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Council Meeting/Documents/2008 Annual Report
Staff Report

2008 Annual Report

September 2, 2008Pages 27–881 section

The Town's 2008 Annual Report presented to Council for final review and formal approval.

1 CALL TO ORDER
2008

The provided document only contains the first 4 pages of the Council Meeting Agenda. The full reports and supplementary materials for pages 27 through 88 are not included in the provided source. Based on the agenda items corresponding to those pages, the following information is available:

8.1 STAFF REPORTS (Continued)

b) 2008 Annual Report

  • Reference: Pg. 23-84
  • Item: 1. 2008 Annual Report (for final review and approval)

c) Award of Tender for Six Mile Road Improvement Project Phase Two

  • Reference: Pg. 85-87
  • Item: 1. Report dated August 28, 2008 from the Engineering Technologist
  • Staff Recommendation: THAT Council awards the construction of the Six Mile Road Improvement Project Phase Two to Northridge Equipment Ltd., in the amount of $379,290.60 (excluding GST).

d) Temporary Commercial Use Permit for 1636 Island Highway – Off-Site Parking for the Casino

  • Reference: Pg. 88-92
  • Item: 1. Report dated August 28, 2008 from the Planner
  • Staff Recommendation: THAT Council approve the Temporary Commercial Use Permit application which will allow the land at 1636 Island Highway to be used for parking for a period of up to two years and will permit the installation of two temporary sign to direct patrons to this parking area, subject to the following conditions:
    1. The applicant install temporary fencing along the perimeter of the north side of the parking lot as a safety and security measure.
    2. The generator-based temporary lighting be shut down by 9:30 p.m. each evening to minimize the noise and light impacts on the neighbours. a. should the applicant require lighting to extend later into the evening, then it is recommended that a less intrusive, more ambient light source be developed which effectively offers safety and security to patrons.
    3. The Town receive a Site Remediation deposit, to ensure the concrete posts installed on the site, are adequately removed upon vacancy or end of the permit term, whichever comes first.
Page 27–88
Extracted from: 2008 09 02 Council Agenda