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Report dated April 22, 2015 from the General Manager of Infrastructure Services regarding Winter Control Operations Update for March 2015.
(FOR INFORMATION ONLY)
(Report provides financial results of the 2015 winter roads operations up to and including the month of March.)
(Report outlining the past 6 years of Purchases Services)
(Report showing the Actual to Budget comparisons for the last 5 years)
(Report showing the variances in the 2015 budget)
Report dated April 22, 2015 from the General Manager of Growth & Development regarding Downtown Sudbury Patio Pilot Program Update.
(ELECTRONIC PRESENTATION)
(RECOMMENDATION PREPARED)
(The purpose of this report is to discuss the Downtown Sudbury BIA's request to change the status of the full sidewalk patio pilot program to a permanent seasonal program.)
- Ed Landry, Senior Planner
- Maureen Luoma, Executive Director, Downtown Sudbury Business Improvement Area Association (BIA).
- Jeff MacIntyre, Chair, Downtown Sudbury BIA
- Dennis Gainer, Owner, Peddler's Pub
Report dated March 24, 2015 from the General Manager of Infrastructure Services regarding Traffic Control - Landry Street at Albert Street, Azilda.
(RECOMMENDATION PREPARED)
(Roads and Transportation Services received a request to review the existing traffic control at the intersection of Landry Street and Albert Street in Azilda. The report provides information and a recommendation for consideration.)
Information on hauled liquid waste tipping fees implementation process
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Speed limit analysis request
As presented by Councillor Montpellier:
WHEREAS speed limit sign postings on Joanette, Bradley, Vermillion lake and Simmons Roads in Chelmsford vary from 50 to 70 kilometres per hour;
AND WHEREAS residents in the area have expressed concerns about the inconsistency of speed limits and excessive speeding on Joanette, Bradley, Vermillion Lake and Simmons Roads;
AND WHEREAS a consistent lowered speed limit along these roadways may help to alleviate the speeding and safety concerns of the area residents;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Greater Sudbury directs staff to undertake a review and speed limit analysis along Joanette, Bradley, Vermillion Lake and Simmons Roads this spring, and report their findings to the Operations Committee at its July 6th, 2015 meeting.
(Following an opportunity for Questions & Announcements, Committee Members will discuss the nature of topics that should be included in the next meeting.)