22 July 1999
To:Chairman and Members of the North York Community Council
From:Roberto Stopnicki,
Director, Transportation Services - District 3
Subject:Parking Prohibitions: Vanley Crescent
North York Spadina
Purpose:
To prohibit parking on the east side of Vanley Crescent, south of Chesswood Drive.
Source of funds:
All costs associated with the installation of the parking restrictions are included within the 1999 operating budget.
Recommendations:
That Schedules VIII and X of By-Law No. 31001, of the former City of North York, be amended to prohibit parking as
follows:
1.That the maximum 60 minute permitted parking regulation on the east side of Vanley Crescent be deleted from
Chesswood Drive to a point 170 metres south; and
2.That parking be prohibited at anytime on the east side of Vanley Crescent, from Chesswood Drive to a point 170
metres south.
Background:
Currently, parking is prohibited at anytime on the west side of Vanley Crescent and permitted for a maximum period of 60
minutes on the east side, south of Chesswood Drive.
Discussion:
An investigation conducted by staff of the Works and Emergency Services has verified that vehicles are continually parked
on the east side of Vanley Crescent, despite enforcement of the current parking regulations by the Toronto Police Services
Parking Enforcement Unit. Vehicles parked at this location restrict the flow of two-way traffic. Parked vehicles are of
particular concern due to the high volume of large trucks destined for the solid waste transfer station.
Both local Councillors support the proposed amenments to the parking restrictions.
Conclusions:
The prohibition of parking at anytime on the east side of Vanley Crescent, between Chesswood Drive and the solid waste
transfer station driveway, would improve the flow of traffic at this location.
Contact Name:
Allen Pinkerton, Manager, Traffic Operations - District 3
395-7463 (telephone)
395-7482 (facsimile)
ajpinker@city.north-york.on.ca (e-mail)
Roberto Stopnicki,
Director, Transportation Services - District 3
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