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MINUTES - Council - 19650719.,, ''<" ~,: . -,, LJ ·~ ·~ t MINlJTES OF THE 13TH REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHILMBERS ON MONDAY, JULY 19TH.JL965 AT 8;00 P•t~. PRESENT MAYOR REEVE DEPUTY REEVE COUNCILLORS, CONFIRMAT.ION OF MINUTES '' ACCOUNTS C.F. DAVIS S.G. PATRICK R. SIMMONS CORBETT, W. DAVIS, R. ILLINGWORTH, D. MURRAY, W. TRENT J. WILLIAMSON. WILLIAMSON: MURRAY: "Resolved that the minutes of June 7th and June 21st. be approved, as printed and circulated subuect to the following corrections of June 21st. minutes: Under Heading INSURANCE COVERAGE -Recreation Committee on Page 2 add motion:' "Resolved that this letter r" arena insurance coverage, be forwarded to the Town solicitor for his advice." Under Heading "REPORT WITH RESPECT TO THE AURORA RECREATIONAL AND AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTRE" on page 12, change the name of the Mover of the motion form "WILLIAMSON" to "MURRAYn. CARRIED. · All accounts passed as printed and distributed • 1 ' I l I .l I ! I l. 13TH REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE TWICE A WEEK GARBAGE COLLECTION AND TWICE A MONTH BEFUSE COLLECITON DANCES PLANNED FOR WELLS ST, CATERING BUSINESS 1 FT. RESERVE GOLF GLEN TERRACF.S TWP. OF TILLBURY -2-July 19,1965 From York Sanitation Co. Ltd. Newmarket,Ontario in reply to Council's request re rate for twice a week garbage collection and twice a month refuse collection. SIMMONS: ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that this J.etter be referred to the Services Committee for stuey and report." Carried, From B. Hollingshead and G. Pearson re asking for adequate supervision of dances planned for Wells Street. TRENT: ILLINGWORTH: Resolved that this letter bA received and filed until investigation re the feasibility of these dances is completed. SIMMONS: WILLIAMSON: "REsolved that this letter be referred to the Committee for consideration in their report." Carried. From W. Coulter, 18 Davis Road asking for information on the property formerly occupied by the Aurora Radio Hospital. as he ~s eonBidering starting a Catering Business there. MURRAY: CORBETT: " Resolved that this letter be referred to the Permits Committee for stuey and report." Carrie<i. From the Deparment of Highways asking Council's acceptance of the 1 ft. reserve at Golf Glen Terraces. MURRAY: "Resolved that we accept the 1 ft reserve." WILLIAMSON: Carried , er, Clerk-Treasurer, To~ of Tillbury --·-~ Council's appro f a resolution to_P~~i~u~ Government of Ontarion ant a u~<ay to Municipalities providing their own Police_pr -----···---ILLINGW0~_-3~~ed that ne action be tak~is ~ . resolution." Carried. I I I I I --1 \.,.,./ "" ~-"---------·---· 13TH REGULAR - 3 July 19,1965 CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED OPINION RE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES RESOLUTION FROM TWP. TILBURY REPORTS OF COMMITTEES AUDITOR'S REPORT From Mrs. E. Buck, 26 Holman Cres. advising of her opinion re the recreational facilities for the Town of Aurora. ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that this letter be acknowledged and SIMMONS: filed. " CARRIED From the Town of Tilbury asking Council to adopted a resolution to petition the Government of Ontario to grant a subsidy to Municipalities providing their own Police protection. WILLIA.t\ISON: "Resolved that no action be taken on this request.'' MURRAY: CARRIED. FINANCE COMMITTEE PATRICK: "Resolved tbat the Audi:t:or's report ae accepted." SIMMONS: CARRIED. REE\':: 2ATRICK IN THE CHAIR URBAN RENEWALS COUNCIL IN COMMITTEE Mayor Davis presented a report of the Council in Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the following: That Council in Co~ittee-Mayor C.Davis, ReeveS. Patrick, Councillors Corbett, W. Davis, J. Murray, W. Trent, J. William- son and Planning Board -Chairman W.S. Mills, Members D. Hill N. Cook A. Watson met with Mr.J. Brown and Mr Graywall of the Community Planning Branch of the Department of Municipal Affairs at B·.oo p.m. Monday July 12th to consider the matter of Urban Renewals" . ··I ••• ( ' ' -~~-- -.:_, l,j •: 13TH REGULAR REPORT3 OF COMMITTEES URBAN RENEWALS PARKS COMMITTEE MEMBERS ALSO ON RECREATION COMMITTEE ANNEXATION -PART OF \VHITHCHURCH TWP; - 4 - July 19,1965 CONTINUED Mr. Brown explained the possibility of receiving financial assistance from the Federal and Provincial Governments of 50% and 25% of the cost of the redeb~lopment of blighted or substandard areas in an urban municipality, and a federal grant under the national housing act of 75% of the cost of an urban renewal study. It was decided that Norm Cook would undertake to make a study of square footage on the main sts. used for merchanizing and storage purposes, and Mr. Brown to get to-gether with Mr. Dowson to discuss this situation. DAVIS: PAlRRICK: "Resolved that the report of Council in Committee dated July 19,1965 be accepted." CARRIED. Mayor Davis presented a report of the Striking Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the following: The Committee met to discuss suggested changes in the members of the 1965 Recreation Committee of Council. The Committee recommends that the Recreation Committee remain the same until January, 1966. DAVIS: c. "Resolved that the report of the Striking Committee SIMMONS:R re Parks Committee of Council be accepted." MURRAY: "Resolved that the previous motion be referred back DAVIS: to the Striking Committee to reconsider appointing a member of the Parks Committee to the Recreation Committee." CARRIED. Mayor Davis presented a report of the Finance Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the follm.ring: The Committee met o~ Thursday July 8,1965 and discussed several items including the proposed annexation of part of the Twp. of Whitchurch. The Committee agree4 that the application for annexation should be proceeded with without delay and would recommend that a firm of Consulting Engineers be engaged to prepare the necessary brief for application to the Ontario Municipal Board. DAVIS: C: SIMMONS: R "Resolved that the report of the Finance Committee re Annexation of part of the Township of Whitchurch be accEIPted." CARRIED. 13TH REGULAR REPORTS OF COMMITTEES POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE EXTENSION - 5 - July lf,1965 CONTINUED Mayor Davis presented a report of the Council in Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the following: That the present disposal plant be enlarged and the services of Jack Reid Associates, Consulting Engineers, be retained for the purpose of preparing ~reliminary plans and costs estimates for the extension of the Sewage Treatment Plant this report not to exceed $3,500. and is to be submitted to Council not later than the 15th. of October, 1965. MURRAY: CORBETT: "Resolved that the report ·or Council i"• ;;:_.)mmittee re Pollution Control Centre , dated J·.,:;_~.-:;.9 ,1965 be accepted and the Seal of the Corpore.t;.~,;:;. be attached hereto." if,;, CRRIED. MAYOR DAVIS IN THE CHAIR CONGRATULATIONS TO DAVE BACHLY Mayor Davis stated that Aurora again has been honoured by having the elected National President of the Cana~ian Jaycees from the Aurora Jaycees. PATRICK: "REsolved that ILLINGHORTH:and the local the Town." letters congratulating Mr. D. Bachly Jaycees be forwarded on behalf of CARRillD. ··~-------~~~~-=~~-- ·---~~·~·~·-~--· 13TH REGULAR REPORTS OF COMMITTEES FIRE ALAfl~ SERVICE \_j -6 -July 19,1965 FIRE REPORT Deputy Reeve Simmons presented a progress report on the fire alarm service available and.said the following letter ><as being circulated. SAVE LIVES A1TID PROPERTY The Aurora To..n Council in conjuction ><ith the Aurora Police and Fire Department have come up ><ith a spendid idea to save property and maybe lives. The To..n has no-,r a 24 hour s><itch board personal service that cciuld report fires to the fire department the minute the alarm goes offin any facotry, store, rest home, public building or any place ><here the alrm is hooked up to this s><itch board. We think that this is a step in the right direction to save property and lives. The Canadian Under><riters Association also thinks and has stated that the proper alarm system would pay for its self in reduction of insurance rates ina reasonable length of time. The following is a reply to a letter sent to the Canadian Under><riters by Fire Chief H. jones. In reply to your specific question, we can only say that credits are given in most classes of mercantile and institutional risks, for the installation of automatic fire alarm systems. The allowances vary according to the type of alarm system installed, and of course the value of such a system to the particular occupancy of the risk. Also an important factor being the value of the risk , and the percentage of insurance to the value. As you can see from the above points, it is necessary that ><e consider the specific installation in each rish in determining the allowance to be made. Ho><ever, ><e hope it will be sufficient to state that in manufactur- ing and commercial risks, the allowance is sufficient to pay for the sytem over a reasonable length of time, as ><ell as affording additional protection; and of course in the case of institutions and public buildings, the protection available to the public and to human life is in all cases sufficient to justify its installations. ~----~~~ .. ~··= ... ~ .. ~ .. = .... ~.''"'''' "" .~ .. ~. ~--- . -'-'·• L." 13TH REGULAR REPORTS OF COMMITTTEES BUILDING PERMITS LOT 189 PLAN 517 MOSLEY STREET HYDRO PARKING - 7 - July 19,1965 CONTINUED Councillor Illingworth commented on the Building Inspector's report showing an increase 4n the value of building permits issued from January to June 1965." Councillor Trent presented a report of the Parks Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the following: RE: Property on Dunham Cres. offered for sale to the Town of Auro:ra. We the Parks Committee do not wish to purchase said property for the Town of Aurora. TRENT: '~esolved that the report of the Parks Committee CORBETT: re property on Dunham Cres. be accepted and a letter to Nina Developments advising them of same." CARRIED. presented a report of the Po.ltce Councillor· vJilliaT'leon Committee in which following: the Committee respectfully submit the The Committee met on Tuesday July 6th and recommend 1. That signs reading one hour parking between 9.00 A.M. and &.oo p.m. be erected on both sides o~Mosley St. between Yonge and Victoria St. and the By-law be amended accordingly. 2. The Aurora Hydro Office be requested to remove their sign which prohibits parking in front of their office by anyone other than a Hydro customer. WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that the report of the Police DAVIS, W: Committee dated July 19,1965 be accepted." CARRIED • ·'- ~~~---~~-~--~ ... --.. -------------~~-·--'-'"''-''"· ~~-- ~ .. / 13TH REGULAR -8-July 19,1965 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONTINUED COST OF REPLACING TRAFFIC LIGHTS FLOODING OF BASEMENTS AFTER RAIN STORMS ARENA-REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEETING Councillor \{illiamson presented a _ report of the Police Committee in which the Committee respectfully submit the follo;Ting: The Committee recommends that Mr. Copland's offer of Working out a cost of replacing the Traffic lights on the corner of Yonge St. and ~/ellington Sts. be accepted." \HLLIAMSON: DAVIS:W: "Resolved that the report of the Police Committee re the cost of replacing the Traffic Lights at Yonge and Wellington Sts be accepted." CARRIED. Councillor Murray reported investigating with Town Engineer Reid, the flooding of basements in Regency Acres subdivision and finding that rain water is getting into the saaitary sewers thru the weeping tiles around the buildings and suggested an extension be put on th.E! downpipes from the eavetroughs to direct the flow away from the building and asked that a by-law be prepared to enforce the installation of the extension. Mayor Davis reported that at a Council in C01l1rrli ttee meeting held Tuesday June 29th. to discuss the Arena situation and passed the following motions: WILLIAMSON: MURRAY: r. This Committee authorizes the Mayor .to contact the Town Engineer and ask him to give.us an estimate on the cost to put the old arena back in the shape it was before the fire. ----·---------~·-=--'-'<,~·~-·~~-----~~----· •w~=•==~~===~·-·--rt•~·~-- \ ' '-.__,_/ 13TH REGULAR 9-July 19,1965 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CON'T'INUED ~~Elli!A --REPORT OF SPECIAL 2. Cm1MITTEE MEETING The cost of fixing up the grounds aronnd the Arena and acquiring the peoperty and tiling the creek. NAHE. FOR PARK CADET CORP REPORT ON AMALGAMATION OF ARENA, PARKS, AND RECREATION BOARDS 3. Or an Arena >rith adutiorium in front and eliminate seats in the west end of the Arena. The Engineer gave an estimate of $100,000. for item.l This matter was deferred for later consideration. Councillor Illingworth suggested that the former Vanek property and the surrounding Park Lands be named "Centennial Park" SIMHONS: "Resolved that a constest be held among ILLINGHORTH. school students and a prize be donated for . the selected name." fi $ ,-<fP;,' CARRIED. \ .. ). If~ '"',t> '\, I .A·*' . "b / Councillor Illingworth stated he had met with Major Graves and discussed the sponsoring of the High School Cadet Corps. There is a pDssibility the High School Corps would continue this fall but if not the Q,ueen 1 s York Rangers ;rould take this on. TRENT: l.JILLifu'I!SON: "Resnlved that the Special CQmmittee appointed to study the feasibility of amalgamating the Arena and Parks Boards and Recreation Committee bring in a report. 11 CARRIED. . ·~-~~----~~-" --· .. --------··'"-'--=--·---~-- ~~-~=-~~~·----------~--- '--~- 13TH REGULAR -10-July 19,1965 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONTINUED Deputy Reeve Simmons read the following Submission: }~. Mayor and Council: It appears to me that time is of the essence in enacting a firm proposal regarding the Arena replacement matter. May I present at this time for Council·s approval or disapproval a proposal that in my ~pinion is the most logical method to finalize this problem both from an economic and expedient view point. My proposed plan will contain alternatives as follows: FIRST -Let us be agreed that an Arena Argicultural complex type of building, is the ultimate we should strive for, However to ease the financial tax burden I suggest that the complex be obtained over a three year period • For example: In 1966 the most favourable land available for this complex could be purchased In 1967 the necessary roads, sewers, water, parking lot, grading and all general servicing required could be undertaken. In 1968 the actual construction of the complex could be completed. This would result in the total annual debt charges for the completed complex not becoming a tax levy item until 1969. It is my opinion by that year our population and taxable assessment should have increased sufficiently to carry this additional tax load more easily. In addition my proposal i~cludes a provision that if the complex is to include space for the Agricultural society and the extra acerage that has been talked about , 20-25 acres,that the society should agree to share in the costs of the extra property and space that could and no doubt should be included in the complex • ,-----~·~~-==""---" ... ,..:7-:'C""-=·=~ --------~-~-~--·--·---------------------------------------------- 13TH REGULAR -ll-July 19,1965 _DEPUTY REEVE SIMMONS'S REPORT CONTINUED I propose then that the society should agree to pay somewhat as follows: One third the cost of the land. One quarter the cost of the services. One quarter the cost of the building, TIME LIMIT This approach would appear most fair since I feel the citizens of Aurora should not have to pay for the extras that w ould not be necessarily needed if the Society were not involved. If hoqever, the Agricultural Society were a~posea to such an arrange. ment of shareable costs then I offer a second proposal namely: Based on a three year plan also, that an Arena be built on the present site as follo,·rs 1966 Purchase suffi cient property around the present site to allow for adequate parking etc . 1967 Construct necessary services such as the til ng of the creek and grading, 1968 replace the present Arena with a new building designed for the utmost in recreational activities. THIRDLY and most important it would appear to me that immediately -sufficient monies be allocated from the Insurance monies to put the Arena in a serviceable condition immediately in order that ice time will be available this year and until such time as the new structure has been realized. I have a resolution prepared for that purpose and would like to read it as this time. SIMMONS: DAVIS: "REsolved that we consider spending the least amount of money as possible to \' put Arena in serviceable condition for next three years, until such time as -,f' a complex may be completed and a committee be set up by the Striking Comm. to study the cost of this proposal and report to council." CARRIED DAVIS:W, WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that tenders be called for cleaning up the condit~ iaieed ~ the fire and that the terms of reference be spelled outby the Engineer. TRENT: CORBETT: CARRIED "REsolved that a copy of the first part of this report be sent to the"Action Committee"for their consideration and comments," CARRIED. -------------------------~ ·~··--~~•··· •· ·-~·~~~-~=,~·v=~---~~~· -· _.._,_,__,_·-~o~v..,.<~· ~. ~· '-._) . 13TH REGULAR BY-LAWS 1648-65 WORKING RESERVE FUND 1649-65 SUPPLEMENTARY ROAD BY-LAiv -12-July 19,1965 DAVIS,W: TRENT "That leave be given to introduce a By-law to Establish a Harking Capital Reserve Fund and that the same be now read a first time." Carried. The By-law was then read a first time. ILLINGWORTH: WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that the second reading be held over until a copy of this by-law is made avail- able to all council members." Carried. DAVIS, H: "Tl)at leave be given to int:rloduce a by-la•r to HILLIAMSON: provide for the 1965 expenditures on roads and streets and that the same be no"fT read a first time. H Carried. The By-la"fT was then read a first time. WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that the By-law now before the Council TRENT: be read a second time and that the Council MURRAY: DAVIS, C. TRENT, DAVIS, W. 1</ILLIAMSON : TRENT: resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole for that purpose." "That the second readlng 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 No •. l468 be suspended for that purpose. "That the third reading of the by-law be taken as read.n Carried. --·------·~~--~-~····· ................. ""'' --·-~-~-~·-~~-=-'"-~'"1~-~-·-d<->.'~'--~ =~~·-----~-~-~--~--- ( I . ·~--. L> 1.3TH REGULAR .. NEW BUSINESS ;y A~QF :HERot~~ BY J.,· 0 'ROURKE SUNDAY PARKING RESTRICTIONS \<J'ARD SYSTEM SUGGESTED AIR POLLUTION , CONTROL REPORT :-13 -July 19,1965 Councillor Williamson called Council's attention to the heroic act of John O!Bourke in saving a child from drowning in a well. WILLIAMSON: ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that Council recognize the herc~sm of John O"Rouke and that the Services Committee obtain a suitable award to be presented to him." Carried, Councillor Murray stated that nraffic conditions were dangerous south bound on Yonge St at Wellington St. when two lanes of traffic becomes one due to parked autos on the west side of Yonge St. south of Wellington St. and asked that parking be forbidden during heavy traffic periods on Sunday and holidays. Councillor Murray suggested that the ward system be inaugurated so that the subdivisions would have a representative on Cou.,cil. Councillor Trent reptrted on his attendance at the Air Pollution Control Association conference and also read an address by Hon. G.E, Gemme. Your Worship, Fellow Councillors: Tlie following is a report of the Air Pollution Control Assoc•· · meeting which I attended from June 20; -24th,l965 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. It was felt by .the Mayor that since the Town of Aurora was considering an air pollution control by-law . 'Eibmeone should attend this meeting to glean information that might assist the by-laws Committee in setting up·legislation, Until one has attended a meeting such as this it would be difficult to assess the magniturde o f interest by various agencies in this world problem. 'There were men from all over the world at this meeting, from Europe, Japan, Australia, South America, the United States, (.just about every State in the union was represented ) an~ canada (again just about every Province, There were petrolium cracking plant owners, governement representatives and many others to&numerous to mention at this time. ---·--··· =" ·---,-~.···'*~=··.c .. ~~"··· '"~--~·---~ ,---~·-~=~=>..->..YJM • • -~~ ! : '. l'--·. 13TH REGULAR AIR POLLUTION CONTROL REPORT ADJOURNMENT -14-July 19,1965 Fortunately I was able to attend a great number of lectures which were not available in their printed form. I have here some papers and information which I would like to submit to the Town Clerk to be kept on file for the use of all Councillors. There is also a copy of~he Air Pollution Control Act for the Province of Ontario. If additional information is required it is suggested that Mr.W.B. Drowley, Ontario Deppartment of Health be contacted. Mayor Davis thanked Councillor Trent for his report and interest in this matter. SIMMONS: :RATRICK: ?Resolved that this meeting adjourn." Carried. The meeting then ajourned. ~,'i1Jw "E7 MAYOR ~--···--~-----· ............................... 7., .. ~ .......... .. i /' 1 ,---' ,,;.:." ··-,-<"~" /,'"'-::( , '"'. JULY 19,1965 ~ /'c,,.>' _, /<:ij/ .. ()~ IDVED BY. • ••••••• ~:·........ • •• SECONDED BY •• ~.~~··•••••••••••••••••••• That the llowing accaunts b aid, that the Mayor issue arders on the freasurer for the same and the Seal of the, Carporatian be attached hereto. POLICE ACCOUNTS Attrdige Lunb.er Co,,. Aurora Banner · Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm Aurora Janitor Service Bell Telephone Co Binions Motors Canada Law Book Canadian Marconi Ltd. Caribonum Ltd. Central O:ffice Supplies Eastman Photographic Stores T.K. Fice Gi:ft and Greeting Studio Chris Iliohan's B.P. Leo MacNeil's Esso Service Sainthill Levine Co. Servisonic Ltd. S.W. Scully Co. T. Sisman Shoe Co. Stokes Cap and Regalia Ltd. Hilson Hardware York eranance Ltd. Court Time Petty Cash TOTAL Tack board, bulletin board Safety check Advertisement Service Service -June Service Staf:f phones 96.19 / 32.17/ Cruiser Rental 168.19/ Spare cruiser rental 85,00 / Criminal Law Quarterly Base station radio repairs Reproducing master sets Stapler, pens, tapes, paper,, typewriter service Recording film Spot light :for building Desk letter trays Cruiser washes 13.25 / 15,40 I 38.01/ 78.00/ 128.36 253.19 18.75 / 73.96/ 8. 79/ 54.17/ 20.96 / 2.94' 3.40; 4.00/ Cruiser washes Trouser, shirts, shoulder Repairs sonograph 13.50/ crestsl58. 27 / 11.43/ Handcuff's, billie, belt, pouch, cartridge carriers, holster, raincoat Shoes Cap Sponge mop Revolver June May 26t~.-June 21st. 82.15/ 12.73/ 6.49/ 4.12/ 50.47/ 136.50/ 26.75/ $1,215.59 Cl\I!RIED '> ~"'-<-·''""' ., .._ . . ~~ ~_JULY 1J}l965 .~.,:;~~"'UV'·~, .. ,.--~.;-. t •• z-; •• ;";, • ~ -. • •·. • SECONDED BY. ,. • • • • • ~~ • ••• ,. • ~l;;:., ., • .. • • • ... • ,. ·• . 'nla.t the tOl.l.mng a.ccounts be p(dd. that the M£wor issue ordeu on the ~easurer tor the same ua the Seal. ot the Corporation be l!.ttaehed hereto. FIRE ACCOUNTS Aurora Automotive 'Ltd. Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm, Bell Telephone Co. Canadian Dust Control . Davis Garage Provincial Fire Prevention Co. Safety Supply Co. Southwoods B.A. Wilson and Cousins Wilson Harware TOTAL Hand cleaner, brake fluid Service Service Cleaning supplies Spark plugs, ignition service flasher and repair wiring short Recharge air packs Fireman's coat ·Gasoline, solvent, fuel pump and filter Cannisters, foam, Firemen's coats and mitts Brush, varsol, brasso 5.41/ 15.88 ,;' 49.93' 3.20' 26 .81-'' 12.36/ 26.69/ 47.711" 176.63' 2. 73/ $367.35 CARRIED ~C116£:; ...... ~y 'j ':,·-/ IUJ,¥ 19.1965 '__/'\ /1 ... -.•.• ......,1. ••• • •• oS!CO:IIDI!lD BY. ~~~~n~ffi~rh-"07. ~t ~ ~l.lo!d.q --.ta be pta,. tlltR the __. 18eue erian u the ~ tor the -U4 the se.l of the ~~be ~ heftte. GENERAL ACCOUNTS Attridge Lumber Co. Aurora Banner Bell Telephone Co. Central Office Gestetner of Canada Ltd Gift and Greeting Studio Grand and Toy Ltd, J.B. Johnson North America Business Equipment North York Humane Society Office Specialty Ltd, Parkes , McVittie and Shaw Taylors Fuels Ltd. TOTAL 1 x 2 x 18" stakes Advert ·~ements & Weeds Tax collection Misa. Add's Notices 9.80/ 9.00 / 35.35" 9.80 / 2'):0.90" Dog Control Financial Statement Service Clerk Bldg, Insp. Assessor 76.21/ 11.22/ 16.37/ Correction F~uid, fasteners, envelopes Paper Pens, pencils, staples, note books, elastics Carbon and pay records Bandmaster's Fee Rental mailing machine Dog Control (June) 191.66 Quarantine 14.00 205.66 Less license sold 4.00 Transfer cases and chair eushions Council group insurance Gasoline 7.21 / 334.85 103.80 7.62/ 23.90/ 6.95/ 12.361' 287.50 / 19.81/ 201.66./ 133.78./ 90.00/ 423.50/ $1,652.94 ! CAUUD --· "--~ •• •• •if1Hm A:./ / '"' .? .•.. ,.. .... 1"' 1"'t!c' ~/ -(: _,. -~----· (.:::::·:,...., ·~c&--_ .;. •. ~--~· -----------. : . •· •·Y """' "Y • • • ~::: ..• : .............. "'· ' • • ............. . 'J?lul.'i> tJie toll~ ~-be p.ll.'lt that thO --1Hilil Ordft'IJ on the \b~i' W the ,..,.. e(l the a.1 ot the o~:~ra.tton \le utuhet bento. WAGE ACCOUNTS W/E JUNE.l8,1965 Atkinson, E Quantz, C Weller, N Atkinson, G Brear, E Closs, J Draper, E Engsig, S Foster, L Higgins, A Holman, C McCluskey, D Newell, B Rolling, H Sanders, R Barradell, S 81.92 73.50 73.50 73.50 99.50 96.88 73.96 73.50 73.50 73.50 73.50 73.50 82.69 76.13 73.50 97.50 W/E JUNE 25,1965 Atkinson, E Quantz, C Weller, N Atkinson, G Brear, E Closs, J Draper, E Engsig Foster, L Higgins, A Holman, C HcCluskey, D Newell, B Rolling, H Sanders, R Barrade11, S 81.92 73.50 73.50 89.00 74.82 74.82 75.67 74.82 89.00 108.50 73.50 74.82 147.00 74.82 74.82 79.50 ;!.1 '"'" TOTAL $1,270.08 TOTAL $1,340.01 _____ ,,_ W/E JULY 2, 1965 Atkinson, E Quantz, C Weller, N .A +.kinson, G Brear, E Cloas, J Fraper, E Engmig, S Foster, L l!iggins , A. . Holman, C McCluskey, D Newell, B Rolling, H Sanders, R Barradel1, S TOTAL TOTAL 81.92 73.50 73.50 58.63 73.50 73.50 75.40 83.75 58.63 58.63 18.50 74.82 23.63 59.50 74.82 79.50 $1,101.73 ~5 ,216.24 W/E JULY 9, 1965 Atkinson, E Quantz, c Weller, N Atkinson, G ·Brear, E Closs, J Draper, Engsig, S Foster, L Higgins, A Holman, C McCluskey, D Newell, B Rolling, H Sanders, R Barradell,S TOTAL CAm'llD 81.92 73.50 73.50 73.50 73.50 73.50 73,50 147.00 73.50 220.50 73.50 73.50 73.50 83.50 157.00 79.50 $1,504.42 ~V-:12~ ... ~.·;-, '< -<·--:> . '' .. ! -~.' ,, v v .. ' 1)~ •fit. MOVED. BY. _. • • • • • • • • • • U'. . . . . • . ....•..• SECONDED-BY~ That the follo . ·accounts b; ~. that the Ma;ror issue orders . the same and the· Seal of the ~;ation be attached hereto. HORKS ACCOUNTS Attridge Lumber Co. Aurora Automotive Ltd. Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm Aurora Lawn Mmfer Service Aurora Sodding Ltd, Bell Telephone Co. Binions Motors Ltd. Bradford Fertilizer and Co. Canada Hholesale Plumbing Ltd. Canadian Bitumuls Ltd. J.H. Chapman Red Gordon's Garage Gormley Sand and Gravel Ltd. Leslie Graves Dave Ground Hands Tire Sales Miller PaYing Ltd. Model Builders Ltd. Ramer Fuels Ltd. Stiver Bros. Stouffville Sand and Gravel Taylors Fuels Ltd. South>mods B.A. Station Stan Taylor Toronto and York Roads Comm. \{eller Tree Expert \{ilson Hardware Ltd. TOTAL Cement, seal bond, posts, and lumber for Guard Rails and trench shoring Alemite end, spark plugs, carborundum stones Service 6.84, St. Sewers 35.16~ Sharpen saws, install choke lever on sand spreader motor Sod Service Supply and repair truck axle Calcium chloride Galvanized sheet iron (Sewers) 2,a5o gals bitumuls \l'elding mowers , repair chain, pin for light Tractor :sepairs Sand for prime, gravel for sewer ll7 .23 / 16.37, 42.00 6.12,. 12.57/ 23.72.,. 45.33 ~ 15.65 ~ 3.84 / 472.75 I' 15.05/ 14.33 / repair 4 32 . 89 ' Backhoe rental (sewers) 55.00 / Backhoe rental (Sewers) 250.00/ Truck tire and tire repair 104.41/ 3/8" Limestone chips 104.85 / Compressor rental 8.00./ Sewer pipe 54.06t Calcuim chloride 24.65" 3/4 stone and road gravel 153.25/ Fuel oil for cleaning, cil, grease 20 75/ Truck gear grease 8. 29 ·". "r / Work Jacket . 5.67/ Zone marking 195.00/ Stump removal 260. 50 /' Sod lifter, saws sharpened, grass seed, bolts, paint, scythe stones 22.30/ $2, 479.58 ••••• .. Y:.. '(-t::t:-;:::, ••••••••••• CARRIED MAYOR· l 1 j ~l ' ~.i '( ---'",'"\ ·--.,.,.\ -;f}// .;,, .. t~-; =-.:·~ti=~·;:c;: :;,;;;:J4.,. the sante ana. the Sea.l Of ilhe Corporailion be aililae:b:ed hereto. . ·~··~,..······~········ ilhe 'h'easur&l' tor HATER ACCOUNTS Auorra Automotive Ltd. Aurora Banner Aurora ffy.dro-Electric Com Aurora Sodding Ltd. Bill Telephone Co. Canada \moles ale Pl1.Lmbing Ltd. J.H. qhapman Dean A. Dunlop Red Gordon's Garage Grinell Co. Hilson Hard1<are TOTAIJ O.Al!RIED Gasl,et material, grease 1'later restrictions notice Service 808.43 lll. 87 5.60 3illing l1 51. 20 1,250.63 Sod Service Pipe, fittings, and threads Repair valve >rrenches, repair broken pipe parts Audit 1964 accounts and prepareFinancial Statement Truck repairs Copper tubing, main and curb stops, couplings, clamps Batteries, bulb, faucet handles 7.55 12.57 9. 7lf 6,50 300.00 151,. ol+ 412.91 1.ho $2,184.90 ~ .. -··· . ., •... ", .. MAYOR . . ( ~ 7: Jt1£Y l9al9SJ !CIVI.I). · ·· .~t.· •• ~.· .•. • .. •. .~.·~.-~.-~ ........ ~. •.•· •·•··~•.· w ... ¥~:kn .~ ... · · .. :. : ... ~ 'l'M.t 'llhe ~ ~· ba ~a. tW • -.,.. t81111M . ;!*~-~- "· \he ._ a t11e $Rl « 'lllte --lltiW be at•bo4 ~~ // u .· '" POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACCOUNTS Aurora Automotive Ltd. Aurora Cashw~ Electric Ltd Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm Baldwin's. Pharmacy Bell Telephone Co. Canadian Dust Control Canadina Industries Ltd. JJH. Chapman Davis Garage Start gas cap, Trouble calls, Power Bandaids Service gasket goo barminutor Cleaning supplies Liquid. cjllorine Making plates, welding handles on and cutting. trap screen, welding pipe Lubrication and brake adjustment North York Heating & Plumbing Evetroughing 40,00' Taylor Fuels Wilson Hardware SUB TOTAL ,Packing 19.80 ' Hotor oil, :fuel oil, anti freeze Operation supplies 2. 03 ,. 28.90 / -354.06' 3.07/ 13.72 / 3.00/ -1,009.40/ -50.93/ -8.02/ 59.80 2:;>25 / 57.05/ $1,612.23 '::~ .. ~.:£ ~ Mil.~ -'". ( C"" ................. -.. ~~j c:: . .. .... ., ....,.;._ .... . . . . ·~· .. ·.. I •• lt •• ~;.rJ .. • u .~ ••• ROOlm8 wif*•••::f).~~.:.JJ?./'. ~tho ~#till----'Ill-~.~ tiM~ iUB . -.... ~ * -Mil 'tl&e .. fW tlltai -'-1\'li~'" -1'4fj-~-- PROPERTY UPKEEP ACCOUNTS Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm J.H. Chapman Leslie App;t.iciance Service W.D .. Lynch Ltd. H. Morley .' H.L. Stephens and Son Wilson Hardware SUB TOTAL pOLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACCOUNTS PROPERTY UPKEEP ACCOUNTS TOTAL Service Street lighting . 44.37/ 1,260. 59,.. Extension welded on roof drain pipe (Fire Hall) tS. i. fi <:: T R I c. A L R G p~ I It 'J C""""' il< o c:;.) Polisher repairs Replace Municipal Office Door Line for police office Caretaking supplies 1,304.96 4.50 / !5'.~? .. 2.94/ 83.75 / 38.96,/ 108.02:" $1,558.22 $1,612.23 $1,558.22 $3,170.45 (/ . ., .. CM!D!'i ~ .. ;£;. .. ~ ... -'"=';'" A' .nl'li.f l~.llli,, ~ ...... · .. ·· . <]jc~· ~~· .. J.;· " ~ . ~ ( : -. -. - - ' -~,,. __ ':~ ;1. '_-. i!i '--• ~ .. '·".·.·.-·. ·· .. ··.· _w._ ~~!J... .'.<.U .. · .· .... ~ .. --'!f. •. ~ ... ··.·. ' • · .. ~ ._ !!< ..•••• ~IA!t:$~~ .. j~£.,.-~.· .. -.~f. ·iii·liO·'t-11. · v•-.. ........ _ "' .. ~.·.-~ft.L?.~~-'*-'f:i.* w~ ·111~ ~~ ~oou q !f!li"l~. ~~ tM _.. it~~>~~'lll~ ~~ . . ~ ·~t~;ll! i~· ~ * ~ • ~ ~ •-t ~-~~.w.t~n ~ '11!>\t~t.• l.llll~~ . .f ., J I l __ .. >;f :., ' ' .). { PARKS/ ACCOUNTS • I I / ·_::; I /Duke Lawn Equipment Ltd. I J -' s-yewart McDonald Wilson Hardware ' ,/ TOTAL ~iii.~U~ Parts for mower Tractor rental (mowing) Scythe handle and stones ~ *-~~~~ ~l'lm 23.69 /' 68.00/ 13.14/ $104.83 ./ "'• '~,;.- ' d,;mCD; I . :li.-.·---;~---r ~ -~,.--_,_ .-.---_ ·.·_: ceqD ~ .. ~~ ~l'!!<<l!'i'IJ!,':~-~-·'J!<· $-!!!'<* 1t·'*-'1IU-!Ir.i/.-*l{r*''~--!ll'l!ilf>**llflll~m~~J~t) '!$l.fii~ "!!41'·iii$j,ij-,_;;t .•. 'f~lift:t! .. #l[l:'!ji>j-_;l:~,f,-(li•!il!'\li~ •t 11M ~lit~~ ~@emt'l\111 'u* ~11$ t~ ~~¥ltll:i ~·~ m ~ • -~ tbo lll•'l ~:~t t'it!llf ~~.~ '" <t~~lll'Ji ~* WELFARE ACCOUNTS 20% Recoverable from other Hunicipalities 80% Recoverable from Province of Ontario(Charge-Backs ;a>.~ Other Hun~ipalities) 80% Recoverable from Province of Ontario 80% Recoverable Hedical Services for 51 persons 75% Recoverable Province ~~epartment .of Health 100% Aurora Welfare Charged back from other Hunicipalities COST TO TOWN OF AURORA 49.89 199.56 1,644.43 = 328,89 71.40 14.28 NIL 54.25 137.90 $535.32 ~!tit'M';! ~.¢.2!4:D !l!AiOU