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MINUTES - Council - 19610619I ~- .~ I ·~ .MINUTES OF THE 12TH REGULAR MEETING 0® OOUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON JUNE 19, 1961 AT 8.00 P.M. ' PRESENT: MAYOR: ABSENT REEVE: C.F. DAVIS (IN THE CHAIR) DEPUTY REEVE: W.H. STODDART . COUNCILLORS: CHILD, CORBETT, DAVIDSON, HAMMOND JONES MOFFAT. ' DAVIDSON: "That the following accounts be paid, that the JONES: Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be att!lhed hereto." POLICE ACCOUNTS Allencourt Hardware Andy's Sign Shop Aurora Automotive Ltd. Aurora Banner Aurora Book & Music Aurora Hydro-Electric Baldwins Pharmacy Bell Telephone Canadian Dust Control Carswell Co, Central Office Supplies Dominion Tire Peter Gorman S .• R. Hart & Co, Ltd, J~ Morning Row's Custom Gun Shop Townsend & Kent Norm Weller Macpherson Motors ! .. Carried. 1 .S& W 38 Cal revolver Lettering on cruiser 2 Flashlights ~og Tag books & Supplies 1 Clip Board Power 1,00 Tr a, Sign • .i.:.illi Films & Supplies Service Cleaning Supplies 1 Highway Traffic Act Service Typewriters Tire-Oct. 1960 Supplies Memo Baok refills Su·~plies 38 Cal shells Stationary Mount light & siren Cruiser rental TOTAL 45.00 3.00 4.88 187.42 .go 4.08 2.85 159.05 1.60 5.95 7.70 2).68 15.03 13.71 5.93 5.05 • 75 5.00 135.00 $626.58 F.IRE ACCOUNTS DAVIS: CHILD: "That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasure~ for the same and the Seal of ·the Corporation be attached hereto," Carried, ,. 12 REGULARi FIRE ACCOUNTS Andy's Sign Aurora Hydro-Electric Bell Telephone Co. Canadian Dust Control Canadian Wholesale Plumbing Davis Garage T.K. Fice C.E. Hickey International Harvester H. Jones Ed Max T,H. Oliver Safety Supply Co. Western Tire •,: .. -2- .f. Parking sign Power Service Cieaxning supplies Pipe & Fittings Oil ~ Grease Trucks P!l,rking Lights Repair Clock Repair truck Mileage Recharge air pack Pttmp & Motor repairs Vulcanizer Bulbs TOTAL June a 1. 1961 3.88 20.46 46.75 6.40.·~ 9.84 J 15.20'_; 38.65 32.50 4.40 25.00 3.00 33.00 37.50 .36 $306.32 STODDART: "That the following accounts be paid, that the DAVIS: Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same, and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto." GENERAL ACCOUNTS Aurora Book & Music Bell Telephone J. Browning Central Office Sujplies Committee of Adjustment County of York W. Lowe Mary's Fruit Store Joseph McDowell Municipal World Nat. Research Council Ontario Business Equip Planning Board L.O. Sdlmonson Marshall Rank Township of Whitchurch J .F. Willis Carried. Gen. office supplies Service Ass. 9.40 Bldg. Insp. 8.40 Eng, 55.40 Gen. Off. 83.75 Mielage Allowance Supplies Engineer Cost of processing applications County rates 95,731.42 Less disc. 2.537.54 Dog Control w.I. Floral gift Calcul. rental (ASSESSOR) Stationery Building Code Bldg. Insp 3 tapes Consultant fees & zoning map 1,243.85 ~onsultan fee 401.38 Pen Debentures chool Subscription 10.94 156.95 25.00 8.95 89.16 93,193.88 52.00 10.00 32.50 5.28 24.00 10.50 1,645.23 5.95 186.04 8.00 TOTAL $95,464.38 -I '~---./ ~ 12 REGULAR -3-. June 19, 1961 WAGE ACCOUNTS STODDART: DAVIS: "That the Wage Account be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto." Carried. PUBLIC WORK ACCOUNTS .JONES: DAVIDSON: "That the following accounts be paid, that the Maijor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Cr:rrporation be attached hereto." STREET ACCOUNTS Armstrong & Munshaw Aurora Automotive Ltd. Bell Telephone A. Brockton Canadian Building Materials J.H. Chapman Concrete Pipe Ltd. I. Daniels B.F. Davis Flintkote Co. Gormley Sand & Gravxel Henry's Auto Electric E. Holman Knapp's Paint Service Miller Paving Macpherson Motors New Mar Haulage Ray-Gordon Equipment Re·ids Hardware Rosco Metal roofing D. Wellsley w. Spragg a Stouffville Sand & Gravl Truck & Tractor Equipment Wilson Hardware Carried. ·Ditching off Dunning Ave Truck &repairs & Tools Service Removing Stumps Excel Mf. 20.00 Sewer & Water Ser. " " 198.00 Calcuim chloride Sander repairs & Culvert bolts Sewer -Cousins Dr. Tractor repairs Cement Stone & Colas Sand,Stone,gravel Sts. Wks. Swrs. Truck # 1 repair Tire & Truck repairs 184.87 8.23 9.60 Paint & Brushes for St. signs Asphalt Truck repairs Asphalting-Cousins Dr Siggal Lights Street broom Culverts & Signs Sand & Gravel sts. 128.40 Parking 13.90 lots Truck repairs Stone -sewers Hoist oil Bondex, sod cutter, lines, paint bug killer 18.00 26.04 14.20 218.00 64.00 5.00 118.83 16.25 12.50 104.18 202.70 21.18 57.70 4.53 69.50 33.78 125.00 56.00 4.32 110.04 142.30 4.00 9.93 10.00 58.09 SUB TOTAL $1.506.07 12 REGULAR -4-JUNE :19, 1961 WATER WORK ACCOUNTS Attridge Lumber Co. Aurora Hydro-Electric Bell Telephone J. Browning & J. McGhee Canadian Wholesale Plumbing Canadian National Railwaays Francis Hankin E. Holman A.T. Hussey & Co. T. McAvity & Sons Miller Paving Renown Plumbing Street Accounts Water Work Accounts Total Lumber & Power Billing Service Screans 639.08 558.60 Expenses o.w. Conf'erence Pipe & COuplings Water connection fo~ Ross St. Valve Location Lubrication # 4 truck Water service Trinty Church Hydrant parts Asphalt Pipe, couplings, valves SUB TOTAL $1,506.07 $1.807.67 $3.313.74 16.25 1,197.68 ..... 21.35 1 11. 40 -·· l:l0.67 1.00 35.00 1.50 10.00 13.00 34.75 3l:l2.07 $1.l:l07.67 RELIEF ACCOUNTS MOFFAT .STODDART: "That the following accounts be paid that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto." 100% Recoverable other municipa]_ities 80% Recoverable Province of Ontario Car:i:ied. Sub Total Charge back by city of Toronto TOTAL .:'' 314.39 644.20 958.59 Jlh.ll $976.96 '._/ •' 12 REGULAR 5 June 19, 1961 PROPERTY ACCOUNTS HAM!YlOND: DAVIDSON: "That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal.of the Corporation be attached hereto," Carried, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT ACCOUNTS -Aurora Automotive Ltd. Aurora Electric ·Aurora Hydro-Electric Bell Telephone Co. Canadian Industries Ld Canadian Wholesale P.lumbing iamaiiaxXikMXKBBXKXflxmkiag J,H, Chapman Cities Service Graham Transport J,& F Truck rentals Osbornes Parks l'vicVittie & SHaw Strathdee Transport Wilson Hardware PROPERTY UPKEEP ACCOUNTS Andy's Signs Aurora Hydro-Electric Canadian Dust Control Cities Service T.K. Fice Sewage Treatment P.lant Account Property Upkeep Accounts TOTAL Spark plugs, tachometer REpairs to motor & pump Power 359.46 Lamps lO,tlO Service Liquid chlorine Hose, bushings, gaskets 9.63 30.00 370.26 13.25 150.00 62.27 Tank truck & clarifer alteration Oil 58.50 10.98 Shipping charges O,W.R.C. International tank truck Boots Insurance -Truck Shipping charges chlorine September 14, 1960 Hose SUB TOTAL Signs Power St. Lts, 48.12 1.073. 86 Cleaning supplies Gasoline Fixture and lamps SUB TOTAL $2,228.90 $1.588.64 $ 3.817.54 4.50 1,375.00 4.60 41.00 22.41 76.50 $2,228.90 56.61 1,121.98 4.80 388.30 16.95 $1.588.64 12 REGULAR PARKS ACCOUNTS CORBETT: JONES: J.H. Chapman Danish seed B.:El, Davis -6-June 19, 1961 "That the following accounts be paid, the the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the SeaJ. of the Corporation be attached hereto," Carried, Midway Machinery Movers Otto Pick BaJ.l backstop Grass mixture brick, cement etc Dig Hole Grass seed 175.00 35.00 94.50 :X()O,OO 66.00 1. 7_5 Wilson Hardware STODDART: DAVIS: CORRESPONDENCE Paint TOTAL ..:.; "That the CapitaJ. Account of Canadian-British Engineering be left o"der to next meeting," Carried. -$382.25 A letter from Aurora MemoriaJ. Arena Board requesting survey of boundaries of Arena property was read, CHILD: MOFFAT: "That this letter be referred to the Finance Committee for study and report." Carried. A letter from Murray-Brantford re l' expirey of bond notice for roof of Town office building was read. STODDART: CORBETT: "That this letter be referred to the Fi:anace Committee for study and report." Carried, A letter from W.H.C. Bailey, Solicitor for W,J. Thompson requesting the appointment of fence viewers was read, HAJVJMOND: DAVIDSON: "That a copy of this letter beforwarded to our Town Solicitor for his comments and advice as to the Town requiring Fence viewers and action necessary in this case." Carried, '··-_/ I .,_~- 12 REGULAR -7-June 19, 1961 A letter from Scandiffio, Horgan and Cassidy advising of the purchase by the Separate School Board of Block "N" and the necessity of obtaining their permission for the suggested removal of surplus fill therefrom, was read. CORBETT: STODDART: "That J!liEmi::s:silii!KXlii:ll a copy of this letter be sent to the Chairman o.f the Parks Committee for study. 11 Carried. /, A letter from Jim Sleeth, Director, Aurora Disctric~ Youth for Christ requesting use of Aurora Town Park on Sunday evenings during July and August was read. CORBET: STODDART: "That permission be granted and lVIr. Sleeth be so notified." Carried. A letter from Aurora Board of Trade reporting complaints of inadequate lighting of parking area behind the east retail block on the Main Street was read. STORDDART: CHILD: "That a copy of this letter be referred to the Property Committee to be dealtwith." Careied. A letter from the County of York inviting members of council and representatives of Eianning Board to attend the second annual TRI_County Planning Workshop in York Counwy building on Thursday June 29th at 6.30 p.m. was read. CHILD: HAMMOND: "That a letter be sent to Mr. J.L. Smith, Clerk- Treasurer, York County informing him that three members of Council Wlltill attend and that a copy of this letter be forwarded to the Planning Board to name two representatives." Carried. A letter from Mayer and Brzozowicz requesting consideration of their Architectural and Engineering consulting services was read. """ CHILD" HAMMOND: A letter drainage HAMMOND: CORBETT: "That a copy of this letter be sent to the Public School and Aurora District High School Boards." Carried. from Mr. Herbert Rathenbury, Arena restaurant complainigg of from the Arena Parking lot was reaQ. "That we let Mr. Rathenbury know that action is now being taken and copy of this letter and our reply be sent to the Arena Board." Carried. • . . 12 REGULAR -8-June 19, 1961 A letter from P.C. Don Coombes for the bargaining committee of the Aurora Folice Department Staff submitting the names of Professor E. Taylor,Prof~ssor Bora Laskins and Magistrate C.E. Thoburn as arbitrator was read. CHILD: ~OFFAT: That the Town Clerk contact the individuals named and enquire as to their experience in arbitration and report to the Police Committee by next Monday." Carried. A letter from the Brick and Tile Institute of Ontario requesting the use of Canadian Made brick in proposed schools and other public buildings, was r.ead. CHILD: HAMMOND: "That a copy of this letter be sent to the School Boards and that the Council recommends the use of Canadian made brick." Carried. A letter from the Loyal True ,; Blue Orange Home requesting permission to tag •:; in Aurora on September 23rd, 1961, was read. JONES: CORBETT: "That permission be granted." Carried. A letter from the Consumers Gas Company advising of application to the Ontario Energy Board requesting a reduction in natural gas rates effective Octeber 1st was read. STODDART: ·"That this letter be filed." MOFFAT: Carried. A card expressing appreciation from Leonard Rose and family was received and read. STODDART: "That this card be filed. 11 MOFFAT.: Carried. DELEGATIONS Mr. Wm. 0 1 Neill appeared and requested early action on the proposed athletic field at Regency Acres Park as baseball dlubs :~.: .. 'x had been organized and they had been successful in lining-up sponsors for the teams with o:.ver 100 boys· taking part and requested definite date on which they could start. Reeve Davis stated that the Council had hopes of obtaining surplus earth for the park from stokk pile on property recently purchased by the Separate School but this would now be held up for permission to use same. I ' .. , __ ,) I \ I , ', ___ ) t ~ ' 12 REGULA..."~'/. -9- If_ June -2i'f'; 19 61. DELEGATIONS (Continued) Mr. O•Neill stated they would require three nights weekly, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. When Councillor Child suggesting using'the "Hart" playing field, Mr.O•Neill thought there would be a legal problem if any-one was hurt and that the soft ~all teams were now using the field. Council.lor Moffat stated that.$2,750 for this project had been placed in the, estimates and that although we could not cou~t too much · on earth from the :Separate School property the Council should continue with the money voted and place some top soil over the boulders and · stones. Councillor Moffat believed that a grant of 25% could be expected from the Department of Education, Community Programmes Branch for an Athletic Field. Mr. O•Neill said it would be propably 4 or 5 weeks before this could be done and it would be to late for this year. On a suggestion that the back stop K .. -::± be placed ori another field temporarily, Councillor Moffat declared this would be added expense. Reeve Davis stated that an effort be made to get some type of soil to prevent injury. Councillor Jones suggested obtaining permission to use Mr. Closs's field but Mr. O•Neill claimed it was not satisfactory although he already had permission to use it, and again · -.:; the legal angle entered into the picture and without 'a back-stop and not a proper diamond children might get hurt, Councillor Child asked if arrangements at "Hart's" were made would 1~. O•Neill's league use it. It did need mowing and rolling -lVJr, O•Neill replied they would if it was not being used for sof-ball. Councillor Hammond stated Council may be throwing money away as $2,000. was not enough to do the amount of work required and suggested looking to other possibilites first and endeavour to get approval from the Separate School Board for the use of the surplus earth. The use of the new section of park land at Aurora Heights was discussed but for several reasons it was decided that it was not suitable. Enginaer Mr. Murray asked if the amount of $2,750. and the cost of securing earth in place of the earth from the school property would be considered, After discussion the following motion was passed. HAMMOND: MOFFAT: "That the condition be removed from the $750. for surplus earth from the Separate School Board," Carried, Councillor Child telephoned Mr. Seston, and reported that Mr. Seston agreed to allow the ball teams to use the "Hart"pl:'operty until the Town diamond was ready but suggested that the Town look after the grass cutting. Reeve Davis assured Mr.O•Neill and the ;:-it delegation that this would be done and.everything possible would be done to get the park in shape as soon as possible. Mr. Murray Smith expressed his thanks and appreciation on behalf of the Regency Acres Ratepayers Association for the Councils efforts. CHILD: HAMMOND: "That a letter of confirmation be sent to Mr.O•Neill for the use of the "Hart" grounds reserving Monday_, Wednesday and Friday riights for games, with Tuesday and -Thursday for practices, except when needed for league games." Carried. 12 REGULAR--10-June :E9, 1961 DELEGATIONS (Continued) Mr. Wm. Duckinfield, representing the Royal Canadian Legion of Aurora appeared before Council and requested further extension of the exemption of the property. A letter from John Thompson, Aurora Assesment Commissioner to Mr. Duckinfield was read givllxing his interpretation . ·"' 1 of the section of the Municipal Act in question, The annual memberships, 1 fees of the legion was then presented.. The annual memberships fees of tl~' 120 members amounted to $125. to the local Legion, Receipts in 1959 amounted to $4,894 with expenditures of $4,831 leaving a balance of $63. The Legion donated 25 rentals free to local organizations, Spent ~500. for sports from the general fund, The Poppy Fund is used to assist needy veterans. The Building Fund receipts of $10,909, were all spent and they have a $5,000, mortgage now. CHILD: MOFFAT: ' "That this matter be refereed to the Council as a Committee of the Whole for further study and that a meeting he arranged with the Legio~ representatives, CarrieQ., CORRESPONDENCE-Resumed on Town Engineer's arrival. · A letter from Aurora Heights Limited suggesting the Town undertake the work agreed upon with Mr. Sorbora to alleviate the grievances of the residents of the sub-division was read, Mr. Murray stated that he understood that Mr. Sorbora had set a tentative cost of spproxiamtely $12 1 000, whereas he believed thE could amount to a~ much as $30,000. CHILD: STODDART: "That prices for the work contemplated, received by the Town Engineer beforwarded to ll'!r. Sorbora for his comments and confirmation." C-arried, A letter from Consolidated Building Corporation Limited advising Council that Sanitary Sewers, storm sewers and watermains on JV!Lurray Drive, Sanitary sewers and watermains on Glass Drive, Murray Drive from N.s. Glass to the north limit has been p~ved, are out of guarantee and should be accepted was read, ' ' · .L A letter from Town Planning Consultants Limited concerning the avove letter was read. · • -. CHILD: CORBETT: "That Consolidated Building Corporation Ltd, be requested to attend a meeting with Council on Wednesday Afternoon June 28th, 1961. Carried, A letter from L.O. Fiander, District Municipal Engineer, Department of Highways replying to request for subsidy on proposed paving of Kennedy And George Strs. was read. ' .. ---- I ·- I --- 12 REGULAR HAMMOND: . DAVIDSON: -11-June 19, 1961 "That this matter be handed to the Town Engineer for report on costs of requirements based on the Highways Department Engineer's report and the Town Engineer to consult with the Roads Committee Chairman thereon." Carried. A letter from L.O. Fiander, stal~g his Department's policy regarding expenditures for material and contracts and call of tenders and forwarded for approval for subsidy purposes, and requesting tenders be called for sand to be used on streets to vover asphalt primer, was read. ' CHILD: STODDART: CHILD: CHORBETT: "That we comply with department rules were possible but explain that in purchasing sand, the most suitable grade is obtained from whichever local ~it has it available at the time of oiling operations." Carried. "That we carry on past the hour of 11.00 p.m. until business is completed." Carried. Also included in the letter from L.O. Fiander was a reference to the proposed replacing of the old bridge on Temperance Street with a cul~ert Tenders for various phases of this work has been received by the Town Engineer and were opened by him at this time, as follows: COMPANY Rosco Metal Ro~~fing Westeel Products Robertsteel Ltd. Armco Drainage & Metal Products Ltd. Beamish CoBBtruction Co. CULVERT $2,760 $2',850. 2,840 square ends ·2,920 round ends $2,931.60 ERECT 595.20 610.00 Demolish & remove old bridge Clear and excavate Culvert delivered Erect and instal culvert Supply and place backfill Supply, place "A" gravel on road TOTAL $3,355.20 $3,460.00 $ 700.00 (300.00 2,898.00 900.00 975.00 137.00 $6,210.75 12TH REGULAR -12-June 19·, 1961 A.T. Hussey & Co. Culvert $2,850.00 Demoxlish bridge, prepare site, instal culverts, backfill 1.440.00 Total $4,290.0~ .. i Marino Construction Co. Ltd. Culvert $2 '700.00 630.00 726.00 382.00 560.00 HAMMOND: CHILD: Erect sulvert on site Demolish & excavate bridge Prepare base for twin culverts Sand backfill over culvert Gravel Road base Surface treatment Total Replace concrete sidewalk . 260.00 125.00 $5,383.00 320.00 $5.703.00 "That Town Engineer Mr. Murray contact the Department of Highways Engineer and point out the problems on this street. Ths culverts should stop at the street line~. Engineer to contact two lowest bidders on the complete job and request a n€W price to be sub- mitted." Carried, REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Councillor Jones present€d a report of the Works Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the following: "That a chain link fence be installed.on the ends of the Culvert on Aurora Heights Drive at approximate cost of $350.00 and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto and the same be taken out of Capital Levy" JONES: DAVIDSON: 11 That the report of the Works Committee. re fencing of culvert on Aurora Heights Drive be approved and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto." Reeve Davis stated this permanent fence would replace a snow fence which had been used and was required for the protection of the citizens. T~e motion was then carried. i ~~ I _·-..:......-- "-:-., \ - 12TH REGULAR -13-June 19, 1961 Councillor Jones presented a report of the Works Committee in wh~ich the Committee respectfully submit the following: "That the superintendent be instructed to get prices for the painting of white line on Yonge St and it be a solid line from Catherine Ave to the Arena Property." JONES: DAVIDSON: "That the report of the Works Committee re white line on Yonge St, be approved," Carried, Councillor Jones presented a report of the Works Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the following: "That a hydrant be installed between the last two hydrants on Kennedy St and a hydrant be installed on George St ih front of the Public School at approximate cost of $875.00" JONES: DAVIDSON: "That the report of the Works Committee re fire hydrants on George St arid Kennedy St be approved and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto," Carried, Councillor Jones presented a report of the Works Committee in wh~ich the Committee respectfully submit the following: "That the Committee has met and studied the report of Dr, Robert M. King rethe fluoridation of Municipal Water supplies and recommend that no action be taken in regard to this matter at this time," JONES: DAVIDSON: "That the report of the Works Department re fl®ridation of water be approved," Councillor Child questioned the reason for the Committee's decision and asked if it was the cost, or if the Committee members had been listening to Gordon Sinclair. Councillor Jones replied no and that the Committee had .decided that lhhis problem was something that should be put to a vote of the people if in the furture enough interest should demand action. The motion was then aarried, Councillor Hammond made a verbal report on O.W.R.C. matters and stated that Dr. Berry had not been available but he hoped to set up a meeting for Thursday, Reeve Davis stated that members of Council should be present and Councillor Hammond replied that he would contact all of Council if successful in arranging the meeting. 12TH REGULAR -14-June 19, 1961 Councillor Hammond also reported on condition of the park banli stand and asked Town Superintendent Mr. Browning to accompany him to inspect same and decide on painting and minor repars needed, Councillor Davidson presented a report of the Police Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the following: '~J~.~rx~·i.: t:.l,.c :;~·:=)1 JO:t.·i~ c:f th~} Pol:'Lce Joiunittee re 1J,'3.Xtd.1ing c.:· lj_\;;;;_::·j_,:;;;,.; -;,, __ , L;t0.t'D "That Council approve that -all merchants where possible handle deliveries through the back of their stores," DAVIDSON: JONES: "That the report of the Police Committee re handling o:Ji deliveries to stores be approved," Reeve Davis stated this was required because of the double parking of trucks on the street and obstructing the traffic, The Motion was then carried, BY-LAWS MOFFAT: CORBETT: "That leave be given to introduce a by-law to appoint an assessment Commissioner for the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Aurora and the same.be now read-a-first time,"· Carried. The By-law was then read a first time. CHILD: MOFFAT: CHILD: DAVIS: JONES: HAMMOND: CHILD: DAVIS: "That the by-law now before the Council be read a second time and that the Council resolve itself into a committee of the whole for that purpose." "That the second reading of the By-law be taken as read." Carried, "That the by-law now before the Council be read a third time this day and that Rule 22 of By-law 1468 be suspended for that purpose." "That the third reading of the by-law be taken as read," Carried. The By-law was then numbered 1489. = I '.__) ' j L 12TH REGULAR MOFFAT'! CORBETT: !" -1'4-June 19, 1961 "That leave be given to inciroduce a by-law tc appoint a local weed inspector for the year 1961 and that the same be now read a first time." The by-law was then read a first time. CHILD: MOFFAT: CORBETT: DAVIS: HAMMOND: DAVIDSON: CORBETT: DAVIS: "Tkat 'tke by-law now before the Council be read a second time and that the Council resolve itself into a committee of the whole for that purpose." "That the second reading of the by-law be taken as read." Carried. "That the by-law now before the Council be read a third time this day and that Rule 22 of by-law 1468 be suspended for that pnrpose." Carried. "That the third reading of the by-law be taken as read." Carried. The ;fly-law was then numbered 1490. Moffat: Corbett: -- "That leave be given to introduce a by-law to authorize the construction of a sanitary sewer and a watermain on Edward Street and the grading and improving of the said Edward Street as a local improvement and that the same be now read a first time." Carried. The By-law was then:-, ;read a first _time. CHILD: MOFFAT: DAVIS: STODDART: CHILI): STODDART: "That the by-law now before the Council be read a second time and that the Council resolve itself into a Committee of the whole for that purpose." "fhat the second reading of the by-law be taken as read." Carried. "That _the meeting adjourn." Carried. The meeting then adjourned. /~ ,/;' / / ~ ---__ .;::_¥..::::~,_;:/(__ --------- Mayor