| Agency | Comments |
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| Fire and Rescue Services | |
| Windsor Police Services | The Windsor Police Service has no concerns or objections with this requested closure. The affected lands are very small and carry no negative impact to public safety whatsoever. |
| Planning – Landscape Architect | No Objection from Landscape or Parks perspective. |
| Parks & Facilities | No Objection from Landscape or Parks perspective. |
| Public Works – Engineering | This subject east/west alley closure is accessed off Norman Rd and is approximately 6.15m (20.2ft) wide, untraveled and composed mostly of gravel. Public Works requests closure of the entire alley and shall be offered for purchase to the applicant as a means of egress for 0 & 4947 Tecumseh Rd E. Should the abutting owner use this approach as an access, they will be required to obtain a driveway permit to complete and maintain the approach to City Standard AS-221 or AS-222. It may be the responsibility of the City to remove the existing curb cut in the future when funds exist, if the alley is not purchased. There are no municipal sewers or manholes located within the closure. An easement is required for the existing utilities for the hydro poles through this closure. A fence currently encroaches into this proposed closure. This alley appears to serve no useful purpose by CR146/2005; therefore, we have no objections to the closure of this alley. |
| Public Works – Environmental | No concerns from Environmental Services |
| Public Works – Transportation | No concerns with closure of the area proposed. We also support the closure of the remaining alley west to Norman with consideration that proper access/egress is provided for 4947 Tecumseh Rd E & 0 Tecumseh Rd E.The current Tecumseh Rd ROW is 26.2 meters. The Official Plan requires a right-of-way of 27m. Therefore, a 0.4m land conveyance would be requested from properties fronting Tecumseh Rd |
| Transit Windsor | |
| Bell Canada | Bell Canada requests an easement over the entire alley, OR a 3m wide strip measuring 1.5m on either side of the aerial installation to extend from the pole to a minimum of 1.5m past the anchor installation, measuring 0.5m on either side of the guywire installation, as reasonably permitted. |
| Cogeco Cable Systems Inc. | |
| Canada Post | Canada Post has no comments for the attached application. |
| Rogers Communications | |
| Telus Communications | TELUS has no infrastructure in the area of your proposed work. Permit expires six(6) months from approval date. |
| MNSi | MNSi will require an aerial easement through this section of alley closing |
| EnWin Utilities – Hydro | Hydro Engineering:No Objection to closing part of the alley, however, an easement named to EnWin Utilities is required for the entire area to accommodate existing poles, 16kV primary distribution, 120/208V and 120/240V secondary distribution. |