Community Services Committee Meeting

That the Community Services Committee recommend to City Council: That a 4-way stop be installed at the intersection of Solar Gate and Bridle Road.

That the Community Services Committee recommend to City Council: Whereas the City frequently receives complaints from residents about windrows caused by the snow ploughs, especially on elbow streets, corner lots, courts and cul-de-sacs; and, Whereas improvements may be found with staff reviewing the City’s snow removal process to consider snow clearing efficiencies and ways to minimize the windrows caused by snow ploughs at the end of residential driveways; and, Whereas other GTA municipalities, such as Richmond Hill and Vaughan have windrow clearing programs not exclusive to seniors, but for windrows on all residential driveways on local roads city-wide; and, Therefore staff investigate a city-wide in-house Oshawa windrow clearing program for residential driveways on local roads, and prepare a report that includes: Results of a public survey that gauges Oshawa residents’ level of interest in a city-wide windrow clearing program on local streets; and, Gives consideration to a phased in approach for possible implementation starting with City courts, elbow streets and cul-de-sacs windrows. Motion A request was made to divide and vote on each part separately. The vote on Part 1 of the notice of motion concerning the City of Oshawa's snow removal process related to a public survey to gauge the level of interest.

That CS-22-08, being the notice of motion concerning the potential to initiate radar camera agreements be received for information.

That CS-22-08, being the notice of motion concerning the potential to initiate radar camera agreements, be

Giberson challenged the ruling of the Chair.

That the Community Services Committee recommend to City Council: That CS-22-09 being the Eighth Report of the Oshawa Accessibility Advisory Committee be

That CS-22-11, being the first report of the Oshawa Environmental Advisory Committee be

That the Community Services Committee recommend to City Council: That Report CS-22-16, dated February 9, 2022, concerning the Community Centennial public feedback update be received for information.

That the Community Services Committee recommend to City Council: Whereas heavy trucks have been using Greenhill Avenue as a by-pass due to ongoing road closures on Conlin Road; Therefore be it resolved that No Heavy trucks signs be installed on Greenhill Avenue between Wilson Road North and Harmony Road North.

That the motion be amended to include the words "from Quail Run Drive to Castlepoint Road" before the words "be designated as a Community Safety Zone".

That Durham Region Police Service be requested to provide comments based on CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design); and, That residents impacted by the lighting proposal be asked for their comments and or concerns.

That the meeting adjourn at 12:30 p.m.