Planning and Development Committee

That the June 17, 2025 Planning and Development Committee Meeting Agenda be approved, as amended by the addendum, reordered and amended as described. Planning and Development Committee Meeting Minutes Tuesday, June 17, 2025 Page 2 of 12 A recorded vote was taken as follows:

That the following items be approved as part of the Consent Agenda: Staff Report 2024-0656: Notice of Intention to Designate – 14782 Heart Lake Road, Ward 1 That consideration of ‘Staff Report 2024-0656: Notice of Intention to Designate - 14782 Heart Lake Road, Ward 1’ from the December 2, 2024, Heritage Caledon Committee Meeting Minutes be

That Council direct staff to establish a capital project, Bolton Neighbourhood Park, with $600,000 in funding from Development Charges reserves for the construction of a park on the parcel of Town-owned land at the intersection of Kingsview Drive and Rotary Way; and That Council direct staff to work with Bolton Rotary to execute a funding agreement for its contribution towards the construction of the neighbourhood park at the intersection of Kingsview Drive and Rotary Way. A recorded vote was taken as follows:

That Council directs staff to facilitate the installation of a monument sign on the Town Hall campus, funded via a federal grant secured by a local resident, Kevin Junor commemorating the service of the No. 2 Construction Battalion, which included a Bolton resident, Thomas Bush; and That Council supports the creation of a commemorative coin that demonstrates Town support for the Battalion, again funded via a federal grant secured by a local resident, Kevin Junor; and That Council endorses nominal financial support up to $1,500 from the Tax-Funded Operating Contingency Reserve to support miscellaneous costs related to the permanent installation of the monument sign, if required. A recorded vote was taken as follows:

Whereas sufficient funding has been secured by Captain (Ret.’d) Junor for the purchase of a plaque to commemorate the legacy of the No 2 Construction Battalion on the memorial grounds of the Caledon Town Hall Campus; Whereas Council has approved $1,500 for miscellaneous costs that may be associated with the permanent installation of the plaque; Whereas given the Town’s commitment to recognize military service, including Council Report 2024-0528 Cenotaph Signage Commemorating Canadian Armed Forces Service, Past and Present which advocated for the installation of commemorative plaques at the four Cenotaphs in Caledon and was approved by Council in February 2024; Whereas the No 2 Construction Battalion plaque will be installed on the Caledon Town Hall Campus near the Cenotaph and the Canadian Armed Forces Service, Past and Present plaque; Therefore, be it resolved, that this Council approves funding for additional plaques, and the costs associated with their installation, to commemorate No 2 Construction Battalion and that the plaques be installed at all Caledon Cenotaphs in conjunction with the plaques commemorating Canadian Armed Forces Services, Past and Present; Further that the funds to purchase the plaques and their installation costs be funded from the Tax Funded Operating Contingency Reserve; Lastly, that ceremonies be held to unveil these plaques at all Caledon Cenotaphs to publicly establish the historic connection of No 2 Construction Battalion with Bolton and Caledon

That the Heritage Caledon Committee Meeting Minutes – dated June 2, 2025, be approved; and That Council endorses the Heritage Caledon Recommendation to direct staff to prepare and send a resolution letter to Premier Doug Ford, The Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, the Minister of Citizenship and Multiculturalism, and members of federal and provincial parliaments representing the Town of Caledon regarding amendment of subsection 29(1.2) of the Ontario Heritage Act. A recorded vote was taken as follows:

That the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes – dated June 2, 2025, be approved; and That the Council for the Town of Caledon endorses the Traffic Safety Advisory Committees recommendation to work with the Council of the Region of Peel to establish a community safety zone on Emil Kolb Parkway, north of Harvest Moon Drive, and Coleraine Drive, south of Harvest Moon Drive in Bolton; and That the Council for the Town of Caledon endorses the Traffic Safety Advisory Committees recommendation to direct Staff to work with the staff for the Region of Peel and the family to establish signage posted for the community safety zone in the surrounding area that includes an element in memory of and remembrance; and That the Council for the Town of Caledon request that the Province of Ontario provide authority for all municipalities with existing Community Safety Zones be given the ability to implement an Automated Speed Enforcement system, as required; and That the Council for the Town of Caledon endorses the recommendation from the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee to direct staff to prepare and send a resolution letter to all relevant municipalities and ministries, the Region of Peel, and members of federal and provincial parliaments representing the Town of Caledon regarding Request to the Province of Ontario to Authorize Municipal Implementation of Automated Speed Enforcement on All Provincial Highways; and That the Council for the Town of Caledon endorses the recommendatio

That Council endorse the following park names:  Dunsmore Park: 18 Sparrowbrook Street (Mayfield West I – Southfields)  Wray Park: 1 Tweedhill Avenue (Mayfield West I)  Albert Spencer Park: 33 Albert Spencer Avenue (Caledon East)  Walker Farm Park: 42 Raspberry Ridge Avenue (Caledon East)  Royalton Park: 35 Royalton Drive (Bolton)  Graham Park: 80 Morra Avenue (Bolton)  Taylor Baseball Park: 14525 Duffy's Lane (Bolton) A recorded vote was taken as follows:

That the naming of Mayfield West Leash Free Park: 12227 Kennedy Road South (MayfieldWest I – Southfields) be

That Council endorse the following park name:  Mayfield West Leash Free Park: 12227 Kennedy Road South (Mayfield West 1 - Southfields) A recorded vote was taken as follows:

That the Indoor Recreation Facility Development Plan for Mayfield West 2 as outlined in this report be approved to guide immediate facility planning needs. A recorded vote was taken as follows:

Whereas the Memorandum prepared by Commissioner D’Amico has identified significant concerns regarding Bill 17; and Whereas many of the provisions in Bill 17 will have negative impacts on the Town of Caledon’s financial stability, its ability to plan communities and its desire to create meaningful environmental standards; Now therefore be it resolved that a letter outlining the Town of Caledon’s concerns regarding Bill 17 be drafted by the Mayor and sent to Honourable Rob Flack, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Honourable Sylvia Jones, MPP Dufferin-Caledon, and Premier Doug Ford, local federal representatives, and the Prime Minister of Canada. A recorded vote was taken as follows: