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Transportation Committee Comité des transports Disposition 39 / Suite à donner 39 Wednesday 6 January 2010 Le mercredi 6 janvier 2010 |
Note: 1. Due to
the urgency of Item 1, Council will be requested to consider this item at its
meeting of 13 January 2010 in Transportation Committee Report 35.
2. Other reports
requiring Council consideration will be presented to Council on 27 January 2010
in
Transportation Committee Report 35-A.
Nota
: 1. Compte
tenu qu’il est urgent de traiter l’article 1, on demandera
au Conseil d’étudier cet article, contenu dans le rapport no 35 du Comité
des transports, lors de sa réunion du
13 janvier 2010.
2. Les autres rapports nécessitant un examen
par le Conseil municipal devraient être présentés au Conseil le 27 janvier 2010
dans le rapport no 35-A du Comité des transports.
CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES /
Ratification dU PROCÈS-VERBaL
Minutes 37 – 2 December 2009
CARRIED
COMMUNICATIONS
Responses to Inquiries: / Réponses aux demandes
de renseignements:
TRC
06-09 Implementation of pilot
east-west segregated cycling lane / Mise en oeuvre du projet pilote de voie
cyclable séparée est-ouest
TRC 07-09 Cycling
Safety near the Pretoria Bridge / Sécurité des cyclistes à proximité du pont
Pretoria
RECEIVED
1. HUNT
CLUB COMMUNITY PATHWAY CONNECTION TO SOUTHEAST TRANSITWAY ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT STUDY RECOMMENDATIONS
RECOMMANDATIONS DE L'ÉTUDE D'ÉVALUATION ENVIRONNEMENTALE concernant un
sentier piétonnier entre le secteur Hunt Club et le Transitway Sud-Est
ACS2010-ICS-PGM-0011 Gloucester-Southgate (10); River/Rivière (16)
That the Transportation Committee recommend Council approve:
1.
The Environmental Assessment study's recommended plan for the
pathway connection between the Hunt Club community (at Cahill Drive West) and
the Southeast Transitway (at the South Keys Transitway station) as detailed in
this report; and
2.
The finalization of the Environmental Study Report for the Hunt Club
Community Pathway Connection to the Southeast Transitway project and posting of
the Notice of Study Completion.
CARRIED
2. MONTRÉAL ROAD CLOSURES
FERMETURE À LA HAUTEUR DU
CHEMIN Montréal
ACS2010-CCS-TRC-0001 Rideau-Vanier (12)
That the Transportation Committee recommend that Council direct
staff in the Infrastructure Services
& Community Sustainability Portfolio, Planning and Growth Management Department and the City
Operations Portfolio, Public Works and Services Department to partner with the
Quartier Vanier BIA and its consultants to provide support and assistance as
needed to complete a study for the closure of certain streets on Montréal Road
as previously identified in the City of Ottawa Official Plan.
BE IT RESOLVED that the following
bullet be removed from the content of the report, as it is premature and
pre-supposes conclusions of the study:
·
File application for road
closure with the City of Ottawa
CARRIED,
as amended
3. NEED FOR SEGREGATED
BIKE LANES - MOTION
NÉCESSITÉ
DE CRÉER DES VOIES CYCLABLES SÉPARÉES - MOTION
ACS2009-CCS-TRC-0013 City Wide / a l’échelle de la ville
That the Transportation Committee direct staff to undertake the
following:
1. Identify locations
of potential pedestrian/cyclist/vehicle conflict using available information
such as accident records and report back to Transportation Committee with a plan
on how to minimize collisions at these locations in time for consideration as
part of the 2011 Budget.
2. As part of the above
safety review, determine whether segregated bike lanes would be appropriate in
these locations to improve safety and promote cycling as a mode of
transportation.
3. That staff be directed to review the
presentations recently made by Inge Molenaar (Cycling in The Netherlands and
the Hague) and Roger Geller (The Portland Story Benefiting from Bicycling) and
report back to Committee on the transportation and financial advantages of
investing in bicycle infrastructure that these cities have experienced.
CARRIED,
as amended
4. 90 GEORGE STREET – PROPOSED VALET
PARKING - MOTION
90, RUE GEORGE - SERVICE VOITURIER PROPOSÉ - MOTION
ACS2010-CCS-TRC-0002 Rideau-Vanier (12)
That the Transportation Committee recommend that Council approve:
1. That
the Director
of Real Estate Partnership and Development Office be authorized to enter into a License of Occupation agreement on behalf
of the City with the Owner in accordance with the terms and conditions as set
out in Document 1, which terms and conditions will provide a 10 year term for
the License of Occupation agreement with a nominal yearly fee of $1.00 for the
10 year term, which will be subject to renegotiation for further renewals based
on applicable City land lease policy in place thereafter.
2. That the Deputy City Manager, Infrastructure Services and
Community Sustainability provide for the issuance of the required road cut
permit to allow the Owner to undertake the proposed improvements subject to all
technical matters related to the works being to the satisfaction of the Deputy
City Manager and subject to any securities as set out in Document 1 being
posted.
3. That the following condition from
the “Contents of License of Occupation Agreement” (Document 1):
“Should the
City and/or Public Utilities operating within the Public Right of Way decide to
renew or repair infrastructure below the surface of the Lands, the Owner must
remove the improvements and repair or renew the surface of the lands at its
expense upon the time specified within written notice from the City.”
be replaced with:
"Should the City or utility companies decide to renew or repair
infrastructure below the surface of the lands, the City or utility company is
responsible for compacting while the owners are responsible for removing and
replacing the pavers within time periods specified in written notice from the
City.
CARRIED,
as amended