MINUTES - Council - 19641019,:I_
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MINUTES OF THE /. <7 IH' REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON MONDAY
OCTOBER 19TH 1964 AT 8.00 P.M.
PRESENT
MAYOR
REEVE
C,F. DAV!S (IN THE CHAIR)
W.H. STODDART
J. MOFFAT DEPUTY REEVE
COUNCILLORS CHILD, JONES, MANNING, SIMMONS, PATRICK, WILLIAMSON
ACCOUNTS
POLICE ACCOUNTS WILLIAMSON:
PATRICK:
MANNING:
STODDART:
Aurora Hydro-Electria Comm,
Aurora Janitor Service
Bell Telephone Co.
Budd Studios
Central Office Supplies
Ivan Daniels
Farr Motors Ltd.
P. Gorman
Mainprize Drugs
Muir Cap
Ontario Safety League
A. Price
G.W. Scully
Southwood's B.A.
Wilson Hardware
Court Time
Petty Cash
TOTAL
"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.
" Resolved that the account of E.J. Farr Motors Ltd.
regarding repairs to the Police cru/~er in the
amount of $104.11 be deleted and this matter be
referred to the Police Committee."
Service
Caretaking
Service 3 months
Staff yhones
Photo supplies
Office supplies
Sealed Beam
Cruiser rental
Flashbulbs
Supplies
O.P.P. Cap
Elmer pennant
Carried.
271.34
33.31
Uniform ties
Fingerprint tape etc.
Car washes
Gun shells, keys
September
August l3th to Sept. 18th.
13.36
78.00
304.65
4.41
31,34·
2.32
170.00
8.16
.70
6 • .36
6.70
19.47
14.83
4.67
7.67
195.00
42.99
$910.63
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ACCOUNTS CONTINUED
FIRE ACCOUNTS
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Hynro-Electric Comm.
Bell Telephone Co.
Canadian Dust Control
J .H. Chapman
Davis Garage
C.E. Hickey Co.
Joint Fire Prevention Co.
T.H. Oliver
Southwood's B.A.
TOTAL
lvWINING:
JONES:
GENERAL ACCOUNTS STODDART:
MOFFAT:
Addressograph=Multigraph Co.
Aurora Banner
Aurora United Church
Bell Telephone Co,
Canadian National Railway
Cari]:lonum Ltd.
Carswell Co.
Central Office Supplies
Gestetner
International Business Machines Ltd.
Mary's Flower Shop
Municipal World
North America Business Machine Co
Heliiln I. Reid
Taylor's Fuels
Thornhill Paving Ltd.
TOTAL
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OCTOBER 19th.l964
:Resolved 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."
Paint
Service
Service
Cleaning supplies
Truck repairs
Truck repairs
Badge
Carried.
Fire news and bookmarkers
Furnance repairs
Gasoline
4.58
14.70
47.83
3,20
2:5o
25.49
11.07
135.00
14.62
_1:!;21
$290.20
"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.
Shaft, jaw and inspection
Advertisements
Parking lot rent
Service Clerk
Assessor
Bldg. Insp
Pipe crossing
75.46
15.47
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Ribbons for Addressograph
Assessment supplement
Stationery
Ink and paper
Typewriter
Presentations
Annual Statutes
Mailing machine rental
Sept.Oct. Nov.
Land Transfer List
Gasoline
Repairs to tennis court
65.51
131.94
75.00
103.15
5.00
7.54
6.25
30.28
53.01
519.12
17.51
5.27
19.80
6,20
385.00
166.00
$1,595.68
l'?TH REGULAR
ACCOUNTS CONTINUED
WAGE ACCO!MTS
WORKS ACCOUNTS
Amac Equipment Ltd.
A.S. Annan Ltd.
Ardill's.Ltd.
At~ridge Lumber Co
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Hydro Commission
Anrora Tank and Welding
Avenue ·xcavators Ltd.
Baker Sand and Gravel
Bell Telephone Co.
Canadian Bitumuls
J.H. Chapman
Concrete pipe Ltd.
·Ivan Daniels
Duke Lawn Equipment
Gift and Greeting Shoppe
Red Gordon's Garage
Gormley Sand and Gravel
Harry Graham
Imperial Oil (C. Cook)
L.W. Manufacturing
Midway Machinery Movers
Miller Pairing
Southwood's B.A.
Stiver Bros
Taylors Fuels
Thornhill Paving
STODDART:
MOFFAT:
PATRICK:
JONES:
Warren Bituminous
Wellesley Construction Ltd.
Wilma's Delicatessen
Wilson Hardware
SUB TOTAL
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"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.
"That the following accounts bepaid, that the
Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the
same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached
hereto."
Coupling keys
Sewer pipe
Carried.
Red cloth for flags
Fir plywood and cement
Sealed Beam, rad, cap, oil filter
Service 6.44
St. sewers 34.39
Cut culvert and cylinder demurrage
Shovel rental (sewers)
Earth fill (sewers)
Service
Bitumuls
Welding, repair truck, sharpen picks,
straighten sign posts
Storm sewer pipe & culvert
Repair kit, chain saw
Mower repairs
Rubber stamp
Truck repairs
Road gravel
Deleivery service
Diesel fuel oil
Pins for grader
Dump trucks rental (sewers)
Limestone
Tire repair
Fertilizer, seed, calcuim chloride
Oil , grease stove oil
1.91
46.20
3.25
17.43
4.28
40.83
3.25
247/59
71.40
2],02
472.75
34.65
312.39
.77
64.89
3.19
18.90
58.62
4.00
64.80
2.82
90.00
42.98
1.50
16.56
20.67
Retopping sidewalks, and paving
Cold mix
Road gravel
Lunches
Paint, rope, bolts, garbage can,
roads
1,968.55
167.03
40.00
5.75
57.17
$3,916.63
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i9TH REGULAR
ACCOUNTS CONTINUED "
WATER WORKS AQ.COUNT~ ?ATRICK:
JONES: : ~--.~
Aurqra Casnway El~c~ric
Aurqra Hydro~lectric Comm ... ..... _, '' .-.. -.·-'•' ----', .. --_ '--,
Baker Sand ~nd Gravel
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canadian :Sraii:;; L~d.
ca!la<lavaive Ltd; ' Call~~!! \jho~a,~)..~ f;),\lJ)(Qi,ng
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McAnally Freigl;rt; W.ays J3. Phillips q · . .
W.ilsons Hardware
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SUB TOTJl.L
WAT:EJRWORKS Jl.CCpl.OO:§ . · .. '. _,' --_:.-.-.
WORKs JSGfi!WTs
TOT~
WELFAEE Jl.C::CQQNTS SIMJ1()\'IS:
MAN!fiJ,"G
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"Th<tt the following accounts l:)e !laid, that ~he
¥ay0 r issue o~er8 on th€l Trea~r'for the same,
li,nd the Seal of tne corpora,tion be atte.clle<l here t'p ju . . ---.---, .. -,_-·-. _-..
Tel. meter
Power··· '>
M#:itw
Carried. _, ~-_,-' -
servi()e 6p6.Q9
64o:iio
7:-._-... ·•'.' ·,:e.~'
S11-nd fill
serti<:~
S't!lP:J,;i;\)S
S1liipl:l,es
Pipe•lj#a fitt:tngs
W$.:l,air\g · . . '
snt~p~)l.g Cha,r~alil
Q:l.e~n ~a paint· !l:t~md!liPe
s11PP+i~~ . . ..
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$3,916.63
$6,607.29 .. -· -;--..; . ''!
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1,2~6,81?
31.50 ts: ::rr
141. 7;1.
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166.35
1.15
2.50 .
1,050.00
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$2,690.66
"Th(!):. :t))<; fqllowing aq.count~ be p~~a,, t))at the
Mi!-YilP ~~)llle .grde~~ q~ th~ Tre;>,s"\l.rep for t)le.
l!§.fu@ #~ ~))e s,"'a+ of' t))"' C::?l;Ilope.Hon 'll"' !3-t'lia9hed ner<;J:t;q;t• . . . .. ' .. . . . ....
Cap::ied.
roo:% re"gyer~ble <;>ther M1lni'"ip~iHes
eo % r§c;avorral)l,e RPOV}l)ge \if p~t;fl,rio .
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274.02
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Chfl,r~§ bfl,9ks $189.69
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TOTAT COsT TO TOWN $463.:1:1
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POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACCOUNTS
Attridge Lummber Co.
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora CashRay Electric
Aurora Hydro=Commission
Bell Telephone Co.
Canadian Dust Control
J. Chapman
Norm Cook
Harry Graham
Stiver Bros.
Toronto Fuels
Wilson Hardware
SUB TOTAL
PROPERTY UPKEEP ACCOUNTS
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Cedar board
Wipers
OCTOBER 19,1964
Air compressor repairs
Power
Service
Cleaning supplies
Welding
Jacket and smock
Delivery
Dowpean
Fuel oil
Supplies
5.30
15.45
23.00
430.42.
15.67
3.00
5.50
17.98
2.00
2.65
12.33
107.94
$641.24
JONES: "That the following accounts be paid, that tlhe
WILLIAMSON: Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached
hereto. a
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Canada Wholesale Plumbing
Davies and Son
Hamill,J
Knapps Paint
SUB TOTAL
POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACCOUNTS
PROPERTY UPKEEP ACCOUNTS
TOTAL
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS STODDART:
MOFFAT:
Crynler, Davis & Jorgensen
TOTAL
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Carried.
Power 43.21
Street lighting 1,131.62
Copper fittings
Painting Police , Waterworks Bldg
Heating Police-Waterworks Bldg.
Paint for Municipal Building
$ 641.24
$2,35£.81
$2,994.()_5
1,174.83
3.05
470.00
CfiPAf)6 9o.oo
14.93 'S{h'
$2,352.81
"That the following account. be paid, that the Mayor
issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the
Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Carried.
Consulting Engineers Ee; Haida•Dr.
to August 31,1963
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CORRESPONDJ!;NCE
1967 CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE
REPORT
=6= October 19th.l964
A report from the Gentennial Committe (1967)
The Committee has reviewed the various reports and
recommendations from the organizations in town and the
replies from our aitizens through the questionaire
coverage.
From the above review thGre is no doubt that many
support a major program to develop youth and community
centres, a historical project and a park development
program, with lesser support for many other activities
which would provide useful facilities for our town.
Considering further the aevelopment of any one of the
major projects mentioned above, financing becomes a
major consideration as well as the planning and
development.
lve therefore
be:
conclude that our centennial project ghould
A. The development of an overall parks and public land
use plan.
B. The development of our existing park areas to such a
plan.
C. Tee .ce.cquisition of lands for public use whether with
=in the municipality or adjacent areas.
To Implement such a program it would be advisable to:
A. Request the Planning Board to develop such a plan.
B. Request the Parks Board to undertake this work.
C. To recommend a joint effort between the bodies.
Should council choose to have the Centennial Committee
organize this program, we suggest that the Committee be
enlarged, drawing personel from such other interested
organizations who have a more permenent status within
the Town.
\Vhile all of the above is only a recommendation from
this committee to Council for a centennial project,
we feel quite strongly that an overall plan should be
formulated and lands acquired so that a co-ordinated
development can be made in the future •
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19TH EEGULAR
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINED
19.67 CENTENNiftL COMMITTE
REPORT
INFRACTION OF LAND USE BY-LAvT
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This program of physical planning will also permit
the economic planning to finance such a program
in a manner geared to our ability to pay.
However, to obtain the best advantage for the
Municipality, our development of a plan and
present park development or purchase should at
least equal the grants aveilable from the
Provincial and Federal Governments.
This would mean a projecc of between $27,000.00
and $30,000.00 with our share of $9,000.00 to
$10,000.00 Over hhree years would not be
a burden on the Taxpayers (which has been their
request) and yet set a program in motion that will
serve a majority of our citizens for many years
to come and be a lasting and progressing centennial
reminder and pDoject.
1•Te respectfully submit this report for your
consideration and await any further instructions
and comment. If it would serve any useful purpose
this committee will meet with council for further
discussion.
CHILD:
MOFFAT:
"Resolved that ·we accept the recommendation
of the Centennial Committee .and authorize
them to carry on and enlarge their
Committee and a hearty vote of thanks be
sent to chairman Doug Richardson and his
Committee for this report."
CARRIED.
From Owen Barr, Hillview and George St. asking
Council to amend che Land Use By-law to permit
an infraction as his buildings are too close to
the lot line.
CHILD:
STODDART:
"Resolved that his matter be turned o-:-er to
the Planning Committee and the Building
Inspector and if it is confirmed that the
Town had issued a building permit in
error we will have to accept it and a
letter is to be sent to the Committee
of Adjustment from the Town Solicitor
saying the Town is responsible.''
Carried
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October 19,1964
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED
OVER PAYMENT OF TAXES IN EEROR From A. Wolstenho~e, 53 Knowles Cres. appealing
to the Council for a rebate of the portion of his
t8xes which he has over paid for several years due
to an error in his assessment.
REPORT ON SEWAGE TREATMENT
PLANT
PATRICK: "Resolved that tbis matter be turned over to
v!ILLIAMSON:to the Assessor to quote the relevant
sections of the Act to assist him."
JONES:
MANNING:
"Resolved that this motion be amended and
referred to the Finance Committee to see
just what is involved."
Carried
From Crysler, Davis & jorgensen offering to make a
comprehensive report of the Sewage Treatment Plant
required for the sum of approximately $750.00 ,
not more then $1,000.00
WILLIAMSON:
li'.ANNING:
"Resolved that a letter be sent to them
asking them to lay out the terms of
reference and tell us exactly what they
will do and explain what the report
will contain."
Carried
.DELEGATIONS
~--SPRING BURN HEST
SUBDIVISION Mr. A. Coasar, cppeared. for Springburn \>lest Ltd. and
referred to the recent committee of the whole meet
ing '>Ti th ~lr. G. Ada.-ns of the Planning Branch,
Department of Hunicipal Affairs, anC. at the meeting
~1r. Adams explained the Department' n reasons for
1·rithholding approval of the proposed subdivision
until the sewage requirements of the 0. \-I.R. C. are
complied >ri th.
~-lr. Cassar stated he should have been allmred to be
present at the meeting and >layor Davis explained
that \!r. Adams said he 11ould appear by himself first
but vould come to a second meeting if required. As
Council made a decision at their October 5th. meetiug
it was not considered necessary to hold a second meet-
ing.
19TH REGULAR
DELEGATIONS CONTINUED
SPRINGBURN WEST
SUBDIVISION
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
I TREES TO BE PLANTED
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ILLNESS
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MR. Coassar again asked Council's approval of a draft
plan and stated he was not being advised of town
correspondence regarding his subdivision.
General discussion followed and it was decided to keep
Mr. Cossar informed in future.
Mr. Cossar was told that the Planning Department of the
Department of Municipal Affairs had suggested that
land use and location were in line with their
requirements but the timing for a new development was
premature as the present sewage facilities were not
suited for the extra load such a building subdivision
would place on it.
'IITLJLIAMSON:
MOFFAT:
"Resolved that Mr. Cossar be notified
of anything concerning the Springburn
West Subdivision in future."
Carried.
PARKS BOARD _ Deputy Reeve Moffat verbally reported
that the Parks Board had enough money to buy and plant
40 trees.
CHILD: "Resolved'that 40 trees be purclrased·.and
MANNING: planted."
Carried.
MOFFAT: "Resolved that a letter be sent from this
STODDART: Council to Reeve Ray Jennings of King Township
who has been hospitalized expressing our
wishes for a quick return to good health."
Carried
19TH' REGULAR
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
FUEL OIL TENDER
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HEATING OF POLICE CELLS
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-10-October 19,1964
Councillor Jones presented a report of the Property
Committee in which the Committee respectfully
submit the following:
Tenders for the supply of Fuel Oil to Municipal
Buildings were received on October 16th. 1964, prior
to the deadline previously established. The tenders
were subsequently reviewed and the Committee recommend
the following:
That the tender of KEN ROSE, AURORA, at a price of
14.4 cents per gallon for the delivery of Fuel Oil
during the period November 1, 1964 to October 31, 1965
be accepted."
JONES: ''Resolved that the tender of KEN ROSE, at a·
WILLIAMSON: price of 14.4 cents per gallon for the
delivery of fuel oil, to municipal
buildings during the period November 1, to
October 31st. 1965 be approved and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Carried.
Councillor Jones presented a report of the Property
Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit
the follm;ing:
Tenders for the heating of the Police Cells were
received on October 16th. 1964. The Tenders were
subsequently reviewed and the Committee recommend the
follmving:
That the tender of CANADA HHOLESALE PLUMBING LTD.
at a price of $494.00, for the heating of the Police
Cells ba accepted."
JONES: "Resolved that the Tender of CA."'ADA WHOLESALE
viiLLIAMSON: PLtmBING LTD. , FOR THE HEATING OF THE POLICE
CELLS, AT A COST OF $494.00 BE APPROVED,
AND THE Seal of the Corporation be attached
hereto."
Carried.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONTINUED
EXTElffiED 1-IATERMAIN
.CENTRE ST.
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~ONING BY LA\>/
HELD UP
FLOODING OF OUTDOOR
RINKS
TRAFFIC SIGNS
HARRISON & EDWARDS STS
E.M.O. CO-ORDINATE
COURSE
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WORKS
Councillor Patrick verbally reported on the need for
extending the ;rater main on Centre St.,
PATRICK:
JONES:
"1?e the Water Committee recommend that the
8 inch water line from top end of Centre St.
to Indust~ st 1 and a hydrant be placed on
the corner at approximate cost price of
$2,200.00 be approved and the Seal of the
Corporation be attached hereto."
Carried.
PLANNING -Councillor Child verbally reported that he
is disappointed to have to report that the O.M.B.
hearing on the Zoning By·"law is held up until our Land
Use Plan is brought up to date and there will be a
Planning Board meeting to-morrow night.
RECREATION -Reeve Stoddart stated the Recreation
Co~~ittee aaid they would take over the flooding of the
oudoor rinks. Deputy ll.eeve Moffat said the Parks
Board will continue to look after the flooding until
December 31st •. after 1·rhich the date the matter will be
recor sidered(w·hich date the matter will be reconsidered\
as this is a ~ecreation problem. !
POLICE Councillor Hillia~son verbally reported that the
Traffic situation at Harrison and Edward will be covered
by by--laws.
Councillor vlilliamson also verbally reported that
Mr. Preston and Chief Hm. Langman would attend the
co· ordinator course on November 16th.
WILLIAMSON:
MOFFAT
'!Resolved that Police Chief Langman be given
approval to attend at no cost to the
Towne"
Carried.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONTINUED
CAB DRIVER'S LICENSE
UNFINISHED BUSINESS ----
OIL SLICK ON STREAM
PACKAGE FOR HER MAJESTY'S
SHIP "AURORA"
CENTENNIAL
SOUVENIRS
FOR POSTERITY
RECREATION COMMISSION
APPOINTMENT
12-October 19th.l964.
Councillor Williasmon presented a report of the
Police Committee in whinh the Committee respectfully
submit the following:
"That the application of Thomas Keith Thorpe,
R.R. # 2, Aurora for Cab Driver's License, be
accepted."
WILLIAMSON:
CHILD:
"Resolved that the Poliee Committee
report re: cab driver's license for
Thomas Keith Thorpe , R.R. # 2 , be
approved."
Car:ded.
Mayor Davis asked if the oil slick on the stream
had been alleviated. Copy of letters have been
sent to Mr. Archer.
Mayor Davis asked if the Aurora Centennial coin and
plate had gone forward to Her Majesty's Ship
"Aurora" . Clerk Johnson replied the articles were
being obtained.
WILLIAMSON:
SIDODDART:
"Resolved that a set of Aurora Centennial
Coins, lucky buck, and Souvenir plate
be acquired and displayed and kept for
posterity."
Carried
Mayor Davis stated he would like to have the appoint-
ment made next meeting to fill the vacancy on the
Recreation Commission and asked for a feminine name.
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19TH REGULAR
BY-LAWS ---
# 1619 -64
COURT OF REVISION
APPOINTMENTS
BY-LAW # 1617 ··· 64
YIELD SIGNS
·13-OCTOBER 19th.l964.
SIMMONS: "'That leave be given to introduce a
MANNING: By-lav to appoint a court of revision and
that the same be now read a first time."
Carried.
The By-law was then read a first time.
STODDART:
MANNING:
MANNING:
SIMMONS?
"Resolved that the name R. Clarke be
inserted."
Carried.
"That the By-lm• 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.
The by-law was then read a second time.
CHILD:
MANNING:
"That the by law now before the Council be
read a third time this day and that Rule
22 of By-law No. 1468 be suspended for
that Purpose."
WILLIAl'-lSON: "That the third reading of the by-law be
MANNING: taken as read.·,;
SIMMONS:
MA..1'1NING:
Carried.
"That leave be given to introduce a by-law
to authorize the erection of yiel~ right
of way signs and that the same be now read
12. first time.11
Carried.
The By· law was then read a first time.
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BY--LAWS CONTINUED
BY-LAW # 1617-64
YIELD RIGHT OF \<lAY SIGNS
BY-LA\f # 1618-64
DESIGNATING THROUGH
HIGHVIAYS
-14--October 19,1964.
MANNING:
WILLIAMSON:
"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,
The By-law was then read a second time.
\ULLIAMSON: "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."
SIMMONS:
Ml'lN~TING :
WILLIAHSON:
"That the third reading of the
By-law be taken as read."
SIMMONS:
MANNING:
Carried.
"That leave be given to introduce a
by-law to Designate through
Highways, and that the same be now
read a first time."
Carried.
The By-law was then read a first time.
MANNING:
SIW10NS:
"That the by--law now before the Ccn~aci:t.
be read a second time and that the
Council resolve itself into a
committee of the 1<hole for that
purpose.21
Carried.
The By--la1< vras then read a second tim'".
19TH REGULAR
BY-LA\>/S CONTINUED
By-law# 1618.64
DESIGNATING THROUGH
"'' HIGHWAYS
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NEW BUSINESS"
CENTENNIAL PHOTOS FOR
H.M.S. 'AURORA"
. JAYCEES LECTURES
REMOVAL OF FENCE
FORMER LIBRARY
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PATRICK:
MANNING:
October l9th.l964
"That the By la;; now before the Council
be read a third time this day and that
rule 22 of by=law no, 1468 be suspended
for that purpose.
WILLIAMSON: "That the third reading of the by-law
MJU"I!NING: be taken as read."
Carried.
Mayor Davis said he had received a note from
Gil Shepherd, Newmarket Era representative,
offering to give a number of photo's , taken during
the centennial activities, to be added to the
package being forwarded to H.H.C."ABRORA."
WILLIA!1SON:
MOFFAT:
"Resolved that we accept the
generaus offer of Gil Shephard wfth
thanks. The Mayor and Deputy Reeve
to choose the pictures."
Carried .
Mayor Davis stated that Clerk Johason, himself arui
Reeve Stoddart were speaking at the J .C.'s meetihg.s'
on Municipal Affairs.
Mayor Davis aaid he had been requested by the owner
of the property next to the former library to allow
the removal of the fence between.
MOFFAT:
STODDART: "Resolved that permission be granted
to remove the fence."
Carried.
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19TH REGULAR
HEW BUSINESS
ADVERTISEMENT IN
... J!OCKEY ANNUAL
MONTHLY ACCOUNTS IN ONE FILE
NOISE AT NIGHT
The meeting then adjourned •
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-16 .. October 19,1964
Mayor Davis asked if it vas the intention of
Council to have an advertisement in the
Hockey book. It vas decided to have a 1/2 page
greeting.
Councillor Patrick suggested that all the monthly
bills and accounts be put in one file alphabetically
and Clerk-Treasurer Johnson stated this vould be
more efficient in conjuction with the new "McBee "
cheque system.
PATRICK: "Resolved that the Clerk-Treasurer
WILLIAiiiSON: be authorized to put this system into
effect."
Carried.
Councillor Child reported that loud noise vas
emanating from the Specialty Extruders Ltd. plant
at night and asked if anything could be done and if
the noise by-lav would cover. Councillor Child ;rill
check with Clerk Johnson.
HILLIAMSON:
CHILD: Resolved that this meeting adjourn."
Carried.