Minutes of Regular Council Meeting April 10, 2017 6:50 PM (followed Special Council Meeting) Town Hall, Council Chambers Page 1 of 8 Present: Mayor David Reid Reeve Walter Stack Councillor Ted Strike Councillor Dan Lynch Councillor Lynn Grinstead Councillor Tom Burnette Councillor Frank Dugal Absent: Also Present: Michael Wildman, CAO Maureen Spratt, Town Clerk Kaila Zamojski, Deputy Clerk/ A/Human Resources Officer Jennifer Morawiec, GMCS/Treasurer John Steckly, Director of Public Works Glenn Arthur, Director of Recreation Robin Paquette, Town Planner Lindsay Wilson, MEDO Jacques Benoit, Chief Building Official Cory Nicholas, Fire Prevention/Protection Officer John Harnick, HR Clerk Ken Terry, IT Support Coordinator 1. Call to Order Mayor David Reid called the Council meeting to order at 6:50 PM and welcomed those present. 2. Roll Call The roll was called, with all Members of Council being present. 3. Adoption of Agenda Resolution No. 129-17 Moved by Lynn Grinstead Seconded by Ted Strike Be It Resolved That the agenda for the Regular Meeting of Council dated Monday, April 10, 2017 be adopted. Resolution CARRIED 4. Disclosures of Pecuniary Interest None 5. Question Period None 6. Adoption of Minutes of Previous Meetings Resolution No. 130-17 Moved by Dan Lynch Seconded by Tom Burnette That the Minutes of the Special & Regular Meetings of Council listed under Item #6 a & b on the Agenda, be adopted (Special Meeting of Council – March 22, 2017; Regular Meeting of Council – March 27, 2017). Resolution CARRIED
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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting April 10, 2017
6:50 PM (followed Special Council Meeting)
Town Hall, Council Chambers
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Present: Mayor David Reid Reeve Walter Stack Councillor Ted Strike Councillor Dan Lynch Councillor Lynn Grinstead Councillor Tom Burnette Councillor Frank Dugal
Absent:
Also Present: Michael Wildman, CAO Maureen Spratt, Town Clerk Kaila Zamojski, Deputy Clerk/ A/Human Resources
Officer Jennifer Morawiec, GMCS/Treasurer John Steckly, Director of Public Works Glenn Arthur, Director of Recreation Robin Paquette, Town Planner Lindsay Wilson, MEDO Jacques Benoit, Chief Building Official Cory Nicholas, Fire Prevention/Protection Officer John Harnick, HR Clerk Ken Terry, IT Support Coordinator
1. Call to Order Mayor David Reid called the Council meeting to order at 6:50 PM and welcomed those present.
2. Roll Call The roll was called, with all Members of Council being present.
3. Adoption of Agenda Resolution No. 129-17 Moved by Lynn Grinstead Seconded by Ted Strike Be It Resolved That the agenda for the Regular Meeting of Council dated Monday, April 10, 2017 be adopted.
Resolution CARRIED
4. Disclosures of Pecuniary Interest None
5. Question Period None
6. Adoption of Minutes of Previous Meetings Resolution No. 130-17 Moved by Dan Lynch Seconded by Tom Burnette That the Minutes of the Special & Regular Meetings of Council listed under Item #6 a & b on the Agenda, be adopted (Special Meeting of Council – March 22, 2017; Regular Meeting of Council – March 27, 2017).
Resolution CARRIED
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7. Awards/ Delegations/ Presentations a) Presentations
i) Site Plan Approval (258 John Street North) – Town Planner The Town Planner provided a presentation on the Site Plan Approval (258 John Street North), attached as Appendix A and forming part of these minutes, and responded to questions.
ii) Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Policy – Human Resources Clerk, Fire
Prevention/Protection Officer, Deputy Clerk/ A/Human Resources Officer The Human Resources Clerk and Fire Prevention/Protection Officer provided a presentation on the Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Policy, attached as Appendix B and forming part of these minutes, and responded to questions.
iii) 2017 Dragon Boat Festival – Director of Recreation
The Director of Recreation provided a presentation on the 2017 Dragon Boat Festival, attached as Appendix C and forming part of these minutes, and responded to questions.
iv) Business Continuity Downtown Revitalization – Director of Public Works & Town
Clerk The Director of Public Works and Town Clerk provided a presentation on Business Continuity throughout the Downtown Revitalization, attached as Appendix D and forming part of these minutes, and responded to questions.
8. Public Meetings
a) OPA#22 and ZBLA 2-17 (260 Elgin Street West) Resolution No. 131-17 (7:24 pm) Moved by Dan Lynch Seconded by Walter Stack That Council move into a Public Meeting to allow the public to make representations to Council regarding a proposed Official Plan Amendment and Implementing Zoning By-law Amendment for Part of Lot 10, Plan 32, being 260 Elgin Street West, Arnprior.
Resolution CARRIED
Mayor David Reid called the meeting to order at 7:24 p.m., welcomed those present and the Town Planner noted requirements for oral or written submissions prior to adoption of the amending by-law for the purposes of the Ontario Municipal Board requirements.
Staff confirmed that notice of this Public Meeting was mailed to all properties within 120 metres of the subject land, as well as posted on site, in accordance with the Ontario Planning Act and Ont. Regulation 545/06. Written comments were received prior to the meeting and have been provided to Council for consideration.
The Town Planner, explained the amendments being requested are as follows:
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The proposed Official Plan amendment would re-designate the subject lands from “Residential” to “Residential – Exception Twelve” to permit, as a home occupation, retail sales, as well as the use of an accessory building for a home occupation. Zoning By-law Amendment – The purpose of the proposed zoning amendment is to allow the sale of goods, other than those produced on the premises, as a home occupation, as well as the use of an accessory building for a home occupation. The current zoning by-law restricts home occupations from the sale or rental of goods, other than those produced on the premises and the use of an accessory detached building for home occupation purposes. The effect of the amendment is to rezone the lands from “Residential One (R1)” to “Residential One – Exception Thirty-five (R1-E35)”. Mayor David Reid invited the property owners to provide a presentation, and noted that any new information from the public is welcome following the owners’ comments. Mayor Reid asked that repeat information/comments be omitted if possible.
The floor was opened to the public for comments with the following being a summary of the comments received:
Mike and Judy Wilson (property owners) – 260 Elgin Street West o Judy Wilson, on behalf of herself and Mike Wilson, provided a verbal
presentation, attached as Appendix E and forming part of these minutes.
The following members of the public provided comment to the affect that they were supportive of this application, and requested Council to come up with a solution to this issue:
Wally Clemens – 4970 Opeongo Road Woodlawn, ON. (P.O. Box 311) Ken Sullivan – 250 Albert Street, Arnprior ON. Carrie Smith – 50 Neilson Street, McNab/Braeside ON. Mary-Anne Robblee – 153 Daniel Street North, Arnprior, ON Scott Brodersen – 244 Isabella Street, Arnprior ON.
There were approximately 28 people in attendance, and with that Mayor David Reid requested a show of hands for anyone who was not supportive of the application, of which no hands were raised. The Town Planner explained staff will provide a report on the next Council agenda for consideration. The public meeting was declared closed at 7:57 pm.
Resolution No. 132-17 (7:57 pm) Moved by Lynn Grinstead Seconded by Ted Strike That Council resume to the Regular Meeting of Council.
Resolution CARRIED Councillor Frank Dugal vacated his seat at the Council Table at 7:58 pm.
9. Matters Tabled/Deferred/Unfinished Business None
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10. Staff Reports a) Proclamation – Earth Day April 22, 2017 – Town Clerk Resolution No. 133-17 Moved by Dan Lynch Seconded by Tom Burnette That Council proclaim April 22, 2017 as “Earth Day” in the Town of Arnprior, encourage residents to attend the tree planting at Robert Simpson Park and embrace Earth Canada’s 2017 campaign Earth PLAY for Earth Day 2017: Connect to your nature!
Report and Resolution CARRIED
Councillor Frank Dugal resumed his seat at the Council Table at 8:00 pm.
11. Committee Reports and Minutes a) Community Development Advisory Committee Minutes – October 17, 2016 & November 30,
2016 b) Corporate Services Advisory Committee Minutes – November 7, 2016 c) Operations Advisory Committee Minutes – October 2, 2016 & December 5, 2016 d) Arnprior Accessibility Advisory Committee Minutes – December 7, 2016
Resolution No. 134-17 Moved by Lynn Grinstead Seconded by Ted Strike That Council receive the Advisory Committee Minutes listed under Item #11 a-d on the Agenda, as information (Community Development Advisory Committee Minutes – October 17, 2016 & November 30, 2016; Corporate Services Advisory Committee Minutes – November 7, 2016; Operations Advisory Committee Minutes – October 2, 2016 & December 5, 2016; Arnprior Accessibility Advisory Committee Minutes – December 7, 2016).
Resolution CARRIED
12. Notice of Motions None
13. Reeve’s Report from County Council Reeve Walter Stack provided an overview of the following Renfrew County Council Meeting, noting that the package is available in the Clerk’s Office for review by the public:
March 29, 2017 – Renfrew County Council March 21, 2017 – Finance and Administration Committee March 9, 2017 – Social Services Committee
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14. Correspondence & Petitions
a) Correspondence Package No. I-17-APR-07 Resolution No. 135-17 Moved by Tom Burnette Seconded by Dan Lynch That the Correspondence Package No. I-17-APR-07 be received as information and filed accordingly.
Resolution CARRIED
Councillor Dan Lynch noted the following: Item # 3 - Page 13 – Correspondence from the County of Renfrew – Bridge and Road
Construction Report – White Lake Road o Residents who use White Lake Road are reminded that the Claybank Bridge
will be under construction from April 3 – November 15, 2017. Give yourself some extra time due to only one lane of traffic being open.
Item # 4 - Page 15 – Correspondence from the Corporation of the Town of Laurentian Hills – Letter of Support of Resolution re Municipal Lotteries
o Thanks to the Corporation of the Town of Laurentian Hills for their support of our resolution to Premier Wynne dealing with lottery licences.
Mayor David Reid noted the following: Item # 14 – Page 39-40 – Information from AMCTO – Budget Eliminates Municipal
Office-Holder Tax Exemption o In his opinion the Federal Government did not consider smaller municipalities
when making this decision about eliminating the one-third tax exemption for municipal and provincial councilors. This could put the pressure on municipalities in regard to compensation.
o Reeve Walter Stack noted he also agrees that the Federal Government was not considerate of smaller municipalities when making this decision. He noted that he has contacted FCM on this issue, who noted they would provide further information in the future.
b) Correspondence Package No. A-17-APR-05 Resolution No. 136-17 Moved by Dan Lynch Seconded by Walter Stack That the Correspondence Package No. A-17-APR-05 be received and that the recommendations outlined be brought forward for Council’s consideration.
Resolution CARRIED Resolution No. 137-17 Moved by Dan Lynch Seconded by Walter Stack That Council of the Corporation of the Town of Arnprior receive the correspondence from the Arnprior Canada Day Car Show – 2017, dated March 21, 2017; and Further That Council authorize the use of the Town Logo as follows:
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8 ½ X 14 Colour Poster (Attachment 1 of Correspondence) 8 ½ X 11 Black & White Poster (Attachment 2 of Correspondence) Small Poster Black & White (Attachment 3 of Correspondence) Dash Plaque Giveaway (Attachment 4 of Correspondence) T-Shirt Giveaway (Attachment 5 of Correspondence) Windshield Identification Poster (Attachment 6 of Correspondence).
Resolution CARRIED Resolution No. 138-17 Moved by Dan Lynch Seconded by Walter Stack That Council of the Corporation of the Town of Arnprior receive the correspondence from Arnprior-Braeside-McNab Seniors At Home Program dated March 28, 2017; and Further That Council direct staff, on behalf of Council, to provide a testimonial to be included in the 2017 “Dare to Care Campaign” letter, outlining the importance of the Care Coach and the vital service it provides to our residents.
Resolution CARRIED
Resolution No. 139-17 Moved by Dan Lynch Seconded by Walter Stack That Council of the Corporation of the Town of Arnprior receive the correspondence from Cogeco Connexion, dated March 23, 2017; and Further That Council direct to staff to forward a letter of support, signed by the Mayor on behalf of Council, outlining the importance of bringing high-speed internet to the Town of Arnprior, as part of the Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada – “Connect to Innovate (CTI)” program.
Resolution CARRIED
c) Petition – 260 Elgin Street West Resolution No. 140-17 Moved by Walter Stack Seconded by Dan Lynch That Council receive the Petition for 260 Elgin Street West, as information.
Resolution CARRIED
15. Bylaws/ Resolutions a) By-laws Resolution No. 141-17 Moved by Lynn Grinstead Seconded by Ted Strike That the following by-laws be and are hereby enacted and passed:
i) By-law No. 6692-17 – Site Plan Agreement (258 John Street North) ii) By-law No. 6693-17 – User Fees and Charges By-law iii) By-law No. 6694-17 – Repeal & Replace Building By-law iv) By-law No. 6695-17 – Licencing By-law v) By-law No. 6696-17 – Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Policy
Resolution CARRIED
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b) Resolution Resolution No. 142-17 Moved by Tom Burnette Seconded by Dan Lynch That Council authorize staff to coordinate a Dragon Boat Festival on July 22, 2017, and
That Council authorize the CAO to enter into a sole source contract with Great White North for event production; and That Council authorize a contribution up to $5000.00 towards the 2017 Dragon Boat Festival (acct. 1-5-7003-4060 cc 473).
Resolution CARRIED
16. Announcements
Councillor Dan Lynch made the following announcements: On behalf of Council I’d like to congratulate the individuals and businesses in Arnprior
and McNab/Braeside who make our Town a very vibrant place to not only live in but make a home for successful businesses. They were identified as:
o Town of Arnprior - Volunteer of the Year - Renee Stewart o Township of McNab/Braeside – Business Appreciation Award – Chris & Shannon
Rouleau of Ballintotas Alpacas o Township of McNab/Braeside – Agriculture – The Harold MacMillan family - Pine
Grove Farms o Mayor of McNab/Braeside Award – Irene Robillard o Chamber Awards included:
Young Entrepreneur - Brittany Saylor of Out of the Woods Design and Sweetlegs
Innovation Award - to Kerri Bigelow of Loxx of Style and Esthetics Skilled Trade Business - Deena Griffin - Arnprior Floor Coverings, President's Award – Jack & Gail Cameron of Antrim Truck Stop Business of the Year – Craig Anderson - Anderson Automotive New Business – Hugo & Lisa Lafleche – Jade & Laney Boutique and
Lumbertown Ale House On April 15, 2017, the Arnprior Agricultural Society will be hosting a “Ranch Night” at the
Nick Smith Centre in Arnprior, in support of the Arnprior Fair. Advance tickets are $10.00.
On April 21, 2017 the Arnprior & Area Physician Recruitment Committee is hosting a Casino night at the Nick Smith Centre. Early Bird tickets are $50.00 and or $75.00 at the door.
At 9:00 am, on April 21, 2017, Veterans are invited to attend Willis College at Winners Circle, to support the new Veteran support programs. Please wear “Red” to show your support.
At 7:00 am, on April 22, 2017 Arnprior Dentistry is providing free dental work. On May 13, 2017 the 5th Annual “Knight in the Maritimes” is being held at the Parish
Hall.
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17. Media QuestionsDerek Dunn of Metroland media inquired about the following items:1. How many individuals signed the petition?
• Mayor David Reid noted that 1,130 people signed the petition.2. What is the amount of revenue in taxes that has been lost since the shed was built on the
Wilson’s property at 260 Elgin Street West?a Mayor David Reid noted that commercial taxes are being paid on the shed, and thus
there is no lost tax revenue.
18. Closed SessionNone
19. Confirmatory By-LawResolution No. 143-17Moved by Dan LynchSeconded by Walter StackThat By-law No. 6697-17 being a By-law to confirm the proceedings of the Regular Meeting ofCouncil held on April 10, 2017 and it is hereby enacted and passed.
Resolution CARRIED
20. AdiournmentResolution No. 144-17Moved by Ly GrinsteadSeconded b Fr. nk DThat this m eting of ‘ou il be adjourned at 8:15 pm.
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David Reid, Mayor Maureen Spratt, Town Clerk
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Robin Smith, Town Planner
Site Plan Approval258 John Street N
Council Meeting - Monday, March 13, 2017
258 John Street North
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Legal: Lot 34, Plan 7
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Site Plan Agreement• Standard Site Plan Agreement
• Drawings:– Site Servicing Plan, dated October 17, 2016, Rev. 1, March 20, 2017
– Site Grading Plan, dated October 17, 2016, Rev. 1, March 20, 2017
and Insurance Act and Ministry of Labour Act – Requires all employers of First Responders
(Paramedics, Firefighters, Police) to develop and implement a Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder prevention plan by April 23rd, 2017.
• The plan must also be submitted to the Ministry
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Appendix B
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Overview• A plan has been developed with the
assistance of:– Existing Town Policies
– The Arnprior Fire Department
– Mental Health Services of Renfrew County
– Public Services Health & Safety Association• First Responders First (template)
– Manulife/ Cowan- EAP & EARS
• The plan has been reviewed by staff in consultation with the above resources.
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Overview of Prevention PlanSection No. Policy/Prevention Plan Section Title
1 Policy Statement
2 Purpose
3 Scope
4 Responsibility
5 Definitions
6 Procedures
7 Attachments
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Policy Statement
• “This PTSD Prevention Plan has been developed to outline our approach to managing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) at the Town of Arnprior. The goal of this plan is to take a holistic approach across prevention, intervention and recovery and return to work.”
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Purpose and Procedures• The purpose of this Plan is to ensure that
all Fire Department Employees including Volunteer Firefighters are aware of the resources available to them to assist with any mental health issues, including PTSD.
• Integrating existing Town policies, the PTSD prevention plan outlines how this new policy will be put into effect and how it will be implemented within the Fire Department.
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Standard Operational Guidelines
S.O.G. 1-015
Post Incident Debrief of Significant Incidents
S.O.G. 1-016
Critical Incident Stress Management
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Use of Resources• Public Services Health and Safety
Association (PSHSA)– Webinar
– First Responders First Template
• Manulife– Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
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Employee Assistance Program• One of the recommendations of the PTSD
Prevention Plan was to incorporate an EAP program in order to assist First Responders with any symptoms or complications they may be struggling with due to work experience(s).
• After careful review, we recommend proceeding with the EAP offered by Manulife Financial.
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Financial Implications• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
– $3.50/ employee or member/ month = Approx. $3822
• Early Assistance and Reintegration Service (EARS)– Currently this return to work program is
offered to all Full Time Staff and follows the Short Term Disability Policy
– Volunteer Firefighters will be included on a case by case basis
• Cost is limited and only expended when services are utilized
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Financial Implications• Costs noted will be allocated across
applicable benefit cost centres, with nominal impact.
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Collaborative Efforts• Mental Health Services of Renfrew County
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Ongoing Training/ Review
1. Assess Needs
2. Create Training
3. Train Employees
4. Gather Feedback
5. Update Training
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Next Steps• There is a By-law with the PTSD
Prevention Plan Policy included on tonight’s agenda for Council consideration.
• Upon approval: – The policy will be provided to the Ministry
– The policy will be posted and made available at the Fire Department
– Required Training will be completed in the second quarter at the Fire Department
– Promotional information for the EAP will be provided to all applicable staff.
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Questions?
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Glenn Arthur Director of Recreation
Dragon Boat Festival 2017
Council Meeting – Monday April 10, 2017
Recommendation
• That Council authorize staff to coordinate a Dragon Boat Festival on July 22, 2017, and
• That Council authorize staff to enter into a sole source contract with Great White North for event production; and
• That Council authorize a contribution up to $5000.00 towards the 2017 Dragon Boat Festival (acct. 1-5-7003-4060 cc 473).
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Dragon Boat Festival Background
• 3rd year of operation
• Includes both Arnprior Dragon Boat teams
• Robert Simpson Park/Marina/Madawaska River
• In 2016 we had 17 teams participate which added approximately 400 people, plus about 100 volunteers
• Each team is guaranteed 3 races
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Background (con’t)
• Marina is closed for the day
• Race village at the Marina
• Vendors are invited to take part
• Music supplied after the event in Robert Simpson Park
• Lion Dance will be part of this year’s Festival – leading the Captains to the Marina
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Discussion
• Great White North would be the company that we would contract to provide a full Race Production – they have provided this in both 2015 + 2016.
• Although a niche market, next year staff will investigate potential other production companies
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Discussion
• They have provided a Payment Plan identical to 2015 and 2016
• Town will issue a call for Volunteers
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Discussion
• Other groups will be contacted to participate as Community Teams such as Banks, local businesses, schools, etc.
• This event builds on the Town’s Strategic Plan – Tourism and Economic Development as key components.
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Discussion
• In terms of Economic Development to the Town, the Ontario Ministry of Tourism Regional Economic Model indicates that Events attracting in the order of 1000 visitors/day, of which 95% are local and 5% are overnight visitors, the overall local visitor spending within the community is estimated at $70,000.00 per day
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Budget
• Expenses estimated at $15,140– Great White North $11,403 + HST
– Other costs include – music, medals, radios, printing, Volunteer t-shirts
• Income estimated at $14,000– includes entry fees, sponsorships, vendor
fees, etc.
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Budget
• In 2016 Council authorized the entering into a Contract with Great White North for event production and approved a contribution of up to a maximum of $5,000 to be budgeted for in the Special Events budget.
• The same is requested for 2017. The breakeven point is estimated at $1,140 ($15,140 expense -$14,000 income)
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John Steckly, Director of Public WorksMaureen Spratt, Town Clerk
Business ContinuityTown Hall
Council – Monday, April 10, 2017
Background
• On February 22nd, 2016, the Town of Arnprior awarded a two-year construction contract for the Arnprior Downtown Revitalization 2016/2017 Reconstruction Project to Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd. for $10,743,875.97 including HST.
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Downtown Revitalization Project
• This project will be the largest single self-funded investment ever made by the Town towards the rehabilitation of aging infrastructure and will also provide an enhanced streetscape and improved accessibility in Arnprior’s downtown core.
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Downtown Revitalization Project• 2017 Phase scheduled April 17th, 2017 –
October 31st, 2017 and will include:– Elgin Street West from Daniel Street North to
Madawaska Street
– McGonigal Street West from Hugh Street North to Edward Street North
– Hugh Street North from McGonigal Street West to Elgin Street West
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Downtown Revitalization Project
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Downtown Revitalization Project• Project will include reconstruction of
sanitary and storm sewers, watermains, roads, curbs, sidewalks, streetlights, and traffic signals at intersection of John Street and Elgin Street.
• Project will bring new life to Arnprior’s downtown streetscape with the placement of new trees, planters, and street furniture.
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Site Pedestrian Control
• Cavanagh is required to provide a Construction Site Pedestrian Control Plan prior to commencing work.
• It is to ensure the provision of safe and accessible path of travel for all pedestrians through and/or around the construction site.
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Site Pedestrian Control
• The plan is to ensure that pedestrians with disabilities, as well as those with increased mobility needs (parents with strollers and/or young children, elderly pedestrians with canes, walkers, or wheelchairs, etc.) shall be accommodated either through or around the construction site at all times.
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Site Pedestrian Control
• A safe and accessible path of travel shall be provided to gain pedestrian access to all buildings and properties within or immediately adjacent to the construction zone.
• There may be short term situations where access is not provided, but advance notice will be given, if this is the case.
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Site Pedestrian Control
• Temporary barriers of fencing will be installed to separate pedestrians from construction operations or related hazards.
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Project Schedule
• Cavanagh have provided the Town with their proposed schedule for the 2017 works.
• The project will be monitored throughout the duration and may be subject to change.
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Project Schedule
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Project Schedule
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Impact To Town Hall
• Between May and October sections of Elgin Street will be closed to vehicular traffic and parking
• An accessible path of travel for all pedestrians and visitors to the municipal office will be available
• Signs will be located around the town hall showing visitors where to go
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Continuation of Service Town Hall
• No municipal services will be interrupted by the construction
• The main entrance to the Town Hall will continue to be on Elgin Street
• Staff parking will be moved to a dedicated gravel lot at the railway corridor at Hugh Street
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Continuation of ServiceTown Hall
• Short term visitor and accessible parking will move to Madawaska Street
• A drop box is located on the front door for after hour use
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Alternate Service Delivery
• Town Hall will remain open for business, however an alternative location (Nick Smith Center) is being considered for accepting regular payments of property tax, water billing, parking etc.
• Council/Committee meetings between May and mid October will relocate to the Stanley Tourangeau Fire/Police Services Centre
