proposed Parklets and Curbside Cafe Pilot Projects, as the risk of the public being in such close proximity with traffic requires clear separation and barriers.
Financial Matters:
There is no financial impact to the Corporation for the waiver of the above noted sections of City policies.
Consultations:
Special Events Resource Team
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (Alexander Trillanes, Inspector)
Windsor-Essex County Health Unit
Conclusion:
City Council has approved a number of initiatives to assist restaurants and other small businesses during this period of COVID-19 as they prepare for re-opening under strict guidelines including physical distancing. The AGCO has identified changes to its legislation as it relates to licensed patios that also support establishments during this period. The temporary waiver of certain sections of City policies in alignment with the amended provincial legislation can support the businesses and the community in the delivery and enjoyment of these services.
Planning Act Matters:
N/A
Approvals:
Name | Title |
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Jan Wilson | Corporate Leader – parks, Recreation & Culture and Facilities |
Adam Pillon | Manager - Right of Way |
France Isabelle Tunks | Senior Manager Engineering/Deputy City Engineer |
Mark Winterton | City Engineer |
Onorio Colucci | Chief Administrative Officer |
Notifications:
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