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MULMUR TOWNSHIP COUNCIL INFORMATION ITEMS

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 3, 2014

. INFORMATION ITEMS (Agenda Items #7.3 - #7.19 are on the web site only)

7.3 Resolution from the Town of Collingwood on asking for reconsideration of the

decision to eliminate home to home postal delivery. 7.4 Resolution from the Township of McKellar on the new O.P.P. billing. 7.5 Resolution from the Township of Carling on O.P.P. billing in unorganized

Townships. 7.6 Resolution from the Region of Halton on “buy American” provisions in the

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. 7.7 Resolution from the Municipality of McDougall objecting to the OPP billing

model. 7.8 AMO communications on the 2015 OMPF funding reduction. 7.9 NVCA release on supporting Ontario’s efforts to combat invasive species. 7.10 AMO communications on Bill 8, Public Sector and M.P.P. Accountability and

Transparency Act, 2014. 7.11 NVCA correspondence to Arbour Farms Limited on their Aggregate Resources

Act application – Lot 23, Conc. 7 E. 7.12 Correspondence from Ron Mills, Planner to rural commercial zoning property

owners, requesting their applications for re-zoning. 7.13 Correspondence from Russell Stewart & Janice & Earle O’Born on the proposed

zoning by-law amendment for Part W ½ Lot 4, Conc. 7 E – McBride/Johnson. 7.14 Invitation to the Dufferin County Council inaugural session on Thursday,

December 11th at 9 a.m. 7.15 Township notice of a second public meeting on the proposed zoning by-law

amendment of McBride/Johnson – Part W 1/.2 Lot 4, Conc. 7 E. 7.16 Notice of adoption of a zoning by-law amendment No. 26-14 – Part W ½ Lot 13,

Conc. 7 E – Hilchey. 7.17 Report of John Willmetts, Director of Public Works, dated November 27th on a

new road staff employee. 7.18 Notices of consent hearings for the Committee of Adjustment. 7.19 Notices of decision of the Committee of Adjustment.

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TOV/N OF COLLINGWOOD

Qctober 20,2014

Canada Post955 Highbury AveLondon, ON NSY 143

Attn: Deepak Chopra, Chief Executive OfficerAndy Paterson - Municipal Relations

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Mayors, Reeves, wardens and councirs - ontario Municíparities fu¡a ema,)

Re: Reconsider Decision to Elim

Sa[,a...A.lrnae. CtgrÈ97 Huronterio St. P O. Box ,f 57Collingwood, ON LgY 325Tel: (705)445-i030 ext. 3225Faxi (705)445-2448Email: [email protected]

inate Home to Home postal Delivery

During the meeting of council held september 22,2014, Council of the Town of collingwood passed thefollowing resolution:

MHEREA| canada po,t nu" p,!pi,!ir"";i:i"f;:;;i::î;":;ìåf",i!å'"rro3,ii:,;)";-å,;X::å:;

AND WHEREAS the tack of home detivery.wlll.digadvantage many sen,ors and peoptewith mobirity problems and witt be compounded during inàierient weather;

THEREFOREproposed ptan not support the

post to recons petition canadar communities.

AND FURTHER THAT a copy of this resolution be foMunicipalities of Ontario (A:Mq, Federation of Camunicipalities in Ontario, as well as to our local Mp, MpÞPost and its unions to encourage others to speak up' ajainst this pran.

CARRIED (Recorded Vote B-1)

across Ontario and the Country.

Yours truly,

TOWN OF COLLINGWOOD

Clerk

Cc Association of Municipallties of Ontario (AMO)Federation of Canadian Municipalities (ÈCM)'Kellie Leitch MpJim Wilson Mpp

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Township of McKellarP.O. Box 69, McKellar, Ontario POG 1C0 Phone: Q05)389-2842

Fax: (705) 389-1244

November 5,2014

The Honourable Kathleen Wynne, MPPPremier of OntarioLegislative BuildingQueen's Park,Toronto, ONM7A 1A1

Dear Premier Wynne:

The Council of the Township of McKellar, at its regular meeting on November 3,2014, passed

the enclosed resolution regarding the new municipal policing cost-recovery billing methodoloryfor O.P.P. services approved by the Treasury BoardlManagement Board of Cabinet in August of2014.

The Council of the Township of McKellar is calling on your government to initiate a moratoriumon the implementation of the new O.P.P. billing model until such time as the principles of a fairand equitable billing model can be addressed for all participating municipalities.

Thank you for your consideration of Council's position on this matter and we look forward toyour reply.

Yours sincerely,

Shawn Boggs, AMCTClerk Administrator

enclosure (1)

Hon. Yasir Naqvi, Minister of Community Safety and Conectional Services

Norm Miller, MPPJim Wilson, MPP,Interim P.C leader

Andrea Honvath, MPP, NDP LeaderBonnie Lysyk, Auditor General of OntarioAndre Marin, Ombudsman of OntarioAMO, FONOM, NOMA, ROMAAll nral Ontario municipalities

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TOWNSHIP OF'MCKELLAR

REsoLUTIoN No. M- 71 /DATE: November 3,2014

Moved

Seconded

WHEREAS the Minister of communþ Safety and conectional services, Mr' Yasir Naqvi .

ar¡rounced a new OPP Uilii"g -o¿tf to take eifect on January l,2}l5 based on calls for service

and base costs;

AND WHEREAS the effect of the new billing model is to shift policing costs from u¡ban centes

to small rural communities;À¡¡¡ iir¡mnBeS the shift in costs is more pronounced in cornmunities \4'ith a large number of

seasonal households;AND WHEREAS the Federal Govemment's definition of households does not include seasonal

dwellings as households and therefore may affe

AND WIÐREAS the new ñ:nding formulawil roer

altemative policing ut"-g.-ãticuts to exist capital

roserves or major increases in ta:res;

ANDWHEREAstherewillbenoincreaseinoPPlevelsofservice;AND WIIEREAS the

""*-nr"¿l"g fomrula will mean an increase for the Township of McKellar

in oPP costs from $121,393 m2}14to $388,834 in 2015 or an increase of 320 percent not

accounting for the five year phase in adjustment;

AND TWHEREAs there is oåtni"g in thi new firnding formula which controls future oPP cost

increases;

AND WHEREAS the new oPP firnding formula will negatively affect over 130 small rural

municipalities;AND WHEREAS unorganized mmicipalities have not been considered in this new formula;

À¡O Wfæn¡eS smalírural com.*ìti"s do not have the economic ability to generate nelv tÐ(

revenues fi'om commercial property to off-set new costs;

AND ryHEREAs tle lægei "rianîunicipalities

are goiirg to receive 5¿vings on new oPP costs

and yet have the higher calls for service and crime rate;

AñD WHEREAS this means that small rural seasonal communities that are relatively safe

communities are subsidizing larger urban centres;

AND IWHEREAS the overafl oÞp review pro. rs was flawed whereby the many resolutions,

delegations and depositions by vario-us communities were not listened to; the various committees

that were established w.r" *"ight"d in favou¡ of larger communities and the results appear to

have been Predetermined;

NOW TÏ{EREFORE BE ITRESOLVED thatthe council of the Township of McKella¡reiterate

all on the Premier of Ontario, The Honourableectional Services, Mr' Yasir Naqvi,

Mr. Andre Ma¡in to call a

lling model until such time as a fair and more

ities can be infoduced;lated to all municipalities in the District of Parry

Sound,allsmallruralmunicipalitiesinontario,AMo,FoNoM,NoMA,RoMAandthePCandNDP Parties-

Carri"d' / Defeated

Peter

DIVISIONVOTEYEA NÄY

Councillor Tama¡a Black

Councillor Jim McCollCouncillor Jury NaklowYchñnrrncillor Ted Stoud

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The Corporation of

THE TOWNSHIP of CARLING2 West Carling Bay Road, RR #1, Nobel, ON POG 1G0

Ina Watkinson, Administrative AssistantEmail : iwatkinson@carl ingtownship.ca

Phone: 705-342-5856 En 402 . Fax: 705-342-9527

November 12,2014

To All Municipalities Serviced by OPP

Dear Mayor & Council,

RE: Resolution 14-108 - OPP Billin in Un ized Townshi

This is to advise you that at the regular meeting of Council of the Township of Carling,held on November 10,2014 the following resolution was enacted:

14-108 Moved by Gouncillor MurphySeconded by Councillor Larson

WHEREAS the Township of Carling is in receipt of the new OPP Billing Modelwhich will see invoices split between base costs and calls for service on anapproximate 60/40 split;

AND WHERAS all municipalities will pay the same base cost per property, whichis estimated at $203.00 per property;

AND WHEREAS the new model received Cabinet approval on August 13,2014and will commence on January 1,2015, to be phased in over five years;

AND WHEREAS the Province is currently responsible for policing costsassociated with unorganized townships;

AND WHEREAS the Town of Bancroft has passed a resolution requesting theProvince to implement a billing method for those properties located inunorganized townships;

NOW THEREFORE BE lT RESOLVED that Carling Township Council doeshereby endorse the resolution passed by the Town of Bancroft and request theProvince to implement a billing method for those properties in unorganizedtownships so those properties contribute to their fair share of policing costs;

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AND FURTHER BE lT RESOLVED that this resolution be forwarded to thePremier, Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services, Ministry ofFinance, AMO, MPP Norm Miller, and all municipalities serviced by the OPP.

Carried

Yours truly,

lna WatkinsonAdministrative Assistant

c.c. Honourable Kathleen Wynne, Premier of OntarioHonourable Yasir Naqvi, Minister of Community Safety & Correctional ServicesNorm Miller, MPP, Parry Sound - Muskoka RidingAMOAll OPP Serviced Municipalities

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Legislative and Planning ServicesOffice of the Regional Clerk1151 Bronte RoadOakville ON L6M 311Email: [email protected]

VIA EMAIL

November 19,2014

Mike Wallace, MP, BurlingtonThe Honourable Lisa Raitt, MP HaltonTerence Young, MP, OakvilleThe Honourable Michael Chong, MP, Wellington-Halton HillsEleanor McMahon, MPP, Burlingtonlndira Naidoo-Harris, MPP, HaltonKevin Flynn, MPP, OakvilleTed Arnoü, MPP, Wellington-Halton HillsFederation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM), Brad WoodsideCanadian Manufacturers and Exporters, Jayson Myers

Please be advised that at its meeting held Wednesday, November 19, 2014, the Council ofthe Regional Municipality of Halton adopted the following resolution:

RESOLUTION: "Buy American" Provisions in the American Recoveryand Reinvestment Act

WHEREAS cities and communities across Canada support free and fair tradebetween Ganada and the United States;

AND WHEREAS bilateraltrade between Canada and the United States amounts toover $600 billion per year in economic activity, significantly contributing to Canada'slong-term econom ic competitiveness;

AND WHEREAS many of the most important supply chains and industry linkagesthat fuel our respective economies are inexorably linked;

AND WHEREAS provisions, such as'Buy American' requirements, which serve toinhibit this important economic partnership directly affects the economic prosperity ofour country, our businesses and our communities;

AND WHEREAS Halton Hills and Halton Region showed leadership in 2009 bypassing resolutions calling on the Federal, Provincial and municipal governments ofCanada to push back against unfair U.S. legislation;

AND WHEREAS organizations like Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters estimatethat thousands of manufacturing jobs are continuously at risk from continued BuyAmerican provisions being proposed across the United States;

AND WHEREAS Halton companies were directly impacted as jobs were lost due tothe Buy American provisions being inserted into projects receiving federal andmunicipal funding;

The Regional Munlcipelity of Holton

HEAD otFlCE I 1 5l Bronte Road, 0akville, ontario L6M 311 o Tel: 905-825.6000 ¡ Toll free: l-866-442.5866 r TTY: 905"827-9833 . urwwhalton,ca

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AND WHEREAS Canadian cities and communities are committed to open and fairtrade with American governments and businesses;

AND WHEREAS recent agreements between Canada and the United States haverecognized the critical economic linkages between our two countries, fosteringsecure, predictable trade and investment environments;

THEREFORE BE lT RESOLVED THAT allmunicipalities be requested to expresssupport for free, fair and reciprocal trade between the United States and Canada andsupport the principle that any restrictive'Buy American' provisions in U.S. legislationare contrary to that spirit of free trade;

AND THAT the Region of Halton call on the Federation of Canadian Municipalities(FCM) to support and work with the Government of Canada, the CanadianManufacturers and Exporters and other stakeholders in their efforts to urge theUnited States Congress and state governments to abstain from the use of 'BuyAmerican' provisions;

AND THAT FCM be requested to write to the U.S. National League of Cities and theUnited States Conference of Mayors urging them to also support the spirit of thisresolution and the spirit of free trade, so that businesses and industries on bothsides of the border can compete for contracts in the fairest and most efficientmanner;

AND THAT the Regional Chair write to the Prime Minister, the leader of theOpposition and the leader of the Liberal Party advising them of Regional Council'sposition and enclosing a copy of Regional Council's resolution in this regard;

AND THAT the Regional Clerk forward a copy of Regional Council's resolution to allOntario municipalities requesting that they endorse and support Halton's positionand to Halton MP's, MPP's, FCM and the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters fortheir information.

As per the above resolution, please accept this correspondence for your information andconsideration.

lf you have any questions please contact Ms. Karyn Bennett, Regional Clerk & Director ofCouncil Services.

Sincerely,

Wþ''i'tKathy KieltDeputy Clerk and Supervisor ofCouncil & Committee Services

c. Karyn Bennett, Regional Clerk & Director of Council Services

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RËSOLUTION NO.

DAÏE:

CARRIED: /

IVIOVED BY:

DEFEATED:-

DIVISION LIST FOR AGAINST

SECONDED BY:

Councillor Daleman

Councillor Dixon

Councillor Johnson

Councillor Malott

Mayor Robinson

WHEREAS the Mínister of Communíty Safety and Correctionaf Services announced anew OPP billing model to take effect on January 2015 based on calls for service andbase costs;andWHEREAS the effect of the new billing model is to shift policíng costs from urbancentres to small rural communities;andWHEREAS the new funding formula willforce small rural communities to consideralternative policing arrangements, cuts to existing programs and services, depletion ofcapital reserves or major íncrease in taxes;andWHEREAS there will be no increase in OPP levels of service;andWHEREAS the new funding formula will mean an increase for the Municipality ofMcDougall in OPP costs from $255,884 in 2014 to $523,458 in 2015 or an increase of205 percent not accounting for the five year phase ín adjustment;andWHEREAS there is nothing in the new funding formula which controls future OPP costíncreases;andWHEREAS the new OPP funding formula will negatively affect over 130 small ruralmunicipalities;andWHEREAS if the model could be established wíth a 40% base cost and a 60% call forservice providing a fairer distribution of costs to communities with lower crime rates;andWHEREAS unorganized munícipalitíes have not been considered in this newformula;andWHEREAS small rural communities do not have the economíc ability to generate newtax revenues from commercial property to off- set new costs;andWHEREAS the larger urban municipalities are going to receive savings on new OPPcosts and yet have the higher calls for service and crime rate;andWHEREAS this means that small rural seasonal communities that are relatively safecommunities are subsidizÍng larger urban centres;and

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MOVED BY:

RESOLUTION NO.

DATE:

CARRIED:

DEFEATED:_--

DIVISION LIST

Councillor Daleman

Councillor Dixon

Councillor Johnson

Councillor Malott

Mayor Robinson

FOR AqA|NST

WHEREAS the overall OPP review process was flawed whereby the many resotutions,delegations and depositions by various communities were not lisiened to; the variouscommittees that were established were weighted in favour of larger communities andthe results appear to have been predetermined; andWHEREAS the Police Services Act does not allow municipalities to be serviced by apolice force that does not have a contiguous border and where many rural municípalitiesdo not border a community with a police foree, this restricts our oppórtunity to have acompetítive police seruice other that the Opp;NOW THEREFORE BE lT RESOLVED thatthe Couneil of the Municipality ofMcDougall reiterate its objection to the new OPP billing model and call on the premierof Ontario, The Honourable Kathleen Wynne to change the billing formula to 40% basecosts and 60% per call costs; andFURTHER MORE that the Council of the Municipality of McDougall call on the Premierof Ontario, The Honourable Kathleen Wynne to amend the Poficé Services Act to allowa non-contiguous police force to seryice other communitíes; andFURTHER THAT this resolution be circulated to all munícipalities in the District of ParrySound, all smallrural municipalities in Ontario, the PC and NDP all parties and theOmbudsman's office.

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Terly Horner

From:Sent:To:Subject:

AMO Communications <[email protected] >

November-13-14 3:41 PM

thorner@ mulmurtownship.caAMO POUCY UPDATE

November 13,2014

Provincial Funding Announcements -2015 OMPF and Public Transit

A. 2015 OMPF Allocations Announced

Today the Ministry of Finance issued 2015 allocation notices from the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund (OMPF). Letters

to heads of council and treasurers are being mailed at this time.

Allocation notices may also be viewed on the Ministrv's website. Below are key aspects of the funding announcement for201 5 and issues on the funding horizon for 2016 and beyond. This will be of importance to current and new councils.

A reduced envelope province-wide

The total envelope continues to decrease. A $35 million cut will occur in 2015 dropping the total Fund to $515 million. Itwas $550 million llr,2014 and $575 million in20l3. If the government continues with its fiscal plan, an additional cut of $15

million should be expected lrr-2016. The2014 Provincial Budget profiled a commitment of a $500 million envelope by 2016

AMO advocated for a deferral of the expected cut of $25 million for 2015. AMO was extremely disappointed when the 2014

provincial budget included a cut of $35 million. AMO and municipal treasurers who were consulted on the Fund's 2015

design noted the Ministry's competing goals of stability for all recipient municipalities and targeting assistance formunicipalities in greatest need within a declining overall funding envelope.

Impact on recipient municipalities

Of the 388 municipalities which receive OMPF dollars, 245 will experience a decrease while 143 will either have stable orincreased funding. Individual municipal reductions for the coming year will be primarily determined as a percentage of 2014allocations and for northern and rural municipalities, will be scaled based on the relative fiscal health of those municipalities.

Generally, northern municipalities experienced a cut of up to l0%o of their total 2013 OMPF allocation. This year they willexperience the same cut of up to l0%o for 2015. Generally, southern municipalities experienced a cut of up to l5o/o of theirtotal2}l3 OMPF allocation. This year they will experience a cut of up to 20Yo for 2015. These changes are very significantfor many communities.

How does OMPF structure for 2015 compare to 2014?

For 2014 and20l5, the grant structure within the OMPF remain the same. They are: Assessment Equalization, NorthernCommunities, Rural Communities, Fiscal Circumstances and Transitional. The Transitional Assistance grant component for2015 has been reduced by $40 million while the Fiscal Circumstances grant component has been enhanced by $5 million. Nochanges were made to the other three components.

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Social Services Grant

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Fiscal Circumstances Grant

Transitional and Stabili zation Grants 30 134

TOTAL OMPF 596 575

The Municipal Fiscal Circumstances Index (l\ßCD measures such factors as weighted assessment per household, medianhousehold income and employment rates among others, on a relative basis, for northern and rural municipalities that havebeen receiving OMPF. As noted above, the degree of cuts for the majorþ of recipient municipalities will be determined inpart by the use of this measure. This approach demonstrates some sensitivity to the fiscal condition of municipalities and thelimited capacity of some to shoulder any cuts.

The 2008 upload agreement of social assistance and court secwity costs affected different municipalities in different ways.Despite the merits of the uploads, mariy communities continue to face limited or declining fiscal health and face fundamentaloperating budget challenges. AMO is concerned about the cumulative fiscal impact of a variety of provincial governmentinitiatives. These include the 20ll-2014 OPP wage increase, social assistance benefit adjustments, OPP billing changes, andspecial dam payment cuts to name just a few program cost changes that have occurred dwing the ensuing years.

Through a discussion with AMO, Premier Kathleen Wynne, Ted McMeekin, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, andDeb Matthews, President of the Treasury Board, have agreed to the need to examine this provincial multi-ministerialcumulative impact on municipal governments' fiscal health. Discussions are underway with the government on how this canoccw.

Contact: Matthew Wilson, Senior Advisor, mwi lson @ a mo. o n.ca, 4 16-97 I -9856 ext. 323.

B. Ontario Delivers Permanent Funding for Transit

The Honourable Steven Del Duca, Minister of Transportation, today announced that the Province is providing $321.5 millionthis year to support municipal public transit systems through the Ontario Gas Tax for Transit program (link to attachment).

Municipalities are managing an infrastructure funding gap estimated in 2008 to be $60 billion over ten years. To helpcommunities manage this funding crunch and continue to deliver transit for our residents, AMO called on the Province tomake the Ontario Gas Tax permanent for municipalities who have transit systems and to create a permanent fund formunicipal roads and bridges in small, rural and northern communities.

The 2013 Budget delivered on our ask. Municipal governments can count on permanent support for transit through thisprogram. Ontario's Gas Tax Fund delivers two cents for every litre of gasoline sold in the province to support transitproviding $3.1 billion for municipal transit since its creation.

In20l4 the Ontario Budget responded to AMO's call for permanent funding for roads and bridges in small, rwal andnorthern communities by creating the Ontario Communþ Infrastructure Fund (OCIF) for municipalities with under 100,000

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residents. AMO understands thar municipalities should have received their formuta allocations under OCIF. Announcements

reþarding project applications will be made in the coming months.

Cont-act Craig Reid, AMO Senior Advisor, [email protected] , (416) 971-9856 ext' 334.

ptEASE NOTE: AMO Breaking News will be broadcast to the member municipality's council, administrator, and clerk. Recipients of

the AMO broadcasts are free to redistribute the AMO broadcasts to other municipal staff as required. We have decided to not add

other staff to these broadcast lists in order to ensure accuracy and efficiency in the management of our various broadcast lists.

DISCIAIMER: Any documents attached are final versions. AMO assumes no responsibility for any discrepancies that may have been

transmitted with this electronic version. The printed versions of the documents stand as the official record.

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OverviewThe Ontario Municipal Paftnership Fund (OMPF) is the Province's main transfer paymentto municipalities.

In 2015, the Province will provide a total of $515 míllion in unconditional fundíng to388 municipalities through the OMPF. This funding, combined with the municipal benefitresulting from the provincial uploads, will total over $2.2 billion in 2015 - more thanthree and a half times the level of funding provided in 2004.

Provincial Uploads and OMPF Phase-DownIn 2012, the government announced the review of the OMPF and the phase-down of theprogram to $500 million by 2016. The phase-down of the OMPF was part of the 2008Provincial-Municipal Fiscal and Service Delivery Review (PMFSDR) agreement to uploadsocial assistance benefit programs and couft security and prisoner transpoftation costsoff the propefty tax base.

Despite the adjustment to the program, overall support provided to municipalities willcontinue to increase, with the provincial uploads more than offsetting the reduction tothe program.

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OMPF Review and RedesignThe redesigned OMPF was introduced tn 2OL4 following consultations with the

Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) and mun¡cipal representatives from across

the province. The program is comprised of four core grant components that reflect the

following objectives:

. cont¡nuing to support areas with limited propefty assessment;o cont¡nuing to recognize the challenges of nofthern and rural municipalities, while

targeting funding to those with more challenglng fiscal circumstances; and. assisting municipalities as they transition to the redesigned program.

A new grant component was announced as part of the redesigned program - the

Nofthern and Rural Fiscal Circumstances Grant. This grant component was introduced in

recognition that not all nofthern and rural municipalities are the same. The differences in

the fiscal circumstances of these municipalities are recognized through this grant, which

provides additional, targeted support to eligible municipalities based on their northern

and rural Municipal Fiscal Circumstances Index (MFCI).

2OL5 OMPF

Over the past year, the Ministry of Finance has continued to consult with AMO and other

municipal representatives on how to best support municipalities through the program as

the OMPF phases down. These discussions have informed the design of the 2015

program.

In the province's discussions with municipalities, two key recommendations emerged

with respect to the Program design:

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clrcumstances, while cont¡nu¡ng to provide a significant amount of transitionalassistance.

Funding provided through the Northern and Rural Fiscal Circumstances Grant will begin

to increase in order to further target suppoft to those municipalities with the mostchallenging fiscal circumstances. Compared to 2Ot4, these municipalities will receive an

increase of more than 30 per cent in per household funding allocated through this grant.

In addition, the significant amount of Transitíonal Assistance will provide municipalitieswith stability as they adjust to the redesigned program, This funding will ensure thatmunicipalities receive a guaranteed level of support based on their 2OL4 OMPF

allocation. Municipalities in the nofth will receive at least 90 per cent of their 20L4 OMPF

allocation, while municipalities in other regions of the province will receive at least B0

per cent.

These minimum levels of support will be enhanced, up to 100 per cent, for eligiblenofthern and rural municipalities with more challenging fiscal circumstances, as

measured by the MFCI.

2OL5 Provincial UploadsThe Provincial-Municipal Fiscal and Service Delivery Review (PMFSDR) was completed in2008. This review set out a new approach to the funding and delivery of services inOntario and represents a significant milestone in the provincial-municipal paftnership.

In 2015, the Province will continue to deliver on its commitment in accordance with the

timetable agreed to through the PMFSDR by:

. continuing the phased upload of Ontario Works (OW) benefits; and

. continuing the phased upload of court security and prisoner transpoftation costs (up to

$125 million annually at maturity).

This builds on the government's previous uploads of:

. Ontario Drug Benefit (ODB) costs Ín 2008;

. Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) administration costs in 2009; and

. ODSP benefits, completed in 2011.

Fufthermore, the Province will provide more than $230 million in additional suppoft of

municipal OW administration costs.

As a result of the uploads, 380 municipalities will see an estimated benefit of over

$1.7 billion in 2015.

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Program 2015

ODB Upload $219 million

ODSP Administration $85 million

ODSP Benefits $828 million

OW Benefits (57o/o uploaded in 2015) $266 million

Couft Security and PrisonerTranspoftation (57o/o uploaded in 2015) $71 million

OW Administration add itional support $234 million

Total Upload Benefit $1.7 billion

Note: OW administration continues to be cost shared on a 50:50 basis between the Province and

municipalities. Beginning in 2077, OW administration costs refled a revised funding approach which

will provide more than $230 million to municipalities in additional support of these costs in 2015.

2Ol-5 Combined BenefitSince 2009, suppoft prov¡ded to municipalit¡es has been calculated as a combination ofboth the OMPF and provincial uploads.

In 2015, the Province will provide municipalities with a combined benefit of over $2.2billion - more than three and a half times the level of funding prov¡ded in 2004.The combined benefit includes:

. OMPF support of $515 million; and

. The upload of over $1.7 billion in social assistance benefit programs and court securityand prisoner transpoftat¡on costs.

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A. CRF/OMPF $618 million $550 million $515 million

$1.7 billionB. Provincial Uploads $1.5 billion

Combined Benefit (A + B) $618 million $2.1 billion $2.2 billion

Year-over-Year Increase

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$110 million

$1.6 billion

Ongoing Support to MunicipalitiesThe Province will nrovide municioalities with onooinq support of over $3.7 billion in 2015

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For 2015, the total ongo¡ng provinc¡al support, in addition to the combined benefit ofOMPF and uploads, includes:

. $499 million in funding to support 50:50 cost sharing of land ambulance costs;

. $564 million in public health funding, which includes the upload of public health costsfrom a prov¡ncial share of 50 per cent to 75 per cent;

. $321 million in provincial gas tax funding for the 2014-15 program year; and

. $1OO million in annual funding to small, northern and rural municipalities through thenew permanent Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF).

By 2016, the Province will have increased ongoing support to municipalities to

$3.8 billion a year - an increase of more than 250 per cent compared to 2003.

Ongoing S u pport to M u n ic ipal ities Contin ues to I nc rease$1.'[ billion i¡¡ E00S-$3"8 hillion by2ü1Ë

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Additional InformationFor additional information or for other general inquiries about the program, email yourquery and contact information to: [email protected]'

To obtain the most current version of this document, visit ontario.ca/finance and enter 3278in the findpage field at the bottom of the webpage or contact the ministry at 1 866 668-8297 (1 800 263-7776 forteletypewriter).

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Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund (OMPF)2015 Allocation Notice OntarioTownship of MulmurGounty of Dufferin

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e p of Mulmur

. The Township of Mulmur's oomblnEd beneflt of the 2015 OMPF and provlncial uploads totals $278,'100 wh¡oh ls the €quivalent of 10%

ofth€ Townshlp's munlclpal property tax revenu€,

. The Townshlp's comblned benef¡t lncludss:- $276,600 through the OMPF- $l,500 b€net¡t resulting from tñe provlnclal uploads

.Thoest¡matedtotal benefltoftñe2015provlnclaluploadsfortheCountyofDufferlnls $3,968,400whlchlstheequlvalentof5% oÍ all munlcipal propert¡t tax revenue ln the Coun$t.

A Total 2015 OMPF $276,600

1. Assessment Equalization Grant2. Northern Communities Grant3. Rural Communities Grant $226,800

s. fràniit¡onàt Assistance $33,100

B 2015 Comblned Benefit of OMPF and Provlnclal Uploads (Llne Bl + Llne 82) $278,100

1. Total OMPF Line 600

2. Court Secu Transportation Upload $1,s00

The estimated total benefit of the 2015 provincial uploads for the County of Dufferin is $3,968,400.

The removal of these costs off the property tax base benefits all taxpayers within the County of Dufferin, including those residing

in the Township of Mulmur.

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Bl Sum of 2015 OMPF grants. (Equal to Line A)

Estimated 2015 benefit from the provincial upload of court security and prisoner transportation costs provided by the OPP. Actualallocations will be confirmed by the OPP in 2015.

The estimated 2015 municipal benefit of the Province's 75 per cent share of public health funding relative to its 50 per cent sharein 2004. ln two-tier systems, this benefit is identified at the upper-tier level. Actual municipal savings may not correspond with theAllocation Notice due to budget approvals made by the local Boards of Health. Municipalities may provide additional funding

beyond their obligated cost share. Any additional municipal funding is not included in the calculation of the public health figure.

Refers to the total assessment for a municipality weighted by the tax ratio for each class of property (including payments in lieu ofproperty taxes retained by the municipality) divided by the total number of households.

Represents the proportion of a municipality's population that resides in rural areas or small communities. For additional

information see the 2015 OMPF Technical Guide.

The northern and rural Municipal Fiscal Circumstances lndex (MFCI) measures a munic¡pality's flscal circumstances relative to

other northern and rural municipalities in the province, and ranges from 0 to '10. A lower MFCI corresponds to relatively posit¡ve

fiscal circumstances, whereas a higher MFCI corresponds to more challenging fiscal circumstances. For additional informationsee the 2015 OMPF Technical Guide.

D5Represents the guaranteed level of support the municipality will receive from the Province through the 2015 OMPF. For additional

information see the 2015 OMPF Technical Guide.

D6 20'14 OMPF allocation.

Note: Ptov¡nc¡at funding and othet ongo¡ng prov¡nc¡al suppoñ in¡tiat¡ves rounded to mult¡ples of $100.

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^^ 2005. This incremental increase in land ambulance funding delivers on the Province's comm¡tment to strengthen land ambulanceu' seryices and maintain the 50:50 sharing of land ambulance costs. ln two-tier systems, this benefit is identifled at the upper-tierlevel.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NVCA suppofts Ontario's effolts to combat invasivespec¡es

Utopia, Ontario, November 10, 2Ol4 - The Nottawasaga ValleyConservation Authority (NVCA) commends the Ontario Ministry of NaturalResources and Forestry's re-¡ntroduction of the Invasive Species Act.

The proposed act would be Canada's first standalone legíslation designedto address the problem of ¡nvasive species. It would give the provincepowers to intervene earlier with a wide range of potentially dangerousplants and wildlife. It also provides new regulations and penalties to helpdeter the introduction and spread of these species.

"If successful, the proposed legislation should help to prevent and slowthe spread of those invasive spec¡es that pose the highest risk to ourlocal environment and economy," said NVCA's Interim CAO, D. GayleWood.

Once passed, this legislation will give the provinc¡al government newtools and authority to ban activities such as possessing and transportingcertain high risk invasive species. It will put in place mechan¡sms tosupport preventative measures and address urgent threats. Measurescould include "rapid response" actions like preventing the movement ofcontaminated firewood, bans on possessing and transporting certaininvasive species, and modernized inspection systems.

Invasive species pose a significant threat to the Nottawasaga Valleywatershed, displacing native wildlife and plants.

"Phragmites is becoming a significant issue in our wetlands while garlicmustard is threatening our upland forests," explained DavidFeatherstone, manager of NVCA watershed monitoring. "Our forestedswamps and upland forests are being threatened by emerald ashborer. Zebra and quagga mussels have impacted the Georgian Bayecosystem and round goby has colonized our shoreline and larger riversystems."

Along with partners such as the Ontario Federation of Anglers andHunters, the Nature Conservancy, the County of Simcoe and the Town ofCollingwood among others, NVCA has worked to monitor and controlinvasive species for about a decade. Projects have included monitoringand/or removing garlic mustard at the Tiffin and Petun ConservationAreas and along the Bruce Trail, As well, NVCA and partners have been

Conserving our Healthy Waters

NOTTAWASAC;AVALLF,YCONS[RV^TIONAUT]lORlTY Cenlrefor(Ì¡nserv¿tionlohn llix C-onservation Adnrinistr.rlion (--entre Ìiffin Conservation Area 8195 8th Line Utopia, On LOM ll0

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undertaking projects to monitor and control giant hogweed, wild parsnip,dog-strangling vine and Phragmites across the watershed.

"If approved, this legislation will strengthen our continuing efforts tomanage the spread of invasive species across the watershed," addedFeatherstone.

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About the NVCA:The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority is a publÍc agencydedicated to the preservation of a healthy environment throughspecialized programs to protect, conserve and enhance our water,wetlands, forests and lands. www.nvca.on.ca

Media Contacts:David Featherstone, Manager, Watershed Monitoring7 OS - 424 - I47 9 x424, dfeath e rstone @ nvca. o n, ca

Heather Kepran, Communications Coordinator705-424-1479 x254, [email protected]

Additional Information :

Visit and look under watershed monitoring forinformation on invasive species in the Nottawasaga Valley watershed.

Information on steps to combat invasive species at the provincial levelcan be found on the Province of Ontario's website at

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Terry Horner

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AMO Communications <[email protected] >

N ovem ber- l- 2-14 4:22 PM

thorner@ mulmurtownship.caAMO Policy Update - Bill 8, Public Sector and MPP Accountability and Transparency Act,

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Bill8, Public Sector and MPP Accountab¡l¡ty and Transparency Act, 2014

This Bill is proceeding through 2nd reading debate and is anticipated to be at a Legislative Standing Committee for public hearing

before the end of the month. AMO will ask to appear.

The Premier has made it clear that she is committed to additional oversight across the broader public sector. If passed, the Bill willrequire mandatory municipal accountabilþ officers and expand the Ontario Ombudsman's jurisdiction in the municipal government

sector; introduce a Patient Ombudsman with oversight of hospitals and long-term care homes; make changes to the record-keepingrequirements inthe Municipal Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act; and provide for additional transparency and

accountability rules for the province's own political and public service.

AMO supports accountability and transparency in local govemment and the broader public sector. In terms of Bill 8, the same steps

are being followed when any other laws are tabled that affect municipal government - is its legal language clear, practical, effectiveand, is it efficient, would it create unintended consequences and if so, are there ways to mitigate them. Policy changes need to achieve

the results that they are intended to achieve in a manner that is accountable and respectful to all.

AMO has a group of municipal lawyers and senior administrators looking at the proposed legislation and amendments that should be

presented. Transparency and accountabilþ are positive principles, but implementation will determine success or failure of this or any

other legislation. We believe that the Ontario Government shares our commitment to working together on improvements to this Bill.

However, it is clear through media reports and social media that the Ontario Ombudsman appears to think that it is wrong for AMO ormunicipal governments to have any opinion on this Bill or how to improve it. AMO will continue to do this work no matter who tries

to demean us or municipal governments. Groups or individuals with their own ideas should not be discredited. In this province, allvoices are encouraged to be heard, even when creating new systems ofaccountability.

We expect the Standing Committee will hear deputations and read written submissions and that it "4,ill

similarly share the basic goal -to achieve the intended results, earn public confidence, strive for systems that are efficient and practical, and make sure that arry are

cost effective.

If we differ with the Ombudsman, it is here:

AMO believes that accountability can and should be achieved in a manner that respects municipal government. We don'timprove Ontario by diminishing or belittling municipal government indiscriminately.AMO believes that good government is best achieved when municipal governments take on the difficult task of eaming thetrust and respect of the public that they serve. Every municipality that accepts that goal makes Ontario stronger and should be

supported not vilified.

AMO will share with its members its submission to the Standing Committee as we hasten to meet the Legislature and StandingCommittees timelines. We will advise the memberships when this is posted.

AMO Contact: Pat Vanini, Executive Director, [email protected],416.971.9856 ext. 316.

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Brian Zeman, BES, MCIP, RPPVice President, PaftnerMHBC Planning113 Colller StreetBarrie, ON, L4M 1H2

Dear Mr. Zeman:

Re: Arbour Farms Limited - Aggregate Resources Act ApplicationLot 23, Concession 7 EHS, Township of Mulmur

Thank you for letter of October 3L, 2OL4 and ema¡l of Novembeî 5,20L4.In response Nottawasaga Valley Conseruat¡on Author¡ty (NVCA) staffprov¡des the followlng comments on the proposed the Aggregate ResourcesAct (ARA) Llcence Application:

Based on the above noted letter NVCA staft understands that your client(Arbour Farms) agrees to make the revisions to the ARA Site Plans includingthe Adaptive Management Plan to address NVCA'S outstand¡ng concerns.NVCA outstand¡ng areas of interest included: restoration; add¡t¡onaltriggers; brook trout sampling; spillway berm; and the need for clarityregard¡ng the impact of the AMP on extract¡on rates.

In addition to the above, we understand that your cl¡ent and MNR areagreeable to include the following wording withln the licence document:

The Licensee w¡ll implement the requirements of the AdaptiveManagement PIan, as outlined on Page 5 of 5 of the AggregateResources Act Site Plans, as may be amended from time to time.Based on the results of the Adaptive Management Plan, aggregateextraction rates may be slgnificantly reduced or cu¡tailed through theimplementation of stream habitat protectlon measures.

Furthermore, we understand that Arbour Farms is also agreeable to placlngwording within the related plann¡ng documents lncludlng reference to slteplan conditions and mon¡tor¡ng requ¡rements, where appropriate.

Provided that the revislons as identified ¡n MHBC'S October 3L, 2OL4 letterand November 5, 2014 email are incorporated into the site plan, adaptivemanagement plan, llcence document and Planning Act appl¡cat¡ons, NVCA issatisfied that our prevlous identified concerns (see February 25, 2013 andAugust 5, 2OL4letters) have been addressed, We request that the updateddocumentation be circulated to the NVCA for considerat¡on when it becomesavallable.

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NOTTAWASAGAVALLEY CONSERVATION AUTHORITY ¡ Cenùe for Conservat¡on

John Hix Conservation Administation Centre . Tiffìn Conservation Area o 8195 8th Line s Utopia, On LOM lT0Telephone: 705,424,1479 t tax: 7O5,424.2115 . Web: www.nvca.on.ca I Email: [email protected]

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I{ovembcr t.4r 2Ot4Rc: Arbour Farms Limltcd, AggrcAate Proposal

Townshlp of Hulmur

Please feel free to contact the undersigned should you have any questions regarding theabove comments.

Regards,

Chris Hibberd, MCIP, RPPDirector of Planning

Copy: Township of Mulmur, Mr. Ron MillsMNR, Guelph, Ms. Diane SchwlerFite

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CORPORATION OFTHE

tourq5hlp of mu758070 2nd Line EastMulmur ON LgV 0G8TELEPHONE:705-466-3341 . FAX:705-466-2922

November 5,2014

To: Ron Little, Ron Little TruckingChris Wallace and Robyn DreyerSteve Ebdon and Denise Horan

Subject: Rural Commercial zonins

I am pleased to be able to report that, in September, the new "Rural Commercial (RC)"zoning category that the Township had incorporated into our Zoning By-law as part of afive year review and up-date, has f,rnally been approved

We have been awaiting that approval before proceeding with your applications thatwould, if approved, permit certain developments and uses that are not currentlyconsidered legal or legal non-conforming, to be permitted and appropriately regulated bymeans of individual, site-specific amendments to the ZoningBy-law.

Given the timing of the municipal election, we did not want to commence the processingof new application under one Council only to have to complete the process under a newCouncil, so we have chosen to wait until the new Council has been installed beforeproceeding. I am also retiring as of December 72,2014, so a new planner will be

handling things from this point forward.

Because there are outstanding alleged zoning violations affecting your property, you willbe urged to make application for a zoning by-law amendment to seek approval tocontinue with those uses on your property. Lands zoned Rural Commercial are also

intended to be brought under site plan control, so an application for site plan approvalwill also be required to be made as directed by the new Council and/or planner.

It is respectfully suggested that you should contact the Township early in the new year toinitiatc the process of seeking approval for the uses that are occurring on your propertythat are not currently permitted in the zone you are in. I will suggest that this should be

done by the end of January at the latest for pre-consultation and that applications shouldbe received by the Township by the end of February, at the latest, to avoid actions beingtaken to otherwise enforce the Zoning By-law. This too, however, will need to be

determined by the new Council and Planner.

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You should be aware that the processing of your Zoning By-law amendment applicationswill involve a public notice and consultation process involving both the review agencies

and adjacent landowners. The costs of processing your applications is fully costrecoverable from you pursuant to the Township's Tariff of Fees By-law. Altematively,you could cease operations (activities and uses) and remove, or convert the uses ofbuildings and structures for purposes permitted in the current zone for your lands.

I regret that I will not be here to see these matters through to completion, but I wish you

well and trust that you will cooperate with the new Planner and Council to resolve these

outstanding matters in a timely and appropriate manner.

Regards.-)

fr-""2r2øRon Mills, Planner (retiring)Township of Mulmur

c.c. Mayor Paul Mills and CouncilTeny Horner, CAO and Clerk

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Ron Mills

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Russel I Stewart < castlecarerosemont@ g ma il.com >

November-09-l-4 6:49 [email protected]. Airport Rd

Gentlemen;I write to you to give my support to the project Matthew McBride and JillJohnston are proposing on there property onAirport Rd We need this type of development to provide employment direct or spin off for the community . I have

known Matthew and Jill for several years and know they will run a clean and respectable business. Sincerely

Russell Stewart Murmur Toss. Town lineSent from my iPhone

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His Worship Paul MillsMayor of Mulmur Township758070 2nd Line EastMulmur, ON L9V 0G8

Your V/orship:

'We are in total agreement with the building of a Craft Distillery on Airport Road, which willutilize locally grown produce and support Matthew McBride and Jill Johnson in their request forazoning amendment.

This initiative would bring additional jobs and prosperity to our Township.

Sincerely

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Janice and Earle O'Born

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November 12,2014

Mayor Mills and Members of CouncilTownship of Mulmur758070 2nd Line EMulmur, ONLgV OG8

Dear Mayor Mills and Members of Council:

Re: Dufferin Gountv Council lnauqural Session

I am writing to extend an invitation to you and the members of your Council and senior staff to:

The lnaugural Session of Dufferin County Counciland election of the Warden for 2015

Thursday, December 11th, 2014at 9:00 a.m.

Council ChambersCourt House

51 Zina Street, Orangevil le

rs truly,

Clerk/Director of Corporate Services

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NOTICE OF A SECOND PUBLIC MEETING

FOR A PROPOSED ZONING BY.LAW AMENDMENT

(File No. 203/2014 - McBride/Johnson)

Take Notice that an application has been received by the Corporation of the Township ofMulmur for the re-zoning of Part of Lot 4, Concession 7 EHS, known municipally as936215 Airport Road, and be advised that you are entitled to view andlor obtain a copy ofthe application and any supporting information and documentation, as well as a copy ofthe proposed by-law, at the Township office atthe address below during regular officehours;

And Take Further Notice that Mulmur Township Council will hold a Second PublicMeeting pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act (1990), as amended, to furtherconsider the proposed amendment to the Zoning By-law.

The Public Meeting will be held at the Mulmur Township Offices, located at 7580702nd Line East, at 11:00 AM on'Wednesday, December 3,2014.

Anyone wishing to address Council with respect to the proposal may do so at the publicmeeting. Persons unable to attend the public meeting may provide written comments upuntil the time of or at the public meeting.

If you wish to be notified of the decision on the proposed application, you must make awritten request to the Township of Mulmur.

If a person or public body that files a Notice of Appeal of the decision of Council withrespect of the ZoningBy-law Amendment does not make oral submission at the publicmeeting or make written submission to the Township of Mulmur before the proposedZoning By-law Amendment is adopted, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all orpart of the appeal.

Purnose of the Amendment

The proposedZoning By-law Amendment would change the zoning on a small portion ofthe subject lands from the 'Agricultural (A)' zoneto the 'Rural Commercial ExceptionThree (RC-3)' zone.

Effect of the Amendment

The Zoning By-law Amendment is being proposed to facilitate and permit, in addition touses such as a farm produce sales outlet which is already permitted in the 'Agricultural'

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zoÍLe, certain on-farm diversified uses and uses that produce value-added agriculturalproducts. More specifically, the proposed by-law would permit the establishment of afarm store, a small scale craft distillery and related, accessory developments and uses, as

well as agri-tourism uses, and related activities and developments.

It is proposed that the portion of the property where the distillery and farm store are to belocated and the activities involved with agri-tourism uses would be concentrated wouldbe placed into the Township's new 'Rural Commercial (RC)' zone. Under that zoning,the development of the site would be subject to site plan control. A revised and moredetailed site plan for the entire areato be re-zoned, has been submiued as part of aseparate application for site plan approval.

The proposedzorung by-law amendment would introduce def,rnitions for 'farm store' andfor a'craft distillery', as well as zoning regulations that will ensure that the uses are smallin scale and secondary to the principal agricultural uses of the property, set parkingstandards, lot coverage, landscaped open space standards and maximum building size andincorporate into the by-law such other requirements as deemed necessary by Council toappropriately regulate and control the uses. The specific rules that would apply would beincorporated into the by-law as exceptions.

The size ofbuildings has been reduced and caps have been added to ensure that they are

small in scale. The area which is proposed to be re-zoned has been reconfrgured slightlyto accommodate a development that is more compact and sensitive to the surroundingland uses, and so that less land that is currently being used for agricultural purposes isinvolved. The development has also been re-designed to address concerns expressed as a

result of public consultation and input to date.

Lands Affected

The Zoning By-law Amendment affects lands in the West Half of Lot 4, Concession 7EHS. These lands are shown on the Key Map attached to this notice.

Dated: November 7,2014

Terry Horner, ClerkTownship of Mulmur758070 2nd Line EastMULMUR, ONL9R OG8 (70s) 466-334r

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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MULMURNOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ZONING BY.LA\il AMENDMENT NO. 26-14

( ile No. 20712014 - Ililchey)

PLEASE BE ADVISED that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Mulmur passedZoningBy-law No.33-14 on the 5th day of Novembe42}I4,pursuant to Seciion 34 of thePlanning Act, 1990, as amended.

AND TAKE NOTICE THAT only individuals, corporations and public bodies may appeal adecision of Council to adopt aZoningBy-law to the Ontario Muniôipal Board., Uy nting with theClerk of the Township of Mulmur not later than 20 days after the daie that the giving of thisNotice is completed, as indicated below, a Notice of Appeal setting out the objéction to the By-law and the ieasons for the objection. A Notice of Appeal -uy not b. filed by"an unincorporaiedassociation or group. However, a Notice of Appeal may be filed in the name of an individualwho is a member of the association or group.

No person or public body shall be added as a party to the hearing of the appeal unless, before theBy-law was passed, the person or public body made oral submir.ionr at tL; public meeting orwritten submissions to the Council or, in the opinion of the Ontario Municipãl Board, theré arereasonable grounds to add the person or public body as a party.

A Notice of Appeal must be filed with the Clerk of the Township by the date specified above,and must be accompanied by a certified cheque or money order made payable io the Minister ofFinance in the amoùnt of $125.00.

An explanation of the pu{poses and effect of the By-law, desCribing the lands to which the By-law applies and a key map showing the location of the lands to which the By-law applies areprovided herewith. A copy of the complete By-law is available for review in ttre VtunicipalOffice, at the address below, during regular office hours.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

Purpose of the Amendment

The Zoning By-law Amendment changed the zoning on the subject lands from the,.RuralResidential (RR)" zone to the "Rural (RU),, zone.

Effect of the Amendment

This property is now more than 2.0ha. in size, as a result of a recent boundary adjustment/lotaddition approved by the Township's Committee of Adjustment. In areas designated ..Rural,, inthe Township's Official Plan (which is the case in this instance) lots of less thãn2.0ha. arczoned "Rural Residential" and lots of more than y-law.It was deemed appropriate that this enlarged ,. The"Rural" zontng category permits the developpu{poses, among ot!*. The re-zoning, along with the lot enlargement, resolve previouslyidentified issues with the maximum allowable floor area and,relr yard set-back requirementswith respect to existing structures on the lo!. A building permit máy be obtained for an existinggreenhouse structure iflonce the appeal period has passeã and the'ãRural" zoningcomes intoforce and effect.

Lands Affected

The Zoning By-law Amendment affects lands in the West Half of Lot 13, Concession 7 EHS.These lands are shown on the Key Map on the back of this notice.

Dated at the Township of Mulmur this 7th day of November, 2014.

Terry Horner, Clerk/TreasurerTownship of Mulmur758070 Second Line EastMULMUR, ONL9V OG8 (70s) 466-334r

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REPORT TO COUNCIL

November 27,2014

To: Mayor Mills and Members of Council

From: John Willmetts, Director of Public Works

Subject: New Staff

PU RPOSE

To update Council on the recent hiring for the Public Works Department.

REPORT . RECOMMENDATIONS

That Council accepts this report as information only

REPORT. BACKGROUND

On October 31,2014 Wayne Ferris retired from his position as equipment operator forthe Township of Mulmur. His departure created an opening for one fulltime employee in

the Public Works Department.

The opening was advertised in the 3 local papers as well on the Township web site.

After receiving 30 applications, the successful candidate was Mark MacArthur. Mark has

worked for the Township of Mulmur as a seasonal winter equipment operator for thepast 3 years.

FINANCIAL IMPACT

No financial impact at this time

Respectfully submitted

hn Willmetts, Director of PublicWorks

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Fax (70s)-a66-2922

Dated: November 5,2014Kerstin Shillum, Secretary, X223

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NOTICE OF A CONSENT HEARING OF TIIE COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT

Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting in the Township of Mulmur municipal

building, which is located at 758070 2nd Line East, Terra Nova. The meeting is being held to consider an

application for Consent which has been submitted. The following are the particulars:

APPLICATION NUMBER: 808 2013 R

OWNER/APPLICAITIT: YOUNG JOSEPHINEELIZABETH/MCKEEN GEORGE WILLIAM /SAME

LocATIoN: coN 8E E PT Lor 6 Rp 7R4730 PARTS 3,4

AREA TO BE SEVERED: 2.0 HA RETAINED: 20.4HA

COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AND TIME: TUES, NOVEMBER 18, 2Ol4 at 7:05PMPURPOSE OF REVISED PROPOSAL FOR NEW RURAL LOT FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES

APPLICATION:

lf you require additional information on this application, it may be obtained by contacting the Planner or

Committee of Adjustment Secretary at the above address during regular office hours. Planner, Ron Mills, isgenerally in the office on Wednesdays and in the afternoon on the day of the public meeting.

NOTE: lf a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Township of Mulmur Committee ofAdjustment in respect of the proposed consent does not make written submissions to the Committee of

Adjustment before it gives or refuses to give a provisional consent, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss

the appeal. lf you wish to be notified of the decision of the Committee of Adjustment in respect of the proposed

consent, you must make a written request to the committee of Adjustment.

Key map is provided on the reverse. It rs ts not a plan of survey

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APPLICATION NUMBER: B 12 2014

OWNER/APPLICANT: BONNEFIELD GP III INC / KRISTINE LOFT - AGENTLOCATION: CON 2 V/ PT LOT 9 RP 7R3174 PART 2 PT

AREA TO BE SEVERED: 6.07 HA RETAINED: 39.1 HA

COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AND TIME: TUESDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2014 at 7:35PM

PURPOSE OF BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT/LOT ADDITION TO ADD LANDS TO PARCEL TO

APPLICATION: EAST (MCPHIE R#3 18100)


Committee of Adjustment Secretary at the above address during regular office hours. Planner, Ron Mills, is

generally in the office on Wednesdays and in the afternoon on the day of the public meeting.

NOTE: lf a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Township of Mulmur Committee of

Adjustment in respect of the proposed consent does not make written submissions to the Committee of



consent, you must make a written request to the Committee of Adjustment.

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APPLICATION NUMBER: Bl3 2014

OWNER/APPLICANT: HAWKINS ROBERT EARL SAMUEL/HAWKINS RHONDA JANE iSAME

LOCATION: CON 5 EHS pT LOT 10

AREA To BE SEVERED: 8.75 HA +/- RETAINED: 19 HA +/-

COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AND TIME: TUESDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2014 at 7:50PMPURPOSE OF NEV/ RURAL LOT FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES

APPLICATION:


Committee of Adjustment Secretary at the above address during regular office hours. Planner, Ron [\,lills, is


NOTE: lf a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Township of Mulmur Committee ofAdjustment in respect of the proposed consent does not make written submissions to the Committee ofAdjustment before it gives or refuses to give a provisional consent, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss



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APPLICATION NUMBER: 814 2074

OWNER/APPLICANT: LITZ WALDEMAR]LITZ ALANA BRIDGET / SAME

LOCATION: CON 2 WHS PT LOT 1 RP 7R731 PT PART 5

AREA TO BE SEVERED z 2.1 HA RETAINED: 2.15 HA

COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AND TIME: TUESDAY NOVEMBER 18, 2014 at 8:05PM

PURPOSE OF NEV/ RURAL LOT FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES

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APPLICATION NUMBER: Bll2014OWT\ER/APPLICANT: GALLAUGHER JOHN ISAAC ESTATE / GORD GALLAUGHER

LOCATION: CON 4 E W PT LOT 12

AREA TO BE SEVERED: 6.0 HA RETAINED: 50.65 HA

COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AND TIME: TUES NOVEMBER 18, 2014 at7:20PMPURPOSE OF NEW RURAL LOT FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES

APPLICATION:


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APPLICATION NUMBER: BI7 2014

OWNER/APPLICANT: SPRING WATER LAKES/ASSOCTATION / JUTTA REABURN,

AGENT

LOCATION: CON 1 E W PT LOT 9 PLAN 76 PT LOT T7 DESC INCL RP7R2973

PARTS 3-5 SUBJ TO ROW

AREA TO BE SEVEREDz 0.23 ACRES RETAINED: 10.25 HA

COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AND TIME: TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25, 2014 at 8:05: PM

PURPOSE OF TRUSTEES OF SPRINGWATER LAKES ASSOCIATION, JUTTA REABURN, AGENTAPPLICATION: - BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT/LOT ADDITION, TO SEVER AN AREA OF 92T SQ. M.

AND ADD IT TO THE ADJACENT LANDS (TEMPELS AND REABURN, ROLL NO.

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Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meet¡ng in the Township of Mulmur municipal



APPLICATION NUMBER: B16 2014

OWNER/APPLICAIIT: MONTGOMERY GORDON DEAN/MONTGOMERY SUSAN

MARGARET / SAME

LOCATION: CON 3 E E PT LOT 16 AND 17 RP 7R4603 PTS 2 3 PT PT 4 RP

7R5128 PART 5

AREA To BE SEVEREDz 20.25HA+/- RETAINED: 15.85 HA +/-

COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AND TIME: TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25 2014 at7:45 PMPURPOSE OF BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT/LOT ADDITION, TO SEVER 20 +/- HA. AND ADD ITAPPLICATION: TO THE ADJACENT LANDS TO THE NORTH OR WEST (ROLL NO. 5-

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NOTE: lf a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Township of Mulmur Committee ofAdjustment in respect of the proposed consent does not make written submissions to the Committee ofAdjustment before it gives or refuses to give a provisional consent, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss


consent, you must make a written request to the committee of Adjustment.

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Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting in the Township of Mulmur

municipal building, which is located at 758070 2nd Line East, Terra Nova. The meeting is being held to

consider an application for a Minor Variance which has been submitted. The following are the

particulars:

AO5 2014KERR JACQUELINE MICHELLE / JAMES BARNES , AGENTCON4EWPTLOT3PCL3NONE

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25 2014 at 7:30PMMINOR VARIANCE TO S EEK RELIEF FROM THE MINIMUM DISTANCE SEPARATION(MDS2) REQUTREMENT, FROM 85 M. TO 60 M., TO FACTLTTATE THECONSTRUCTION OF A 6 STALL HORSE BARN

APPLICATION NUMBER:OWNERYAPPLIGANT:LOGATION:RELATED APPLICATIONS UNDERTHE PLANNING AGT:MEETING DATE AND TIME:PURPOSE:


Committee of Adjustment Secretary at the above address during regular office hours. Planner, Ron

Mills, is generally in the office on Wednesdays.

NOTE: lf a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Township of Mulmur

Committee of Adjustment in respect of the proposed consent does not make written submissions to the

Committee of Adjustment before it gives or refuses to give a provisional consent, the Ontario Municipal

Board may dismiss the appeal.

lf you wish to be notified of the decision of the Committee of Adjustment in respect of the proposed


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Telephone: (705)-466-3 3 4 IFrom (519) only: 1-866-472-0417

- Fax (705)-466-2922

NOTICE OF A CONSENT IIEARING OF'THE OF ADJUSTMENT

Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting in the Township of Mulmur mun¡c¡pal



APPLICATION NUMBER: BI5 2014

OWNER/APPLICANT: O'NEILL CLIFFORD/BEATON-O'NEILL ELAINE / SAMELOCATION: PLAN 319 LOT 14

AREA TO BE SEVERED: 0.5 HA +/- RETAINED: 0.65 HA +/-

COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AND TIME: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 2014 at 7:05PM

PURPOSE OF NEV/ 0.5 HA. ESTATE RESIDENTIAL LOT FOR RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES

APPLICATION:


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NOTICE OF'A MINO VARIANCE IIEARING OF TIIE COMMITTEE OF AD.IT]STMENT

Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment will hold a public meeting ín the Township of Mulmur

municipal building, which is located at 758070 2nd Line East, Terra Nova. The meeting is being held to

consider an application for a Minor Variance which has been submitted. The following are the

particulars:

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Committee of Adjustment Secretary at the above address during regular office hours. Planner, Ron

Mills, is generally in the office on Wednesdays.

NOTE: lf a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Township of Mulmur

Committee of Adjustment in respect of the proposed consent does not make written submissions to the

Committee of Adjustment before it gives or refuses to give a provisional consent, the Ontario Municipal

Board may dismiss the appeal.

lf you wish to be notified of the decision of the Committee of Adjustment ¡n respect of the proposed


Key Map is provided on the reverse. Iåis ls not a plan of survey.


Dated: November 12, 201 4Kerstin Shillum,Secretary - x223

O'NEILL CLIFFORD/BEATON-O'NEILL ELAINE / SAMEPLAN 319 LOT,I4815 2014

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25 2O14 at 7:05PMMINOR VARIANCE TO SEEK RELIEF FROM THE MIN¡MUM LOT FRONTAGEREQUIREMENT (RETATNED LOT) FROM 60 M. TO 55 M. AND FROM THE MIN|MUMLOT AREA REQUIREMENT (SEVERED AND RETATNED LOTS) FROM 0.8 HA. TO 0.5HA

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TOWNSHIP OF MULMURCOMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT

DECISION OF COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS(The Plønníng,4cl, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s. 45 (8), 1994 c. 23, s.26.)

'We, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment, do hereby certiô/that the following decision was reached by us at the Committee meeting on November 18,2014.

That Application No. Bl4/2014, submitted by Gus and Alana Litz, owners, to sever a parcel ofapproximately 2.1 ha. in size, to be taken from lands in the West Hatf of Lot 1, Concession 2 WIIS, beapproved, and that consent be granted subject to the foltowing conditions:

STANDARD CONDITIONS

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AII taxes due as of the date of issuance of the certificate of consent, inctuding any appticablepenalties, and any other outstanding accounts payable to the Township must u" puìå in fullprior to the issuance of the certificate of consent.one. copy of the draft plan of survey to be provided for municipal approval prior toregistration, and two paper copies of the approved pran of survey urrd orr" àigitar copy to beprovided once registered, including documentation from the surveyor certifying that thedigital copy was created from the same file that was used to plot the oiiginat p"pe.lopies.the deed for the parcel being severed must be presented to the Secretary Treasurer prior toone year after the date of decision; a copy of the severance decision to be kept on file at theTownship solicitor's office.a road widening be taken,-if not previously takr n, from the severed portion along the eastside of the 2nd Line West, in accordance with the Township of Mulmur road wideningpolicies and requirements.

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SPECIAL CONDITIONS

aIh-11-" development plan and agreement satisfactory to Council be required, to establish abuilding envelope on the northerly portion of the loi that will reduce tñe visual impact of thedevelopment from the highway and the noise impacts from the highway on the residentialuse of the lot.

conforms to the Township,s Official plan.

Signøtures of Members of Commíttee of Adjustment

CERTIFICATION

I, Kerstin Shillum, Secretary of the Townshipthe above is a true copy of the decision of the

Dated this l9th day of November, 2014

of of hereby certify thatrecorded herein.

Secretary of the Townshipof Mulmur Committee o f Adjustment

The last date that this decision may be appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board is December E. 2014.

NOTICE OF'LAST DAY OF'APPEALING TO THE MTINICIPAL BOARD

s an interest in this matter may, within twenty (20)al to ttre Ontario Municipal Board against the

nding by registered mail to the Secretary_Treasurer ofForm (Al) available from the Township office or

out the objection to the decision and the reasons forpayable by certified cheque or money order to theMIMSTER oF FINANCE as prescribed by the Ontarìo Municþal Board undèr the ontaiio Municipal

Board Act as payable on an appeal from a committee of A-djustment to the Board.

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DECISION OF' COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS(The Planninglct, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s. 45 (g), 1994 c. 23, s.26.)

we, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur committee of Adjustment, do hereby certiffthat the following decision was reached by us ãt the committ"" *""tirrg on Novembe r 1g,2014.

That Application No. 808/2013, submitted by Bill McKeen and Jo Young, owners, to sever a parcel ofapproximately 2.0 ha. in size, to be taken from lands in the East Half of Lot 6, Concession E EHS beapproved, and that consent be granted subject to the following conditions:

STANDARD CONDITIONS¡ All taxes due as of the date of issuance of the certificate of consent, including any applicablepenalties, and any other outstanding accounts payable to the Township mus"t be paid in fu¡prior to the issuance of the certificate of conseni.

' one copy of the draft plan of survey to be provided for municipal approval prior toregistration, and two paper copies of the approtìd ph' of survey anå eprovided once registered, including documìntation from the survey edigital copy was created from the same fire that was used to prot the or¡ the deed for the parcel being severed must be presented to the Secretary Treasurer prior toone year after the date of decision; a copy of the severance decision to be kept on file at theTownship solicitor's office.o A road widening-be taken, ifnot previously taken, from the retained portion along the north

side of the 5th Sideroad, in accordance with the Tównship of Mulmur road widening policiesand requirements.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

Ïhlt-" development plan and agreement satisfactory to Council be required, to establish abuilding envelope on the westerly portion of the lot ittut lnitt ensure that the (6ruralcharacter" ofthe area is generally preserved.That' if/as deemed necessary by Council, a road use agreement be required for the portion ofthe private driveway that is on the Township lands adjacent to the severed lot.

FILE NO. 808/2013 RR: Consenf Ann

generally conforms to the Township's Official

Sígnøtures of Members of Commíttee of Adjustment

CERTIFICATION

I, Kerstin Shillum, Secretary of the Township of hereby certify thatthe above is a true copy ofthe decision ofthe recorded herein.

Dated this 19th day of November, 2014

Secretary of the TownshipofMulmur Committee of Adjustment

The last date that this decision may be appealed to the ontario Municipal Board is December g. 2014.

NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF APPEALING TO THE MUNICIPAL BOARD

MIMSTER oF FINANCE as prescribed by i:T:l""riï"::,#iBoard Act as payable on an appeal from a ð

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^.O\ryNSHIP OF MULMURCOMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT

DECISION OF COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS(The Plønninglcr, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s. 45 (g), 1994 c.23, s.26.)

We, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment, do hereby certifythat the following decision was reached by us ãt the Committee meeting on Novembe r 1g,2014.

That Application No. Bl3l20l4, submitted by owners, to sever a parcel ofapproximately 8.75 ha. in size, to be taken fro Lot 10, Concession 5 EHS,be approved and that consent be granted subj ns:

STANDARD CONDITIONS

' AII taxes due as of the date of issuance of the certificate of consent, including any applicablepenalties, and any other outstanding accounts payable to the Township mu} be paid in fultprior to the issuance of the certificate of consent. -

' one copy of the draft plan of survey to be provided for municipal approval prior toregistration, and two paper copies of the appro"ìd platr of survey "rrá

orr. äigitar copy to beprovided once registered, including documentation from the surveyor certifying that thedigital copy was created from the same file that was used to plot the oiiginat paþer copies.¡ the deed for the parcel being severed must be presented to the Secretary rreazurer prior toone year after the date of decision; a copy of the severance decision to Ëe kept on file at theTownship solicitor's office.

o A road widening be taken, ifnot previously taken, from the severed portion along the northside of l0 sideroad, in accordance with the Township of Mulmur road widening policies andrequirements.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

o That the rear lot line be revised so that it follows an existing rail fence along the westerlypart of the rear of the lot, and thereafter along the edge of the heavily treed'area thatroughly defines the rim of the Boyne River, so that thõ lot does not eitend into the valley orthe significant forest associated with it.

o That a development plan and agreement satisfactory to Council be required, to establish abuitding envelope that will ensure that the "rural character" ofthe arôa is gÁnerallypreserved, that a set-back of 70 m is provided from the rear lot line and that a set-back of aminimum of 180 m. is provided from the existing barn on the retained portion, to allow areasonable expansion ofits capacity to house livestock.

REASON: generally conforms to the ,S

Signatures of Members of Committee of Adjustment

CERTIFICATION

I, Kerstin Shíllum, Secretary of the Township of hereby certi$r thatthe above is a true copy of the decision of the recorded herein.


Secretary of the Townshipof Mulmur Committee of Adjustrnent

The last date that this decision may be appealed to the ontario Municipal Board is December E. 2014.

NOTICE 9F LAST DAY OF APPEALING TO THE MUNICTPAL BOARD

interest )the Ontby regis of

nt Form (Al) available from the Township office orout the objection to the decision and the reasons for

ayable by certified cheque or money order to theMunicipal Board under the Ontario MunicipalAdjustment to the Board.

Kerstin Shillum, SecretaryTelephone: (7 05) 466-3341 Fax: (705) 466-2922

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O\ryNSHIP OF MULMURCOMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT

DECISION OF' COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS(The Plønnínglcf, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s.45 (g), 1994 c. 23, s.26.)

We, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur committee of Adjustment, do hereby certi$rthat the following decision was reached by us ãt the Committee meeting on Novembe r 1g,2014.

laugher, executor for the estate ofJohnha. in size, to be taken from lands in thethat consent be granted subject to the

STANDARD CONDITIONSo All taxes due as of the date of issuance of the certificate of consent, including any applicablepenalties, and any other outstanding accounts payable to the Township mui be paid in fullprior to the issuance of the certificate of cooserrt.

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' one copy of the draft plan of survey to be provided for municipal approval prior toregistration, and two paper copie beprovided once registered, includ hedigital copy was created from theo the deed for the parcel being severed must be presented to the Secretary Treasurer prior to

one year after the date of decision; a copy of the severance decision to Ëe kept on fÌle at theTownship solicitor,s office.

¡ A road widening be taken, if not previousl¡ taken, from the severed portion along the eastside of the 3'd Line East, in

"""orãur". with the Township of Mulmur road widening

policies and requirements.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

. none

REASON conforms to the Township's Official plan.


CERTIF'ICATION

I, Kerstìn Shillum, Secretary of the Township of of hereby certify thatthe above rs a true copy of the decision ofthe to recorded herein.


of the TownshipofMulmur Committee of Adjustment

The last date that this decision may be appealed to the ontario Municipal Board is December E. 2014.

The applicant' the Minister, or any other person who has an interest in this matter may, within twenty (20)days after the date on which this notice was given, appeal to the ontario Municipal Board against thedecision of the committee^by serving p"r.o.räily or sðnding by registered mail to the secretary-Treasurer ofthe committee a Notice of Appeal aiãng with Appellanr e".* feíll""ilable from tn" rorrr.'t ip office orfrom the oMB website at www.omb.so-v'on.ca,:-.lt-tt out the àu¡í,i"" to the decision and the reasons forthe objection and accompani"o uy trt"E" or$t25.00 fayabl" uy Ë"rtin"o cheque or money order to theMIMSTER oF FINANCE as prescribed by the ontarìofuuni"ipuin"-a undår the ontaíro MunicrpatBoard Act as payable on an appeal from a ðommittee of Adjustmeni ã tn" go*¿.

Kerstin Shillum, SecretaryTelephone: (i05) 466-3341

Fax: (705) 466-2922

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TO\ryNSHIP OF MULMURCOMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT

DECISION OF' COMMITTEE OF'ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS(The planninglcf, R.S.O. 1990, c. tS, s.ìS (g), 1994 .. ta, Jõ

we' the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur committee of Adjustment, do hereby certifythat the following decision was reached by us ãthe commin;;;;;l;g on Novembe r rg,2074.

STANDARD CONDITIONS

¡ All taxes due as of the date of issuance of the certificate of consent, including any applicablepenalties' and any other outstanding actounts payable to the Township musi be paid in full.

prior to the issuance of the certificate of consenì. -

o the deed for the parcel being severed muone year after the date of decision; a copTownship solicitor's office.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

¡ The severed parcel shail bó subject to So The solicitor for the owner of the lot toan undertaking to register the deed forapplication for consolidation not later thacertificate of consent, and to provide thethat the consolidation has taken place nohas been finalized.

to the Township,s Official plan.

Signatures of Members of Commíttee of Adjustment

CERTIFICATION

I, Kerstin Shíllum, Secretary of the Township of Mulmur, Committee of Adjustment, hereby certify thatthe above rs a true copy of the decision of the recorded herein.

Dated this lgth day of November, 2014

Secretary of the Townshipof Mulmur Committee of Adjustment

The last date that this decision may be appealed to the ontario Municipal Board is l)@I¡. zor+

The applicant' the Minister-, o-t*y other person who has an interest in this mafter may, within twenty (20)days after the date on which this notice *u. gilr".r, appeal to the ontario Municipal Board against thedecision of the committee^by serving p"..Àtåìiy or sending uy registerea mail to the secretary-Treasurer ofthe committee a Notice of Appeal aìáng withÀppeltant rorm (eîjlrrl¡uur" from rhe Townjrip office orfrom the oMB website at wwù'omb.gÑ.on'ca,^*lut out the àu¡á"ìi"" to the decision and the reasons forthe objection and accompaoi"a uy thJt"-" orsr'zs.oo iayaut" uv J"r.tlãø cheque or money order to rheMINISTER oF FINANCE as prescribed btthe onta¡oivtuni"tp"iË".r¿ undår the ontaíio MunictparBoard Act as payable on an appear from a ðommiuee of Adjustment to the Board.

I(erstin Shillum, SecretaryTelephone: (1 05) 466-3341

Fax: (705) 466-2922

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DECISION OF COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS(The Planning,4cf, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s. 45 (g), 1994 c.23, s.26.)

We, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment, do hereby certiô/that the following decision was reached by us at the Committee meeting on November 25,2014.

That Application No. Bl71201.4, submitted by Jutt r Reaburn, agent for the Trustees of SpringwaterLakes Association, owners' to sever a parcel of approximately 931 sq. m. in size, to be taken fromlands in the West Half of Lot 9, Concession 1 EHS, n ore purli"rrlarly described as parts 3, 4 and 5,Plan 7R-2973 and added to lands in the West Half of Lot 9, Concession f EHS (Reaburn andTempels - Roll Number 3-11000) be approved, and that consent be granted subject to the followingconditions:

STANDARD CONDITIONS

' All taxes due as of the date of issuance of the certificate of consent, including any applicablepenalties, and any other outstanding accounts payable to the Township must be paià in fullprior to the issuance of the certificate of consent.

' one copy of the draft plan of survey to be provided for municipal approval prior toregistration, and two paper copies of the approved plan of survey ur,á oo" ãigital copy to beprovided once registered including documentation from the surveyor

""tt-ifyirrg that the

digital copy was created from the same file that was used to plot the originat paper copies.¡ the deed for the parcel being severed must be presented to the Secretary Trãasurer prior toone year after the date of decision; a copy of the severance decision to be kept on file at theTownship solicitor's office.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

¡ The severed parcel shall be subject to Sections 50(3) and (5) of the planníng Act;o The solicitor for the o\ryner of the lot to which the severed parcel is to be added shall providean undertaking to register the deed for the resulting enlarged parcel and to make anapplication for consolidation not later than thirty (30) days after the date of issuance of thecertificate of consent, and to provide the Township with documentation which demonstratesthat the consolidation has taken place not later than thirty (30) days after the consolidationhas been finalized.

conforms to the Township's Official plan.


I, Kerstin Shillum, Secretary of the Township hereby certifo thatthe above is a true copy ofthe decision ofthe recorded herein.

Dated this 26fhday of November, 2014

Shillum, Secretary of the TownshipofMulmur Committee of Adjustment

The last date that this decision may be appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board is December 15.2014.


The applicant, the Minister, or any other person who has an interest in this matter may, within twenty (20)peal to the Ontario Municipal Board against thending by registered mail to the Secretary-Treasurer ofnt Form (Al) available from the Township office or

out the objection to the decision and the reasons forayable by certified cheque or money order to the

io Municipal Board under the Ontario MunicipølBoard Act as payable on an appeal from a committee of A-djustrnent to the Board.

Kerstin Shillum, SecretaryTelephone: (705) 466-334t

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Fax: (705) 466-2922

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DECISION OF COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT IVITH REASONS(The planning lcr, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s. 45 (E),lgg4 c. 23, s.26.)

ITILE NO. 816/2014 RE: Consent Apptication

we, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur committee of A-djustment, do hereby certifythat the following decision was reached by us ãt the Committee meeting on Novembe r 25,2014.

That Application No. B1612014, submitted acting as agent forSusan Montgomery, also an ovyner, to seve ize, to be taken fromlands in the East Half of Lot 16 and 17, Co the imrrrediate northor west in Concession 3 EItrS (Staught or Thomson or 5-05000 respectivety) beapprovedo and that consent be granted subject to t

STANDARD CONDITIONS

' All taxes due as of the date of issuance of the certificate of consent, including any applicablepenalties,_ and any other outstanding accounts payable to the Townsnip muJt be paid in fullprior to the issuance of the certificate of conseni.

' one copy of the draft plan of survey to be provided for municipal approval prior toregistration, and two paper copies of the appro"ìa ptan of survey uná oo" äigitar copy to beprovided once registered including documentation from the surveyo, .urtifyirrg that thedigital copy \ryas created from the same file that was used to plot the oiiginat paþer copies.r the deed for the parcel being severed must be presented to the Secretary Treasurer prior toone year âfter the date of decision; a copy of tie severance decision to be kept on file at theTownship solicitor,s oflïce.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

o The severed parcel shall be subject to Sections 50(3) and (5) of the plønning Act;o The solicitor for the owner of the tot to which the severed parcel is to be "ãd"¿'rhutt

providean undertaking to register the deed for the resulting õnlarged parcel and to make anapplication for consolidation not later than thirty (30) days after the date of issuance of thecertificate of consent, and to provide the Township wÍth dicumentation which demonstratesthat the consolidation has taken place not later thìn thirty (30) days after the consolidationhas been finalized.

¡ This boundary adjustment must be completed and the consolidation must have taken placeprior to the conveyance ofthe retained portion.

REASON: generally conforms to the Township,s Official

Sìgnøtures of Members of Commìttee of Adjustment

CERTIFICATION

I, Kerstín Shillum, Secretary of the Townshipthe above is a true copy ofthe decision ofthe

Dated this 26thday of November, 2014


The last date that this decision may be appealed to the ontario Municipal Board is December 15. 2014.

NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF'APPEALING TO THE MUNICIPAL BOARD

s an interest in this matter may, within twenty (20)al to the Ontario Municipal Board against theding by registered mail to the Secretary-Treasurer of

nt Form (Al) available from the Township off,rce orout the objection to the decision and the reasons for

ayable by certified cheque or money order to theMunicipal Board under the Ontario MunicipalAdjustment to the Board.


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of Mulmur of Adjustment, hereby certify thatapplication recorded herein.

Fax: (705) 466-2922

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DECISION OF COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS(The Plønning lcr, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s. 45 (t), 1994 c. 23, s.26.)

We, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur Committee of Adjustment, do hereby certifythat the following decision was reached by us at the Committee meeting on November 25,2014.

That Application No. Btíl20l4, submitted by Cliff and Elaine O'NeÍll, ovyners, to sever a parcel ofapproximatety 0.5 ha. in size, to be taken from lands in the East Half of Lot 1., Concession 4 EHS part14, Plan M-31 and known as 15 Kingsland Ave., Violet Ilill, be approved, and that consent begranted subject to the following conditions:

STANDARD CONDITIONS

All taxes due as of the date of issuance of the certificate of consent, inctuding any applicablepenalties, and any other outstanding accounts payable to the Township must be paid in fultprior to the issuance of the certificate of consent.one copy of the draft plan of survey to be provided for municipal approval prior toregistration, and two paper copies of the approved plan of survey and one digital copy to beprovided once registered including documentation from the surveyor certifying that thedigital copy was created from the same file that was used to plot the original paper copies.the deed for the parcel being severed must be presented to the Secretary Treasurer prior toone year after the date of decision; a copy of the severance decision to be kept on lile at theTownship solicitor's office.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

That approval be obtained for a minor variance to reduce the minimum lot area of both thesevered and the retained lots from 0.8 ha. to 0.55 ha.

REASON: generally conforms to the Township,s Oflicial plan.

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CERTIF'ICATION

I, Kerstín Shíllum, Secretary of the Township ofthe above is a true copy ofthe decision ofthe

Dated this 26Thday of November,2014


ofAdjustment, hereby certi$r thatrecorded herein.

of the Townshipof Mulmur Committee of Adjustment



MrNrsrERoFFTNANCEasprescribedr,å:i":,HtåiÏ3,i:iil:Tå"#::r::i:ï;l:',iï";:;:iBoard Act as payable on an appeal from a ðommittee of Adjustment to the Board.

Fax: (705) 466-2922

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.,i,"-Hili"'#"o"iYyåsiå.o.,DECISION OF COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS

(The Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s. 45 (E), 1994 c.23, s.26.)

vw-e, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur com¡nittee ofAdjustment, do hereby certify that the following decision was reached by us at theCommittee meeting on November 25r2014.

That Application for a Minor variance No. 404/2014, submitted by cliff and ElaineO'Neill, owners of Part of the East Half of Lot 1, Concession 4 EHS, part 14, planM-31 and known as 15 Kingsland Ave., Violet Hill, to provide relief from theprovisions of the Zoning By-law, to permit a reduction in the minimum lot frontagerequirement in an Estate Residentialzone, from 60.0 m. to 56.0 m. on the severedlot, BE DENIED

REASONS

The existing lot has 120 m. of frontage and the Committee feels that 60 m. should bethe minimum frontage, to maintain the character of this subdivision,

And further, to permit a reduction Ín the minimum lot area requirement for theretained lot and the severed lot, BE APPROVED.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

That the severed and retained lots be made roughly equal in size, so that thereduction in the minimum lot size is minimized, from 0.8 ha.to not less ihan 0.55 ha.,for each lot.

REASON: The Committee is satisfied that the requested reduction in the minimum lotarea is mÍnor, that it does not negatively impact on adjacent properties or uses, and that thevariance generally conforms to the Township's official Plan. The approval of the varianceln lot deemed to the

Sígnøtures of Members of Commíttee of Adjustment

CERTIF'ICATION

I, Kerstin Shíllum, Secretary of the Township hereby certi$z thatthe above is a true copy of the decision of the recorded herein.


Shillum, Secretary of the Townshipof Mulmur Committee of Adjustment



as an interest in this matter may, within twenty (20)eal to the Ontario Municipal Board against the

nding by registered mail to the Secretary-Treasurer ofnt Form (41) available from the Township office or


io Municipal Board under the Ontario MunicipalBoard Act as payable on an appeal from a committee of A_djustment to the Board.

Kerstin Shillum, SecretaryTelephone: (7 05) 466-334t

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Fax: (705) 466-2922

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DECISION OF COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT WITH REASONS(The Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. 13, s. 45 (g), 1994 c.23, s.26.)

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we, the undersigned members of the Township of Mulmur committee ofAdjustment, do hereby certify that the following decision was reached by us at theCommittee meeting on November 25, 2014.

ted b.v- James Barnes. zñ3, Concession/Øhrrs, Apermit a reduction in

the Minimum Distance separation (MDS2) requirement, from g5 m. to 60 m., topermit the erection of a 6 stall horse barn, be approved.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

None

REASON: The Committee is satisfied that the requested reduction in the MDS2requirement is minor, it does not negatively impact on adjacent properties (both of whichalso have small, existing horse barns), and it does not offend the Township's Official plan.The approval of the variance Ís therefore be in the interest.


CERTIFICATION

I, Kerstin Shillum, Secretary of the Township of Ad hereby certifr thatthe above is a true copy ofthe decision ofthe recorded herein.

Dated this 26thday of November,2014


The last date that this decision may be appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board is December 15.2014.

NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF'APPEALING TO THE MUNICIPAL BOARD

The applicant, the Minister' or any other person who has an intercst in this matter may, within twenty (20)peal to the Ontario Municipal Board against the

ding by registered mail to the Secretary-Treasurer ofnt Form (Al) available from the Township office or


io Municipal Board under the Ontario MunicipalBoqrd Act as payable on an appeal from a committee of A-djustment to the Board.

Kerstin Shillum, SecretaryTelephone: (705) 466-3341 Fax: (705) 466-2922

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