Dale Hodges

That SPC on Transportation and Transit Recommendation 4 contained in Report TT2013-0650 be adopted, as follows: That Council: 4. Direct Administration to bring forward to the Taxi Limousine Advisory Committee (TLAC), the suggestion on administering a surcharge during peak hour requirements, and report back to Council through the SPC on Transportation and Transit, on recommendations for or against introducing this surcharge as an incentive to ensure that more cars are available during those peak periods.

That SPC on Transportation and Transit Recommendation 3 contained in Report TT2013-0420 be adopted, as follows: That Council: 3. Direct Administration to initiate a trial by using “smart signs” in a pilot community to increase awareness and compliance with snow route parking bans as part of continuous improvements to the 2014 SNIC program. Funding of up to $25,000 for the trial will be provided from reserve for SNIC and trial results will be reported back to Committee as part of the 2013-2014 program update.

That Alderman Colley-Urquhart’s Motion NM2013-28 be adopted, after amendment by deleting Paragraph b), and as amended, as follows: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council direct Administration to provide a confidential detailed report on accumulated overtime submitted to the Province of Alberta for Management Levels 1 – 5.

That with respect to Alderman MacLeod’s Motion, NM2013-27, the following be adopted: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Council direct Administration to investigate and report back to SPC on Transportation and Transit no later than February 2014, on options to reduce noise along Beddington Trail, including but not limited to: 2. Advancing the date of the warranted noise barrier for Beddington Trail no later than early 2015,

That with respect to Alderman MacLeod’s Motion, NM2013-27, the following be adopted: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Council direct Administration to investigate and report back to SPC on Transportation and Transit no later than February 2014, on options to reduce noise along Beddington Trail, including but not limited to: 1. Increasing the height of the noise barrier to be built,

That Alderman Demong’s proposed amendment to add a new Recommendation 4 be amended by adding the words “future cash-flow requirements, sources and sequencing”, following the words “Direct Administration to report on reimbursement,”.

That, with respect to the SPC on Planning and Urban Development Recommendation contained in Report PUD2013-0635, Attachment 4 be amended by adding the word “Proposed” following the word “Recommendation”, wherever it occurs throughout the document.

That Bylaw 74D2013 Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend the Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 (Land Use Amendment LOC2013-0004), be read a third time, as amended in Schedule B, as follows: A. In section 1 add a subsection (b) as follows: “(b) Limit the gross floor area and potable water servicing capacity of the Water Treatment Plant.” B. Add a new section 12 as follows: “Water Treatment Plant Gross Floor Area 12 The maximum gross floor area of a Water Treatment Plant is 575 square metres.” C. Add a new section 13 as follows: “Water Treatment Plant Servicing Capacity 13 Water Treatment Plant has a maximum servicing capacity of 591,407 cubic metres of potable water per year.”

That Bylaw 74D2013 be read a second time, as amended.

That Alderman Stevenson’s proposed amendment to Bylaw 74D2013 be amended in bullet C, Section 13, ‘Water Treatment Plant Servicing Capacity’, by deleting the figure “705,231”, prior to the words “cubic metres of potable water per year”, and by substituting with the figure “591,407”.

That the Administration Recommendations contained in Report C2013-0651 be adopted, as follows: That Council: 1. Amend Bylaw 74D2013 (Attachment 4) as per the proposed amendments contained in Attachment 2 of this report; and 2. Give second and third reading to Bylaw 74D2013 as amended.

That the Administration Recommendations contained in Report C2013-0651 be filed and Bylaw 74D2013 abandoned.

And further to Council’s discussion regarding large lots where a basement suite and an above-garage suite could fit, Council direct Administration to proceed with the development of a land use district to address this opportunity, returning to Council through the SPC on Planning and Urban Development no later than 2014 September.

Council direct Administration to further explore the development of temporary neighbourhoods in Calgary, including discussion of locations, zoning, and how the housing could be delivered, and report back to Council through the Priorities and Finance Committee, no later than 2013 December.

1.e. That Council direct Administration to amend the fee bylaw to remove the land use amendment and development permit fees associated with secondary suites.

1.c. That Council direct Administration to redesignate properties with existing suites impacted by the flood to a land use district that lists secondary suites as a use.

1.a. That Council direct Administration to create a team dedicated to deal with reconstruction of secondary suites impacted by the flood.

That Alderman Farrell’s proposed Motion, as amended, be further amended by adding alternative 1. a. contained in Report C2013-0644, as follows: “1.a. Create a team dedicated to deal with reconstruction of secondary suites impacted by the flood.”

That Alderman Pootmans’ proposed amendment to Alderman Farrell’s proposed Motion be amended by adding the word “legal”, following the words “to deal with reconstruction of”.

That Alderman Farrell’s proposed Motion with respect to Report C2013-0644 be amended by adding a Recommendation 4, as follows: “4. And further to proceeding with Alternative 2. a., Council requests the Mayor formally engage the Joint Use Coordinating Committee (JUCC) to consider opportunities to pilot modular cottages on school lands.”

That Alderman Farrell’s proposed Motion with respect to Report C2013-0644 be amended in Recommendation 1. e. by adding the words “in flood-impacted areas” to the end of the sentence.

That Bylaw 82D2013 be read a second time.

That Bylaw 82D2013 Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend the Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 (Land Use Amendment LOC2013-0002), be introduced and read a first time.

That the Calgary Planning Commission Recommendations contained in Report CPC2013-094 be adopted, as follows: That Council: 1. ADOPT the proposed redesignation of 0.05 hectares ± (0.12 acres ±) located at 4904 Marian Road NE (Plan 5897JK, Block 10, Lot 1) from Residential – Contextual One Dwelling (R C1) District to Residential – Contextual One Dwelling (R-C1s) District, in accordance with the Corporate Planning Applications Group recommendation; and 2. Give three readings to the proposed Bylaw 82D2013.

That Section 92 (1) of the Procedure Bylaw 44M2006, as amended, be suspended in order for Council to complete the Agenda.

That with respect to Alderman Demong’s Revised Motion, NM2013-25, the following be adopted, after amendment: WHEREAS The City of Calgary does not currently offer seniors a single fare for transit service; AND WHEREAS the current annual transit pass for seniors has had a market increase in two years from $35 to $95; AND WHEREAS this cost is prohibitive for those seniors who want or need to use transit service a limited number of times annually, thereby not benefitting from the purchase of a full annual pass; AND WHEREAS Calgary has a large number of senior visitors to our city annually who would not benefit from the purchase of an annual transit pass; AND WHEREAS most major cities in Canada off a seniors’ single fare transit pass; AND WHEREAS there is an existing single fare pass for youth/students; AND WHEREAS a number of the major cities offer a combine youth/seniors’ pass; NOW THERE BE IT RESOLVED that Administration investigate creating a single fare for seniors potentially adapting the existing youth single fare pass and return to Council as part of budget deliberations in 2013 November.”

That with respect to Report CPC2013-098, Council request Administration that conditions be placed on the development permit which ensure, to the extent possible, that The City of Calgary is protected from capital and operating costs resulting from this development.”

That with respect to Bylaw 33P2013, as raised by Chris Davis, Acting for Calgary Sun Life Plaza Centre, at the 2013 September 10 public hearing, but pertaining generally to the potential for 33P2013 to render elements of the +15 system non-conforming for certain buildings or approved Development Permit’s, Council directs Administration to meet with the stakeholder to determine whether this situation has occurred with regard to Sun Life Plaza and if necessary, to return to Council with amendments to the Bylaw pertaining to this instance or general occurrences of this instance, as required.

That Bylaw 33P2013, be amended in Schedule A, Page 78 of 83, Section 8.22.5, Requirements, by deleting Sub-section (d) as follows: “(d) where the building meets the exceptional design criteria of item 8.2.1.”

That Bylaw 67D2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend the Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 (Land Use Amendment LOC2012-0052), be read a third time, as amended, as follows: • In Schedule B, Page 12 of 12, under Section C7, Media Facade, Sub-sections (c) and (d), as follows: “(c) third party advertising for a maximum of 50 per cent of the time the Media Facade is active per day; (d) community, artistic and cultural content for a minimum of 50 per cent of the time the Media Facade is active per day; and” • By adding “Schedule C”, as contained in the Attachment to Report, Supplementary Report on Bylaw 67D2013 (CPC2013-076), C2013-0674. • In Schedule B, Page 6 of 12, under Section 10, Phased Development Tied to Plans, by adding a Sub-section (f) as follows: “(f) Notwithstanding Sub-sections (a) to (e) above, access to the proposed development must conform to all City standards, specifications and engineering principles to ensure a safe interface between pedestrians, cyclists and other public users of the adjacent lane and roads, failing which the development permit may be refused.”

That Bylaw 67D2013 be read a second time, as amended.

That Bylaw 67D2013, be amended in Schedule B, Page 12 of 12, under Section C7, Media Facade, Sub-section (c), by deleting the number “70” following the words “third party advertising for a maximum of” and by substituting the number “50” and in Sub-section (d), by deleting the number “30” following the words “community, artistic and cultural content for a minimum of” and by substituting the number “50”.

That Bylaw 67D2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend the Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 (Land Use Amendment LOC2012-0052), be introduced and read a first time.

That the Calgary Planning Commission Recommendations contained in Report CPC2013-076 be adopted, after amendment, as follows: That Council: 1. ADOPT the proposed redesignation of 0.18 hectares ± (0.44 acres ±) located at 129, 127, 125, 123 and 121 – 7 Avenue SW (Plan A, Block 50, Lots 6 to 11) from CM-2 Downtown Business District to DC Direct Control District to accommodate an automated parking structure, commercial uses, bicycle station, digital media facade and heritage preservation/restoration; and 2. Give three readings to the proposed Bylaw 67D2013; and 3. File Recommendation 3.

That Bylaw 65D2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend the Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 (Land Use Amendment LOC2011-0027), be read a third time.

That Bylaw 65D2013 be read a second time.

That Bylaw 65D2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend the Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 (Land Use Amendment LOC2011-0027), be introduced and read a first time.

That the Calgary Planning Commission Recommendations contained in Report CPC2013-074 be adopted, as follows: That Council: 1. ADOPT the proposed redesignation of 1.62 hectares ± (4.01 acres ±) located at 1010 – 77 Street SW (Plan 9910661, Block 24, Lot 1) from DC Direct Control District to Residential – One Dwelling (R-1s) District, Residential – Low Density Multiple Dwelling (R-2M) District, and Special Purpose – School, Park and Community Reserve (S-SPR) District, in accordance with the Corporate Planning Applications Group recommendation; and 2. Give three readings to the proposed Bylaw 65D2013.

That the SPC on Transportation and Transit Recommendations 1, 2, 3 and 5 contained in Report TT2013-0452, be adopted, as follows: That Council: 1. Approve the installation of building services for the possible future return of the Eamon’s building to site; 2. Authorize Administration to continue to store the Eamon’s building until NW LRT extension construction is completed (planned fall 2014). If not leased by this time, then Administration will return to Council for further direction on disposition. 3. Approve use of up to $410,000 from the Reserve for Future Capital as funding source for building move to/from site, storage, design and servicing; 5. Approve the Attachment to Report TT2013-0452 and direct that the Attachment and in camera discussions remain confidential pursuant to Section 24 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act until a new lease agreement has been finalized with a tenant.

That Mayor Nenshi’s Motion, Green Sheet, Re: Flood Relief and Recovery Fund, as amended, be further amended in the paragraph starting with the words “NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED”, as follows: • In Recommendation 7 by deleting the words “such options to include, but not be limited to, the five options taken to public consultation in 2013” after the words “use of these funds.

That Mayor Nenshi’s Motion, Green Sheet, Re: Flood Relief and Recovery Fund, as amended, be further amended in the paragraph starting with the words “NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED”, as follows: • In Recommendation 4, by inserting the word “betterment” following the words “$52 million, if any, on”.

That Mayor Nenshi’s Motion, Green Sheet, Re: Flood Relief and Recovery Fund, as amended, be further amended in the paragraph starting with the words “NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED”, as follows: • In Recommendation 2, by deleting the words “relief and recovery” following the words “through provincial tax room, to flood” and by substituting with the words “capital reconstruction”; and • In Recommendation 3, by deleting the words “relief and recovery” following the words “financing purposes for flood” and by substituting with the words “capital reconstruction”.

That Mayor Nenshi’s Motion, Green Sheet, Re: Flood Relief and Recovery Fund, as amended, be further amended in the paragraph starting with the words “NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED”, by adding a new Recommendation 6, as follows: “6. Direct Administration to bring a report to the Budget Adjustments in 2013 November with proposals, if needed, for the $52 million in the 2014 tax room to be used for flood recovery, mitigation, and prevention.” And further, that the remainder of the Recommendations be renumbered accordingly.

That Mayor Nenshi’s Motion, Green Sheet, Re: Flood Relief and Recovery Fund, be amended in the paragraph starting with the words “NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED”, Recommendation 2, as follows: • By deleting the words “each of” following the amount “$52 million in” and by deleting the word and year “and 2014” following the year “2013”.

That Alderman Carra’s Motion, Green Sheet, Amendment to Bridgeland ARP, be adopted, as follows: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That Administration prepare a report for consideration by the 2013 September Council Public Hearing including, but not limited to an amendment to the Bridgeland-Riverside ARP to exclude properties located at 420 4 Street NE and 609 and 617 4 Avenue NE from the higher parking standard identified in the Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP).

That the Administration Recommendation contained in Report C2013-0614 be amended by adding a new Recommendation 2 as follows: 2. The City of Calgary property taxes, starting in 2014, be reduced by an equivalent amount from any annual revenue realized from tax room not occupied by the Province.”

That Alderman Farrell’s Motion, Green Sheet, Housing Needs as a Result of the Flood, Recommendation 4, be adopted, as follows: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Administration be directed to explore immediate, mid term and long term solutions to create housing opportunities, both rental and ownership, including regulatory, policy and enforcement options with the authority of The City as well as options for provincial changes, and that these options include, but not be limited to: 4. Creating opportunities for housing along major corridors, possibly through the application of overlays to establish building envelope controls for townhouse, row house and multi unit buildings.

That Alderman Farrell’s Motion, Green Sheet, Housing Needs as a Result of the Flood, Recommendation 3, be adopted, as follows: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Administration be directed to explore immediate, mid term and long term solutions to create housing opportunities, both rental and ownership, including regulatory, policy and enforcement options with the authority of The City as well as options for provincial changes, and that these options include, but not be limited to: 3. Create the regulatory framework to pilot alley housing in interested communities through building envelope controls and zoning overlay.

That Bylaw 51D2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend The Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 (Land Use Amendment LOC2011-0015), be read a third time.

That Bylaw 31P2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend The East Paskapoo Slopes Area Structure Plan Bylaw 23P2000, be read a third time.

That with respect to Alderman Mar’s Motion, NM2013-23, the following be adopted: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Council exempt from the Guidelines development of the parking structure under Haultain Park required for the development of Union Square Phase 2.

That with respect to Alderman Carra’s Motion, NM2013-22, the following be adopted, after amendment: THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council directs Administration, in consultation with stakeholders, to investigate amendments to Bylaw 1P2007 to either amend an existing or establish a new restaurant definition large enough to be viable for operators and unconstrained by regulations incompatible with the achievement of MDP targets for the development and redevelopment of neighbourhood-scaled complete communities. AND FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council directs Administration report on this investigation to the SPC on Planning and Urban Development no later than December 2013.

That the SPC on Planning and Urban Development Recommendation 1 contained in Report PUD2013-0176 be adopted, as follows: That Council direct Administration to: 1. Undertake a review of existing policies and develop guidelines, including stakeholder engagement, with regards to the Land Use Bylaw to be used by Administration in the review of land use and development permit applications to improve predictability for applicants of secondary suites.

That Bylaw 32M2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend Bylaw 57M92, The Smoking Bylaw, be read a third time.

That Bylaw 32M2013 be read a second time.

That Bylaw 32M2013 be amended in Section 3, Sub-section (1.1)(d) and (e) as follows, “(d) skate park; or in the case of (e) sports field, when children are present;

That Bylaw 32M2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Amend Bylaw 57M92, The Smoking Bylaw, be introduced and read a first time.

That the SPC on Community and Protective Services Recommendation contained in Report CPS2013-0501 be adopted, as follows: That Council give three Readings to the proposed Bylaw 32M2013, to amend Smoking Bylaw 57M92.

That Bylaw 40P2013, Being a Bylaw of The City of Calgary to Adopt the Stadium Shopping Centre Area Redevelopment Plan, be read a third time, as amended, as follows: • On Page 14, Section 5.3.2 Open Space Network, Sub-section 4 as follows: “4. The public realm and adjacent development shall be designed in consideration of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles.” • On Page 19, Section 5.4.4 Building Design and Architecture, by adding a Sub￾section 6, as follows: “6. With regards to building heights and massing consideration should be given to providing a variety of building form types. An appropriate proportional relationship to floor plate size and building heights should be considered.” • On Page 20, Section 5.5.1 Streets, Sub-section 3, by adding Sub-section ‘D’, as follows: “D. Provide convenient short-term on-street parking for the use of visitors to retail and consumer service and eating and drinking uses where possible and practical.” • On Page 24, Section 5.5.5 Parking by adding a Sub-section 7, as follows: “7. All internal roadways should be designed to include provision of on-street parking adjacent to buildings with grade oriented commercial uses.” • Under Infrastructure Requirements by adding the following: Establish a clear link in the schedule of any future development activity at Stadium Shopping Centre to the 14 road and public transit infrastructure upgrades identified by the Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP) and Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) as needing to be “in place” to accommodate the traffic impacts of the proposed development, the schedule to be established by City Administration at the time of the first Development Permit approval.”

That Bylaw 40P2013 be read a second time, as amended.