Regional Council

That the minutes of the October 28, 2021 Regional Council meeting, be approved.

That the agenda for the November 11, 2021 Regional Council meeting include a delegation from Fatima Faruq regarding a request for replacement of existing private noise walls at various local roads abutting Mayfield Road, to be dealt with under Delegations – Item 7.6; And further, that the agenda for the November 11, 2021 Regional Council meeting include an enquiry from Councillor Palleschi regarding the scheduling of Regional Council meetings on Remembrance Day, to be dealt with under Other Business/Council Enquiries – Item 21. 2; And further, that the agenda for the November 11, 2021 Regional Council meeting be approved, as amended.

That the following matters listed on the November 11, 2021 Regional Council Agenda be approved under the Consent Agenda: Items 9.1, 9.2, 11.1, 11.2, 11.3, 13.1, 13.2, 17.2, 19.1, 24.1 and 24.2.

That the report of the Government Relations Committee (GRC-3/2021) meeting held on October 21, 2021, be adopted.

That a 250mm diameter sanitary sewer be constructed on Cadetta Road, in the City of Brampton, Ward 10, as a Local Improvement under Ontario Regulation 586/06; And further, that the proposed Local Improvement project with a total estimated project cost of approximately $1,317,784 (excluding applicable taxes) be funded from Capital Project 21-2710; And further, that the allocated portion to the benefiting property owners in the amount of $1,317,784 (excluding applicable taxes) be set up as an external recovery under Capital Project 21-2710 and collected as a special charge; And further, that the necessary by-law be enacted authorizing the undertaking of the work under Local Improvement Charges – Priority Lien Status Regulation (O. Reg. 586/06), filed under the Municipal Act, 2001, and the imposition of sanitary sewer cost per property be resolved at completion of construction, and divided equitably amongst the benefitting properties, 50 per cent based on assessed lot frontage, and 50 per cent based on assessed lot size; And further, that notice of the intention to pass a Local Improvement construction by-law be given in accordance with O. Reg. 586/06; And further, that the benefiting property owners be charged annually for 15 years, including an interest rate which shall be determined at the time the by-law is enacted; And further, that those property owners be given the opportunity to commute the special charge by advance payment at any time during the 15-year period; And furt

to Public Works Asif Mahmood, Resident, City of Mississauga, stated that he received a residential water bill in the amount of $1363.88 ($800.24 for water and $520.45 for sewer) covering 84 days of usage. The delegate stated that no water leak was found; and, the water usage occurred before he took possession of the subject property, due to a water sprinkler system that was not shut off by the previous owners. Councillor Mahoney requested that the matter be

a request has been received from several Brampton residents for the replacement of existing privately-owned noise walls abutting Mayfield Road that protect backyards of properties along various local roads including Royal Links Circle, Carmel Crescent, Citadel Crescent, Maisonnneuve Boulevard and Laurentide Crescent; And whereas, these private noise walls qualify for replacement as part of the Region of Peel’s Private Noise Wall Conversion Program which was endorsed by Council under Resolution 2015-663 to convert private noise walls backing or siding onto Regional roads; And whereas, residents have expressed their frustration regarding noise levels which has limited the use of their outdoor living areas; Therefore be it resolved, that Regional Council support the replacement of these noise wall sections with an overall length of approximately 562 metres for the following 34 properties with back-yards or front-yards facing, backing, or siding onto Mayfield Road including in some areas, where a noise wall does not currently exist: Five properties on Royal Links Circle: 25, 27, 29, 42, 56 Seven properties on Carmel Crescent: 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 Seven properties on Citadel Crescent: 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 One property on Maisonneuve Boulevard: 2 Fourteen properties on Laurentide Crescent: 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58 And further, that the replacement of the noise walls at the 34 locations noted above be added to the 2022 Capital Budget as an a

That in accordance with Procedure By-law 56-2019, as amended, Section 4.2.12 be waived in order that the November 11, 2021 Regional Council meeting continue past 3:30 p.m.

Brampton Civic Hospital has one of the busiest emergency rooms in Canada, and serves as the only main full-service facility for the City of Brampton’s approximately 650,000 residents since 2007, and has long been plagued with issues of overcrowding and excessive wait times; And whereas, an additional full-service Hospital is urgently needed in Brampton to serve the City's aging community needs for continuing complex care and rehabilitation in emergency and intensive care units; And whereas, as a result, the Province of Ontario made a commitment in the March 2021 budget to help fund a new full-service Hospital in Brampton, and the City of Brampton will be required to commit to a 10 per cent local share under the provincial cost-sharing funding model; And whereas, Brampton City Council voted on November 3, 2021 to commit to a 10 per cent local share of the construction costs for the new full-service Hospital in Brampton; And whereas, Brampton City Council endorsed an option to seek a 50 per cent contribution from the Region of Peel in the amount of $62.5M to help fund the City of Brampton’s share of the construction costs for the proposed new full-service Hospital in Brampton; And whereas, in both other current Ontario new hospital builds in the City of Vaughan and the City of Windsor, the Region and City have shared the cost of the local share; And whereas, the motion passed at Brampton City Council on November 3, 2021 to commit to the local share for the new Brampton Hospital

That, in accordance with section 110 of the Municipal Act, 2001 and the Region of Peel’s Municipal Housing Facility By-law 49-2020, site-specific by-laws be enacted, as described in the report of the Commissioner of Human Services, listed on the November 11, 2021 titled “Affordable Housing Incentives Pilot Program 2021 Update and Results”, to permit the Region of Peel to enter into municipal housing project facilities agreements with: The Daniels Corporation, Daniels Choice Mount Pleasant Corporation, and/or any entity related to or affiliated with any of the foregoing, for the provision of municipal housing project facilities at the property located at 40 Lagerfeld Drive, Brampton, for use as affordable housing; United Property Resource Corporation, United Church of Canada and/or any entity related to or affiliated with any of the foregoing, for the provision of municipal housing project facilities at the property located at 4094 Tomken Road, Mississauga for use as affordable housing; Greenwin Corp., Sweeny &Co. Architects Inc., Elizabeth/George Holdings Inc., and/or any entity related to or affiliated with any of the foregoing, for the provision of municipal housing project facilities at the property located at 18-24, 28 Elizabeth Street North, 31-33 George Street North, and 25-27 Nelson Street West, Brampton for use as affordable housing; And further, that the Regional Clerk be directed to provide written notice of the site-specific by-laws to the Minister of Finance in ac

the approved 2020 Region of Peel Budget includes a $12 million capital budget for the Region’s role to provide grants to the local municipalities for the development of community youth hubs; And whereas, $6 million was approved and allocated through a one-time capital grant agreement with the City of Mississauga for the Malton Community Hub, leaving a balance of $6 million for a one-time capital grant with the City of Brampton for the Century Gardens and Susan Fennell Youth Hubs; And whereas, on March 12, 2020, Regional Council received the Brampton Community Data Summary Report which provided a data analysis of the two proposed Brampton community hub locations; And whereas, the City of Brampton Council, at its September 29, 2021 meeting, approved the City of Brampton to enter into a youth hubs funding agreement with the Region of Peel for development of the Century Gardens and Susan Fennell Youth Hubs; And whereas, the City of Brampton Council has approved capital budgets for the design and development of the youth hubs, $2.06 million (2020), $1.35 million (2021) and will request the remaining capital budget needs for construction as part of the 2022 capital budget submission, subject to City Council approval; Therefore be it resolved, that a one-time capital grant in the amount of $6 million to the City of Brampton to offset the design, development, and construction budget, out of a total estimated cost of $15.41 million, be approved for the Brampton Century Gardens and Sus

That the Chief Administrative Officer, with support from the Regional Clerk, chair the November 18, 2021 Public Meeting being held to consider a proposed by-law to change the composition of Regional Council as it relates to the appointment and Term of Office of the Regional Chair.

That the by-laws listed on the November 11, 2021 Regional Council agenda, being By-laws 60-2021 to 63-2021, inclusive, be given the required number of readings, taken as read, signed by the Regional Chair and the Regional Clerk, and the Corporate Seal be affixed thereto.

That the recommendation contained within the confidential report listed as item 24.2 on the November 11, 2021 Regional Council agenda, be approved and voted upon in accordance with Section 239(6)(b) of the Municipal Act, 2001 , as amended.

That By-law 64-2021 to confirm the proceedings of Regional Council at its meeting held on November 11, 2021, and to authorize the execution of documents in accordance with the Region of Peel by-laws relating thereto, be given the required number of readings, taken as read, signed by the Regional Chair and the Regional Clerk, and the corporate seal be affixed thereto.

That a 250mm diameter sanitary sewer be constructed on Cadetta Road, in the City of Brampton, Ward 10, as a Local Improvement under Ontario Regulation 586/06; Council Minutes 424 And further, that the proposed Local Improvement project with a total estimated project cost of approximately $1,317,784 (excluding applicable taxes) be funded from Capital Project 21-2710; And further, that the allocated portion to the benefiting property owners in the amount of $1,317,784 (excluding applicable taxes) be set up as an external recovery under Capital Project 21-2710 and collected as a special charge; And further, that the necessary by-law be enacted authorizing the undertaking of the work under Local Improvement Charges – Priority Lien Status Regulation (O. Reg. 586/06), filed under the Municipal Act, 2001, and the imposition of sanitary sewer cost per property be resolved at completion of construction, and divided equitably amongst the benefitting properties, 50 per cent based on assessed lot frontage, and 50 per cent based on assessed lot size; And further, that notice of the intention to pass a Local Improvement construction by-law be given in accordance with O. Reg. 586/06; And further, that the benefiting property owners be charged annually for 15 years, including an interest rate which shall be determined at the time the by-law is enacted; And further, that those property owners be given the opportunity to commute the special charge by advance payment at any time during the 15-y

Whereas a request has been received from several Brampton residents for the replacement of existing privately-owned noise walls abutting Mayfield Road that protect backyards of properties along various local roads including Royal Links Circle, Carmel Crescent, Citadel Crescent, Maisonnneuve Boulevard and Laurentide Crescent; And whereas, these private noise walls qualify for replacement as part of the Region of Peel’s Private Noise Wall Conversion Program which was endorsed by Council under Resolution 2015-663 to convert private noise walls backing or siding onto Regional roads; And whereas, residents have expressed their frustration regarding noise levels which has limited the use of their outdoor living areas; Therefore be it resolved, that Regional Council support the replacement of these noise wall sections with an overall length of approximately 562 metres for the following 34 properties with back-yards or front-yards facing, backing, or siding onto Mayfield Road including in some areas, where a noise wall does not currently exist:  Five properties on Royal Links Circle: 25, 27, 29, 42, 56  Seven properties on Carmel Crescent: 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42  Seven properties on Citadel Crescent: 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40  One property on Maisonneuve Boulevard: 2  Fourteen properties on Laurentide Crescent: 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58 And further, that the replacement of the noise walls at the 34 locations noted above be added to the 2022 Capi

Whereas Brampton Civic Hospital has one of the busiest emergency rooms in Canada, and serves as the only main full-service facility for the City of Brampton’s approximately 650,000 residents since 2007, and has long been plagued with issues of overcrowding and excessive wait times; And whereas, an additional full-service Hospital is urgently needed in Brampton to serve the City's aging community needs for continuing complex care and rehabilitation in emergency and intensive care units; And whereas, as a result, the Province of Ontario made a commitment in the March 2021 budget to help fund a new full-service Hospital in Brampton, and the City of Brampton will be required to commit to a 10 per cent local share under the provincial cost-sharing funding model; Council Minutes 431 And whereas, Brampton City Council voted on November 3, 2021 to commit to a 10 per cent local share of the construction costs for the new full-service Hospital in Brampton; And whereas, Brampton City Council endorsed an option to seek a 50 per cent contribution from the Region of Peel in the amount of $62.5M to help fund the City of Brampton’s share of the construction costs for the proposed new full- service Hospital in Brampton; And whereas, in both other current Ontario new hospital builds in the City of Vaughan and the City of Windsor, the Region and City have shared the cost of the local share; And whereas, the motion passed at Brampton City Council on November 3, 2021 to commit to the local share

Whereas the approved 2020 Region of Peel Budget includes a $12 million capital budget for the Region’s role to provide grants to the local municipalities for the development of community youth hubs; And whereas, $6 million was approved and allocated through a one-time capital grant agreement with the City of Mississauga for the Malton Community Hub, leaving a balance of $6 million for a one-time capital grant with the City of Brampton for the Century Gardens and Susan Fennell Youth Hubs; Council Minutes 434 And whereas, on March 12, 2020, Regional Council received the Brampton Community Data Summary Report which provided a data analysis of the two proposed Brampton community hub locations; And whereas, the City of Brampton Council, at its September 29, 2021 meeting, approved the City of Brampton to enter into a youth hubs funding agreement with the Region of Peel for development of the Century Gardens and Susan Fennell Youth Hubs; And whereas, the City of Brampton Council has approved capital budgets for the design and development of the youth hubs, $2.06 million (2020), $1.35 million (2021) and will request the remaining capital budget needs for construction as part of the 2022 capital budget submission, subject to City Council approval; Therefore be it resolved, that a one-time capital grant in the amount of $6 million to the City of Brampton to offset the design, development, and construction budget, out of a total estimated cost of $15.41 million, be approved for the Bram

Council Minutes 437 That the recommendation contained within the confidential report listed as item 24.2 on the November 11, 2021 Regional Council agenda, be approved and voted upon in accordance with Section 239(6)(b) of the Municipal Act, 2001, as amended.