AGENDA
THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE
ADMINISTRATIVE AND
CORPORATE SERVICES COMMITTEE
PUBLIC SESSION
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 11, 2006
7:00 P.M.
1. Memorials
and Prayer.
2. Roll Call and Apologies.
3. Approval of the Agenda
4. Declarations of Interest.
5.
Approval and
Signing of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held September 13, 2006
for PUBLIC SESSION. p.1-p.10
6. Presentations:
7. Delegations:
a) Frank Bruni, President,
West Lansing Home Owners Association regarding expropriation of 1
Botham.
b) Dan Amodio,
regarding a new facility at 1 Botham.
c) Tina McDowell, representing
the CSAC of Senator O’Connor Catholic Secondary School, regarding
accommodation for the students at Senator O’Connor.
d) Sylvia Santino,
representing the CSAC of Senator O’Connor Catholic Secondary School,
regarding accommodation for the students at Senator O’Connor.
8. Trustee Matters:
a) From
Trustee Carroll regarding the hiring of financial and program analyst(s)
and an RFP for services in regard to legal advice to the Board and for
employee and labour relations matters.
WHEREAS it is in the interest of the Board of Trustees
that advice on all matters be the most current
and comprehensive
IT IS MOVED THAT
1) the Board of Trustees retain, on a
fee-for-service contract, not to exceed 90 days without further
approval, the service(s) of financial and program analyst(s) to
undertake a complete analysis of the Board's budget, programs and
services related to revenue and expenditures and report directly to the
Board on all matters; (It is expected that the individual(s) retained
will be able to provide the Board with a detailed analysis by cost
centre of the revenue received for that activity, the cost of that
activity and the results of that activity)
- make
recommendations in regard to ongoing financial and program reporting;
(e.g. an electronic current Financial Information System (FIS) showing
expenditures to budget with variances and explanations)
- and those
additional items and issues that the Board may add;
- that the
individuals retained shall have access to any and all information and
staff they require or request;
2) that the Board issue
an RFP for services in regard to legal advice to the Board and for
employee and labour relations matters
- the RFP
is to be undertaken in the most expeditious manner possible with a
report, on all responses, to be presented to the Board no later than 30
days after the RFP is issued
- firms may bid on all or
portions of the RFP
- other
legal services (e.g.real estate) shall continue as they are until the
Board gives further notice
b) From
Trustee Kennedy regarding issues raised by the Senator O’Connor
community in regard to their accommodation.
WHEREAS
the community, staff and students of Senator O'Connor have raised issues
in regard to their accommodation
IT IS MOVED THAT staff, in
consultation with all interested parties, prepare a report, in a timely
manner, for the school Trustee, on how these issues can best be
addressed.
9. Unfinished Business:
10. Matters recommended by Sub-Committees requiring
Committee approval.
11. Matters
referred/deferred to this Committee by the Board and other Committees.
a) Report
regarding 1 Botham Road (northwest Quadrant Yonge Street and Hw. 401
Expropriation of Property (Referred to the
Committee by the Board at its meeting held
September 20, 2006). [SEE ITEM
13a)] p.11-p.18
That the Toronto Catholic District
School Board, as approving authority, approve the expropriation of 1
Botham Road, Toronto, and authorize the signing officers of Toronto
Catholic District School Board to execute all necessary certificates and
notices pursuant to the provisions of the Expropriations at, R.S.O.
1990, c. E.26, as amended.
This report
further recommends that Toronto Catholic District School Board approve
the following Resolution:
WHEREAS Toronto Catholic District School Board
has determined that it requires a site for an elementary school located
in the Sheppard Avenue and Yonge Street area of Toronto;
AND WHEREAS Toronto Catholic District School
Board, after investigation, has identified the following property as a
suitable site for an elementary school and has decided that the taking
is fair, sound and reasonably necessary for the achievement of its
objectives, and as a result, Toronto Catholic District School Board has
a need to expropriate the property for its purposes pursuant to the
Expropriations Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. E.26, as amended:
Part of Block X on
Registered Plan M-489, all of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 41 on Registered Plan
M468, Part of Botham Road (Closed by By-Law No. 18694) on Registered
Plan M-412, and Part of Lot 13, Concession 1, West of Yonge Street,
Geographic Township of York, all in the City of Toronto (formerly in
City of North York), being more particularly described as Parts 1 and 2
on Plan 66R-22395 (“the expropriation site”);
AND WHEREAS Toronto Catholic District School
Board, as expropriating authority, applied to its approving authority,
Toronto Catholic District School Board, under the Expropriations Act
R.S.O. 1990, C. E. 26, as amended, for approval to expropriate the
expropriation site in accordance with the Application for Approval to
Expropriate Land attached as Schedule “A” to this Resolution;
AND WHEREAS Toronto Catholic District School
Board, as approving authority, approves of the expropriation of the
expropriation site after due consideration and discussions of the merits
of the Application.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT Toronto
Catholic District School Board, as approving authority, hereby approves
the expropriation of the expropriation site by Toronto Catholic District
School Board, as expropriating authority, and authorizes its signing
officers to execute the Certificate of Approval attached as Schedule “B”
to this Resolution and all other required Certificates and Notices
prescribed under the Expropriations Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. E.26.”
Schedule “A”
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“Bxaons ct
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL
N THE
MATTER OF an application by
Toronto Catholic District School Board
80
Sheppard Avenue East, Toronto, ON M2N 6E8
(expropriating authority)
for
approval to expropriate land
being Part of Block X on Registered Plan M-489, all
of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 41 on Registered Plan M468, Part of Botham Road
(Closed by By-Law No. 18694) on Registered Plan M-412, and Part of Lot
13, Concession 1, West of Yonge Street, Geographic Township of York, all
in the City of Toronto (formerly in City of North York), being more
particularly described as Parts 1 and 2 on Plan 66R-22395, for the
purposes of an elementary school site, from Berkley Homes (Botham) Inc.
Toronto Catholic District School Board (approving authority) hereby
certifies that approval was given to Toronto Catholic District School
Board (expropriating authority)
on
the day of
, 2006 to expropriate the
following lands:
being Part of Block X on Registered Plan M-489, all
of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 41 on Registered Plan M468, Part of Botham Road
(Closed by By-Law No. 18694) on Registered Plan M-412, and Part of Lot
13, Concession 1, West of Yonge Street, Geographic Township of York, all
in the City of Toronto (formerly in City of North York),
being more particularly described as Parts 1 and 2 on Plan 66R-22395,
for the purposes of an elementary school site, from Berkley Homes (Botham)
Inc.
being the lands described in the application.
Toronto Catholic District School Board
80 Sheppard Avenue East, Toronto, ON M2N 6E8
(name of
approving authority)
Per:
Name:
Title:
Per:
Name:
Title:
Dated at
, this
day of , 2006.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg 363, Form 5.
“
12. Reports
of Officials and Special Committees for ACTION of the Board.
12. Reports
of Officials and Special Committees for ACTION of the Board.
a) Report
regarding Toronto District School Board Disposition of Surplus Property
Appian Centre 44 Appian Drive. p.19-p.27
That TCDSB advise the TDSB that it has no interest in the
subject property as this site would not be required for use by the
Board.
b) Report
regarding Toronto District School Board Disposition of Surplus Property
Glen Rush Public School 77 Glen Rush Boulevard.
p.28-p.36
That TCDSB advise the
TDSB that it has no interest in the subject property as this site would
not be required for use by the Board.
c) Report
regarding Toronto District School Board Disposition of Surplus Property
Earlscourt Jr. P.S. 21 Ascot Avenue/5 Year Lease Trustee Ward 6.
p.37-p.47
1.
That TCDSB advise the TDSB that it has failed to comply
with the requirements of the Joint Occupancy Agreement which has created
hardships and difficulties in the continuing operation of Stella Maris
Catholic Elementary School.
2.
That the TCDSB objects to the lease between the TDSB and Hudson College.
d) Report
regarding Inaugural Meeting. p.48
That
the Inaugural Board Meeting be rescheduled for Monday, December 4, 2006.
e) Report
regarding School Names and School Programs.
p.49-p.60
1. That policy S. 07
School Names be rescinded.
2. That
a replacement policy, S. 07 School Names, be approved as follows:
Policy:
1. TCDSB
schools shall be designated as either “Catholic Elementary or Catholic
Secondary School in their official school name, unless otherwise
approved by the Board.
2. A
TCDSB Catholic school shall be given the name of Our Lord, Our Lady, a
Saint, a Catholic tradition, a local parish church, a closed school, or
an exemplary Catholic person of local, national, international, or
historic significance.
Regulations:
(A) NEW SCHOOLS:
1. In
the naming of a new school each of the following shall be requested by
the local School Superintendent to submit to the Director of Education a
proposed name:
a) The
pastor in the name of his parish where the school will be located,
b) The
Catholic School Advisory Council, or where there is no Catholic School
Advisory Council the parents of the future students of the new school.
c) The
Superintendent of Education for the area where the new school is
located.
d) The
local trustee representing the TCDSB ward where the new school is
located.
2. The Archbishop of the
Toronto Diocese will be consulted as to the suitability of the names
submitted.
3. Subsequent to 1 and 2 the
Board shall select the name through the usual reporting procedure. The
report outlining the proposed names and their rationale, shall be
presented to the Administrative and Corporate Services Committee of the
Board for review and a decision on the name. The report shall include
the recommendation of the Director of Education, who after reviewing the
names submitted under
Regulations (A) 1.
(a)-(d), may also add a name to the list and the rationale.
Consideration of the
school name will be in accordance with numbers one and two of the
policy.
4. The exterior signage on
schools will contain the TCDSB logo and the name assigned to the
school.
5. The school principal shall
ensure that a suitable plaque/scroll, outlining the significance of the
school name, is arranged for and displayed appropriately in the school.
(B) CLOSED/CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS:
1. Consolidated
schools include the following conditions:
(a) Two
or more existing schools are closed and the students are moved to one
new consolidated location, or
(b) One
or more existing schools are closed and the students are relocated to
fill available space in one or more existing school.
2. Where
two or more schools are closed and consolidated into one new school and
students are moved to a new consolidated facility (the facility may be a
newly constructed or renovated school for the purpose of consolidation);
a name change shall be considered by the newly established CSAC for the
school (or where there is no CSAC the parents of the future students of
the school) to reflect the
consolidated school communities using the process
outlined in regulation (B) 5.
Consideration of the
school name will be in accordance with numbers one and two of the
policy.
3. Where
one or more schools close and the students are re-located to fill
available space in one or more other existing receiving school(s), and
the relocated students from any one school will form no more than 33%
of the total school population after consolidation (based on the
September 30 enrolment summary), no name change is required for the
primary receiving school. The names of closed schools are mothballed
for possible future use.
4. Where one or more schools
close and the students are re-located to available space in one or more
other existing receiving school(s), and the transferred students from
any one school will form greater than 33% of the total receiving
school population after consolidation (based on the September 30
enrolment summary), a name change shall be considered upon
recommendation of the newly established CSAC for the school to reflect
the consolidated school communities as outlined in the following
regulation (B) 5.
Consideration of the
school name will be in accordance with numbers one and two of the
policy.
5. In the naming of any school
consolidated from two or more schools communities, each of the following
will be requested by the local School Superintendent to submit to the
Director of Education a proposed name.
(a) The
pastor in the name of his parish where the consolidated school is
located.
(b) The
new Catholic School Advisory Council for the consolidated school.
(c) The
Superintendent of Education for the area where the new school is
located.
(d) The
local trustee representing the TCDSB ward(s) where each of the schools
which have been consolidated are located.
6. The key consideration in
the school name shall be the Parish name in which the primary receiving
school is located. The Archbishop of the Toronto Diocese will be
consulted as to the suitability of the names submitted.
7. After
all names have been submitted the Director of Education shall submit a
report to the Administrative and Corporate Services Committee of the
Board for review outlines all names proposed and their rationale, and
recommend that the Board select a name, and inform the consolidated
school communities of the decision. The report shall include the
recommendation of
the Director of Education who, also after reviewing all of the names
submitted under Regulations (B) 5. (a)-(d), may also add a name to the
list and rationale.
8.
Notwithstanding regulations B2, B3 and B4 where the Director of
Education determines that there are extenuating circumstances, he/she
may require that the CSAC of the closed/consolidated school shall
consider a name change and that in such circumstances the process
outlined in B5, B6, B7 shall be followed.
9. That the names of closed
schools be considered for wings, libraries etc. in the receiving or
consolidated schools.
(C) RELOCATED SCHOOL
1. If
an existing school facility is closed and the pupils are relocated to a
new school facility, the name of the closed school facility shall become
the name of the new school facility, unless the Catholic School Advisory
Council (CSAC) requests in writing to the Director that a name change be
considered for the school due to:
(a) Its
location in a new Parish
(b) Its
location in an area served by two or more Parishes
(c) Another
reason precipitated by the location change (to be outlined in the
request to the Director of Education)
2. Following
a request by the CSAC in such circumstances, the Director will request
that the local school Superintendent for the area of the new school
location implement the process outlined in Regulation A (1-5).
3. Notwithstanding regulations
C1 and C2, where the Director of Education determines that there are
extenuating circumstances, he/she may require that the CSAC of the
relocated school shall consider a name change and that in such
circumstances the process outlined in (A)1-(A)5 shall be followed.
(D) CLOSED SCHOOL NAMES:
1. If
a TCDSB school is closed by the Board due to consolidation of schools or
relocation as outlined in the Regulations (B) and (C), and the name of
the closed school is not used for a consolidated or relocated school;
the name shall be recorded and such record maintained by the Director of
Education (or designate) for possible future use of the Board, as the
name of a school, part of a school, library or a building.
2. That
the names for the closed schools be considered for wings, libraries etc.
in the receiving schools.
(E) RENAMING EXISTING SCHOOLS
1. NON PROGRAM NEEDS
a)
Where the title of an individual for whom the school has been named is
changed by the Catholic Church, the local superintendent shall consult
with the school CSAC and shall draft a report to the Board recommending
renaming the school to incorporate the new title.
b) Not
withstanding (a), where the Director determines there are extenuating
circumstances, the Director may require that the CSAC of the school
consider a name change and that in such circumstances, the procedures in
A (1-5) be followed.
2. PROGRAM NEEDS
a) In the event that there is
a significant change to the program offering at an existing school and a
change of name is contemplated, the Catholic School Advisory Council
shall be consulted. If the CSAC endorses the proposed name change, the
CSAC must request in writing to the Director that the name change be
considered.
b)
Following the request of the CSAC in such circumstances, the Director
will request that the local superintendent implement the process
outlined in regulation A (1-5).
f) Report
regarding MISA Initiative – Upgrade of Trillium Servers.
p.61-p.62
That staff action to approve the upgrade of the Trillium
Student Management System servers in the amount of $170,000 plus PST of
$13,600.00 and net GST of $3,264.00 for a total of $186,864.00 to be
funded out of MISA Year 2 Grants be ratified, due to late approval by
the Ministry of Year2 MISA Grants and the urgent need to order by
September 30, 2006 the server upgrades to support the new Web Elementary
Report Card.
g) Report
regarding Renewal: SRB Software Maintenance Agreements.
p.63-p.65
That the Board renew its annual maintenance agreements
(not yet executed) with SRB Education Solutions for the Trillium Student
Management System and other licensed products and services for the
period September 1, 2006 to August 31, 2007 in the amount of $164,253.49
plus PST of $13,140.28 and net GST of $3,153.67 for a total of
$180,547.44
13.
Reports of Officials and
Special Committees for INFORMATION of the Board.
a)
Report regarding 1 Botham Road (Northwest Quadrant Yonge Street and Hwy
401) Expropriation of Property Trustee Ward 5.
[SEE ITEM 11a)] p.66-p.73
Receive.
b) Report
regarding Best Start Child Care Fees and Background Information.
p.74-p.82
Receive
c) Report
regarding Bill 51. p.83-p.113
Receive.
d)
Report regarding Central Management of Companies.
p.114-p.119
Receive
e)
Report regarding Review of S.M. 04 – Fund Raising in Schools.
p.120-p.126
Receive.
f) Report regarding How the
Board can Promote, Encourage and Support initiatives relating to the
Proclamation “Action Against Poverty” on an ongoing basis
(to be distributed).
15. Approval of Matters for
which no trustee has requested debate:
16. Communications:
17. Inquiries and Miscellaneous:
N.B. Private Inquiries must only be related to matters as outlined
in the reference to legislation on the inside cover of the Private
Agenda.
18. Update of Pending List:
| Date Requested |
Subject |
Date Due |
Delegated To |
| Oct/04 |
Report regarding funding for a
new Facility at St. Conrad Catholic School By:
1. The
TCDSB’s allocation of the
$2.1 billion announcement made
by the Premier of Ontario regarding facilities
2. Taking into
consideration the criteria or guidelines set out by the Minister
of Education for the Facilities review in the New Pupil Places
Grant.
|
Pending MOET
Releasing
Details of the Announcement |
A.Sangiorgio |
| Mar/05 |
Report
regarding the rebuilding of Notre Dame in its present
location |
Pending
completion of LTAP |
A.Sangiorgio |
| Apr/05
|
Report regarding changes to
tender process to give staff the option to purchase or price
shop for service vehicles in the future. |
Nov/06 |
P.
Matthews |
| June/05
(Board) |
Report regarding
discussions with Navigator Ltd on the Board’s Communications
until a Strategic Plan can be developed with the Director of
Education |
Nov/06 |
L.Nemes |
| June/05 |
Report on the feasibility of
building new replacement schools by consolidating and disposing
of existing/surplus school buildings and sites. |
Nov/06 |
A.
Sangiorgio |
| Jan/06 |
Report regarding Exterior
Signage Especially at Secondary Schools |
Nov/06 |
A.
Sangiorgio |
| Jan/06 |
Report regarding signage on
board vehicles |
Nov/06 |
A.
Sangiorgio |
| Mar/06
|
Report regarding Science Labs
and on going repairs at Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School. |
Nov/06 |
A.Sangiorgio |
| Mar/06 |
Report regarding long term
extension of the lease of Loretto Abbey or a plan to purchase
the property with a view to build on or renovate the existing
school. |
Include in
LTAP |
A.Sangiorgio |
| Mar/06 |
Report regarding the need for
a port-a-pak at Neil McNeil Catholic Secondary School. |
Nov/06 |
A.Sangiorgio |
| Mar/06 |
Report regarding policy
to govern the decisions to hire those companies who will provide
us with facilities that are energy efficient. |
Nov/06 |
A.Sangiorgio |
| Apr/06 |
Report regarding Installation
of Signs at School sites. |
(Referred
Back at April 12, 2006 meeting). |
M.J.
Deighan |
| May/06 |
Report regarding Replacement
of P.A. System at St. Charles Catholic School. |
Part of Renewal
Budget |
A.Sangiorgio |
| May/06 |
Report regarding Policy on the
renaming of schools including how the programs introduced into
the Schools could be part of the name. |
|
|
| June/06 |
Report regarding redefining
Board policy regarding distribution of communications to
schools. |
Nov/06 |
M.J.Deighan |
| June/06 |
Report regarding development
of protocol regarding heat in the schools. |
Nov/06 |
A.Sangiorgio |
| June/06
|
Report regarding Science
Labs at Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts. |
Nov/06 |
A.Sangiorgio |
| June/06 |
Report on the feasibility
study regarding the health and wellness centre at Cardinal
Carter and the physical education needs of the students at the
school |
Nov/06 |
A.Sangiorgio |
| Sept/06 |
Report regarding
transportation for Gifted students and in particular the
situation regarding the Hills family. |
Dec/06 |
A.Sangiorgio |
19. RESOLVE INTO PRIVATE SESSION.
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