TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE COMITÉ DES TRANSPORTS
AGENDA / ORDRE DU JOUR
Ottawa-Carleton Centre |
WEDNESDAY |
Centre Ottawa-Carleton |
Committee Members / Membres du Comité: D. Holmes (Chair/président), M. Bellemare, W. Byrne, R. Cantin, L. Davis, C. Doucet, H. Kreling, J. Legendre, M. McGoldrick-Larsen, M. Meilleur
Committee Co-ordinator / Coordonnatrice du comité: Rosemary Nelson, 560-1243
CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES
That the Transportation Committee confirm the Minutes of the meeting of 4 October 2000.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
INQUIRIES
TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS
1. INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNAL AND ROADWAY MODIFICATIONS AT CYRVILLE AND MEADOWBROOK
- Director, Mobility Services and Corporate Fleet Services report dated Sep 00
That the Transportation Committee recommend Council approve the preliminary design for the new intersection on Cyrville Road and Meadowbrook Road including proposed roadway modifications as shown in Annex C.
REGULAR ITEMS
2. TOWING OF VEHICLES INVOLVED IN COLLISIONS
- Director, Mobility Services and Corporate Fleet Services report dated 28 Sep 00
That the Transportation Committee recommend Council approve that Traffic and Parking By-law No. 1 of 1996 be amended, as described in this report, to prohibit a tow truck from parking within 200 m of an accident site except as directed by a constable.
3. FOREST RENEWAL PROGRAM FOR OTTAWA – CARLETON
- Director, Infrastructure Maintenance Division report dated 22 Sep 00
1. That all obtainable Plant for Tomorrow tree stock be reserved as replacement trees, available on a first-come first-served basis, for previous applicants to the Plant for Tomorrow program who were unsuccessful in establishing previously distributed trees;
2. That the $250,000 identified in the Region of Ottawa-Carleton’s Forest Renewal Capital Budget for the 2001 Plant for Tomorrow program be directed to initiate a new City of Ottawa Street Tree planting program that will expand the scope of the existing tree programs offered by the current municipalities;
3. That the new Street Tree Program be subject to the criteria in Annex A and that new tree planting locations be solicited through an annual campaign which would offer, on a first come first served basis, one street tree per residential municipal road allowance in partnership with the adjacent homeowner throughout the new City of Ottawa;
4. That except as noted in Annex A, trees under the new City of Ottawa Street Tree planting program shall be installed on municipal road allowances by City staff until such time as the new City Council confirms the appropriate service standards for street tree planting;
5. That information on tree maintenance and the benefits of how tree cover and greenspace fulfils the new City’s objectives in the areas of water quality, healthy communities and environmental protection be part of the new City of Ottawa Street Tree planting program;
6. That the new City of Ottawa continue the Community Partnership Tree Planting Projects and the Green Acres rural reforestation program subject to the availability of funding and a partnership commitment from local interest groups, communities and government agencies.