Motions on Ls30.7

Item LS30.7 headed Taxicab Lease Agreements was adopted unanimously with the following amendment by Councillor Saundercook as follows:

6/9/2010 5:00:24 PM “LS30.7 - Adopt item as amended” 38 yea+0 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Ford YES Giambrone YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Minnan-Wong YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker


1 - Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Bill Saundercook (Final)
That:

1. Recommendation 1, subsection (8)(b) be amended by deleting “one week’s” and replaced with “60 days”, so that it reads as follows:

(8)(b) the lease may be terminated earlier upon the written agreement of both parties or upon either party giving the other party 60 days notice that there is just cause for termination of the lease.

2. City Council request the Executive Director, Municipal Licensing and Standards, to report to the Licensing and Standards Committee with clarification and recommendations on the definition of "cause" as it relates to subsection (8)(b), once he has consulted with industry stakeholders.

Motions and Votes on Idling By-law

Here are the motion and votes on Item HL30.2, Idling By-Law Update:

1a - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Howard Moscoe (Final)
That:

1. the City Manager, in consultation with the Medical Officer of Health, be requested to report annually to the Board of Health on the number of tickets for idling that are issued bi-annually by:

a. transportation officers;
b. police officers; and

2. the Medical Officer of Health be requested to review the Idling Control By-law in two-years time.



1b - Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Howard Moscoe (Final)
That Recommendation 1 of the Board of Health be amended by eliminating from the Idling By-law the exemption for transit vehicles while at a layover or stopover location.

6/9/2010 7:54:38 PM “HL30.2 - Moscoe 1B” 30 yea+8 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Feldman YES Fletcher YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Ashton NO Filion NO Ford NO Hall NO Holyday NO Minnan-Wong NO Ootes NO Saundercook

1 - Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Mike Del Grande (Lost)
That the proposed new Idling Control By-law be amended by not deleting the following Section 13:

(13) Vehicles or boats when the ambient temperature inside a vehicle or boat is:

(a) More than 27 degrees Celsius; or
(b) Less than 5 degrees Celsius.

6/9/2010 7:55:39 PM “HL30.2 - Del Grande” 17 yea+21 nay,failed,quorum
YES Ashton YES Del Grande YES Feldman YES Ford YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perruzza YES Saundercook YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Walker

NO Ainslie NO Augimeri NO Bussin [Chair] NO Carroll NO Cho NO Davis NO De Baeremaeker NO Filion NO Fletcher NO Hall NO Heaps NO Kelly NO Lee NO Lindsay Luby NO McConnell NO Mihevc NO Moeser NO Moscoe NO Perks NO Rae NO Vaughan


1 - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Ron Moeser (Carried)
That City Council request the Medical Officer of Health, in consultation with the General Manager, Transportation Services to promote the investment in the installation of auxillary power sources where technically feasible among vehicle operators that require their vehicle engines to run, as part of essential operational functions.

6/9/2010 7:56:57 PM “HL30.2 - Moeser” 26 yea+12 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Feldman YES Fletcher YES Hall YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Parker YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Walker

NO Augimeri NO Bussin [Chair] NO Carroll NO Filion NO Ford NO Kelly NO Mihevc NO Milczyn NO Ootes NO Perks NO Perruzza NO Vaughan

Vote on Adoption of the Item As Amended (Carried):

6/9/2010 7:57:49 PM “HL30.2 - Adopt the item as amended” 24 yea+13 nay,carried,quorum
YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Vaughan

NO Ainslie NO Ashton NO Ford NO Hall NO Holyday NO Milczyn NO Minnan-Wong NO Ootes NO Parker NO Saundercook NO Stintz NO Thompson NO Walker

Motions and Votes on Healthy Vending Item

City Council has referred this item back to the Government Management Committee.

Here are the motions and votes on item GM31.19 headed "Healthy Vending Criteria - Cold Drink Vending Request for Proposal"

2 - Motion to Amend Motion moved by Councillor Janet Davis (Final)That Motion 1 by Councillor Del Grande be amended by adding that the Chief Medical Officer of Health provide a supplementary report on the health rationale for offering healthy choices in beverages.

6/9/2010 6:31:54 PM “GM31.19 - Davis amendment” 33 yea+4 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Ford YES Hall YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES Lee YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Stintz YES Vaughan YES Walker NO Holyday NO Kelly NO Lindsay Luby NO Thompson


1 - Motion to Refer Item moved by Councillor Mike Del Grande (Amended)
That:

1. the Item be referred back to the Government Management Committee for further consideration; and

2. City Council extend the current licensing contract(s) for cold drink vending for a one-year period from October 31, 2010 to October 31, 2011 to allow for industry representation and budgetary considerations.

6/9/2010 6:33:03 PM “GM31.19 - Defer the item - Del Grande amended by Davis” 34 yea+6 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Ford YES Hall YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perruzza YES Saundercook YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker NO Davis NO Giambrone NO Moeser NO Moscoe NO Perks NO Rae

Votes and Motions on Second PArt of PW33.9

Here are the motions and votes on item PW33.9 as it relates to the access route for the TTC
Maintenance and Storage Facility at Ashbridges Bay:

Knox/Russell/Eastern Option:

4 - Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Paula Fletcher (Lost)
That City Council adopt the following Recommendations 1 and 2 of the Toronto Transit Commission contained in the transmittal (June 3, 2010) from the General Secretary, Toronto Transit Commission [PW33.9a] with Part 1b amended as set out below

That City Council:

1. approve the recommendations of the Ashbridges Bay Maintenance and Storage Facility Transit Project Assessment Study and authorize staff to submit the EPR to the Ministry of Environment:

1. Approve the recommendation, of the joint City/TTC Replacement Fleet Maintenance and Storage Facility (MSF), (Ashbridges Bay MSF) Transit Project Assessment Study, as described in the attached “Ashbridges Bay Light Rail Vehicle Maintenance and Storage Facility, Draft Environmental Project Report, Executive Summary”, for:

a. Locating the MSF on the property at the southeast corner of Lake Shore Boulevard East and Leslie Street (Ashbridges Bay Site) adjacent to the Ashbridges Bay Wastewater Treatment Facility;

b. The construction of a non-revenue service connection from the existing streetcar network at Queen Street to the proposed Ashbridges Bay Maintenance and Storage Facility, via the Russell Yard, Eastern, Knox Route;

2. receive for information the report (June 2, 2010) entitled “Replacement Fleet Maintenance and Storage Facility – Consideration of the Unilever Site”.

6/9/2010 6:07:07 PM “PW33.9 (route) - Fletcher” 7 yea+30 nay,failed,quorum
YES Cho YES Fletcher YES McConnell YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Vaughan

NO Ainslie NO Ashton NO Augimeri NO Bussin [Chair] NO Carroll NO Davis NO De Baeremaeker NO Del Grande NO Di Giorgio NO Feldman NO Ford NO Giambrone NO Hall NO Heaps NO Holyday NO Jenkins NO Kelly NO Lee NO Lindsay Luby NO Milczyn NO Moeser NO Moscoe NO Parker NO Perks NO Perruzza NO Rae NO Saundercook NO Stintz NO Thompson NO Walker

Leslie Street Option

5 - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Joe Mihevc (Carried)
That City Council adopt the following Recommendations 1 and 2 of the Toronto Transit Commission contained in the transmittal (June 3, 2010) from the General Secretary, Toronto Transit Commission [PW33.9a]:

That City Council:

1. approve the recommendations of the Ashbridges Bay Maintenance and Storage Facility Transit Project Assessment Study and authorize staff to submit the EPR to the Ministry of Environment.

2. receive for information the report (June 2, 2010) entitled “Replacement Fleet Maintenance and Storage Facility – Consideration of the Unilever Site”.

6/9/2010 6:08:39 PM “PW33.9 (route) - Mihevc” 35 yea+3 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Hall YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Ford NO Holyday NO Ootes


Adoption of the Item, as it Relates to the Access Route (Carried):

6/9/2010 6:09:42 PM “PW33.9 (route) Adopt item as amended” 33 yea+5 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Giambrone YES Hall YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Fletcher NO Ford NO Holyday NO McConnell NO Ootes

Votes and Motions on Use of Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plan for a TTC Storage Facility

Council has completed the first half of the debate on item PW233.9 headed "Proposed Use of Lands on the Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant Site for a Toronto Transit Commission Light Rail Vehicle Facility"

1 - Motion to Defer Item moved by Councillor Rob Ford (Lost)
That consideration of this item as it relates to the site, be deferred to the July 6, 2010 meeting of City Council, and the Toronto Transit Commission be requested to undertake futher consultation with the public, Tim Hortons and Canada Post.

6/9/2010 4:02:27 PM “PW33.9 - Ford - Defer the Item” 10 yea+31 nay,failed,quorum
YES Cho YES Feldman YES Ford YES Grimes YES Holyday YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Perks YES Shiner YES Walker

NO Ainslie NO Ashton NO Augimeri NO Bussin [Chair] NO Carroll NO Davis NO De Baeremaeker NO Del Grande NO Di Giorgio NO Filion NO Fletcher NO Giambrone NO Hall NO Heaps NO Jenkins NO Kelly NO Lee NO Lindsay Luby NO Mammoliti NO McConnell NO Mihevc NO Milczyn NO Moeser NO Moscoe NO Nunziata NO Pantalone NO Parker NO Perruzza NO Saundercook NO Thompson NO Vaughan

3 - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Paula Fletcher (Final)
That recommendation 3 of the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee be amended by adding the words “the TTC be requested to work with the Urban Design Section of the City Planning Division on the design of the Maintenance and Storage Facility, the ABTP site and Leslie Street Greening to ensure that” so that it now reads as follows:

In the event that the ABTP site is selected by the Toronto Transit Commission
and City Council, City Council request that all design work and
landscaping ensure the integration of the site with Leslie Greening, the
Leslie Street Spit and the Martin Goodman Trail and Lakeshore Blvd and be of the
highest quality; the TTC be requested to work with the Urban Design Section of
the City Planning Division on the design of the Maintenance and Storage
Facility, the ABTP site and Leslie Street Greening to ensure that all designs
meet the excellence standards set by Urban Design and the Design Review Panel;
and that the engagement of the local community and local councillors and
stakeholders such as the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)
and Friends of the Spit be guaranteed.

6/9/2010 4:55:21 PM “PW33.9 Part 1 - Fletcher” 40 yea+2 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Pantalone YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Ford NO Holyday

2 - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Howard Moscoe (Final)
That in the event that the Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant Site is selected by the TTC and City Council, the City Manager enter into discussions with Canada Post with regard to designing entry and egress to the site in a way that minimizes conflicts between TTC and Canada Post Vehicles servicing their main postal facility.


6/9/2010 4:56:17 PM “PW33.9 - Part 1 - Moscoe” 39 yea+3 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Grimes YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Pantalone YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Ford NO Hall NO Moeser


Adoption of the Item as it Pertains to the Selection of Ashbridegs Bay Treatment Plant site for the TTC Storage Facility

6/9/2010 4:57:38 PM “PW33.9 relating to site as amended” 40 yea+3 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Pantalone YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Ford NO Holyday NO Ootes

Vote on Reopening of MM50.1

The motion to reopen did not carry, the required two-thirds majority not having been achieved.

6/9/2010 2:27:45 PM “MM50.1 - Reopen the item” 22 yea+19 nay,carried,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Cho YES Del Grande YES Feldman YES Ford YES Hall YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby [Chair] YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Parker YES Shiner YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Walker NO Augimeri NO Carroll NO Davis NO De Baeremaeker NO Di Giorgio NO Filion NO Fletcher NO Grimes NO Heaps NO Mammoliti NO McConnell NO Mihevc NO Moscoe NO Ootes NO Pantalone NO Perks NO Rae NO Saundercook NO Vaughan

Motions and Votes on Highland Creek Biosolids Master Plan Update

Here are the motions and votes on item PW33.4 - Biosolid Master Plan Update, Highland Creek Treatment Plant:

Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Ron Moeser (Lost)
That:

1. City Council delete Recommendation 2 of Public Works and Infrastructure and adopt instead the following:

"2. City Council approve the Biosolids Master Plan Update Environmental Assessment for Highland Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant and direct staff to implement the recommended biosolids management strategy contained therein."

2. City Council authorize the General Manager of Toronto Water to make the necessary provisions in the 2011 Capital Budget to expedite the implementation of the recommended biosolids strategy by 2015 to realize operational and capital cost savings and to apply some of those savings to the addition of innovative air pollution control technologies (Alternative 4, Enhanced Wet System, outlined in the report (March 31, 2010) from the General Manager, Toronto Water (Item PW33.4) that will achieve a higher green house gas and pollutant emissions reduction in excess of regulatory standards.


6/8/2010 6:51:46 PM “PW33.4 - Moeser” 19 yea+19 nay,tie,quorum
YES Ashton YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Holyday YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES Milczyn YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Parker YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Stintz YES Walker

NO Ainslie NO Augimeri NO Bussin [Chair] NO Carroll NO Cho NO Davis NO De Baeremaeker NO Fletcher NO Giambrone NO Grimes NO Hall NO Heaps NO Jenkins NO McConnell NO Mihevc NO Moscoe NO Perks NO Rae NO Vaughan

Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Glenn De Baeremaeker (Carried)
That City Council adopt the following recommendation contained in the report (June 8, 2010) from the General Manager, Toronto Water:

1. City Council amend Recommendation 2 of the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee so that it now reads as follows:

2. “City Council approve both the Beneficial Use Option as the primary biosolids management strategy and the Landfill Disposal Option as a contingency option as outlined in the Biosolids Master Plan Update Environmental Assessment, dated September 2009, for the Highland Creek Treatment Plant and direct the appropriate staff to implement the recommended beneficial use biosolids management strategy contained therein.”

6/8/2010 6:53:20 PM “PW33.4 - De Baeremaeker 3A” 20 yea+18 nay,carried,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Moscoe YES Palacio YES Perks YES Rae YES Vaughan

NO Ashton NO Del Grande NO Di Giorgio NO Feldman NO Holyday NO Kelly NO Lee NO Lindsay Luby NO Milczyn NO Minnan-Wong NO Moeser NO Nunziata NO Ootes NO Parker NO Saundercook NO Shiner NO Stintz NO Walker

1 - Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Shelley Carroll (Carried)
City Council refer Recommendation 3 of the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee to the Budget Committee for consideration as a new project during the 2011 Property Tax and Rate Capital Budget process.

Adopted on a Show of Hands

Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Glenn De Baeremaeker (Carried)
That:

1. City Council direct that trucks will exit the subdivision via Coronation Drive; and

6/8/2010 6:54:57 PM “PW33.4 - De Baeremaeker 3B Part 1” 23 yea+15 nay,carried,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Kelly YES Lee YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Moscoe YES Perks YES Rae YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Di Giorgio NO Feldman NO Holyday NO Jenkins NO Lindsay Luby NO Milczyn NO Minnan-Wong NO Moeser NO Nunziata NO Ootes NO Palacio NO Parker NO Saundercook NO Shiner NO Stintz

2. City Council request the General Manager, Toronto Water to report to the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee on the trucking options that include enclosed van dumpster or tanker trailers.

Part 2 Adopted on a show of hands

Vote on Adoption of the Item As Amended (Carried):

6/8/2010 6:55:57 PM “PW33.4 - Adopt the item as amended” 21 yea+17 nay,carried,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Minnan-Wong YES Moscoe YES Palacio YES Perks YES Rae YES Vaughan

NO Ashton NO Del Grande NO Di Giorgio NO Feldman NO Holyday NO Kelly NO Lee NO Lindsay Luby NO Milczyn NO Moeser NO Nunziata NO Ootes NO Parker NO Saundercook NO Shiner NO Stintz NO Walker

Changes to the Order Paper

City Council has amended the Order Paper as follows:

• Item PW33.4 headed "Biosolids Master Plan Update - Highland Creek Treatment Plant" is been brought forward and is being considered now.

The following items will NOT be considered before tomorrow, Wednesday, June 9:

• AU16.7 - Parks, Forestry and Recreation - Review of Internal Controls at the East York Curling Club
  
• HL30.2 - Improving Toronto's Idling Control By-law
  
• PW33.9 - Proposed Use of Lands on the Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant Site for a Toronto Transit Commission Light Rail Vehicle Facility

Motions and Votes on the Live Green Toronto Sponsorrhip

Here are the votes and motions on item EX44.8 - Live Green Toronto Corporate Sponsorship.

1a - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Howard Moscoe (Final)
That City Council adopt the following recommendations contained in the report (May 3, 2010) from the Director, Toronto Environment Office:

1. City Council authorize the Director of the Toronto Environment Office to negotiate and enter into a sponsorship agreement with Canadian Tire Corporation Limited for a two year period (2010 and 2011) for the Live Green Toronto initiative, on terms and conditions generally as set out in Attachment 1 and otherwise on terms and conditions satisfactory to the Director of the Toronto Environment Office and in a form satisfactory to the City Solicitor.

2. City Council authorize the Director of the Toronto Environment Office, for a period of two years, to negotiate and enter into sponsorship agreements for the Live Green Toronto initiative for up to a maximum of $200,000 each year, per sponsorship agreement, over a maximum period of two years from the date of the agreement, in accordance with principles and requirements set out in Attachment 2 and on terms and conditions satisfactory to the Director of the Toronto Environment Office and in a form satisfactory to the City Solicitor.

6/8/2010 2:36:18 PM “EX44.8 - Revote - Moscoe 1A” 38 yea+2 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Fletcher YES Ford YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Miller YES Minnan-Wong YES Moeser YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Davis NO Moscoe


1b - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Howard Moscoe (Final)
That:

1. the Live Green sponsorship agreement with Canadian Tire Corporation be conditional on The Corporation agreeing to label all shelves in their Toronto stores that display pesticides that are prohibited for cosmetic use with signage which clearly indicates that “under Ontario Regulation 63/09, these products are prohibited for cosmetic spraying and any unauthorized use is subject to a set fine of $255.00” or such other similar message that is approved by the Medical Officer of Health.

2. the report (June 1, 2010) from the Director, Toronto Environment Office be received;

6/8/2010 2:33:43 PM “EX44.8 - Motion 1B - Moscoe” 8 yea+29 nay,failed,quorum
YES Carroll YES Davis YES Fletcher YES Lee YES Mihevc YES Moscoe YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Ainslie NO Ashton NO Augimeri NO Bussin [Chair] NO Cho NO De Baeremaeker NO Del Grande NO Di Giorgio NO Feldman NO Grimes NO Hall NO Holyday NO Jenkins NO Kelly NO Lindsay Luby NO McConnell NO Milczyn NO Miller NO Minnan-Wong NO Moeser NO Nunziata NO Ootes NO Palacio NO Parker NO Rae NO Saundercook NO Shiner NO Stintz NO Thompson

Motions and votes on Personal Vehicle Tax Refund Policy

Here are the motions and votes on item EX44.12, headed Personal Vehicle Tax - Refund Policy.


1 - Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Rob Ford (Final)
That City Council delete Recommendations 5 and 6 from the Executive Committee.

6/8/2010 3:21:03 PM “EX44.12 - Ford - Delete Recs 5 and 6” 6 yea+30 nay,failed,quorum
YES Del Grande YES Ford YES Grimes YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Nunziata

NO Ashton NO Augimeri NO Bussin [Chair] NO Carroll NO Cho NO Davis NO De Baeremaeker NO Di Giorgio NO Hall NO Heaps NO Holyday NO Lee NO Lindsay Luby NO McConnell NO Mihevc NO Milczyn NO Moeser NO Moscoe NO Palacio NO Pantalone NO Parker NO Perks NO Perruzza NO Rae NO Saundercook NO Shiner NO Stintz NO Thompson NO Vaughan NO Walker

1 - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Doug Holyday (Final)
That the Deputy City Manager and Chief Financial Officer be requested to report to City Council for its August 25, 2010 meeting, through the Executive Committee, on how all Personal Vehicle Tax payers can receive their proper rebates when warranted, the report to include all details and costs.

6/8/2010 3:22:08 PM “EX44.12 - Holyday” 32 yea+4 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Carroll YES Cho YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Ford YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Pantalone YES Parker YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Bussin [Chair] NO Davis NO McConnell NO Perks

Adopt the Item as Amended

6/8/2010 3:23:02 PM “EX44.12 - Adopt the item as amended” 35 yea+1 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Palacio YES Pantalone YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Stintz YES Thompson YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Ford

Motions and Votes on Artscape Loan Guarantee

Here are the motions and votes on item EX44.3 headed "Request for a Captial Load Guarantee for the Artscape Shaw Street Centre".

1 - Motion to Amend Item moved by Councillor Doug Holyday (Final)
That the loan guarantee be conditional on Artscape providing audited proof that the amount of $4.5 Million has been donated.

6/8/2010 4:30:28 PM “EX44.3 - Holyday” 7 yea+29 nay,failed,quorum
YES Del Grande YES Ford YES Holyday YES Kelly YES Lee YES Ootes YES Walker

NO Ainslie NO Ashton NO Augimeri NO Bussin [Chair] NO Carroll NO Cho NO Davis NO De Baeremaeker NO Di Giorgio NO Filion NO Fletcher NO Giambrone NO Hall NO Heaps NO Jenkins NO Lindsay Luby NO McConnell NO Mihevc NO Milczyn NO Moscoe NO Nunziata NO Palacio NO Pantalone NO Parker NO Perks NO Perruzza NO Rae NO Stintz NO Vaughan


Motion to Adopt the Item

6/8/2010 4:31:33 PM “EX44.3 - Adopt the item” 33 yea+3 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Di Giorgio YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Hall YES Heaps YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Pantalone YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Rae YES Stintz YES Vaughan YES Walker

NO Del Grande NO Ford NO Holyday

Motions and Votes on Scarborough Rapid Transit item

Here are the motions and votes on items EX44.23 and PG32.8 which have been considered together:

1 - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Raymond Cho
That a copy of this Item be forwarded to the Honourable Kathleen Wynne, Minister of Transportation for the Ontario Provincial Government, and Mr. Robert Prichard, President and CEO of Metrolinx.

6/8/2010 11:44:27 AM “EX44.23 & PG38.2 - Cho Amendment” 38 yea+1 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Ford YES Giambrone YES Hall YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Miller YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Thompson YES Vaughan

NO Grimes

2 - Motion to Amend Item (Additional) moved by Councillor Ron Moeser
That a Construction Liaison Committee be struck, in consultation with the TTC, appropriate City staff and local City Councillors, to deal with any construction deficiences, or nuisances brought forward by local residents

Adopted on a show of hands.

Adoption of the Item As Amended:

6/8/2010 11:45:43 AM “Adopt EX44.23 as amended” 38 yea+1 nay,2/3 maj,quorum
YES Ainslie YES Ashton YES Augimeri YES Bussin [Chair] YES Carroll YES Cho YES Davis YES De Baeremaeker YES Del Grande YES Di Giorgio YES Feldman YES Filion YES Fletcher YES Giambrone YES Grimes YES Hall YES Heaps YES Holyday YES Jenkins YES Kelly YES Lee YES Lindsay Luby YES McConnell YES Mihevc YES Milczyn YES Miller YES Moeser YES Moscoe YES Nunziata YES Ootes YES Palacio YES Parker YES Perks YES Perruzza YES Saundercook YES Shiner YES Thompson YES Vaughan

NO Ford

Order Paper for June 8

City Council has adopted the Order Paper for Tuesday June 8.

TODAY’S BUSINESS

9:30 a.m.

Call to Order

National Anthem

Moment of Silence

Condolence motions:

• Senator Marian L. Maloney (retired)
• Bernard Thompson
• Ronald J. Farano
• Members of the Ahmadi Muslim Community

Routine Matters

• Presentation of the Paralympic Torch to the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto

• Presentation to recognize the Federation of Canadian Municipalities Awards and the volunteers at the Annual Conference held in Toronto

Mayor’s Key Matters and first Items of business:

1. Executive Committee Item EX44.23, headed "Scarborough Rapid Transit - Transit Project Assessment Study Recommendations" to be considered together with item PG38.2, headed "30 Ordnance Street – Official Plan Amendment – Final Report"
2. Public Works and Infrastructure Committee Item PW33.13, headed "Authority to Enter into a Biogas Pilot Project Agreement with Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc. to Supply, Install, Own and Operate a Biomethane System at the Dufferin Waste Management Facility"

Council will consider the other Items in agenda order, with the following changes:

1. North York Community Council Item NY34.28 will be considered on Tuesday, June 8th.
2. Deferred Executive Committee Item EX43.11, headed "Open Meeting Investigation on the 2008-2009 Budget Committee Process" will be considered at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 9th.

The following Items will be considered together:

1. Proposed Municipal Code Amendment - City Wide Parkland Dedication By-law " and Parks and Environment Committee Item PE30.2, headed " City of Toronto Parkland Acquisitions from 1998-2009 "
2. Audit Committee Item AU16.1, headed "Issues Respecting Parking Tag Issuance and Cancellation" and Government Management Committee Item GM31.12, headed "Parking Ticket Cancellation Guidelines"

12:25 p.m.

Council will recess for a presentation on the settlement of the land claim over the Toronto Purchase

2:00 p.m.

Council will reconvene

Members of Council can release holds on Agenda Items

6:00 p.m.

Council will meet in closed session (private), if necessary

Prior to 8:00 p.m.

Members of Council can release holds on Agenda Items

Council will enact a Confirming Bill

8:00 p.m.

Council will recess to 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Note:

Once the Order Paper has been approved by Council, a change requires a two-thirds vote

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Toronto City Council meets Tuesday and Wednesday, June 8 & 9 in the Council Chamber at Toronto City Hall.

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We will publish significant motions and votes here as they become available.