MINUTES - Council - 19580609MINITUES OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN TJ;tE COUNCIL
CHAMBER, ON MONDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1958 AT 8.00 PM.
PRESENT
MAYOR:
REEVE:
DEPUTY REEVE:
COUNCILLORS:
CORBETT:
CHILD:
CORRESSPONDENCE
ABSENT . ~
C.F. DAVIS (IN THE CHAIR) c.K. NISBET .
ADAIR, CHILD, CORBETT, DAVIDSON,
PATRICK AND STODDART.
0 That Reeve Davis act as Chairman for this meeting."
Carried.
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A letter from the County of York concerning an invitation to the
Council of the To~m of Aurora to attend the inspection of York
Manor, Vivian Forest on Thursday, June 19th was read. It was
decided that this letter be filed.
A letter from the Aurora Board. of. Trade concerning the .'JPa:Ving of
the parking area at the rear of the Municipal Building.;
ADAIR:
STODDART:
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"That this letter be turned.over,to the Chairman
of the Streets Commi ttee.n
Carried..
Letters from the Aurora Town Planning Board. and Chairman of th,e
Aurora Park's Board. objecting to the trunk sewer running above
grade from the Aurora Heights Subdivision.·through the conservation
area and thence to the Aurora Sewage Disposal Plant were read.
' NISBET: "That these letters be filed with the other.letters
CHILD: ot complaints regarding this sewer dam.11
. -Carried..
Reeve Davis read a letter to Council signed by Mayor Murray_to Mr.
Vanderburg regard.ing.the purchase of Sankey Sneldon property on
Wellington Street West.
' STODDART: "That this letter be held over for Mayor Murray's
CHILD: return."
Carried..
The matter of the relocation of the Aurora Heights Pumphouse and
forcemain with a view_ to allovling Choice Cut-Up Chicken Limited
into the Town Sewage Plant was then brought forward.
Mr. G.B. Proctor of Proctor and Redfern advised Council that he had
a proposed site outlined for the pumphouse and that the owner was
willing to provide an easement for the. land!! involved but however
the owner preferred to hold this matter over for a week since a
sale may be looming in the near future. Mr. Proctor further advised
that the Department of Highways offer no objection to entering the
Highway right-of-way-with regards to this forcemain.
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Deputy Reeve Nisbet inquired as to what. charges regarding sewer
rental·~ll be levied against Choice Cut-Up Chicken Limited and
Mr. Proctor advised that at this.date charges were unknown.
The Clerk was adv-ised to call Dr. Berry's office regarding the
letter confirming that Choice Cut-Up Chicken Plant be allowed to
enter our Sewage Disposal Plant.
Mr. G.u. Proctor presented a report outlining the following items
that.might be included in an assuing agreement.
1. That Choiee.Cut-Up Chicken Limited be annexed to the Town of
Aurora.
2. That the Town accept the industrial wastes under the Town's
present by-law.
3. That the Town supply water at normal Town rates.
4. That the sewer and forcemain be installed under a Town contract,
and the Industry would compensate the Town for this cost.
5. That the purchase any land required for pumphouse and any
necessary easement;.
6. The the Company be compensated for any fUture hook ons to the
sewer.
?. That the Town maintain the road to the property.
8. That the Town supply all normal Fire and Police protection.
Mr. Proctor that the approximate cost of increase etc. of this pump-
house amount to Thirty thousand dollars ($30,000.00) not including
the cost of land or easements.
Mr. Proctor then reread the above mentioned eight items, and the
comments made by Council are as follows:
1. That the Town will take necessary steps to apply for annexation.
2. According to conditions set down by the Department of Public
Health. •
3~ This appeared.to be O.K.
4. This :ttem appeared O •. K.
5. Thit the Ti~~e be held by the Town.
6. O.K •. as long as time limit is devised.
?. Subject to it being dedicated a road.
8. Quite in order if annexation is approved.
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Deputy Reeve Nisbet felt that assurance be definitely given/the Town
pays nothing in respect to this relocation of the pumphouse and that
we take in the Choice Cut-Up Chicken Limited similiar to any other
industry locating in the Town.
The meeting then adjourned.
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