Approve the application to amend the Zoning By-law 2020, as amended, submitted by Greg Poole of Greg Poole & Associates Inc. to permit a semi-detached dwelling unit at 514 Pearl Street; and

Enact and pass Zoning Bylaw 2020.XXX as attached as appendix II of planning and building department report PB-90-16 to amend the zoning for lands at 514 Pearl Street from DRL to DRL-465; and

Deem that Bylaw 2020.XXX will conform to the Official Plan of the City of Burlington and that there are no applications to alter the Official Plan with respect to the subject lands.

Approve the amendments to the Official Plan, as contained in appendix A of planning and building department report PB-80-16, which relate to the implementation of the Roseland, Indian Point, and Shoreacres Character Studies; and

Approve the amendments to the Zoning By-law, as contained in appendix B of planning and building department report PB-80-16, which relate to the implementation of the Roseland, Indian Point, and Shoreacres Character Studies; and

Approve the additional amendment to the Zoning By-law, as contained in the staff memo dated December 12, 2016, which relates to the transition strategy for zoning compliance as part of the Building Permit process; and

Deem that the additional amendment to the Zoning By-law is minor in nature and that no further public notice of the additional amendment to the Zoning By-law is necessary.

The City of Burlington entirely supports the expansion of Joseph Brant Museum with the support and commitment of the Federal Government of our Canada Cultural Spaces application, we will move ahead with the transformation of Joseph Brant Museum into Burlington’s community museum and heritage centre ensuring this culturally-significant facility remains an important part of our past, present and future; and

Council directs the City Manager to complete the following:

Provide the Federal Government with a letter recognizing the Museum Transformation Project will be initiated upon the award of the Federal contribution of $5,207,294.00; and

Provide the Federal Government a cash flow template; and

Provide the Federal Government confirmation of all sources of funding; and

Work with the Trillium Foundation as required in the grant contract and seek approval to extend the end date; and

Continue to work with the JBM Foundation and JBM Board to confirm their commitments to the Transformation project.

Receive and file capital works department report CW-32-16 including the Corporate Asset Management Policy, attached as appendix A to report CW-32-16.

Receive and file planning and building department report PB-68-16.

Refuse the application for Official Plan Amendment to modify the “Residential-High Density - Site Specific Policy” affecting 4853 Thomas Alton Boulevard to permit a residential development consisting of traditional townhouses, stacked townhouses, and apartments with a maximum density of 305 units per hectare and maximum height of 19 storeys; and

Refuse the application for amendment to Zoning By-law 2020 to rezone lands at 4853 Thomas Alton Boulevard to permit two (2) 19 storey apartment buildings, 21 traditional townhouses, and 150 stacked townhouse units.

Refuse the community benefits in relation to the development of 612 dwelling units consisting of traditional townhouse, stacked townhouse, and condominium dwelling units at 4853 Thomas Alton Boulevard consisting of direct and indirect benefits as outlined in this report.

Receive and file capital works department report CW-62-16.

Endorse Halton Area Planning Directors’ Submission: Review of the Ontario Municipal Board: Public Consultation Document, October 2016, as contained in appendix B to planning and building department report PB-97-16; and

Endorse the Additional Burlington Comments to the Province on OMB Reform, as contained in appendix A to planning and building department report PB-97-16; and

Direct the City Clerk to forward the resolution of Council, subject to endorsement of the recommendations contained in planning and building department report PB-97-16, as well as report PB-97-16 with appendices A to B to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs.