Item - 2019.NY9.20

North York Community Council:

1. Deleted Part 1 of the North York Community Council Decision on Item NY4.22 and adopted the following instead:

"1. Authorize parking for a maximum period of 12 hours from 8:00 p.m. of one day to 8:00 a.m. of the next following day from Monday, April 22, 2019 to and including Tuesday, December 31, 2019 on the following streets or portions of streets:

 
a. Caroline Carpenter Grove, west side, between Locust Lodge Gardens and John Perkins Bull Drive;

b. Downsview Park Boulevard, south side, between Stanley Greene Boulevard and the easterly limit of Downsview Park Boulevard;

c. Frederick Tisdale Drive, west side, between Downsview Park Boulevard and John Perkins Bull Drive;

d. John Perkins Bull Drive, south side, between Stanley Greene Boulevard and Frederick Tisdale Drive;

e. Locust Lodge Gardens, north side, between Stanley Greene Boulevard and Frederick Tisdale Drive;

f. Sarah Jackson Crescent, north side, between William Duncan Road and Thomas Mulholland Drive;

g. Stanley Greene Boulevard, east side, between Downsview Park Boulevard and the southerly limit of Stanley Greene Boulevard;

h. Thomas Mulholland Drive, south side, between Stanley Greene Boulevard and William Duncan Road; and

i. William Duncan Road, east side, between Downsview Park Boulevard and the southerly limit of William Duncan Road."

North York Community Council re-opened Item N4.22, adopted by North York Community Council on July 23, 2018, for further consideration.

The purpose of this motion is to request a reopening of item NY4.22 to extend the previous maximum 12-hour on-street parking measure, approved for the Stanley Greene Neighbourhood by the North York Community Council on July 23rd 2018 and later extended on March 19th, 2019.

http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2019.NY4.22

This temporary maximum 12 – hour parking measure is set to expire on October 25th, 2019. The purpose of this arrangement was to provide residents with temporary overnight parking accommodation while proper consultation and polling around the Stanley Greene Community took place. The consultation and polling efforts aim to eventually include the neighbourhood in the City of Toronto’s overnight permit parking program.

Because of outdated Municipal Property Assessment Corporation records, and technical difficulties at the E-Polling division, the collection and revision of polling results will not be completed before the current temporary measure expires.

In an attempt to provide an effortless transition between the current overnight 12 hour on-street parking measure and the implementation of a possible Permanent Permit Parking program, I have decided to extend the current parking measure to allow enough time for polling results to be collected and reviewed before any parking changes occur within the Stanley Greene Community.

This has been discussed with Transportation Services and they are supportive of the extension.