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MINUTES OF THE 20TH REGULAR MEETING OC COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL
CHMIIBERS ON MONDAY OCTOBER 16, 1961 AT 8.00 P.M.
PRESENT:
MAYOR
REEVE
DEPUTY REEVE:
KEITH NISBET (IN THE CHAIR)
. C .F. DAVIS
W.H. STODDART
COUNCILLORS: CHILD, CORBETT, DA:iiDSON, HAMMOND, JONES, MOFFAT.
DAVIDSON:
JONES:
"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, 11
POLICE ACCOUNT
Attridg~ Lumber Co,
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Banner
.Aurora Hydro-Electric
Bell Telephone Co,
.Canadian Dust Control
Carswell Company
·central Office Supplies
Graystones Restaurant
Stan Hughes
Jan Liefheober
MacPherson Motors
Town of Newriu3.rket
Rockwell Mfg;
Weller B.A. Station
Wilson Hardware
Carried.
Sash repairs
Flasher
I.D. Cards
Service
Service
Cleaning supplies
Ontario statutes
Supplies -Service
Chief Constables meeting
Road Service
Radar and radio repairs
2 tires and aligmment
Radio charge, July, Aug. Sept
Meter parts
Tire repairs
Flashlite & tape
TOTAL
5.36
1.41
18.54
4.08
164.66
3.20
3.80
33.20
90.00
3.00
16.25
68.50
375.00
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1.50
2.22
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DAVIS:
CHILD:
"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."
!'l.RE ACCOUNTS
Aurora Hydro-Electric
Bell Telephone Co.
Canadian Dust Control
Service
Service
Carried,
Cleaning Supplies
16.81
45.52
3.20
20TH REGULAR
FIRE ACOOUNTS (Continued2
Davis Gargge
Henry's Auto Electric
Rowlands Radiator Service
Smith Shoe Repair
Weller B.A. Service
Wilson Hardware
-2-October 16, 1961.
Tanker repairs
Tanker service
Radiator repairs -Intern.
Sewing tarp
Gas -Fire trucks
Paint, varsol, etc
TOTAL
8.40
12.49
22.30
2.00
18.65
h1Q
$131,. :'1:1
STODDART:
DAVIS:
"That the following Accounts be paid, that the
Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same
and the ~eal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
-GENERAL ACCOUNTS
.Attridge Lumber Co.
Aurora Banner
Aurora Greenhouses
Aurora United Church
Baldwin's Pharmacy
Bell Telephone Co.
Canadian National Railways
Central Office Supplies
Lee &-Macpherson
Norman Wade
Ontario·Municipal Board
Registery ~ffice
Wilson Hardware
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Carried
Stakes -Eng
Assessor's Cards.
Licenses & Cheques
Presentation
Parking lot rent
First aid kit-office
23.91
2,3.02,
Office 62.62
Engineer 52.18
Assessor 11.39
Building Insp. 11.39
Rental
Engineers Supp.
Gen.office supp.
10.10
~3.91
Registery office searches
Cronoflax ~ Engineer
Validation fee bylaw 1493
Land sales lists
CrayEons -Engineer
TOTAL
9.27
76.96
20.30
75.00
7.73
137.58
5.00
64.01
3.60
7.86
75.00
2.86
.93
$486.1Q
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.
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JONES:
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,"
PUBLIC WORK ACCOUNTS
STREET ACCOUNTS
A,S, Annan Ltd.
K. Arnold
Attridge Lumber Co.
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Banner
Aurora Book & Music §hoppe
Bakers Sand
Lorne Baker & Son
Bell Telephone Co.
I;i'.J. Brown N. Burling
J. Chapman
Cities Service Oil
F, Cdtchrane
Chas. Cook
Davey Tree Expert Co.
B.E. Davis
Flintkote Co.
Gormley Sand w. Gunn
Hoar Transport
Kens Esso Service
McAnally Freight Ways
MacPherson Motors
Miller Paving
Phil Wood D~stributors
Railway & PWer Engineers Cons.
Stouffvilee Sand
Strathdee Transport
Street Construction
Wilson Hardware
_G.H. Wood
Carried,
Cement
Repairs 1960 chev.
Signs, bridge & sidewalk repair
Lights for trucks
11.33
35.16
24.98
11.16
Signs
Office supplies
Coarse sand
18" Tile -sewer
Service
Ledger sheets
Air Compressor rental -Sept
2 Catch basins etc,
H 2 grease
Rolling walkway
24 hours mowing
Stump removal
Sewer pipe
Stone
ColasJ\
84.27
,l69 .81
Concrete sand
Tinsmithing
Freight
Lubrication # 3 truck
Freight
Muffler # 3 Truck
Cold Mix & prime
Steel side truck
Trench braces
Stone
Freight
3/8 chips
Bolts etc.
Hand soap
SUB TOTAL
2.78
2.64
4.50
18.54
23.20
6.00
80.00
60.96
6.06
8,00
96.00
368.00
9.27
454.08
4.68
7.31
2.00
2.00
1.50
32.77
636.59
25.75
79.10
10.73
1. 50
130.57
3.85
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$2.367.28
20TH REGULAR
WATER WORKS ACCOUNTS
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Electric Service
Aurora Hydro-Electric
Bell Telephone
Canada Wholesale Plumbing Ltd,
J, Chapman
Collis Leather
Renown Plumbing
Webster Bldg. Supplies
Western Tire
PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNTS
WATER WORKS ACCOUNTS
TOTAL
RELIEF ACCOUNTS
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Copper tubing etc.
Service call
Power 636.12
Billing 561.05
Service
Pipe & fittings
Welding
1" Coil pipe
Pipe & Fittings
Weld crate
Gasket
SUB TOTAL
$2,367.28
$1.543.64
$3.910.92
OCTOBER 16, 1961
12.37
3.50
1,197.17
12.46
26.00 -
6.00
30.29
.195. 74
59.23
.88
$1,543.64
MOFFAT:
STODDART:
"That the following accounts be paid, that"the
Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for tae same
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto .L.
Carried.
100% Recaoverable other Municipalities
80% Receverable Province of Ontario
TOTAL
1'$5.70
573.32
$749.05
HAMMOND:
DAVIDSON:
"That the following accounts be paid, that the
Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same
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and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
PROPERTY ACCOUNTS
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT ACCOUNTS
Aurora Cash-Way Electric
Aurora Hydro-Electric
Bell Telephone Co,
Canada Wholesale Plumbing
Carried,
Service
Power
Service
Packing
3.00
295.38
12.93
36.42
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SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT ACCOUNTS Continued
J, Chapman
Cities Service Oil
J. Hamill
Hands Tire Sales
MacPherson Motors
Toronto Fuels
Wilson Hardware
PROPERTY UPKEEP ACCOUNTS
Aurora Hydro-Electric
Aurora Tank & Welding
Canadian Dust Control
Cities Service Oil
Toronto Fuels
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT ACCTS.
PROPERTY UPKEEP ACCOUNTS
TOTAL
Plate ~ Cutting
Gear Oil
Instal water & Chlorine lines
1 R~d!reat
19.12
14.78
210.98
57.68
5.50
310.14
15.93
Tank Truck service
Fuel
Supplies
SUB TOTAL
Street Lites
Power
Fencing rod
Cleaning
Gasoline
Fuel-oil
SUB TOTAL
$1,303.11
$1.457.99
$2,761.21
1,118.18
39.87
$1,303.22
1,158.05
1. 73
7.20
282.40
8.61
$1_.457 .99
STODDART: "That the following Account be paid, that the
DAVIS: Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same,
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Carried,
CAPITAL LEVY ACCOUNT -EDWARD STREET EXTENSION
C'anadian-Bri tish Consultants Supervision of Sewer and
Pipelines for August, 1961
$1,483.90
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-6-illCTOBER 1~, 1961
CORRESPONDENCE
A letter from Mr. N, Todd, solicitor conce:it\ring the property
of l'llr •. :;~.:c Felix Game, Lot 643 Plan 514 in Aurora with regard
to the storm sewer easement and the storm sewer along the back
end of his property and advising Council that the wateris eroding
the soil around the storm sewer with unsightly washouts was read.
CHILD:
DAVIS: "That thi$ letter be referred to the Town solicitor
for comments."
Carried.
A letter from the Aurora Boy Scout Asso~iation requesting permission
to hold their annual apple and tag day on October 28, 1961 was read,
DAVIS:
CORBETT:
"That permission be granted the Boy Scout Association
to hold their annual apple and tag day on October 28,
1961."
Carried.
Ar1:1solution from the Town of Weston resolving that the Honourable
the Minister of Transport of the Province of Ontario be and he is
herewith respectfully requested to present legistation to the legis-
lature of the P.ro:Vince-of Ontario permitting the establishing
of pedestrian crossovers in urban areas throughout the Provi~ce
and furi!l:!r resolving that each City and Tovm -.,in Ontario be
requested to endorse this Resolution, was read.
STODDART:
HAIVll'IIOND:
"That this resolution be referred to the Police
Committee for study and report."
Carr!ied.
A letter from the Town of Richmond Hill advising Council that
Richmond Hill had endorsed the letter sent by the County of York
to the Honourable Kelso Roberts, Q.C. Attorney-General agre!iing
that the County of York should aave their own court house accom-
odation was read.
J)AVIS:
STODDART:
"That the Council of the Town of Aurora endorse
this matter and an appropiate letter be forwarded
to the Honourable Kelso Roberts, Q.C.
Carried.
A letter from Thomas McPherson, Solicitor advising Council that he
had attend a meeting presided over by Eric Silk, Q.C. of the
Attorney General's Department dealing with the increase in monetary
jurisdiction of Division Courts and County Cours in fuhe Province of
Ontario and further stating that the whole question is subject to
a great deal of investigation, since it involves approval from Ottawa,
the amendment of seyeral acts and is subject to a great deal of
opposition from megligence firms in Downtown Toronto.
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and further stating he will make a further report on the Territorial
question when available was read,
STODDART: "That this letter be received and filed,"
JONES:
Carried.
A resolution from the Town of Whitby resolving that the Council
respectfully reoo~nds to the Department of Highways of the Provincial
Government that the Highway Traffic Act be amended to permit the
Councils of cities, towns and villages to pass by-laws limited speed
in designated school zones to fifteen miles per hour and that a copy
of this resolution be forwarded to all cities., towns and villages in
Ontario asking for their endorsation was read,
STODDART:
HAlVIIVIOND:
"That this resolution be referred to the
. Police: Committee for report."
Carried,
A letter from the County of York requesting Council to invite a
representative of the Department of Public Welfare to address them
prior to the meeting of County Council in November in order that
Council might be aware of all the aspects of the welfare act was read.
STODDART"
MOFFAT:
"That a letter be written to the Department
of Public Welfare requesting a representative
attend Aurora to address them on the subject
of Welfare be written,"
Carried,
A letter from Mr. B. Gordon, 27 Kemano·Road Aurora bringing to Councils
attention the following:
1. The culverts with their constant erosion, making it a threating
problem to the roads, carrying slit and clay onto lawas and gardens,
ruining same ;as well as .making it very hazardous to children at play.
The solution would appear to be sodding of all said culverts.
2. The vacant lots with their forest of weeds, and their dry river
beds, which become torrents in rainstorms. ,
3. The large clay mound at the end of the road,which according to
Council, is in King Township, but was deposited by subdivider and
contractors, f~om the home~ build on Kemano Road in Aurora was read,
A letter from Aurora Heights Limited in connection with the same problem
and stating that sinde they recognize that the Council have the interest
oft the citizens of Aurora at heart :. : : they have ' .:. engaged a .,.
contractor to cut the, bank that lies between Aurora Heights Submivision
and the Township of King and that .: this work should be finished this
week or early next week. was read,
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DELEGATIONS
A delegation f~~m Kemano Road Aurora Heights appeared before
Council and request that something be done in regards to weeds,
ditches and the large mound of clay at the end of Kemano Road.
Mrs. Loriaux suggested that the ditches be sodded to prevent the
run off. Mayor Nisbet suggest that a letter be forwarded to
subdivder enclosing a copy of letter from delegations. Councillor
Jones inquired if a ditch could be put in. and take the drainage
to the north if permission could be obtained to do so on this land.
MOFFAT:
CHILD:
"Th!j.t we contact subdiuider and ascertain what
he ,is willing to do in this matter."
Councillor Hammond suggested having the Town Superintendent find out
what it will cost tq sod this bank.
The motion was then carried.
Mr. Gordon will be contacted as soon as we find something out.
CORRESPONDENCE
Reeve Davis brought forward the matter of the fire siren and stated
he had talk; to the chief with the Committee and the Fire Chief is
'to get prices to see how it would be worked. The first fire alarm
has been shortened considerably and another meeting between the Chief
and the Fire Committee will be arranged to finalize this matter.
STODDART:
CHILD:
"That this matter be :fleferred to the Fire
Committee."
Carried.
In regards to the letter from Headmount Holdings Limited the following
motion was proposed;
DAVIS:
CHILD:
"That the modifications be inserted in an
Agreement and so signed."
Carried.
A thank you card from Mrs. L. Davis thanking Council for the rembrartce
while she was in hospital was read.
STODDART: "That this card be filed.~
JONES:
Carried.
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A.letter from Our Lady of Grace Sepanate School Board asking for
the installation of a sidewalk along the Glass Drive boundary
of the school property was read.
CORBETT:
H.AlV11VI OND :
"That this letter be referred to the Streets
Committee for investigation and report back,"
Councillor Jones stated he felt it was very important that this·
sidewalk be constructed and Councillor Child stated that.this was
500 feet of sidewalks in front of the school.
The motion was then Carried,
A letter from the County of York Education Chairman, Mr. R,G, Henderson
asking Council to endorse November 5 to 11, 1961 as education week
in Ontario. ·
H.AlV11VIOND : "That Council endorse this request. 11
JONES:
Carried.
Town Clerk, William Johnson advised Council that as there were
450 electors in Regency Acres Subdivision a new polling station
would be created,
R:U:ERHEX~'UD::S:
DELEGATIONS: ...
Mr. N, Cook appeared before Council and presented a petition from the
merchants of Aurora requesting consideration to the covering of
parking meters throughtout the town for a trial period, starting as
soon as possible and lasting to the end of 1961
CHILD:
H.AlV11VIOND:
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"That the meters be removed for the period
between November 1st to December 31st. 1961."
Councillor Moffat inquired if they could compare November this year
as against November last year's business.
Councillor Moffat then presented the following amendment
"That the covering of the meters be tired
for November and give us an idea as to progress
.and .then decide further."
Councillor Jones inquired if the meters were not usually coverd in
December anyway,
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Deputy Reeve Stoddart stated that this was definately worth a trial,
There was no seconder for the amendment,
The motion was then Carried,
Mr. S, Symington appeared before Council asking information on catering
license fees. Mr. Symington asked that some distinction be made
between the fees charged,local caterers and those charged outsiders,
STODDART:
. CHILD:
"That this matter be referred to the Services
Committee to bring in a'report or by-law for
next meeting.~
Carried,
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
The Town Solicitorstated in regard to land at the Mill St, park that
the Town Engineer submit report to Council to do work and assess~ork
to anyone who MWE belongs to it.
CORBETT: "That we go ahead and straighten out this creek,"
REEVE:
Councillor Hammond inquired of Mr. McPherson if there is anyway of
finding owner who is not registered and Mr McPtl@rson stated that the
Act is designed to get around this problem and allow Town to eleminate
problem. Councillor Jones stated he would fro.wn on going in on private
property wntil permission is received from the owner.
The following was then added to the motion:
"That Councillor Corbett contact Mr. West and
if he does not own the property then he go
ahll[ead and have the property cleaned up."
The motion was then carried,
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Councillor Jones advised Council that he had been contacted by Mr. Coleman
Aurora Separate School Trustee in regards to the walkway south of
Separate school in Regency Acres, who advised that they were having some
paving done on parking lot and woould it he possible to also get this
strip paved now and spread some fine grav:~el on this walkway, Councillor
Child EgRgREXRN suggested that no work be done until fencing between
the two schools was put up. Mayor Nisbet statedhe felt we should wait
until nextspring and see What deve~s in this area.
CORBETT:
CHILD:
"That this matter be left for incoming Council
next year,"
Carried,±
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Councillor Hammond presented a verbal report with regards to the
problem of the Sewage Treatment Plant and stated he had spent
part of Thursday with the Town Engineer and a representative of
Collis Leather and have found some problems that can be overcome
and steps would~be so taken, Mayor Nisbet informed Council that
he had written Dr. Berry regarding the Ontario Water Resources
Commission taking over this plant,
CHILD:
STODDART:
"That the ~roperty Committee study this situation
and obtain costs and complete picture of other
municipalities,"
Carried,
Councillor Davidson inquired of Mr. T, McPherson, Town Solicitor
what progress had been made in the matter of Police arbitation
and the Solicitor stated that :' ,._ another a:r'bi trator would have
to be found since Professor Taylor cannot be pinned down to a
definate date.
Councillor Child presented a verbal report on Planning Committee
meeting re change proposed in side lot boundaries and that this
had been turned over to the Town Solicitor for the necessary by-law,
Councillor Child state h~ would like to know what is taking place
before getting motion regarding Industrial report:
CHILD:
DAVIS:
1 • "That the Industrial Brochure "Aurora, Ontario
Canada de·signed · for general distribution
and Industrial Report on Aurora" for limited
distribution be authorized as official publications
of the Town of Aurora, to be distributed by the
Joint Industrial Committee or its appointees,
Note: copies of both publications are filed with
original of this motion,
2. That a motion of thanks be sent to Mr. Mike Lysecki,
Chairman of the Joint Industrial Committee, for his
originating of this idea of the Industrial Brochure,
and through:;; him to his committee for the preparation
of both publications.
J, That a motion of thanks be sent to Dr, James Johnston
Owner Auvora Banner Publishing Company for his
invaluable aid in the preparation of both publications,
Mayor Nisbet stated we all have copies of the Brochure and that the
idea of the set-up it can be readily changed and also stated he felt
the Committee has done a very good job on it, The com .. ple ted one is
only handed out to anyone really interest in Town of Aurora • Reeve
Davis inquired if Mr. Lysecki had'been contacted re his opinion of
paragraph 1 and it was stated that this had been left in the hands
of WJr, Lyseck, Dr,. Johns.ton and Town Engineer to complete,
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Deputy Reeve Stoddart stated he would like to commend the Committee
for excellent job done and stated that the brochure was very attractive.
Reeve Davis complimanted Committee on great deal of work they have
undertaken.
The motion was then carried.
Tehders for Fuel Oil were received from the following Companies:
1. Stiver Brothers 15.6 cents per gallon
15.45 cents per gallon 2. Cities Service Oil
3. Ken Rose 15. cents per gallon
STODDART:
CHILD:
MOFFAT:
DAVIDSON:
"Resolve that the Tender of Ken Rose Heating
to supply fuel oil to Municipal Buildings at a
price of 15 cents per gallon for the period of
November 1st 196a to November 1st 1962 be
accepted and the Seal of the Corporation be
attached hereto,"
Carried,
"That permission be granted to the Town :E:ngineer
to submit the application to the Department of
Transport of the Canadian Government for the following
frequencies, "
Fire Department (+600 Kcs)
Ontario Fire Marshall
154.07 Mcs,
154.07 Mcs,"
Deputy Reeve Stoddarted presented a report of the Finance Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submit the following:
STODDART:
~AVIS
"That the Finance Committee met with representatives
of the North American Life Assurance Company and the
Representative Town employees on Thursday October 5, ±9~
1961 to study the proposed chages in the Town Employees
Group Annuity plan,
Subsequently the Finance Committee .recommends that
this improved plan be adopted."
"Resolved that the report of the Finance Committee
re change in employee Pension Plan be approved and
the North American Assurance Company so notified,
and, they be instructed to prepare the necessary-
by-laws in accordance with the require~ents of The
Municipal Act and Regulations and, the By-law be sub=
mitted to the Department of Municipal Affairs for app-
roval." Carried,
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Councillor Hammond stated that Councillor Jones did a lot of work
to get bridge underway on Temperance Street 'and inquired if anything
further is being done. Town Engineer Mr. Murray stated that a drawing
of 2 culverts was.submitted but tunred down by bridge office due to
lack of retaining walls, w~. Murray suggested that estimates on
·~ concrete culverts with retaining walls be obtained. Mr. Murray stated
he had done a preliminary drawing and submitted it to the bridge office
and·now redrawing the whole thing to geth their approval, for a proper
bridge.
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Councillor Hammond brought forward the matter of sidewalk crossing
· :. and stated that this is in very poor shape and if some delay
he would like to see some extra support for walkway. This matter
was left over till another meeting for further report.
Councillor Davidson stated he approved of the Commercial development
coming into the south end of Town and he would like it shown that
any assessment belongs to the Town and not any subdivider, Mayor Nisvet
stated that if the Subdivider requests assessment we will deal with it
then.
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Councillor Hammond stated that the Streets Committee carried out a
trial basis of coating a walkway with colas and sand, Mayor Nisbet
stated that this looked very good. Re·eve Davis stated that Jones
Court elevated walkway is collapsing and Councillor Jones informed
Council that he had been talking with people who claimed this walkway
is not used by pedestrians and it is a bad situation and dangerous
to children and that something should be done and maybe it could be
closed.
JONES:
DAVIS:
"That this matter be referred to the Town
Solicitor to check on this and by-law
beprepared and people in area contacted."
Carried,
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Councillor Corbett inquired if Mr. Southwood had contact Councillor
Child regarding Wellington St. W, Land and it was decided that he
should contact Councillor Child.
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""' MOFFAT:
CORBETT:
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law to
appoint a Court of Revision for 1961 and that
the same be now read a first time,"
The By-law was then read a first time.
liWFFAT:
DAVIDSON:
"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 purpese."
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The By-law was taan read a second time and approved in Committee
of the Whole
DAVIS:
CORBETT:
CHILD:
DAVIS:
The By-law
DAVIS:
STODDARD:
"That the 5 names, Locke, Veigel, Hill,
Lysecki, MacDonald be approved and inserted
in Clause 1."
Carried,
"That the By-law now before the Council be
read a third time this day and that Rule
22 ofl By-law 1468 be suspended for that
purpose."
was then read a third time.
"That the third reading of the by-law be
taken as read,"
All in favour of the third reading of the By-law.
Carried,
The By-law was then numbered 1494.
MOFFAT:
DAVIDSON:
"That leave be given to introduce a by-law
to authorize the signing of an agreement
between the Corporation of the Town of Aurora
and her Majesty The Queen in the right of Ontario
as represented by the Minister of Public Wovks
to install an antenna and base station for two-
way radio communication on the roof of the main '
building of the Ontario Hospital."
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read a first time.
lli[OFFAT:
DAVIDSON:
Carried,
"That the By-law now before the Council be read
a tecond time , and that the Council resolve
itself into a committee of the whole for that
purpose."
Carried.
The second reading of the by-1aw was then approved in Council.
DAVIS:
CHILD:
HAMMOND:
CHILD:
"That the By-law now before the Council be read
a third time this day a~d tha~ Rule 22 of By-law
1468 be suspended for that purpose, "
"That the third reading of the By-law be taken
as read."
All in favour of the third reading of the By-law,
Carried,
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20TH REGULAR -15-OCTOBER 16, 1961
llM..llQ..SINESS
A meeting is try; ing to be arranged between the Tovm of Aurora
Council and lllr. w. Preston, Co-ordinator Emeegency JYieasurers
Organization.
Town Clerk, 1k. W. Johnson was instructed to write a letter to
~ueen City Storage re smoke abatement.
Councillor Hammond stated that we have no zoning by-law and we
are condonning commercial usuages from residiences and feel we
should have a by-law regarding residential zones and carrying
on P, commercial business unless area is zoned commercially.and
fee', 1 we should en;force it or drop it.
HAlYI!IIOND:
DAVIDSON:
"That the By-laws Committee investigate
this by-law and re word it or do away
with it until zoning by-law is in existence."
Carried.
Councillor Davidson inquired if any results from a letters sent
out lasfweek and Mayor Nisbet stated yes. Reeve Davis stated
that he felt we did pass a by-law re storing inflamable liquids
so far from a building. Councillor Moffat stated that Fire Chief
Jones is looking into this matter.
STODDART:
CHILD:
HAJYIMOND:
STODDART:
"That the By-laws Committee look into this
matter and report back.
Carried.
"That we adjourn."
The meeting then adjourned.
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Mayor