File #: 14-A-083    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Deputation Status: Received
File created: 4/22/2014 In control: City Council
On agenda: 4/28/2014 Final action: 4/28/2014
Title: DEPUTATION BY RONALD WILLIAMS REGARDING MOTION 14-G-096, REZONING FROM GENERAL COMMERCIAL (C4) TO RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE SECOND DENSITY (RM2) AND DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION APPLICATION FOR 196 BURTON AVENUE (WARD 8). Mr. Ronald Williams provided a deputation in opposition to motion 14-G-096 regarding the Rezoning from General Commercial (C4) to Residential Multiple Second Density (RM2) and Draft Plan of Subdivision Application for 196 Burton Avenue (Ward 8). Mr. Williams commented on his concerns related to the potential loss of green space in the area if the development proceeds. He discussed the tenants' experiences at the Ontario Rental Housing Tribunal related to maintenance issues and noted that the eviction notice was issued a few weeks after the latest Tribunal decision. Mr. Williams stated that he believes that the eviction notices are illegal. He thanked the organizers of the charette and requested that Council consider deferring the matter to provide time for the charette...
Attachments: 1. 140428 DEP Ronald Williams - 196 Burton Ave.pdf
Related files: 14-G-096
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DEPUTATION BY RONALD WILLIAMS REGARDING MOTION 14-G-096, REZONING FROM GENERAL COMMERCIAL (C4) TO RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE SECOND DENSITY (RM2) AND DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION APPLICATION FOR 196 BURTON AVENUE (WARD 8).
 
Mr. Ronald Williams provided a deputation in opposition to motion 14-G-096 regarding the Rezoning from General Commercial (C4) to Residential Multiple Second Density (RM2) and Draft Plan of Subdivision Application for 196 Burton Avenue (Ward 8).  Mr. Williams commented on his concerns related to the potential loss of green space in the area if the development proceeds.  He discussed the tenants' experiences at the Ontario Rental Housing Tribunal related to maintenance issues and noted that the eviction notice was issued a few weeks after the latest Tribunal decision.  Mr. Williams stated that he believes that the eviction notices are illegal.  He thanked the organizers of the charette and requested that Council consider deferring the matter to provide time for the charette report to be used to assist residents in the trailer park.  Mr. Williams commented that he understands that the developer has an ability to redevelop the site but questioned the manner in which it was being undertaken.