Infrastructure, Transportation and Safety Committee

Committee Decision: THAT the following correspondence be received:  email from Shawna MacNeil dated October 4, 2022 regarding the draft short-term accommodation licensing by-law; and A vibrant city, leading the way in community-driven excellence. Infrastructure, Transportation and Safety Committee Minutes 3 October 11, 2022  email from Laura Pogson dated October 9, 2022 regarding the request to defer consideration of the draft short-term accommodation licensing by-law.

Committee Decision: THAT the following delegations regarding the draft short-term accommodation licensing by-law be heard:  George Mackie  Nigel Howard on behalf of the Stratford Chef School  Amanda Hatton

Committee Recommendation: THAT Council receive the report Short-Term Accommodation Licensing By-law (ITS22-026) dated October 11, 2022; A vibrant city, leading the way in community-driven excellence. Infrastructure, Transportation and Safety Committee Minutes 8 October 11, 2022 THAT Council approve the draft Accommodation Licensing By-law effective January 1, 2023 substantially in the form attached to this Report; THAT Council approve the revised Bed and Breakfast Establishment By-law effective January 1, 2023, substantially in the form attached to this Report; THAT the request for an additional full time equivalent position be

Committee Recommendation: THAT the Marketing Agreement between The Corporation of the City of Stratford and Service Line Warranties of Canada Inc. for the AMO-LAS Water and Sewer Warranty Program, be entered into; THAT Option 1 be authorized for the allocation of the 5% royalty in the pricing structure to be redirected to participating residents; AND THAT the Mayor and Clerk, or their respective delegates, be authorized on behalf of The Corporation of the City of Stratford to sign the Marketing Agreement.

Committee Recommendation: THAT the request by Dig-IT Incorporated to be granted an exemption to drive All-Terrain Vehicles on city road allowances and Municipal Property be denied.

Committee Recommendation: THAT the proposed artwork promoting active transportation in School Zones as outlined in Report ITS22-024 be approved; THAT the proposed artwork be installed and maintained by Staff in the Public Works Division in the following locations:  Huntingdon Avenue from Huron Street to Avon Street;  Cawston Street from Forman Avenue to Huntingdon avenue;  Bruce Street from Downie Street to Anne Hathaway Public School;  Morgan Street from Edison Crescent to Simcoe Street;  Downie Street from Player Street to Bruce Street;  Birmingham Street from McFarlane street to Easson Street; A vibrant city, leading the way in community-driven excellence. Infrastructure, Transportation and Safety Committee Minutes 13 October 11, 2022  Easson Street from McCulloch Street to Birmingham Street;  Cambria Street from St. Vincent Street to Shrewsbury Street;  Nile Street from Brunswick Street to Grange Street;  Waterloo Street from Front Street to Nile Street;  Rebecca Street from Front Street to Nile Street;  Grange Street from Front Street to Nile Street;  Mowat Street from Crooks Street to Shakespeare Public School;  Dufferin Street from Louise Street to West Gore Street;  Cambria Street from Nelson Street to McKenzie Street; THAT the total costs for the installation and maintenance in 2022 be funded through the Active Transportation Advisory Committee 2022 Budget (G-820-7260); THAT Staff be authorized to add artwork locations at their discretion in areas in c

Committee Decision: THAT the Infrastructure, Transportation and Safety Committee meeting adjourn.