General Issues Committee - March 28, 2017

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUB-COMMITTEEAGENDA 821 JUNE 2010 SOUS-COMITÉ DE LA TECHNOLOGIE DE L’INFORMATIONORDRE DU JOUR 8LE 21 JUIN 2010

City of Hamilton

GENERAL ISSUES COMMITTEE

March 28, 2017, 9:30 AM

Council Chambers, Hamilton City Hall, 71 Main Street West

Stephanie Paparella, Legislative Coordinator 905 546-2424 x3993

1.	CHANGES TO THE AGENDA (Added Items, if applicable, will be noted with )**

2.	DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST

3.	APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING

4.	DELEGATION REQUESTS

4.1	Brian Smiley, Patient Advocate, respecting Accessibility Issues for the Elderly, Disabled, etc. in relation to the LRT and its Negative Impact on their Lives

4.2	Attilio Di Fiore, B.Sc., B.Sc.Eng., P.Eng., President and CSO of ATTWILL Medical Solutions Inc., respecting Valid Reasoning from an Engineering Perspective why the Hamilton LRT is a Flawed Plan and is Not a Viable Option for Improving Hamilton’s Transit System

4.3	Cole Raftery, Raftery Law, respecting the Legalities related to the LRT

4.4	Milena Balta, respecting LRT

4.5	Ron Johnson, Constituent – senior resident in Ward 3 for 42 Years, respecting concerns and issues pertaining to the LRT

4.6	Sarah Warry Poljanski, Constituent and Hydro Activits, respecting concerns and issues pertaining to the LRT and its relation to Hydro

4.7	Keanin Loomis, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, respecting Item 8.2 – Bay Street Stop

4.8	Ryan McGreal, Hamilton Light Rail, respecting the LRT Environmental Assessment amendment

4.9	Tanya Ritchie, Hamilton Guesthouse, respecting the proposed LRT project in Hamilton, specifically the Environmental Project Report

4.10	Lee Edward Mcllmoyle, respecting the current and future needs of disabled persons on the projected LRT routes

4.11	Paul Wright, IT specialist, respecting the concerns related to the proposed LRT

4.12	Chris Parkinson, respecting a review of LRT EA and to discuss how council is working within the Right to a Healthy Environment motion passed Feb. 2015

4.13	Phil Ryerson, respecting the LRT

4.14	Veroslav (Vic) Djurdjevic, Nikola Tesla Education Corporation (NTEC), respecting the LRT proposal

4.15	Graham Jeffries, respecting LRT

4.16	Franco Corti, Constituent of Ward 1, respecting LRT (for March 28, 2017

4.17	Benita van Miltenburg, Cycle Hamilton, respecting support for a Bay St. LRT stop and the LRT project

4.18	Nicholas Kevlahan, respecting support for Hamilton’s LRT project and urge speedy approval of the revised environmental assessment

4.19	Patrick Rose, respecting LRT

4.20	Alain H. Bureau & Mark Rejhon, Hamilton LRT Advocacy, respecting local support for the Hamilton LRT project

4.21	Katy Yelovich, Ward 1 Constituent, respecting concerns pertaining to LRT

4.22	Johanna Bleecker, Cycle Hamilton, respecting support for LRT and Bay Street Bike Lanes

4.23	Karl Andrus, Stinson Community Association, respecting the environmental assessment for Hamilton LRT project

4.24	Matthew Carrabs & Doug Caldwell, Yes to LRT in Hamilton, respecting LRT

4.25	John Wilbur, respecting LRT

4.26	Graham McNally, Toms + McNally Design, respecting support for the LRT project

4.27	Dr. Lynda Lukasik, Environment Hamilton, respecting LRT

4.28	David Premi, DPAI Architecture, respecting support for LRT environmental Report

4.29	Anna Davey, Women’s March Hamilton, respecting LRT

4.30	Dale MacNevin, respecting LRT

4.31	Suzanne Mammel, HHHBA, respecting LRT

4.32	Sandi Stride, Sustainable Hamilton Burlington, respecting support for the LRT in Hamilton for the long-term health and prosperity of the City

4.33	Frank Lechlither, respecting LRT

4.34	Malcolm Hodgskiss, respecting LRT

4.35	Gaspare Bonomo respecting LRT

4.36	Ken Watson respecting LRT

5.	CONSENT ITEMS

6.	PUBLIC HEARINGS / DELEGATIONS

6.1	Ellen Morris, respecting the LRT Stop at Bay Street

6.2	Carol Lazich, Hamilton C.O.S.T., respecting the Proposed LRT

6.3	Cheryl St. James, Weird Stuff Retail Store, respecting the Proposed LRT and its Impacts on Businesses

6.4	Cameron Bailey, Former Hamilton Resident and Business Owner, respecting the Proposed LRT and the Negative Impact of the Bus Lane

6.5	John McGreal, Concerns related to the LRT Project

6.6	Dr. Paul O’Byrne, Dean and Vice President, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University

7.	PRESENTATIONS

7.1	Hamilton Light Rail Transit (LRT) Environmental Project Report (EPR) Addendum for B-Line (PED17056) (City Wide)

Written submissions respecting Hamilton Light Rail Transit (LRT) Environmental Project Report (EPR) Addendum for B-Line (PED17056) (City Wide):

Recommendation: Be received and referred to the consideration of Item 7.1 Hamilton Light Rail Transit (LRT) Environmental Project Report (EPR) Addendum for B-Line (PED17056) (City Wide).

Anne Chaffee

Carolyn Kinsley

7.2	Proposed A-Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Update (PED17048) (City Wide)

(a	Written Submission respecting the Proposed A-Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Update (PED17048) (City Wide) Recommendation: Be received and referred to the consideration of Item 7.2 Proposed A-Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Update (PED17048) (City Wide).

Agnes Frebold

7.3	Hamilton Light Rail Transit (LRT) Community Benefits Overview (PED17058) (City Wide)

8.	DISCUSSION ITEMS

8.1	Light Rail Transit (LRT) Procurement Model (PED17030) (City Wide)

8.2	Bay Street Stop Assessment (PED17021) (City Wide)

(a	Written submissions respecting the Bay Street Stop Assessment (PED17021) (City Wide): Recommendation: Be received and referred to the consideration of Item 8.2 Bay Street Stop Assessment (PED17021) (City Wide).