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Working together for shared solutions

Niagara and Hamilton are participating in a joint study of waste disposal in order tofind better ways to manage the waste remaining after 65% diversion.

Public WorkshopYou are invited to attend the last in a series of three public workshops to help develop theWastePlan study process. Input from the sessions will be used to develop a Terms ofReference (ToR) for the Environmental Assessment (EA) Study. The workshop will featurea presentation and opportunities for facilitated discussion using workbooks.

Registration for this workshop is required. Deadline is 24 hours prior to the event. Call the contact number for your community below. The workbook will be availableonline at www.wasteplan.ca prior to the event. Locations:

HamiltonBallroom East, 2nd floor Sheraton Hamilton Hotel

116 King St. W. (Jackson Square), Hamilton(free parking with registration)

NiagaraBrock Ballroom, Four Points Sheraton3350 Schmon Parkway (across fromRegional Headquarters), Thorold

(free parking)

Public Workshop #3Final EA Terms of Reference Workshop

Dates: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 (Hamilton) Wednesday, March 24, 2004 (Niagara)

Time: 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Workshop 3: Issues for consideration• What are the best ways to inform the public about the study?• What are the best ways to collect feedback from the public on the study? • Who should be participating in the study?• How can participation in the study be increased?

Next Event:An Open House on Draft Environmental Assessment Terms of Reference (EA ToR)

Tuesday April 20 2004 (Hamilton), Wednesday April 21, 2004 (Niagara)

The results of all three workshops will be presented to the public at these OpenHouses and a draft Environmental Assessment Terms of Reference (EA ToR) will be

available for review and comment. No registration required for Open House.Check our web site for more details: www.wasteplan.ca

For more information and to register for workshop #3, please call:In Niagara: 905.687.9595, toll free 1.800.594.5542 • In Hamilton: 905.546.CITY(2489)

GARBAGEHow will YOU contribute to the solution?

Food Premises Orders and ConvictionsFood Premises Orders and Convictions Under the Health Protection andPromotion Act (HPPA)

The City of Hamilton Public Health and Community Services Department regularlyinspects all food premises within city limits, including restaurants. Information onrecent Convictions and Orders will be published one time per new Conviction or Order.

Current Convictions and Orders under the Health Protection and Promotion Act (HPPA)

Location: Firestone Sports Bar, 67 Kenilworth Ave. N.Date Conviction Registered: January 29, 2004Detail/Action: Mechanical equipment not designed to maintain

wash water between 60ºC and 71ºC.Fine: $120.00

For more information on the Food Safety Inspection Program visit our website @www.hamilton.ca/phcs/Food-Safety

Serviceat your(905) 546-CITY (2489)

519 area residents call (519) 647-2577Campbellville residents call (905) 634-2971

• Pour des informations en français, s’il vous plaît compose le 905.546.2489 • Per informazioni in Italiano per

favore chiama 905.546.2489 • Para Informaçôes em português, por favor ligue 905.546.2489 • Po Informacje z jezyku polskim, prosze dzwonic 905.546.2489

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T E N D E R S Visit the Purchasing Website At...http://www.hamilton.ca/corporate-services/purchasing T E N D E R S Visit the Purchasing Website At...

http://www.hamilton.ca/corporate-services/purchasing N O T I C E SContract No. C11-60-04

TENDERS WANTEDFOR ANNUAL SUPPLY & DELIVERY OF

SODIUM CHLORIDE FOR2004/2005, 2005/2006, 2006/2007

WINTER SEASONSSealed Tenders addressed to the Manager of Purchasing,Standard Life Building, 120 King Street West, 9th Floor,Suite 900, Hamilton, ON, L8P 4V2 will be received at onlythe Purchasing Division up to and including FOUR o'clockp.m. Local Time Wednesday, March 31, 2004 for theabove.

Documents must be obtained in the Purchasing Division,9th Floor, 120 King Street West, Hamilton, ON between8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. upon payment of a $27 non-refundable, tax included, fee: cash, money order, bankdraft, or company cheque made payable to the City ofHamilton. Personal cheques must be certified.

If unable to attend in person to obtain documents, youmay arrange to forward the fee together with yourcompleted return courier waybill, including your accountnumber with the courier, and envelope; and have thecourier pick up on your behalf. The Purchasing Divisionmust be contacted at telephone number (905) 546-2773and informed of this so that staff may prepare thepackage for pickup by courier. Documents will not be sentout by collect shipment by courier, and the City will notbe responsible for any lost deposit.

Manager of PurchasingCity of Hamilton

Contract No. C10-01-04TENDERS WANTED

SECURITY GUARD SERVICES REQUIREDAT THE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES CENTRES

Sealed Tenders addressed to the Manager of Purchasing,Standard Life Building, 120 King Street West, 9th Floor,Suite 900, Hamilton, Ontario, L8P 4V2 will be received atonly the Purchasing Division up to and including FOURo'clock p.m. Local Time, Monday, March 29, 2004 for theabove.

SCOPE OF WORK

The Public Health and Community Services Department ofthe City of Hamilton requires security guard services atthe following Employment Services Centres:

• 31 King Street East

• 280 Queenston Road

• 1550 Upper James Street

Documents must be obtained in the Purchasing Division,9th Floor, 120 King Street West, Hamilton, Ontariobetween 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. upon payment of a $27non-refundable, tax included, fee: cash, money order,bank draft or company cheque made payable to the Cityof Hamilton. Personal cheques must be certified.

If unable to attend in person to obtain documents, youmay arrange to forward the fee, together with yourcompleted return courier waybill, including your accountnumber with the courier, and envelope; and have thecourier pick up on your behalf. The Purchasing Divisionmust be contacted at telephone number (905) 546-2773and informed of this so that staff may prepare thepackage for pickup by courier. Documents will not besent out by collect shipment by courier, and the City willnot be responsible for any lost deposit.



GENERAL CONTRACTORS REQUIRED FORBILLY SHERRING SPORTSFIELD - PHASE II

Sealed Tenders addressed to the Manager of Purchasing,Standard Life Building, 120 King Street West, 9th Floor,Suite 900, Hamilton, ON, L8P 4V2 will be received at onlythe Purchasing Division up to and including FOUR o'clockp.m., Local Time, Tuesday, March 30, 2004 for the above.

Scope of Work in Phase II includes but is not limited to theConstruction of a Lit Soccer Pitch and includes Irrigation,Chainlink Fencing, Pathways, and Parking Lot.

MANDATORY SITE MEETING:There is a mandatory site visit, scheduled for 1:00 p.m.,Tuesday, March 23, 2004. Failure of a bidder to attend thissite visit will result in the rejection of any tendersubmission by that bidder.

Location: All bidders shall meet at Billy Sherring Park,located at Acadia Drive and Upper Sherman,adjacent to St. Jean de Brebeuf SecondarySchool.

Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2004

Time: 1:00 p.m., Local time

Request for Tender Contract Documents (includingspecifications) may be obtained from the above addressbetween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. upon payment of a $100deposit per set refundable for drawings (provide aseparate cheque for the refund which can be returned)and a non-refundable charge of $27 (tax included) fortender documents. Payment may be made in cash, moneyorder, bank draft or company cheque made payable tothe City of Hamilton. Personal cheques must be certified.

General contractors wishing to obtain more than one setof tender documents may purchase the same in the samemanner. Deposits will only be returned where acomplete, unmarked set of documents (drawings andspecifications) is returned to the Purchasing Division on orbefore April 26, 2004. Failure to return drawings to thePurchasing Division on or before Monday, April 26, 2004will forfeit your deposit. The Successful Bidder and anyensuing subcontractors of that Bidder shall be refundedtheir deposit.


A Contractor who is unable to attend at the offices of thePurchasing Division to pick up the contract documentsmay forward the fee (in two separate cheques) togetherwith a completed return courier waybill and envelope,including the Contractor’s account number with thecourier, for the courier’s pick-up on the Contractor’sbehalf. The Purchasing Division must be contacted attelephone number (905) 546-2773 and informed of this sothat staff may prepare the package for pickup by courier.Documents will not be sent out by collect shipment bycourier and the City will not be responsible for any lostdeposits.

A complete set of Contract Documents will be availablefor viewing at the Purchasing Division at the locationstated above.



ANNUAL SUPPLY & DELIVERY OF TREATEDSCREENED SAND 2004/2005, 2005/2006,

2006/2007 WINTER SEASONSSealed Tenders addressed to the Manager of Purchasing,Standard Life Building, 120 King Street West, 9th Floor,Suite 900, Hamilton, ON, L8P 4V2 will be received at onlythe Purchasing Division up to and including FOUR o'clockp.m. Local Time Wednesday, April 7, 2004 for the above.


If unable to attend in person to obtain documents, youmay arrange to forward the fee together with yourcompleted return courier waybill, including your accountnumber with the courier, and envelope; and have thecourier pick up on your behalf. The Purchasing Divisionmust be contacted at telephone number (905) 546-2773and informed of this so that staff may prepare thepackage for pickup by courier. Documents will not be sentout by collect shipment by courier, and the City will not beresponsible for any lost deposit.


Waste Reduction Task Force Public Meeting

The City of Hamilton is working with the Waste Reduction Task Force (WRTF)to implement the new Solid Waste Management Master Plan. The 19recommendations set out the framework for the City’s waste managementsystem over the next 25 years.

The WRTF will be holding its next meeting on:

Wednesday, March 17, 2004Hamilton City Hall, Room 110

7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Members of the public are invited to attend and learn more about how wewill reach 65% Waste Diversion by 2008. Next meeting will be heldWednesday April 21, 2004.

Waste Management Division905 546-CITY (2489)

www.hamilton.ca/wastee-mail: [email protected]

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OFFICIAL PLANAMENDMENT AND OF COMPLETION OFCLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

BY THE CITY OF HAMILTONIN THE MATTER OF:.

1. Official Plan Amendment No. 98 to the Town of Ancaster Official Plan;

The Council of the City of Hamilton has adopted and approved the abovenoted Official Plan Amendment by passing By-Law No. 04-035 on the 25th dayof February, 2004. The City of Hamilton hereby gives notice of adoptionpursuant to the Planning Act (1996).

The purpose of this Amendment is to introduce a Secondary Plan in order toestablish a policy framework to guide the development and/or redevelopmentof the land within the Meadowlands Neighbourhood IV.

The effect of this Amendment is to establish land uses, the basic transportationnetwork, community facilities, infrastructure requirements, and developmentstandards and to provide protection for the existing natural features andenvironmental resources on the subject lands.

2. Background Report: Meadowlands Neighborhoods 3, 4 and 5, ClassEnvironmental Assessment Master Plan

The City of Hamilton has chosen to integrate the planning process for theSecondary Plan for Meadowlands IV Official Plan Amendment No. 98 underthe Planning Act, with the Class Environmental Assessment process, inaccordance with Schedule A.2.9 of the Municipal Engineers Association ClassEnvironmental Assessment (June 2000). A master servicing plan has beenprepared for the Meadowlands III, IV and V Neighbourhoods, in conjunctionwith the Secondary Plan. The master servicing plan includes infrastructurerequirements necessary to service the planning area, including theestablishment of a road network and stormwater management plan. Thereare several projects contained within the Master Plan which require approvalunder the Municipal Class E.A. The Master Plan will fulfill Schedule Brequirements of the Municipal Engineers Association Class EnvironmentalAssessment (June 2000) for all projects. Accordingly, if no appeals are received,the transportation and stormwater management projects within the subjectlands, will be approved Schedule “A” projects under the Municipal Class EAand no further EA approvals would be required.

THE DECISION BY COUNCIL ON THE PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENTAND ENVIRONMENTAL MASTER PLAN IS NOT FINAL UNTIL THE 20 DAY APPEALPERIOD HAS EXPIRED. IF NO APPEAL IS FILED ON OR BEFORE THE DATE NOTEDBELOW, THE DECISION OF THE CITY IS FINAL.

THE LAST DAY OF APPEAL FOR THE ABOVE NOTED AMENDMENT ANDENVIRONMENTAL MASTER PLAN IS March 25, 2004.

Any person or agency who objects to Official Plan Amendment No. 98 and/orEnvironmental Master Plan may appeal the decision of Council to the OntarioMunicipal Board by filing with the Clerk of the City of Hamilton a cheque ormoney order in the amount of $125.00 for each appeal, payable to theMinister of Finance, Province of Ontario. A notice of appeal setting out thespecific part of the proposed Official Plan Amendment to which the appealapplies and the reasons for the appeal of the Official Plan Amendment isrequired to be accompanied with the Ontario Municipal Board fee.

Appeals should be submitted to: The City Clerk, City of Hamilton, 71 MainStreet West, Hamilton, ON L8P 4Y5. A copy of the amendment and theEnvironmental Assessment Master Plan are available for public inspection atthe Planning and Development Department, Stoney Creek Office, 777 Highway No. 8 Stoney Creek, Ontario, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Any questions should be directed to Paul Mooreat 905 546-2424 X1262.

NOTE:

1) Only individuals, corporations or public bodies may appeal a decision ofthe approval authority to the Ontario Municipal Board. A notice of appealmay not be made by an unincorporated association or group. However, anotice of appeal may be made in the name of an individual who is amember of the association or the group on its behalf.

SETTING SAIL STUDY AREA

NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATIONCENTRE NO. 4

Setting Sail (West Harbour Planning Area) Study & Class Environmental Assessment

Draft Secondary Plan & Alternative Solutions for the Transportation Master Plan

THE STUDY

The City of Hamilton is preparing a planning study for theWest Harbour Planning Area which is bound by YorkBoulevard to the west, Wellington Street to the east andnorth from Cannon Street to the waterfront. (See map)The goal of this project is to create an integrated plan thatwill guide investment and development in the area incoming years, all within the context of a comprehensivevision. When the project is finished the result will be a newSecondary Plan, Urban Design Guidelines, a Transportationand Infrastructure Master Plan, revisions to the Zoning By-law, and a Class Environmental Assessment (EA) for futuremunicipal infrastructure projects in the study area.

BACKGROUND

Public Consultation has been a key factor of thisintegrated planning and environmental assessmentprocess. The following is an outline of the public eventsthat have occurred to date:

October 3, 2002 Afternoon Workshop with theCommunity Liaison CommitteeEvening Open House presenting workthat was completed in the afternoon

January 16, 2003 Open House/Public Information Centrepresenting the Opportunities &Challenges Report

April 14, 2003 Open House/Public Information Centrepresenting the Land Use Options

August 13, 2003 Council adopted the Preferred LandUse Strategy for thestudy area andPerimeter Road decision

December 3, 2003 Open House/Public Information Centrepresenting the Preferred Land UseStrategy adopted by Council

PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE

At this stage in the study, a Public Information Centre hasbeen arranged to provide residents and members of thepublic an opportunity to review and comment on thedraft Secondary Plan and alternative solutions for theTransportation Master Plan for the study area.

The draft Secondary Plan will include future land usedesignations for the study area.

The Transportation Master Plan study will review theanticipated transportation impacts as a result of theproposed land uses, road network and classificationalternatives and related roadway infrastructurerequirements within the study area. The TransportationMaster Plan is being conducted in accordance with therequirements of the Environmental Assessment Act.

The purpose of this notice is to invite you to attend thefourth Public Information Centre.

The Public Information Centre will be held on twodifferent days at three different locations:

Tuesday, March 23, 2004Liuna Station

360 James Street North, Hamilton, OntarioBetween 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm

PUBLIC COMMENTS INVITEDThere is an opportunity at any time during this process forinterested persons to review outstanding issues and bringconcerns to the attention of the Project Managers. If youhave any questions or comments or wish to be added tothe study mailing list, please contact:

Information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record.

This Notice issued March 12, 2004.

Thursday, March 25, 2004Stoney Creek City Hall

777 Hwy No. 8Stoney Creek, Ontario

Between 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm

Thursday, March 25, 2004Ancaster Rotary Centre

385 Jerseyville RoadAncaster, Ontario

Between 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm

N O T I C E S

Mary Lou Tanner, MCIP, RPPManager

Strategic and EnvironmentalPlanning Public Works77 James Street North,

Suite 320 Hamilton, OntarioL8R 2K3

Phone: 905-546-2424 ext. 5101Fax: 905-546-4435

Email: [email protected]

Cyndi Rottenberg-Walker,MCIP, RPP

Urban Strategies Inc.257 Adelaide Street W.,

Suite 500 Toronto, OntarioM5H 1X9

Phone: 416-340-9004 ext. 214Fax: 416-340-8400

Email: [email protected]