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When we're planning a trip and want to make reservations or still at home and looking for a place to eat, we usually start by visiting the TripAdvisor website. Once on their website we search for what's available, then check the recommendations and experiences of other people.
Although there are many ways of searching the TripAdvisor website, we prefer to start with the TripAdvisor Tourism page. On the Tourism page you'll find a quick overview of the community, with links to restaurants, lodging, flights, rentals and nearby attractions.
While we are unaware of a TripAdvisor Tourism page that is specific to Freshwater Bay, there are nearby communities that are likely to provide the information that you're looking for. If you want to learn more about those communities, the following map should be of help.
The red map marker shows the location of Freshwater Bay. In this case, we are unaware of a TripAdvisor Tourism page for Freshwater Bay.
Clicking on a blue marker will open the TripAdvisor Tourism page for that community. The Tourism page will open in a new browser window.
An index for the markers can be found to the right of the map. As above, clicking on a marker will open the selected Tourism page in a new window. Clicking on the community's name will cause a jump to the Tourism map for that community.
Freshwater Bay
Below is a list of those communities which have a TripAdvisor Tourism page and are relatively close to Freshwater Bay - within 50 miles [80.5 km].
Our list sorts the communities in alphabetical order. There are 8 communities listed.
For each community, we give:
32 miles [51.5 km]<1> to the Southeast (SE) of Freshwater Bay
Population: 444
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Angoon
Map of Tourism pages - centered on Angoon
20 miles [32.2 km] to the Northwest (NW) of Freshwater Bay
Population: 745
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Hoonah
Map of Tourism pages - centered on Hoonah
36 miles [57.9 km] to the Northeast (NE) of Freshwater Bay
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Douglas
Map of Tourism pages - centered on Douglas
37 miles [59.5 km] to the Northeast (NE) of Freshwater Bay
Population: 32,468
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Juneau
Map of Tourism pages - centered on Juneau
Elfin Cove
50 miles [80.5 km] to the West Northwest (WNW) of Freshwater Bay
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Elfin Cove
Map of Tourism pages - centered on Elfin Cove
42 miles [67.6 km] to the West (W) of Freshwater Bay
Population: 88
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Pelican
Map of Tourism pages - centered on Pelican
43 miles [69.2 km] to the North Northwest (NNW) of Freshwater Bay
Population: 428
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Gustavus
Map of Tourism pages - centered on Gustavus
Tenakee Springs
9 miles [14.5 km] to the Southwest (SW) of Freshwater Bay
Population: 133
TripAdvisor Tourism page for Tenakee Springs
Map of Tourism pages - centered on Tenakee Springs
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Unfortunately, we don't know of an official website for Freshwater Bay. If you can help, please contact us through our Feedback Page.
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Summary: Want to play and edit MTS video on Mac easily? Just follow this guide to convert MTS to MOV on Mac for playing, editing, organizing with
When you got some MTS video clips, you may want to add and play MTS files in QuickTime player or import and edit MTS in iMovie, Final Cut Pro on Mac. Although QuickTime can fully support a few video formats; however, QuickTime does not support MTS files as source media. What's else, MTS footage is usually encoded with H.264/AVC codec which does not work well with Mac video editing software including FCP, iMovie, FCE, etc. If you stick to import MTS files to QuickTime for playback or edit MTS in FCP/iMovie, get the quick fix from the following paragraphs, which teaches you how to convert MTS to MOV on Mac(Yosemite) for easier playing and editing.
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Unfortunately, this is a note, not a chapter, but it's the only way I can think of to get the attention of anyone who's still reading La Ra Everlasting Frost here.
I will no longer be posting any fanfictions to this website. In fact, I am going to be deleting them so that all my stories will be in one place again. If you have been following La Ra, from now on please keep an eye on Mengxia at deviantART.
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Welcome Back S-STEM Scholars!. S-STEM is now call ASPIRE: Academic Success Program to Improve Retention and Education. S-STEM Program. Great work by you, the Scholars And by the program personnel NSF was impressed: We received 4 more years of funding! Program is now called ASPIRE:
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In this video, Nick discusses the structural problems of the airline industry and why United (NYSE:UAL) is the weakest amongst the group. He explains how airlines rely on low oil prices and a strong economy simultaneously. However, due to emerging market demand for energy, this scenario is no longer realistic.
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Help kids make a Father's Day card for dad! Our daughter really loves clocks, so making this clock themed homemade Father's Day card for dad was perfect and he loved it too. There is nothing like making a special homemade fathers day card that any father will be sure to hold onto forever.
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My experience has been that these fish are very intelligent, and I assume they act so much like dogs. Grooming during shedding encourages growth of new coat, so brush especially after bodily exercise. It features adjustable 2-way safety cowl with built-in nail guard appropriate for small and large pets. If you need to department out by yourself, inserting enterprise playing cards at locations resembling your local vet, the canine park, doggie daycares and pet shops might help enhance your client base.
You can never be too pleasant once you're in a service job, particularly when coping with pets and their mother and father. So you possibly can decide up beds, food, treats, leashes, toys and grooming gear from the likes of Woof or Dog Walk (see above). The best thing about this tool is the long flexible cable that permits quite a lot of flexibility without worrying about running out … Read More


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A House of Representatives member, Oladipupo Adebutu, has said the influence of both Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, and a former g...
A House of Representatives member, Oladipupo Adebutu, has said the influence of both Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, and a former governor of the state, Chief Olusegun Osoba, would not save the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) from defeat in the state in 2019.
Adebutu, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, declared that his party was committed to reclaiming the state from APC in the next general elections.
He spoke during the inauguration of his constituency office in Isara, Remo North Local Government Area of the state.
Speaking against the backdrop of the return of Osoba to APC, the lawmaker, representing Remo Federal Constituency, said the ongoing reconciliation within the ruling party in the state is not a threat to the opposition PDP.
According to him, the ruling party's reconciliation would soon hit the rocks because its members are strange bedfellows.
Adebutu said: "The truth of the matter is that it is not the first time we are seeing that reconciliation and we must remember that party was born from day one with strange bedfellows."
"And gradually from day one when Amosun was brought in to become the gubernatorial candidate of that party barely five years ago, it did not take long before he attempted to swallow the heads of all the leaders of the party in the arrangement.
"And I don't think his rationale or thinking has changed and I don't see why it should change. After all, he is not going for further election. I don't think he should bash the head, he should just swallow the whole body."


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These are the first official photos of Renault's 2011 Modus/Grand Modus that is slated to start selling in France this September. The 2011 Modus, which is priced from €14,450 to €19,550 (and from €14,450 to €20,550 in the case of Grand Modus), will offer four configurations: Authentique, Expression, Dynamique, and Exception.
The limited-edition Exception version that was released in 2009 will now be offered as a separate trim level for the new Modus.
The Authentique version features body color exterior mirrors, 15-inch Faraway wheels, ABS and EBA, front airbags, lateral head/thorax airbags, trip computer and electric front windows. For the Expression configuration, Renault put in manual climate control, heated electric exterior mirrors, one-touch driver's side electric window and a 40W radio-CD with steering wheel-mounted fingertip remote control.
Meanwhile, the Dynamique offers an extra package that includes tinted rear glass, chrome details, 15-inch Taranils wheels, leather-trimmed steering wheel and gear level knob, curtain airbags, rain sensors, automatic climate control, electric rear windows and dedicated cornering lights.
Lastly, the brand new Exception equipment level features 16-inch Moal alloy wheels, cruise control with speed limited, anodized satin-finish central fascia details and combined leather/fabric upholstery.
The new Modus has three engine configurations available: 1.2, 1.6 16V and TCE 100, which deliver from 75 to 112hp. The range-topping version features a 1.6 16V engine that delivers 112hp at 6,000 rpm and 151 Nm of torque at 4250 rpm. With these specifications, the car can accelerate from zero to 60mph in 12.3 seconds and hit a top speed of 184 km/h.


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- 73 years old
- Date of birth: May 5, 1942
- Date of passing: Jul 25, 2015
|Let the memory of Mack be with us forever
"It is hard to believe that it has been a year. It seems like only yesterday you were still here. You always tried to be kind to others. You knew how to hold it all together even when life threw it's lemons. We love you and miss you Daddy."
"Some people have father's and other's have dad's. A father is the man who makes the child and who's name goes on a birth certificate. A dad raises, provides for, and disciplines the child. I am one of the fortunate people who not only had a dad, but the best dad in the universe. As a child, I always had anything I needed. As an adult, I always knew my Daddy would have my back. And, even though I made mistakes, I always knew his love was unconditional."
"I remember you saying that a man couldn't ask for better kids than yours. Fact is you were more than the best daddy ever, you were my hero. No matter what time...day or night...you were just a phone call away. Love and miss you so much!"
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Protesting the death of Devaki Chaudhary (70), a mob from Gagankura village barged into Shakurbad police station and assaulted the Officer-in-Charge Vijay Kumar and vandalised the police station, before torching the car parked there.
The protesters also blocked road between Nehalpur and Pandaul, demanding action against policemen. Chaudhary was arrested last evening on the charge of power theft and taken to police station where his condition deteriorated prompting police to take him to the Sadar hospital where he was declared brought dead this morning, police said.
Superintendent of Police Shayali Dhurat has promised a probe into the incident.


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I got pregnant in early May of 2007 didn't find out until July 8th (biggest suprise of my life, but a great one!)
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I feel like I'm always asking questions, but places like Facebook are not always the best place to find the answers I seek. Some are rhetorical, some are real, some are controversial. I like intelligent discussions of all sorts, so I figured a blog would be a great venue for this quest. This way I can hear from a diverse group of people – from all over – who have all kinds of opinions and information of interest.
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Whi-u the wiildii'g day e»me and no tri'ooiii a|i|>eured th e s t i r y was out iind it «:iH t il l - ta lk of th e town. Mis-s I 'lir-iu- l«.- imiiieiliately sought legal advice '.II h' r wrongs, luit n o th in g could lie l.- .IIi' d of L Iilis's wh' TeiiUciuts, al-ih 'Ugd he was th o u g h t to he in New •t. i-s y. A days af te rwa rds Miss P.mnelee « a ' Im l f fri^hteiMvl to de ath ou discov-i- rinc some syin|itiims th a t I rd he r to 1h(- lii-v.- th n t she was eiic.ieiite. This ilis-eovi- ry »i;il v onused her • fforts t4ifiud he r tiiithJess «'.!»■ ull iu v.iin. A g re a t load was taken oflT h e r mind, ho«e»«*r, a few days a f te r when she fouiid th a t Iter <'.oniKtioii was not what she susjHi'tfil. Life Ui'giin to ha e more lit « <• iiinn for l i- r , a lthough th e scaiiiial had l>oeu t le talk of th e town, and she - Kiu regained tier former light spir its I'owe was ke]»t well infoimed of h'K ■ptonda ia tianoiv'K movementH i t np-l »-!irs, f ir It was not long iM-fure a c ir-ri- t-p -nd- IKK- opened Iw'tTi'en them wiiicli r-->«lt<il ill L ouis's re tu rn and the n-xiiniption of his former co u r tsh ip in M-cret. 'J'he cfiuple a!;ain de te rmined to < :ist th e i r lots together , and a quiet vi-it to Kev. Mr. Davis a t .Seymour was the re?-iilt. K o n a e e of t h e C o n g r e g a t i o n a l ' y,,,, .jr,, town to-day?'' put hy ! one o f his friends yesterday af lcrnoon. " . \n n i e ha> left us. She deceived me and slie deceived he r mothe r , and so did th a t rascal Hose, witli whom she has gone ofl' with and mar - r ied . '' and jo v ia l UGe<irge was anything hut jovia l (ItMirgo as he toM the story o f his loved child's heartless deser tion o f him and he r ma r r iag e to a man whom he considered hy no means worthy o f her. To sum it up in a few words, pre tty Annie linr ra t t, tlie light a n d lite of (««)rge's home had left him without a moment's warning and allied lierseli for life to Edwin A. R()S<», a nurse with a ra th e r shady former life. T h e c luple were mar r ied by th e Kcv J . O. U.iven-po i t shor tly before the d ep a r tu re of the 10:54 train y c s te id a y morning and 1- ft ou th a t train ou thei r bridal tour. P r e t ty Annie B a r ra t t is not, a s in su p pose*!, th e dau g h te r I'f the genial boiii-tiioe of the F a rm e r 's Home, a v.ell-kaown hostelry on th e o u tsk i r ts of the city, b u t his n i*ee a n d his adopted d aughte r . Almost e ig h t years ago -Annie came to this pouutry from ••.llerrie E iiglanil," with he r father, wlio WHS a mau with a large fami ly iu th e old c. U t ry, a:id wh > came to this country at the solicitation of his brolher , ( reorg •, wlio wa-s at th a t time a foreinau a t tlie old Shear factory ''o u t east. MRS. SEELEY'S MATE. DISGUSTED W ITH HER ACTIONS, HE DEPARTS FRON THE HOUSE. t h £ b u r ;al o f g e n e r a l s m it h liii|M*..iii{; < >r«>iiii»Nif« Ml IIU Ilit.Tlnent in < i*iii<'t.*i'V. ('■iiiipiiny's ( i. iiiiil .V., S-coiid regi-iiH ut, X. ( i . arrived home at last i-veiiinc; iift'-r having spent th e dav | Annie's fa'lier wa.s an uphols tere r by trade, b u t he readily changed his biisi- I iuess and for a ye a r worked diligently, ■r to ledoulilc he r I i jut suddenly he disappeared, and the liless lover, b u t it ii,.ard of him was th a t disgusted with the world, he had laid his head ou a railroad track in th e old country, and allowing a train to ru n over him, was instantly killed. Annie was left iK-hind. She was a little, b ; i 3 ht , liivable child, and h ad so much em ic a ie j iierse f to her uncle and iiis wife th a t tliey could not be ar to p a r t with her, and they ~4>solved to adopt her. He r niother '.s consent was obtaiued and Auuie IwHjame th e d au g h te r of Mr. au d Mrs. George B u r i t . A fe»v years ago George kept an Eii-gli.- h ale house iu tlie center. He was an honorary memlier of Pticcnix E n g in e company and his hoii.se Was always open to his frii iids. .\i:ni» was a general favorlt<' with al', iind when (Jeorge, on a ccount of failing health decided to s 11 out his place, and move to the outskirts, Annie was mi.ssed as miieli xs he. Some six weeks ago George had a fall . . 1 . ' and sutlered an iniurv to his snine. He ,n N. W Hsxen Ml a t te n d .n e e at « »• Uvas confined to hi^s bed and a t rained fun. I al Ilf Gen. ral Sfcephen J{. Smith. n , " .^ engaged. The niirse was 1 . . 1-h t cm ip a n y s ,.t the r -g im m t I K,|".jn A. liose. T h a t is how Edwin u*M>- III utt4*Ttiiatiof* lii tiill unniiM'rH aiin i .dk) Antiin nu*t. Itic;r imposing app. a ianc • wus a to i ic l t At th a t time Mr. Mrirratt was not ae- IU-' triU;ite to th -m em o ry of the ileatl. ijuainted with Hose s history. He did lUr ly iu the afternoon a pr ivate Her- > not know th a t he had been a r re s ted in vie..- was held at the late lesi.leiice <if Woleott on a sediKHion I'Hse; all he knew was tli.-it he wa< a good nurse and attended faithfully 1(1 his duty, l ie did not for a moinent suspect th a t th en ; was a growing intimacy between his nurse and his iiTolixed ailopted d.'iughter. .%nnie was at this time ju s t blossoming into womanliiMiil. Tlnr promisis of beauty in tier chililhiMid was more than realized now Hiid she was a lily that none eoiild b u t be proud of. But if seems tiiat th e fascinations of (he tall handsome nurse were f.ist ne tting idi.nif her, and b e f .re liei ado| i t 'd father 's con-viilesivnce .Vnnie was hopelessly in love with UoK... Vesterday morning Annie, who was acciislomi'd to doing the sho|i|ung, re ceived the regula r orders from her adoiited mother. She left the house in an unseemly ha>tte, considerinit the small impor tance of her iirrnnd, and her actions exciled some comment on the p a r t o f Mr. Bar ratt and his wife. Ha l f an hour af terwards the mother chanced in Annie's riMim, and at onee Uotieiil the aliHrlice of the girl'N bt.st clothes uiid linen. By this tiniii rumor of the a tta chment of tliH pair had Kiiiched the ears of the worthy couple, but they hud hi'Hllateil Hbmit N|N>aklHK to the ehild alHUil il. As nimhi hh this new proof w«H shown, however, the mother 's mind was iipperiuost aud itlie huspeeted tht> t ruth, Annie had lied; and with Uose, Mrs, Bar iatl ran to he r hiislNind's I'ooin Mild told him Ilf her disiNiVery, 'I'here WHS nothini; to do, None kni>w where the heiidslroiigehil I hud gniie and lhe,\ had to await the iiewM, It came iu a Well'..me iiiHiiner, eoiisideriiig tliii eir eiinislanee'i and the hear ts of both wen-the dead pellelal. Tile public services a . r e h'-iil in St. Th' mas church at 2 p. 111. At the chiireh the r<*;rinieiit oeciipie.i t'ii.- seats on the l if t liaiid side. Tlie w a ls at the left iif llie c en te r aisle ill front wi-r.. o.-enpii.l by <'.il. Doher ty aii.l the nieiiib -rs u| lijs staff. The seals :i1 lh* e \t re li ie lij^lil i,f the chuivll Were ais.i .H-CII0 1 .-.I by ineiiitiers of the Second r.-giineiit. Ti.e front seals t i the left i.f til. ri;.'iil hand ..isle ........ leserveil for 4i'.v, lliilkel#.v an.l st lit, < ien. tr rahaiii all.I st tl'. the siatVs ..f the l.iiir C. N <i. r< ('iiiii iits, iiiid ( '. X. <f. oflieers in iini-foilii.-, and b.ick of this<>, e\-o|liet*|-s of *h< Sati.ilial gilaiil. The s« rvie.-« b. g in a t '2 ii'cli.a.k. The l^-T Dr K. E. l^-ar.lsl. y, rector of tlie chiirrli. and th e l{.-v Mr E. S Lines o) St I 'aiil's church ofliciated at the cere-m< iny. « »ii leaving the church, (Vil, Doherty Hti.l stall', followed b y ' t h e ........ t'egi-iiHMit, till- Ktafl's I.f the g ivernor, <f(.ii. Graha .l and Ih e o l l ie r Kolir regiments null.inn il an.l unniiif.i>'nie.| otiieers iiiMrche.l di.wii th e c ente r iiisli* hiiiI p»-Msl uioiind th e eolliii. The police <»i-iirt, « hieli hemleil tlie proccsKioii to the glove, was eomposed of m 'IiiIm.ih of t h e d a t l o r e who licell IliemlH rs of the S<M..iiid regiineiit. « '.ini,M'egatei1 on the .......... outside the c h in c h were fully l.fttKI peojile when the •^■eiinil I'egiineiit drew up In line, slni'Li d thei r l ilies an.! niarche.l into llie church, and when the innrch to tlie leu ie te rv was taken np twice this nnin-e r lined Elm streel ii.i Is.yond <'iil|e|t*i slii-«-l. Ill the church tlie chancel was Imiikeil np w Ith inat!iiilli'ent tioral iileees i . . .1 . the t'ilts III the relatives and luil i f try. | I'rti"'; ! al the " " ' t ,their adoi.l The mo«l n<itic<.ahle was the one given l>y thi- Si .'"lid regiiiieiil—an eleitanl V : .4 it. < -il t.-.; r,| . i, }. 5 |i!i. ; I ; 1 . - this tl.iral reiiieseiitaiiiin of the reginieiital bailL'e >tandiliic four feet lliilh. Intel-nieiit w a« at r .vergreen eeinetery. .\ti< r th.' Episeiipal burial s.'iviee the lui'ly W.IS lowi r.'.l i'lto the ui'a\c, and tn e re^duielil llle.l llll'ee Xoll.'ys over it while <!hlef 'l'nim)H'ti r Clmrles \v. M.'Ulley, of th e S.woll.l, Siil|i|de.i tll|ls. Among the honorary ineiiilieis was <■ n. S \V. K.'tlo^'g oi th i s e i iy , AJviM tikc in th e U uialu , child wiiM legally luarrii'd. Wiiat will be the outcome of Ihe niis-lnateu.ent i^ a matter of e.iiij-etiire. The adopted p a rents dearl,\ love th e i r child, and, as t in y say; " ev e iy el.iiid has Its s t iv n lining." th e m arn ag .'may piovea iMjipy one and .\iiiiie Ba ira tt and E Iwin liose ni"\ have no cause I ..1 t' pilio then iissty iiud uiigenel'ii IS Hetl^n, Tlip V|Hadi'«ii Hir Boston, Dec. 7,—The imviil Mjuftdron pH'»ed the Capu at ii :iK) p. m. He ru in Ih r Lenulli of th e Town llrtw e en lllniM<ir and HU llaby Farming Wlfr,—iihe Uoc* to Live With W«ll-UlKB'r llradley. HATT ERED ARE t i e domestic aud matr imonial r e I a-tions of th e baby farmer, Mrs. J o h n Seeley and her h u s band of 4 Hopkins utreet. T h e length of th e town lies between them, and a thousand tongues nre telling of the Rf-fair the length and breitdth of the city. Tiie l}>:u>Lb of Septembe r 'J, '88, iu a coluiiiii and a ha lf etorj- written by a female datective employed by this paper, tells of th e doings of this gruesome woman. I t tells how she car r ied on the inhuman business of dibtroyiug liaby life. He r reputa t ion as an exix r t in this business was broadcast, aud she was sought for by all the unfo r tu n a te young women of th e s t i te whose coudition needed a wriman of Mr t . Seeley's nerve aud iMtnre. Wh e th e r this awful Imsiness was known to he r husband is uuc er taia , but i t st'ems imi>otteibIe th a t he was not cognizant of th e dreadful fact. At all events the H krai.o 's exposure p u t an end to it and stopi>ed a eonsid-erablo i>ortion of h e r gha s t ly income. She had a remiu'k ible tas te for poetry and moonlight walks,which she oft. u iil-liilged in greatly to h e r h u sband's wou-der. A row usually hap|>oned when she returniHl, b u t she generally came ofl' victor, aud he r husband was obliged to seek shelter from h. r e loquence benuith the ImhI clothes. Thougli he is a good sized mau he sto d in mortal fe ar of her. The house was not enlivened by baby laughte r nor little steps and ,Vlrs Seefey (ii»enly neglect d he r own hinisehcld for th e c ire of anoth.'r . She left him to care for himself while she lUiinag.-d the alTiitrs of ( leorge Bradley, a well digger of P in e street. She ouc.e helped <mt a di iughter of this mau ill the manne r already described and since tha t time a mutual fri.-iidship existeil Iwtweeu them. The S.e ley iV mestic af f iirs finally beoan e nuU!«rub:e aud lai>t Wednemiay the 8Un •set f.irever ou th e i r to tte r in g househo'd. Seeley took u p q u a r te r s with Bradley, wlio lias a large mothcrlei-s family, and Seeley is boarding ou J ew elry street, iTlius th ey are living at the extreme en.ls of the t'lwu while a thousand tongu -s a re telling of the rupture.! household where sueh devilish wm k was tran.siieteil. Last night a I I k k . \ i .i > repor te r visited the Bradley house to get Mrs. Seeley''s side o f the story. She was o u t ,a young well digger said, who was .scratching on a violin, evidently to f r ighten the ra ts wjiich scurried through the fences. Neither could .Seeley he located. I l ls wife yesterday visited Attorney Root, and perhaps the divorce cour t will lie set in motion to dissolve her niatriinoiii.'tl liond.s, and then she will become Mrs. Bradlev- Mrs. .Seeley's well was sunk by Braiiley aud na tura lly their friendship is deep. A DIFFERENT STORY FROm'BRAZIL Tli«> U<>|>o%itir»ii » f I>oni IV iI ro uh!^ NuI Uiii U io t. New YiiiiK, Dec. 7.—Passengers on the steamer Finanot? which ai rived today fr.mi Brazil tell a story of n o t in g in that country which if true would go to show th a t file deposiiion of Dom Pedro WHS not enti re ly IdoodleHs. A newspa|H'r calleil The G IoI h>, p u b lish. d a t MHi'aiilmni, pasti'd u p a bul letin announcing the depnsiiig of the Empe ror and otiier fa^Ms in eonnection with the change of government. As soon as the p.i.ple read it th a t portion iu sympathy w.tli th e Empe ror grew wild with excitement and r.ige. In a shor t time a g re a t crowd 1 rnied with pistols, sioiK-s nii.l bludgeons gathered in frmit of The (JIoIki ollice, and their threa tening ih'ineanor so m brought the military t > the scene. At sicht of the soldiers they iH-came more furious and a volley o f blank ear-tridues from the soldiers was met hy a shower of ston<'s and other missiles. Two of the soldiers were killed al the lirst lire o f the inoh. The remaining soldiers then lired lilled car t r idges into I'l'owd killing six aud seriouyly woiiiid-ini; twelve o f ihu r ioters. Tiie oiliers turniHl and tied. LE.1DER L.\1D AWAY. FIREOXARIVERPROXT t h e • f a t h e r o f THE CONFEDERACY" A STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S DOCK BURNS FALLS AT LAST. TO THE WATER'S EDGE. JpflVrnon U a r ls ' lliMly VivMpd liy Thou- ■and.s V n t f r d a y — P ro e lum a tlo n s la^upd by Many G o v r rn o rs— .Mass McptlnBs A ll TIirauKh t h e S o u t h . HE SHOT HER THROUGH THE HEART \ I'raiikllii I'hIIs iliilt her KIIU a Wiiiimn III Kl\«.>, , Ki iaski.in Kai.i.s, N. Jl,, Dec. 7, M.'idisoii I*. Colhy, aged X't, a butcher, lo-ility sliot aud killetl Mrs. William Koiirtei-, an estimable lad^ of (Ml years. In Him hitter's house, and in the ure.»ence of lier two daughturs. There has been Iroiilile for years past lielweeli the hllslutud of Ihi Woman and (!olby over the Imundary line lielweeli llieir lots. While under the intlllenee id li.plor he called al Kour-ter 's house in the mrnier 's absence 'iiid E F F E R SO N DA-vis' body, all tha t is lef t of the " F a th e r of the C'onfedracy'' lay iu s ta te iu New Orl e a n s yesterday, guarded by a di luble ar ray of soldiers. Thousands vieweii it, and telegram.s of syiup ithy to the liereaved wife p o u n d in hour ly. F o r two hours last n ight the Hiciuu>'s si>ecial wire was ologged with messages of proclamutious issu.'d aud resolutious of sorrow m ule iu the so u th ern states. Govs. Fleming of Flo r id a and Seay of Alabama have issued proclamations calling upon th e people to assemble and join in memorial st-rvices in honor of the dead mun. Gov. Gordon of ( teorgia Iiils inaugurated a movement to raise SI*N),- 000 for the family aud to pay Mr. Davis' debts, amouutiug to S'11,000. At Danville, Va. tlie cour t adjonrneil as a t r ib u te of respect; at Denver, Col., Chairman Brannon of the Republican s ta te committee hoisted the stars and strijies full mas t over his oili.ie; Jlrs. Fretleriek F.iirfax of Washington dra[H'd ner home iu cra|ie ind Ih • co fisier ite cnloi-s. At Charleston an i!;iiu*eis • ni s met^ting wa.s h Id last night a:id a me morial service will lie held \Ved.ie.-.'.ay. KENTUCKY WANT'S JEFF DAVIS' BODY. A IS c a i i t i f i i l Sit** i n <« Loui .'^vi t le C em e t e r y S e t e i ' t e d a in l O nVre i l . L oi' i.sville, Ky., Dec. 7—There is a very strong pioliability th a t the reiuain.s of the late .letf Davis »ill be laid to rest in this city. The great confe lerute leade r was born in Tisld county, Kentucky, aiul <m th e occasion of his last visit tn his native state he is said to have ex-pres. sed the wish that lie be burietl in th is state. He very recently e r tc ted a l iaudsimiechur . il iu To !d county near his birthplace. The Coiifcdei-ateMemLc r ial lussociation of Kentucky this morning sent the fyllowinj; tcKgi'am to Mrs. Jcff.-wou D.ivLs, •The pe pie o f Kentiir^ky re v f reare the name of your laiiK'iiitMl hu<hajid and fc«l u pr ide m lh<' tac'tot bciii? a iiativb of this .^-tate. 1 a:n dt> r^cted uy ihe Cyufedemle H^istn iatioii of Ki*n- Uicky aiHi by ihff <>f Louisville t»» respectfully advii^eyou that th*y huve t«Hcureii f«»r you in Cave Hill<*enu'tery ihe beuuttful lot forme lv spl :i?-i<le for Presi'-ein Zacliary Taylor, but lu vor tiwKl. aDd ho-; of you that they be honored hy having you bury here the remains of Mr. J i t le r so h Davi>. liKoiu.K B. E.iHTi.v. PrcMdent. T he spot selected is the most b e au t i ful one in the cemetery, i t was set aside about th ir ty years a "o by P re s i dent T.iylor, f a th i r of ^Iis. JetTerson Davis, but the dying' hero of Buena Vista de.sired to he biirit d on his farm about S! Ven miles west of this city aud the lot in Cave l l l l l c em f t t ry has never been useil. JEFERSON DAVIS AND THE TORIES. Four Mpu Klll«d and Many People In» J i i re d -A Loss of «'.iao,oo0. r a l ly In a u red -T h e Steamship Hoi-laad Towed o u t of Daiifcer. T h e y ( '«»mpiire t h e N e e e ' t s io n i s tn o f 18<»1 t » t h e r :« r t ie l l i t eH o f 1SS!». rCopvriL'htvjl <'iihle to th - Stshav I Irrald 1 L dxiiox. Dec. 7.—T h e Tor ies arc making full use of the death of.refferson Davis as the occasion o f reading a le s son to Amer ica in which they compare the Secessionists o f IsOl to the I 'a rne l l - ites o f I8ti9. This done they proceed through the medium of thidr newspaper orirans to warn the people o f the I 'nited States .against tiieir d anger o f making the same mist:ike with r e sa rd to the reliellioiis I rish th a t the English made dur ing the American rebel lion w ith regard to the southern se-ceders. The logic of their arguments is as dif-ticult to discern as the analogy they profess t.i have di.scovered cuniiuittiug the two di'Conteiited people.-, to courses eipially niijn.stitiable, b u t the o p p o r tu n ity fiirnislie.l by the de ath of the con- I'cder ite chieft nil to res.'iit the patiiot-i-' Ui of the Irish iii .Vmerica was too go«)d to go unimproved. Sl.tiiley lllaniril fur Kinlii I*i>..Iiu'h lli-iiih, <i'opvrii!hti*d ('ahle to the liiRAiD.) I jOSPON, ])ec. 7.—The Gernnin press are unanimous in throwing upon Stan-le, v the bl'inie for Ihe regri ttalile accident to Emiu and .somu of them go so fur as to hint th a t the pacha's death wouhl not 1m« nn iiiiweloome event to " some (H-rii'tis" whose d . td re to rea) Ihe side U'lielit and w i / e Ihe full honor of the journey from Emin's camp to It'giimoyo would brisik no ordinary ini-pii< limenl. Indoi'd, it is sugL'csted by one journal that the fii 't that E llin res- ("lie I Stanley insteail of the latter nv^Mi-ing the Pasha is probably among th" disclosures feared an.l suught to Ih- su p pressed, lll> O t r r ia a l Kiiteil IINI.IIp. Nk'v BntiiiiroN, S. I. D.e. 7. M r . murdered th,) guveruor of the .S«i|i>r.'i S n u g llarb.ir was shot at this evening by a former inm ite of the place iiam.'d .\n-h rsnn who hml U'cn expello.l^for in- ......... '■ \::;k Tuii Mill'll r ia . tr i* »iiiii. ).a'<snl throiudi Ihe think o \e r 'o a t wliicli Nijw VoiiK, Dec. 7..^ Pie»i.leiit Ward I .Mr, Tra kw o 'e , and a nutulii r o f papers I the IhHtlhelhisid Ilf li'ise Iliill I 'liiV. rs intoniiisl a I 'l l 'ed Pres-i le wr ier ti night that he ha.I siie.'ee h'd ii o'lliiin-iiig the signidiires of I t .e k h y of Ihe PittsbiirgK and Wevhi i igof the ,Kthletie team to play witli th e BrotherhiMHi, Weyhiiig Is to ^ilay with the Biooklyn BrotherhiHsl t c m and Uiokley with tip' I 'ittkburgk, 111 the p.s'ltet of an iiisnle eoat an.l only made a slight abrasion of the skin of the alslo'iieii oil the ri({lit side. .Vudeisoii was iirri s tnl, fr'tilr t«H«i \ \ « WAMIlMirti.N, Dee. 7.—For Mas.oftchtl-nulls and Conneciii'iit, fair, wa rm e r ; wiithcr ly winds. N ew T okk, D>-c. 7. H E NATIONAL L i n e Ste amship company's dock a t P ie r 39, North River, took fire at 1 o 'clock this a f ter noon and b nrned to the water's edge. At least fonr blackened dead bodies were taken from th e ruins. Many more people were badly burned, .some of whom are lik-ily t,> die. I t wius the most disastrous fire ou the river front in some time F u r two hours th e tire resisteil the efforts of nearly the enti re force of engines below I 'oiirtC' util stre et and seriously th re a t ened the adjacent piers. T h e steamship Holland, belonging to the National Line eoiupHuy, lay at he r be r th a t the nor th side of the pier when the tire was discovered. By quick work she wa.s r e moved from her dangerous i>ositiou a a d towed to the Je r sey side. Exactly how the tire occurred is a mystery but th e officials of thecompanir th in k that it was due to spontaneoa.s combustion among a lot of cottou ou th e pier. T he sp re ad of the fire before it was discovered and the conlideQce of the dock lalv>rers that they could exciii- I'uish it without the aid of outside ap-l> aratiis gave tiie flames a t remen Ions headway. Before the men were really awar.< of it the westerly end o f the dock w.h -i burning mass, and such of the labore ■ as esc.-ined had to Uee for th e i r very lives. I t was then th a t mo.st o f the ii were injured. Those who ilid not escape a t th a t time were overpowered by the smoke and fell senseless !ind dying in th e i r tracks. T hree a la rms w.m-.? turned in fin.-illy and tlie fire boats su u-nioned. After strenous efl'orta on J f 'n part o f the firemen the flames were sub-lued a t 4 o'clock and the btMlieS o f llie four victims were conveyed to tlio morgue. T h e I t i -a d a r e : . Iame.1 Barry, watclinian. wtiile. W venrs old. Ricliar.l Jolinson, colored, foreuian, ♦ ) yeai* old. mitrrled (ieorge Bootcer. colored. tone:>horsin<iD. tlume> Wbalt-n, while, carpenter. T h e I i ^ u r e d a r e : John Hopiion, co.'ored. mar r ied, longiihor'^m.in. tiiidly I r iinr fd.cindl t ion precarious. Sainu.-l Digi:«. colored, TO years old, mar r ied, lotii^sh.irenian. si'niiu!ily burned. Frederii-n WiilianH, while. I!l years old, carpen-le r. biidly hnrnt'd but will recover. Hall .ick Kipp, while, clerk, serionsly burned, will recover. Gilbert Kanner . colon d. 'iZ years old, loii.v sh.irenian. burned and cut . will recover. .Tohn lloiKhni:. while 5rt years old, cngin -e , bun.e.l about face, will recnver. Rdberl Wallace, while, 9H year* old. li remi t, overcome hy sninke. will recover. Besides the above persons, who were taken to St. V in .e n t 's hospital, ther.j were ha lf a dozen or so w-ho wer4 slightly burned alxiiit the face and han.ls. .•\mons these were several tirem-'n. T h e re is only one person unaccounted for out o f the 200 employed on the pier, the eleva tor lioy, .James McGuire. I t is thoiigiit, however, th a t he got out all right and went to his home. The loss could not tie definitely iv^certained but it is thoii£ht will exceed §230,000, on which there is a full insnrance. TWO^FAMILIES BROKEN UP.' Mr s . A n d r e w .1. W m i i lw a r i ' N ow E n t e r .* S u i t f o r l> iv o r r « . Mrs. Andrew J . Woodward ha-'>, through her a ttorney, N. R. Bron.sou, entered suit for absnluto divorce from her husbiiid, aud the ease will come up a t the next terra of th e sui>erior court. The groiunl ou which the petition is ba.seil is adultery. The c i.se is the outcome of th e scandal which wrecked Isith the Woixlwaril home and tha t of Willinr G.iiiu's a week ago and was ciiused by Woxlward's adulterous relations with Ga ines's wife. When these relations were exjiosed WiMslward tle.1, and his whereabouts now is a ma t te r of c injecture. Mr. a lines eiitere.l su i t for divorc." from his wife the dav a f ter the discovery and the Woislward ciuso will only he a repetitiou of it. Itoth Gaines and Mrs. Woodwanl are entitli>il to the deepest syiupntliy in their troubles, and it g(M's without .saying th a t there will be no coutestiug the putitioijs. IN THE SPORTING WORLD T h e " r r l b " «'lul» Is iii» .More.—. \ n I 'n - l i i r h y l lo i t r i l lnK H o u s e .Mi s t re s s . Tim Meara. Ed. NcDonald and the dog "Criti" arc relegated to pr ivate life owing to the f.ict th a t the ••Crib" club has disbanded and is now a th in f o f the (i.-\st. I f the old riHiniH in the post ofHcw hloek could only talk they e o i^ l unfold a tale that Would make o u r re ade rs' hair stand. The club had a short, t!irilling c are er of a litti" over two months, and there was more giHsI scrapping there dur ing llie linii) tlian in the whole st;ite for a year. ,roe Williams jiiiiiiie.l the town last week. I t is reiHirteii th a t the lady that iresiiles over tlie (,'anal s t re e t iMiardIng loiise, noted for its vihhI tahle, mourns ,loe to the extent o f jll«. Bv the wav. " Swipes'' also forgot tr» •.ettle his Imnii'iI thei-e, ainoiintln;{ to f 15. ind got in to other siiupli.- folks to_ tim tune o f alHiiit f 100 beCoro leaving. This iHiarilIng hoii-.e mistress got l.udljr bit bv Mime o f the peilestrians. Sporting lifo t ia ' its b i t te n ie o H» «-iill as swi>et.s. l*e «i|. Altoon*. 1*1.. Dec. 7.— 'lishop t^uigg; I divd here to-Usf.
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text: LEGAL_24841006.3 What Weight Should Municipally Initiated Guideline Documents Be Given in Land Use Planning Approvals? Mary Flynn-Guglietti 1a McMillan LLP LEGAL_24841006.3 TABLE OF CONTENTS DESCRIPTION PAGE Introduction..................................................................................................................................... 1 What are Municipal Guidelines? .................................................................................................... 2 The City of Toronto Tall Building Design Guidelines (TBDG)..................................................... 4 How Do The TBDG Relate to the City of Toronto Official Plan? ................................................. 6 Is the Dundas Residence Inc. v Toronto (City) decision consistent with Board Jurisprudence on the weight to be afforded to municipally initiated guidelines?....................................................... 7 A Discussion of the CHC MPAR Church Holdings Inc. v Toronto (City) Decision.................... 11 Conclusion .................................................................................................................................... 13 Page | 1 LEGAL_24841006.3 What Weight Should Municipally Initiated Guideline Documents Be Given in Land Use Planning Approvals? Introduction The issue of what weight should be given to municipally initiated guideline documents in land use planning approvals has been the subject of significant debate over the years. In the recent decision of the Ontario Municipal Board (the "Board") in Dundas Residence Inc. v Toronto (City), Member Sutherland ruled in favour of the abutting landowner, Amexon Development Corporation ("Amexon") in finding that the Dundas Residence Inc. ("DRI") tall building tower must incorporate a 12.5 metre setback to the Amexon south property line in order to achieve a total separation distance of 25 metres between tall towers as contemplated by the City of Toronto Tall Building Design Guidelines, 2013 (the "TBDG")1 . DRI filed a Leave to Appeal application of the decision to the Divisional Court on the grounds that the Board erred in law by according inappropriate weight to the TBDG. The matter was scheduled to be heard by the Divisional Court on February 7, 2016 but has been adjourned to March 10, 2016 to allow the parties to continue "without prejudice" settlement discussions. I had hoped that at the time of writing this paper we would have the Divisional Court's ruling on the leave application, regretfully that is not the case. In the absence of a Divisional Court decision this paper will review the existing jurisprudence that addresses what weight should be accorded to municipal guidelines in the land use planning process and 1a The author gratefully acknowledges the research assistance provided by Lauren Ray, Student-at-law, in the preparation of this paper. 1 Dundas Residences Inc. v Toronto (City) (21 July 2015) PL141461, at paragraph 89, online: Ontario Municipal Board < http://elto.gov.on.ca/omb/e-decisions-omb/>. Page | 2 LEGAL_24841006.3 review whether the Dundas Residence Inc. v Toronto (City) decision establishes a different threshold. The main focus of the paper will be with respect to the City of Toronto TBDG. What are Municipal Guidelines? Land use planning approvals in the province of Ontario are governed by a policy hierarchy. The statutory framework is set out in the Planning Act2 (the "Act") which requires municipalities and approval authorities to ensure that all land use planning decisions are consistent with provincial statements and conforms with provincial plans such as the Growth Plan and the Provincial Policy Statement. In addition, the Act sets out a rigorous approval process for official plans and zoning by-laws. Municipally initiated guidelines, unless approved as an official plan policy, do not enjoy the same legal status as in force official plan policy or zoning by-laws. As stated by the Associate Chair of the Board, Lee in Toronto (City) By-law No. 438-86, Re: "...guidelines are not part of the Plan unless the Plan has been specifically amended to incorporate them. They simply are not the same as the enshrined Official Plan policies. They have not been tested by the vigour of the evaluation process pursuant to the Planning Act. As such, they do not enjoy the same legal status of the effective Official Plan or zoning by-law."3 Therefore municipally initiated guidelines that are not part of a municipality's official plan are not policy within the statutory framework of the Act. In fact section 126.96.36.199 of the City of Toronto Official Plan states that guidelines will be adopted to advance the vision, objectives and policies of its official plan and express Council policy, but are not part of the official plan 2 Planning Act , RSO 1990, c P-13, as amended. 3 Toronto (City) By-law No. 438-86, Re (2014), 25 MPLR (5th) 150, 83 OMBR 109, at 29. Page | 3 LEGAL_24841006.3 unless the Plan has been specifically amended to incorporate them4 . The City of Toronto TBDG are not specifically incorporated in the City of Toronto Official Plan. If a guideline is not specifically incorporated in a municipality's official plan what role does the guideline play in the municipal approval process? Board Member Rossi in One-Ten Yorkville Ltd., Re, describes the role of guidelines as follows: "...the Board views guidelines as providing expression to a municipality's way of thinking when it comes to reading municipal policies in the assessment of general planning considerations and development applications widely. Guidelines cannot replace policy nor should they be elevated to the level of policy. They can serve, however, to give weight to policy considerations where they further delineate municipal areas and suggest how development should proceed in these areas."5 In Toronto (City) By-law No. 438-86, Re, Associate Chair Lee describes the role of guidelines as follows: "A punctilious insistence on the requirements of the guidelines without a thoughtful and responsive evaluation, in the Board's view, may have results less than felicitous. Nonetheless, designers and decision-makers such as Council or the Board should have regard for the Guidelines by evaluating their intents and in their applicability, attribute the requisite weight to inform one's opinion. It should be treated as a tool; not a millstone."6 In reviewing numerous Board decisions it is clear that the Board consistently acknowledges that municipally initiated guidelines that do not form part of a municipality's official plan, do not constitute policy under the Act and therefore are not given the same weight as official plan policy or zoning by-laws. However when read in concert with relevant municipal 4 Toronto City Planning, City of Toronto Official Plan, June 2015 Consolidation (Toronto: City of Toronto, 2015) at 18.104.22.168. pages 5-14. 5 One-Ten Yorkville Ltd., Re (2014), 82 OMBR 461, at 15. 6 Supra note 3. Page | 4 LEGAL_24841006.3 official plan policies, guidelines are considered an important tool that should not be discounted or overlooked.7 The City of Toronto Tall Building Design Guidelines (TBDG) On May 8, 2013, Council of the City of Toronto adopted updated city-wide tall building design guidelines. The TBDG integrate and build upon previous Council-adopted tall building guidelines and establish a unified set of performance measures for the evaluation of all tall building development applications city-wide. The TBDG update and replace the "Design Criteria for the Review of Tall Building Proposals" (2006), as well as consolidate and substantially replace the "Downtown Tall Buildings Vision and Performance Standards Design Guidelines" (2012). Area-specific aspects of the Council-adopted Downtown Guidelines remain in the consolidated and renamed "Downtown Tall Buildings: Vision and Supplementary Design Guidelines" (2013). These updated Downtown Guidelines apply together with the city-wide guidelines for those applications located within the applicable Downtown area boundary. A "tall building" is a building that is generally taller than the width of the adjacent street right-of-way or the wider of two streets if located at an intersection. As noted in the City of Toronto Official Plan, tall buildings are desirable in the right places but they don't belong everywhere. When poorly located and designed, tall buildings can physically and visually overwhelm adjacent streets, parks and neighbourhoods. They can block sunlight, views of the sky and create uncomfortable wind conditions in adjacent street, parks and open spaces.8 The TBDG focus on how the design of new tall buildings should be evaluated to ensure that tall buildings fit within their existing and/or planned context and limit local impacts. The 7 Supra note 5 at 14. 8 Supra note 4 at 3.1.3. pages 3-9. Page | 5 LEGAL_24841006.3 TBDG do not address where tall buildings should be located or how tall they should be on a specific site. As stated in the TBDG when it is determined that a tall building is supportable and represents "good planning", the TBDG apply to inform the site and building design.9 As noted on page 16 of the TBDG they are intended to provide "a degree of certainty and clarity of common interpretation, however as guidelines, they should also be afforded some flexibility in application, particularly when looked at cumulatively".10 The TBDG are not intended "to be applied or interpreted independently of each other, rather, each guideline requirement should be weighed across the board with the other guidelines and 'work together' to determine whether a tall building development application has successfully met the overall intent of these Guidelines and the Official Plan".11 The evolution of the TBDG has occurred over a number of years and after much analysis and study. As noted by Board Member Hefferon in Toronto (City) Zoning By-law No. 438-86, Re, he was reluctant to give little weight to the City of Toronto's urban design guidelines as he considered the guidelines to be a clear policy of City Council and he was satisfied by the persuasive evidence at the hearing that the guidelines were prepared with "great care and professionalism". 12 Even though the Board has consistently agreed that municipal guidelines, such as Toronto's TBDG, must be accorded some weight, the amount of weight to be applied will depend on the clarity of the guidelines, the guidelines relationship to existing official plan policies and zoning by-laws and the facts of each individual case. As eloquently stated by Associate Chair Lee in Toronto (City) By-law No. 438-86, Re, "a punctilious insistence on the 9 Toronto City Planning, Tall Building Design Guidelines, May 2013 (Toronto: City of Toronto, 2013) at page 10. 10 Ibid. 11 Ibid. 12 Toronto (City) Zoning By-law No. 438-86, Re, 2013 CarswellOnt 12198 (WL Can) (Ontario Municipal Board), at 194. Page | 6 LEGAL_24841006.3 requirements of the guidelines without a thoughtful and responsive evaluation, in the Board's view, may have results less than felicitous".13 In other words although the Board should have regard to municipal guidelines the guidelines should not be considered slavishly but rather in the overall context of the facts of the case and within the approved policies of the municipality. How Do The TBDG Relate to the City of Toronto Official Plan? The TBDG do not exist in a vacuum but rather flow from the Built Form policies of the City of Toronto Official Plan, wherein it states in the introduction to section 3.1.2 the following: "Great cities are built one building at a time, with each new building making a contribution to the overall urban design of the City. Developers and architects have a civic responsibility to create buildings that not only meet the needs of the clients, tenants and customers, but also the needs of the people who live and work in the area who will encounter the building in their daily lives.....Developments must be conceived not only in terms of the individual building site and program, but also in terms of how that site, building and its facades fit within the existing and/or planned context of the neighbourhood and the City. Each new building should promote and achieve the overall objectives of the Plan."14 Section 3.1.3 of Toronto's Official Plan specifically sets out the policies applicable to tall buildings. The tall buildings policies state that "tall buildings come with larger civic responsibilities and obligations than other buildings". 15 In order to ensure that tall buildings fit within their existing and/or planned context and limit local impacts, additional built form principles will be applied to the location and design of tall buildings. Section 220.127.116.11 requires that tall building proposals will, at minimum, address key urban design considerations that include demonstrating how the proposed building and site design relate to the existing and/or planned context, as well as the tall building's relationship to other tall buildings. 13 Supra note 3. 14 Supra note 4 at 3.1.2. pages 3-6. 15 Ibid at 3.1.3. pages 3-9. Page | 7 LEGAL_24841006.3 It is clear from reviewing the Built Form and Tall Building policies of the City of Toronto Official Plan that the objective that tall buildings are appropriately designed is necessary to meet the policies of the Plan and that the guidelines are a tool to assist in determining if the official plan objectives have been met. Is the Dundas Residence Inc. v Toronto (City) decision consistent with Board Jurisprudence on the weight to be afforded to municipally initiated guidelines? DRI submitted an application for a zoning by-law amendment to amend the City of Toronto Zoning by-laws to rezone a 0.29 acre property at 175-191 Dundas Street East and 235 Jarvis Street to a site specific zoning to permit a 47-storey mixed-use building. DRI appealed its rezoning application pursuant to s. 34(11) of the Act on the basis of Council's failure to make a decision within the statutory timeframe. At the commencement of the hearing Counsel for the City of Toronto informed the Board that the City fully supported the DRI rezoning application. Amexon, the owner of lands municipally known as 225 Jarvis Street, which lands immediately abuts the DRI site to the south, requested and was granted party status to the hearing. The Amexon property is 1.14 acres in size and the site of the existing 14-storey Grand Hotel. The existing Grand Hotel is located 20 metres ("m") from the DRI property line. Amexon filed a rezoning application to redevelop its site for a mixed use development consisting of a 47-storey tower encompassing the retention of most of the existing Grand Hotel. The Amexon redevelopment proposal establishes a 12.5 m setback from the DRI property line. The DRI development proposal consists of a podium with a setback of 1.71 m from the Jarvis Street lot line to provide a 6 m sidewalk. The ground floor will be setback an additional 1.29 m along Jarvis Street and 1 m along Dundas Street. The tower steps back at the fifth floor Page | 8 LEGAL_24841006.3 providing a 3 m setback from the Jarvis and Dundas Streets lot line, 3 m from the east property lot line and 5 m from the south property lot line (the Amexon property). The proposal envisions an FSI at 29 times the area of the lot. Amexon did not object to the DRI redevelopment of its lands save and except for the tower set back of 5 m to the Amexon property line. As noted by the Board in its decision, the issue of appropriate built form "proved one of the key issues at the hearing". 16 The Board heard evidence from both DRI's planner and the City planner that the appropriate separation distance between tall towers in the TBDG is 25 m and this standard is appropriate and applicable to the assessment of the DRI application. Both the DRI site and the Amexon site have been identified in OPA 82 as potential sites for a tall building.17 In order to achieve a 25 m setback between two tall towers can only be achieved if Amexon "pushes its proposed building 20 m from the property line rather than the council approved 12.5 m since DRI's property is too small to comply with council approved policy". 18 The Board further noted that "in other words, the DRI proposal only will work within the guidelines if part of its necessary setback is taken from the Amexon property – which will mean that Amexon will not be able to develop its own property with a potentially appropriate tower development the way it wishes".19 The Board accepted the evidence of Amexon's urban design witness and specifically his opinion that the relevant sections of the Official Plan and the TBDG would not support a tall building at the scale envisioned by DRI on its site. He stated that the application as submitted, 16 Supra note 1 at 24 17 City of Toronto OPA 82 establishes the Garden District Area Specific Policy for the area generally bounded by Carlton Street, Sherborne Street, Queen Street East and Jarvis Street. OPA 82 was approved by Toronto City Council on April 2, 2015 and appealed to the Board by seven (7) landowners. The hearing has not been scheduled (PL150374). 18 Supra note 1 at 41. 19 Ibid at 42. Page | 9 LEGAL_24841006.3 fails to follow important TBDG provisions including setback, stepback and small site guidelines and as a result would have major detrimental impacts on the neighbouring properties as well as the adjacent public realm. He also concluded that although City staff agree that 25 m is the acceptable standard for a separation distance between two tall towers he found no planning justification that the standard should be split unevenly, and in fact the TBDG recommends a minimum tower setback of 12.5 metres from property lines to achieve the ultimate separation distance of 25 m. 20 The Board also agreed with Amexon's urban designer that no evidence had been supplied to demonstrate that the criteria for tall buildings had been established through a block by block analysis rather than a site by site analysis. The Board concluded that it had heard no good planning or urban design justification for allowing an oversized development on an undersized lot. The Board at pages 11 and 12 of the Decision carefully reviews the relevant Built Form and Tall Buildings policies of the City's Official Plan prior to determining the weight to be afforded to the TBDG. In determining what weight to afford the TBDG the Board noted the following: "All parties acknowledged that the TBDG are guidelines and not policy. They are, as Mr. Freedman stated, intended to assist in the implantation of the OP policies for built form and tall buildings and establish a unified set of guidelines for the evaluation of all tall building development applications across the City. In short, the TBDG inform the built form policies of the OP and assist in their implementation. They can neither be ignored nor their relevance dismissed or downplayed."21 Ultimately the Board determined that in the final analysis the two issues upon which its decision turns was the question of "whether the proposed building is too big for the subject property, and whether it is reasonable to make up for the inadequacies of the subject property by effectively, and without consultation, taking land from Amexon to make it fit and, by so doing 20 Ibid at 75. 21 Ibid at 51-52. Page | 10 LEGAL_24841006.3 making it impossible for Amexon to develop its property with a potentially appropriate tower development in the manner it wishes".22 Based on the facts and evidence of the case presented at the hearing the Board concluded as follows: "Guidelines are indeed just guidelines, but the TBDG have, quite justifiably, weighed heavily in the City's consideration of development applications. They inform the OP and the implementation of its policies. Mr. Smith stated that the TBDG are intended to facilitate tall buildings, not to be used to preclude them. But, the TBDG are clear that not every site is suitable for a tall building, and that tall buildings must meet the Built Form policies of s. 3.1.2 of the OP which emphasize the importance of ensuring that new development fits within its existing and/or planned context. The Board does not consider the TBDG sacrosanct. There is sometimes need for flexibility. In the application before it, however, the City applied the 25 m setback vigorously, giving to one Party while taking from another. The PPS (2014) and the Growth Plan both encourage intensification, but not intensification at all costs. It is not necessary or desirable to over-intensify individual development sites in order to accommodate growth projections. In this regard, the Board is persuaded by the opinions of Mr. Freedman and Mr. Gagnon that the application, as it stands, represents over-intensification, and in so doing, undermines the policies of the PPS, GP and specifically the OP as it relates to Built Form and development within Mixed Use Areas.... …The proposal cannot achieve the 25 m separation distance on its own site. If that distance is not achieved, light, view, skyview, privacy and wind issues ensure, exacerbated by the scale of the proposed DRI building. The application fails to meet the Built Form objectives of the OP."23 The Board allowed the appeal in part but withheld its order pending receipt of a modified proposal from the Applicant that incorporates a 12.5 m setback from the south property line. A careful review of Sutherland's decision illustrates that her approach regarding the appropriate weight to assign the TBDG is consistent with Board jurisprudence. 22 Ibid at 58 23 Ibid at 69-71, 83. Page | 11 LEGAL_24841006.3 A Discussion of the CHC MPAR Church Holdings Inc. v Toronto (City) Decision In November of 2015 Member Rossi refused a rezoning application filed by CHC MPAR Church Holdings Inc. for a 32-storey, mixed use development to be located on lands municipally known as 412 Church Street in the City of Toronto. The applicant was proposing to build a fourstorey podium with commercial and retail uses at grade, together with a 28-storey tower, creating a structure at 32-storeys overall. The four-storey podium component of the tower would abut the heritage-designated Stephen Murphy Houses and Store to the north at a separation distance of 0 metres. The proposed building base would be set back from the adjacent low-rise McGill Granby residential neighbourhood to the west by 7.7 metres. The tower would be set back 10 metres from the westerly property line that abuts the low-rise neighbourhood. The tower would be set back 2.5 metres from the Church Street frontage and 2.0 metres from the McGill Street frontage. The north façade of the tower would be built flush with the north-abutting property line at 414 Church Street. The applicant appealed its rezoning application to the Board on the basis of Council's failure to make a decision in a timely manner. The application was opposed at the Board by the City, the owner of 414 Church Street and residents from the McGill Granby neighbourhood. Member Rossi in his written reasons stated that the main issue for the Board to determine would be the impacts of the project on the adjacent listed and designated heritage structure. 24 Rossi stated that "The Board had to be satisfied that the proposed development offers workable and supportable planning, architectural and design responses in relation to 414-418 Church Street 24 CHC MPAR Church Holdings Inc. v Toronto (City), (23 December 2015) PL141140, at paragraph 9, online: Ontario Municipal Board < http://elto.gov.on.ca/omb/e-decisions-omb/>. Page | 12 LEGAL_24841006.3 and 86 McGill Street and that these had sufficient and satisfactory regard for the applicable heritage polices of the relevant planning documents".25 Ultimately after reviewing the evidence of various land use planners, urban design/architectural witnesses and heritage witnesses, the Member refused the application concluding that the proposed tall building with "minimal setbacks, lack of appropriate transition and failure to respond to the particular development limitations and heritage factors of its immediate context all serve to confirm that this development does not represent good planning".26 Of particular interest in this case was the Member's review of the various policies and municipally initiated guidelines relevant to his decision. The Member concluded that section 2.6 of the Provincial Policy Statement, 2014 required that significant built heritage resources shall be conserved.27 As well the Member reviewed various policies of the City of Toronto's Official Plan specifically, section 3.1.5, being the Heritage Conservation section that emphasizes the importance of cultural heritage features. Lastly the Member reviewed the role of various municipal guidelines and noted as follows: "Instructive to the Board is a trio of municipal guidelines that informs the built form policies of the City's Official Plan and assists in their implementation. Guidelines such as these are applied during the evaluation of proposals in the development approval process and the City uses these to advance its Official Plan policies, goals and objectives…….. The various municipal guidelines are not simple documents; they cannot be so easily relegated to some lesser and inconsequential reading when it comes to testing the appropriateness of development applications in the policy context. Invariably, the Board acknowledges that the following guidelines are not policy in the sense of official plan instruments and policies are accorded greater weight. Nevertheless, guidelines assist in the implementation of the Official Plan policies for built form and tall buildings and serve as a unified set of guidelines for the evaluation of all tall 25 Ibid at 11. 26 Ibid at 49. 27 Ibid at 24. Page | 13 LEGAL_24841006.3 building development applications. They help to translate the Official Plan's directions into desired outcomes for the design of buildings and in this case, for the conservation of heritage resources. No matter how the Applicant's counsel and witnesses submitted that the guidelines carry little determinative weight, these documents are important component considerations in the Board's overall evaluation of the appropriateness of the proposed development's design in relation to its surroundings. Accordingly, the Board deems it necessary to include the relevant considerations of these guidelines and yes, to evaluate how well the Applicant's proposal incorporates the approach and to accord weight to them given their role in interpreting the municipal policy context and insofar as the heritage conservation issue is concerned in this case. Lastly, the tenor of one set of these guidelines in particular as referenced below is replete with references to the importance of conserving the heritage attributes of heritage properties. This enable the Board to undertake what the Applicant's counsel called an entire and purposive reading of these materials just as it did with the policy documents".28 Ultimately the Member determined that the development proposal did not meet the policy documents nor the municipal guideline documents. In particular, the Member noted that a respectful separation distance is a critical component for conserving the heritage attributes of 414-418 Church Street. He found that a 0.0 metre setback of a large building with the much smaller heritage building would create an unacceptable impact on the north property and would "greatly impede any development opportunity for 414-418 Church Street however modest it might be and diminishes the attributes that make these buildings worthy of preservation".29 Conclusion Although the issue of what weight should be given to municipally initiated guideline documents in land use planning approvals has been a matter of some debate over the years it is clear from reviewing past and recent decisions of the Board that guidelines cannot be ignored. The Board acknowledges that municipally initiated guidelines that are not part of a municipality's official plan are not policy within the statutory framework of the Act. However, 28 Ibid at 31-32. 29 Ibid at 82. Page | 14 LEGAL_24841006.3 municipally initiated guidelines do express Council policy and are intended to advance the vision, objectives and policies of municipal Official Plans. Guidelines that flow from clear articulated Official Plan policies are considered an important tool that should not be discounted or overlooked. This does not mean that guidelines should be rigidly applied, rather, regard should be had to the guidelines and in particular their intent and relevancy to existing Official Plan policies. The applicability of weight to be applied to any particular guideline will depend on the facts of each case and the approved policies of the municipality.


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In one of the most famous cases, a man dressed as Spider-Man punched a police officer.
City chiefs have since proposed the characters are fingerprinted and licensed to help better regulate the anti-social behaviour.


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Little Green Cars were still in their teens when they were spotted and signed to Glassnote and recorded their widely-acclaimed 2013 debut Absolute Zero with producer Markus Dravs. That album changed their lives, taking the five former school friends on tour everywhere from Europe and Australia to Russia and the States, which they criss-crossed six times in three years.
Now all in their early 20s, Little Green Cars are both a different band and the same five friends who met every Sunday aged 15 in singer Stevie Appleby's garden shed to start writing songs. Those changes, their shared experiences and individual ups and downs are candidly documented in Ephemera, a gorgeous, grown-up album about, well, growing up.
Two deaths, relationship break-ups and their over two years' worth of touring are among the key events that inform Ephemera's richly-textured, harmony-soaked rock songs. While the impact of those events will change over time, the intense emotions they evoked live on in the music.
All the time the band were on tour, they were writing new songs, some of which they honed live. All the time they were changing, as were family and friends back home, whose lives they could sometimes no longer relate to. Stevie and Faye O'Rourke – the band's principal songwriters and interchanging lead vocalists – watched their love lives fall apart. All five questioned who they used to be and who they had become, not least guitarist Adam O'Regan, whose father passed away.
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