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MINUTES - Council - 19660321.- t>liNU:I'ES O:F THE SIXTH REGULAR f1EETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUJITf"T-- CHI\.~ERS Oj.i! MONDAY J.lflARCH 21ST, 1966 at 8,00 P.M. !;RESENT MI\.YOR REEVE C. F. DAVIS (IN THE CHAIR) S. G. PA'rRICK R. SHIJMONS DEPUTY REEVE COUNCILLOR'S VI. DAVIS 1 CORBETT 1 :):LLINGVIORTH, TRENT, WILLIANSON PASSING OF ACCOUNTS CORRESPONDENCE RICHMOND HILL SYMPHONY CONCERT AT ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE SEWER SERVICING REQUIREMENTS FOR LANDS RECOMI1ENDED FOR AJ.ITNEXATlON Ml\.YOR ILLINGWORTH !1JAYOR y-~~-,---,=-.o:-,'7.-•-••·rO-o••• -c•··~-•o•"~r•-·•-• _.,,.-, ,.,,_~ •• -, All accounts passed as pr')..J)ted and circulated. · Lett-er inviting mem9£17='S of Council to attend the concert to be held at St. Andrew's College on March 25th at8,15 p 1m. PATRICK: "Resolved that this letter ILLINGWORTH: be acknowledged a nO,' filed, I' CARRIED Letter from E. G. Faludi and Associateb, Town Planning Consultants. Ltd, E)tating they will submit their final report upon receipt of the· report from the Town's consulting engineer. "This is an answer to a request :t'rom Council to set a date as soon as po>· sible for this final report. The:L· a sketched plan here that ·Shows· the boundaries as submitted by the :plannL _ consultants. It is here for Council's perusal." "Will there be a meeting?" "I would imagine that they woul(J, hold a meeting before they present th\3 reporto" ILLINGWORTH:"Resolved that thiS. letter DAVIS W: be re.fe.rred to tb,!;J Plan- ning Commit.tee."' · . ' CARRIED .. , ,/ ' SIXTH REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE (C£nt,) ESTABI.ISHMENT OF AIRFIELD IN AREA MAYOR DAVIS W. ~'[A.YOR R~PEJ\.~ TRAFFIC STUDY MAYOR YORK ,bOUNTY WEJ.FARE A'FIOERS' ASSOCIATION $5 ,00 ANNUAL r!JEMBERSHIP FEE - 2 - 21st March, 1966 Two letters from the Townships of West Gwillimbury and Whitchurch advising Council of their intention of appointing representatives to deal with the establishment of an airfield, "These are just two letters of inform- ation, We have appointed two men." "I would just l-ike to comment that it sounds as though it is a foregone conclusion that there is going to be an airfield. I think they should be informed that it is only going to be l'ooked into." ''The letter only states 'we approve in principle'''. ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that copies be WILLIAMSON: forwarded to our airport committee ar. to Mayor Kent." CARRIED Letter from the Department of Trans- port stating that this request will be placed on the pending projects file and that they will attempt to schedule it for the time specified. "This is another matter of information which answered a reque'st from this Council for the Department to make an(Jther study•" PATRICK: "Resolved i1hat i1ll.e letter WILLIAMSON: be filed and a copy sent to the Police Oommi ttee. !' CARRIED Letter from the York County Welfare Officers' Association enclosing res- olution asking for $5.00 annual membership fee from each municipality comprising County of York., ..,.,..;,-_,.....: ..... ··~ .. '"~~.==-c.,..,.,-,o--.-o·~~-.-. ····"· ... ...... \'.. >:o:: '3;;-',·-;-, • '. ... ~~ SIXTH REGULAR CORRESPONDENpE (cont.) $5.00 annual membership fee (cont.) MAYOR JOHNSON CROSS-OVER \'i"ALK. LIGHTING !VlAYOR FORl~TION OF JOINT PLANNING COfiii";ITTEE MAYOR L. -~-"~"-"-o--·-·-·--·--•-~~~--· ---· =~. ------ ..,. 3 -21st l'18':tOb 4 1966 "Maybe we should ask our clerk who is our welfare officer, wh~t he thinks?" "I would recommend that this be paid." PATRICK: "Resolved that $5.00 member- SIMNONS: ship fee be paid to the York County \1/elfare Officers' Association.'' CARRIED Letter from Town of Newmarket, endorsing the resolution respecting cross-over lighting, passed by Councit· "This is endorsement of another motion passed at one of our Meet- ings." WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that a copy PATRICK: of this letter be sent to the Police Committee." CARRIED Letter from the Town of Newmarket advising Council that they have requested their Chairmen of the Planning Board, Department of Industries and the Promotion & Development Committee of Council to meet with the Town's Planning Com- mittee when arrangements are made • "'l:his is in answer to a request by this Council for the formation of a joint planning committee," CORBETT: "Resolved that a cop;_, WILLIAMSON: of this letter be sent to the Planning Com- mittee," CARRIED SIXTH REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) PROPOSED CODE OF E'rHICS ESTABLISHMENT OF COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY CROSS-OVER WALK LIGHTING INVITATION TO ATTEND GENERAL MEETING OF ~niENDSHIP CIRCLE HHOR - 4 - 21st March, 1966; Letter from the Township of North York enclosing copy of a brief pre- pared by a Special Committee on a Code of Ethics and asking Council's support in the submission of same to the Ontario Legislature. WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that a copy ILLINGVJORTH: of this brief be given to each member of Council for their peru- sal, and that the matter be brought up at the next meeting of Council." CARRIED Letter from the Ontario Council of Regents for Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology stating that fu~ther consideration to this matter will be given when the procedures for imple- ~enting provincial policy have been developed in more detail.'' \1/ILLIAMSON: SilV]MONS: CARRIED "Resolved that a cop'' this letter be se~ .. the College. Comml tt,Je," Letter from Township of Whitchurch endorsing the resolution respecting cross-over lighting, passed by Council. ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved to include \nliUoiM;BON: this letter with the one sent by Newmarket"'! CARRIED Letter inviting Council members to a meeting in Victoria Hall at 2 p.~. Wednesday March 30th, 1966. "This is at 2 p.m. March 30th, I believe they will have a speaker. 1rJill you keep this in mind, and maybE! some Councillors will be able to attend. " l,.,,,~ .•. , ... ,., ..... ~. -~~ ... ~ ...• ..,; ... ~ ...... ~ .... ~ .. ~~-~~~~~~~~~~·~~- ••~mC·.~----~· SIXTH REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) INVITATION TO ATTEND GENERAL MEETING OF FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE PROPOSED SALVATION ARMY CITADEL MAYOR '~B~ DEVELOPMENT .LNG.8NTIVE ACT MAYOR L----·-~~~~~~· '·~I~'" - 5 - v2lst March, 1966, CORBETT: "Resolved that this DAVIS C.F.: letter be acknowledged and filed," CARRIED Letter from Mr. L. V. Jones oppos- ing the erection of the Salvation Army Citadel and stating that it would detract from the original attraction. "This is a letter from a Mr. Jones, whom; I believe, lives on Lauren- tide, opposing the proposed new Salvation Army Citadel." PATRICK: "Resolved that this. ILLINGWORTH: letter be given to the Planning Committee," CARRIED Letter from the office of the Prime Minister of Canada acknowledging receipt of copy letter addressed to the Minister of Industry. Letter from the Department of Industry in answer to a resolution by Council relating to Area Development Incen- tives. ''This again is an answer to a motion from this Council. I think the last paragraph sums up the whole tone of the letter: 'In closing, I would advis.e that the Area Development Program is under continuous review for the purposes of making improvements and increas- ing its effectiveness. However, this will not change the concept of the present program which is con- fined to a specific attack by the federal government on the lack of job opportunities for people in Canada where they now reside.'". " ' ' ·:IXTH REGULAR !/~.J:illESPOlfQE~CE CONTINUED .\REI\. DEVELOP~mNT INCENTIVE ACT Illingworth WILLIAMSON ILLINGWORTH ~-·· ~=-~~---.,-_., __ _ - 6 -2113't ~l;l,;r:ch, 1966 11 With regard to this letter I would like to quote a paragraph from an advertisement appearing in the Financial Post, advertising Parry Sound as a place to locate industry. 'Parry Sound is now ~Federal Government designated area (i.e.) industry establishing here can receive cash grants up to 30% of their capital expenditure.' The writer does not know what he is talking about, ads •. like this do attract industry and I think we should send another letter quoting this ad. This ad. also goes on to give the good points about Parry Sound. 'Locations are available as well as labour force, technical school graduates available, second to none in province, two main line rail- roads, excellent seaway harbour, approximately two hours from Metro on Trans-Canada Highway, Excellent schools, hospitals, modern library and all public services. Plus the best summer cottage area in Ontario -The Georgian Bay.''' "I think we should write them again and send them a copy of the ad. and ask them to explain how this ad could not affect those areas not designated in the plan. I think we should acknowledge the .letter and ask for an explana- tion of why it says the opposite in the ad." "This is in direct competition with those areas which are seeking new industries and who do not wish to be designated under the Area Development Plant, How can these areas hope to compete with grants of up to 30% of .their capital expenditure." -~~~~--·····--·-·~~··-~---· '-. . .....;....- SIXTH REGULAR CORRESPO~JlENC~ ( cont, ) AREA DEVELOPMENT JN CENTI"\Tl;_h-C~. __ ILLING\rlORTH HOt,lEOWNERS 1 ASSOCIATION IN GOLF GLEN AREA MAYOR WILUAMSON ILLINmJORTH L~-----·· - 7 - 2l'st ,March, 1966 "I believe this is what happened in Newmarket recently, they did not get an industry because of this same thing. It has a very strong bearing on any new industry coming into the ares. We just cannot compete with this sort of thing." vHLLIAMSON: ILLINmvORTH : CARRIED "Resolved that another letter be written, stating that Council does not agree with what is written, and enclosing a copy of the Parry Sound ad," Letter from the Golf Glen Homeowners' Association requesting they be informed of any proposed plans in ·:~. -~·Jf :---~~12Yl :::.I' E-D • ''This is a letter making us aware that there has been a Homeowners' Association formed in the Golf Glen Area and the last paragraph asks that this association be informed of any proposed plans for this district for dwellings other than single family detached homes." "I am opposed to tlais, they will have their meeting before the plan- ning board, not before the Council." "I am all in accord with ratepayers' groups, because it is only through such groups that we get ideas and information. However, I do feel that the last paragraph sets a very dangerous precedent, If,. we were required to advise every other group of any proposed changes, it would become quite ridiculous. If these ratepayers are genuinely interested in the town, they will know what is going on in the town, without Council having to advise them. Council cannot take it upon itself to advise them, it is their responsibility.'' SIXTH REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) HOMEO\IINERS' ASSOCIATION IE_QO~F GL~E AR~icont.) MAYOR FUND RAISING DRIVE ~~~1\DIAN MENTAL HEALTH 'SOCIATION MAYOR EXTENSION OF TOWN SEWER SYSTEM TO LAWTON BROTHERS PROPERTY . MAYOR I, L... ·····"'··=······••M••= . ~ .. ~ ... ~ .. ~ ....... ~ .... -~~~-·· - 8 - 21st Mat;ch; i966. "I agree with Councillor Illingworth, and any ratepayer can go through the minutes of any Council meeting withir a reasonable length of time. They · can get copies, I believe there was a rate set for this at .10¢ per 100 words or whatever fee Council may set. ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that the lette:r WILLIAMSON: be acknowledged and the~ Council is very pleased·; to note the interest in the Town of Aurora but Council cannot commit itself to advise this association of what is going on." CARRIED Letter asking for authorization to hold a fund raising drive in the Town of Aurora from May 1, 1966 to May 7, 1966. "I believe this another date, 7th. " conflicts with Navy Tag Day is May SIMMONS: "Resolved that this be WILLIAMSON: approved but notifying this organization that CARRIED there will be a Navy Tag Day on the 7th and ask- ing them not to hold a Tag day on the same day. Letter from Lawton Brothers Limited asking to be connected to the town sewer system, although situated in Whitchurch Township." "This is a request for services to be extended. I believe you know the area in question on the east side of Yonge Street, just outside our limits." 1. SIXTH REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE (cont.) · EXTENSION OF TOWN SEWER SYSTEM TO LAWTON BROTHERS PROPERTY WILLIAMSON MAYOR PATRICK ILLINGWORTH MAYOR PATRICK - 9 -21st fil$tqh, 1966 "Only two weeks ago we turned down a request for a Drive-In theatre, which was also in Whitchurch, "I do not think there is too much comparison between the two, as this Company is already active in Aurora. 'I "I think the proper procedure, the same as for the one in Whitchurch, is for these people to go to the Township and ask to be annoxed with the Town, After this has been agreed then we can proceed with the services," ''I feel that there are certain basic principals involved. It is a matter of planning and should be referred to the Planning Committee for thought. I think we should look into it to see if the area involved could be annexed without it inter-· fering with the hearing on the other annexation. I do not think we should just make up our mind on th.-, spur of the moment,'' "There will have to be some time limit, as they state in their letter that they will have to build in another location unless construc- tion can begin shortly.'' "If we go ahead and give them service 1 we are acting as a regional disposal' plant and we are not deriving any assessment, but we are still get- ting their garbage." DAVIS W: "Resolved that the gentle··· PATRICK: men in question be told by letter of the proceed- ings that have been tak- ing place regarding annexation, CARRIED '<"-"=-=ee=,•='-~o•p-.-,--,.,..,=•"'·<~·"u-,,-,.0 , 0 -• "", • • ·~~~·~·-··~--~----·-··-·-------~ 3IX.L'H REGULI\.R CO:!.iRESPQ~!!_EN.Q!h Cont. PROPOSED PLI\.NS FOR .. LOTS NOS. 23, 241,, 2'5\;' ' TEMPERANCE ST. . ' ., DELEGATIONS -------- MAYOR ILLINGlNORTH J.Vl.l\.YOR SAYTAR JV'JAYOR REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ----------- i -10 .,. 21st March, 1966 Letter ;t'rom Mr. A. Saytar, Real Estate "Broker, requesting that he be put on the agenda for the Council Meeting Monday March 21st, to pre- sent the proposed plans for Lots Nos. 23, 24, 25, Plan no 9 on Tem- perance St., Aurora. Mr. Saytar then showed his plan to Council. "I think, Mr. Saytar, that this Council should refer this to the Planning Committee." "You will be edvised et whet meet- ing this plan will be discussed." "How urgent is it?" "Quite urgent because we would like to know whether we can get it epproved or not. Spring is here end we would like to start et least one pert now." "Are you aware that there is e sub- division egreement thet you heve to conform to, such es perking? This should be teken care of et the Planning Committee J.Vleeting." PATRICK: "Resolved thet this plan SIMMONS: be referred to the Plen- ning Committee of Council to submit to the Plenning Board for their study end recommendetion end thet Mr. Saytar be notified es soon as possible." Reeve Patrick in the Chair PROPOSED WATER POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE EXTENSION APPLICATION '""- L~=-~-~-~·'"'.--,---' •••-••-••' -••~ • -A•-,_,_ Mayor Davis presented a report of the Council in Committee regarding the Proposed Water Pollution Control Centre Extension application, in whiqh the Committee respectfully submits the following: ~.,--. ..,,~'=""'"·'""'""'~-·~~~~~~~------·•-~~-•·•~-·•·r~~"·~~~-----·~--- SIXTH REGULAR REPORJ'S __ OF _Qi)!VIJVI_ITTE]';S (cont.) PROPOSED WATER POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRR EXTENSION APPI.ICATION L._ -"'·"'~-.-~ .. ,,.,.,. -11 -21st l'Ja#cn\ 1966 "Members of Council met on Tuesday March 15, 1966, at 8.00 p.m. with Mr. J. R. Barr, Director, Division of Sanitary Engineering, O.W.R.C., together with his assistant, H. Brown and Town Engineer, J. D. Reid, to consider the intent of a letter received from JVir. Barr, regarding the Town of Aurora proposed Water Pollution Control C2ntre Extension Application. Council members queried JVlr. Barr as -~o Why wasn't a Regional Sewage Treat- ment Plan brought to Council's attention earlier? Does the O.W.R.C. have the power to control our growth? -very impor- tant that a_ town must grow because to stand still would have dire financial affects. Mr. Barr presented the following condensed points: · The O.W.R.C. has been pressing Aurora for some years to extend the present plant; Changes in legis- lation-and thinking now turn·toward the possibilit.y ().f ·sewage treatment on a regional area basis. The location of the present plant Ts not ideal and.the stream has no receiving capacity. A stream should allow for a ratio of 6 times water to 1 times sewage enter-ing and in Aurora this ratio is only l to l. Continued growth would merely aggra- vate tnis condition. We cannot stop g~owth through contro~ of services slready'constructed b\J;t will-apply control by_ not approving the' insti-11- lstion of sny.new sewers contem- plated. _:Wo suggest you build an extension tq the existing plant on a modified · plant. In this we will work out with J. _D; Reid, .. a modification to his proposal that will allow for growth :to a limited: degree. ·T_his ' ' ' ; '· · .. , '-~'i . - ·I,_~,. .SIX1'H HEGULLR 1\EPOHTS OF COlV!l'1IT'l'BES (cont. ) PROPOSED 1.1'ATER POLlUTION CON~'ROl CEi''-:CRE EX'I'ElWION APPI.ICA'l'ION (cont.) WILUAl'iSON NAYOR ILLINGWORTH -12 -21St Nri;fch, 1966, . method will ollow.us time for futuro planning. Our study will involve consideration with your engineer con- cerning capacity of the plant end the possibility of utilizing contact stabilization to increose capacity. Questioned os to the length of tine tho study would toke, !VIr. Barr rep- liod thot "A study of the whole water- shed would cor.mencc this surrmwr." 'l'hoy .would meet with the Town Enginoqr within e week or two snd sttel<lpt to · have a report rosdy within a month, Council members duly resolved thst this uodified report be drawn up and submitted to Council os soon as possible .. Council in Conmittee further recom- nend that the O.W.R.C. chock into whether ler~e users of water from our streams have a porr.1i t o s required . under the provisions of tho O.W.R.C. Act. In addition th::Jt the 'I'own Engineer construct s weir at tho plii'nt to measure tho overflow and in addition that a letter be forwarded to the O.W.R.C. requesting a rep- resentative to attend at our plant for approximately 10 days to under- take e study of its .. presont opera- tion. D/l.VIS Co Fo: :e..:\ TRICK: "Hesolved that the report of Council in Committee dated March 21, 1966, regarding sewage treatment mat- tors be approved.'' "I think one vwrd should be chonged where the report refers to a r8tio of 6 times water to l times sewage, this should be chonged to "effluent", "Sewsr;e, effluent -it is intended to moen the some thing." ''Further to our meeting with Mr. Dorf, of the O.W.R.C., I have some addi- tional information regarding se1r13ge · disposal thet may be of considerable interest, I regret that this informa- tion wes not avsilablo for our moot:.. ing with o. eli. R. c. ~~~~~-~~~~~~~··~· .. ~~ ... ~. ~·,~~·~~··~·.~·----- SIXTH HEGUH.R REPORTS OF COMNITTEES (cont.) FROPOl:JED WATER COFTROI CENTRE APPLICATION :POILUTIO!if EXTENSION (cont.) ILLINGWORTH -13 -21l'!t Narch, 1966 "As outlined so clearly by Hr. Be.rr, one of our problems is the inability of the creek to assimilate more pro- cessed sewage. At the present time we arc operating on a 1 - 1 basis and require sbout 6 -1. If we wera eble to ~urn'' or oxidize tho sewage sludge, producing a small volume of resdily drsinsble, sterile, biologically stable solids, it is felt that our proble0 would be solved. A process is now svailablo to oxidiz~ sewo 0<:e sludge. It is "Zimpro", s · division of Sterling Drug Incorpora- ted. Batch Sludge Oxidation Units for sm.sller cor·munitios (2,000 to 40,000 are in operation in tho United Ststes. The Zimpro units, v.::;rying in cspacity, csn handle from 1,000 to 10,000 gsllons of sewage sludge per day. Just recently, tho Notro·- politan Sanitary District of Greater Chicago formally accepted the largest installation ever built using tho "Zimpro" wet sir method, 'l'he now 200 ton per day plant hss the cops city to dispose of the sludge load from two million people. The Zimpro process has low instsllo- tion costs, low maintenance costs, simplicity of operation, no sir pol- lution, greater odour control, hand- las any type of sludge, is clean and safe and csn be integrated with existing facilities. There is very often the feeling that because something is now, it cannot be of any use. \Jhilst this proce.'"' is now to Cansds, it has proven itself in the United States and is the product of a very responsible an~ ethical firm. This urocoss would be· tho Emswer to merry siimller communi tiQ s, such as our own, that sre situated on small streams, unable to assimilate ·tho processed sewoe~e sludge and thor(')- by causing extensive pollution as we<· know it today. ----·---·---·~--··---~---·------ SIXTH REGUlAR RKPOR'CS OF COJ'fllV'IT':OEES ( c ont,) PHOPOSED \1/ATER POLLUTION CON'l'ROI, CEN':ORE EXTENSION Al'PriCi.l TION (cont.) ILLINGWORTH NAY OR ILLING\JOR'l'H bl.'l'RICK WII"LIAESON J.l'hHOR ILLINGW0.1:tTH -14. -21st f'1arcrr, 1966 ''Therefore, it is oovcd by R. Illingworth and seconded by J. v-1. Williamson, thot our 'l'own Engineer, prior to his meeting with officials of the OoW .. R,Co, meet with Mr. Watson end officials of Sterling Drug to find out details of tho "Ziwpro" process, so thot he will be fully fooilier with its opera- tion and tho ways and moons in which it would bo integrated with our present system; and this pro- cess be included in his discussions with o.w.R.C." "vie hcve gone through this before, I believe about two years ego, and there was some hitch to it." "It is well worth investigating it again .. " "There wos soF:ething about this brougj:lt up recently in Richmond Hill, with their ongi1ccr. They discussed tho 'burning•· quostion, but they did not think it was possible end that is why they did not go through.with it. 'l'hoy are trying to solve this sew- age probloo, why didn't they accept this solution if it was at all feasible? I think tho wotor re- sources people hevo it on file end they would pick it up rather then build dispos:Jl plants." ''It is not going to cost us anything to investigste it.'' "I hope this smendmont won't hold up the rnodific?tion.'' "Every tiri1G someone brings in a noK idea, it is not rccdily accepted because it is now. If it is fess- ible let us develop it. If it is tho answer in other places such as Chicago, lot us look into it. ·Things may have chEmgod in two years.!! ~~~~~~~ .... -~~·-·-··-. ---~"'·· ··~~ .. ~~~=~-.. ~ .... ~ .. ~-----~~~~-~---- ~-~--- /_ SIXTH HEGUIJ,R .REPORTS OF C01'11'1ITTEES (con t, ) PROPOSED WATER POLIU'riOl\T cm;·rHOL CEN'J'RE EXTENSION APPliCATION (cont.) PATRICK JVJAYOR TRENT ILIINGHORTH J 967 CENTENNIAl, COJVJlViiTTEE -15 -21st March, 1966 ''We should accept this report and bring in e new report so that we can investigate it. It will slow down this report." "Our growth is going to be control- led until such time as a solution to this problem is found," "'.vhen I think back sevcrol years to when my brother wc:s building a now house, he put in now wiring for tho lighting. It wss something now. It was so new nobody hsd evor seen it. Tho hydro didn't know whether to approve it. Now everybody is using it. I think anything is worth looking into. Wo should oxplorc ovcry svonuo.11 "I will withdrew tho accondr.JGnt and make a scparate one,'' CARRIED ILLINGWORTH: "Hcsolvud to find out WILLIAESON: more details of the Zimpro process and whether it could be incorporated with the present systcm. Als~ that this information be forwarded to Mr. Hcid, Town Engineer." CARRIED Moyer Davis presented a report of the Council in Committee in which tho Committee respectfully submits tho following: Council members met on r1arch J_4, 1966 at 8.00 p.m., along with Mr. D. \IV. Richardson and Mr. D. Gloss to consider the 1967 Confederation of Centennial Committee. JV!r. Richardson hod recently resigned as Chairmen of the Committee due to work pressures, however, he offered his services when able to assist his successor. ---------------------~ ··-·---·~----~-·----------· SIXTH REGUlAR REPOR'I'S OF COMr:iiT'I'EES (cont. ) 1967" ·C.SN'I'ENl\TI-.L-OOH _,I'J1 TEE BAY OR -16 -21st Horch, 1966 The Centennial Committee constitution and consideration of Plons for 1967 were discussed at length. The following was subsequently recom-· mended: l. That o 1967 Centennial Executive Co~mittee be formed ond to be com- posed of seven members; three froo Couricil ond four other appointees; one of the letter to be oppointed 88 Ch8irE1_8llo 2. That a 1967 Centennial ?reject Comcittoe be formed ond to be composed of the Works Committee and the Parks Committee of Council with authority granted to add to their Comnitteo when rccouired. 3. Thot a 1967 Centonninl Progror~ne Committee be f ormocJ .• 4. That the Striking Comrcittoe of Council bring in a report contain- ing suggested members at Council on Monday, March 21st, 1966. 5. Th,2t o vote of thonks be extended Mr. D. \'/, Hichordson for post ser- vices performed as Chairman of tho 1967 Centennial Committee. DAVIS C.F.: "Th~1t the report of PATHICK: Council in Comc.,i tteo regarding the 1967 Centennial be eccep- tod.11 w•.tJc nrc sorry to hear of the resigno- tion of Mr. HichBrdson but ho found that pressure of business meant that he just doesn't find time, or the time that he fools is necessary to serve on this board, He has, however, offered to help the COihmi t- tee if end when he is asked c:md he he s the time to cl.o it." CARRIED ·~~~~~-~····"~····~~·-···----~-~ SIXTH .REGUIJ\R -17 -·21St Nt'lrC h, 1966 REl'ORTS OF COMi'U'l'~rEES (cont.) CENTENNIAL COMl'H'l''I'EE t1ayor Davis pro sen ted 8 report of the Striking Committoe in which tho Com- Mittee respectfully submits tho follow- ing: ILLING1rJORTH }'fAYOR ~Oh,3t tho 1967 Executive Contonniel Committee nominees be: C. F. Dovis C. Corbett W. Davis D. Gloss K. 1\Tisbot H. Grcham !~'. Binnions DAVIS C.F PATRICK: ''Resolved that tho report of the Strik- ing Committee re 196'? Centonniol Committee Appointees, be accepted,'' "Have the ,appointees been contocted o s to their ovoilabili t3r?" "They know of this report." CARRIED Mayor in tho Choir INDUSTRY STREET EX'L'ENSION -------~·----·~~~~~~~~~· The Mayor then road the Town Engineor's report as follows: · 1:Je havo exo:ninod tho lend north of Industry htroGt having in mind Coun- cil's dosirG tc make available sorvicP·i Industrial lands. First tho Deportment of Highways are adamant thet they will not consider subsidy for now development whether it be residential, comnorcial or in- dustrial. 'l'hon:foro the total cost of extending the road, and ocquiring land for the rood allowance wi1l have to be met by the Municipality or tho devo1o- per of tho lends. A sms1l portion of .Subsidy moy be obtsinad if tho existing rood sllowsnce ware used off Centre Stroot, i.e. Centra Crescent projected. However, no Subsidy would be svoilsble for o11 work beyond the existing rood al1owanco. --.. -~---·~~~~~--~~~~~~---- SIX'I'H REGUL.I\.R REPOl'I'I'S Q})' CON!ViiT'I'I':ES ( cont,) INDU,STI:"lY S·TR8ET EXI'ENBION M.c'\.YOH II.LINGVJOR'I'H !VIAYOR IITINGvJORTH ~-.. ,~-,~-~ ~ .... " ·---····· . -18 -2l~t March, 1966 A possible woy of obtaining road grants for Industry Street would be to prepare s brief showing Council's intent to open Industry Street throughout for the purpose of relie- ving troffic on Yonge Stroot and cresting c:: through truck route, This could be sot up in 3 or 4 stages of work over o period of years. However, it does net solve Council's immcdisto requirement for serviced industrial Lmd s. We trust this is the inforcstion required. "Now this i.s the answer to our long awaited question as to tho cost of extending Industry .Stroot," "'I'his is town lsnd, we wont to use it for industry. If we CJre going to be progressive we must put 8 road in ourselves CJnd then when we sell the land to the developer we will realize the profit. We know that Whitchurch CJre putting in a subway at the St. John's sideroad at some future date. We could extend this road to the St. John's sideroed, adjacent to the subway, without crossing the tracks.1 ' "I ha.ve to ngree with you, we have to do something, This could be set up in three or four st8ges.11 "It seo'cls to me th:Jt when this r,wttcr first come up about 1~ years ago, we foresow tho necessity of g;otting a risht of wDy froE: tile owner of tho property to tho cost, end it was sugc~cstcd thct we put tho rood entirely on town property end keep a one foot reserve on the east side. Then if CJnyone wonted to como into the ro:Jd they would hove to share the costs on the cast. 1'his would only require tho expro'Priation of o smell oree on the corner. I think we should try to rotort expro- priotion procedur8s now," IUINGWORTH: "Resolved that the 'I'own \JlL.:LllJ"!SON: 8olici tor be instructed to comnwncc expropria- tion proceedings for the pc1rcel we require to oxtend Industry Stroot N." i 1 f~~'J£.,filf. . . " ·~'II; ."-,~ SIX'I'H REGUlAR HEl'OHTS OF 00!1)VJI'l'TEES ( cont,) INDUSTRY STREI\T EXTENSION VJILI.IJH1SON THENT i":AYOR ILLING\JOR'I:H PAT HICK ILUNGWORTH PA'l':RICK -19 -21st l'!iJ'rch, 1966 "I :~gree with what Councillor Illing- worth soys, now industries oro not going to locate h~ro without services,'' "If this roed is going to be nmde o by- pass, I would prefer to see it goo straight line rether then ~ith hooks or C\H·ves in it." "'iJo would hove to ecquiro more lcJnd in th:Jt c:cse. It is not our own land right through.'' ''We would still hove to m8ko o jog. Industry ,Stroot North 2nd ,South do not moot." "VIe neocJ. industrio 1 property, we hDve eleven Dcros hero and os for as I :em concerned, it is not worth very much. It will cost round about $35,000 for development and this amount for o 40 rod field, represent~ :J tremendous amount of money. $35,000 or a4o,ooo for 0 deed end road, because it will be o deod-cmd rood because of this now rood pro- gramme for tho second of Whitchurch, The second is going to be '" fully developed rood right through to NevJ- msrket. Thet will be 'Ghe by-pass rood. I think th,ct this is e. lot of money to spend on D small pioco of lsnd. Thesa people arc million- aires, they sro not going to give tho land up, "Fay I soy thc:t I think :Reeve Pstrick l·s thro1·"nr· ·r· cnc'l fi•··uT ,. rcth'·r ~ !V..J...~·-o .. ··-·, ·--,_, .,u -. .._, loosely," ''This is a very nDrrow street thc:t is going in there. It has o roilwey crossing. I do not think thst any industry would wont to locate in thi:;; nreo when the entrence to the lnnd i:;; through o narrow street with a rail- way ciossing. Let us go into it d ht •t• ··t ~" 20 SSG W 0 l-lS go1ng 0 COSG. '-· . ---=·=,..·.-==-~,-,_~.--,.,=·--. ··-·· -=""-· --~~~~~~· " SIXTH REGUlAR HEFOR'I'S OF Cm1iV!HTEES (cont.) INDUS'I'RY STREET EXTENSION 'J'RENT r'!AYOR ILLING\1/0RTH NEW TR'\FFIC LIGf!TS, YONGE e" WELUNGTON STREE'l'S -20 -21i'iti'Iarch, 1966 "Hoe this (';ono to tho FL:cnning Bo:>rd, bocouso I think wo should send it to the Pl"nnin~ Ro"rd to ~nt their ideqs ·· ';;---·· o -·-'·-· -oe -c.. . on it? . "lrJe hove dob:_ctod the issue in Council but it hos nsvor gone to the Plan- ning Bocrd because wo were only thinking of thst one crca of lond. Wo wero~ncver thinking of moking it c; by-poss." ''Our official plon shows it os o by-pass." Amendment to Motion ~}RENT: "Resolved thot this plon PATRICK: bo forw"rdod to the Plan- ning Committee for its study snd report." CARRIED A second report from Mr. J. D. Reid wos rood os follows: Since new curbs ond sidewalks ore included in this project we did not think it odvis2,iJlo to st2rt construc- tion until the worm vJEmther. Wo have to-doy mailed out the tech- nical details for firm quotation covering the poles, traffic lights, brockots etc. This information will be directed to Mr. Johnson for Council's autho- rity to purchoso. l''r. Oopeloncl of the Aurorc: Hydro Commission is owsre of the dotoils of this construction; OORBT~TT: DAVIS W. CAHHIED "Hosolvcd thDt this report bo received ond o copy given to the Police Com- nittoe." c____~~~~~~ .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~·-~-· e~~"~'~.e.w~·----- SIX'l'H HEGULA:R REPOHTS OF COI"i~UTTEES (cont.) PICK-UP VAN AND AIIl COt'iFHESSOH l'ATRICK HUNG\rJOilTH PA'JllUCK ,3 I!lih 0 J\TS PlANNING COMl'iJIT'JlK,-;; SPECIAl l'IE:i\TING OF AUROHA FLI\.J\Tl\TING BOA:RD ~------- . . -21 -· al~t March, 1966 Councillor Putrib\c presented o report of tho 'voter Cmm"i ttoc in which tho CoEJmittoe re spec·bf\UJ.y submits the following: ''ThGt the Committee be authorized by Council to obtain prices on o pick up von and 8n air ConprGssor. F!\.TRICK: "I:lesolved thot the Viator DAVIS C.:B'.: Committee be authorized to obtain prices and to purchase a pick-up van and en air compressor for the water deport- ment, and the seal of tho Corporation bo ott:3ched horeto." "I would like to explsin why tho 8ir compressor is included. This is on extremely useful piece of equipment, it cDn be utilized by tho works deportment. Those oir compressors con breakdown quito cosily. This is .Jn emergency piece of cquipl'lGnt but olso in doily usa os well, In feet, it is o nocossity." ''fhorc is something in tho wording of this rGport which disturbs me. It is the normal pr,cctice 1vhen spending public money, thot tenders be called and after they Dre submit- ted1 the metter will then be decided by uounc il. " 111I'his is neont to meen thot, 11 CARRIED 11 I hove just D verbal report to noke regarding the proporty committee meeting on Thursday night to final- ize the budget. This hDs boon done and it will be submitted for tho budget mooting." Councillor Williamson presented o report of tho Planning Committee in which the Committee respectfully submits the following: - SIXTH REGULAR REFOR'l'S OF OO!!WEC'~CEES (cont. ) DAVIS IV. ILI.INGi:JCmTH S Il'/j)V! Ol1T S ILLING\VOHTFI SH1JiJONS lVU\.YOR -«'2-21st F::Jrch, 1966 Councillor Illingworth ~ttendcd o specisl meeting of tho Auroro Flsn- ning Boord held Wednesdsy, Msrch 9th, 1966, Tho meeting wos called for tho purpose of hcoring Mr. H. Coso' proposal regnrdin~ the development of Block "A" of J0 lcm 550. Mr. Molesworth, member of tho Archi- tect firm of Armstrong snd Moles- worth presented 3 plsn for the build- ing of 33 terroce houses in Block "A". 'l'hese units would be worth spproxi.n2tely iH4,000.00 e2ch snd would rent for 'ifl75. 00 per month snd up. The proposol wos received by the Plonning Boord ond the Choirm,:Jn w~~s outhorized to review the proposal with Mr. Conroy Dowson end to roport bock at the next meeting, i;JILJ~IANSON: "Re sol vod thot the report II,LINGWOR'J'H: of the Planning Comni ttec dsted March 15, 1966 ro Speciol Meeting of Aurorp Plenning Bosrd be accep- ted .. " ''Whore is the proposed location of those housos?" "300' sdjocont to Berths end Brook- land Drive cc.nd "A" behind thet, cost of the pond end north of Brook- land snd behind Borth's cleaners. "Arc they planning to build these terreced houses on tho com~erciol property?" ":t;Jo ~·nee,· ~·r·e· :-~cl~ bAill'nd +-iJ"t " ' ' v -...... ...::; ;.: --,.). __ , J.\. 'V ~ UL.<.· • ".icro we, ss o Council, interested in torroced houses?'' "This is whot the in.eGtings with the planning Conui tceo :ere for." mHRIED ~-··-------~--~~~~''--~~~-·----~~·~· -. - {: '--~" SIXTH REGUIAR REPORTS OF COWH'l'TEES (cont.) PLANNING C011l!i!IT'l'EE SlYli\.LL APiiRTKEINT BUILDINGS WILLIAMSON PlJl.NNING COl'JFIT'l'EE SEVERAL I'l'E!ViS -23 - Councillor Williamson presented o report of the Planning Committee in which the Committee respectfully submits the following: Thl' Comr:1 ittce mot ot 7.00 p.m. Wednesday March 16th, 1966 to discuss severo,l .subjects, with oll members in ottGndonce~ Cf'wo letters which hod b2en roc2ived fran I"'ir. A. E. Jubb tho Building Inspector were discussed. (o) A lsttcr frocn l"lr. Io, R. Morten r~g8rdins making cltorations to o 2 fDmily dwelling to chcngo it into six apcrtncnts, 4 one bod- room suites end 2 bachelor suites, (b) A letter from Mr. M. P. Fein, architect, regarding construc- tion of 8 sixplux for o !VIr. Hemmings. The Committee felt those should be referred to tho Plonning Boord for discussion end a report. WILLIAI'':SON: "Bo scl vod thot the Report DAVIS W: of tho Planning Comnittoe doted 16th March 1966, re letters from Mr. R. L. l"iarton ond Nr. N. P. Pain re small ,:Jpartnont build- ings, be CQCGptGd." "\ve did not think it wos Ddvisoblc to put in the oddress. It may never tronspiro end, like the ono recently, it might couse D lot of trouble." CARRIED Councillor Williomson presented s report of tho Plonning Committee in which tho Committee respectfully submit the following: The Planning Conr,~ittoe ~wt ct 7.00 p.m. Wodnosdoy, Morch 16, 1966. All mombops in ottondonco. The following items were considered. ~~~~~~~-----~-~-~~~=·~---~~-~. ~~-~. --~-------~ ..... ~- SIXTH REGUL/\H -24 -21st Mcrch, 1966 R:.~l'OH•Jl,S OF CO!';~IT:C'l'EES (cont. ) PL!Uill\TIFG CChiV!I'rr;~EE 1. l1lr, G. Sirmons prcscmtcd 8 pl8n for SEVEB.I,L ITEI'IS dsvclopment of the bock portion of lots 33, 3Lc-35 of Plcn 246, owned L~=-~-~ .. ~.~.~.~.~. ~.~. ~-~~~ .. ~.~ .. ~. ~-~·""-"'"'~--oo---,-,-·,-:-,."'·-·· ···- by l'-~rs .. Siornons, l\iiss Chinn end Dr. Folmer. ThG development would require the extension of Dedic .Strc 0 t Wcstwerd for o distcncc of 527 feet,; end o rood ollowoncc of 60 foot woula be provided. · This would ~eke cvoiloble 8 lots with o ninimum frontc:rgo of 100 feet snd s minimum lot ~:;reo of 12 sere. Volue of House would be in excess of :il23' 000. 00 Your Plonning Cormi ttoc rcconnonds the following: (o) This proposed duvolopmont be referred to tho Auroro Plonning Boord for study ond report to Council. (b) The 'l'own Solicitor check to see if o 1 foot reserve is held ct tho present westerly limit of Dodie :3troet rmd if so, who holds title to such 1 foot reserve. 2. Tho Building Inspector submitted proposed plon for tho erection of o six-olox on George St. end the con~ version of u sinilu fumily dwellin~ to nultiplo use on 1.·iellington St. · In view of the resolution passed bj Council Morch 7, 1966 your planning con0itteo hcs referred the proposo~s to the ;·urorCJ Plonning Boord for study snd report to Council. vJILLIAl\:SON: "Heselved th0t the ILLINGHOJ:tTI-I: report of the Plcnninr;:; Conmittoe rc scvorol · items, doted Murch 21 1 1966, be ccceptod.'' · "This ogoin, is snother progress report fron the Planning Committce.r ~~~~~~-·=='=""-==--"""--.,~.,., .. ,,,.-~-"~""'"''"~~~~= SIXTH REGUIJcR T"l"'-E'O-.-"rS Qll' C0-J"''I'-"'"Y'"'0 ( -t ) .• :u~. J:'\.. · ..... 11~ .. Lj__~,..t:JD COQ et PI"UiNIJ\G COI>'!l"'I'l'TEE :S::~VE?w!\.L I·rEIV.lS (cant.) hi,:G-G\•'OH'JlH lVf/cYOR -25 -21st r!J,·o rc h, 1966 "'Jltw to1vn l'E.:s never to 1zcn ov"r Dodic Street, ond th:_~.t is why we rGC·. m-· ucnd th:·.t it be looked into. 11 "1'hercc seu;:;s to be o lot of requests fer remodelling end rebuilding in t 'Jivn. CARRIED SENI-DJ:c·TACI-IED HOU.SES TC m; COliFYJ'HUCT:i.':D ON WT 184 DUNHil}1 CBESCENT ILLH!G\vORTH ~-~---~-------~.-----------~--~-~-~ Councillor Williamson presented a report of the I'lomling Committee in which the C:yxuittcc; n.spcctfully submits the following: Subsequent to instructions from Council on Morch 16, 1966, your CornJittcc has' further investigated tho metter of on spplicction for a somi-dotcchcd house prbposed to be constructed on lot 184 Dunham Crcs. in Aurora. Pursuont to the provi.sions of ::m ogreq·- mcnt entered into betweon .Sunnybrook InvcstLl.cnts Linitod ond tho Town of Auroro on i\.ugust 12th, 1959, pcrr~ission wos grontod in port os follows: "'l'hct tho owner be Gllcwod to construqt o sc~i-dctochcd dwcllin~ ot so8c futuro d~to on Lot 184, Plan 5i7''. The o.for,:iJGntioncd "'gr.:;c;rccnt is bind-. ing upon tho Town c.nd the Co•.1mi ttec, there foro 1 rr;ust rcc,,)EElOnd 8ppr')VC1 be given to the opplicont to construct o scrni-dctcchcd hooc on Lot 184, Plon 517. \HLLIAI·:SON: n·, VIS Vi: "Rc sol vcd th:·;t the report of the I'lonning Comnitt¢c, doted hcrch 21st, 1966 ' rc Lot 184, Flan 517, Tovm of Auroro, be occcp- tcd. " "I think thot there is cnother point thot should be brought out. This subdivision agreement signed in 1959 stipulcted thct lots 177 to 188 bo semi-dctcchccl. How coaG thot we allowed singles in this 2I'ED end not -·-··-·--="==-=·~~~~~~~--~--- -')• SIXTH R:I;GUL,'I.H R-",-''0'-R'n"• 01~' CC'I"''-·'.''I'"·-Pi-"""8 ( t ) .wE ..• 1. .U _._ ./ ~1 .·. _l_;, .. .J.•.J C 0D o i3Ei'!ii-DETACHJSD HOU.)ES TO BE COlT~;THUC'l'ED ON LOT 18~-DUNHI\ili OEESCEN1' II,LINGVIOR'I'H vJILLIAMSON !'lAY OR IlLIFG1rJO:'/TH \VILliAMSON - 2 6-2lrd: NLdch, 1966 advise the people in this ~rae, tb~t they were semi's. People hove built good single homos in this 2reo with- out the actual knowledge thct these were nbt designated as singlos, It is wrong· when c.n Dgrccmont i.s · p8sE;cd ond the peoplG ore not advised of it~ These people spent c lot of money in- building houses end thuy did not know whet tho lend wcs designated. We havo o subdivision cgroornont soy- ing tlL·;t it wcs chcngod. There Dro still other lots up in there, ere wo going to go through it oll over cgoin? If the cgreemcnt soys SG@i's, moko it semi's or if it is going to be singles lot us moko it singles. Let us do whGt wo ssy ;ve arc going to do," ~ 11 I don't think you should put the ble}ne on our shouldors, ~'his should hGve bc;cn pointod out when t\10 p0rui t wo s Dpplied for. The building inspector should hove pointed out ot the time thot these lots were se!Ili's." "It is one of those cc,ses where no ono followed it up. I ~groo with Coun- cillor Illingworth that semi's shoul~ be locoted owoy fran single dwelling~. This is n 70' lot ond the Council ot this time granted permission to builJ tho semi's. 11 0 1 ~Jj_,! i:\rondoring th::::t when th\._, :::-:groc~ mont wos signed, why did we ~_:llowc,. semi's to be built on tho wholo corner of singles? l~ow wo h8VO scmi 1 s to bp bu.ilt these p;;oplo hove ovary right ' to conploin, Gnd there is nothing wo con do nbout it." ''Did tho subdivider build then himsol! or were the lote sold by the sub-· divider for tho people to build thc:m,- selves. We hDvo no control over tho subdividor." l~-~-~--~--.-.---,--,..,.-,....,..,.,..,,,_ •. ----------··· --··---~----------------····-------. ------··--------·"'''"'~-~·-~~---··-·------------------~~~~~ .i :-·"--, SIXTH REGUV\H RE~FORi.r.S OF CQlvJfiiiTTEES ( cont o) SEf'!::_r-D:~T.i\.CHED EOU3ES 'l'C B.E COJIT3TRUCTED ON LO'l' 184 DUNBAN C.El\SCENT JOA'l'HICK DAVI.S \N. - 2 7 -· 21st Mi.irch, 1966 "I think pcrsorclly thDt you cDnnot blDma Council. MDyba in tho futuro when these sub-divisions Dro built, thoro should be o plon outlining the lots." "I om not in cgrocr'cnt with semi 1 s ct ell, ond I on wonderi11g if soDoonq could pcrsuc"dc the builder to build e single house, bccouse the ogreeoont wc~s drcwn up for sor1i' s but sin2;les · were built. Therefore, the originol agreement w::'s brnkon. I think we sGould consult our solicitor who could tell us whethGr the buildor ceuld be opproochcd ond mcdc owore of whct is involved." CARRIED POLICE COHl:I'l"l'EE ANNUATc 1/EETING OF r''UNICIPAL POLICE GOV:m~JIF'G AU'l'HOHirciES Ceuncillor Illingworth presented o report of the Police Governing Authorities in which tho Committee respectfully subEJits the following: Councillor Illingworth attended the Annual Hooting of tho Police Govern- ing Authorities ot tho Pork Plozo Hotel, '~or onto, l!'ridcy f1crc h 4th, 1966. A more de to ilod rs·oort of the Annuol rJi ·· "+-• " b~ b·, .. , fr' '' ·d'' 1 dr"' S'' -,QLclng -uS -~~n .rw .. r uC un._r LP .srt.;to cover. Boscd on tho discussion ot the onnuGl meeting, thG following oction is rec- ommended: (o) When promotion cxnminetions ore ovoilablo fron tho Ontcrio Police Commission, th.ot no promotions ore mcdo in tho Aurorc Police Doport8cnt without successful completion of such ex~n-.1in:.\tion, for ronl\:s above end including lst Closs Ccnstcblc. (b) ·rhe Town of tiurorc cc,ntinuu its m~c~o~sh~p in this ossoci:·ti2c ~:11~ Z2nc 3 ~hzn o~~~~~ZS~n •'•'-•' ••'"'' ·~"-• '"•~••••v•-. '"'"'"-~ SIXI'H REGULAR ill~PORT.S OF C0~1U•/,_IT'~C:2n:i;S ( c onto ) POLICJ~ CO!'ir:!I'TTEE ANI-FJAl. f{:~~-~-sTI.NG OF r-·JUNIC.IPAL POLICE COVi~HNING i\UTHORI'.11 IES ILLINGVIORTH POLICE COl'!il".ITTEE .SJ~VE:W\I. I -rElViS -28 -21st r'Jorch, 1966 (c) CBntinuad usa of the Ontorio Police College for tha troining of Police Officers. (d) To .submit itons of concern rogard~ ing Police msttors to the osseci~tion fci study end possiblo oction with tho O.P.C. ond;or Government. (o) Encourogo publicity in Polico mc,ttars, except vh:; rc .such publicity would hiwo .c: bcorins on on inquiry or Court Action, (f) A letter be forwordad to the ossec- iotion ndvising that this Munici- pality docs not 2grce to the prin- ciple of grontins subsidies by tho province, for the: operation of nun- icipol police forces end thot such subsidies should be; considered to ollcvioto tho cost of odministrotion of justice, ond r~qucsting ossocis~ tion to forword to proper outhoritios. (g) Write o letter of cengrntulotion to Mcyor Kent of Newn;::.rket on his ro-el~ction os vice president, ILl.I[ITG'dOHTH: "Rosolved that tho report v./II,I,IAivJSON: of the Police Cmrc:i ttoo ,• ro i1..nnual r,lccting of Fiuniciv'l Police Govern-" ing Authorities, doted March 7, 1966, be accep- ted. 11 11 Hugording item 11 fn, it wos felt thct, by extending such subsidies, you ore giving over th0 control of your Polic0 :Force to the Eunicipol Associc:tion." CilRRiim Councillor Illingworth presented o report of the Police Coanittoo in which the Cor:mittco rcsp<Jctfully submits the following: 'rhe ·Police Commi ttoe mot on \rledno s- dc;y, March 16, 1966 ct 8.30 P.N. All mcm1)c.:rs in :;~;tor.iftjncc~ ~ t_{'i."!c: fo11nl_q .... ing item& 'dCHJ d:i.SCUilSCQ.. ~~"-"'"'""'o-_., .. ~_,----,-,--_.-,~C" ~-~ ·•---~-·· ~--· -"·---·-•• • -~-~=-~·'"""'·~·= SIXrrH REGUL\R REPOB.TS OF COfJI!ITT~:OES (cont.) POUCE CGI'll''ITTEE SEV~Ji;Ri~L I 1J~EI'.:'S -29 -· 21st March, 1966 1. NO P.\RKING OF RL'::UBEN i3T o -------~-· '""~''"''•~••-"'··-·~· ·""-""N '''··<•<•"·••- Reference i~ rn~de to Minutes of Council doted Fcbruory 28, 1966, re- g.crding no perking rcguLttions on Reuben Street. A study of Reuben St. ~nd some of the other ncrrow streets west of Yongo St. ruvoGled n~ current problora. Tho tr.,ffic volume is low ond no compLints hove been received by tho Police Deportment. The iEJposition of o no parking regu- lotion on o rosidentisl stroGt cousos some inconvenience to tho residents ond should only bo considered when the flow of traffic is impeded, Due· to tho low voluno of troffic no actio~ is recommended ot this time, but o continuing check will be ocintoinod, 2. !flEETING irH'Jlic! GRAY COACH OFFICIAL Reference is i'1Dc1o to l'linutcs of Counc:Ll doted Februory 28, 1966, rogording o meeting wit~ officials of Groy Coach Lines to investigate the possibilitiup of lintiting the numbor of bus stops in Aurorc;. Your Committee will neot with Mr. Porter, of Groy Cooch Lines, Gt 1.00 p.m. Friday, March 25th, 1966 and o report will bo submitted. 3 fiTiOI, W"IC r ND or, IOc'rny fflr 'M n-j)-l'I!VRRIC''" o ..1..-":L• ____ J: ::L.,_ 1.)~""-.L'J..'..j__ -.:..l.>.~.d .. O. -~-'--'· J,l.. ) .. ND BKINffi~R PLAZA Rofcrcnco is mode to hinutos of Council doted March 7, 1966 rcgording Traffic c:nd sofoty hazard at Skinner' ond Norrick Plozo. A mooting hod boon c:rrcngod with cfficiols of f!Torrick & ,Skinnor on !~larch 15, 1966 but hc;d to bo ccnccllod duo to moot-- ing with O.W.R.C. and will be ro- schcdulod, end o report submitted. 4. LOITERING ON YONGE 3TREE'l' Complaints hove been rccoivod by your Polico Comnittoe, regarding loitoring on Yen~ Street, reforcnce is mc;do to minutes of Council dc;tod Octobor 18, 1965, when a rocomEondotion wos re- cci vcd thot a By--Low be prop.Jrcd to -r ,_ _., ·.!..,_ '(..:.·-~--r'; r:r .. '""-h-; 1 -·--~-]. T ----P 0Lll0-;Lu -'-~).LL:\:.-·..,._n 0 VJJ.~,.;. _, __ 1.. dL .• ·./ .• OI'JLl~ <:nd this r'mort WCJS onondod to rC'~rd that tho Pciicc DcpCJrtment be instrucr SIXTH REGUlAR REPOR'TS OF COI-'Il'!ITTEES ( cont,) POUCE COM!'1ITTEE SEVEHAL ITEi"'S L~ ·-~~~~~~~· J,, -30 -21st Msrch, 1966 ted to enforce tho low regarding loi- tering, under tho criminal code. It; is difficult to stop people "~just stonding .~round" if they obstruct othGr pGoplo or crooto o nuisance, oction con be token ond is being token, undsr section 160 (c) of the crioinol code which roods "lDitcring in D · public pl.:>co end in onywoy obstructs parsons wh·:> ::ue there. One of the noin probloDs is that citi- zens do not complain direct to tho Police Deportment, but complaints orQ vcrbelly received secondhond froo o mcmbsr of Council, which is not sDtis- foctory for Pc·licc Dction. i"lembors of Council ::.ro requested to refe;r suph complDints, or Dny comploint, direct to tho Police Deportment for action. Tho Police Dcportoont will continuo to kcop a close chock of business cstoblisheents Dnd toke action os req~irod. 5 .. JT:'P'' rnc·c·c·'o -;roe::n BOYS .. .l --b !.).. J.. .l:iJ.'_;lL ~-h..w ---·--,_,~._ -~~---~-0000"--~-~-~ .. --~-~-' --~U --·K-0-0~-- We regret to odviso thnt hr. Boys, took o he crt iJ ttc ck whilst on duty on 11ondoy, r\~,rch 7, 1966 and is now in York County Hospitnl, HichiJond Hill, Kr. Boys is progressing fav- ourably, but it is anticipated it will be some time before he will be cblo to return to duty, i"lr. Jim Sleeth, o former dispotchur, has agreed to return to duty on o tum- porory bosis. 6. SCHOOI. OHOBdH'G GU,.RD -GEOJ1GE £.~ 1/l:L-~I.LINGTON 3TS o --------~-------~--'"" '""' --~-«-d-->~---""'·-~--.. ·-------~---·-· Hrs. Corel Preston has boon oppoicitPd o school crossinc gu~:rd effective i"lorch 10, 1966 to replace i"lrs. Kcthloon Jackson, who rec-Jignod hor duties. 7. JUNIOH car,~mER OF OCJViiiJSRCE BHIEF - RE ·rR)"-F~:!IC .3AFBTY The brief submitted by the Junior Chomber of Conmerco will be studied end o report submitted. ~~~~~---~-~~-----~-----~-·=--~~~~~ '' SIXTH REGULAR REPORTS OF COJVlUIIT·TEES (cont.) POLICE COMr'liT'J::EE SEVERIU:, I'J::El"JS (cont.). POLICE COMI'HTTEE 1965 ANNUAL REPORT AND BUDGET -.31-21st Msrch, 1966 8. ACTIVITY RElORT ·~ ~RUARY ------~ ... ---·· ·-· ···-·-· --~---~--~··"--"'"~-k--~-"'->...\~':"·'-·- 1. GENERAL Number of Colls 517 Number of conpl2ints ond occurrences invostigctcd 113 Number of summons issued 16 Nunbor of chcrgcs loid 107 Number of times rodor ussd 20 hours 2, CRHHNAL CODE Rc_R?..!' t e 9: 2l1.£:.EEi£S All thefts 7 Driving 1 Other C.C. Offences 14 2..!._~;R..QY.JJ':f2I!};.~_J>:r A Il:!!~S Liquor etc, Troffic Othsr 4. ·r:!QNI 2_J;!::A L Forking Other 5 · ~_[Yl~fi.C.!~.C_C..~.P~l\T!§ 4 59 8 46 L~ Fotol l'lotor lj.ccidonts 1 Noi\r-Fotol l\lotor Accidents 2 P.D. over $100,00 8 P.D. under 100.00 Nil Nunbor of persons injured 2 10 1 19 4 59 8 ILI,INGWORTH: Rosol ved thot tho report WILLB.t.tiSON: of tho Felice Conl:li ttco, re sovcrol items doted Morch 21st, 1966 be occcpted." CARRIED Councillor Illingworth presented o report of tho Felice Commi tt(JC in which tho Committee respectfully submits tho following: ~-""""=='·== -~~~~·'·""'·'"""·""""""=-""'-~·. SIXTH REGUlAR -~32-~let Morch, 1966 REPOR'I'S OF Cm'IIHTTEES (cont.) POLICE COl'IrliTTEE 1965 ANNUAL REPOHT AND BUDGET [_~--------·-··-·----··-· Tho Police Com~ittoo mob on Wcdnosdoy, Morch 16th, 1966 ot 9.00 p.m., oll members in ottend~mco. 1'hc purpose of the r.'ooting ~1c1s t:; review tho 1965 onnuol report nnd moko recommendations for 1966. l. TRAFii'IC SAFE'L'Y v·lo concur in tho rJcoFtTJond:.Jtion of tho Police DEJport- mont thCJt wo continuo to do oll thot is possible to. prevent accidents by toking port in o compulsory motor vehicle mechonicol inspection ond tho contino- tion of sofoty lectures ot schools. Tho results of our safety lectures ond eofcty patrols ot schools is mode evident by the complimentory letters recei- ved from our school principals. Members of tho Aurora Police Dop:'rtmEJnt oro to be conplir~entod on their trc::f'fic scfoty record c.:nd efforts, r1uch of which wos cc1rriod out in their own tine, c:e for example, tho sofoty patrol bowling tournament hold March 11, 1966, organized by Constable Lougheed, with trophio s demoted by rJony of tho Town's EJor- chonts. We agree with the brief' of the Aurora Joy- coos thDt "it is o disgr.sco th:'t o community of the size of Aurora does not include in tho Police Budget, ::my funds for the expressed us<.-of' tr2ffic S3foty.. 1i:hercfore, wo strongly rccorJr:Icncl thc:t the sum of a250.00 be included in tho police budget for trc;f'fic sofoty. On(J of' the i toms of oqui pmont required for o com- plete traffic safety pro[;:ram is '' 16 nn. sound projector, 'I'his equip"1cmt is not ::woilablo to the Police Deportment, We hove not included tho cost of a projector in tho budget for obvious reasons, but hope thot it may be acquired by sons moons, especj_olly when the Joycoo'·s safety von is delivero~. 2. IDIINTIFICArciON We concur in the continuation ,~nd iaorovor.10nt of the identification section of' tho Dc~ortmcnt •. It should be noted thot in 1965, brooking end entry exceeded 1964 by 66?6 end nll thefts by 7% and our rotc of cleared coscs which ircprovoncnt over pre-- vious ycors is about 30%. Therefore it is recommended thet tho sum of $600.00 be included in the Police Budget for photographic ond other supplies for this section. 2:_EiJ'H~~TG'I'!i__Q)L_!!:OR.Q~ Tho present ratio of Police personnel to population is l for every 750, ·by the Ontario Polico Cornmissi n11. Boscd on this ratio, Auror:J should h:c.vo a minimur:1 SIXTH REGUMR -3-~ -21st Morch, 1966 REPORTS OF COMI•JiiT·I'EES (cont.) POLICE COJVJJVJITTEE 1965 ANNUAL REPORT AND BUDGET force of 14 men. Ba sod on the fornJGr re coramcndcd ratio of 1 for every 1,000 population, Aurora should hove a minimum force of 10 non, At tho present time we have 7 officers plus the Chief Constable. Your Comr1i ttec: reconaends that tho Aurora Police Doportmc:nt be brought up to o strengtll of 10 men plus the Chief Constable by hiring one constable: end one codot os soon as possible end on odditionol codet opproxiuotely July lst, It should be reolizod thot even with o force of 10 men, covering 168 hours ooch week ond allowing for tr~1inine:; courses, vocotion, etc., that ~1 maxinun of only 2 men per shift is ovoiloblo, This docs not allow for police personnel to bu ovoiloblo for point duty, foot potrols, rcd:Jr control, p:nking control ond various other comploints received, It is hoped thot tho additional strength will allow more time for the senior l:iel'lbers of tho Dep:::.rtuent to oct os prosecutors for such traffic cases, end for more tine for plain clothes dotoil to improve our investigation ccpobilities. In addition, tho increasing tr2ffic loc.d h:Js increased tho numbCJr of trcffic occidonts by 60%, which hos more then doubled tho time for investigc.ting ond processing accident reports, :t.~--~91:f:_Q~_._:rru~;r;~~:J:!'1Q The subject of police training wos submitted pre- viously end included in Council Minutes of Febru:Jry 7th, 1966 2~_:t:RQ1i2T:.IQ~ It is recomnJGndod thet with o force r)f 10 men, that two sergeants positions be established, end that when tho force consists of 12 men thot on additional sergeant's position be established. '.Vhorcforo it is rocommcnclcd thet octing Sorgoe:nt Andrews be confirmed in tho ronk of Sorgoont. 6, POLIQ.];;__9Ag@ Your Committee hos boon unoble to reach unonir:wus ogroomont in tho matter of purch2sing police cars os comporod to rental, your committee agrees that two police cors oro noodod on o full time basis. It is noted thst tho Township of Whitchurch roccmtly purchased two police cors ot o cost of 82,984. plus tax ond trade-in. Without trsdo-in, it is estimated our cost for 2 police cors would be approximately S5,800,00. Our cstiuoted cost for 2 rentals is l,,~~b.=."CC~·-•• ••--••~·-'=-=~-==·="'•V•"O";"==~'""'~ " ~·---·~--·~ .. "~"voo'' ''~'••'-·'· •o'o'••o 000 00000 <", '"'='·"""':':""=,-.;-;:~=·:-;,,,,,,,, .. ,.~ ~~-=--==-==·-~--=-"""--""-· -·~= SIXTH REGUU-l.R -· 3'-1---21st f:lc1'ch{ 1966 REPORTS OF COHJViiT'.l'EES (cont.) POUCE CO!''lT;l'J'TEE 1965 1-]11T''U'' T ;o·ci'c•o·om ! ]\']-) "PU-DG-"'T ~ ___ , n ...... , J.1.DJ.. hl .,:l.. ,. -~ J.J ·,1 i;LJ-,000.00 ·rhorcforo, it is rocom:1ondod th~.t Council d0cido tho PJOttor of purchc"flC or runtol ond budget to be emended accordingly. 8. COHPAlUSO'T FIGURES ••~•----~-~""' ,,, •••··"'~ ' ·•-m• ><••·~• ~•• """'' • -· --• In addition to those previously listed, it should be not8d th2t trc-ffic offuncos h::vc incr0e1sed 22% over 1964-, The number of perking tickets issued hos boon dccroDsed by 15% over 1964-, end this is duo primcrily to the lock of men-hours ovoiloblo for this duty. 9. ;§]-I;DG~~ Tho following budget is submitted for considcrotion by the }i'inc.nco Committee end opprc-vcl b3r Council (o) Opcroting oxpcnditurcs (b) CopitDl expenditures 1n4-,0lL07 6 870.90 ----~----------- TOTAL 'i20 o0 8l 97 '{., ' ' NOTE: If two police cors oro runted, rcther then purchcsod deloto opproximctcly ~2,500.00 "' u -R-·c.--s 2:::._1.2J:~--- 1. Chief of Polico l. So crctcry 2,. Sorgocnts 2. lst Closs Const;oblcs 2. 2nd Closs C··mstoblos ,.., c. 3rc1 Closs Oonstcblcs l Ccdet (llull Yoc:r) l Ccdet (~ yoor) 4-Dispctchors ANNUAL SitJ.J\RY --------·· OTHER BENEFITS INOI,UDING, PEN- SIONS ETC. --~---~-u-~ •••·~•V•--U~~---·~ 6,500.00 1,000. 3,580.00 210. ll,4-00.00 1,800. 10,800.00 1,800. 10,200.00 1,800. 9,600. 1,800. 3;000. 500. 1;500. 250. 12,000. 1,000. TOTAL 7,500.00 3,790.00 13,200.00 12,600.00 12,000.00 ll,4-00.00 3,500.00 1,750.00 _13,002.~2 TOTAI 11;78, 74-0.00 ---·-----·- Nato: Above sslorios sro b8sGd on incrocse of steff, ct solcry proposed by Police ComnittGo, If iJrbitrct;ion should c.llow G higher-solcry, such incr~;osc will hc.,vo to be c.dcJ.cd to budget (refcronc() purposes, en odditionol sum of 815,000.00 would be required.) ~'"'"'"'·'"'""·'''-"''"'="'~'-w""''········"'"'"·"'''""'•~~~·~~====== . ·-·····-·''"~-· ··-~~·"·~---··-····· .-,,. ,._,.,_,_, ..•. ----·-·-~ '•''-'··~-~---.. , ---~=~==,=.:oo<;;._-;:-.c;;:~; -~--~----~~~-~--~-= SIXTH REGUL'\.R 7[ -?7 -21.'3t M:~rch, 1966 RE?OR'r,s OP COflfiliEC'eE:SS (cont. ) POI.ICE CO!Vil•'I'I'JcEE 1965 ANNUAL REPOHT AND BUDGET l'-~-' lYIAYOR SUJVJ~IJARY OF BUDGET O.PEH,i.~_~riNG EXPENSES CAPITAL EXPEI\DITURES SAllcRIES TO'l'AL MOTION ',j;lL+, 011.07 ' 6 ,8'70. 90 78 740.00 ----!.--·-···"-- $;99 '621. 97 ....... __ ..,_·-~----- ~--···-~---·-·· ··--~--~- "Resolved thot items l to 8 be discussed ond opprovoq seporotoly ond item 9 be referred to finonco · COQ.El.i tteo., 11 IU"INGvvOR'rH: \VILLIA!V.iSON: "Hesolvcd thot thee report of tho Police Committee, d:Jtod I1orch 21st, 1966, ro 1965 Annuol Report end Budget, be accepted," 11 Wh::::t wos tho budgot lost yucr?11 ILUNG1t/ORTH "75,824.66 subn,ittod, ond we spent j\'72 411 85 If '' ( ' " . CARRIED SPECIAl-CQJ\WtUNITY COLLEGE Councillor Illingworth presented o report of J:'HOGHAiVi HKt'ORT the Spc:ci::~l Comnuni ty College Comrc1ittoo in which the Comr:i ttcc re spGctfully subni ts tho following: ·----·· L,___ ________ -,, ... _,__________ --- Councillor Illingworth ottondcd o meeting of the Joint Commi ttco on Community Colloge in NcwEwrket, on Thursd~y, !'lsrch 17th, 1966. Arrongomonts ere being modo for o dolegetion to meet with the vorious Hunicinol Councils in tho proposed College Areo to solicit their .support. Returns from nony industries, eomE1erciol ostoblish- nonts end institutions ore being received with considcroblo informetion os to typo of treining required. Your Com!'ittuc wos vury concerned ovor Nowspopor reports regarding the locetion of tho 18 college oroc outhorizcd by order in Council, which indicotod o college for the Township of North York end mode no mention of York County. J• check with the Porliomont Buildings rcvoolod thot the ncwspDper reports were in orror end the Order in Council stot~s~ "A college nroo to serve tho Township of North York end ell the municipalities within tho County of York thnt do not form port of tho present !'lctropoliton Toronto DrGo." .~~~~~~~~~~=-~--~. ~~~~---·-----m~-~-~~----- '· SIXTH REGUlAR -y, -21st l1:orcb./ 1866 REPOHTS OF COJV;llTTEES (cant,) SPECIAL CQr.1li'UNITY COLJ~i:i:GE PROGR:cN REPORT P/\.TRICK j_: ~~.: WORKS COMhiT'l'EE VARIOUS l''}A'J''l'ERS Your Committee will continuo to moot end propore o brief for n comnuni ty college in th~ Nownorkct - Auroro crcc::r d IILHTmvOllTH lrHl,LIANSON: "Hcsolvod that tho report of the spa ci::l Com"luni ty Colle go Comrni ttcc, doted Horch 21st, 1966 be occcptcd. "Hos the County Council been in tuuch with you with regard to this? At o meeting of tho County Council lost wook it wr: s cgrG<.:c1 to put c county brief cffilictcd with the Aurora brief. I thought thoy wore supposed to get in touch with you. It is on their ogcndo thot the county get in touch with you." ''They hove not been in touch end Mr. Dowson hc:.,s boc,n dclogDtod the r"s- posibility of preparing o oop of tho popul~ti<)n groups etc~ lls f~r os we ore concerned we oro still octive end going ch2:::Hl. ,, CARRIED Councillor Trent presented a report of the Works Comrn.ittcc in which the Comn:ittbc r;;spectfl;llly subnits thG following: (l) Two dong~rous Elns will be removed ot the reor of the library. (2) It is proposed that tho illuminated st~o~t morkcr signs bs pl8ced c:tt Hoyol Rand, Coutiils.:: Drive, Kennedy Strc"t & f"'c·slcy StrGct. (3) Th!c.t tho Police; Ch:•irrn:cn instruct the: Polic" DeportGont t0 w'"tch fr,r 2.nd ch:crgc :cn.y;:mo danc:cging str-.;Gt signs. Sonc; c,f our No P~trking signs on ~ellington Street wore bent over, (4) Tho Works CommittGe discussed the letter re- ceived from the Police Committee rcgording dosignotod bus stops. It was ogrocd thot designated bus stops were o dosiroble ospect, but unfsrtunc,tc.ly there wes no propcssl 8S to whc,rc these bus stops were t·l be loc:·tcd. ':Chc;rE..fore, it wos impassible to .'Jrrivc; r:t o price tn cc:nstruct these bus stops. When the Police CGi:P:i ttcc c•Jrlos forward with tho roconm~ndcd loc.stions, we, the Vlorks CoEn:;i t- tee, will be oble to give c firm price for coch locDtiono ,.,,. ' '-·········-·----~ .......... ,~ ... ~--~-~~ ~~~~~=··-·· '···--·~~.~ .. = ...... ~ ... ~ .. ~~~~ ===~"""=·~--· ············-···~-- SIX~~H HEGULAH -3Q -· 21s.t lY!orch, 1966 HE:POH'I'S OF CO!VH•IITT:SES ( cont,) WORKS COJVJ[i:ITTEE VARIOU-:; J.\'J}'I.T 1rE.RS 1'11\ YOR TRENT: "Rosol vod thot tho Works CoLr,_Ji ttoc Report dotod Morch 21st, 1966, rc Vcrious l0ott,;rs, be occc..ptcd." ''I sec tho elms ere coming down at the rcJr of th,c librcry. Hcvc th(J hydro boon notified of tho street names, bccsusc I believe they wish til point them before thcy ere put up?'' l __ ILUl\TG\•IORTH "H0g11rding the bus stops, cur meeting with the Grey Co:Jch pc!Jplc is n0xt Fridc~y. Wo will h::vc further infcrme- tion oftcr thjt ~cotin~~· · AOi:IU!RING PARK KEEPER ~ .... .:::1-----~o<.M~...;, ..... ,. .. , .. •••~.----:~·---~ • •""''-" JVJAYOR ~-----·-·--·-··· CAR HIED Councillor 'I'rcnt DI'e s'"ntod e rcmort of th.c p,;rks Committoc in which the Committe~ r:spectfully submi-ts the follow'In3: 'I'h.: !1leobcrs of the C::Jm itt0c wet with l'i;r,. Harold Spence,. Chh;f ~ .. rboriculturist for the Dcpertment of Highways, on Wcdncsdoy 16th Mcrdh. We dis- cussed with r1r. Spcncu what WfJ de eircd in o Forks Keeper. Mr. ~pence submitted o question- noire used by his dcpcrtncnt which,, Hr. E\pcncc felt, would help us tn choose the right man, Mr. Sp~nce offcrad to put on cdvertiscmcnt in c horticulturGl olumni popcr, which wi.ll rccch D greet majority of p~rsons cssociJtcd with perks keeping, st no cost to the T,_·.wn. l.vo gr::;cicmsly accepted his offer. l'ir. Sp0ncc off0rc.d c~on gratulotions to the: '-~r.,wn Cuuncil en their nction towc=rds :1cquiring r; long nced.cd Pr;rks KGc;pu;r, Hu n'Jtcd thGt Aurora was siDilcJr to 2 rough gem owciting tho hond of the wcrkmon, THENT: Di~VIS C.F.: "'I'hct the Forks Cor:mi ttoc Report be occcptGd end th:;t a lottcr of thcnks be forwnrdcd to l'1Ir. Herold Spence on be hclf of the 1'own of Aurora fol' being of service to this Town." "We f0lt thot if tino wos of the essence, we connot put ell the onus on to our P~rks BupcrintGndonl±,.". 1'/e felt th~t our necting with nr ·) • "-• 1 lr rlr. Jovls wos very c~mo y. · CARRIED ., .... ~. -~-~---· =-~~···~=~-~- SIXTH REGULAR -38 -21st. Match , 1966 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ( CONT!NUED) .__.~ ._,."\ ROAD WIDENING ON YONGE ST ·;·:...-.•. L ____ .. ~ ----~- COUNCILLOR TR~T presented a report of the meeting with D.H.O. at the Toronto and Yorks Roads building, on March 15th .1966, in which he respectfully submits the following: The purpose of the meeting was to relate the construction to be undertaken on No. ll Highway between Richmond Hill and the Vandorf Side Road just south of the Subway. It is proposed to widen No. ll Hvry. to four lanes approximately~ fifty-two feet wide with ten foot gravel shoulders. The two lanes will be. divided similarly to No. T Highway by a median strip, The contours of the Highway will be ch.anged to eliminate as many depressions as possible and hills >rill be reduced as much as practical. All intersections will be improved with special attention to Elgin Mills sideroad and to the Gormley sideroad. Commerical entrances will also be improved. The Bond Lake Curve will be improved. Due to a suggestion, illumination will "Qe c.onsidered at the Gormley sideroad. Engineer M. Ernsacks reco!pm- e!)ded that this itembe included .in a resolutio!l to be submitted ' to the D.H.O. before April 10,196b. There w·as a question posed, "What provisions were being ll)ade for the transit traffic using No. ll Highway, particularJ.y during this summer? ' One of the Engineer's answered '''that two lanes remain open for traf-fic and during the summer. nti · wci.'k would be done> on' vreekends." · · Plans ·were distributed to each commmnity concernil;l!:;. ~hat section of highway" related to their communi.:ty:. · · · ' I wc•\lld like to. pa:;s certain comm\'nts C\?J?-SEirning this uml:ertaking of mproving No •. ll. :Highway south of,:Aurora. The high;ray wiil leave it spresent rout,f' .~t c.er.;tain -piaces and some of the structures we have' COll!\l .. to @ow will be tall:en· down. I person= ally would .like to se~ .!i!, w.inor amount of illuminatiol1 along the highway. In the fall ~a:· spring sea,sons., considerable fog conditions can be en'Co1intered, and anyone~ who has experienced driving home from '·Richmond Hill to Aurora duri.ng these. foggy conditions, appreciates seeing the lights of Aurora. TRENT: PATRICK: "Resolved that: the Corporation of the Town of Aurora is in agreement with Department of Highways of Ontario as to the rio-construction of No. 11~ Highway as designated op Plan Number 15BT4 with the following recommendations: "''""' ,•, ~ '.; '-~ SIXTH REGUL!cR REPORTS OF CO!'<JIVii'l'TEES (con t, ) ROAD HIDENING ON YONGE STHEET TRENT BUDGET DAVIS W. UFFINISHED BUSINESS -----~-,·---~-------- S'l'OP LIGH'l'S ON YONGE STREET I:J, VIS iV. ·11!\Y~I ·. I:bL'INGVJORTH ::.39 - 2il!it }iorch, 1966. (l) Thot tho Gormley sidorood be illuminotcd. (2) Thot certoin stops be token to limit perking in tho Ookridgcs Dr,x:, during rush hours end on holidoy wcekunds. (3) Thot minimum ovorhGDd lighting be consi-i dcrvd bctwcGn Richmond Hill ond the Vcn~ dorf sidurood. \1/ith spGcicl orabor uvGr_; huod lighting et intersecting sidcro•:ds ." "l1lr Ernsoks osk0·d thot this Council sand o resolution tc the D.H.O. ogrec~ ing with the plon. Although they do not octuolly come int() thG Town, they would opprcci~ta o resolution booking it up," CARRIED ''I would like to moke o vorbol report that tho budget hcs been finolizGd end will be submitted to the finance committee," "With rcgord to the survey on y,:mge Street, I do not think we should woit for another survey by tho D,H,O. I think we should institute 8 progrommq of our own end instoll stop lic;hts •. A person coning out fro~ onG of our side streets tokes his lifo into his own honds. It is 8 vory sc:rious thii!g. I think th;t n•;rc stop lights on Yongo Stroot will help improve tho situoti6n os rogoEds tho crossovers.'' "Ye~, I :::.groo with you, the: aituction is bod, but if we instoll .those light;s nurselvos, it is tho cost." "I Ggreo with Councillor Dcvis, th:::t it would be more Ddvontogcous to hove · more troffic lights. We hod tho surycy done ond. I think we oll ogrcud thc:t · it wos ot the wrong time of the yoor, We hove requested that it be dono ogiin in Juno or July end they hove put it' en their plon, I think we; should pos,- sibly woit until tho Juno or July sur- / ;, L--·--·-,·-~ -~--~~.·~--~-.--~ ... ~ ....... ~..... '" ''"'""' "'" -'-"'"""""'""·"~ .. ~-~---'--- I ! ···, SIXTH HEGULA.R UNFINISHED BUSINESS (cont.) S'.i'OP LIGHTS ON YONGE STREET (cont.) DAVIS \~: MAYOR PATRICK JlliA YOR DAVIS IV, TRENT f'IAYOH ANJI!EX:fl.TION KENNEDY .STREET WEST ILLINGIIIOR'J:E . .,.,,.,,,,,,_,,, .. ,.,~--· -.40-21st ~1orch, 196E>' voy, ond if they give us the eomo onswar, then we should soc whDt else wo con do." "How nuch control docs the D.H.O. hove on this rood?" "'l'hoy hoVG 9096 control," "I think '"o need now crossover lights imr:J.cdiotely. I we s looking et soE10 in Markham recently, and compared to theirs, ours 'ere very ncrrow." "I was talking to the hydro recently, end they stcte thot os soon os the lights coDe they will erect them. Because of the width of tho now ones, we moy htwe to put in onother pole.'' · ''I feel the D,H,O, is giving us o row deal, the situ:.'tion is bod now 2nd when thG summer comes it will be quito seriouP ''As regords the cross-walk signs, they will be here in the vary nccr future .• I hGd o memo from Councillor Illing- worth osking when tho white lines would be pointEJd on Yongc Street nnd I wcoul(J. just like to soy thct the point hcs b~cn ordered, As fer cs. troffic lights cro concerned, the cnly purpose they sGrvq to my oind, is to roguloto tho troffiq, thoy erG no sofLguord.. · There ort.::: c..._rtcin rGCOri1T.i8ndntions os to control, mcybc the fire mcrshcll will hove sooc ideo of whot trcffic control should be on the street? "I think Councillor Dcvis will hove to swoit tho D.H.O. 's report," "I would like to re;for to the f!iinutcs of tho ~locting of tho 7th Jonuory, 1966. At that time we thought onnoxction prq- ccodings should be stcrtcd in view of tho informction frora the Ontcrio Vhctor Rcsources.CDramission, I would like tq move thot c meeting be orrcngcd with King Township rc ;} rcvisc;d cgrccncnt until such tiDu cs cnncxction hos been completed, end thct roprescntotivos of the public school b·xnd be included in this meeting," ' .,.-,-,--,,-,._. __ A>-0.~·-~•A>-""" •• o •·· •••••••-••• \_"~··· ,/1!1 •. ,:,: .. ;~ .SIX'I'H REGUlAR UNFINI.SHED BUBINE.S,S (cont. ) ANNEXl\.TION KENNEDY S'I'R8ET vJEST TRENT TERMS Oif H:E:PJ~:RENCE ILIIFGWORTH GIFT OF IAND 8DU'J1i-I END OF TOWN HTRH;G OB' DEPU'I'Y CLERK FlAY OR 111\ YOR ILUNGV/OHTH PI' TRICK ILLING\yORTH ~I -:~1- ILUNG1ni0HTH: CORBETT: CARHIED 21st M~rch, 1966 "Resolved th,_ct c. meeting be crr::mgud with King Town- ship to discuss o revised 2gr0oLJcnt." "I hc1Vo in my possession o subL1ission from thu superintendent on tho terms of refer- ence. Would it be the; pleasure of this Council thot it be referred to the Works, \olotc0r, Property 'md Forks CoElni ttcc? Perhaps o Electing could be set up bo study c.nd c. joint report issuc;d?" ''On the 7th Morch we agreed to write C.B.C. regc.rding the piece of lend ot th~ south end of Town, in view of the lctt~rs we hove r~ceivcd from the Denortmcnt end the Holland Volley Conservc.tion Area, I offi just wonde~~ ing if we hove heDrd ::mything Elorc fron C.B.C. rcgording the gift.'' "I don't bolicvG we hove." "I would liko to bring up cgoin th:~t tho Town Clurk bo instructud to odv-.:rtise for· c deputy clerk. i;Jhcn this wos brought up .. be foro, thurc wss som,. duubt c,s to wh:1t we should osk for. ~hcru ere ccrtoin other things for cxomplo welfare officer, extra~ noous duties etc,'' · "I notice c:n :c.dvertiscm.z;nt for c planning odministrctor in Midlbnd who would clso cct os Deputy Clurk. \'/c must set down some tcr~s of reference. "I ];JOVe thet we c:dvcrtisc for o doputy clerk." "But whet :'rc his duties going to be? ·whoi;i oro you going to advertise for? Thor~ erG so mony things to be considered, Vlhct is tho sclory going to be? Fringd bene- fits etc. This should go to the proper Committco; thG sDJ:Cc os for the works supcr- intendont, if wo oro going to do it right 1 ~JG just do not know wh!::t we :cro looking ~ for. It should be discussod ot o Lioison ComY-J_ittcG 1~.coting. ll ................ ----·-···-·-~··· .. ···-·~·· -··""'· .. ~ .. -. ~--~~ ~~~' ~"-• . •ze.~.-,·=:,.,-. •• ';·ift~~----'----- '··~ l-~~-~-- SIXTH REGULA.R UNFINISHED BUBINESS (cont.) HIRilllG OF DEPUTY CLCRIC (cont. TRENT SEl1;I-DE'I'A CHED HOl'lES BUIL'l' IN AREA OF· SINGLE HOl'•;Es ON DUNH!,t1i CRE.SCENII' BIJVJJVJONS TRENT IHLLIAt:;,soN DAVIS ir/ PATRICK ~~~~---~.~.~ ... - ,::~· •lt· '~I ..,..., -42' -21st Hc:rch,. 1966 "lvouldn 't this be up to the clerk. He knows whDt he wonts, let us lcovo it up to him," PNrRICK: "Rc sol vcd tlD t thEJ Town Clerk THE!'JT: be instructed to Jdvor·tise foro Deputy Clerk.'' Gil. i:/RIE D "I would like to liJOVl~ thct our lcwyor bG instructed to sc~ if there is cny lcgol technicality involved in tho breaking of tho subdivision cgrGeL!ent. I think thot the :1gre~nent hos boon brol;:cn and wo oro not obliged to live up to it.'' "I will s~cond th,,t motion -just to get sooc discussion going on it.'' "I om sure thct wh0n thc,so pccfl1u pJ1rchcsed their properties, they consulted their J.owrors, to hc.vc thu ti tlcs scarcbud "tc,, :end they slvmld have been inf':irwed of tho special stipulations ~overning thEJse pro- p~rties at this tine. We hevc modJ on ogrocmcnt, it i$ o signed legal docun0nt and we con only go by t:~,, terms of this ogreumcnt. Bccouqe they hove been misled, is unfortunate, but I ccnnct soc sny sensa in ccrrying tl1il:J.Ony further," "'111G asked our l:cwycr lost week wh.;thcr'tho ·· sub~di vision ::: gre0racnt suporceded t:bc .. 'bY-· l;Jw? . . He: .stoted th:ct if }hao wos''Efill~h on ogrccmcnt, it did supart!'udc .it;!'it' wa·s binding c:·nd we hod to be govorrivd by>it: •. H "The onus for blcnc is on the Co.).mcil.~ I do not feel that this is right/ the sub- divider hcs broken his ogrocncnt. I bol~· it wos up to him to point out to the people involved thot tho lots were fer scmi-dctocbcd ond semi-detached should hove been built, · He has not lived up to the Dgreel'l()nt - I om very cmphotic on thiso 11 "As I said in the first place, whon these lots ore sold Dnd D men gcos and applies to the building inspector for hi$ permit. You hov8 ;J comr,i ttco of plonning vJb.ich si.r.ms the permit. It is not th0 foult of the sub- ~···--·· ..... ·····"""'"·~--~~-~---- SIXTH REGUJJ,R :.. 43 -21st Morch, 1966 TTNl~'INISH.ED BUSINES.S (cont.) SE~U-DETACHED HGriES BUIL'l' IN AREA OF SINGLE HOl'iES ONLY JJUNlliU'; CH:r:S . DAVIS W ,~. MilYOR BY-lAWS 1677-66 PROVIDB FOR 1966 .EXPENJJITURE,S ON ROADS OH. s·rHEETS NEVv BUSINESS "divider if tho ['<.uni;;c.ip~JUty will ollow o single dwelling to ~o on those lots. You cnnnot blomc the s0.bdividcr." "The subdividor crm scy one thing, sm:1conc con buy the lend end soy enothcr, I do not Dgr(;Go 11 "I think there hos bc;:_n cwmgh discussion on this scttcr." DEFEI1.TEJJ CORBETT: ''ThDt lc:wc be gi vcn to introduc,:_ o ILI.ING1VORTH: By-Lc.w to provide for the 1966 cxpe:ndi turcs on reeds Dr strc·.Jtsc 11 DAVIS VII 0 : TRENT: Tho By-lc.vi WDS then rcod o first tine. Ci,RRIED "Th.::t the By·-l,cw nDI" before Council be tckcn c:s rc2d :~ second tine." CicRRIED 1r.JILLIAI<SON: FLT.RICK: "Th:Jt the By-·LJw n·~W bccf·:Jrc Ccmncil be token cs rood c third tine this dc;y c.nd th~ct Hule 22 of By-L:Jw No. 1468 be suspcndc;d for thc.t purpose-" C.'\RRIED ILUNGWORTH "VIhcn r.1~·y we hcwc thG By--l.<Jw on the pedes-· triun cross(, veers?" COHBET'l' ILI.ING~JORTH DAVIS VJ ILUNGiWHTH ILJ~INGWOR'l'H 11 As soon cs it is 1.nodc upo 11 "I think tlwt o letter of congrctulc~tions bo sent to the Aurora '1'igcrs on their win-.. ning tho series at Brcdford Arono yestcrdey, "I think· thc.t this is pr'"m')turc.o. This j c ·- the end, this is just th0 beginning. I!' they win tho championship.'' "I withdrew oy ;:::otion, I lnd not rccolizcd th:Jt they hod not finished," 11 Hcfcrcncc is TJ.::-'.dG to our L1\;Cting tr~,rith l\'Ir~ Borr, of th:.; 0,1II,R,C., in which t':r. Bcrr scde it quitu cle:u that the O.W.R.C, docs not h.'Jvc-cny control over cny subdivision plcns thct hrve previously received the I 'I·~--· SIXTH REGULILR NEW BUSINESS ---~·K·--~-- COMPLE'TE SURVEY OF AURORA BY PlANNING BOARD ------------·-···------·------ -~4''..:! --21st March, 1966 ''Deportment of Municipal Affoirs' opprovol. Howe-ver, they would recommend to tho l!Jinistcr of tho Doportracnt of l!:unicipol Aff.'Jirs, thot thoy o pposo oll futuro sub-, division plons be withl-L;ld until :1doquoto sowogc disposol is ovoiloblc, but thot it would be tho responsibility of th~ Minister if such rcconnendctions 1;/;_r" c':mfirncd, If ell futur" subcl.ivisi:m plons ere with-, hold until odcqucta scwogc dispool is evoiloblo, this d~os not ooen thot we hcvo to stc•p grCJwin[2. A't the present tioo th.Jro ore opproxioot~ly 141 lots oveiloblo in · th0 opproved. plon of subdivision, plus p,··rts ic, & B of Flnn 550, plus opprclxi- netoly 25 lots in the older port of town, Flus tho possibility of some r0nowol gro0th. This possible doloy in futuro growth moy; provide an opportunity to toke stock of wh:::ct we hevo ::end whe;r-:: we ore going -· the opportunity to·c:::crry out scm0 ])ru- gi'e ssi vc plcnning. I think nost EKobccrs' of Council will rcgroo thot in mony C 0 Ses 1 the: plonning in Aurcro hos be;o like : "'Jlopsy" whe just gruw; stro<.-ts that den 't connect proporL;y so thcct o jog is nocossery, crooked str<.-ots, orcas with · only one entrance or exit, no provision for multiple housing, residential houses in comEJGrciol ond industrial ::;roos, industry ond comsorco in residential orccs end the list con go on. A citi- zen in o recent letter to the Benner wri to s of 'crisis planning' • Crisis plon.,- ning \S c. r;ood d(; scription, because very little prosp~ctivc planning hos beep cerriCd sut. This is not a criticism of. this or previous Councils or Planning Boerds, but c considered stetoocnt of opinion. In the post ten yccrs, the Town has grcwn nt CJD C'Vcr::::gc r~to of 10.9% with e peck of 34.5% in 1960, Good plonning cannot bG ccrrie;d out with c growth p::;ttGrn cs shown sincG 1956. ILLINGWORTH: vHLI~IM!iSON: Ros~",lv(..::d tlJ.,·-·.t the: I'-urc1rf; Flonning Boord be roquGstcd tu EK\kc o ccmplcctc survey of the Town of icurorD end subl'li t rccomnond::ctions os to (o) rotc of plcnn~d futuro growth. . -· . . . ····---~--~--~--~-~-'---- ·~·--·' SIXTH REGUL'\.R NEW BUSINESS cont. ---··--·-·----- COl'.iPI.LTE SURVEY Ol!' AURORA BY PL!i.NNING BOARD PATRICK ILLINmvORTH PA'I'HICK -45 -2it:l§t r·lo rc h' 1966 (b) Arcos to be developed end priority of development. (c) Areas for rcncw8l development (d) Possibility of street straighten- ing progron. · (c) ArG2S for dcv~lopucnt for multiplu housing (f) Possibility of elimination of non-confrrming developments within proposed zoning by-low (g) Air ond wetor pollution correc- tion progrcm (h) Possible creo for onnoxotion (i) Pork development progrom (j) Such other recomnendetions os developed by study" "I would lik0 to spook on this subject, to let it be known th:,,t we hove hod two sub- divisions opply. They hove beon applying since 1947 ond only [:;ot int:: tho oroo in 1958. We hove holf o sub-division ot Sunnybrook which c~m bo dGvclopcd, but they connot oquolizo in osscssnont. They hcvo · no oquolizotion, they just wont to drop in. Aurora Heights, Sunnybrook, they hove ndvor been oquelizod, We sro dormcmt e>s long as we keop going down in commorcie>l ossessuontr, ' "Tho whole purpose of this nooting is th8t we now h:wc tho possibility to assess where we oro going. To me this is crisis plDn- ning, we do not do e>nything until the lost minute ond then in o crisis. Why d:m't we toke this tine now t'.J look Dt tho Town ns o whole? 1rihGthcr wu develop ond what port of town to develop? L"t us not woit until we got tho report, lot us stop end toke II stock, "I do not think thot, with tho oxporionco of the pe>st, in the future this is not going to happen. Councils of todey ere core inforncd. They will not ollow o dovelopdr to coco in without having sub- stontiol ossosst1ont." ·-------~-~-~~~-~~-~·"'··~'-~-----~---- SIXTH REGULAR NEill] BUSINESS CON':CINUED --·------~~----~-···-·-· ·---·---4·~- COl"iJ:'LETE SUHVEY OF AUROI?L BY PL!\.NNING BOARD FATlUCK NAY OR PHU .\.TUitE DAVIS VJ HEJ~EASE OF l<IHE f•'''lRSH/\.lX Is q::.~;J?OD11 l"ct\ YOB. Sir1i"lONS 1'RENT ILLH1G'rJORTH -4 6 :... 21st Morch, 1966 "As I understood from f'Iro Borr, they wc·uld hove no contrcll ovur the prLscnt existing plons, th~rafor~, ss I s .. ~ it it would be of bcncfi t tn thG 'l'e>wn if the older ~rec: s w~rc raplcccd by n~w~r or n(~rc modern h0mos.'' ~~~·Jc orG g~tting qui tc :::: ride from the VJi-\tcr Resources people, We heor of p~oplc thot ore dunpinc; twice os nuch :·:s we .~ro. If th<Jy Dre riding us why crcn't t;hc.;y riding thcm4 '' "I innginc it's beccusc we src applying for 2n uxtonsion.'' CAHRIED "I would: like to bring up the subject of the F:i.re !Vi:rsholl's rGport. I wc:s undc.;r the inprossion it w2s hcndod to tho Firo Committee ond thot; it wos confid~ntiol until it wos toblcd bcfor~ Council. Now I sec it in full print. I f~ul thot th~re is foith broken soElewhcrc in this Ce>uncil 1 end being c mcob0r of Council I do not like it. Thct report was cskud fe>r for the bonofit of this Council ond C~uncils in tho futurl.o." "I nr.1 -c li ttlo disoppointod, but I don't think it cc:.:JG fr·:JD o DeEtbc,r of Council." 11 I wr s the instigctcr in gotting· this ro- port, I o skucl. f1r. P<:lpo · o f the li'irc Morsholl's Office, if this report wos conficl.cntiol, end he informed me that it wos for tho Fire Uorsholl's end Council's purusol only. This report is based on ~ ten yecr plon -o projection into tho future. I think th:-:-t some of th~ things in this report woro not brought out in the right light. It mode our Fire Deportment to look not whet it should be. It wos quite ridiculous. Our firo depcrtnont is quite odoquctc.'' "I do not fvol thot you should blorx tho press boc~·use the press :core doing whot there job is. However, tho thing is thct this informcti<)n VJI'S given to Counci_l, We ore representing the people, it is ot tho public's disposol. I de not think you csn blome the press for getting the inforootion, but it should hove been toblcd in this Council so thot it would then hove got to the prGss." ----~·------~~~---~--~---····~---~-----------......... ,~ .. ~--~--- .SIXTH REGULAR NE1'i BUBINE.SS (cont.) FIRE l'flARSHALJ~ I s REPORTS MI,YOR ILLING\'JOHTH: \HIXIAMSON: --~7-21st l'·:,-crch, 1966 "HDwovcr, this rolcc:so ·wets 'prc·.?turc• rend I think we should find 'mt \Jherc.; the breech CDE1C.11 "It should not hcvo been rolor:scd." "'ksolvcd th2t C.B.C., Mr. Coss·.:r c·nd JVir. Coso bo odviscd of tho contents of tho 0. \V .,R. C 0 rcp0rt. 11 •-.-.-.: ... ~ CAHHIED 11/II.LIM'SON: Pi\'l'RICK: "R-.:solvcd thc:t th-::; lTiccting ~_;.djourn." CAHRIED The n"ctinp; th;;n .odjourncd ~-~~-~---- MAYOR ~7) 7 d~ CLERK L/:..."'"'~ 0.,,,--:~ ~~-,-, ;:j0_· ;,{'--· .. . ,_ .... ~; If ..... ----~-.-d ... !ii. ... ~. --~~~~ '"" "'-'-""'" ·.·,·. Jl~;l / ;;L MAR 21 v . . .. . . ..................... ···'··· .......... J9.fl.6.. . .... 19 ~-;····---···-·· _ __.--;:; /:? ' ~ --·---·-. .;-/ ~v-1 Moved by ..... ·····~"········:-......... ................ Seeonded by: '"'·.····'··-··.,~ ............. ::::::::::.. {/ J __.- That ~ollowing accounts be paid, that tbe Mayor is sue orders on tb~ Treasurer for tbe same aud tbe Seal -"i of the Corporation be attached hereto. GENERAL ACCOUNTS Addressograph-MMltigraph Aurora Banaer Publishing Aurora Recreation Commission Banner Printing Bell Telephone Co. ]1~. Brill Canada Medal & Token Co, C, N, Telecommunication · w. R. Case Central Office Supplies County of York Dean Dunlop P, Evershed ~estetner Ltd, . eft & GreetingStudio 'l.nd & Toy Ltd. · lvJU.nicipal World Ltd, Minnesota Minning McBee Company Newmarket Era & Express Ontario Outdoor Advertising Parkes, McVittie & Shaw Marshall Rank J, D, Reid Taylor Fuel TOTAL Plates & Ribbons Misc.-Advertisements Ice Time -Pt, Jan & Fob, Dividers,& Programmes Service-Office 8g,66 Bldg. Ins,l4.97 Canine Control -Feb, Medal -Chain of Office Telegram-Wilkinson Sword Insurance Estimate Office Supplies Entry Fee E,D,P, Dec~ Preparing Minv.tes Mar, 7 &14th Paper & Ink Office Supplies & Minute Books Onionskin paper-Planning Board Arrears Ledger Sheets Arrears Notices Rental of Photo machine :! r/t:>.'f. • Distribution Cards Proclamation -Ranger Week Re: Sign on Blk, ~G:" Insurance on Transformer Engraving Med.al Service Rendered Jan & Feb, Gasoline 18,57 210.95 1011.00 9.3?:00 57.97 104,63 269.33 10,30 3.57 10,00 20.50 24.00 95.98 70.00 89.24 68.57 5.56 8.16 30.72 48.02 11,20 66,67 300,00 l. 75 802.41 440.92 $3 ,780; 02 .3, zoz_ o.:Z ~ -.. Al'-.~ · ... (g ... ~. ~~If~-········ Carried . ,,~-· ,, .• ;,~;.,...;,.;.u,-,_~--~~ ···<-·-~--~·~~--~·-'-'-"-___: •• ,_:._:___ ... ;~-~'--•-='-""'-'-"'-"•o~····~·s=•ar.&~<<-;,'S\'z:-'-..".===.-z=ro;z:t~i,_··"-~ """''•"-~-'·'.-v-·~··'·..,:.:..._;~ • .:-_..:..:.___.~,~· ~·.· .. '-------'--" ·····-""~----~-·==-~-;_:,,_,,, -----~-----• .. ·~'h· .. ·---· ; ,I MAR 2 1 1966 ···································•···········••············ ........................ 19 Moved by V~.d.~. . . ... . . ... Seconded b~~:~.J..-;.(/•.--.. "2. :.--:. 1/L--?AC~ ...... -~ • •• r?:~. 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 . F_IJtE ACCOUNTS Aurora Hydro Electr:i,c BCJll Telephone Co. Canadian Association of Fire Chi.E?fs nanadian Dust Control SRfety Supply Co, Southwood B. A, Service Taylor's Fuel TOTAL ....._ I "U,~\· ~\! ' l Service Service Dues Cleaning Supplies Repairing Helmet Gas & instaJ.ling .switch & cable on Pumper t:t>Uck Fuel Oil ~,. ... Carried 18.84-' 57.79/ 20,00/ 4.8o.r 4.35> 71.46/ 47.72/ $224.96 .-·-~··~~..-'~'~""'""'-'""'""...;.;,;~~U,;,;.;.~,'""""=~~;-·. _. _ ..... :.~.~-~:-(_,,_,.__~,"'-'~i<-=·'-""-'''""""·~'0:<<'-"'-.~~·v·~-_.,,_.="'-'-"'8hl0.0.:t;•'>c;,o<!,,">·r.V=•b·•·•··~"'•'---'-"••n-'~~;._ ___ ,_;,·,...:,._~;, ,__:,:.,..-~: .. ~•--·-,-~~--~•---~~·-·=..c•-•.IJ..•<..-.e---·~--·-'----"·~·--'-- -.. ~~JL MAR 2 1 1966 .~::::::::19~ ~ Seconded by That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the -Treasurer for the---SaiD.e and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto. POLICE ACCOUNTS Aurora Automotive Ltd, Aurora Hydro ELectric Bell Telephone C0 , Binion Motors Butterworth & Co, c. N, Telecommunications Central Office Supplies 11, J, Farr Motors L. Fowler Esso G, Fyfe Hall Photographic Stan Hughes c, w. Mack Co, LGo MacNeil Esso Sarafin Shell ilson Hardware 3tty Cash TOTAL Fuses Service Service -Office 53,84/ Staff Phones 37,84v Cruiser Rental to mar,15/66 Canadian Weekly Law Sheet Telex Service-Jan, Office supplies Gas for Cruiser Cruiser Washes Radio frequentcy Office Supplies Phot Sup:;>lies Towing of Cruiser change over 66,55/ 53.52 Cab Plates and badges Gas & Windshield fluid Service & Washes on cruiser,, Fuses, keys, & Night Lock 12 Meals 23,..,05 Own Cars 18 ,..00 Parking & Tansp, 6,75 Mise, 4,61 -~.: •. 4···· Carried ' . 53 •. 30/ 56.72/ 9L6~ 168;1.8" 21~50' 45; 00' 65~74/ 2,00/ 36.05/ 107.69/ 120.07/ 3,QO / 24/)8/ 3i82-' 8,00" 4.95...- 52.41/ $848.70 ....... )· GENERAL ACCOUNTS Addressograph-~ltigraph Aurora Banaer Publishing Aurora Recreation Commission Banner Printing :Bell Telephone Co, ~nr, Brill Canada Medal & Token Co, c. N, Telecommunication w. R, Case Central Office Supplies County of York Dean Dunlop P, Evershed Gestetner Ltd, "Uft & GreetingStudio . .rand & Toy Ltd. tlJunic ipal World Ltd, Minnesota Minning McBee Company Newmarket Era & Express Ontario Outdoor Advertising Parkes, McVittie & Shaw Marshall Rank J, D. Reid Taylor Fuel TOTAL . Plates & Ribbons Misc.-Advertisements Ice Time -Pt, Jan & Fob. Dividers,& Programmes Service-Office 89.66/ Bldg, Ins,l4.97 / Canine Control -Feb, Medal -Chain of Office Telegram-Wilkinson Sword Insurance Estimate · Office Supplies Entry Fee E,D,P, Dec, Preparing MinUtes Mar, 7 &14th Paper & Ink Office Supplies & Minute Books Onionskin paper-Planning Board Arrears Ledger Sheets Al~rears Notices Rental of Photo machine Distribution Cards Proclamation -Ranger Week Ro : Sign on Blk. %: 11 Insurance on Transformer Engraving Medal Service Rendered Jan & Feb, Gasoline 18,57/ 210.95/ lOll. 00 7'3i-o-o / 57.97/ 104,6Y 269.33/ 10,30/ 3,57/ 10,00/ 20.50/ 24.00/ 95 ;98/ 70.'00/ 89 ;24 / 68.57/ 5 .'56/ 8,16/ 30.72/ 48.02/ 11.20~ 66.67/ 300,00-" . 1, 75/ 802.41,- 440,92--- $3,780.02 .3, 701 0;;/. ·-----" ~.,:..:_,.~;.;,,,_.:.: MAR 2 1 1966) ············· ··t·· .-: ..... ,,_.',{ ...... ?,{., ....................... .. I _// -~ ./ ]s /:/1 / 19 .-:i. --··;;/····~~~~.--::::!.: _____ ._.,_.:_';.'•-·<--_~~---·-.. Moved by .... , . .!..~--Seconded by ~;,"'<~_:''':·:·::-.:~ That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders -~-~e--Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto. ;_ .... ~- WORKS ACCOUNTS Amac Equipment Attridge Lumber Co, Aurora Hydro Commission Ban:.'l.::r Printing Bell Telephone Co, Botham Farm Equipment Boyd Transport Norm Burling Canada Wholesale Canadian Salt Co, Canadian Tire Corp, J,H, Chapman nsolidated Sand & Gravel Da:n.iels Robert :Draper Lloyd Fowler Esso Gormley Sand & Gravel O'"ki te Pr"oducts Jwlite Equipment P.c,o. Service Rumble Equipment Superior Propane Stan Taylor Taylor Fuel Trojan Chemicals Wilson Hardware TOTAL Sewer Rods LUmber for Service St. Sewers & PickUp Tool truck sides 17.60/ 54.40/ Daily Time Cards Service Repair on hydralic pump on A. C, Tractor Freight charges Compessor rental Garden Hose and nozzles Highway Salt Brake fluid, flashlight batteries, seal beam, & clearance lights Repairs to Steam Je~~y, sander and tractor ~·· Stone Muffler & Sealbeam on Ford Tractor Removal of five trees Tire, tube & lubrication Sand & Pit run Hurriclean gun & detergent Batteries, bulbs, shovels & lens Pest Control-Feb ,& mar. Repairing Back .Hoe on m,F, Propane for Steam Jenny Pants for C, Burling Fuel Oil Hand Cleaner Handles, keys, clamps & heat bUlb, 79.62/ 2.47/ 72,00 32,64/ 30.90/ 28,35/ 3, OOr 43.50/ 11,74/ 309.34/ 11.32/ 42.25/ 13,13/ 15.51/ 235.00-" ll. 00/ 46.29/ 148.92/ 83.58/ 24.00..- 91.66--" 230.90/ 4.89...- 71.22/ 26.78/ 15.41/ $1,685.48 ~-- Carried .......... -MAfL21J966 ....... t9 Moved by,/, Seconded by ~ ;f D ~-~ That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto. WATER ACCOUNTS Aurora Cash-Way Electric Aurora l[ydro Electric Aurora Lawn Mower Service Aurora RAdio Hospite.l Bell Tel-ephone Cq, N, Burling wler Esso Ley Sand & Gravel cmell Sq.les tin Hughes <vron Jackson H, Oliver . rlor Fuel ~li.Lson Hardware TOTAL ,• Service Motors 1 Service Billing Calls, & Repairs on thermtistats on furnace 651.77 " 462.80 / 20ft, 3" hose for Hornelite Pump Repairs to scope Service Cqrnpessor Rental ( Metcalfe Break) · Tube Sand Fill ( RE Break) 4~ 4x8 repair clamps, curb stops & adapters Towi'ng Truck Installing 4" shaft on pump Repai.rs to, furnace 53.83" 1114.57/ 122.52' 3iD0' 12;57/ 13.5 0"' 4. 49 / . 18.47/ 278.54-" Fuel Oil Paint, brushes 1 and broom varsol• batteries 7. 00' 91 "'09/ 1.3 •. 19 / 99 ;bl/ 64,60/ ~~~q...- $1,896. 3.8 ~-if Carried ~ ' ~--···~'-~~ -»-~' --~-''. ---· ,,; .. :., .... :..-.~; ···~ ·----·---__ , ·--·-~'-----·-.:..-... ~~'-''·'~·-"'--~·'-'=---"="'="'~-""'"'~'''""="'-='l="'-';;'h.__,~'\tt:';;'c:;Q:);>'~---"'-~""'---"'"--'-"'"~.-: .. o-:~'"'-•:.;,;-,_:.. ___ ._,_~_:_._,--'---·-'··---· ''"~--· --------~--~'"~;,;, ---· ·----._,.,_-------··--~~·'"·----·-~ Moved by .. /-{~~ ... ' Seconded by ~' ~-~ That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto. WELFARE ACCOUNTS 20% Recoverable 80% Recoverable from othe~ ~nicipalities from Province (Charge Backs to other MuniCipalities ) bu% Recoverable from the Province 100% Recoverable from the Province 75% Recoverable to Dept, of Bealth 20% Charge backs from other Municipalities COST TO THE TOWN OF AURORA 95.04 380.16 1,704,23 66.,9'5 3.25 157.38 426.06 .81 157.38 584.25 ~ ~·";7'·"·"·t;,~ HHH ••••• Carried '- ,,_,_,,,,,< '"' -•---'0 '"'""~="-"·o..:•.;;i<.•:·~"~'~'=-'"'-!'"~~-•-•~••• ~=~~~~··~···• ""==~-~"7"'"""~'"'-•·'''TI""~>:!.U'>.':rn"IT~-=~c.·~c.~.--~ .. ·==~.T~-'-"'-'--'; .. -'-.-. ......O.....:..:...~--~"-~~~---~-•-·~·r~A~~---•---•-.-. -a_-, '''"-~'""'---'"'--- MAR 2 1 1966 Moved byd .. k~~ ..... ............. '' ............................................................. 19 Seconded by :;/i .. P.;6~ ./'.-' 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. ;,., • ...-.! POLLUTION CONTROL CF~TRE ACCOUNTS Attridge Lumber Co, Aurora Automotive Aurora Ca?h-Way Electric Aurora Hydro Electric Bell Telephone Co, Canadian Building lV!nterial Canadian Dust Control J,H, Chapman 4 Po. Cedar for raft SO~p dispenser• batteries, btilbs 1 lense & Blades Service call on exhaust fan in digester Service Service l_Bag Embecco Cleaning Supplies Repairing handle on .Tank Truck cutting pipe'in digester Grease, Oil , adjust hal'ld brake 6~ Drums WAE T1, Express Cll.arges to O.W.R,C, Pipe & Coupli~g etc• -Digester 14.82/ 18.56/ 3,80/ 314.23/ 13.47/ 12,00/ 4.50/ 23,24/ 9o50/ 38,07/ Davis Garage Flintkote Co, Graham Transport Grinnell .Sales North York Plumbing Taylorts Fuel ''ilson Hardware & Heating 4 Nozl!lels ·· Fuel Oil 2,00"' 244.lo/ ' 7.42/ 142,0cv' ork Sanitation Co, SUB TOTAL Supplies for Month-Feb, Sludge removal ·· 52.59/ 225. 00/!!1 $1,125.39 ~ c;;;n)-__~ ..................................................... f ..... ~ ..... ~ .............. ~ ...... :. Mayor Carried ~-~'-'-'-''T-~.-~-•~r-·~•·'·• • '·'·"''"''·'-~•-."· • ~-· .. ,~ __ .. ..._,=-.--J O .. C ,_.;..,--'-'--'--'-:•~·"-~<.o.-~.-,,~"'''--->-->"'--6=co-""'-"'-"';,<L<"-"'C'-,:'::IK<O-=<)."-''!""~"'~$)':>!>-"i:~~'t'r"<:o><O:OO<:>~o•.~.~" o•ohb.',o-----,,,;, •)-'-'~<~---•·'--'-· . ~;'•--'----·-'·---·-......__,,,,, ___ "_,:_:, ~.:_.:.,,", • MAR 21 1966 :2 Moved bV"'\···•··~·~ )./"" Seeond~~····~~··.:;;;;i?~g········ That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto. PROPERTY UP-KEEP ACCOUNTS Andys• Signs Aurora Hydro Electric T, H, Oliver Ltd, Sanitary Products Taylors Fuel Wilson Hardware Repairing signs-Wellington w. Service 41.40/ st. Lighting 1193.39/ Furnace repairs Cleaning Supplies Fuel Oil Supplies for police caretaker and town hall supplies 47,00/ 1,234.79 76,60"' 25.99/ 88,9]/ 89.25/ SUE. TOTAL $1,562.54 POUUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACCOUNTS ~OPERTY UP-KEEP ACCOUNTS TOTAL ---:~---,.,_._ $1,125.39 $1,562.54 $2,687.93 '---C: Carried ·oy;•w•~-•·••-·•---'- ;-•_....:~.--"~·~·.-·~-~'"'"~',jj;,:_:i.J.,o:.:~··'--'··--" . ..:.... .•. -.C •• ~C'-'=o= ~~:...:.~:,.=.o,.;~ •. ~:,""",:,.~:,.;..""'"''""-'~'"'"'l!lm\2.'&~;;;;-~;;<,;.,_·w:wmw"""""'""""'"~·Oo"''·="·~-.=·~'-·~~~~'"-_,_;_.;~,.; •. _ ~.:.."""'-"".~·~-•-......_.-'-'~'"'···-··•~-~" .---.. ~·.,. ,-~.--·-~ · ·· ····· ·· ... ":l~R . .21·1006 ... t9 ;fl Moved by ···l) .. ·cC:.~ .... ~ ......... . Seconded by u4.::da...a.J . . / / That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the ·Corporation be attached hereto. _,,,,. SPECIAL WINTER RECREATION ACCOUNTS. Attridge Lumber Co, Aurora Hydro Electric Wilson Hardware ~0TAL . 1 20 Po •. 2 x 4 & 48 washers Installing light in shed 1 Pr hockey nets & 7 shovels Y::~ .. Carried 10,20.- 2.37/ 78.28--' 90,85 ~,:-_~>-=-~~M•=~•~O<·'--<~:.;..J~:;.,:.:i.;,:.__,_,~_._,._~, ~..:::,;::~~-.:.o~-="'"''"-': . .;a:.-:.,~·J-w~ ... , .. ,,:;.~l:;!;fur:<*u''-'<l'"'""""~c'~",__,__,~,..-·,.,___~ . , .. ,";.:,___.~~:~,.c:.. --'·-'·'---·-· ·'-·-·-·-··-··-· -· --·-··--~··:"·~·•-'r·· .... ~.--..... // lie./ ~ /;:: ~-.,.. . .. . ... .. . MAB. 2JJ966..... ..19 I ,Y /7 </ -· -.. ________ /// ~ Moved .......... ~...................... Seeonded "byg;,_,~~--- Tha~ following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto. Wi\.GE ACCOUNTS CONTINUED }\,1AHCH 18, 1966 G, Atkinson C, Burling J, Closs J.TI(! Draper s, l~ngsig L, Foster A, Higgins C. Holman H, Holling R, Sanders W, Steadman C, Quantz i'T .. Weller C, Pres.ton G .. Stewart r ... Barradell :'O·J'AL % f0,;_ '~ ,,, ' ---~ 84.00 109.90 96,00 84.00 84,00 116.00 87,00 84.00 139.00 84.00 90.31 84.00 103.50 15,00 15.00 78.75 $1,354.46 $6,445.05 ~ .... Carried ~~~-~·'·-~ -< ,_.,., • '"""~>.:.i•~~:.~~-·~"'-·~~-~....:_,_, __ :_; .. ~·--.. ·___:_,_,:__:.:,_.;; -'··~"~~.,·~''"'''-'o•c..--i.• . .-m!b,o·:~-'"~<o'i>=l><;,'i'i'i.%¥.;>'3:"<1.ri:.'t)2~l>:<"'""''·'"'"co!~'~'"'""'""'~··;,.d~·:•.,;,;.~_,_.,----', .• ·~--'-'-_:'·' ·"~~~~··~-~~----·· .~.:J.,;..,;,______ . '" .• ----·--~---------'· " ~ Moved by . .,# .... pc ........ MAR 2·~ ~966 .................... ?! ..... 2 ............................ ! ..................... 19 d/ Seconded by ,;/..\.~ ..... ./ /' .. -.. /J ~A AA A ~A--> ~ // ?V.: .. V.V.:V..R:.~.'::':.~ .. ~ ... "'::': ... :·:.-r-! .... That tfte following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto. "'iAGE ACCOUNTS - J'ebruary 18, 1966 February 25, 1966 G. Atkinson 106• 00 q., Atkinson 91.50 J, Closs 85.50 c~ BUrling 77.70 ~. Draper 86.00 J, Closs 97,00 ,;, Burling 98.80 E, Draper 84 •. 00 i:J, Engsig 96,00 s. Engsig 90.50 L •. Foster 84,00 L, H'-oster ll6,00 A, Higgins 84,00 A. Higgins 84.00 C, Holman 84.00 c. Holman 84.00 H. Rolling 96.00 H, Rolling 84.00 R. Sanders. 84,00 R, Sanders 94.00 W, Steadman 90.31 W, Steadman 90.31 C, Quantz 84,00 c, Quantz 84.00 N, Weller 84.00 N, Weller 84,00 Jackson 15.00 Jackson 15.00 r Stewart 15.00 G, Stewart 15,00 Barr adell 82,25 S, Barradell 78.75 ' ~~ -.. $1,274.86 $1,269.76 ."!h 4. 1~66 March ll 1 1966 J, Atlcinson 106,00 G, Atkinson 84,00 C, Burling 77.70 C, BUrling 77.70 J. Closs 85.50 J, Closs 94.50 E, Drpaer 87.45 E, Draper ll5,00 S, Engs;i.g · 89.50 S, Engsig 115.00 L. Foster 67,00 L~· Foster 93.00 .P Higgins 116,00 A, Higgins 67.00 C, Holman 113.50 C, Holman 84.00 H, Rolling 84,00 H, Rolling 84.00 R. Sanders 84,00 R, Sanders 84;oo w. Steadman 90.31 w. Steadman 90.31 r, Quantz 84,00 C, Quantz 84.00 Weller 84,00 N. Weller 84,0C Jackson 15,00 Jackson 9.00 G, Stewart 15.00 C, Preston 9.00 s, Barradell 78t75 G, Stewart 15~00 $l,277. 71 s, Barradell 78e75 .. .. ..... . ....... $l,29.8.2§ Mayor Carried