February 29, 2000
To:Works Committee
From:City Clerk
Subject:Resignation from the Toronto Pedestrian Committee.
Recommendation:
The Toronto Pedestrian Committee recommends to the Works Committee, as follows:
(1) that Mr. William Brown, Toronto, be appointed to the Toronto Pedestrian Committee for a term to expire on November
30, 2000, or until his successor is appointed, due to the resignation of Ms. Helen Riley, East York;
(2) that correspondence be forwarded to Ms. Riley thanking her for her contribution to this Committee; and
(3) that the communication (February 10, 2000) from Ms. Riley, be received, with regrets.
Background:
The Toronto Pedestrian Committee had before it a communication (February 10, 2000) addressed to the Co-Chairs from
Ms. Helen Riley, East York, submitting her resignation, effective immediately.
The Works Committee, at its meeting held on February 7, 2000, recommended to Council the adoption of the
recommendations contained in the report (January 28, 2000) from the City Clerk with respect to citizen appointments to the
Toronto Pedestrian Committee.
Recommendation No. 2 contained in the aforementioned report, submitted names of candidates to be considered for
appointment to fill a vacancy in the event of a resignation.
Mr. Brown was one of these candidates.
City Clerk
J McCusker
Attachment
(Communication dated February 10, 2000, addressed to theCo-Chairs of the Toronto Pedestrian Committee)
"Please accept my resignation from the Pedestrian Committee, effective immediately.
"Since I will not be able to attend the February meeting of the Pedestrian Committee, I decided to submit my resignation
now, so that the first alternate can attend the March meeting along with the other new members.
"This is not good-bye. I will still come to as many meetings as I can, and hope to participate on subcommittees as
appropriate (in particular those concerned with issues such as the timing of lights, and with design of roads, sidewalks, and
crosswalks).
You are doing a marvelous job as co-chairs as always, and the committee is going from strength to strength. So best wishes
to all. See you in March."
January 28, 2000
To:Works Committee
From:City Clerk
Subject:Appointments to the Toronto Pedestrian Committee
Recommendation:
The Toronto Pedestrian Committee recommends to the Works Committee, as follows:
(1)the following persons be appointed to the Toronto Pedestrian Committee for a term to expire on November 30, 2000,
or until their successors are appointed:
Mr. Bryan Bowen, Toronto;
Ms. Peg Lush, Toronto;
Ms. Sophia Rosalind McKenna, Toronto;
Mr. Dave Meslin, North York;
Mr. J. Richard Nelson, East York; and
Ms. Dawn Williams, East York; and
(1)in the event that a vacancy occurs on the Toronto Pedestrian Committee during the current term, that the following
candidates be considered for appointment to fill such vacancy for the remainder of the term:
Mr. William Brown, Toronto;
Mr. Jim Anderson, Toronto; and
Ms. Gudran Hodnett, Toronto;
(2) that correspondence be forwarded to Trustee Clune thanking him for his contribution to this Committee; and
(3) that the communication (December 9, 1999) from Trustee Donald Clune, be received; and
(4) that the Toronto Catholic District School Board be requested to appoint a new member to the Toronto Pedestrian
Committee to replace Trustee Donald Clune;
Background:
The Toronto Pedestrian Committee had before it a report dated January 21, 2000 from the City Clerk respecting citizen
appointments to the Toronto Pedestrian Committee.
The Toronto Pedestrian Committee also had before it a communication from Trustee Donald Clune (December 9, 1999)
respecting his resignation from the Committee.
City Clerk
J McCusker
Attachment
(Report dated January 21, 2000, addressed to the
Toronto Pedestrian Committee from the City Clerk.)
January 21, 2000
To:Toronto Pedestrian Committee
From:City Clerk
Subject:Citizen Appointments to The Toronto Pedestrian Committee.
Recommendation:
The Nominating Sub-Committee of the Toronto Pedestrian Committee at its meeting held on January 20, 2000,
recommended that:
(1)the following persons be appointed to the Toronto Pedestrian Committee for a term to expire on November 30,
2000, or until their successors are appointed:
Mr. Bryan Bowen, Toronto;
Ms. Peg Lush, Toronto;
Ms. Sophia Rosalind McKenna, Toronto;
Mr. Dave Meslin, North York;
Mr. J. Richard Nelson, East York; and
Ms. Dawn Williams, East York; and
(1) in the event that a vacancy occurs on the Toronto Pedestrian Committee during the current term, that the
following candidates be considered for appointment to fill such vacancy for the remainder of the term:
Mr. William Brown, Toronto;
Mr. Jim Anderson, Toronto; and
Ms. Gudran Hodnett, Toronto.
Background:
The Nominating Sub-Committee of the Toronto Pedestrian Committee had before it a confidential report (January 6, 2000)
from the City Clerk forwarding applications from members of the public respecting membership on the Toronto Pedestrian
Committee.
for City Clerk
jmcc
February 29, 2000
To:Administrator,
Works Committee
From:City Clerk
Subject:Appointment to the Toronto Pedestrian Committee.
The Toronto Pedestrian Committee had before it for consideration a communication (February 2, 2000) from Ms. Johanne
Stewart, Director of Education, Toronto Catholic District School Board, advising that the Toronto Catholic District School
Board at its Administrative and Corporate Services Committee meeting held on January 17, 2000, appointed Trustee Sal
Piccininni as a representative to the Toronto Pedestrian Committee; and also, Mr. Dan Koenig, Program Co-ordinator of
Physical/Health/Outdoor Education, was appointed as an alternate member.
The Toronto Pedestrian Committee recommends, as follows:
(1)that Trustee Sal Piccininni, Toronto Catholic District School Board, be appointed to the Toronto Pedestrian
Committee for a term to expire on November 30, 2000, or until his successor is appointed;
(2)that in the event that Trustee Piccininni cannot attend meetings, Mr. Dan Koenig, Program Co-ordinator of
Physical/Health/Outdoor Education, Toronto Catholic District School Board, be appointed as his alternate; and
(3)that the communication (February 2, 2000) from Ms. Johanne Stewart, Director of Education, Toronto Catholic
District School Board, be received.
for City Clerk
J McCusker
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