARREST FORCE INC
MAZZOTTLLUISA
MCARTHUR,LEONARD
MCCLELLAND,ALEX
MCCLURG,ROBERT
MCCONNELL,LUCILLE
MCCONNELL,LUCILLE
MCCONNELL,SHIRLEY
MCCORMICK,KEN
MCCRUM,DOROTHY
MCCUTCHEON,JAMES
MCDONALD,ROB
MCG PRODUCTIONS
MCG PRODUCTIONS
MCG PRODUCTIONS
MCGI BBON,MARY
MCKAY,SHIRLEY
MCKEE,JESSIE
MCLAUGHLIN,HELEN
MCLEOD,CLAUDIA GAIL
MCNAMARA,SUSAN
MCNAMARA,SUSAN
MCPHERSON,ALLAN
MCRAE,HIRCEY
MCRAE,LEN
MCSHANE,WLLA
MCVEY,GLADYS MARGARET
MEAGHER,MARGARET
MEDIA PRO INC
MEDIA PRO INC
MEDIA PRO INC
MELE,ANTONIO
MELLOR,ROBERT ALLAN
MENARD,WINIFRED
MERANI,HUSSEIN
MERANTE,ANTONIO
MERANTE,GIOCONDA
MERANTE,ROSINA
MERCER (CANADA) LIMITED
MERIDIAN CREDIT UNION
MERI G LIANO,VALENTI NA
METE,TERESA
METE,VINCENT
METRO PLUMBING HEATING
MEYER,CHRISTEL
MHPM PROJECT MANAGERS INC
MHPM PROJECT MANAGERS INC
MICHAEL'S CARPET AND FLOORING (NIAGARA) LTD
MICK AND ANGELO'S PREHISTORIC OLDTIMERS HOCKEY CLUB
MIDE BISTRO
MIDE BISTRO
MILANO,ANTONIO
MILENKOVIC,BUDIMIR
MILLAR,ANNE
MILORAD,ZDJELAR
MINERVINI,DOMENIC
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE
MINISTER OF FINANCE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD
MINISTER OF FINANCE PAYMENT PROCESSING CENTRE
MINISTER OF FINANCE/MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
Page 16 of 28
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose Amount
326021 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 150.00
324283 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 63280
325311 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325312 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325313 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324921 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
324522 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
324731 10- Dec -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE 114.00
325314 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325793 29- Dec -2008 GRANT 50.00
325315 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326022 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326023 08- Jan -2009 REFUND FOR EMPLOYEE PURCHA 300.00
324284 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 339.00
324523 03 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 678.00
325649 22- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 9,560.25
325316 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325317 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325318 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325319 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325320 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324524 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
324732 10- Dec -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE 114.00
325321 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325322 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324525 03 -Dec -2006 MATERIALS 60.00
325323 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325324 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325325 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324111 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 45.20
324733 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 176.57
326024 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS SANTA PARADE 97,47
325326 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324734 10- Dec -2008 REFUND DAMAGE DEPOSIT 750.00
325327 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325328 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326025 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325329 17- Dec-2006 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325330 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324735 10- Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE 3,073.40
325650 22- Dec -2008 ARB REFUND 2,549
325331 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325332 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326027 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323986 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 8,128.18
324736 10- Dec -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE 322.00
324285 26- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES CONVEI' 31,730.82
326028 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES NCCC 27,919.95
326029 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES 17,887.38
326030 08- Jan -2009 ADVERTISING 265.00
323896 13 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS 104.52
324286 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 102.83
325333 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325334 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325335 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323897 13- Nov -2008 REFUND DAMAGE DEPOSIT 750.00
324526 03- Dec-2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE 150.12
323898 13 -Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 133.87
324112 19- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 137.45
324186 20- Nov -2008 REMITTANCE 7,153.94
324287 26 -Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 136.06
324289 26 -Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 164.49
324529 03- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE NOV. CIT 56,532.92
324530 03 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE- LIBRARY 3,654.37
324925 '17 -Dec -2008 REMITTANCE PST FOR NOVEMBE 4,328.12
325729 23- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 175.39
325794 29- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE -DEC08 54,477.28
325795 29- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE DEC 08 3,667.18
324114 19- Nov -2008 6- 2008 -050 ORT /REIXONGER PLAN 125.00
324926 17 -Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE 715.00
324531 03- Dec -2008 LICENSE RENEWAL 162.00
323899 13- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 1,789.11
324113 19- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 1,750.96
324288 26- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 1,789,11
324528 03- Dec-2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 1,789.11
324738 10 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 1,75226
324924 17- Dec-2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE 1,695.80
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
MINISTRYOFATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MINISTRY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
MISENER,ROB
MISTER CHEMICAL LTD.
MISTER CHEMICAL LTD.
MISTER CHEMICAL LTD.
MISTER CHEMICAL LTD.
MISTER CHEMICAL LTD.
MITCHELL,LOUIE
MODERN LANDFILL INC
MODERN LANDFILL INC
MODERN LANDFILL INC
MODERN LANDFILL INC
MOLDENHAUER,KATHY
MONTAGANO,IDA
MONTAGUE,ROSE
MONTELEONE,RALPH
MONTGOMERY BROS NORTHLAND SUPPLY
MONTGOMERY BROS NORTHLAND SUPPLY
MONTGOMERY,MOE& MONTGOMERY, MIKE
MONTGOMERY,MOE& MONTGOMERY, MIKE
MONTICELLO GRILLE HOUSE AND WINE BAR
MOONEY,EVA JEAN
MOORE,RICK
MOREAU,HOWARD
MOROCCO,JOHN
MOROCCO,JOHN
MORRISSEY,DENYSE
MORRISSEY,DENYSE
MORRISSEY,DENYSE
MORTON,DALE
MORTON,DALE
MOSCATOMAGDALENE
MOSCHELLA,CONCETTA
MOSS,HIRRELL
MOTT,ERNEST
MR QUICK SOFT CLOTH
MRKALJ,JOE
MUCHA,MARY
MUIR,MADELINE
MUIR,THELMA
MULLERS PROPERTIES INC C/O INDUSTRIAL MALL
MUNICIPAL HEALTH SAFETY ASSOCIATION
MUNICIPAL WORLD INC
MURACA,ADELINA
MURACA,FRANCESCA
MURAWSKI,CHESTER
MURDACAMARIA
MURPHY,MARK CHARLES
MURRAY,LAWRENCE
MUSCLE UP CANADA
MUSITANO,DOMINIC
MUSSARI,TOM
N Y STYLE DELI
N Y STYLE DELI
NALEZINKSI,KEN
NATIONAL QUALITY INSTITUTE
NATIONAL REMEDIATION RECOVERY
NELSON EDUCATION LTD
NERO,NICK
NEWSVIDEO SERVICE
NEWFON,VIVIAN
NGUYEN,KIM
NIAGARA 21 ST GROUP IN
NIAGARA ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES INC
NIAGARA BLOCK INC
NIAGARA CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
NIAGARA CHAIR A VAN
NIAGARA CHAIR A VAN
NIAGARA COLLEGE ATHLETIC YEARBOOK
NIAGARA COLLEGE BROADCASTING DEPARTMENT
NIAGARA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
NIAGARA COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS
NIAGARA COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS
NIAGARA FALLS ART GALLERY
NIAGARA FALLS ART GALLERY
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
325728 23- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325884 30- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
326031 08- Jan -2009 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325651 22 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324290 26- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324532 03- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324927 17- Dec-2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325796 29 -Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
326032 08- Jan -2009 STORES /INVENTORY
324739 10 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
323900 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324533 03- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325797 29- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325885 30-Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
326033 08- Jan -2009 TRAVEUMILEAGE
326034 08-Jan-2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324534 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
326035 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325652 22- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
326036 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES
324293 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325798 29- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324294 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325336 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324929 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325337 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323901 13- Nov -2008 TRAVEL/MILEAGE
324741 10- Dec -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE
323902 13- Nov -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE
324742 10- Dec-2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE
326037 08- Jan -2009 TRAVEUMILEAGE
324535 03 -Dec -2008 REFUND
324743 10-Dec-2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE
325338 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325339 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324536 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325340 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326038 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES
324116 19- Nov -2008 COMMERCIAL BUILDING FACADE
325341 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325342 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325653 22- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324117 19- Nov -2008 TAX REBATE
324295 26- Nov -2008 TRAINING
324537 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325343 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325344 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324538 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325345 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325654 22- Dec-2008 ARB REFUND
323903 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324118 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324296 26 -Nov -2008 COMMERCIAL BUILDING FACADE
325799 29- Dec -2008 PETTY CASH
324755 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS COUNCIL DINNERS
326045 08- Jan -2009 ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL DINNE
324745 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324297 26 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324119 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324120 19 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324930 17- Dec -2008 ADVERTISING
325655 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325346 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324298 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325656 22 -Dec -2008 ARB REFUND
323987 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324121 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
Wre (sir 15- Dec -2008 TAX LEVY
324299 26- Nov -2008 GRANT
325886 30- Dec-2008 GRANT
324300 26- Nov -2008 ADVERTISING
325658 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325887 30- Dec -2008 SLEEP CHEAP CHARITIES REAP 2(
324122 19- Nov -2008 ADVERTISING
326039 08- Jan -2009 ADVERTISING
324302 26- Nov -2008 GRANT
325888 30 -Dec -2008 GRANT
Page 17 of 28
Amount
1,731.30
809.10
2,604.96
200.00
300.81
715.11
975.65
1,042.90
29.91
150.00
5,223.46
733.99
2,558.92
396.28
223.00
100.00
15.00
100.00
315.00
2,236.50
3,224.02
359.62
339.00
100.00
150.00
100.00
194.00
375,69
216.00
116.00
71.00
106.02
170.50
100.00
100.00
15.00
100.00
346.50
10,000.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
2,801.40
393.75
11.98
100.00
100.00
15.00
100.00
346.11
146.51
1,395.45
20,000.00
111.01
248.60
299.45
150.00
1,054.16
47,754.00
181.14
250.00
64.80
100.00
30.00
2,724.15
475.13
143.58
3,492,674.25
34,369.00
34,369.00
183.75
500.00
150,644.55
2,164.92
3,378.49
4,666.63
4,666.67
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
NIAGARA FALLS HUMANE SOCIETY
NIAGARA FALLS HUMANE SOCIETY
NIAGARA FALLS HUMANE SOCIETY
NIAGARA FALLS LIONS CLUB
NIAGARA FALLS MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOC
NIAGARA FALLS TOURISM
NIAGARA FALLS TOURISM
NIAGARA GALLERY
NIAGARA INFLATABLES GAMES INC
NIAGARA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES
NIAGARA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES
NIAGARA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE HYDRO INC
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE HYDRO INC
NIAGARA PARKS COMMISSION
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA PENINSULA ENERGY INC
NIAGARA REGIONAL POLICE SERVICE
NIAGARA REGIONAL POLICE SERVICE
NIAGARA REGIONAL POLICE SERVICE
NIAGARA SHEET METAL FABRICATING LTD
NIAGARA SHEET METAL FABRICATING LTD
NIAGARA SHEET METAL FABRICATING LTD
NIAGARA SHEET METAL FABRICATING LTD
NIAGARA THIS WEEK
NIAGARA THIS WEEK
NIAGARA THIS WEEK
NIAGARA THIS WEEK
NIAGARA THIS WEEK
NIAGARA WATER CONDITIONING LTD
NIAGARA.COM
NIAGARA.COM
NICHOLLS,THORA
NIELSEN'S MAINTENANCE (1999) LTD
NIELSEN'S MAINTENANCE (1999) LTD
NIKIFORTCHUK,IRENE
NORJOHN CONTRACTING PAVING LTD
NORJOHN CONTRACTING PAVING LTD
NORRIS,STEVE
NORRIS,STEVE
NORTHFIELD,JOHN
NUNNAMAKER,WILLIAM
OATLEY,SHAWN
OATLEY,SHAWN
OCE- CANADA INC
OCE- CANADA INC
OCE- CANADA INC
OESTERHELD,GUENTER& OESTERHELD, GERTRUD
OLDTIMERS HOCKEY CHALLENGE
OLIVA,MARIA
Cheque No. Cheque Date
324303 26- Nov -2008
324747 10- Dec -2008
325689 30 -Dec -2008
325660 22- Dec -2008
324539 03- Dec -2008
323904 13 -Nov -2008
324123 19- Nov -2008
324185 20 -Nov -2008
324305 26 -Nov -2008
324540 03- Dec-2008
324541 03- Dec -2008
324749 10-Dec-2008
324931 17- Dec -2008
325730 23- Dec -2008
325731 23 -Dec -2008
326040 08- Jan -2009
324306 26- Nov -2008
325890 30- Dec -2008
324307 26- Nov -2008
324124 19- Nov -2008
324303 26- Nov -2008
324750 10- Dec -2008
325661 22- Dec-2008
324309 26- Nov -2008
326041 08- Jan -2009
324310 26- Nov -2008
323905 13- Nov -2008
323988 13- Nov -2008
324125 19 -Nov -2008
324126 19 -Nov -2008
324311 26- Nov -2008
324312 26- Nov -2008
324542 03-Dec-2008
324543 03- Dec-2008
324751 10- Dec -2008
324752 10- Dec -2008
324932 17 -Dec -2008
324933 17 -Dec -2008
325662 22- Dec -2008
325801 29- Dec -2008
325802 29- Dec -2008
325891 30 -Dec -2008
326042 08- Jan -2009
326043 08-Jan-2009
323989 13- Nov -2008
324127 19- Nov -2008
325803 29- Dec -2008
323990 13- Nov -2008
324313 26- Nov -2008
324754 10- Dec-2008
325663 22- Dec-2008
323906 13 -Nov -2008
324314 26- Nov -2008
324934 17- Dec-2008
325664 22- Dec-2008
325892 30- Dec -2008
323991 13- Nov -2008
324301 26- Nov -2008
325659 22- Dec-2008
325347 17- Dec -2008
324315 26- Nov -2008
326044 08- Jan -2009
325348 17- Dec-2008
323992 13- Nov -2008
324545 03- Dec -2008
324128 19- Nov -2008
324546 03- Dec -2008
325665 22 -Dec -2008
324935 17- Dec-2008
324756 10- Dec -2008
326046 08- Jan -2009
323994 13-Nov -2008
324757 10- Dec-2008
326047 08-Jan-2009
325666 22- Dec-2008
325804 29 -Dec -2008
325349 17- Dec-2008
Purpose
GRANT
REMITTANCE
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
GRANT
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
GRANT
GRANT
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
ADMINISTRATIVE
MATERIALS
ADMINISTRATIVE
UTILITIES
UTILITIES
ADMINISTRATIVE
WATER ARREARS NOVEMBER 11;
UTILITIES
WATER ARREARS NOV 18 08
UTILITIES
WATER ARREARS NOV 25/08
UTILITIES
REMITTANCE -WATER ARREARS DI
UTILITIES
REMITTANCE -WATER ARREARS DI
UTILITIES
REMITTANCE -WATER ARREARS DI
UTILITIES
UTILITIES
REMITTANCE -WATER ARREARS DI
UTILITIES
UTILITIES
REMITTANCE -WATER ARREARS J/
UTILITIES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING
MATERIALS
SERVICES
SERVICES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT 2008 -08 SURFACE TRE
CONTRACT 2007 -08 SURFACE TRE
REFUND EPPI 2008
TRAVEUMILEAGE
ARB REFUND
TAX REFUND
TRAVEUMILEAGE
TRAVEUMILEAGE
LEASES AND RENTS
LEASES AND RENTS
LEASES AND RENTS
MB REFUND
ADVERTISING
SENIOR TAX REBATE
Page 18 of 28
Amount
37,711.85
20.00
37,711.83
105.00
1,425.00
3,080.40
3,080.40
5,371.06
3,080.40
5,371.06
3,131.74
3,131 74
3,131.74
5,433.50
3,106.07
6,263.48
33,333.35
33,333.33
10000
415.84
308.75
1,763.75
515.00
56.46
65.87
4,500.00
21,697.66
7,853.99
3,764.79
3,822.48
12,621.95
369.41
14,264.64
234.76
26,192.30
142,832.41
9,277.32
1,097.74
5,504.85
9,064.89
63,234.64
93,718.55
12,838.33
544.24
35.00
35.00
35.00
113,00
678,00
1,130.00
452.00
238.35
279.30
666.75
525.00
302.40
1,747.20
59.80
59.80
100.00
3,619.39
5,477.29
100.00
544,047.39
10,500.00
300,00
137.00
469.10
2,000.00
14.00
12.00
3,747.62
3,886.14
5,133.05
78,75
315.00
100.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
OLIVIER,EVA
OLMSTEAD,JOAN
OMERS
OMERS
OMERS
OMERS
OMERS
OMERS
ON SCENE RESCUE TRAINING
ONTARIO ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY NETWORK LTD
ONTARIO GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
ONTARIO PARKS ASSOCIATION
ONTARIO TAX SALES INC
ONYEAMA- ASONYE, SAMMY
ONYEAMA-ASONYE,SAMMY
OPTIMIST CLUB
OPTIMIST CLUB
OSBORNE,CLIFFORD
OUELLET,BOB
P &C COMPOSTECH INC
P &C COMPOSTECH INC
PACELLA,VINCENZO
PAGENET OF CANADA INC
PAGENET OF CANADA INC
PAGET,RONALD
PALERMO,NIARGHERITA
PALERMO,PAULO
PALMER,WENDALL
PANCZUK,ANASTASIA
PANETTA,FILOMENA
PANTUSA,BRIAN
PAONE,ROSA
PAONESSA,NICOLINA
PAPAVASILIOU,TOM
PARAMENTIC,PETER
PASCUZZI,ANTONETTE
PATTERSON,DAVID
PATTERSON,ELENA
PAWELEC,ANNE
PEC ROOF MAINTENANCE
PEC ROOF MAINTENANCE
PECK,FRED
PELLUGRINO,FRANK
PELTON,GEORGE
PENINSULA ABSTRACT INC
PENINSULA CONSTRUCTION INC
PENINSULA CONSTRUCTION INC
PENINSULA PEST CONTROL LTD
PENINSULA PEST CONTROL LTD
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PENINSULA PURE WATER
PEOPLE 2 DESIGN
PEPPER,MARILYN JANE
PERFORMANCE CONCEPTS CONSULTING
PERFORMANCE POWDER COATING FASTENERS LTD
PERRICELLI,TONY
PERRI -MED
PERSONAL TOUCH MAID SERVICE COMPANY LIMITED THE
PERSONAL TOUCH MAID SERVICE COMPANY LIMITED THE
PERSPECTIVE GALLERY DOUG VANASSELSTINE
PERUGINO,PHILIP
PESHKO,ANNE
PETTI,ANTHONY
PETTINATO,MARIA
PETURA,ANNA
PETURA,MARY
PHILIPS ENGINEERING
PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CANADA
PHILLIPS,GERALD
PHILLIPS,KATHLEEN
Cheque No. Cheque Date
325350 17- Dec -2008
325351 17- Dec -2008
323995 13- Nov -2008
323996 13- Nov -2008
324548 03- Dec2008
324758 10- Dec -2008
324759 10- Dec-2008
325805 29- Dec-2008
324760 10 -Dec -2008
325806 29- Dec-2008
326048 08- Jan -2009
324316 26- Nov -2008
324129 19- Nov -2008
324761 10- Dec -2008
325807 29- Dec -2008
324762 10- Dec -2008
325667 22- Dec -2008
325352 17- Dec -2008
325668 22- Dec -2008
325671 22- Dec -2008
326051 08- Jan -2009
325353 17- Dec -2008
324763 10- Dec -2008
326049 08- Jan -2009
325354 17- Dec -2008
325355 17- Dec -2008
326050 08- Jan -2009
323907 13- Nov -2008
325356 17 -Dec -2008
325357 17- Dec -2008
324937 17 -Dec -2008
325358 17- Dec-2008
325359 17 -Dec -2008
325869 22- Dec -2008
325670 22- Dec -2008
325360 17- Dec -2008
324549 03- Dec -2008
325361 17- Dec -2008
325362 17 -Dec -2008
323997 13- Nov -2008
324938 17 -Dec -2008
326052 08- Jan -2009
325363 17- Dec -2008
326053 08- Jan -2009
324132 19- Nov -2008
324131 19- Nov -2008
326054 08- Jan -2009
324318 26- Nov -2008
325673 22- Dec -2008
323908 13 -Nov -2008
323998 13 -Nov -2008
324130 19- Nov -2008
324317 26- Nov -2008
324550 03 -Dec -2008
324764 10- Dec -2008
324939 17 -Dec -2008
325672 22- Dec -2008
325808 29- Dec -2008
324765 10- Dec-2008
324766 10- Dec -2008
324024 18- Nov -2008
326055 08- Jan -2009
325809 29 -Dec -2008
324767 10 -Dec -2008
324319. 26- Nov -2008
325674 22 -Dec -2008
324320 26- Nov -2008
325364 17 -Dec -2008
325365 17- Dec -2008
324768 10- Dec -2008
325366 17- Dec -2008
326057 08- Jan -2009
326056 O8- Jan -2009
324552 03- Dec -2008
325675 22- Dec -2008
324553 03- Dec-2008
325367 17 -Dec -2008
Purpose
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE 116155
PAYROLL REMITTANCE
PAYROLL REMITTANCE LIBRARY
PAYROLL REMITTANCE LIBRARY
MATERIALS
CONTRACT SERVICES
2009 OGRA MEMBERSHIP FEE
MALLALLEY /PI ETRAN G E LO /RUSC I1
TAX SALES
MATERIALS
REFUND
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SERVICES
SERVICES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
ARB REFUND
ARB REFUND
SENIOR TAX REBATE
GRANT
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES PROJECT
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
REFUND
CONSULTING SERVICES
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS CPR COURSE MATEF
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REFUND
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES MONTROS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
Page 19 of 28
Amount
100.00
100.00
473,049.30
27,764.30
781.92
371,817.04
22,710.50
22,609.78
604.80
4,423.90
1,756.60
3,827.88
2,047.50
150.00
718.01
309.75
3,708.97
100.00
100.00
204.23
132.30
100.00
17.16
17.16
100.00
100.00
100.00
200.00
100.00
100.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
913.45
177.01
100.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
1,414.60
529.05
150.00
100.00
100.00
250.29
997.50
15,219.75
214.20
31.50
101.00
241.50
60.00
314.87
25.00
230,00
155.00
25.00
35.00
1,819.13
2,555.65
8,820.00
339.00
150.00
883.05
1,029.20
1,029.20
100.00
100,00
100.00
3,372.78
100.00
100.00
100.00
567.29
1,285.20
15.00
100.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
PHILLIPS,SYLVIA
PHOENIX FOUNDRY PTY LTD
PHOENIX FOUNDRY PTY LTD
PHOENIX FOUNDRY PTY LTD
PHOENIX FOUNDRY PTY LTD
PHOTOPIA PHOTOGRAPHY
PIETRANGELO,DAN
PIETRANGELO,DAN
PIETRANGELO,JONATHON
PIGEON,ROGER
PINERIDGE TREE SERVICE LTD
PIN ERIDGE TREE SERVICE LTD
PINGUE,ANGIOLINA
PINGUE,FELIX
PIPEFLO CONTRACTING CORPORATION
PIPEFLO CONTRACTING CORPORATION
PIRKO,HELEN
PIROSKO,JOSEPH
PIRSON,MIKE
PISCITELLI,ANTONIO
PITNEY WORKS
PIZZACALLA,GINO
PIZZICAROLA,MARIA
PIZZOLATO,MIRELLA
PJ MARKETING
PK HUMMINGBIRD STEEL BAND
PKF CONSULTING
POPKO,SUSAN
POPPA CORN CORP
PORTA,FERDINANDO
PORTAGE BAKERY LIMITED
PORUBENSKY,ANNA
POST FOODS CANADA CORP
POTRZ,VIVIAN
POTTS,JESSICA
POTTS,JESSICA
POTTS,THOMAS
POWELL,LAWRENCE
POWER PLANT SUPPLY CO.
PRATA,GUY
PRATA,GUY
PRAXAIR
PRAXAIR
PRAXAIR
PREMIER ELECTION SOLUTIONS
PRESSTEK CANADA CORP
PREST,CATHERINE
PRICE,DOUGLAS
PRIDDLE,CLARENCE
PRIDDLE,PHI LIP WILFRED
PRIMERANO,MARK
PROJECT SHARE
PROJECT SHARE
PROVENZANO,VITTORIO
PROVINCIAL CONSTRUCTION (NIAGARA FALLS) LTD
PROVINCIAL CONSTRUCTION (NIAGARA FALLS) LTD
PROVINCIAL CONTRACTORS INC
PROVINCIAL CONTRACTORS INC
PROVINCIAL MAINTENANCE
PROVINCIAL MAINTENANCE
PROVINCIAL MAINTENANCE
PROVINCIAL MAINTENANCE
PROVINCIAL SERVICES
PSECO INC
PULLANO,LUIGI GINO
PULLANO,MIKE
PULLIA,GIOVANNA
PUPO,MARIA
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
PUROLATOR COURIER
Cheque No. Cheque Date
325368 17- Dec -2008
324321 26- Nov -2008
324554 03- Dec -2008
325676 22- Dec-2008
326058 08- Jan -2009
324555 03- Dec -2008
325810 29- Dec -2008
326059 08- Jan -2009
325811 29- Dec -2008
324133 19- Nov -2008
324134 19- Nov -2008
324322 26- Nov -2008
325369 17- Dec-2008
324940 17- Dec -2008
324323 26 -Nov -2008
324769 10- Dec-2008
325370
325677
326060
325371
324324
324556
326061
325372
323999
325679
325678
324557
324135
325373
324558
325375
326009
325374
324325
324771
325376
325377
325812
324136
324942
324559
325680
325813
325896
324326
325378
325379
325380
325381
17- Dec-2008
22- Dec-2008
08- Jan -2009
17- Dec -2008
26 -Nov -2008
03 -Dec -2008
08- Jan -2009
17- Dec-2008
13- Nov -2008
22- Dec -2008
22- Dec -2008
03- Dec -2008
19 -Nov -2008
17- Dec -2008
03- Dec-2008
17 -Dec -2008
08- Jan -2009
17- Dec -2008
26- Nov -2008
10- Dec-2008
17- Dec-2008
17- Dec -2008
29- Dec -2008
19- Nov -2008
17- Dec -2008
03 -Dec -2008
22- Dec-2008
29- Dec -2008
30- Dec -2008
26- Nov -2008
17- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
17 -Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
324560 03- Dec -2008
324327 26- Nov -2008
325897 30 -Dec -2008
323909 13- Nov -2008
324137 19- Nov -2008
325814 29 -Dec -2008
324138 19- Nov -2008
324329 26 -Nov -2008
324328 26- Nov -2008
324774 10- Dec -2006
325681 22- Dec -2008
325815 29- Dec-2008
324000 13- Nov -2008
324330 26- Nov -2008
325382 17- Dec -2008
324775 10- Dec -2008
325383 17- Dec -2008
325384 17- Dec-2008
324001 13- Nov -2008
324139 19- Nov -2008
324331 26- Nov -2008
324561 03 -Dec -2006
324777 10- Dec -2008
324943 17- Dec -2008
325682 22- Dec-2008
325816 29- Dec -2008
326062 08- Jan -2009
Purpose
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
CONTRACT SERVICES
REFUND
MATERIALS
REFUND
TRAINING
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
GRANT
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT 2005 -16 TV INSPECTIO
SENIOR TAX REBATE
ARB REFUND
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
LEASES AND RENTS
GRANT REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
CONTRACT SERVICES PEOPLE M
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
STEAM
SENIOR TAX REBATE
TRAVEUMILEAGE
TRAVEUMILEAGE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
TRAVEUMILEAGE
TRAVEUMILEAGE
LEASES AND RENTS
LEASES AND RENTS
LEASES AND RENTS
CONTRACT SERVICES AVOS HAF
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
GRANT
GRANT
GRANT
MATERIALS
CONTRACT 2008-186-06 FIRST AVE
CONTRACT 2008- 186 -06 FIRST AVE
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES TENDERT
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
COURIER
COURIER
COURIER
COURIER
COURIER
COURIER
COURIER
COURIER
COURIER
Page 20 of 28
Amount
100.00
231.00
396.90
231,00
315.00
540.00
272,79
150.00
250.00
45.00
8,400.00
1,680.00
100.00
13,108.88
3,675.00
127,558.36
100.00
1,933.69
150.00
100.00
731.11
50.00
100.00
100.00
519.80
375.00
5,250,00
15.00
1,369.53
100.00
420.00
100.00
21,739.39
100.00
380.00
429.50
100.00
100.00
724.71
25.00
27.50
220.40
78.43
97.94
4,570.85
131.08
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
26,175.10
26,175.08
146.89
160,038.38
378,651.76
73,710.00
18,209.23
5,499.06
52,344.60
1,498.56
1,321.32
519.75
2,302.26
100.00
146.89
100.00
100.00
68.07
54.13
99.50
41.45
123.00
60.01
59.82
93.52
91.35
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
QUARANTA,WANDA
QUICKSERVICE TECH (CAN)
R W HOIST REPAIRS LTD
R W HOIST REPAIRS LTD
R M LOUDON LIMITED
R NICHOLLS DISTRIBUTORS INC
R NICHOLLS DISTRIBUTORS INC
R NICHOLLS DISTRIBUTORS INC
R V ANDERSON ASSOCIATES LIMITED
R V ANDERSON ASSOCIATES LIMITED
RACINE,MARY
RACO AUTO SUPPLY LTD
RACO AUTO SUPPLY LTD
RADEK,VERA
RANKIN CONSTRUCTION INC
RANKIN CONSTRUCTION INC
RAPANARO,ED
RAVEN,BONNIE
RAYMOND,LARRY THOMAS
RBC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RBC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
REALTAX INC
REALTAX INC
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
RECEIVER GENERAL
REES,MARGUERITE
REGANTI,FLORENCE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
REGIONAL NIAGARA FIRE BUFFS
REID,LORNA
RENDA,ANNA
RENNIE,GEORGE
RESULTS CONTINUUM INC
RESULTS CONTINUUM INC
RHODEN,SYREETA
RICCI,JOHN
RICE ROAD GREENHOUSES AND GARDEN CENTRE LTD.
RICHARD,MARY
RICHARDS,INEZ W NNIFRED
RICK,STOKES
RICKARD,LOIS DOLORES
RIDLEY ASSOCIATES APPRAISAL SERVICES LIMITED
RIESER,FRED
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
325385 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324002 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324577 03 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
326080 OB- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES
325787 29- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324569 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325685 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
326071 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
324344 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325690 22- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES WEIGHTM
325386 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324332 26- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325817 29- Dec-2008 STORES /INVENTORY
325387 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324140 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES WEIGHTM.
324562 03- Dec-2008 CONTRACT 2008 -03 ASPHALT OVE
324141 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324563 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
323910 13- Nov -2008 REFUND
324333 26- Nov -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE
325898 30 -Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE
324142 19- Nov -2008 REGISTRATION FEES
325818 29- Oec-2006 REMITTANCE
323911 13- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
323912 13- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324143 19- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324144 19 -Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324334 26- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324335 26- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324564 03 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324565 03-Dec-2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324778 10 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324779 10 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324944 17- Dec-2006 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324945 17- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325732 23- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325733 23- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325899 30- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325900 30 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
326063 08-Jan-2009 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
326064 08-Jan-2009 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
326065 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326066 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
Wre tsfr 28- Nov -2008 EQUIPMENTIMATERIAULABOUR
Wre tsfr 28 -Nov -2008 OCT WATER-WASTEWATER
Wre tsfr 11 -Dec -2008 MTO BILLING- TRANSPORTATION
Wire tsfr 16- Dec -2008 DEBENTURE INTEREST
Wire tsfr 17- Dec-2006 COST SHARING PUMPING STN
Wre tsfr 24- Dec-2008 DEBENTURE INTEREST
Wre tsfr 31- Dec -2008 NOV WATER- WASTEWATER
324003 13 -Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES PROSECU
324145 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324336 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES MTO BILLII
324566 03- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES MTO -MUN
324780 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324781 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
324946 17- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES RECYCLIN
325683 22 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES RECYCLIN
325819 29- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES MTO NOV
325911 06- Jan -2009 CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS/MEDIA
326067 08- Jan -2009 DEVELOPMENT CHARGES
326068 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
324337 26 -Nov -2008 SUPPLIES
325388 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325389 17- 060 -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324567 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
324146 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324782 10 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325820 29- Dec -2008 REFUND
326069 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
324147 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325390 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326070 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324359 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325391 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324338 26- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES
325392 17-Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
Page 21 of 28
Amount
100.00
429.40
3,985.98
2,781.80
1,364.21
86.28
491.69
247.52
5,703.82
632.39
100.00
1,312.90
1,037.79
100.00
19,354.65
75,153.23
150.00
15.00
743.24
1,367.29
1,396.12
6,510,00
11,353.50
169,240.86
275.97
167,005,30
329.45
182,312.19
383.78
171,233.72
280.29
162,909.72
229.70
168,215.60
425.61
165,103.43
220.01
121,472.79
209.30
442,028.20
211.52
100.00
100.00
121,634.24
1,658,198.75
33,945.34
20,491.50
202954.42
38,021.25
1,598,271.59
473.75
22,011.38
9,723.70
21,146.05
4,636.21
92.80
10,237.49
11,588.05
11,569.80
450.00
1,728,474.59
1,578.26
115.89
100.00
100.00
15.00
525.00
1,260.00
50.00
90.21
593.25
100.00
100.00
108.29
100.00
1,143.24
100.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
RIGG MOONEY MONUMENTS
RIGG MOONEY MONUMENTS
RILEY,L FERN
RILEY,MARJORIE
RINALDI,NICOLA
RISK PROTECTION GROUP
RIVER REALTY DEVELOPMENT (1976) INC
ROACH,VERA MAE
ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT& SERVICES INC
ROBBINS,JANE
ROBBINS,RICHARD
ROBERTS,CYNTHIA
ROBERTS,DANIEL
ROBERTS,J. PATRICIA
ROBERTSON,BRIAN
ROBERTSON,WILLIAM
ROBICHAUD,ADRIENNE
ROBIDOUX,ROBERTA
ROBINS,ELISE
ROBINSON,CLARENCE STUART
ROCCA,ELIZABETH MARIE
ROCCOSANTO,NICK ANGELO& ROCCOSANTO, ANTONIETTA
RODGERS,AGNES
RODGERS,D
RODGERS,JEAN
ROGERS WIRELESS INC
ROGERS WIRELESS INC
ROGERS WIRELESS INC
ROGERS TIRELESS INC
ROGERS WIRELESS INC
ROLFSEN,ELEANOR
ROLKO,TONI
ROMA FENCE LTD
ROMA FENCE LTD
ROMA FENCE LTD
ROMANO,JOAN
ROMULUS HOLDINGS INC,
RONA FARR LUMBER LTD
RONA FARR LUMBER LTD
RONA FARR LUMBER LTD
RONALD C. ELLENS APPRAISALS INC
ROSANO,FRANK
ROSS,LORRAINE
ROTELLA,ELIZABETH
ROTHENFLUH
ROTO ROOTER PLUMBERS
ROUPAS,ELLEN
ROY,ELLEN
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 51
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION NO 396
ROYAL ENVELOPE LTD
ROYAL ENVELOPE LTD
ROYER,JEAN
RTR WELDING FABRICATING INC
RUBERTO,CATERINA
RUDAN EXPORT IMPORT LTD
RUDAN,VERNONICA
RUDDY,ALLAN
RUDYK,EDWARD
RUFRANO,MARCY LYNN& RUFRANO, JESSICA ANN
RUISH,JANICE
RUSCITTI,ANTONIA
RUSSELL,DANIEL
5 N DIESEL
SACCO CONSTRUCTION LTD
SACCO CONSTRUCTION LTD
SACCO CONSTRUCTION LTD
SACCO CONSTRUCTION LTD
SACCO CONSTRUCTION LTD
SACCO CONSTRUCTION LTD
SACCO CONSTRUCTION LTD
SACCO,BEVERLEY
SACCO,FRED
SACCQGIUSEPPINA
SACCO,MARY
SAFEDESIGN APPAREL LTD
SAFETY KLEEN CANADA INC
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
324148 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324568 03 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325393 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325394 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325395 17- Dec -2006 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324947 17 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325684 22- Dec -2008 ARB REFUND
325396 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326072 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES
324570 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
324571 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324339 26- Nov -2008 REIMBURSEMENT
325398 17- Dec -2005 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325397 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324572 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
326073 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325399 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325400 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325402 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325401 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325403 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325686 22- Dec -2008 ARB APPEAL
325404 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326074 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
325405 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323913 13- Nov -2008 SERVICES
324149 19- Nov -2008 SERVICES
324573 03- Dec -2008 SERVICES
325821 29- Dec -2008 SERVICES
325901 30- Dec -2008 SERVICES
325406 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326075 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324341 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324785 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324949 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325687 22- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324786 10- Dec-2008 REFUND
323914 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324342 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324574 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324343 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325407 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326076 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325408 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326077 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324787 10- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324575 03- Dec -2008 TRAVEL/MILEAGE
325409 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324576 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
324950 17- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325688 22 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
326078 08-Jan-2009 MATERIALS
325410 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325689 22 -D9c -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
325411 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324150 19- Nov -2008 TAX REBATE
324951 17- Dec -2008 REFUND OF LOT GRADING DEPOS
326079 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
325412 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324789 10- Dec -2008 REFUND
325413 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325414 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325415 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323918 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
323915 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT 2008 -02 SIDEWALK C
324004 '13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT 2008-02 SIDEWALK& C
324790 10- Dec-2008 CONTRACT 2008-02 SIDEWALK C
324952 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT 2008- 205 -08 NEW SIDE
325691 22 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES SNOW REI
325822 29- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
326081 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT 2008 -02 SIDEWALK C
325416 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324791 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325417 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325418 17 -D9c -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325692 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324151 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
Page 22 of 28
Amount
150.00
149.10
100.00
100.00
100.00
6,955.20
20,173.96
100.00
1,471.36
15.00
15.00
239.28
100.00
100.00
124.29
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
1,097.15
100.00
135.59
100.00
264.16
3,378.02
300.19
1,889.67
273.12
100.00
100.00
8,172.16
668.96
1,337.92
100.00
3,822.36
89.24
9.51
125.69
1,390.80
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
201.55
84.56
100.00
65.00
65.00
283.26
40.88
100.00
191.50
100.00
3,801.05
1,000.00
150.00
100.00
561.48
100.00
100.00
100.00
18,144.10
76,909.53
56,018.94
12,357.29
30,077.55
2,259.06
1,850.63
51,659.71
100.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
306.18
3,883.11
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name Cheque No.
SAFETY KLEEN CANADA INC 324345
SAFETY TODAY 324346
SAFETY TODAY 324579
SAFETY TODAY 324792
SAFETY TODAY 324953
SAFETY TODAY 325823
SAGE, DON 325693
SAINT MICHAEL HIGH SCHOOL 324793
SALCI,TED 323916
SALCI,TED 324347
SALCI,TED 325694
SALNIKOW,FRANCIS 325419
SALVATOREBENITO 325420
SAMPSON,HAROLD 325421
SAMUEL,PAUL 325422
SANDOLAMARIA 326082
SANDULEAC,SHIRLEY 326083
SCERVINO JR,LOU 324152
SCERVINO,LIDIA 325423
SCHMAGALA,DRAGICA 325424
SCHMIDT,LAURA 325425
SCHMOHL,GISELA 325426
SCHOLTENS,SOPHIA 325427
SCOTIABANK -VISA PURCHASE CARDS 324667
SCOTT,CHRIS 324954
SCOTT,JAMES 325428
SCOTT,JOANNE 324580
SCOTT,SEAN 325824
SCOZZAFAVA, LUIGI 325430
SCOZZAVAFA,GIOVANNI 325429
SECRETARY TREASURER NIAGARA ROADS SUPERVISORS ASSC 324753
SEICK,W1LLIAM
SEKULIC,IVAN
SELMAN,JOSEPHINE
SEMACH,NANCY
SEMENACH,NETTIE
SENESE,PETER
SENTINEAL CARRIAGES INC
SHAHEEN PEAKER LTD
SHAHEEN PEAKER LTD
SHAHEEN PEAKER LTD
SHAHEEN PEAKER LTD
SHARPE,JOHN
SHAW,EDITH
SHEEHAN ARBITRATION MEDIATION SERVICES
SHELTON,JOHN
SHERREN,PHYLLIS
SHERWIN WILLIAMS
SHOEMAKER,MARSHA
SHOVELLOR,LAURA
SHRED IT KITCHENER
SHRED IT KITCHENER
SHRED IT KITCHENER
SIDEWALKS PLUS
SIGNATURE SIGNS
SIGNATURE SIGNS
SIGNATURE SIGNS
SIGNATURE SIGNS
SIGNATURE SIGNS
SILVESTRONE,MARIO
SIMPLEX GRINNELL
SIMPLISTIC LINES INC
SIRIANNI,ALICE MARIE
SIRIANNI,ANTONIO
SIRIANNI,DOMEN IC
SLOGGETT,NAOMI
SMALL BUSINESS CLUB NIAGARA INC
SMITH,BRIAN
SMITH,ED
SMITH,EDWARD
SMITH,GRAHAM
SMITH,HEATHER
SMITH,KENNETH
SMITH,LEE
SMITH,MARGUERITE
SMITH,PATRICIA
SMITH,TEAGAN
324581
325431
325432
325695
325433
325434
325696
324348
324794
325697
325825
325435
325698
324795
326084
325436
324349
325437
325438
324154
324796
326085
323917
324006
324350
324583
325699
325826
325439
324351
324352
325441
325440
325442
325443
324155
325827
324584
325444
325445
324585
325446
324955
325447
325448
324797
Cheque Date
26- Nov -2008
26- Nov -2008
03 -Dec -2008
10- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
29 -Dec -2008
22 -Dec -2008
10- Dec -2008
13- Nov -2008
26- Nov -2008
22- Dec -2008
17 -Dec -2008
17- Dec-2008
17- Dec-2008
17- Dec -2008
08-Jan-2009
08-Jan-2009
19 -Nov -2008
17 -Dec -2008
17 -Dec -2008
17 -Dec -2008
17 -Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
10 -Dec -2008
17- Dec-2008
17- Dec -2008
03- Dec-2008
29 -Dec -2008
17- Dec-2008
17- Dec-2008
10- Dec-2008
03- Dec-2008
17- Dec-2008
17- Dec -2008
22- Dec-2008
17- Dec-2008
17-Dec-2008
22- Dec -2008
26- Nov -2008
10- Dec -2008
22 -Dec -2008
29- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
22- Dec -2008
10- Dec -2008
08- Jan -2009
17- Dec -2008
26- Nov -2008
17-Dec-2008
17- Dec-2008
19- Nov -2008
10- Dec-2008
08- Jan -2009
13- Nov -2008
13- Nov -2008
26- Nov -2008
03- Dec -2008
22- Dec -2008
29 -Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
26- Nov -2008
26- Nov -2008
17 -Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
17- Dec-2008
17 -Dec -2008
19- Nov -2008
29-Dec-2008
03- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
03- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
17- Dec -2008
10- Dec -2008
Purpose
STORES /INVENTORY
STORES /INVENTORY
STORES /INVENTORY
STORES /INVENTORY
STORES /INVENTORY
STORES /INVENTORY
MATERIALS
MATERIALS SANTA CLAUS PARAI
TRAVEL/MILEAGE
TRAVEL/MILEAGE
TRAVEL/MILEAGE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
REFUND
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MEMBERSHIPS FOR 7 SUPERVISO
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
CONTRACT SERVICES BLACKBURI
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
CONTRACT SERVICES
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
MATERIALS
SENIOR TAX REBATE
PETTY CASH
SENIOR TAX REBATE
SENIOR TAX REBATE
REFUND
Page 23 of 28
Amount
386.05
403.41
1,366.99
662.27
1.200.88
742.00
135.59
100.00
150.00
1,155.00
1,155.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
146.89
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
239,456.26
101.68
100.00
15.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
350.00
15.00
100.00
100.00
135.59
100.00
100.00
210.00
13,037.13
10,048.50
4,465.86
4,671.66
100.00
50.00
945.00
100.00
100.00
459.48
100.00
100.00
72.98
216.83
75.76
19,590.90
444.09
440.70
785.35
169.50
479.03
100.00
566.13
178.82
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
15.75
569.67
15.00
100.00
100.00
15.00
100.00
248.26
100.00
100.00
80.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
SNIDER,CLINTON
SNIDER,HERBERT
SNIPS LANDSCAPE NURSERY 0/A 843081 ONTARIO INC
SNIPS LANDSCAPE NURSERY O/A 843081 ONTARIO INC
SNYDER,BILL
SOBANSKI,BEATE (BETTY)
SOCIETY OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD ATLANTIC PROVINCE
SORRENTI,STELLA
SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION
SPADAFORA,MIRELLA
SPADAFORA,ODETTE
SPADAFORA,RALPH
SPARKMAN,ROLAND
SPARKMAN,SELINA
SPEARE SEEDS
SPENCER,MATT
SPINOSA,VINCENZA
SPIRONELLO,ANN
SPOTLESS CLEANING
SPRIET ASSOCIATES ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS
ST JOHN AMBULANCE
ST JOHN AMBULANCE
ST PAUL HIGH SCHOOL
ST. GEORGE,GERRY
STACEY,PATRICIA
STADAR WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTIONS
STAMFORD COLLEGIATE
STAMFORD HOME HARDWARE
STANTE,CARMELINA
STAVROU,COSTAS
STERN,NIKOLAS
STEVEN ROBINSON ARCHITECT INC
STEVENS,ASHLEY
STEVENSVILLE LAWN SERVICE INC
STEVENSVILLE LAWN SERVICE INC
STEVENSVILLE LAWN SERVICE INC
STEVENSVILLE LAWN SERVICE INC
STEWART,SHIRLEY
STICKL,ROSEMARIE
STICKLAND,GLORIA
STINSON EQUIPMENT LIMITED
STINSON EQUIPMENT LIMITED
STIRLING,JOHN
STOKES INTERNATIONAL
STOLL,MICHAEL R& STOLL, JOAN E
STORAGE NIAGARA
STORAGE NIAGARA
STORAGE NIAGARA
STRANGES,DOMENIC
STRANGES,GIOVANNI
STRATEGY CORP
STRATEGY CORP
STREAMLINE
STREMLAW,DORINE LILY
STUART,DAVE
STUMP,EVELYN
STYBELL,MICHAEL
STYLES,WESLEY
SUDNIK,ANTONINA
SUJA,DENISE
SULLIVAN MAHONEY
SULLIVAN MAHONEY
SULLIVAN MAHONEY
SULLIVAN,KEVIN PAUL
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
SUNCOR ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
Page 24 of 28
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose Amount
325450 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325449 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324798 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 41,133.75
325828 29- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 3,743.25
324586 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
325451 17- Oeo-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325700 22- Dec -2008 ARB REFUND 659.79
325452 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 10000
324799 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 105.00
325455 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325453 17-Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325454 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325456 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100,00
325457 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324008 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 2,312.49
325903 30- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 124.29
325458 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325459 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324009 13 -Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 414.75
324156 19- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES HUNTER 18,742,50
324358 26- Nov -2008 GRANT 2,708.37
325904 30- Dec -2008 DRAW 2,708.33
324803 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS SANTA CLAUS PARAI 100.00
324356 26- Nov -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE 479.70
325460 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325829 29- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 2,168.92
324800 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 100.00
324010 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 1,007.85
325461 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100,00
325462 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325463 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324354 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 1,050.00
324355 26 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS 10.00
324157 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT 2008- 213 -08 EROSION 1 23,454.31
324587 03- Dec-2008 CONTRACT 2008 213 -08 EROSION i 3,244.84
324801 10 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES LANDSCAI 26,129.25
325830 29- Dec -2006 CONTRACT 2008- 213 -08 EROSION 1 3,549.90
325464 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325465 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325466 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324357 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 980.12
324802 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 1,251.74
325467 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324588 03-Dec-2008 MATERIALS 1,242.44
325701 22- Dec-2008 ARB REFUND 3,310.88
324011 13- Nov -2008 LEASES AND RENTS 84.75
324360 26- Nov -2008 LEASES AND RENTS 3,486.05
325831 29 -Dec -2008 LEASES AND RENTS 96.05
324158 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 124.29
325468 17 -D0c -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324361 26- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 7,875.83
325832 29- Dec -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 7,875.06
326086 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES 587.60
325469 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324804 10 -Dec -2008 PETTY CASH 338.74
325470 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325471 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325472 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325473 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325474 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324159 19- Nov -2008 LEGAL SERVICES 3,443.69
324362 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 2,894.39
326087 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES 4,147.57
324806 10 -Dec -2008 REFUND 1,553.66
324161 .19- Nov -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE ASO REMITTAN 504.78
324364 26 -Nov -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE 268,666.28
324959 17- Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE -ASO REMITTAN 1,460.13
323919 13- Nov -2008 FUEL 89,651.26
324012 13 -Nov -2008 FUEL 30,207.59
324160 19- Nov -2008 FUEL 2,272.27
324363 26 -Nov -2008 FUEL 62,907.08
324589 03- Dec-2008 FUEL 26,042.52
324807 10 -Dec -2008 FUEL 26,382.57
324957 17- Dec -2008 FUEL 2,025.07
324958 17- Dec -2008 FUEL 28,440.03
325833 29 -Dec -2008 FUEL 27,246.90
325905 30- 0e0-2008 FUEL 22,433.18
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
SUPERIOR BLEND COFFEE LTD
SUPERIOR BLEND COFFEE LTD
SUPERIOR BLEND COFFEE LTD
SUPERIOR BLEND COFFEE LTD
SUTPHEN CORPORATION
SUZAKI,MITSU KO
SWAIN,HENRY
SWIFT,MARY
SZUCS- CURTIS,THOMAS
TAB
TAB
TADDEO,DOMENICA
TAIT, CINDY
TALARIS CANADA INC
TALARIS CANADA INC
TALK WRELESS INC
TALK WRELESS INC
TAMM COMMUNICATIONS INC
TAMM COMMUNICATIONS INC
TAN,G RACE
TARDIF,MARIE
TARNAWSKY,JOAN
TARRANT,NORMAN
TAVANO,TOMMASO
TAVENDER,AUDREY
TAYLOR,JOAN BEATRICE
TAYLOR,OLIVE
TAYLOR,PATRICIA
TAYLOR,TONY
TAYLORS WATER SERVICE
TECHNICAL STANDARDS SAFETY AUTHORITY
TELUS INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS
TELUS INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS MOBILITY
TELUS NATIONAL SYSTEMS INC
TELUS NATIONAL SYSTEMS INC
TELUS NATIONAL SYSTEMS INC
TENAQUIP LIMITED
TENAQUIP LIMITED
TES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
TESKEY,BERNADETTE
TESSMER,LOTHAR
THATCHER GARDEN SERVICE
THE GREENFIELD GROUP LTD
THE PEPSI BOTTLING GROUP
THE PEPSI BOTTLING GROUP
THE PEPSI BOTTLING GROUP
THE PEPSI BOTTLING GROUP
THE PEPSI BOTTLING GROUP
THE PRINTING HOUSE LTD
THE PRINTING HOUSE LTD
THE PRINTING HOUSE LTD
THE PRINTING HOUSE LTD
THE REVIEW
THE REVIEW
THE REVIEW
THE REVIEW
THE REVIEW
THE V &S ENGINEERING GROUP LTD
THE WATERING CAN INC
THERIAULT,ANDREW
THERIAULT,MARY
THOMAS,LUCINDA (CINDY)
THOMAS,ORLIN
THOMPSON,JEFF
THORSTONE PROPERTIES LIMITED
THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR
THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR
TIM HORTONS STORE 1430
Page 25 of 28
Cheque No. Cheque Dale Purpose Amount
324365 26 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS 45120
324806 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 451.00
325702 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 383.29
326088 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 450.41
326089 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS SUTPHEN CUSTOM S 849,231.10
325475 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325476 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324809 10- Dec-2008 REFUND 14.07
325477 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324162 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 5,361.54
324590 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 378.64
325478 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324366 26 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS 203.40
324367 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 220.35
325834 29- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 203.40
325703 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 703.72
325835 29 -Dec -2008 SERVICES 327.70
324810 10 -Dec -2008 ADVERTISING 5,509.31
325704 22- Dec -2006 ADVERTISING 3,271.88
325479 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325480 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325481 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325482 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325463 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325464 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325485 17-Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325486 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325487 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326090 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 150.00
325705 22- Dec -2008 WATER 90.00
326091 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 824.25
324164 19- Nov -2008 SERVICES 2,259.59
325706 22- Dec-2008 SERVICES 2,302.88
324013 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 632.80
324165 19- Nov -2008 SERVICES 4,374.50
324368 26- Nov -2008 SERVICES 4,990.47
324591 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 154.21
324961 17 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 212.97
324962 17-Dec-2008 SERVICES 4,736.41
325836 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 382.47
325837 29- 080-2008 SERVICES 4,624.61
326092 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS 303.96
324811 10- Dec -2008 SERVICES 1,350.12
325838 29 -Dec -2008 SERVICES 8,524.66
326093 08- Jan -2009 SERVICES 11,811.07
324166 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 313.24
326094 08- Jan -2009 STORES /INVENTORY 213.16
324369 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 10,806.50
324592 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
324370 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
325839 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 1,680.00
324963 17- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 6,659.45
324014 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 1,219.24
324167 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 843.30
324593 03- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 1,200.52
324964 17- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 3,298.73
325707 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 772.75
324015 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS MATSON 135.60
324168 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS BRAD JOHNSTON 55.37
325708 22 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 497.20
325840 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 1,576.35
324169 19 -Nov -2008 ADVERTISING 14,199.21
324371 26- Nov -2008 ADVERTISING 1,982.69
324616 05 -Dec -2008 ADVERTISING 1,076.25
324965 17 -Dec -2008 ADVERTISING 7,109.56
325709 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 50.00
324812 10- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES FERNWOC 1,513.63
324372 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 250.81
325489 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325488 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324594 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 124.29
325490 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325841 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 150.00
324170 19- Nov -2008 TAX REBATE 10,890.91
324373 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 268.80
325710 22- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES ELEVATOF 268.80
326095 08-Jan -2009 MATERIALS 71.83
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
TINIO,ENRICA
TODD,MARION
TONTOLI,MARIA
TORELLQCOSIMO
TORONTO STAMP INC
TORONTO STAMP INC
TORONTO STAMP INC
TORONTO STAMP INC
TOTHFALUSE,JOSEPH
TOWN OF LINCOLN
TRANSFORM VAN TRUCK FLEET OUTFITTERS
TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
TRANSPORTATION SAFETY TRAINING
TRANSPORTATION SAFETY TRAINING
TRAPASSO,JACK
TRENDLE,B.
TREVOR P GARWOOD -JONES ARCHITECT INC
TRH NIAGARA PROPERTIES LTD
TRI COMMITTEE OF ONTARIO
TRIFUNSKI,JOHN
TRILENNIUM PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS CORP.
TROPEA,DOMENICO
TROPEA,LUIGI
TROTTIER,KENT
TRUDEAU,LOUIS
TRUESDALE,DONALD
TSH ENGINEERS PLANNERS
TSH ENGINEERS PLANNERS
TSH ENGINEERS PLANNERS
TSH ENGINEERS PLANNERS
TUIN,ANN
TWARDAWSKY,NICK
TWARDAWSKY,NICK
TYERS,SUSAN
TYNDALL,MARION
UAP INC #963
UAP INC #963
UCC INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONAL INC
UCC INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONAL INC
ULINE
UNITED ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
UNITED WAY
UNITED WAY
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
UPPER CANADA CONSULTANTS
UPPER CANADA CONSULTANTS
UPPER CANADA CONSULTANTS
UPS CANADA
URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC
URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC
URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC
URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC
URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC
URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC
URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC
URQUHART,BILL
V GIBBONS CONTRACTING LTD
V GIBBONS CONTRACTING LTD
V GIBBONS CONTRACTING LTD
V GIBBONS CONTRACTING LTD
VADIM COMPUTER MANAGEMENT GROUP LTD
VADIM COMPUTER MANAGEMENT GROUP LTD
VAI LLANCOURT, PAULIN E
VALLEE,LIDIA
VALLEY BLADES LIMITED
VALUE ADDED SYSTEMS INC
VAN DE LAAR,DAVE
VAN DYKE,HARRY
VAN DYKE,HARRY
VANCOR SUPPLY
VANCOR SUPPLY
VANDERMEULEN,SHELLY
VANDERSLUYS,JOAN PRITCHARD
VANEYK MEDIA.COM
VARPALOTAI,MARIA
VATTOVAZ,DOROSE
VECTOR TOOLING
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
325491 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325492 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325493 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325494 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324016 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324813 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324966 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325842 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325495 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326096 08- Jan -2009 INTERNAL AUDITING COURSE JAI
325711 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325712 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325843 29- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
326097 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES
324376 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324171 19- Nov -2008 TRAINING
324377 26- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES
325713 22- Dec-2008 ARB REFUND
324172 19- Nov -2008 TRI COMMITTEE ANNUAL FALL SW
324814 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324815 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325496 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325497 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324595 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325498 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325499 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324017 13- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES NCCC
324378 26- Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES
324596 03- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES PEOPLE M
324816 10- Dec -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES
325500 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324817 10- Dec -2008 TRAVELMIILEAGE
326098 08- Jan -2009 TRAVELMIILEAGE
324597 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324598 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324173 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324967 17- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324599 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
326099 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
325844 29- Deo-2008 STORES /INVENTORY
324381 26- Nov -2008 REFUND SERVICE DEPOSIT
324380 26- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325734 23-Dec-2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
325714 22 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
323921 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324382 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324968 17 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324816 10- Dec-2008 COURIER
323922 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324383 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES DWQMS
324601 03- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324819 10- Deo-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324969 17- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES FOURTH
325715 22 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES -4 PAD ARE
325845 29 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES PEOPLE M
324820 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324386 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT GARNER SW SAN /PU
324823 10- Dec -2008 CONTRACT- MCLEOD- >RIDEAU REf
324972 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT- COMPLETION GARNEF
325847 29- Dec -2008 CONTRACT -KALAR /MCLEOD -RIDE/
324821 10- Dec-2008 SERVICES
325906 30 -Dec -2008 SERVICES
325501 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325502 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326100 08Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES
324970 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324971 17- Dec -2008 REIMBURSEMENT FOR EMPLOYEE
324602 03 -Dec -2008 TRAVEUMILEAGE
325846 29 -Dec -2008 TRAVEL/MILEAGE
324174 19 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325716 22 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324384 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325503 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324385 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
325504 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324603 03- Dec -2008 REFUND SERVICE DEPOSIT NO L
326101 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
Amount
Page 26 of 28
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
51.19
105.89
72.41
102.35
100.00
350.00
4,127,89
535.50
3,449.25
441.00
150.00
45.00
735.00
170.56
140.00
400.00
847.50
100.00
100.00
135.59
100.00
100.00
7,412.99
3,150.00
9,103.30
2,911.90
100.00
27.50
51.50
5.00
15.00
997.71
1,450.19
1,052.54
244.08
108.78
750.00
1,113.00
1,094.00
40.00
9,562.14
507.78
189.00
78.38
6,031.57
32,664.29
446.25
1,526.44
4,684.82
32,965.35
12,634.97
150.00
226,630.14
951,153.41
9,804.85
590,858.83
62,478.80
43,741.54
100.00
100.00
7,337.52
5,996.91
449.16
235.75
395.00
1,763.06
304.42
10.00
100.00
488.25
100.00
300.00
1,937.25
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
VENTRESCA,CARMINE
VERROCHE,KEVIN
VESCIO,BETTY
VESCIO,LUIGI
VICTORIA CENTRE BIA
VIG,WAYNE
VILLELLARAFFAELA
VISCA,RITA
VISCUSI,PASQUALE
VOIGT,PETER
VOLUNTEER ENERGY
VON NIAGARA BRANCH
VONO,ELISABETH
VOUT,BERYL
VUKELICH,DANICA
VUONO,JOYCE
WAJAX INDUSTRIES
WALK ON DUST CONTROL
WALK ON DUST CONTROL
WALK ON DUST CONTROL
WALK ON DUST CONTROL
WALK ON DUST CONTROL
WALK ON DUST CONTROL
WALKER AGGREGATES INC
WALKER AGGREGATES INC
WALKER AGGREGATES INC
WALKER AGGREGATES INC
WALKER AGGREGATES INC
WALKER AGGREGATES INC
WALKER AGGREGATES INC
WALKER,AGNES
WALKER,GERALD
WALLACE WIRELESS
WALLACE,KRISTY
WALLACE,MELVYN STANLEY
WALLER SALLIE
WALSH,MARIA
WALTON,FRANCES
WARCUP,HELOISE
WARMAN,THOMAS W.
WARNER,BILL
WARNER,IMLLIAM LEONARD
WARREN,ANNA
WASHINGTON MILLS ELECTRO MINERALS CORP
WASHINGTON,WES
WASTE MANAGEMENT
WATSON ASSOCIATES ECONOMISTS LTD
WATSON ASSOCIATES ECONOMISTS LTD
WATSON ASSOCIATES ECONOMISTS LTD
WATSON,MURIEL
WATT,SUSAN
WAYNE SAFETY INC
WEAVER,GAIL
WEAVER,JAMES EARL& WEAVER, RAMONA FRANCES
WEAVER,LORRAINE
WEAVER,MARGARET
WEAVER,PHYLLIS
WEBBTRONICS
WEBBTRONICS
WEIMA,DANAKA
WELDDARE METAL WORKS LTD
WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA INC
WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA INC
WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA INC
WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA INC
WESCO DISTRIBUTION CANADA INC
WESTBURNE/RUDDY
WESTBURNE/RUDDY
WESTBURNE/RUDDY
WESTBURNE/RUDDY
WESTBURNE/RUDDY
WESTLANE SECONDARY SCHOOL
WHEELER SUE
WIELGOSZ,LORAINE N
WILCOX,CLAUDE
WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY STUDENT CONNECTIONS
WILLIAM G. ANDERSON ASSOCIATES
Page 27 of 28
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose Amount
325505 17- Dec.2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324604 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
326102 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325506 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325717 22- Dec-2008 2008 BIA LEVY 4TH INSTALLMENT 67,216.84
325718 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 122.85
325507 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
323923 13- Nov -2008 REFUND 270.85
325508 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325509 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324018 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 135.60
325848 29 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 905.00
325510 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325511 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325907 30- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325513 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326103 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES 14,263.10
323924 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 24.52
324019 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 36.81
324176 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 272.02
324388 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 101.96
324825 10 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 170.12
324974 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 194.58
324175 19 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS 2,552.77
324387 26 -Nov -2008 MATERIALS 1,120.68
324605 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 840.36
324824 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 2,475.34
324973 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 135.02
325719 22- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 1,351.02
325849 29- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 884,24
325514 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325515 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325850 29- Dec -2008 SERVICES 7,797.00
323860 06- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 500.00
325516 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325517 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324607 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
325518 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325519 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324826 10- Dec -2008 REFUND DAMAGE DEPOSIT 750.00
325851 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 600.00
324827 10- Dec -2008 REFUND 45.23
325520 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324177 19- Nov -2008 TAX REBATE 2,387.97
324608 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
325852 29- Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 203.07
324389 26- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 1,209.34
325720 22- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES PEOPLE M 1,929.90
326104 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES 5,262.81
325521 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324609 03- Dec -2008 MATERIALS 15.00
324828 10 -Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 187.58
325522 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324390 26- Nov -2008 REFUND CEMETERY PLOTS SECT! 945.00
325524 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
326105 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325523 17- Dec-200B SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324610 03 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS 1,355.55
325721 22- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 338,67
324829 10- Dec-2008 TRAVEIJMILEAGE 17.65
324020 13- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES 183.63
324021 13- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 1,214.14
324178 19- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 265.10
324391 26- Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 546.74
324975 17 -Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 593.48
326106 08- Jan -2009 STORES/INVENTORY 736.58
324392 26 -Nov -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 347.36
324830 10- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 109.98
325722 22- Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 446.59
325853 29 -Dec -2008 STORES /INVENTORY 652.24
326107 08- Jan -2009 STORES/INVENTORY 454.83
324831 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS 200.00
323925 13- Nov -2008 TRAVEL/MILEAGE 63.14
325525 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
325526 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE 100.00
324179 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS 132.30
324393 26 -Nov -2008 CONSULTING SERVICES 11,340.00
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS
Vendor Name
WILLIAM G. ANDERSON ASSOCIATES
WILLIAMS,GEORGE
WILLIAMS,LEONARD
WILLIAMS,LILLIAN
WILLOUGHBY VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION
WILSON,BILL
WILSON,FRANCES
WILSON,MARGARET
WILSON,OLIVE M
IAILSON,TOM
WLSON,VIOLET
WIMBUSH,ROB
WINDEBANK,JILL
WINGER,TERRI
WINTER FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
WINTER FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
WINTER FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
WOMEN'S PLACE OF SOUTH NIAGARA INC
WOMEN'S PLACE OF SOUTH NIAGARA INC
WONG,WLLIAM W K
WONG,WILLIAM W K
WORK EQUIPMENT LTD
WORK EQUIPMENT LTD
WORK EQUIPMENT LTD
WOZNIAK,JADWIGA
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WSIB
WYLIE,BRENDA
WYLIE,BRENDA
XCG TRAINING OPERATIONS
YELLOW PAGES GROUP
YERICH,PAUL
YMCA
YMCA
YMCA
YMCA
YMCA
YOUNG SOD FARMS LTD
YOUNG SOD FARMS LTD
YOUNG SOD FARMS LTD
YOUNG SOD FARMS LTD
YOUNG SOD FARMS LTD
YOUNG SOD FARMS LTD
YWCA ST CATHARINES
YWCA ST CATHARINES
ZABOR,AIDA
ZABOR,RICK
ZAMBONI COMPANY LTD
ZAMBONI COMPANY LTD
ZANINI,RON
ZANIOL,MARIE
ZARLENGA,NICOLETTA
ZEIDLER PARTNERSHIP
ZEIDLER PARTNERSHIP
ZIGANTE,ANA
ZUMPANO,LUCIA
ZYBULAK,MARIA
Cheque No. Cheque Date Purpose
324976 17- Dec-2008 CONSULTING SERVICES
325528 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325527 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326108 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324611 03 -Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324833 10 -Dec -2008 REFUND
326109 08- Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325529 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325531 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324832 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325530 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324180 19- Nov -2008 REFUND
325532 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
326110 08- Jan -2009 CARETAKERS WAGES
324394 26- Nov -2008 GRANT
324834 10 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
325908 30- Dec -2008 GRANT
324395 26- Nov -2008 GRANT
325909 30-Dec-2008 GRANT
324835 10- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
326111 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES
323926 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324396 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324836 10- Dec-2008 MATERIALS
325533 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
323927 13- Nov -2008 ADMINISTRATION CHARGEADJUS'
324022 13- Nov -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE
324397 26 -Nov -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE
324612 03- Dec-2008 ADMINISTRATIVE
324613 03 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE- LIBRARY
324837 10- Dec-2008 ADMINISTRATIVE
324978 17- Dec-2008 ADMINISTRATIVE SCHEDULE 2 IN
325735 23- Dec -2008 ADMINISTRATIVE SCHEDULE 2 IN
325855 29-Dec-2008 ADMINISTRATIVE SCHEDULE 2 IN
325856 29- Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE LIBRARY
325857 29 -Dec -2008 PAYROLL REMITTANCE- MUSEUMS
323928 13- Nov -2008 PETTY CASH
324838 10- Dec -2008 PETTY CASH
324839 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324614 03- Dec -2008 SERVICES
325534 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324182 19- Nov -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324615 03-Dec-2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
324840 10- D8c-2008 UTILITIES
324979 17- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES
326112 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES
323929 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324023 13- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324183 19- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324398 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324841 10- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324980 17- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324399 26- Nov -2008 GRANT
325910 30-Dec-2008 GRANT
325535 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325859 29- Dec -2008 MATERIALS
324400 26- Nov -2008 MATERIALS
324981 17 -Dec -2008 MATERIALS
326113 08- Jan -2009 MATERIALS
325536 17 -Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325537 17- Dec -2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
324842 10- Dec -2008 CONTRACT SERVICES NCCC
326114 08- Jan -2009 CONTRACT SERVICES NCCC
326115 08-Jan -2009 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325538 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
325539 17- Dec-2008 SENIOR TAX REBATE
Page 28 of 28
Amount
12,371.02
100.00
100.00
100.00
21,050.00
80.00
100.00
100.0D
100.00
146.89
100.00
44.71
100.00
65.00
31,666.63
750.00
31,666.67
2,083.37
2,083.33
4.500.00
300.00
15,710.04
1,366.32
1,968.76
100.00
7,352.81
884.35
32,996.24
3,564.21
570.79
13,561.69
22,989.63
278,312.36
43,392.09
554.73
280.10
673.36
1,178.58
3,990.00
45.94
100.00
3,311.02
4,879.08
1,289.07
2,348.95
3,827.97
233.82
1,666.30
487.64
467.64
563.56
116.91
5,286.50
5,286.50
100.00
150.00
2,235.47
1,472.80
150.00
100.00
100.00
454,518.91
10,895.18
100.00
100.00
100.00
Total 33,206,699.94
January 26, 2009 L- 2009 -01
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: L- 2009 -01
Niagara Falls to Thorold Watermain Interconnect
Proposed Land /Easement Exchange with the Region
MacBain Community Centre and The Meadows of Dorchester
Our File No.: 2008 -248
RECOMMENDATION:
Niagaraf1alls
CANADA
The Council approve the transfer of land and land exchange between the parties as
described in this Report.
BACKGROUND:
The Regional Municipality of Niagara (the "Region is proposing to construct a 500mm
watermain to connect the Niagara Falls water system to the DeCew water system in
Thorold South. The Class EA identified the preferred route of the watermain as beginning
at the Region's 36 inch trunk watermain in Kinsmen Court and terminating at the Region's
elevated water tank on Allanburg Road in Thorold South. A portion of the watermain will
cross City property at the MacBain Community Centre "MacBain The route through
MacBain has been chosen so as to minimize the impact on MacBain while meeting
minimum MTO setback requirements from the QEW off -ramps and that portion of McLeod
Road that is under the jurisdiction of the MTO. All disturbed areas including landscaping,
walkways and lighting would be reinstated to the City's satisfaction.
The City is currently reconstructing Kalar Road and requires a 3 foot wide strip of land
across the frontage of the Region's Meadows of Dorchester "Meadows long term care
facility to accommodate sidewalk construction.
The Region is proposing that a simple exchange of property rights to accommodate their
respective needs at minimum expense to the taxpayer, as follows:
The Region will convey to the City a 10 foot wide strip of land across the frontage
of the Meadows facility to.accommodate City sidewalk construction on Kalar Road
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as shown hatched orb I achment "1". The value of the required and is estimated
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to be $33,250.00 based upon a letter of opinion from DTZ Barnicke and adjusted
for the area based upon a legal survey. Upon completion of the conveyance, the
City will enact a by -law to establish the and as a public highway. All disturbed
areas including the driveway entrance will be reinstated to the Region's satisfaction.
The City will convey to the Region a 6 metre wide permanent easement and
adjoining temporary construction easement to the Region for the construction,
operation and maintenance of the watermain. The permanent easement is
described as Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R -13656 and is shown hatched on
Attachment "2 The temporary construction easement is described as Parts 1 and
3 on Reference Plan 59R -13656 and is shown cross hatched on Attachment "2
The value of the permanent and temporary easement rights are estimated to be
$50,820.00 based upon an appraisal by D.J. Penwarden Ltd.
The Region will compensate the City $17,570.00 representing the net difference in
value between the Meadows site and the MacBain site.
The Region and City will each provide a reference plan to describe their respective
property needs.
The Region and City will each be responsible for their own closing costs.
It is Staff's recommendation that the land exchange be approved.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
K. Beaman /L. Banks
Ken Beaman, City Solicitor
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His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: L- 2009 -04
Vince Encroachment Agreement with the City
Otter Street
Our File No.: 2008 -266
RECOMMENDATION:
1) That Joseph Daniel Vince (the "Owner be permitted to encroach onto City -owned
lands abutting 4352 Otter Street; and
2) That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute an Encroachment Agreement.
BACKGROUND:
A request has been received from the solicitor acting on behalf of Joseph Vince for
permission for Mr. Vince to continue a minor encroachment of an eave on his residential
building located at 4352 Otter Street onto Otter Street. A drawing showing the
encroachment in heavy outline is attached as Attachment "1
The Encroachment Agreement is the standard agreement used by the City dealing with
encroachments and provides that an annual fee of $100.00 be paid to the City by the
Owner. Mr. Vince is agreeable to the terms of the agreement.
The Owner will provide the necessary insurance as well as provide for the cost of
preparation of the Encroachment Agreement.
Recommended by:
Approved by:
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January 26, 2009 L- 2009 -06
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: L- 2009 -06
Release of Agreement
Part 4 on Reference Plan 59R -13060
Dorchester Road
Our File No.: 2007 -296
RECOMMENDATION:
BACKGROUND:
Niagaraflalls
C A N A D A
That the release of a Site Plan Agreement dated June 6, 1997 and registered on title over
Part 4 on Reference Plan 59R- 13060, is hereby approved and authorized.
On June 6, 1997 The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls "the City entered into a Site
Plan Agreement with Loblaw Properties Limited "Loblaw for the purpose of erecting a
food store.
In May, 2008 the City purchased a portion of the Loblaw property, being Part 4 on
Reference Plan 59R -13060 "subject lands forthe purpose of widening Dorchester Road.
The subject lands are shown in black on Attachment "1
Upon review of the title page to the subject lands, it was determined that the Site Plan
Agreement can be removed from title as it no longer pertains to the subject lands.
Therefore, it is recommended that the Site Plan Agreement registered on title over the
subject lands be removed.
Recommended by:
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His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: MW- 2009 -02
2009 New Sidewalk Program
RECOMMENDATION:
That this report be received and filed.
BACKGROUND:
Nip ara cells
arterial /collector type roads
high pedestrian areas, commercial, tourist areas
senior citizens, school areas
MW- 2009 -02
Throughout the past year, Staff has accepted calls from residents City wide in regards to
various sidewalk concerns. Some concerns have been based on deteriorated sidewalks
and some have been based on areas where sidewalks do not exist. Staff has collected
these concerns and has generated a list of areas where links in the current sidewalk
system are missing. Missing sidewalks have also been identified in reports generated by
other divisions within the City. In 2000, Council approved the following criteria to be used
in selecting sidewalks for the New Sidewalk Program (MW- 2000 -110):
In 2009 under the New Sidewalk Program, staff will proceed to eliminate as many of these
missing sidewalks as will be allowed within the budget limit ($115,692). Staff will prioritize
those missing sidewalks based on the density of residential traffic in the immediate area
of the sidewalk. Any sidewalks that have been identified in 2008 and not constructed in
2009 will remain on the list for consideration in 2010.
A list of the missing links identified in 2008 is shown below. Staff will move forward and
inform affected residences byway of written letter (sample attached) of th new_linksbeing
constructed in orde�t o eal with any issues arising from the planned sidewalk construction.
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Once all issues are resolved, design will be finalized and tendering may proceed. It is
anticipated that the construction of the subject sidewalks will commence in the summer of
2009.
SIDEWALK LIST:
Stanley Avenue
MTO Corridor
St. Paul Avenue
Waters Avenue
Byng Avenue
Recommended by:
Approved by:
Attach:
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from Morrison Street to Bridge Street
(collector road, missing link)
from Citation Road to Brookside Drive
(school district, missing link for residential movements to the
school)
from Church's Lane to 60m North of Church's Lane
(collector road, missing link)
from Bonnie Street to Margaret Street
(missing link)
from Lundy's Lane to 92 m North of Lundy's Lane
(high pedestrian area, missing link to arterial road)
Ed Dujlovic, Executive Director of Community Services
for of Municipal Works
Dear Resident:
Re: New Sidewalk Construction on Your Street
2009 New Sidewalk Program
Our File: 2009- 217 -09
On a yearly basis, the City identifies by various means missing sidewalk links throughout the City.
In taking steps to create better linkages, each year the City devotes a portion of the capital budget
to constructing new sidewalks. The purpose of the New Sidewalk Program is to make an effort to
eliminate as many missing links as possible to allow for better, more safe pedestrian movement
throughout the City.
In 2008, the City had identified that the missing sidewalk across the frontage of your property would
be of value to the pedestrians in your area. In 2009, the City will be looking into various
construction options to construct the missing sidewalk link. It would be appreciated at this time, if
there are any concerns with the construction of the sidewalk, that the Project Manager be contacted
to discuss and resolve the issue.
The Project Manager for this project will be, CHUCK MCLEOD, Ext. 4217. Inquiries will be
dealt with on an individual basis. The City would like to proceed with the design of the work in the
following weeks and therefore, you are asked to make any inquiries by
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Chuck McLeod, C.E.T.
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Ext 4217 Fax: 905- 356 -2354
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January 26, 2009 TS- 2009 -06
His Worship Mayor Ted Salci
and Members of the Municipal Council
City of Niagara Falls, Ontario
Members:
Re: TS- 2009 -06
Update to By -laws 89 -2000, 96 -50, 94 -262 80 -77
RECOMMENDATION:
That the by -law appearing on tonight's agenda amending By -laws 89 -2000, 96 -50, 94 -262
and 80 -77 be approved.
BACKGROUND:
The above noted by -laws currently reference section 48 of the Mechanics Lien Act, and
the Construction Lien Act, which ensures that any towing costs of vehicles from municipal
lands are paid by the motor vehicle owner. This legislation is no longer utilized, and the
wording in the by -laws should reference Repair and Storage Liens Act R.S.O. 1990
Chapter R.25.
Additionally, due to the organizational changes made in 2007, all references made to the
"Director of Municipal Works" and /or "Director of Engineering" in these by -laws shall now
mean the "Director of Transportation Services and that any references to the "Manager
of Parking and Traffic Operations" shall now mean the "Manager of Parking Operations
Recommended by:
Approved by:
NiagaraJalls
CANADA
Karl Dren, Director
ansportation Services
Ed Dujlovic, Executive Director of Community Services
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CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to designate Lot 119, Registered Plan 230, not be subject to part-lot control.
WHEREAS subsection 50(7) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, provides, in part, that the council
of a local municipality may by by -law designate lands that would otherwise be subject to part-lot
control, not be subject to such part-lot control;
AND WHEREAS such by -laws are required under subsection 50(7.1) of the Planning Act to be
approved by the appropriate approval authority, that being The Regional Municipality of Niagara as
per subsection 51(5) of the Planning Act, subsequently delegated to the City of Niagara Falls by
Regional Municipality of Niagara By -law No. 8819 -97;
AND WHEREAS the owner of the said land wishes to create a property line between the existing
semi detached dwelling units in order to permit each unit to be sold separately;
AND WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls deems it expedient
to designate that the said land not be subject to part-lot control.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That subsection 50(5) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, not apply to Lot 119, Registered
Plan 230, in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara.
2. This by -law shall remain in full force and effect for one year from the date of passage of this
by -law, after which time this by -law shall expire and be deemed to be repealed and of no effect.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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By -law No. 2009
A by -law to designate Lot 63, Registered Plan 59M -33, not be subject to part-lot control.
WHEREAS subsection 50(7) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, provides, in part, that the council
of a local municipality may by by -law designate lands that would otherwise be subject to part-lot
control, not be subject to such part-lot control;
AND WHEREAS such by -laws are required under subsection 50(7.1) of the Planning Act to be
approved by the appropriate approval authority, that being The Regional Municipality of Niagara as
per subsection 51(5) of the Planning Act, subsequently delegated to the City of Niagara Falls by
Regional Municipality of Niagara By -law No. 8819 -97;
AND WHEREAS the owner of the said land wishes to create a property line between the existing
semi- detached dwelling units in order to permit each unit to be sold separately;
AND WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls deems it expedient
to designate that the said land not be subject to part-lot control.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That subsection 50(5) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, not apply to Lot 63, Registered Plan
59M -33, in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara.
2. This by -law shall remain in full force and effect for one year from the date of passage of this
by -law, after which time this by -law shall expire and be deemed to be repealed and of no effect.
Passed this twenty-sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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By -law No. 2009-
A by -law to amend By -law No. 2005 -131, which amended By -law No. 79 -200, to remove the
holding symbol (H) on the lands on the east side of Montrose Road, opposite Matthews Drive, to
allow the construction of townhouse dwellings.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. By -law No. 2005 -131 is amended by deleting sections 1, 2 and 4 and replacing those sections
with the following:
"1. Sheet B2 of Schedule "A" to By -law No. 79 -200 is amended by redesignating from
DH, in part, and HL, in part, to R4 and numbered 674, the land on the east side of Montrose
Road, being Part 1 and part of Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R -7586, in the City of Niagara
Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara and shown hatched and designated R4 and
numbered 674 on the plan Schedule 1, attached to and forming part of this by -law.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of Table 1 of clause (a) and clause (c) of section
4.19.1 and sections 7.9.1, 7.9.2 and 7.9.3 of By -law No. 79 -200, no person shall use the land
described in section 1 of this by -law and shown hatched and designated R4 and numbered
674 on the plan Schedule 1 attached hereto, or erect or use any building or structure thereon,
except for the purpose of townhouse dwellings, with each containing no more than 8
dwelling units, and except in compliance with the following regulations:
(a) Regulations for the purpose of determining
compliance with this by -law and all
other provisions of By -law No. 79-
200, all of the land described in
section 1 of this by -law and designated
R4 and numbered 674 and shown
hatched on the plan Schedule 1
attached hereto, shall be considered
one parcel, save and except for any
part which may be required to be
dedicated for the purpose of road and
highway widenings
(b) Minimum lot area the whole of the land shown hatched
and designated R4 and numbered 674
on the plan Schedule 1, attached
hereto, save and except for any part
that may be required to be dedicated
for the purpose of road and highway
widenings
(c) Maximum number of dwelling 75
units
(e) Minimum yard depths
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(d) Minimum width of a dwelling
unit
between points A and
B, D and E, and E and F
as shown on Schedule 1
attached to and forming
part of this by -law
(ii) between points B and
C, C and D, and G and
A as shown on
Schedule 1 attached to
and fonning part of this
by -law
(f) Minimum building setback
from an internal road, save and
except for any parking area
Minimum setback from the
Ministry of Transportation
right -of -way for all buildings
and structures, internal roads,
required parking spaces and
works essential to the
development, save and except
for a noise attenuation wall
which may be closer
(h) Minimum distance between two
exterior walls facing each other
and neither of which contains a
window for any habitable room
Minimum distance between two
exterior walls facing each other
and one of which contains one
or more windows for a
habitable room or rooms
8.5 metres
6 metres plus any applicable distance
specified in section 4.27.1 of By -law
No. 79 -200
1.2 metres from the exterior side wall
of a dwelling unit
6 metres from the exterior rear wall of
a dwelling unit
4 metres from the exterior side wall of
a dwelling unit
4.5 metres from the exterior front wall
of a dwelling unit
6 metres from the exterior front wall
of a garage
14 metres after any part which may be
required to be dedicated for highway
widening
3 metres
6 metres
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0) Minimum distance between two 12 metres
exterior walls facing each other
and both of which contain
windows for habitable rooms
(k) Maximum lot coverage 35%
(1) Maximum height of building or 10 metres subject to section 4.7 of By-
structure law No. 79 -200
(m) Maximum number of storeys 1.5
(n) Minimum number of parking 2 per dwelling unit which do not need
spaces to be readily accessible at all times
(o) Minimum number of garages 1 per dwelling unit
(p) Minimum landscaped open 50 square metres for each dwelling
space unit
3. Section 19 of By -law No. 79 -200 is amended by adding thereto the following:
19.1.674 Notwithstanding the provisions of Table 1 of clause (a) and clause (c)
of section 4.19.1, and sections 7.9.1, 7.9.2 and 7.9.3 of By -law No.
79 -200, no person shall use the land on the east side of Montrose
Road, designated R4 and numbered 674 on Sheet B2 of Schedule
"A or erect or use any building or structure thereon, except for the
purpose of 75 townhouse dwelling units, with each townhouse
dwelling containing no more than 8 dwelling units, and except in
compliance with By -law No. 2005- 131."
2. By -law No. 2005 -131 is amended by deleting section 3 in its entirety.
3. Schedule 1 to By-Iaw No. 2005 -131 is deleted and replaced with Schedule 1 attached hereto.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
January 26, 2009
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A by -law to amend By -law No. 80 -114, being a by -law to designate private roadways as fire routes
along which no parking of vehicles shall be permitted.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. By -law No. 80 -114 is amended by deleting Schedule "A" and Schedule "A" attached hereto
shall be inserted in lieu thereof.
2. By -law No. 80 -114 is amended by adding Schedule `B -72" attached hereto.
Passed this twenty-sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
COLUMN 1
SITE
Thorold Stone Mall
Stamford Green Plaza
Town Country Plaza
Drummond Square
Towers Plaza
Lundy's Lane Plaza
Niagara Square
Finbows Plaza
Electronic Supermarket
Southway Plaza
Skylon Tower
Pyramid Place
Maple Leaf Village
Canadian Tire
Y.M.C.A.
Summerlea Acres
Stamford Collegiate
Victoria Meadows Townhomes
Niagara South Condominium
Corporation No. 21
YWCA Residential Complex
Niagara Crossing Factory Stores
St. Paul Driving Range
SCHEDULE "A"
COLUMN 2
LOCATION
6161 Thorold Stone Road Schedule "B-1"
Portage Road Schedule `B -2"
3648 Portage Road Schedule `B -3"
Drummond Road Schedule `B -4"
Morrison Street Schedule `B -5"
6460 Lundy's Lane Schedule `B -6"
7555 Montrose Road Schedule `B -7"
6734 Lundy's Lane Schedule `B -8"
6282 Lundy's Lane Schedule `B -9"
Drummond and Dunn Schedule `B -10"
5200 Robinson Street Schedule `B -11"
5400 Robinson Street Schedule `B -12"
Falls Avenue (Oneida Lane) Schedule `B -13"
6840 McLeod Road Schedule `B -14"
4261 Fourth Avenue Schedule `B -15"
6767 Thorold Stone Road Schedule `B -16"
Drummond Road and Leonard Schedule "B -17"
Avenue
Monastery Drive Schedule `B -18"
Kalar Road and Coventry Road Schedule "B -19"
Ailanthus Avenue
Oakwood Drive
St. Paul Avenue
COLUMN 3
SCHEDULE "8"
NUMBER
Schedule `B -20"
Schedule 13-21"
Schedule `B -22"
COLUMN 1
SITE
Brockway Business Centre
Niagara South Condominium No.
28
Niagara South Condominium No.
19
Brookside Village Co- Operative
Homes Inc.
Niagara South Condominium Plan
No. 43
Factor Forms Niagara Ltd.
Zehrs Markets
Ameri-Cana Resort
Niagara South Condominium
Corporation #2
Kingsbridge Village
Non Profit Housing Corporation
Pine Meadows Builders
Townhouse Condominium Project
35 Townhouses
21 Unit Townhome Development
Niagara South Condominium
Corporation No. 1
Edscha of Canada
First Professional Management
Inc.
COLUMN 2
LOCATION
Montrose and Thorold Stone
Roads
5100 Dorchester Road
5150 Dorchester Road
8175 McLeod Road
4230 Meadowvale Drive
8481 Earl Thomas Avenue
Morrison Street and Dorchester
Road
8444 Lundy's Lane
3955 Portage Road
3516 Main Street
5088 Drummond Road
Mewbum Road
6453 Colborne Street and 6476
Huggins Street
5795 Don Murie Street
7190 Morrison Street
COLUMN 3
SCHEDULE `B"
NUMBER
Schedule `B -23"
Schedule `B -24"
Schedule `B -25"
Schedule `B -26"
Schedule `B -27"
Schedule "B-28"
Schedule `B -29"
Schedule "B-30"
Schedule "B-31"
Schedule "B-32"
8055 McLeod Road and 8065 Schedule `B -33"
McLeod Road
Schedule "B-34"
Schedule `B -35"
Schedule "B-36"
Schedule `B -37"
Schedule "B-38"
COLUMN 1
SITE
Orchard Grove Estates Extension
Econo Lodge Hotel
Montrose Gardens
Orlando Drive Condominium
Micron Installations
Rosemount Condominium
Mount Carmel Centre
Great Lodge Resort
Burnfield Lane Condominium
Niagara South Condominium
Niagara South Condominium
Corp. #42
Niagara South Condominium
Corp. #57
Promenade Condominiums
Home Depot
The Courtyard at Meadow Creek
Falls Masonry Ltd.
Townhouse Condominiums
Feliciano Pingue
Proposed Condominium
Feliciano Pingue
Proposed Condominium
Canada One Factory Outlet Mall
COLUMN 2
LOCATION
Magnolia Drive
Access to Lots 30 33, 36 39, 42
45 and 48 -51
7514 Lundy's Lane
Montrose Road
3797 Orlando Drive
6501 Kister Road
Montrose Road
Montrose Road
Victoria Avenue at Leader Lane
3241 Montrose Road
5200 Dorchester Road
7001 Casey Street
2684 Mewburn Road
3300 Montrose Road
7190 Morrison Street
8142 Costabile Drive
5595 Drummond Road
6012 Frontenac Street
6430 Montrose Road
7500 Lundy's Lane
COLUMN 3
SCHEDULE `B"
NUMBER
Schedule `B -39"
Schedule `B -40"
Schedule `B -41"
Schedule `B -42"
Schedule `B -43"
Schedule `B 44"
Schedule `B -45"
Schedule `B -46"
Schedule `B -47"
Schedule `B -48"
Schedule `B -49"
Schedule `B -50"
Schedule `B -51"
Schedule `B -52"
Schedule `B -53"
Schedule `B -54"
Schedule `B -55"
Schedule `B -56"
Schedule `B -57"
COLUMN 1
SITE
Niagara South Condominium
Corporation No. 4 Park Royal
Niagara Catholic District School
Board West Niagara Falls
Catholic Elementary School
Secord Mills
Modern Landfill Inc.
Ashton Heights Condominium
Courtyard Apartments
MacBain Community Centre
Victoria Park Towers
Imperial Towers
6390 Huggins Apartments and
6400 Huggins Apartments
Rock Spring Gardens
Condominium
West Meadow Phase II
Delphina Gardens
Adeline Apartments
Panoramic Properties Inc.
COLUMN 2
LOCATION
3322 Addison Street
3900 Kalar Road
8918 Sodom Road
2025 Fruitbelt Parkway
Drummond Road and Murray
Street
4658 Drummond Road
7150 Montrose Road
6521 Drummond Road
6563 Drummond Road
6390 and 6400 Huggins Street
6334 Desanka Avenue
4399 Montrose Road
6753 O'Neil Street
6420 Montrose Road
7591 Scholfield Road
COLUMN 3
SCHEDULE `B"
NUMBER
Schedule "B -58"
Schedule `B -59"
Schedule `B -60"
Schedule `B -61"
Schedule `B -62"
Schedule `B -63"
Schedule "B -64"
Schedule "B -65"
Schedule "B -66"
Schedule `B -67"
Schedule `B -68"
Schedule `B -69"
Schedule `B -70"
Schedule `B -71"
Schedule "B -72"
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A by -law to authorize the execution of a Lease Agreement with John Bevan respecting the lease of
Reilly Street end, Niagara Falls.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
A Lease Agreement dated the 10 day of November, 2008 and made between John Bevan
as lessee and The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls as lessor, respecting the lease of
the Reilly Street end, Niagara Falls, subject to the terms and conditions as set out in the
Lease Agreement, as attached hereto, is hereby approved and authorized.
2. The Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute the said Lease Agreement.
3. The Clerk is hereby authorized to affix the corporate seal thereto and to deliver the said
Lease Agreement.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
THIS INDENTURE made in triplicate this 10'" day of November, 2008
IN PURSUANCE OF THE SHORT FORMS OF LEASES ACT:
(3)
JOHN BEVAN
Hereinafter called the "lessee"
OF THE FIRST PART
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
Hereinafter called the "lessor"
OF THE SECOND PART
WITNESSETH that in consideration of rents, covenants and agreements hereinafter reserved and
contained on the part of the lessee, the lessor by these presents doth demise and lease unto the lessee
all that parcel of land situate lying and being in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional
Municipality of Niagara and being composed of part of Reilly Street road allowance, as shown
outlined on a sketch marked Schedule "A" attached hereto, together with all facilities of ingress and
egress required for the use of the said parcel of land for the purpose hereinafter set out.
I TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said demised parcel of land (the "land for and during the
teen of fprth (33) years commencing on the 1" day of January, 2009 and ending the 31' day
ofDecerpber, 2042.
2. There shall be no renewals or extensions of the term.
3 Subject t¢ paragraph 4; yielding and paying therefore during the said term unto the lessor the
sum of $2,087.18 annually to be paid in advance on the first day offanuary in each and every
year.
4. (1) The lessee covenants to pay rent.
(2) The said rent shall be fixed, except as set out below, for an initial period of five (5)
ye'ars and shall be subject thereafter to review and revision in accordance with the
tehris of this lease.
Review and revision of the rent payable shall take effect on the fifth anniversary of
the commencement of this agreement and on each subsequent fifth anniversary.
(4) In the event that the parties are unable to agree upon the revision of rental payments,
this lease may be cancelled by either party giving 90 days notice, in writing, to the
other party of their intention to cancel the lease.
The lessee shall be permitted to assign or sublet the lease to a third party, provided that the
lessor has firstly given its consent in writing, which consent shall not be unreasonably
withheld. The lessee further covenants that any and all assignments or subletting of the lease
shall be subject to the execution of all documentation necessary, in the sole discretion of the
lessor, to bind the assignee(s), transferee(s) or sub- tenant(s), as the case may be, to all of the
terms and conditions contained herein.
6. In the event of any default hereunder, except for arrears or taxes which are specifically dealt
with in paragraph 7, including without limitation, the non payment of rent or non-
performance of covenants by the lessee, the lessor shall give the lessee at least thirty days
notice in writing to rectify the default. Should the lessee not rectify the default, the lessor
shall be entitled to terminate the lease upon giving the lessee thirty (30) days notice in
writing to this effect at the address below specified in paragraph 11 and to re -enter and take
possession of the lands and lessee hereby covenants and agrees to deliver up vacant
possession of the land immediately upon request.
7. The lessee covenants with the lessor to pay all taxes, rates and charges, including local
improvement rates which are assessed or charged against the land. The lessee agrees that
should there be tax arrears against the land for a period of at least thirty days, the lessor may
terminate this lease upon giving the lessee at least thirty days' written notice but the arrears
are still due and owing by the lessee. Any subsequent payment of the arrears by the lessee
shall not terminate or cancel the notice of termination given by the lessor herein.
8. The lessor covenants with the lessee for quiet enjoyment.
9. The lessor and the lessee hereby further covenant and agree as follows:
(a) The land shall be used and occupied in accordance with the zoning by -law, as may
be amended from time to time, as well as all other municipal, provincial and federal
laws.
(b)
The lessee covenants to maintain the land in good repair. If, in the sole discretion of
the lessor, any required maintenance or repair is not performed forthwith by the
lessee, the lessor shall be entitled to direct, in writing, that the lessee have the
required work performed entirely at the expense of the lessee. If the lessee fails to
undertake the required work, the lessor- shall have the right, in its sole discretion, to
have the work undertaken at the expense of the lessee and further the lessor shall be
entitled to terminate the lease upon giving the lessee at least thirty days notice in
writing and the lessee hereby covenants and agrees to deliver up vacant possession
of the land immediately upon request.
(c) The lessee shall not cut or remove any trees or ornamental shrubs without the consent
of the lessor.
(e)
(g)
(d) Upon expiration or termination of the lease, the lessee may either remove all
buildings and structures within thirty days from the end of the lease or the buildings
and structures will become the sole property of the lessor. Should the lessee remove
any buildings or structures, he /she shall be responsible for all costs associated with
the restoration of the land to its original condition or such other conditions as shall
be approved by the lessor, failing which the lessor may do the required work at the
sole expense of the lessee, and the lessee agrees to pay forthwith such costs and
expenses as may be incurred by the lessor.
All persons and property at any time on the land shall be at the sole risk of the lessee,
and the lessor shall not be liable for any loss, damage or injury (including loss of life)
to them or it however occurring, unless caused or contributed to by the neglect or
default of the lessor.
(fl The Lessee shall assume all liability and obligation for any and all loss, damage, or
injury (including death) to persons or property that would not have happened but for
this indenture or anything done or maintained by the lessee thereunder or intended
so to be and the lessee shall at all times indemnify and save harmless the lessor from
and against all such loss, damage, or injury and all actions, suits, proceedings, costs,
charges, damages, expenses, claims or demands arising therefrom or connected
therewith, provided that the lessee shall not be liable to the extent to which such loss,
damage or injury is caused or contributed by the neglect or default of the lessor.
The lessee shall at its own expense take out and keep in force a comprehensive policy
of general liability and property damage insurance satisfactory to the City Solicitor,
protecting and indemnifying the lessee and the lessor, its officers, employees and
agents against any claims for damage or bodily injury to or death of one or more
persons and the loss of or damage to property occurring in, on or about the land with
all inclusive coverage of not less than $2,000,000.00, such policy to include the
contractual obligation of the lessee to the lessor under this agreement and to contain
a "cross liability" endorsement. A certified copy of such policy or a certificate in
lieu, in a form satisfactory to the City Solicitor, shall be provided to the lessor on or
before the lease commencement date and or before the renewal date of all future
renewals of the policy. The lessor may, in its sole discretion, require the lessee to
raise the minimum amount of coverage and shall so advise the lessee in writing, who
then shall immediately increase the minimum coverage and deliver to the lessor
withing thirty days, a certified copy of the policy or a certificate in lieu, in a form
satisfactory to the City Solicitor, showing the amended coverage. Failure of the
lessee to comply with these provisions shall constitute breach of the terms of this
lease and shall entitle the lessor to terminate the lease upon giving at least thirty days
notice in writing to the lessee.
(h)
(i)
The lessor may at any time (except in an emergency when no notice shall be
required) upon reasonable notice, enter on the land and inspect same to insure
compliance with the terms of this lease.
The lessee shall pay to the lessor from time to time any costs, charges, or expenses,
incurred by the lessor in connection with any works or undertaking of the lessor to
the extent to which the same shall be necessarily incurred by the entering into of this
lease.
(j) The lessee shall not be entitled to construct fences nor to have heavy landscaping
such as rock gardens, retaining walls, fountains, massive plantings of shrubs or trees
or similar items.
10. (1) Where this agreement requires notice to be delivered by one party to the other, such
notice shall be in writing and delivered either personally, by e -mail, by fax or by
prepaid ordinary first class post, by the party wishing to give such notice, to the other
party at the address noted below.
(2) Such notice shall be deemed to have been given:
(a) in the case of personal delivery, on the date of the delivery;
(b) in the case of e-mail or fax, on the date of transmission provided it is received
before 4:30 p.m. on a day that is not a holiday, as defined in the
Interpretation Act, failing which it shall be deemed to have been received the
next day, provided the next day is not a holiday; and
in the case of ordinary post, on the third day, which is not a holiday,
following posting.
11. Notice shall be given to the lessee at:
(c)
Mr. John Bevan
9767 Niagara River Parkway
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6S6
Tel: (905) 295 -6433
to the City at:
The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen Street
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X5
Tel: (905) 356 -7521
Fax: (905) 371-2892
or such other address as the parties shall specify in writing. It shall be the obligation of the
lessee to advise the lessor, in writing, of any change in address. Otherwise, the lessee shall
be deemed to have received all notices when sent to the address set out above or to the latest
address change on file with the lessor.
12. This agreement shall extend to, be binding upon and enure to the benefit of the part ies hereto
and their respective heirs, administrators, successors and assigns.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the party of the first part has set his /her hand(s) and the party of the
second part has hereunto affixed its corporate seal duly attested by the hands of the proper signing
officers in that behalf and the said signing Officers certify that they have authority to bind their
Corporation.
THE CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
Name: R.T. (Ted) Salci
Title: Mayor
Name: Dean Iorfida
Title: City Clerk
Schedule "A"
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CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to permanently close part of a highway.
WHEREAS Section 34 of the Municipal Act, provides, in part, that the Council of every
municipality may pass by -laws to permanently close any highway;
AND WHEREAS by inadvertence, when the highway was sold in 1986 it was not permanently
closed;
AND WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls now deems it
expedient to pass this by -law;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. Lot 71 Plan 311 Village of Niagara Falls; Lot 70 Plan 311 Village of Niagara Falls; Lot 69
Plan 311 Village of Niagara Falls; Part Lot 68 Plan 311 Village of Niagara Falls as in RO740559;
Part alley Plan 311 Village of Niagara Falls parts 1 2, 59R -9971; Lot 77 Plan 311 Village of
Niagara Falls; lot A e/s Allen Street Plan 653 abstracted as Block 30 Village of Niagara Falls; Lot
5 e/s Allen Street Plan 653 abstracted as Block 29 Village of Niagara Falls; Part Lot 5 w/s Stanley
Street Plan 653 abstracted as Block 231 Village of Niagara Falls; part Lot 6 w/s Stanley Street Plan
653 abstracted as Block 31 Village of Niagara Falls as in RO740561 RO740559; in the City of
Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara, is hereby permanently closed.
2. The Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute all documents that may be required
for the purpose of carrying out the intent of this by -law and the Clerk is hereby authorized to affix
the corporate seal thereto and to deliver such documents.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
A by -law to establish Part of Lot 492, Plan 297, being Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R- 13223, as a
public highway, to be known as and to form part of Victoria Avenue.
WHEREAS Section 31 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides, in part, that a municipality may pass
a by -law to establish a highway;
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That Part of Lot 492, Plan 297, being Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R- 13223, in the City of
Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara, be established for public highway purposes.
2. That said Part of Lot 492, Plan 297, being Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R- 13223, that is hereby
established as a public highway, be known as and form part of Victoria Avenue.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to permanently close part of a highway.
WHEREAS Section 34 of the Municipal Act, provides, in part, that the Council of every
municipality may pass by -laws to permanently close any highway;
AND WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls now deems it
expedient to pass this by -law;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. Lane Plan 309 in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara, is
hereby permanently closed.
2. The Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute all documents that may be required
for the purpose of carrying out the intent of this by -law and the Clerk is hereby authorized to affix
the corporate seal thereto and to deliver such documents.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
A by -law to establish Part of Lot 485, Plan 9 and Part of Lot 493, Plan 297, being Part 3 on
Reference Plan 59R- 13223, as a public highway, to be known as and to form part of Kitchener
Street.
WHEREAS Section 31 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides, in part, that a municipality may pass
a by -law to establish a highway;
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That Part of Lot 485, Plan 9 and Part of Lot 493, Plan 297, being Part 3 on Reference Plan
59R- 13223, in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara, be established for
public highway purposes.
2. That said Part of Lot 485, Plan 9 and Part of Lot 493, Plan 297, being Part 3 on Reference
Plan 59R- 13223, that is hereby established as a public highway, be known as and form part of
Kitchener Street.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to authorize an Application General to amend the register to release a Site Plan Agreement
over Part 4 on Reference Plan 59R -13060 and registered as Instrument Number R0728683.
WHEREAS the Site Plan Agreement registered in 1997 as Instrument Number R0728683 is no
longer pertinent;
AND WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls now deems it
expedient to pass this by -law.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. The Application General to amend the register to release the Site Plan Agreement registered
as Instrument Number R0728683, is hereby approved and authorized.
2. The Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute all documents that may be required
for the purpose of carrying out the intent of this by -law and the Clerk is hereby authorized to affix
the corporate seal thereto and to deliver such documents.
Passed this twenty -sixth day ofJanuary, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to authorize a land exchange /sale with The Regional Municipality of Niagara.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
I. That Part 1 on Reference Plan 59R -13802 in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional
Municipality of Niagara, be transferred from The Regional Municipality of Niagara to The
Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls, for nominal consideration.
2. That Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R -13656 in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional
Municipality of Niagara, be transferred from The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls to The
Regional Municipality of Niagara for $17,570.00.
3. The Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute any other documents pertaining to
this matter and such other agreements and documents which are deemed necessary or desirable to
carry out the intent of this by -law and to permit the registration of the proposed land exchange.
4. The Clerk is hereby authorized to affix the corporate seal thereto and to deliver any other
agreements or documents.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to establish Part of Township Lot 81, Stamford, being Parts 1 and 2 on Reference Plan
59R- 13807, as a public highway, to be known as and to form part of Kalar Road.
WHEREAS Section 31 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides, in part, that a municipality may pass
a by -law to establish a highway;
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That Part of Township Lot 81, Stamford, being Parts 1 and 2 on Reference Plan 59R- 13807,
in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara, be established for public
highway purposes.
2. That said Part of Township Lot 81, Stamford, being Parts 1 and 2 on Reference Plan 59R-
13807, that is hereby established as a public highway, be known as and form part of Kalar Road.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to establish Part of Township Lot 150, Stamford, being Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R-
13759, as a public highway, to be known as and to form part of Kalar Road.
WHEREAS Section 31 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provides, in part, that a municipality may pass
a by -law to establish a highway;
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That Part of Township Lot 150, Stamford, being Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R-13759, in the
City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara, be established for public highway
purposes.
2. That said Part of Township Lot 150, Stamford, being Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R- 13759,
that is hereby established as a public highway, be known as and form part of Kalar Road.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
A by -law to authorize the execution of an Encroachment Agreement between Joseph Daniel Vince
and The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls, for the purpose of permitting an encroachment
onto a City road allowance.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. An Encroachment Agreement dated November 24, 2008 and made between Joseph Daniel
Vince and The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls for the purpose of permitting an
encroachment onto a City road allowance, subject to such terms and conditions as set out in the
Encroachment Agreement attached hereto, is hereby approved and authorized.
2. The Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute the Encroachment Agreement and all
other documents that may be required for the purpose of carrying out the intent of this by -law.
3. The Clerk is hereby authorized to affix the corporate seal thereto and to deliver such
documents.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
First Reading:
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
THIS AGREEMENT made this 24' day of November, 2008
BETWEEN:
JOSEPH DANIEL VINCE
Hereinafter called the "Owner"
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF NIAGARA FALLS
Hereinafter called the "City"
OF THE FIRST PART
OF THE SECOND PART
WHEREAS the Owner of certain property in the City of Niagara Falls has encroached or caused an
encroachment on lands owned by the City;
AND WHEREAS the Owner has requested the City to permit the encroachment and to allow it to
continue;
AND WHEREAS the Owner has agreed to enter into an Encroachment Agreement to allow a
portion of a building (the "Encroachment to encroach onto the Property, the extent of which
Encroachment is more particularly set out in Schedule "B" attached hereto and forming part of this
Agreement;
NOW THEREFORE in consideration of the premises, terms and conditions and other good and
valuable consideration, the parties hereto covenant and agree as follows:
1. The Owner is the owner of the lands more particularly described in Schedule "A" attached
hereto and the City is the owner of the lands more particularly described in Schedule "13"
attached hereto (the "subject lands
2. The Owner, through inadvertence or otherwise, encroaches on part of the Property, which
said encroachment is more particularly described in Schedule "C" attached hereto.
3. The City shall permit the Owner of the lands more particularly described in Schedule "A
the privilege of maintaining and using the Encroachment upon and over those parts of the
Property, which Encroachment is more particularly set out in Schedule "13" attached hereto,
until such time as all or part of the Encroachment on the said Property is required by the City
or any utility company serving the area for its purposes, whichever shall first occur.
4. The Owner shall pay to the City through the Term, a fee in the amount of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS ($100.00) plus G.S.T„ payable in advance of the Commencement Date and on
each anniversary of the Commencement Date.
5. Thepermission granted herein does not confer any rights n regard to any lands and roadways
which are not under the City's jurisdiction and control.
6. The Encroachment shall not block or impede vehicular or pedestrian traffic nor shall it in any
way impede any traffic signals.
7. The Owner shall assume all liability and obligation for any and all loss, damage, or injury
(including death) to persons or property that would not have happened but for this Agreement
or anything done or maintained by the Owner thereunder or intended so to be and the Owner
shall at all times indemnify and save harmless the City from and against all such loss,
damage, or injury and all actions, suits, proceedings, costs, charges, damages, expenses,
claims or demands arising therefrom or connected therewith; provided that the Owner shall
not be liable to the extent to which such loss, damage, or injury is caused or contributed by
the neglect or default of the City.
8. The Owner agrees to take out and keep in force a Commercial General Liability insurance
policy to cover both bodily injury, public liability and property damage satisfactory to the
City Solicitor protecting and indemnifying the Owner and the City, its officers, employees
and agents against any claims for damage or bodily injury to or death of one or more persons
and the loss of or damage to property occurring in, on, or about the Lands with all inclusive
coverage of not less than Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000.00), such policy to include the
City as an additional insured and to be endorsed to include the contractual obligation of the
Licensee to the City under this Agreement and to contain a "cross liability" endorsement.
The said insurance policy shall include a clause that the insurer will not cancel or change the
insurance coverages without first giving the City thirty (30) days prior written notice. The
City may, in its sole discretion acting reasonably, require the Owner to raise the minimum
amount of coverage and shall so advise the Owner in writing, who then shall immediately
increase the minimum coverage and deliver to the City within thirty (30) days, a certified
copy of the policy or certificate in lieu, in a form satisfactory to the City's Solicitor showing
the amended coverage. Failure of the Owner to comply with this provision shall constitute
a breach of this Agreement and shall entitle the City to terminate hereunder.
9. The City or any utility company serving the area, shall be entitled to remove any portion of
the said Encroachment, erected upon or over the subject lands, in the event of an emergency
and the Owner covenants and agrees that such removal shall be at the Owner's expense.
10. The Owner covenants and agrees with the City to maintain the Encroachment at all times in
a good and proper repair and condition satisfactory to the Director of Municipal Works.
11. The Owner covenants and agrees with the City that the encroachment upon the subject lands
shall be limited to the Encroachment shown in Schedule "C" to the Agreement and that it
will not increase, extend or enlarge or permit the increase, extension or enlargement of the
Encroachment in any manner whatsoever.
12. This Agreement, including Schedules "A "B" and "C" constitutes the entire Agreement of
the parties hereto and supersedes any prior agreements, undertakings, declarations,
representations, and understandings, both written and verbal, in respect of the subject matter
hereof.
13. This Agreement cannot be changed or modified except by another agreement in wri ting
signed by the parties.
14. If any provision of this Agreement is determined to be illegal or invalid as written, such
provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by law and such illegality or
invalidity shall not affect the validity of the remainder thereof.
15. Failure by either party to insist upon the strict performance of any covenant, agreement, term
or condition of this agreement, or to exercise any right or remedy consequent upon the breach
thereof, shall not constitute a waiver of any such breach or any subsequent breach of such
covenant, agreement, term or condition. No covenant, agreement, term or condition of this
agreement and no breach thereof shall be waived, altered or modified except by written
instrument No waiver of any breach shall affect or alter this agreement but each and every
covenant, agreement, term and condition of this agreement shall continue in full force and
effect with respect to any other then existing or subsequent breach thereof.
16. This Agreement shall be read with all changes of gender and number required by the context.
17. (1) Where this Agreement requires notice or a document to be delivered by one party to
the other, such notice or document shall be in writing and delivered either personally,
by e -mail, by fax or by prepaid ordinary first class post, by the party wishing to give
such notice or document, to the other party at the address noted below.
(2) Such notice or document shall be deemed to have been given:
(a) in the case of personal delivery, on the date of delivery;
(b)
(c)
in the case of registered post, on the third day, which is not a holiday,
following posting.
in the case of e -mail or fax, on the date of transmission provided it is received
before 4:30 p.m. on a day that is not a holiday, as defined in the
InterpretationAct, failing which it shall be deemed to have been received the
next day, provided the next day is not a holiday; and
I8. Notice shall be given, to the Owner at:
Joseph Daniel Vince
26 Colbeck Drive
Welland, ON L3C 5B5
The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls
4310 Queen Street
P.O. Box 1023
Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6X5
Attention: Legal Services
Telephone: (905) 356-7521
Facsimile: (905) 371 -2892
19. The Owner shall indemnify, save, defend and keep harmless from time to time and at all
times, the City of, from and against all actions, causes of action, interest, claims, demands,
costs, charges, damages, expenses and loss which the City may at any time bear, incur, be
liable for, sustain or be put unto for any reason or on account of or by reason of or in the
consequence of the City entering into this agreement.
20. The Owner shall not be at liberty to assign or transfer either in whole or in part the
privileges hereby granted by the City in this agreement without the written consent of the
City.
21. The City may terminate this agreement upon 30 days notice, in writing, to the Owner as to
its intention to terminate.
22. Upon termination of this agreement, the Owner shall remove entirely, at its sole expense,
from the City lands, the Encroachment and restore the City lands to its original condition or
equivalent.
23. If the Owner is in default or breach, at the Owner's expense, and the City shall be permitted
to recover the expenses incurred in remedying the default or breach from the Owner by
adding the expenses to the Owner's municipal taxes to be collected in accordance with
section 427 of the Municipal Act, 2001 S.O. 2001 c.25, as amended and any successor
legislation thereto.
24. This agreement shall enure to the benefit of and be binding upon the parties hereto, their
heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Owner hereto has hereunto set his hand and seal and the City has
hereunto affixed its corporate seal duly attested by the hands of the proper signing Officers and the
said signing Officers certify that they have authority to bind their Corporation.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED
in the presence of
Name: Dean Iorfida
Title: City Clerk
Name: Joseph Daniel Vince
THE CORPORATION OF THE
OF NIAGARA FALLS
Name: R.T. (Ted) Salci
Title: Mayor
SCHEDULE "A"
to an Agreement dated the 20' day of November, 2008
between
JOSEPH DANIEL VINCE
and
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
Part Lot 46A Plan 294 Town of Niagara Falls; Part Lot 2 Plan 274 Niagara Falls as in RO436188;
in the City of Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara. PIN 64342- 0139(LT).
SCHEDULE 'B"
to an Agreement dated the 24t day of November, 2008
between
JOSEPH DANIEL VINCE
and
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
10 foot reserve plan 292 Town of Niagara falls except Part 1, 59R -7193; in the City of Niagara Falls,
in the Regional Municipality of Niagara. PIN 64242- 0142(LT).
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SCHEDULE "C"
to an Agreement dated the 24'" day of November, 2008
between
JOSEPH DANIEL VINCE
and
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
A by -law to declare Part Township Lot 92 Stamford being Part 1 on Reference Plan 59R -11659 and
Part Township Lot 92 Stamford being part of Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R 11659; in the City of
Niagara Falls, in the Regional Municipality of Niagara, surplus.
WHEREAS subsection 268(3)(a) of the Municipal Act, 2001, provides that prior to selling any land,
every municipality and local board shall by by -law or resolution declare the land to be surplus;
AND WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls now deems it
expedient to pass this by -law;
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
Part Township Lot 92 Stamford being Part 1 on Reference Plan 59R -11659 and Part Township Lot
92 Stamford being part of Part 2 on Reference Plan 59R- 11659; in the City of Niagara Falls, in the
Regional Municipality of Niagara, is hereby declared surplus.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009-
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
BY -LAW
Number 2009
A by -law to amend By -law No. 89 -2000,
being a by -law to regulate parking and
traffic on City Roads. (Stop Signs at
Intersections, Parking Prohibited)
The Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls hereby ENACTS as follows:
By -law No. 89 -2000, as amended, is hereby further amended:
(I) by adding to the specified columns of Schedule P thereto the following items:
STOP SIGNS AT INTERSECTIONS
COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2
INTERSECTION FACING TRAFFIC
Beaverton Boulevard Beaver Valley Way Eastbound on Beaverton Boulevard
Beaverton Boulevard Beaver Valley Way Westbound on Beaverton Boulevard
(2) by adding to the specified columns of Schedule C thereto the following items:
PARKING PROHIBITED
COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3 COLUMN 4
HIGHWAY SIDE BETWEEN TIMES OR DAYS
Erwin Crescent West Corwin Crescent and a point 180 metres At All Times
south of Corwin Crescent
Erwin Crescent Both Around the turning basin At All Times
This By -law shall come into force when the appropriate signs are installed.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
BY -LAW
Number
A by -law to amend By -law No. 89 -2000, No.
96 -50, No. 94 -262 and No. 80 -77.
The Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls hereby ENACTS as follows:
I By -law No. 89 -2000, as amended, is hereby further amended
(1) 101.01 "Director of Engineering" means The Director of Municipal Works of the
City of Niagara Falls;
is repealed and substituted with the following:
101.01 "Director Of Engineering" means the Director of Transportation Services
of the City of Niagara Falls;
(2) 101.01 "Traffic Supervisor" means the Parking and Traffic Manager for the City
of Niagara Falls;
is repealed and substituted with the following:
101.01 "Traffic Supervisor" means the Manager of Parking Operations for the
City of Niagara Falls;
(3)
(1)
901.01 The Director of Engineering and the Traffic Supervisor are hereby
authorized to apply, erect and maintain such traffic control devices and other
structure, plant and equipment as required to give effect to this by -law.
is repealed and substituted with the following:
901.01 The Director of Engineering or their designate, are hereby authorized to
apply, erect and maintain such traffic control devices and other structure, plant
and equipment as required to give effect to this by -law.
2. By -law No. 96 -50, as amended, is hereby further amended
(1) Section 1 is amended by adding the following item:
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"Director" means the Director of Transportation Services of the City of
Niagara Falls.
(2) Section 27 Individual parking spaces to be occupied by the vehicles using the
parking lots shall be designated by such lines or markings on the curbing,
ground or pavement as may be determined from time to time by the Parking
Traffic Manager.
is repealed and substituted with the following:
Section 27 Individual parking spaces to be occupied by the vehicles using the
parking Lots shall be designated by such lines or markings on the curbing, ground
or pavement as may be determined from time to time by the Director or their
designate.
3. By -law No. 94 -262, as amended, is hereby further amended
Section 1 is amended by adding the following item:
(j) "Director" means the Director of Transportation Services of the City of
Niagara Falls.
(2) Section 3 sub section (iv) placed in a location approved by the Parking and Traffic
Manager for the City of Niagara Falls so as to minimize the distance to building
entrances and exits and so as to permit easy access to such entrances and exits;
and,
is repealed and substituted with the following:
Section 3 sub section (iv) placed in a location approved by the Director for the
City of Niagara Falls so as to minimize the distance to building entrances and
exits and so as to permit easy access to such entrances and exits; and,
4. By -law No. 80 -77, as amended, is hereby further amended
(I) Section 5 A constable or municipal law enforcement officer upon discovery of any
motor vehicle parked or left in contravention of any of the provision of this by -law
may cause it to be moved or taken to and placed or stored in a suitable place and
all costs and charges for removing, care and storage thereof, if any, shall be a lien
upon such vehicle which may be enforced in the manner provided in section 48 of
the Mechanics' Lien Act.
is repealed and substituted with the following:
Section 5 A constable or municipal law enforcement officer upon discovery of any
motor vehicle parked or left in contravention of any of the provision of this by -law
may cause it to be moved or taken to and placed or stored in a suitable place and
all costs and charges for removing, care and storage thereof, if any, shall be a lien
upon such vehicle which may be enforced in the manner provided in Repair and
Storage Liens, Act R.S.O 1990 Chapter R.25
This By -law shall come into force immediately.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2008
Being a by -law to provide for appointments to certain Boards, Commissions and Committees.
WHEREAS Section 44(3) of the Planning Act (R.SO. 1990) states that all members of the
Committee of Adjustment who are members of Municipal Council shall be appointed annually.
WHEREAS the number of Council representatives on the Committee of Adjustment is one (1).
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. The member of Municipal Council, as set out in Schedule "A" attached hereto, shall be
appointed to the Committee of Adjustment for the year as set out in the aforementioned
Schedule "A"; and
2. That by -law 2008 -05 is hereby repealed.
Passed this twenty sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R.T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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January 26, 2009.
January 26, 2009.
SCHEDULE "A"
to
By -law No. 2009
The following Council member has been appointed as the Council representative to the Committee
of Adjustment for 2009:
Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to provide an interim levy of realty taxes.
WHEREAS subsection 317(1) of the Municipal Act, 2001 (the "Act provides that the council of
a local municipality, before the adoption of the estimates for the year, pass a by -law levying amounts
on the assessment in each property class in the local municipality, rateable for local municipal
purposes.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
1. (1) An interim tax levy at the following rates is hereby imposed and levied on the whole
of the assessment for property in the following classes:
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Residential 0.7392%
Farmlands 0.1848%
Managed Forests 0.1848%
Pipeline 1.7578%
Multi- Residential 1.3829%
New Multi- Residential 0.7392%
Commercial 1.8643%
Vacant Commercial 1.3050%
Industrial 2.8804%
Vacant Industrial 1.8722%
Large Industrial 2.8804%
Vacant Large Industrial 1.8722%
(2) The interim tax levy shall not exceed 50% of the total amount of taxes for municipal
and school purposes levied on the property for the previous year.
2. All monies levied and collected under the authority of this by -law shall be paid to the
Treasurer of the City of Niagara Falls and applied by him as directed or required by the Act.
Passed this 26th day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
January 26, 2009
January 26, 2009
January 26, 2009
A by -law to authorize temporary borrowing,
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CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -Law No. 2009
WHEREAS subsection 4070) of the Municipal Act, 2001 (the "Act provides that at any time
during a fiscal year, a municipality may authorize temporary borrowing, until the taxes are collected
and other revenues are received, of the amount council considers necessary to meet the current
expenditures of the municipality for the year;
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls (the "Council deems
it necessary to borrow up to a maximum sum of twenty -four million dollars to meet, until the taxes
are collected and other revenues are received, the current expenditures of the corporation;
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
I. (1) The Mayor and the City Treasurer and Director of Finance are hereby authorized on
behalf of the Corporation to borrow, from time to time, by way of a promissory note,
bankers' acceptance, operating credit line from the Corporation's financial institution,
or any other bank, person, firm or corporation, a sum or sums not exceeding at any
one time $24,000,000.00, to meet, until the taxes are collected and other revenues are
received, the current expenditures of the Corporation including amounts required for
the purposes mentioned in subsection 407(1) of the Act.
(2) The Mayor and the City Treasurer and Director of Finance are hereby authorized to
provide by agreement that all or any sums borrowed for any and all of the purposes
mentioned in section 407 of the Act, shall, with interest thereon, be a charge upon the
whole or any part or parts of the revenues of the Corporation for the current year and
for all preceding years as and when such revenues are received.
The Mayor and the City Treasurer and Director of Finance are hereby authorized to
sign on behalf of the Corporation and to furnish to the lender, an agreement or
agreements of the Corporation charging the said revenues of the Corporation with
payment of all sums borrowed from the lender and any interest thereon and any other
charges in connection therewith.
(4) The City Treasurer and Director of Finance is hereby authorized and directed to apply
in payment of all sums borrowed as aforesaid, together with interest thereon, all of
the monies hereafter collected or received either on account or realized in respect of
taxes levied, for the current year and preceding years, or from any other source which
may lawfully be applied for such purposes.
Passed this twenty-sixth day of January 2009
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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2. The Mayor, City Clerk, and City Treasurer, as the case may be, are hereby authorized
to execute all documents necessary to carry out section 1.
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By -law No. 2009
A by -law to authorize the payment of $33,206,699.94 for General Purposes.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS
AS FOLLOWS:
That the City Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to pay the attached list of disbursements
for the period beginning November 6, 2008 to January 8, 2009.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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January 26, 2009
January 26, 2009
CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS
By -law No. 2009
A by -law to adopt, ratify and confirm the actions of City Council at its meeting held on the 26 day
of January, 2009.
WHEREAS it is deemed desirable and expedient that the actions and proceedings of Council as
herein set forth be adopted, ratified and confirmed by by -law.
NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
NIAGARA FALLS ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. The actions of the Council at its meeting held on the 26` day of January, 2009 including all
motions, resolutions and other actions taken by the Council at its said meeting, are hereby
adopted, ratified and confirmed as if they were expressly embodied in this by -law, except
where the prior approval of the Ontario Municipal Board or other authority is by law required
or any action required by law to be taken by resolution.
2. Where no individual by -law has been or is passed with respect to the taking of any action
authorized in or with respect to the exercise of any powers by the Council, then this by -law
shall be deemed for all purposes to be the by -law required for approving, authorizing and
taking of any action authorized therein or thereby, or required for the exercise of any powers
thereon by the Council.
3. The Mayor and the proper officers of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls are hereby
authorized and directed to do all things necessary to give effect to the said actions of the
Council or to obtain approvals where required, and, except where otherwise provided, the
Mayor and the Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute all documents arising
therefrom and necessary on behalf of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls and to affix
thereto the corporate seal of the Corporation of the City of Niagara Falls.
Passed this twenty -sixth day of January, 2009.
DEAN IORFIDA, CITY CLERK R. T. (TED) SALCI, MAYOR
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January 26, 2009