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WATERFRONT ADVISORY BOARD 1982 04.21 11/82
The Waterfront Advisory Board met at the Authority Office, 5 Shoreham Drive,
Downsview, on Wednesday, 1982 04.21 1000
PRESENT
Chairman M J. Breen
Vice-Chairman Edward Fulton
J E Ande rson
Mrs F Edna Gardner
Gavin Henderson
David Lacey
S A Macpherson
G.F R Norton
G B. Sinclair
M M. Smith, Q C
Authority Chairman
Authority Vice-Chairman Mrs Florence Gell
ABSENT
Members Mrs P. Clark
M D. ~ipton, Q C
P E Oyler
MINUTES
Res 11 Moved by G.B. Sinclair
-- Seconded by Mrs F Edna Gardner
TIIAT the Minutes of Meeting ~2/8l be approved.
CARRIED;
PROGRESS REPORT
Res ~2 Moved by E Fulton
Seconded by M M Smith, Q C
THAT the Proqress Report be received
CARRIED;
1982 WORK PRO<..";RMIME
-r~ke Ontario Waterfront Development
and Shoreline Management
Res 13 Moved by G.B. Sinclair
Seconded by S.A. Macpherson
THAT the staff report be received;
AND THE BOARD RECmlMENDS 'l'1IA'l' the 1982 Watedront Development and Shoreline
Management Work Programme, as appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes, be
approved
CARRIED;
LAKE ONTARIO WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 1982-1986
Res #4 Moved by Mrs. F Edna Gardner
Seconded by S A. Macpherson
THE BOARD RECOMMFNDS THAT the following action be taken in connection with the
Lake Ontario Waterfront Development Project 1982-1986
(a) The Minister of Natural Resources be requested to give early approval to
an extension of the project for 1983, involving a provincial cash flow
alloc~tion o[ S2,205,000 , as detailed in the Project;
(b) The Ontar.io Municipal Board be requested to approve the Project p~rsuant
to Sect ion 7.4 o( the Conservation Authorities Act;
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(c) When approved, the appropriate Authority officials be authorized to take
whatever action is required in connection with the Project, including
the execution of any documents
CARRIED;
Res #5 Moved by G B Sinclair
Seconded by G.F.R Norton
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT the aid of Metropoli tan Chairman Paul Godfrey be enlisted
to seek a further one-year approval of Lake Ontario Waterfront Development Project
1982-1986;
AND FURTHER THAT Mr Godfrey be properly briefed to approach, together with the
Chairman of the Authority and the Chairman of the Waterfront Advisory Board,
either the Minister of Natural Resources or the Premier of the Province of
Ontario in this connection
CARRIED;
EAST POINT WATERFRONT AREA
-Master plan Up-date & Site Plan Preparation Study
Res #6 Moved by E Fulton
Seconded by G B. Sinclair
TIIAT the report entitled "East Point - Master Plan Update and Site Plan Preparation
Study" be received as in-put into the planning process for the development of the
East Point Waterfront Area
AND ~ UH'rIlFR THAT the mat ter of the proposed access be referred, for approval, to
the Borough o[ Scarborough
CARRIED;
MARTE CIJRTl S WATER[' RONT AREA
-Nast~r Plan Up-date _
Res #7 Moved by Mrs F Edna Gardner
--- Seconded by G F R Norton
THAT the rp.port entitled "Marie Curtis Waterfront Area - Master Plan Update" be
received as in-put into the planning process for the Marie Curtis site
CARRIED;
TOWN Of f0AX
-Walerfront Maintenance
Res #8 Moved by G B Sinclair
Seconded by Mrs F Edna Gardner
THA'r the communication, dated March 24, 1982, from the Town of Ajax, be received;
AND Till" nOARO RFCOr1MENDS TIIAT the Town of Ajax be advised that the Authori ty
re<Jrets that no additional funds can be assigned to the Ajax waterfront for the
following reason
(a) Numerous other high priority projects have been deferred due to funding
short-falls;
(b) The proposed total expenditures for waterfront development within the Region
of Durham is substantially higher than the contribution resulting from the
participation o[ the Re<Jion;
AND FIlRTIlFR THAT the Board wishes to assure the Town of Ajax and 'l'he Regional
Municipality of Durham that every effort will be made to improve the condition of
the w~terrront on a priority basis within the limitations of available funding
CARRIED;
ENVIRONMENTALLY SIGNIFICANT AREAS' STUDY
Res #9 Moved by M M Smith, Q C
Seconded by G F R Norton
THAT the Authority report entitled "Fnvironmentally Significant Areas' Study" be
r:e ce i ved ;
AND FUHTIH R THAT the study be forwarded for comment to interested Provincial
ministries, municip~lities, agencies, and groups
CARRIED;
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GUILD INN MASTER PLAN
Res 110 Moved by G.F.R. Norton
Seconded by E. Fulton
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS 'rHAT WHEREAS The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority, owner of the Guildwood Waterfront Area, has advised The Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto that it concurs with the proposal of that municipality for
the operation of the Guildwood Area as approved by Metropolitan Council on
February 2, 1982;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Province of Ontario be requested to advise the
Authority of the status of the request of Metropolitan Toronto regarding
establishment of a Board of Management for the operation of the Guildwood
Waterfront Area
CARRIED;
BLUFFERS PARK WATERFRONT AREA
-Proposed Commercial Dock Facilities
Lackie Transportation Services Ltd.
Res III Moved by Mrs. F. Edna Gardner
Seconded by G F.R Norton
THAT the communication, dated March 26, 1982, from Lackie Transportation Services
Ltd. , be received;
AND FURTHER THAT in consultation with The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto,
the staff be directed to review the implications of the proposal and to prepare a
master plan revision, if appropriate, for consideration of the Board at a future
meeting
CARRIED;
KEAT NG CHANNEL ENVIRONMt~NT^L ASSESSMENT
Res U2 Moved by M M Smith, Q C
-- Seconded by Mrs. F. Edna Gardner
THAT the staff report, together with the draft report entitled "Keating Channel
Environmental Assessment", be recei ved.
CARRIED;
ADJOURNMENT
On motion, the meeting adjourned 1982 21 04 1605.
M J Breen K G Higgs, General Manager,
Chairman Acting Secretary-Treasurer
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TO THE CHAIRl'1AN AND MEMBERS OF THE WATERFRONT ADVISORY BOARD
M T R C A - Meeting #1/82
FROM MR J C MATHER, ADMINISTRATOR, WATER RESOURCE DIVISION
RE 1982 WORK PROGRAr1 - LAKE ONTARIO WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT
AND SHORELINE MANAGEMENT
The 1982 planning and development program has been outlined as part of the
budget approval process as well as through regular progress reports. The
following summary of the major components of the work program may serve as
a useful reference to the Board members
Marie Curtis Park
- complete the footbridge
- complete grading and landscaping of the bridge approaches
- start beach improvements
Sam Smith
- complete property negotiations
- construct entrance road
- start landfilling if volume of material and time allows
- complete detailed design of landfilling and grading plans
- set up automatic control system and revenue collection system
Humber Bay West
- construct additional launching ramps
- expand parking ~apacities
- complete landscaping
- supervise planning and construction by boat clubs
Aquatic Park
- continue property negotiations
- continue master plan preparation and implementation planning
- supervise construction of endikement and dredgeate disposal
- continue environmental surveys
Bluffers Toplands
- finalize si te plans
- commence entrance road and parking lot construction
Bluffers Phase I
- construction of a larger washroom/concession building for Phase I
Bluffers Phase II
- extension of road to Phase II
- landscaping of eastern breakwater
- completion of interior shoreline protection
- electrical servicing and site lighting
- completion of watermain and sewer to Federation Island
- rough grading and topsoil placement
Ajax Waterfront
- grading and landscaping
Environmental Monitoring
- water quality monitoring required by the Environmental Assessment
Board's decision on Colonol Samuel Smith Waterfront Area
- sediment quality and benthic studies around existing landfills
- water and sediment quality related to shoreline management projects
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From l-lr Mather, Administrator, Water Resource Division
Re 1982 Work Program - Lake Ontario Waterfront Development and
Shoreline Management PAGE 2
Shoreline Management
- acquisition of endangered houses in Scarborough
- construction of protective works along Springbank Avenue,
South Marine Drive, Guild Inn
- maintenance of existing structures
- design of future projects
- preparation of Class Environmental Assessment for projects
after December 31, 1983
RECOMMENDl\TIONS
RESOLVED TIIl\T The staff report outlining the 1982 Work Program be
received; and
TilE BOl\RD RECOMMENDS THAT The 1982 Waterfront Development and Shoreline
Management Work Programs be approved
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WATERFRONT ADVISORY BOARD 1982 09 10 #2/82
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The Waterfront Advisory Board met at the Authority Office, 5 Shoreham Drive,
Downsview, 1982 09 10 1330
PRESENT
Chairman M J Breen
Vice-Chairman Edward Fulton
Members Mrs P Clark
Mrs F Edna Gardner
Gavin Henderson
David Lacey
S A Macpherson
G B Sinclair
M M Smith, Q C
Authority Chairman Dr J K Reynolds
Authority Vice-Chairman Mrs Florence Gell
ABSENT
Members J E Anderson
M 0 Lipton, Q C
G F R Norton
P E Oyler
MINUTES
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Res #13 Moved by: G B Sinclair
Seconded by E. Fulton
THAT the Minutes of Meeting #1/82 be approved
CARRIED;
CORRESPONDENCE
Mr J C Mather, Administrator, Water Resource Division, advised that the following
correspondence has been received
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1 Letters from Thomas P Ryan, Jr , Mayor of the City of Rochester, New York,
and Edward P Curtis, Jr , President, Genesee Public Affairs Incorporated,
New York, to K G Higgs, General Manager, expressing appreciation - on behalf
of a group of local political and community leaders - for his presentation on
and tour of the Toronto Waterfront
2 Letter from the Ontario Association of Landscape Architects, enclosing copy of
a 'Citation Award' in the 1981 OALA Professional Awards Competition to
Hough, Stanbury & Michalski Ltd " Archi tects, for the project "East Point
Master Plan"
PROGRESS REPORT
Res U4 Moved by G Henderson
Seconded by M M Smi th , Q C
THAT the Progress Report be received
CARRIED:
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LAKE ONTARIO WATERFRONT DEVELOPMm~T PROJECT 1982-1986
Res. US Moved by G.B. Sinclair
Seconded by: E. Fulton
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT Resolution i5 of Meeting 11/82 of the Waterfront Advisory
Board, as follows
"The aid of Metropolitan Chairman Paul Godfrey be enlisted to seek a
further one-year approval of Lake Ontario Waterfront Development
Project 1982-1986;
And Further That Mr Godfrey be properly briefed to approach, together
with the Chairman of the Authority and the Chairman of the Waterfront
Advisory Board, either the Minister of Natural Resources or the Premier
of the Province of Ontario in this connection."
be reconfirmed
CARRIED;
1983 PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMATES
-Lake Ontario Waterfront Development
Res U6 Moved by: Mrs. F. Edna Gardner
Seconded by: G.B. Sinclair
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT the 1983 Preliminary Budget Estimates for the Lake
Ontario Waterfront Development Program and the Shoreline Management Program, as
appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes, be approved;
AND FURTHER THAT the Minister of Natural Resources be requested to approve the
Waterfront Project for 1983 as soon as possible.
CARRIED;
The order of the agenda was varied at this time to consider the following item.
Present were Mr Tom McMullen, Director, Design & Construction, and Mr Ted Pigott,
Senior Project Engineer, of the Borough of Scarborough
BELLAMY RAVINE, BOROUGH OF SCARBOROUGH
Res 117 Moved by: D. Lacey
Seconded by: E. Fulton
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS TlffiT the staff be directed to prepare a project for erosion
control works in the Bellamy Ravine, Borough of Scarborough;
THAT the project address all components of the required works, including the
respective funding responsibilities;
AND FURTHER THAT the Authority act as agent to facilitate negotiations with
The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, the Borough of Scarborough, and the
Province of Ontario with regard to construction of the necessary storm sewer.
CARRIED;
1983 WORK PROGRAM
Res U8 Moved by M.M Smith, Q.C.
Seconded by G B. Sinclair
THAT the staff report outlining the 1983 Work Program, be received;
AND THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT the 1983 Waterfront Development and Shoreline
Management Work Programs, as appended as Schedule "B" of these Minutes, be approved.
CARRIED;
COLONEL SAMUEL BOIS SMITH WATERFRONT AREA
-Environmental Monitoring Study ( 1981)
Res U9 Moved by E. Fulton
Seconded by D. Lacey
THAT the staff report entitled "The Colonel Samuel Bois Smith Waterfront Area,
Environmental Monitoring Study, 1981" be received;
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AND THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT staff be directed to present to and discuss with the
Ministry of the Environment the results of the Colonel Samuel Bois Smith Waterfront
Area Environmental Monitoring Study 1981
CARRIED;
LAKEFILL QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM
-Ministry of the Environment
Res '20 Moved by G B Sinclair
Seconded by Mrs. F Edna Gardner
THAT the staff report having regard to the Lakefill Quality J\ssurance Program of
the Ministry of the Environment be received
CARRIED;
Mr L G Bradley, Director, Parks & Recreation, Town of Ajax, was present for the
following item
AJAX WATERFRONT
Res '21 Moved by: M.M Smith, Q C
Seconded by: G.B Sinclair
THAT the staff be directed to communicate to the Town of Ajax that
WHEREAS the Authority has invested large sums of money to preserve the Waterfront
within the Town of Ajax for open space and water-related recreational activities;
AND WHEREAS the privately-owned lands at the foot of Harwood Avenue were to be
developed for hotellmarina use in a manner complementary to the waterfront setting
and the adjacent Authority-owned lands;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Waterfront Advisory Board respectfully requests that the
Town of Ajax take every possible action to ensure that these lands are developed
in the manner originally intended, and that any proposal to alter this long-
standing plan be discussed with The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority
CARRIED;
HUMBER BAY \'lEST MASTER PLAN AMENDMENT
-Mooring Capacity
Res '22 Moved by: Mrs F Edna Gardner
Seconded by D. Lacey
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT the Master Plan for Humber Bay West, Phase II, be amended
to provide for an increase in wet-moored capacity from ~OO boats to 700 boats by
expansion of the Mimico Cruising Club and the Etobicoke Yacht Club facilities;
AND FURTHER THAT the proposal be discussed with staff of the Borough of Etobicoke,
The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, and the Province of Ontario, in advance
of formal submission to each agency
CARRIED;
ADJOURNMENT
On motion, the meeting adjourned 1982 09 10 1700
M J Breen K G Higgs, General Manager
Chairman Acting Secretary-Treasurer
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1983 BUtGEl' ESTIMM'ES )>I
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DIVISICN: Water Resource SEI:TICN: Waterfrcnt
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I I 1983 SUOOEl' I ~ CF F~m:; I 1982 BtXX3El' I 1982 N:I'UAI.S J
I PlCGlWi I I NE1' I PR:>VIOCIAL MlNICIPAL I I I I I
I I EXPnIDITURES REVENUES I EXPENDITURES I GRJ\Nl' J.E.If I C1l1im I EXPnIDI'IURES REVENUES I EXPENDI'IURFS I RE\mlUFS I
I $ $ I $ I $ $ $ I $ $ I $ I $
I I I , I I
I Waterfront I I , I I
I Mninistratia1 320,866 I 320,866 I 160,433 160,433 I 318,786 I I
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I L3ke Chtario I I I I I
I \':aterfront I , I I
I Deve10prent 1,509,134 iSO, 000 1,359,134 I 679,567 679,567 I 1,440,671 I I
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1S':-ore1ine I I I
I ~:anagement 495,000 I 495,000 I 247,500 I 247,500 I 640,543 I
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'roI'AL I 2,325,000 I 150,000 2,175,000 I 1,(87,500 I 1,C87,5OO I 2,400,000 J I
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1983 BUDGET ESTIMATES
DIVISION Water Resource SECTION: Waterfront
PROGRAM Waterfront Administration
PURPOSE
To provide administrative, planning, biological and engineering staff necessary for implementing Waterfront projects.
1983 OBJECTIVES
- To proceed with design and construction of waterfront areas and shoreline management projects
- ~o proceed wi~h planning and approval submissions for future waterfront and shoreline management works
Fm:DING
This is a shared program, 50% of the funds being available from the Province of Ontario and the balance being funded from the
General Levy on all participating municipalities
FINANCIAL COMM~TS
OBJECTIVE CLASSIFICATIONS: Materials
Salaries Supplies & Real Services
& Wages Utilities Equipment Property & Rents TOTAL
$ 299,866 21,000 320,866
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1983 Bt.IlGEl' ESTIMl\TES
DIVISICN: water Resource ~ICN: Waterfront
Program Waterfront Administration
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I I 1983 BUOOEl' I s:xJRCES CF FINAN:m3 I 1982 BUOOEl' 1982 N::IUALS I
I JlCrIVrr'l I I NEl' I PR:>VIN:IAL MlNICIPAL I I I
I EXPENDITURES RE.'IJENUES I EXPENDITURES I GRAN!' LfY{ I omm EXPENDITURES REVENUES EXPENDITURES I RE\mIDES I
I $ $ $ I $ $ I $ $ $ $ I $ I
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I Salaries 241,702 241,702 I 120,851 120,851 I 218,340 I I
I I I I
I Benefits 58,164 58,164 I 29,a32 29,a32 91, 346 I I
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I Travel 9,000 t 9,000 4,500 4,500 9,100 I I
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I Data ProcessiD3 s-,oeo 5,000 2,500 2,500 - I I
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IMiscellaneous 7,000 7,000 3,500 3,500 - I I
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1983 BUDGET ESTIMATES
DIVISION Water Resource SECTION: Waterfront
PROGRAM Shoreline Management
PURPOSE
To continue the program of shoreline management designed to prevent, eliminate or reduce the risk of hazard to life and
property, while being cognizant of the natural attributes of the lake front setting
1983 OBJECTIVES:
- To construct protection of vulnerable shoreline areas on a priority basis.
FUNDING
~is is a shared program, 50' of the funds being available from the Province of Ontario and the balance being funded by the
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto as benefiting municipality.
FINANCIAL COMMENTS:
OBJECTIVE CLASSIFICATIONS: Materials
Salaries Supplies S. Real Services
s. Wages Utilities Equipment Property " Rents TOTAL
$ 73,000 201,500 1,500 219,000 495,000
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1983 BUOOEI' ES'l'DM'ES
DIVISICJiI: Water Resource SD:TICJiI : Waterfront
Progra.':!: St-oreline Management
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I 1983 BtlOOEl' s:x.JRCES CF FINAN:m3 I 1982 BtlOOEl' 1982 N:1'UAI.S I
, PCrIVIT'l I NEI' ProVINCIAL MlNICIPAL I I I I I
I EXPENDITURES I RE.VENUES EXPENDI'l'URES GRANI' LEVi I <:1IHm I EXPENDITURES I REVENUES EXPENDI'IURES I ~'lm>
I $ I $ $ $ $ I $ $ I $ $ I $
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I Lakehurst CaJrt 235,000 I 235,000 117,500 117,500 I 75,000 I I
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I Design 15,000 I 15,000 7,500 7,500 I 75, 000 I I
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'Maintenance 15,000 I 15,000 7,500 7,500 I SO, 000 I I
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I South Marine I I I I I
I Drive 220,000 I 220,000 110,000 I 1l0,000 I 150,000 I I
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I Bluff Drainage 10,000 10,000 5,000 I 5,000 I 20,000 I I I
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I Crescentwood I 20, 000 I I I
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, Kingsbury I SO, 393 I I I
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IGuild Irm I SO, (X)() I I I
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lSp:"ingban'lt Ave. I 150,150 I I I
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, 'IUl'AL I 495, (X)() I 495,000 247,500 I 247,500 I 640, 543 I I I
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1983 BUDGET ESTIMATES
DIVISION: Water Resource SECTION: Waterfront
PROGR.r..."1 : Lake Ontario Waterfront Development
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Waterfront Plan is to create, on the Lake Ontario shoreline, within the area of the Authority's
jurisdiction, a handsome waterfront, balanced in its land uses, which will complement adjacent areas, taking cognizance of
existing residential development and making available, Wherever possible, features Which warrant public use
1983 OBJECTIVES:
- To commence development at Samuel Bois. Smith.
- To complete services and site work at Bluffers Park.
- To complete initial development at the Bluffers Toplands.
- To ?rovide internal access and servicing at East Point Park.
- To continue Environmental Monitoring program.
- To continue to provide pre-development maintenance.
Fm;DISG:
This is a shared program, 50' of the funds being available from the Province of Ontario and the balance being funded from the
Wa~erfront Capital Levy on all participating municip.alities. It i. anticipated that revenue will be derived from the
landfilling operation at the Samuel Smith Waterfront Area.
FI~~CIAL CO~1ENTS:
OBJECTIVE CLASSIFICATIONS: Haterials
Salaries Supplies " Real Service.
" Wage. Utilities Equipment Property " Rent. ~
, 109,500 15,300 10,000 1,374,334 1,509,134
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1983 Bt.DGEl' ES'l'IMt\.TES
DMSICN Water Resource SEI:TICN Waterfront
Progra.-::: Lake Chtario Waterfront Deve10prent - Capital
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I I 1983 BUOOEl' s:xJRCES CF FnWCIN3 I 1982 BUOOEl' 1982 ACTUAI.S
I N::rMT'f I NEI' PIDVIN:IAL MlNICIPAL I I I
I I EXPENDI'roRES REVENUES EXPENDI'lURES GRANl' U;W omm I EXPENDI'I'URES I REVENUES EXPENDI'I'URES I RE.'\IE}.'UES
I I $ $ $ $ $ $ I $ I $ $ I $
IMarie Curtis I 55,000 55, 000 27, 500 27, 500 I 50,000 I I
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I Sar.I Sri th I 400,000 150,000 250,000 125,000 125,000 I 250,671 I I
I I I I I
I H1.lIlber Bay West I 130,000 130,000 65,000 65,000 I 250,000 I I
I I I I I I
IAquatic Park I 40,000 , 40,000 20,000 20,000 I 23 , 000 I I
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IAshbridges Bay 5,000 5,000 2,500 2,500 I 10,000 I I
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I Bluffers I I I I
I Tc:p1ands 100,000 100,000 SO, 000 SO, 000 I I SO, 000 I I
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I Bluffers Park 330,000 330,000 165,000 I 165,000 J I 670, 000 I I
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I East Point 322,134 I 322,134 161,067 I 161,067 I I 5,000 I I
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I Pe~ticoat CreeK 5,000 I 5,000 2,500 I 2,500 I I 10,000 I I
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IAjax l\aterfront 30,000 I 30,000 15,000 I 15,000 I I 25,000 I I
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I Mc:ni. taring 72,000 I 72,000 36,000 I 36,000 I I 72,000 I I
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I Pre-Development I I I I I I I
I Property Mgt I 20,000 I 20,000 10,000 I 10,000 I I 20,000 I I
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I Htti:ler Bay East t I I I I 5,000 I I
I I I I I I I I I
I '!Ul'AL I 1,509,134 I lSO,OOO I 1,359,134 679,567 I 679,567 I , 1,440,671 I I
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SCHEDULE II B II
TO THE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE WATERFRONT ADVISORY BOARD,
M T.R C A. - Meeting 12/82
FROM MR J C MATHER, ADMINISTRATOR, WATER RESOURCE DIVISION
RE 1983 WORK PROGRAM
The 1983 planning and development program has been outlined as part of the
preliminary budget estimates as well as through regular progress reports.
The following summary of the major components of the work program may serve
as a useful reference to the Board members.
Marie Curtis Park
- continue beach improvements
- commence landscape planting
Colonel Samuel Bois Smith Park
- complete property negotiations
- construct entrance road
- start landfilling if volume of material and time and funding allow
- complete detailed design of landfillirig and grading plans
- set up automatic control system and revenue collection system
Humber Bay West
- complete parking lot expansion and landscaping around new
launching ramps
- supervise planning and construction by boat clubs
- continue plans for improvements to Mimico Creek
Aquatic Park
- continue property negotiations
- continue master plan preparation and implementation planning
- supervise construction of endikement and dredgeate disposal
Bluffers Toplands
- finalize site plans for landscaping
- complete entrance road and parking lot construction
- commence landscaping
Bluffers West
- complete demolition of Filtration Plant Building
- complete landscaping
Bluffers Phase II
- completion of road and parking lot at east end of the site
- completion of landscaping of public areas
- supervise planning and development by boat clubs
- start construction of marina facilities by private sector
- completion of pathway systems
- continuation of bluff stabilization
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Re 1983 Work Program PAGE 2
East Point Park
- start road construction
- assist Scarborough in planning and development of playing fields
Ajax Waterfront
- initiate replacement plantings in Pickering Beach and start
plantings of lands west of Harwood Avenue
Environmental Monitoring and
Environmental Assessment
- water quality monitoring around active landfills
- sediment quality and benthic studies around existing landfills
and shoreline management projects
Shoreline Management
- acquisition of endangered properties
- construction of protective works along Lakehurst Crescent and
South Marine Drive
- design future projects
- development of a project for Bellamy Ravine
Acquisition
- purchase of properties available in high priority areas such as
Fairport Beach in Pickering and Pickering Beach in Ajax.
RECOMMENDATIONS
RESOLVED THAT The staff report outlining the 1983 Work Program
be received; and
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The 1983 Waterfront Development and Shoreline
Management Work Programs be approved
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