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STAFF REPORT ACTION REQUIRED Sign Variance Report 10 Marmac Drive Date: February 20, 2010 To: From: Chair and Members, The Etobicoke York Community Council Mark Sraga, Director and Deputy Chief Building Official Wards: Etobicoke North, Ward 2 Reference Number: 2010EY058 SUMMARY This staff report is about a matter for which the Community Council has been delegated authority from City Council to make final decision. Toronto Building received a Request for Approval of a Variance from Article I of Chapter 693, Signs, of the Toronto Municipal Code, from Graham Armstrong with Pattison Outdoor, on behalf of Pradeep Agawal of 1265346 Ontario Inc, the property owners. The request is to permit to erect a new V-shaped illuminated double sided third party ground sign containing LED digital displays with a face area of 32.51 sq. m (350 sq.ft) each and an overall heigth of 10.66 m (35ft) and within 400 meters of the limit of Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Ave. located at 10 Marmac Dr. RECOMMENDATIONS It is recommended that: 1. The Etobicoke York Community Council refuse the requested variance at 10 Marmac Dr. for the reasons outlined in this report. FINANCIAL IMPACT There are no financial implications resulting from the adoption of this report. Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 1

ISSUE BACKGROUND On June 5, 1998 City Council passed By-law 280-1998, Article I, Third Party Signs, Chapter 693 of the City of Toronto Municipal Code. Article I, Chapter 693 prohibits Third Party Signs on lands adjacent to the former provincial highways, transferred to the City by orders in Council 533/97, 534/97, 535/97 and 647/97. The lands affected by this By-law are any lands within 400 meters of any limit of the following sections of the former provincial highways; A. F. G. Gardener Expressway from Highway 427 to the Humber River. B. Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Avenue. C. Highway 2A from Highway 401 to Old Highway 2 (Kingston Road and Highway 2 from Highway 401 to the City of Toronto and Durham boundary. D. The portion of Highway 427 referred to as Eglinton Avenue: from The East Mall to point 0.5 kilometre east. During its regular City Council meeting on June 29, 30 and 31, 1998, Council adopted Clause 6 of the report No. 9 of the Urban Environment and Development Committee; an Interim Third Party Advertising Sign Minor Variance Process for Areas Abutting the F. G. Gardener Expressway (formerly the Queen Elizabeth Way), Eglinton Avenue West, Highway 2, Highway 2A and Highway 27. This adopted Sign Variance process included a recommendation that any applications involving minor variances from the By-law relating to the above referenced highways be brought to Community Council for approval by way of a report from staff and that staff use the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario Commercial Sign Policy (MTO Sign Policy) as a guideline when evaluating the merits of a sign variance application for the affected lands. COMMENTS The property is located in the former municipality of Etobicoke which is subject to the Etobicoke Zoning Code. Based on the Etobicoke Zoning Code the property is zoned Class 2 Industrial Zone (IC2). The applicant is proposing to erect a new V-shaped, illuminated third party ground sign, with LED digital display faces located 29 metres from the Highway 27 and next to an existing ground sign identifying the occupants of the property. The sign will consist of two sign faces in a V cofiguration. Each sign face will be 3.0 m x 10.66m (10 ft x 35 ft) with a sign face area of 32.51 m² (350 ft²). The overall height of the proposed ground sign is 10.66m (35.0ft). The new sign will be located 29 metres from HWY 27 on the west side Brockport Dr. south of HWY 409and within 400 meters of the limit of Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Ave. Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 2

Variance from Chapter 693 of the City of Toronto Municipal Code Article I of Chapter 693 of the City of Toronto Municipal Sign Code does not permit third-party signs on any lands within 400 meters of any limit of Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Avenue. The proposed sign does not comply with Article I of Chapter 693, Toronto Municipal Sign code in the following way: Sign By-law Section & Requirements (1)693-2 No person shall erect or use any thirdparty signs on any lands within 400 meters of any limit of the following sections of highway; B.- Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Avenue. Applicant s Proposal The proposed sign will be located approximately 29 meters from the highway right-of-way. Required Variance Sign to be located 29 meters from the highway right-of-way in lieu of the 400 meters required. Deviations from the MTO Sign Policy The applicant is proposing to erect a ground sign with trivision displays, within 29 metres of the Highway 27. This will result in the proposed sign exceeding height and distance limitations as contained in the MTO Commercial Sign Policy that has been adopted for use as guidelines when evaluating the merits of Sign Variance applications for signs within 400 metres of the Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Avenue. The applicant is proposing to erect a ground sign with a display area of 32.51 square metres for each face of the sign, within 29 metres of the Highway 27. The proposed size of the billboard ground sign does not comply with Article I, Third- Party Signs, Chapter 693 of the City of Toronto Municipal Codes, since it is located within 400 metres of the portion of the Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Avenue. It also does not comply with the Ministry of Transportation Commercial Sign Policy which is a guideline for the Interim Third Party Advertising Sign Minor Variance Process that was adopted by Council in 1998, in the following ways: Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 3

MTO Commercial Sign Policy (where posted speed more than 50 km/hr) (1) Signs over 30.19 square metres, but not over 60.39 square metres must be set back 84.0 m from the highway property line (2) No billboard sign shall exceed 8 meters in height above the ground (3) Changeable message signs* are not permitted on Billboard signs**. Applicant s Proposal The proposed sign with a sign area of 32.51 square metres will be located within 29 metres from the highway property line. The proposed sign is 10.66 meters in height. The proposed sign will be electronic digital LED sign (i.e., changeable message sign). Deviations from Guidelines Sign to be located 29 metres from the highway right-of-way in lieu of the 84.0 metres required under the MTO Commercial Sign Policy. The height of the sign will 2.66 meters higher than permitted under the MTO Commercial Sign Policy. To install an electronic digital LED sign (i.e., changeable message sign). The applicant is requesting to permit installation of a third party V-shaped ground sign with electronic digital LED display within 29 metres of Highway 27. This will result in the sign exceeding size, height and minimum setback as contained in the MTO Commercial Sign Policy that has been adopted for use as guidelines when evaluating the merits of Sign Variance applications for signs within 400 metres of the Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Avenue. The proposed ground sign with an electronic digital LED sign does not comply with Bylaw No. 280-1998 ( to prohibit third party signs, as an interim measure on lands adjacent to certain former provincial highways ) since it is located within 400 metres of the Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Avenue. It also does not comply with the Ministry of Transportation Commercial Sign Policy which is a guideline for the Interim Third Party Advertising Sign Minor Variance Process that was adopted by Council in 1998, in the following ways: * Changeable Message Sign is defined in the MTO Commercial Sign Policy as a sign that is capable of content change by means of mechanical or electronic input and includes the following; Electronic a changeable sign whose content can be changed by means of an electrically energised display matrix, such as an LED pixel board. ** Billboard signs are defined in the MTO Commercial Sign Policy as an advertising sign erected at a place where the goods and services advertised are not available on the property. Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 4

** Billboard signs are defined in the MTO Commercial Sign Policy as an advertising sign erected at a place where the goods and services advertised are not available on the property. Since January 2010 Toronto Building received a total of four sign variance applications to permit erection of third party billboards sings within the 400 meters of HWY27. The increased number of requests to permit erection of third party billboards along the short stretch of Highway 27 between Highway 401 and Steeles Avenue result in the proliferation of signs in the area. Therefore, it is recommended that Council deny the requested variance as it is not minor in nature. PROPOSED NEW SIGN BY-LAW On December 7, 2009 City Council approved a new harmonized Sign By-law that will come into force and effect on April 6, 2010.The following is an evaluation of this particular sign variance application against the new draft Sign By-Law requirements that would govern this particular sign. This evaluation has been done to assist Council in understanding how this proposed sign would compare to the new regulatory requirements contained in the proposed Sign By-law. One of the main features of the proposed Sign By-law is that the regulations governing signs are based upon the Sign District in which the sign is located. These Sign Districts align with the underlying land uses as envisioned in the Official Plan and will classify every property into a sign district and utilizes a series of maps to identify the various sign districts throughout the City. This approach is similar to the one being utilized by the new proposed City-wide Zoning By-law mapping. In the case of this sign variance application and the property on which the proposed sign is located it would be classified as a an E- Employment Sign District. Sign By-law Section & Requirements Applicant s Proposal Required Variance 694-24 Site-specific area restrictions. 694-24.A. (10). A third party sign shall not be erected or displayed or cause to be erected or displayed in whole or in part within; 400 metres of any limit of Highway 27 from Highway 401 to Steeles Avenue, transferred from the Province of Ontario in Council 535/97. Proposal is to permit a 3rdparty ground sign with an electronic digital LED display. To permit a third party sign within 29 metres of the Hwy 27. Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 5

694-25.B. E-Employment Sign district 694-25.B.(1)(a) The sign face area of a ground sign shall not exceed 20.0 square meters 694-25.B.(1)(b) The height shall not exceed 10.0 metres 694-25.B.(1)(c) The sign shall not be erected within any required setback of a building from street as regulated by the City s applicable Zoning Bylaw. Proposal is to permit a 3rdparty ground sign with a sign face area of 32.51 square meters. Proposal is to permit a 3rdparty ground with a overal heigth of 10.66 metres Proposal is to permit a 3rdparty ground sign to be erected 1.5 metres from the property line and within the limits of the reqiured setback. To permit a third party sign with a face area that exceed permitted are by 12.51 square meters. To permit a third party ground to exceed maximum permitted height by 0.66 meters. To permit a third party ground to be erected 1.5 metres from the property line whereas 4.5 metres are required. * Mechanical Copy Sign copy which physically moves in whole or in part and shall include tri-vision sign copy. CONTACT Galina Veltman, Manager, Plan Examination Tel: (416) 394-8042 Fax: (416) 394-8209 E-mail: veltman@toronto.ca Mark Sraga Director of Building and Deputy Chief Building Official The Etobicoke York District ATTACHMENTS: Attachment 1 Zoning Map Attachment 2 10 Marmac Dr. Attachment 3 Aerial Map Attachment 4 Site Plan Attachment 5 Proposed Sign Details Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 6

Attachment 1 Zoning Map Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 7

Attachment 2 10 Marmac Dr. Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 8

Attachment 3 Aerial Map Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 9

Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 10

Attachment 3 Site Plan Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 11

Attachment 4 Proposed Sign Details Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 12

Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 13

Applicant: Pattison Outdoor C/O Ernie Villamere 2285 Wyecroft RD. Oakville On L6L 5L7 Tel: 905 465 0114 evillamere@pattisonoutdoor.com Staff report for action 10 Marmac Dr. 14