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1 Calendar for the Week of May 31 June 7, 2018 Monday, June 4, Committee of Adjustment 6:30 p.m., Room 247, 2nd floor, City Hall Agenda Highlights: Variances 5293 Mericourt Rd. 240 Pine Cove Rd. 267 Walker s Line 1428 Plains Rd. W New St. 388 Finch Ave. 517 Pearl St. For details, please contact Shawna Houser, Secretary Treasurer, at Kite Festival Let fun take flight! Monday, June 4, Committee of the Whole (followed by a Special Council Meeting) 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. (if required), Council Chambers, 2nd floor, City Hall Agenda items: Fire computer-aided dispatch system replacement Burlington Inclusivity Advisory Committee 2017 annual report and 2018 work plan Burlington Accessibility Advisory Committee 2017 annual report and 2018 work plan Financial status report as of March 31, 2018 Building a 21st century workforce E stablishment of a Joint Election Compliance Audit Committee with Halton Regional Municipalities Appointment of Integrity Commissioner 2018 capital budget variance and project closure LaSalle Park Marina next steps Update on capital initiatives planning Roseland pilot private tree bylaw investigation report Designation of 418 Burlington Ave. under the Ontario Heritage Act (Special Council Meeting) Request by Rotary Club of Burlington Lakeshore to extend park hours Renaming of Nelson Baseball Park Tuesday, June 5, Planning & Development Committee 1 p.m., reconvening at 6:30 p.m., Council Chambers, 2nd floor, City Hall Agenda items: Proposed zoning bylaw amendment for 4880 Valera Rd. Proposed plan of subdivision and zoning bylaw amendment for 5209 Stonehaven Dr. Integrated Transportation Advisory Committee 2017 annual report and 2018 workplan Traffic By-law amendment Licensing of food trucks Waterfront Hotel Planning Study update Proposed zoning bylaw amendment for 2477 Queensway Dr. Speed limit review for New Street Burlington Events Sponsor Volunteer Attend

2 SWIMMING June E L A S ON W! NO June Swim Lessons Swim Memberships June 1 to Sept. 3, 2018 Brush up on your swimming skills at Tansley Woods Community Centre Aldershot Pool Angela Coughlan Pool Centennial Pool LaSalle Splash Park Eight weekday lessons at night for children 2½ to 12 years: Register for June Lessons today, burlington.ca/swimming. Summer Seasonal Swim Membership - unlimited swimming all summer long for $32.40 plus tax. Visit. For updated schedules, please visit burlington.ca/dropinandplay SUMMER 2018 Community Park Spray Pads opening May 19, visit burlington.ca/splashpads June Nelson Pool and Splash Park - preseason schedule begins June 16...LaSalle Outdoor Wading Pool and Splash Park June 29...Mountainside Pool and Splash Park Nelson Pool and Splash Park - regular schedule begins Little Splashers Lifesaving Society Preschool, levels 1 through 5 Lifesaving Society Swimmer, levels 1 through 3 Private lessons Aquatic Leadership Mountainside Pool and Splash Park Nelson Pool and Splash Park Tansley Woods Pool June 30...Angela Coughlan Pool, Aldershot Pool, Centennial Pool, Tansley Woods Pool

3 Ave Ave H H ager ager Ave Ave.. urd Ave Ave Lane Lane St. St. St. Torrance Torrance St. St. Seneca Seneca Ave. Ave. Delaware Delaware Ave. Ave. J J ohn ohn St St.. W W oodland Ave Ave.. orne orne Ave Ave St St Drury Drury Lane Lane Sound of Music Festival Road Closures and Traffic Restrictions Saturday, June 16 - Parade Closures Friday, June 15 to Sunday, June 17 - Festival Closures Courtland Dr. Clark Ave. Baldwin St. Eden Pl. Halifax Pl. Birch Ave. Caroline St. Blenheim St. Brant Brant Street Street Victoria Ave. Pl. Pl. Emerald Emerald St. St. Halton Halton Emerald Cr. Caroline St. BellwoodCr. Wellington Ave. Holtby Holtby Ave. Ave. L L.. B B ridgman.. Central Park Brock Brock Ave. Ave. N N elson elson.. Avenue Burlington H H.. Blathwayte Blathwayte Locust Locust Elizabeth Elizabeth St. St. Pine St. Maria St. Pearl Pearl Martha Martha St. St. Crosby Crosby Ave. Ave. Tallman Ave. Maple Avenue Ontario St. Elgin St. James Street Swanson Ct. Harris Cr. New Street Stinson Ave. Lakeshore Road Spencer Smith Park Old Lake shore Rd. Local Access Only Festival Closures Parade Related Closures (Saturday, June a.m. to 1 p.m.) The 39th annual Sound of Music Festival is taking place over two weekends: June 9 to 10 and June 15 to 17, To meet the needs of the festival, road closures are noted below. Streets will re-open as soon as possible after the parade on June 16. Vehicles parked illegally in the event area will be tagged or towed for emergency access. Road Closures Friday, June 15 from 3:30 p.m. to Sunday, June 17 at 6 p.m.: Brant Street from Caroline Street to Lakeshore Road. Parade Closures Saturday, June 16 from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Caroline Street from Drury Lane to Locust Street, Elizabeth Street from Caroline Street to Pine Street and Drury Lane from Courtland to New Street. Parking Restrictions Posted Please do not park in restricted areas. See parking rules at each pay machine. Supervision Road closures will be managed under the supervision of the Halton Regional Police Service. Emergency access will be maintained at all times in the event area. Event notices were delivered to all residences, religious centres and businesses affected by the event. Event feedback: burlington.ca/eventfeedback Road closures or traffic control City of Burlington, , ext Bus route detours in effect: Routes 3, 4, 5 and 10 Minor delays in the downtown core should be expected on the festival weekend. Event information:

4 FREE 2018 Summer Concerts in the Park Bring your own blanket or lawn chair and enjoy an entertaining afternoon or evening showcasing a variety of music for all ages. In the event of inclement weather, where possible, concerts at Central Park Band Shell will move inside to the Music Centre. Central Park Bandshell 7:30 to 9 p.m. June Sunday, June 17 Burlington Teen Tour Band and Junior Redcoats Wednesday, June 20 Dixieland Plus Sunday, June 24 Top Hat Marching Orchestra Wednesday, June 27 12/4 Swing - Tribute to Frank Sinatra July Wednesday, July 4 Hamilton Dixieland All-Stars Sunday, July 8 Sandy Vine and the Midnights Wednesday, July 11 Little Peter and the Elegants Sunday, July 15 Hotsy Totsy Wednesday, July 18 Halton Jazz Singers Sunday, July 22 George Arnone Big Band Wednesday, July 25 Silver Swing Sunday, July 29 Splendour in the Brass August Wednesday, Aug. 1 The George Rose Big Band Sunday, Aug. 5 Wendy Lynn Snider Band Wednesday, Aug. 8 Subourbon Street Sunday, Aug. 12 Burlington Concert Band *All performers are subject to change. We want you to Get Outside and Play. Anyone of any age can take our 30/60 Play Challenge. Join in the fun by completing 30 activities in 60 days, starting June 3, Participants must complete 30 activities by July 31, See contest rules at Take the Play Challenge Participating is simple: 1. Download app at outside and create a login as family or group. 2. Search for 30/60 Play Challenge. 3. Encourage everyone to join in and upload photos after completing an activity. 4. Earn points for every activity completed. The more activities you complete, the better your chances at winning the grand prize! 5. Complete 30 activities and automatically get entered into the draw. For more information, please call: , ext or music@burlington.ca Check the concert schedule at burlington.ca/concerts

5 5Things 5 to Know About Urban Coyotes 1. Feeding coyotes can lead to aggressive behaviour. Do not feed coyotes directly or indirectly. Place your garbage at the curb by 7 a.m. instead of the night before. 2. Coyotes can view pets as a threat to their territory, and may attack. Never leave pets unattended, even in your backyard. Always keep dogs on leash when walking outdoors. 3. Residential neighbourhoods are an ideal coyote habitat. Ensure your property is tidy and free of brush and woodpiles. Close off openings under decks and sheds. 4. Killing or moving coyotes only makes room for a new coyote to move in. Relocating or killing coyotes is not the answer to reducing coyote/ human conflicts. 5. Consistent hazing will deter coyotes Deterring coyotes takes vigilance. Move a coyote out of a residential area by using hazing techniques every time you see one. Hazing techniques can include: Yell loudly, wave your arms and make yourself look as big as possible Use air horns, whistles, bang pots Throw small rocks, large sticks, cans and/or rubber balls at the coyote Spray the coyote with water from a garden hose or a water gun filled with vinegar. burlington.ca/coyote