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4:00 PM - Tuesday, November 14, 2023
Council Chambers/Zoom App.
The City Council Meeting of the City of Niagara Falls was called to order on Tuesday,
November 14, 2023, at 4:05 PM, in the Council Chambers, with the following members
present:
COUNCIL Mayor Jim Diodati, Councillor Tony Baldinelli, Councillor Wayne
PRESENT: Campbell, Councillor Lori Lococo, Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg,
Councillor Mona Patel, Councillor Victor Pietrangelo, Councillor Mike
Strange, Councillor Wayne Thomson
STAFF Jason Burgess, Bill Matson, Kira Dolch, Kathy Moldenhauer, Nidhi
PRESENT: Punyarthi, Chief Jo Zambito, Shelley Darlington, Erik Nickel, Heather
Ruzylo (present in Chambers)
Tiffany Clark, Serge Felicetti, Trent Dark (present via Zoom)
1. CALL TO ORDER
a) The meeting was called to order at 4:05 PM.
2. ADOPTION OF MINUTES
2.1. Council Minutes of October 24, 2023
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
THAT Council approve the minutes of the October 24, 2023 meeting as
presented.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
3. DISCLOSURES OF PECUNIARY INTEREST
a) Mayor Diodati declared a conflict of interest to Item #6.2 - PBD -2023-68 as the
matter involves direct neighbours.
4. MAYOR'S REPORTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS
a) Mayor Diodati extended condolences to the following:
• Joey Schutz - brother-in-law of Councillor Wayne Campbell.
b) Mayor Diodati mentioned the following City events:
Happy Diwali (showed photos)
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Pathstone Gala
• Also attended by Councillor Strange
• Remembrance Day Services
• Also attended by Councillors Thomson, Pietrangelo, Baldinelli, Lococo,
Patel, Nieuwesteeg and Strange
• Chippawa / Christ Church
Volunteer Recognition
Councillor Representation
Councillor Patel
• Niagara Panthers Volleyball
Tournament
• Valour & Victory at Niagara Parks
• Legion 479 Remembrance Day Service
Councillor Nieuwesteeg
• Project SHARE Chippawa location
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Councillor Lococo
• Closing of Happy Feet Dance Studio
Business Happenings—Grand Openings:
• Cannery Lofts
o Also attended by Councillor Lococo and Councillor Baldinelli
• Swadesi Grocery
o Also attended by Councillor Patel
• Magnificent Women Market
o Also attended by Councillors Baldinelli, Lococo, Nieuwesteeg,
Thomson, Patel and Strange
• Far Out Cafe
o Also attended by Councillor Baldinelli, Councillor Patel and
Councillor Nieuwesteeg
• Purplemint Kitchen
Also attended by Councillors Patel, Nieuwesteeg, Thomson and
Baldinelli
c) The next Council meeting that is open to the public is a Special Meeting of
Council for the 2024 Capital and Parking Budgets, on Tuesday, November 28,
2023 at 3:00 PM.
5. IN CAMERA SESSION OF COUNCIL
5.1. In -Camera Resolution
Moved by Councillor Tony Baldinelli
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Thomson
THAT Council enter into an In -Camera session.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
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6. PLANNING MATTERS
After Part 1 of the In -Camera meeting was concluded, the open Council meeting
resumed at 5:40 PM.
6.1. Memo from Planning - Meeting to Reconsider Refusal of Official Plan
Amendment 157
Fraser Street, west of Stanley Avenue and lands east of Fourth Avenue,
north of Hamilton Street
The Public meeting commenced at 5:40 PM.
Brian Dick, Senior Manager of Policy Planning, provided an overview of OPA
157.
Mark Michalkoff, President of Oleo Energies, spoke in opposition of the Official
Plan Amendment 157.
Kevin Jacobi, Director, Niagara Industrial Association, also spoke rejecting the
idea of changing the zoning to residential. He spoke about having skilled trade
in our Niagara Region and this makes us a vibrant area for industrial lands.
Also, urged Council to maintain the lands as employment lands.
Michael Allen (agent), spoke in support of growth but to ask Council to consider
site specific design for residential to be designated for the lands on Fraser
Street and George Street.
The houses in this area have been in existence since 1940.
Aaron Butler (agent), of 4999 Victoria Avenue, of NPG Planning Solutions
addressed Council representing the land owner of 4280 Fourth Avenue, of
which is a brownfield site. He supports that the OPA should be approved for
the areas around Fourth Avenue, as it is predominantly residential, stating that
the area is unsuitable for industrial use.
Aaron also suggested that Council make independent decisions for the two
areas in question, as part of the OPA.
Linda Pope and Stephen Lucas, live on George Street, spoke in support of
keeping the area as industrial. Specifically designating George Street as
residential is the issue Linda stated she has, citing parking, snow removal
issues. Also encourages Council to separate George Street from Fraser
Street.
The Public meeting closed at 7:05 PM.
Moved by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
Seconded by Councillor Mona Patel
THAT Council approve a motion to split the Employment Lands Conversion,
Official Plan Amendment 157, into two (2) separate Sites.
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THAT Site 1, Fraser Street, west of Stanley Avenue will remain as employment
land (industrial).
Carried Unanimously
Moved by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
Seconded by Councillor Mike Strange
THAT Council support OPA No. 157 with site specific conditions as outlined in
report PBD -2023-47, and referred to as Site 2, Fourth Avenue, north of
Hamilton Street and east of Stanley Avenue, to permit the conversion of this
employment land site to a non -industrial use (residential);
AND THAT final Council approval of OPA NO. 157 occur after public input has
been collected and reviewed by staff.
Carried Unanimously
6.2. Mayor Jim Diodati declared a non -pecuniary interest to the following agenda
item - PBD -2023-68, as the property addressed are direct neighbours.
Mayor Diodati left the meeting at 7:13 PM and Councillor Pietrangelo resumed
as Chair of meeting.
PBD -2023-68
AM -2023-015
Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendment Application
2358-2378 Portage Rd, 2495 Stanley Ave
Applicant: Darren & Lori Schmahl
Agent: Aaron Butler (NPG Planning Solutions Inc.)
The Public meeting commenced at 7:14 PM.
Alexa Cooper, Planner 2, provided an overview of Report PBD -2023-68.
Aaron Butler, of NPG Planning Solutions, spoke representing the applicant,
Darren & Lori Schmahl. Aaron cited that the area is good for VRU's.
The Public meeting closed at 7:49 PM.
Moved by Councillor Wayne Campbell
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
1. THAT Council approve the requested Official Plan & Zoning By-law
amendment application, to permit a Vacation Rental Unit on each of the
four (4) properties in accordance with Section 4.38 of Zoning By-law 79-
200;
2. THAT the amending zoning by-law include a Holding (H) provision to
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require a development agreement be registered on title to place a
warning clause on 2358 Portage Road.
Carried (Councillor Lococo was opposed).
6.3. PBD -2023-67
AM -2023-014, Zoning By-law Amendment Application
5640 Stanley Ave, 5609 & 5619 Buchanan Ave
Applicant: 9431870 Canada Corp (Daljit Goraya)
Agent: ACK Architects (Michael Allen)
Mayor Diodati, resumed as Chair of meeting at 7:52 PM.
The Public meeting commenced at 7:52 PM.
Alexa Cooper, Planner 2, provided an overview of Report PBD -2023-67.
Councillor Strange left the meeting at 8:00 PM and returned at 8:08 PM.
Michael Allen, agent from ACK Architects, representing Daljit Goraya (owner of
property), and Craig Rohe, addressed Council. The subject lands are located
in an urban area.
The Public meeting closed at 8:33 PM.
Direction to Staff: THAT staff (By-law enforcement) follow up with the
residents' concerns regarding enterprise car rental parking their vehicles on the
street.
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Thomson
1. THAT Council approve the Zoning By-law amendment as detailed in this
report to permit a 14 storey mixed-use building with 480 square metres
of commercial space and 162 residential dwelling units, subject to the
regulations outlined in this report.
2. THAT the developer or applicant work with the neighbours to try to
mitigate some of their concerns.
Carried (Councillor Baldinelli was opposed).
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Thomson
THAT the amending zoning by-law include a Holding (H) provision to require
an updated wind study, a Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment, the filing of
a Record of Site Condition (if required), to ensure the implementation of noise
mitigation measures and archeological warning clauses are implemented at
time of site plan and to confirm the number of affordable units. If these
materials are submitted and approved by Staff prior to the amending zoning by-
law being presented to Council for approval, the holding (H) provision will not
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be applied.
Carried (Councillor Lococo and Councillor Baldinelli were opposed).
7. DEPUTATIONS / PRESENTATIONS
7.1. Niagara Falls Public Library Board - 2024-2028 Strategic Plan
Anne Andres -Jones, Chair of the Niagara Falls Public Library Board, and Alicia
Subnaik Kilgour, CEO / Chief Librarian, along with plan consultant, Kimberly
Silk of Brightsail Research, presented to Council the Library's new 2024-2028
Strategic Plan. Cathie Lee, Director of Customer Experience and John
Anstruther, Vice -Chair of the Library Board was also in attendance.
Moved by Councillor Lori Lococo
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
THAT Council receive the presentation from the Niagara Falls Public Library
Board for information.
Carried Unanimously
7.2. Deloitte Presentation - Customer Service Vision Engagement
Shelley Darlington, General Manager of Corporate Services, set context as to
the report on Customer Service Vision Engagement. Furthermore, Shelley
introduced Ms. Jaimie Boyd and Mr. Riyaz Nathwani, from Deloitte Canada,
whom virtually provided an overview of the work completed as part of their
engagement.
Savannah Wells-Bisson, Operations Support Supervisor with the City of
Niagara Falls, supplemented the presentation highlighting a customer journey
experience from a Municipal Works perspective.
7.3. CS -2023-02
City of Niagara Falls Customer Service Strategy
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Mike Strange
THAT Staff Report CS -2023-02 City of Niagara Falls Customer Service
Strategy be received as information;
AND THAT Council approve the City's customer service vision, motto,
objectives, and guiding principles as outlined in Attachment 2.
Carried Unanimously
7.4. Hospice Niagara Presentation
Carol Nagy, Executive Director and Board Member, provided an update to
Council regarding Hospice Niagara and the approved expansions in Niagara.
Carol was joined by Archie Reynolds, Board Vice -Chair and Guy Rizzo, Board
Member.
Moved by Councillor Lori Lococo
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Campbell
THAT Council receive the presentation provided by Hospice Niagara for
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information.
Carried Unanimously
Moved by Councillor Mona Patel
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
THAT Council extend the curfew to allow for the Council meeting to continue
beyond 10:00 PM.
Carried Unanimously
7.5. Community Crew
Stephen Cooper, of Community Crew, spoke to Council regarding eliminating
perception that Community Crew is a St. Catharines charity. He also promoted
an upcoming event called "Niagara Christmas." Last year they served 633
lunches to Niagara Falls schools a week, across 7 schools which were
selected off poverty data.
Moved by Councillor Mona Patel
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
THAT Council receive the presentation from Community Crew, for information.
Carried Unanimously
7.6. Resident, Joe Mrozek - Homelessness
Resident, Joe Mrozek, addressed Council regarding his concerns about
homeless encampments close to his residence, and their impact on the
community.
Councillor Lori Lococo read a letter from Brittany Ferguson-Violi regarding this
same matter.
Moved by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Campbell
THAT Council receive Joe Mrozek's presentation for information.
Carried Unanimously
7.7. Crime Stoppers of Niagara - Update
Mike Britton, Board Member of Crime Stoppers Niagara, presented annual
statistics, and informed Council of other programs and discussed ways that the
community and the City of Niagara Falls can get involved in making a safer
Niagara for all. Mike was joined by Jason Snyder, Vice -Chair of Crime
Stoppers Niagara.
Moved by Councillor Wayne Thomson
Seconded by Councillor Lori Lococo
THAT Council receive the presentation by Mike Britton and Jason Snyder from
Crime Stoppers Niagara, for information and to reach out to community
partners to have Crime Stoppers added to an electronic bulletin board and to
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have staff come back with a report as to how our community can support this
program further.
Carried Unanimously
8. REPORTS
8.1. R&C-2023-13
City Outdoor Pools Update
Kathy Moldenhauer, General Manager of Recreation, Culture and Facilities,
provided a presentation to Council regarding our City's Outdoor Pool Review.
Moved by Councillor Mona Patel
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
1.THAT staff arrange for members of Council to have a tour of the City's
existing pools;
23HAT staff report back to Council with a more comprehensive list of required
repairs needed for all pools;
3.THAT staff report back to Council with possible community partnerships,
sponsorships and/or naming rights opportunities to assist with the repair costs
for the pools;
43HAT staff take the steps required for an Engineering Study for all 5 outdoor
pools, including a Request for Proposal process, if necessary.
Carried Unanimously
8.2. L-2023-22
Further Update on Strong Mayors Legislation
Our File No.: 2022-168
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Mike Strange
THAT Council receive this report and attachments for information.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
8.3. MW -2023-29
Revisions to the 2023 Road Resurfacing Mill & Pave Program
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Mike Strange
1. THAT the scope of work for Contract 2023-13 for the 2023 Road
Resurfacing program that was expanded at the July 11, 2023 council
meeting as part of the recommendations in Report MW -2023-23, be
revised to remove the repair and resurfacing of Sarah Street from the
approved scope;
2. AND THAT the surplus funds in the 2023 Road Resurfacing program,
once completed, be transferred to the 2024 Road Rehabilitation
program account in order to complete the Sarah Street Road
Rehabilitation in its entirety as part of the 2024 Capital Budget.
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Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
8.4. MW -2023-31
Electric Vehicle Charger and Vehicle Infrastructure Update
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Thomson
1. That Council approve of the Electric Vehicle Charger and Vehicle
Infrastructure implementation plan outlined in this report;
2. That Council direct staff to apply for provincial grant funding under the
EV ChargeON Program as outlined in this report;
3. That Council approve of the re -prioritization of existing and contingent
budget approvals totaling $120,000 in support of this initiative; and,
4. That Council delegate authority to the General Manager of Municipal
Works / City Engineer to execute all necessary grant applications,
transfer payment agreements, purchase requisitions, and vendor
agreements in order to accomplish the first phase of the implementation
plan.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
8.5. PBD -2023-70
Permitting 4 Dwelling Units in a Dwelling in Urban Residential Areas
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Mike Strange
1. THAT Council authorize staff to prepare an amendment to change the
Official Plan and Zoning By-law No. 79-200 to consider permitting
four(4) dwelling units in a dwelling on urban serviced residential lands
where detached, semi-detached, duplex and townhouse dwellings are
permitted.
2. THAT Council direct staff to forward this recommendation to the Canada
Mortgage and Housing Corporation and the Federal Minister of Housing,
Infrastructure and Communities.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
8.6. PBD -2023-69
Response to Rodent Control Efforts in the City
Moved by Councillor Wayne Thomson
Seconded by Councillor Lori Lococo
13HAT Council of the City of Niagara Falls receive report PBD -2023-69 as
information.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
9. CONSENT AGENDA
9.1. F-2023-31
2023 Q3 Parking Fund Budget to Actual Variance (Unaudited)
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Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Mike Strange
THAT the Parking Fund Budget to Actual Variance report for the period ended
September 30, 2023 be RECEIVED.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent).
9.2. MW -2023-30
Appointment of Drainage Engineer
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Mike Strange
THAT Council appoint K. Smart Associates Limited as the Drainage Engineer
to examine the area requiring drainage, as described in the Petition for
Drainage Works for 5981 Willow Road dated June 6, 2023, and prepare a
report pursuant to the Drainage Act, R.S.O. 1990.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent)
9.3. MW -2023-33
Single Source Purchase Request and Capital Budget Amendment — Trails
& Active Transportation Master Plan
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Mike Strange
THAT Council approve a capital budget amendment to reallocate the
uncommitted funds from the Transportation Master Plan to the Trails & Active
Transportation Master Plan.
AND THAT Council approve a single source procurement in accordance with
By -Law No. 2021-04, Section 18(a)(i) Single and Sole Purchases with WSP
Canada Inc. for the provision of consulting services to undertake the City's
Trails & Active Transportation Master Plan.
AND THAT Council provide delegated authority to the Chief Administrative
Officer and the General Manager of Municipal Works to execute the necessary
agreements.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
10. COMMUNICATIONS AND COMMENTS OF THE CITY CLERK
10.1. Flag -Raising Request -Crime Stoppers of Niagara
Crime Stoppers of Niagara is requesting Niagara Falls City Council to
recognize January 2024 as Crime Stoppers Awareness Month, by arranging a
flag -raising ceremony.
Recommendation: For the Approval of Council.
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Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Thomson
THAT Council recognize January 2024 as Crime Stoppers Awareness Month,
by arranging a flag -raising ceremony.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent)
10.2. Proclamation Request - Talk to a Stranger Week
Attached is a request for Council to proclaim the week of November 20, 2023 -
November 26, 2023 as "Talk to a Stranger Week."
Recommendation: For the Approval of Council.
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Thomson
THAT Council proclaim the week of November 20, 2023 - November 26, 2023
as "Talk to a Stranger Week."
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
11. COMMUNICATIONS AND COMMENTS OF THE CITY CLERK
11.1. Resolution - Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) -Water
Quality Monitoring Program Summary Report for the Year 2022.
The NPCA adopted the attached Resolution No. 91-2023 at its September 15,
2023 meeting regarding the Water Quality Monitoring Program Summary
Report for the Year 2022.
Recommendation: For the Information of Council.
11.2. Annual Report from the Integrity Commissioner
Attached is the Annual Report from Niagara Falls Integrity Commissioner
Edward T. McDermott.
Recommendation: For the Information of Council.
11.3. Niagara Region Correspondence
Attached is the correspondence sent from the Niagara Region regarding the
following matters:
1. Niagara Region Report CLK-C 2023-122 - Areas of Strategic Focus of
Shared Services
2. Niagara Region Report CLK-C 2023-121 - Official Plan Amendment
Application
3. Niagara Transit Commission - 2024 Proposed Operating & Capital Budget
Submission and Requisition
Recommendation: For the Information of Council
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11.4. Resolution -Town of Rainy River Water Training
Attached is a resolution passed by the Town of Rainy River, Ontario, in regard
to water treatment training opportunities.
Recommendation: For the Information of Council
11.5. Motion - City of Cambridge
Attached is a copy of a motion passed by Cambridge City Council on October
24th, 2023 regarding Council's Support for Bill 21, Fixing Long -Term Care
Amendment Act.
Recommendation: For the Information of Council
11.6. Letter of Support -correspondence from Antonio Caruso
Attached is correspondence from Tony Caruso for Council information.
Recommendation: For the Information of Council.
11.7. Comments from resident
Moved by Councillor Wayne Thomson
Seconded by Councillor Tony Baldinelli
THAT Council receive and file for information Item #11.1 through to and
including Item #11.7.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
12. COMMUNICATIONS AND COMMENTS OF THE CITY CLERK
12.1. Niagara Shriners Parade - June 8, 2024 - Street Closure Permit
The Niagara Shrine Club and Rameses Shrine Centre are non-profit
organizations wishing to host a parade for the 36 Rameses Shrine Clubs in
Ontario. The Niagara Shrine Club will host approximately 1500 Shriners and
their families at a convention weekend and part of that is the parade to give the
organization visibility in the community.
Recommendation: To Refer to Staff.
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
THAT Council refer the matter of the Niagara Shriners Parade to staff.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
12.2. Niagara Falls Hydro Holding Corporation (HOLDCO) - Memo to Council
Attached is a memo to Council regarding Niagara Falls Hydro Holding
Corporation Updates.
Recommendation: THAT Council receive the Niagara Falls Hydro Holding
Corporation Updates for Information.
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Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
THAT Council receive the Niagara Falls Hydro Holding Corporation Updates
for Information.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
13. RESOLUTIONS
There were no resolutions listed.
14. RATIFICATION OF IN -CAMERA
a) Ratification of In -Camera
Moved by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
Seconded by Councillor Tony Baldinelli
THAT Council delegate authority to staff to take any action or step necessary
to protect the interests of the Corporation with respect to Contract 2023-519-20
AND THAT Council adopt the following motion in open session:
THAT the CAO, the General Manager of Planning, Building and Development,
and the City Solicitor be provided the delegated authority to take the
appropriate steps to represent Council's interest with regard to OLT Matters
OLT 23-000937 and OLT 000906 as directed in -camera.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent from the vote).
15. NOTICE OF MOTION/NEW BUSINESS
a) Firehall Theatre - Parking Issue
Councillor Pietrangelo discussed the lack of convenient parking available for
those volunteers attending an event at the Firehall Theatre.
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Ruth -Ann Nieuwesteeg
THAT Council allows for free parking for Lot 18 and that the Firehall looks after
the issuance of temporary permits;
THAT Council approves free parking on Lewis Avenue (adjacent to the old
arena) and that the Firehall looks after reusable placards;
AND THAT free parking remain in place for the Firehall Theatre on a long-term
basis and not be revoked or negotiated as long as other recreational facilities
that are municipally -owned continue to have unpaid parking.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent).
b) Active Construction Sites
Councillor Pietrangelo discussed the need to address the active constructions
sites that exist across the city (ie. Stanley and Ferry and Chippawa location).
Direction to Staff: That Staff be directed to investigate ways to secure these
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active construction sites.
c) Active Construction Sites - decorative fencing
Councillor Baldinelli brought forth the issue of changing the by-law to ensure
that aesthetically -pleasing and decorative fencing be used around active
construction sites.
16. BY-LAWS
2023- A by-law to provide for the adoption of Amendment No. 155 to the City of
107. Niagara Falls Official Plan.
2023- A by-law to delegate the authority of approval for matters under Sections
108. 39.2(1) and 51.2(1) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P.13, as amended, and
other development matters.
2023- A by-law to provide for the adoption of Amendment No. 162 to the City of
109. Niagara Falls Official Plan (AM -2023-016).
2023- A By-law to amend By-law No. 79-200, as amended, to include Additional
110. Dwelling Unit policies within the City of Niagara Falls, to align with Bill 23
amendments to the Planning Act.
2023- A by-law to amend By-law No. 89-2000, being a by-law to regulate parking and
111. traffic on City Roads. (Limited Parking, Heavy Vehicle Restriction, Speed Limits
on Highways — 60km/h)
2023- A by-law to appoint a Drainage Engineer pursuant to The Drainage Act, R.S.O.
112. 1990.
2023- A by-law to amend By-law No. 79-200, to permit the existing 3 -unit dwelling
113. and vacation rental units (AM -2023-009).
2023- A by-law to adopt, ratify and confirm the actions of City Council at its meeting
114. held on the 14th day of November, 2023.
Moved by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Thomson
THAT the by-laws be read a first, second and third time and passed.
Carried Unanimously (Councillor Campbell was absent).
17. ADJOURNMENT
a) Adjournment
Moved by Councillor Tony Baldinelli
Seconded by Councillor Wayne Thomson
THAT Council adjourn the meeting at 1:29 AM.
Carried Unanimously
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