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MINU!ES OF THE 1.4TH REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON
MONDAY JULY 20 1 1964 AT 8,00 P,M,
PRESENT
MAYOR
REEVE
DEPUTY REEVE
COUNCILLORS
ACCOUNTS
POLICE ACCOUNTS
Active Metal Industries Ltd,
Aurora Automotive Lt~
Aurora Banner Publishing Coo
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Aurora Janitor Service
Baldwins Pharmacy
DoLo Bassett Ltd,
Bell 'rele .. phone Co.
Canada Law Book Ltd.
Canadian Research Ltd,
Carswell Co,
Central Office Supplies
N. Cook
E,J. Farr Motors Ltd.
G.M. Fyfe
Gift and Greeting Studio
P, Gorman Ltd,
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C,F, DAVIS (IN THE CHAIR)
W,H, STODDART
J, MQFFAT
CHILD, JONKS, MANNING; PATRICK, SIMMONS, WILLIAMSON
WILLI.AMSON: "That the following ai:counts be paid,
that the Mayor issue orders on the
Treasurer for the·~ame and the Seal of
the Corporation be attached hereto."
PATRICK~
Carried,
Bunks, window bars
Batteries, hand cleaner
Complaint forms, envelopes,
cards, newsprint
Service
Service (June)
Flash bulbs
Water filter &
Service
Staff phones
carttidge
72.28
24.25
l?t,ninal Law Subscription
Tuning fork and radar. repair
Criminal code supplement
Verifax paper, architects scales,
·master units, stationery,
pencils, typewriter service
Summer pants, shirts, ties:,
Uniform alterations
Cruiser rental June 170,00
Less repairs (tire) 8.00
Cruiser radio change over
instal high•gain antenna,
repairs to base station
transmitter
Map pins. binder
Photo paper
195;.95.
20,39
78.32
S,.lo86
78<-00
4.20
28.74
96,53
18.75
39,01
6,50
101.28
242.20
162,00
124.15
'Jr:77
. 12.74
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14REGULAR
. POLICE ACCOUNTS CONTINUED
Grand & Toy Ltd.
w, &3nrt
Ken Haek
Hall Photographic Ltd.
George Kerr
Muir Cap and Regalia Ltd.
Newma.rket, Town of
Prav;incial Sire Prevention Co 1
G.W. Scully
Servisonic Ltd,•
T. Sisman ·Shoe co.-
Soughwood 1 s B.A.-
Upper Canada Glass Co. ··
Wilson Hardware
Petty Cash Expendi&ures
w. Langman
Court time
TOTAL.
FIRE. ACCOUNTS MANNING:
JONES:
Aurora A't'!t~c~1J:·•n t,td,: ,
Aurorl! Blj.Uner Publishing Co.
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Bell Telephone Coo
CanadianDust ConJ;roli.td0
D!!viS Garage
C. E. Hickey
Safety Supply Co;
Southwoodll B,A,
Wiison & cousins
Wilson Hardware
TOTAL
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_2 July 20,1964
Trip memos
,111'1 and :t:necllllc\at~n
Installing sinks and hot water
line
56.10
15.00
police bldg.
Photo supplies
Camera repairs
Carpenter work on
O.P.P.·Cap
Dispatching service
April 1 • June 30,1964
Recharge extiuquisher
Fingerprint supplies, belt,
billie, card holder,.Sergeant
shirt chevrons
Capttan tire
2 pair shoes, extra soles
Wash cruiser
Cutting glass
Weatherstrip, screws, screw
driver·
June
Mileage allowance
... June
15.14
67e4tl
127.65
71.10
. 115.24
6,37
500.00
3.60
. 56.86
1.34
28,68
7,60
1.22
3.45
38.20
36.20
110.50
$2,435.94
"That the following accounts be paid, that'the
Mayotissueorders on the:Treasurer for the 11ame,
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached
hereto>"· , ·,
Carrie.d~
L~--Alarrn .• all 11lips,
Ser\rice. · ·
Service
Cl~aning aupp1i~s
Bars 1ealt . · .. · · . ·
Fire Hose. badge!! f3ti:mc:~r'patches~· tape~ cement
Gasoline ..
Valves, adapter, mitts
Glass, varsol, wa11te basket
3,04
. 1,9. 61
15.49
6_5.58
.3.20
_2.06' '
199.35
14.51
24.6tf
222.47
4.43
$~74.42
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14TH REGtn.AR
GENERAL ACCOUNTS STODDART: ..
MOFFAT:
Aurora Banner Publishing Co.
Aurora Book & Music S-tore
Aurora Greenhouses
Aurora Jaycees
Bell Telephone Co,.
Fred A. ,Boddington
Central Office Supplies
Gift and Greeting Studio
Institute Municipal Assessors
J,l3, Johnson
Lee & McPherson
Mary's Fruit Store
McBee Co,
Municipal World
3 July 20,1964
"That the following accounts be paid, that the
Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the
saoe and the Seal of the Corporation be
attached hereto,"
Carried,
Misc. Advertiseoent 5,04
Weed II 10,08
Assessor II 7,87
Assessor Plate Change
Foro 18.87
Clerk-Tax bills ,. 94,33
Clerk-spec,. envelopes J..50. 93 -
Clerk-Financial
Statement 211.(;8
Rolls, purchase order foros,
pencils, stapler, pads, file
folders
Presentation
Use practice room(bandeexpense)
Service Clerk 82,46
Assessor 16.12
J3ldg. .. Insp, 13,37 .. -
Repairs to band instruoents,
Uniforo protectors
Filing cabinet, fraoes, folders
(assessor)
Typewriter ribbon, oinute paper~
pads
Mcobership fee
l3andoaster's fees, group lessons
REgister deed and liquor license
objection services
Presentations
Accounting systeo
498.80
1\1,02
10.30
39.00-
111,95
77.03
103.93
18,72
10,00
325,_00
131.50
20,15
North Araerica Business Equipoent Ltd.
~arkes McVittie & SHaw Ltd, .
Arrears on taxes foros
Mailing machine rental
Group&interiQ coverage
543,80
15.42
19.81
190,00
Planning Board
Helen I, Reid
Taylor's fuels Ltd •.
Wilson Hardware
Workoen's Coopensation Board
TOTAL
Funds requisi~ion
List -land transfers
Giuioline
Tape (Assessor)
1964 Levy
500,00
4.80
417.73
3,05
1,874.19
$4,976.20
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14TH REGULAR -4-July 20,1964.
WAGE ACCOUNTS
STODDART:
MOFFAT:
"'l:llat the WG~ge Account be gaid 1 that the Mayor issue ord.,rs on the Treasurer tor the sane ana the Seal of the Corporation be attached
hereto,"
WORKS ACCOUNTS PATRICK:
i SODDART:
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Andy's Sign Shop
A.s. Annan Ltd.
Attridge Lumber Co.
Aurora Automotive Ltd,
Anrora Banner Publishing Co~
Aurora Hydro-Electric Coco,
Aurora Sodding Co.
Au=ora Tank & Welding
Baker's Sand and Gravel
l3ell Telephone
Canadian Bitumuls Ltd.
J, H, Chapman
Ivan Daniels
_Duke Lawn Equipment Ltd,
· · ·~ravely Tractors Ltd,
:round, Dave
.-.. :nternational Harvester Ltd.
Ken;s Esso Service
Miller Paving Ltd.
Red Gordon's Garage
Rasco Metal Products Ltd.
W.H. Steadman
Stiver Bros.
Stouffville Sand and Gravel
Taylor's Fuels Ltd.
Truck & Tractor Equipment Ltd,
Warren Bituminous ·Paving Co. Ltd •.
Wellesley Construction Co,
W:tlson Hardware
SU!l TOT,AL
Carried,
"rhat the follin~:~ accounts be paid, that the
Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the saae,
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached
hereto."
Carried •.
4 crosuwalk signs
Sewer pipe
Cement and seal bond
Lamp
Time cards
Service 8,42
Street billing3i.77
Sod
Cylinder demurrage
Sand
Service
l3itumuls
Cutting culvert, drill & tap
tractor, welding mower and truck
Loader drive pump repairs
Mott mower repairs
tractor & Rotary mower
/Excavating for sewer service
Filters for grader
' Repair tire
Limestone
Liqui 'dow
·Asphalt prime
94.61
171,60
2,746.31
Repairs to trucks
Couplers
Phone Service
Calcuim chloride
Gravel and stone
Oil for trucks & tractors
Hydraulic oil
Cold mix asphalt
Crushed gravel
Fuses, batteries, bulbs, stones,
164.64
53,80
~.73
3.04
32. 64
44.19
11;08
.50
229.50
23.52
283.65
16.00
19,59
52.50
459.38
40.00
3.92
1.50
3;012,52
246.09
18.91
4.53
6.36
41.60
35.13
20.60
41.59
88 .• 47
files, paint, cleanit . plastic cans 69.48
'$5,032.48
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-5-July 20,1964
ilATER ACCOUNTS PATRICK: "That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor
STODDART: issue Qrder• on the Treasurer for the sace and the
Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto .• 11
Ken Arnold
Aurora Autocotive Ltd. Au~ora Banner Publishing Co 4 Au~pra Cashway Electric Ltd,
Au~ora Hydro-Electric Coon,
Bell Telephone Co,
Cana .. da Wholesale Plucbing Ltd. _,,·.)"
J ,II• Chapman
Gift and Greeting Studio
Gr:l;nnell Co,
W.YGunn
Ken's Esso Station
Mo~el Builders Ltd,
Wiison Hardware
SUB TOTAL
Carried
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Repair truck body
Si!aled beacs
Restriction advertisement
Bal. of account • pump installatl. on
40.00
3,14
2,52
81,00
Service 697,21
Billing 434,40
Service
Pipe and fittings
Cutting and welding shut offs
·1,131,61
12.57
8,95
and pipes 11.37
Binder, pens 3.64
Washers, seats • disks, 14o 07
solder copper fittings a. !liJ
Repair tire 1,50
Compressor rental 8,00
Enamel, saw blades, taps, varsol 37,75
$1,359.62
.WORl<S ACCOUNTS $5,032.48
h-···~·"• WATER ACCOUNTS
TOTAL
WELFARE ACCOUNTS SIMMONS:
CHILD:
$1,359.62
$6,392,10
"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
lQQ% Recoverable other Municipalities $574.45
$988.35
$197,67
801. Recoverable Province of Ontario,
NET COSTS
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14TH REGULAR -6-July 20,1964,
POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACCOUNTS
,.._:._ . .-JONES: "That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor
WILLIAMSON: issue orders on the Treasurer for the same , and the
Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Aurora twdro•Electric Comcission
Bell Telephone Co.
Bennett & Wright Ltd.
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Canada Wholesale Plubming Ltd.
Canadian Dust Control Ltd.
J • n. Chapnan
Graham Transport
Taylor's Fuels Ltd,
Wilson Hardware
SUB TOTAL
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IZarried.
Power
Service
Tank truck gate valve
Packmng, pipe couplings & nipples
Cleaning supplies
Mounting spreader on truck
Delivery service
Oil
Mower gas line, stones, weed
killer, washer and spring, dis=
infectant, paint, soap, bulbs,
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442.32
12.77
51.83
28.36
3,00
25,45
4.50
9.27
80,79
$658.29
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fONES JONES: "That the following accounts be paid., that the Mayor
WILLIAMSON: issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the
Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Attridge Lumber Co.
Aurora Greenhouses
Aurora Hydro-Electric
Wilson Hardware
SUB TOTAL
POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACCOUNr S
PROPERTY UPKEEP ACCOUNTS
·:·TOTAL
Carried.
Lock (Parkwashroom)
Geraniums and plants
Service 42.90
1,131.27 Street lighting
Keys, kettle,.flourescent,
bulbs, paint & Brushes, steel
18 .• 03
5.,51
1,174.17
woo.i and ca:t:etaker 1 s supplies 121.18
$ 658.29
$1,318.89
~1.977.18
$1,318.89
14TH REGULAR
... PARK& ACCOUNTS MOFFAT:
SIMMONS:
Patrie~, D.
TOTAL
CAPITAL ACCOUNT STODDART:
MOFFAT:
Aurora Banner Publishing Co.
Daily Comoerical News
Modern Technical Printing Ltd.
WORKS DEPARTMENT
Brad Walker Motors Ltd.
TOTAL
"7-July 20,.1964.
"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.
Grass cutting 81,00
$81.00
"That-the followj.ng accounts be paid, that the
Mayor issue orders on the Treasurers for the same
and the Seal of the Corporation be ·attached
hereto."
Carried.
Tender Advertisement
Tender Advertisement
Prints road specifications
Works· Department Truck
8.-19
19 .. 20
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3.625.60
$3,666.73
14TH REGULAR
· C:ORRESPONDENCE
-'RED ENSIGN SUGGESTED
AS ONTARl.O':l FLAG
VEHICLES IN PARK
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llLIND FINANCIAL
CAMPAIGN
SJ\LVATION ARMY
HOME LEAGUE SALE
·8· July 20,1964.
From H •. I'. Matthews, S Algonquin Cresc, expressing his views on a
resolu~ion sponsored by Toronto Controller Allan Lamport askirg
Prime Mimister J.P. Robarts, to declare the Canadian Red
.EQBign as Ontario's official flag and enquiring as to what
action was taken by Mayor Davis.
Mayorna.&• said the Chairman ruled the motion out of order as
practically all members of the Association felt the subject
was not aproper one for discussion as the Association had not
been formed for that purpose.
All m~9bers of Council concurred in this opinion and support
the action taken at the meeting,
CHILD:
MOFFAT:
"Resolved that the Clerk reply to Mr. Matthews and
send him a copy of Controller Lamport 1 s resolution,"
Carried.
From ll, qriffin, 25 Huron Court drawing attention to vehicles
being driven over the park land near the water pumping station,
CHILD: "Resolved that a by•law prohibiting the parking
MOFFAT: of vehicles on Park lands be prepared and that warn-
ing signs be posted," ·
Carried.
From the Canadian National Institute for the nlind requesting
permission to hold a financial campaign from October 3rd to 17th.
SOTDDART: "B!.itolved that permission be granted. 11
MOFFAT:
Carried
From the Salvation Army requesting permission to hold a
"Home League Sale" on November 14th,l964.
STODDART: "Resolved that permission be granted,"
MOFFAT:
Carried.·
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14TH REGULAR
REQUEST TO
APPEAR AT MEETING
J?ELEMTIONS
NEW GARBAGE BAGS
SEWAGE TREATMENT
REPORT
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
PAINTING
POLICE OFFICE
-9-July 20,1964
From Mr. A. Cassar requesting permission to appear at the
next Council meeting,
CHILD: "Resolved that peroission be granted,"
MOFFAT:
Cauuied.
Mr. D, Harrow displayed a polyethelene disposal garbage
bag and explained the good points and asked for Council
approval • Several members of Council expressed their
opinion that there are certain advantages in the use of
the, plastic bag, which will be sold by the Jaycees,
Mr. Don Refern and C,S, Sutton submitted and explained
a detailed report onthe sewage treatment requirements of the
Town and have studied four alternative treatment plants at
an estimate cost of $520.000to $1,250,00~ Mayor Davis said
Council would study the report and a meeting arranged in'
early fall, A trip to Alliston to view the new plant will
be arranged.
Councillor Jones presented a report of the Property CoQmittee
in which the Corncittee respectfully submit the following:
The Committee met to open tenders received for the painting
of the present police quarters,
Four tenders were received anf the Committee rec6mmend the
following tender be accepted:
Charles Davies and Son at a cost of $470.00~
JONE:S "Resolved that the tender of Charles Davies & Son
WILLIAMSON: to paint the police building at a cost of $470,o0
be accepted and the Seal of the Corporation be
attached hereto and that the Co?,ours be
medium gray and white trim,"
Carried,
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14EH REGULAR -10-July 20,1964
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
REEVE STODDART IN THE CHAIR
TAXI FARES
SPRINGBURN WEST
DRAFT PLAN
ARENA BOARD
REPORT
SALE OF PUMP
DEFERRED
INTEREST IN
POST OFFICE
r~'7!CHASE
DRAINAGE _
!ULLVIEW AVE
Mayor Davis presented a report of the Committee of the Whole
in which the Committee respectfully submit the following:
1. Re-considered the request for an increase in taxi fares from
Wm. Patchett, who was present, and provided futther information
The Committee has decided that the taxi fares are adequate for
the present.
2., Mr. Cossar and Mr, Buchinger, P. Eng., appeared for Springburn
West and displayed a draft plan of a proposed subdvision and
requ,sted draft approval. This matter was referred to
Pieftft~ft~-Beare-£er-a-reper~, a joint meeting of Council and
Plannit.;s Board,
3. The report from the Arena Board was discussed thoroughly, but
at this time due to the high tax rate this Committee regrets
that we cannot see our way clear to implement the suggesti.ons.
However with the expected change in school taxation, it is
hoped this will be possible in the near future. This
committee wishes to express our sincere appreciation to
Mr, Bolsby and the members of the Arena Board for the
exceptionally comprehensive report.
4, It is recommended that the sale of the 300 H,P. motor and pump
be deferred until several possibilities are investigated.
5. A letter to be sent to the Honourable J.P. Deschatelets,
Minister of Public Works, advising him that the Town is
interested in the present Post Office building when it is
aHailable,
6. A drainage problem on Hillview Ave where a culvert and catch
basin is required was referred to Town Superintendent
Browning,
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14TH REGULAR -11-July ZC\,1964
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONTINUED
REEVE STODDART IN THE CHAIR COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE REPORT
! RE• ASSESS LEGAL
SERVICE
PEDESTRIAN
CROSSOVER"
NEW SIGNS
PLANNING BOARD
FUNDS
RE: HEIGHTS OF
BUILDINGS
7. The account of J~D. Otten, Barrister, for legal services
to he re-assessed,
8> Referred the letter from the Department of Transport
announcing a change in "Pedestrian Crossovers" to the Police
Committee, a new by-law to be prepared.
9, The requisition for funds in the amount of$~00.00 from
the Planning Board is approved.
DAVIS: "Resolved that the report of the Committee of the
STODDART: Whole dated July 20,1964 be approved as amended
crt Clause 2, and the &eal of the Corporation be
attached hereto,"
Carried.
Mayor Davis presented a report of the Committee of the Whole
in which the Committee respectfully submit the following:
The Committee of the Whole met with Mr. R. Case and Mr. Lyle
Sparks, representing Golf Glen Terraces Ltd, on Tuesday July 14th
and acceded to their request that the Height restriction by-law
be amended to allow buildings to be sixty feet in height.
DAVIS: "Resolved that the
MOFFAT: date July 20,1964
approved."
report of the Committee of the Whole
~ height restriction by-law be
Carried.
14TH REGULAR -12-July 20,1964
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONTINUED
.lEEVE STODDART IN THE CHAIR
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SPRINGBURN WEST DRAFT
PLAN
. MAYOR DAVIS IN THE CHAIR
'····WATER COMPLAINTS
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
• WATER TABLE
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MAYOR DAVIS presented a report of the Committee of the
Whole in which the Committee respectfully submit the
following:
Tj:le Committee of the Whole and t.he Planning Board met at
8~00 p.m. on Tuesday July 14th to consider the request
of Springburn West for approval of a draft plan of a
proposed subdivision and this committee recommends that
the attached report from the Planning Board be approved
at the questionaire be completed by the Clerk anCI the
Secretary and forwarded to the Department of Municipal
Affairs.
DAVIS:
MOFFAT:
"Resolved that the report of the Committee of
the Whole dated July 20th.l964 re request
of Springburn West for approval of a draft
plan of proposed subdivision be approved.u
C arried •
COUNCILLOR PATRICK introduced Mrs. Parish of
12 Bailey Cces. who complained of discoloured water and
displayed a bottle containing water and asked that it
be tested. He explained that the mains were being
flushed and this sometimes caused a temporary discolour-
ation.
COUNCILLOR PATRICK r.'-at&1 that suction lines had been
taken out of the well and the water table is up 1~ inches
Councillor manning disagreed with this statement and the
method ~f draft pumping. Mayor Davis said he
also was concerned and suggested a meeting to deal with
the water problems.
14TH REGULAR
.,!JNFINISHED BUSINESS
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IlY•LAWS
16·11-64
Amend 1051
-13-July 20,1964
'·1Cayot Davis reported King Towsnhip did not want to pay taxes
on a small lot at the corner of Yonge St, and Subway Sideroad,
This was referred to the Finance Committee for a recommendation,
SIMMONS:
CHILD:
That leave be given to intDDduce a by-law to
Amend By-law Number 1051· maximum height of a
building and that the same be now read a first time."
Carried.·
The Ily-law was then read a first time.
PATRICK:
CHILD:
now before the Council be read a
and that the Council resolve
That the by-law
second time
itself into a committee of the whole for that
purpose,"
WILLIAMSON:"That the second reading of the by-law be taken as
CIULD: read,"····
CHILD:
PATRICK:
Carried,
That the by-law now before the council be read a
third tioe this day and that rule 22 of by-law
number 1468 be suspended for that purpose."
STODDART: That the third reading of the by-law be taken as
MOFFAT: read, 11
llarried.
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14TH REGULAR
BY-LAWS
BY-LAW # 1610-64
DESIGNATING
CROSSOVERS
NEW BUSINESS
SUNDAY SOCER
GAMES
SIMMONS:
CHILD:
.olli• July 20,1964.
"That leave be given to iptroduce a by-law
designating crossovers ard that .the same be now
read a first time,
Carried/
' The by-law was then read a first time.
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CHILD:
PATRICK:
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,"
Carried,
WILLIAMSON: 11 Resolved that the description of location be
MANNING: amended by adding "and Yonge Street':' in
PATRICK:
CHILD;
MANNING:
CHILD:
"Coli.Dlln 2"following D\lnning Ave, Mosley St, and
Aurora Heights Dr,"
Carried,
"That the by-law now before the Council be read
a third time this day and that rule 22 of by-law
number 1468 be suspended for that purpose,11
THat the third reading of the by-law be taken as
reade 11
Carried.
Deputy Reeve MoE~at reported receiving a request from
Mr. Brehm to play soccer inthe Town Park on an occasional
sunday afternoon, The Deputy Reeve told him to check with
Ernie Batson who thought it should be a council decision.
The Council decided they have no objection and Mr. Brehm
to be so advised,
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:il.4th REGui.AR
"EW ntJSINESS, ·
WATER RESTRICTIONS
NOT ENFORCED
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FORMER PETLOVAN\t
PROPERTY -HOuSE
ON LOT LINE
UNTRUE;S:r~t
IN PUBLlliSH!lb 't'kt\'l'!:R
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lEWAGE O!JOUR
'ADOPTION OF
MINUTES·.
COUNTY COUNU:IL
-is----·,o._ .Juty Mlt964'
Deputy Reeve Moffat asked why so wa.ny people are allowed
to break the W!lter restriction r..il.ea· and why the Police
can't enforce the by-law. Councillor ,Manning replied
that the Chief· was smarting from the withdrawal. of .. summons
last year, Councillor l.'atrick_and CounCillor Child
suggested calling the Police ·whert a breach bf the
by-law was noticed,
Councillor Child advised council that the east boundary
line, of the former Petlovany property now owned by the
Town, bisects a house and asked for direction.
Mayor Davis referred this matter to the Town Solicitor
for a legal opinion,
STODDART:
MOFFltT:
"Resolved that Council continue past the hour of
ll o'clock and that rule 3 of by-law 1468
be suspsended for that purpose,"
Carried,
Councillor Williamson spoke on a' ·tetter J?ubl.'ished in the
Aurora Banner and took exception to the statement that the
Council members centennial costum~s were paid by the
Town. All costumes were paid for by those ordering
them at no cost to the Town.
OOuuciJ:lor Wiltiilir!Mn' .; dbjeeted t~ a b;,uirier ed:l.tor'i.al
allEig:l.rig an odotir ridtice'able bn ;north Ydnge st. wlils
com:l.ng ftionf the tdWri s'ewage plant. _• When drivirig a~ound
he noticed a •t.U.tlii-l> at'St.' John' s · s:l.de:road ·. and-'was· adVised
by Percy Ba:rWiek"it' was •cbmirig froin ai:; Andrew's Ddllege
b'ecause thei•r sewage lagon was goirig fliiptfc6 '
STODDART:
PATRICK:
"REsolved that the minutes of May 19th, June
1, 15, 29, 1964 be adopted as printed and
circiilated•'" · · · "' ·
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Carried-.
Deputy Reeve Moffat asked as many of Council members as
possible· .attend' County Cb'tineil meeting on Thursday
. July 23rd when Couri'ty Assessment will be considered•
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rz The meeting then adjourned.
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MAYOR
i-fANNJiNG:
CHl'LD:
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~That the1 meetirig adj'ourn>·''
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Carried.
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CLERK