MINUTES - Council - 19680108!
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MINUTES OF THE lst, REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUI'WIL CHAMBERS
ON MONDAY,_ JANUARY 8, 1968 AT 8.00 P.M.
PRESENT
MAYOR
REEVE
DEPUTY REEVE
COUNCILLORS
C. F. DAVIS
D. J. MURRAY
J. IULLI.AJ>I.SON
BUCK, CORBETT, DAVIS, ILLINGWORTH, MILLER
AND TRENT
CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES
ILLING\-IORTH :
ILLINGWORTH:
DAVIS ,\,f:
" Resolved that the minutes of December 18, 1967,
Page 6 be amended by adding below the letter from
Committee of Adjustment: For Information Only. 11
CARRIED
" Resolved that the minutes of December 4th. and
18th. , 1967 be adopted as printed, circulated,
and amended. 11
CARRIED
CORRESPONDENCE
H.O.M.E.
PLAN
A letter from Mr. Roberts and Mr. Melhuish residenys of Golf Glen,
expressing concern with the H.O.M.E. Plan for the area south of
them in Springburn West and a request to attend any meeting of
Council or the Planning Board in which this subject shall be
discussed.
TRE.t"IJT:
ILLINGWORTH:
"Resolved that a letter be sent to Ontario Housing
Corporation for representatives to meet lTith
Council in Committee to discuss the H.O.M.E. Plan
and that Mr. Roberts and Mr. Melhuish be advised.
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -2-JANUARY 8, 1968.
REGENCY
DRIVE
MENTAL
HEALTH
WEEK
DEFACING OF
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
PROPERTY
OFFICIAL
PLAN
A letter from Mr. T. McPherson advising Council that Regency
Drive, as dedicated and made out by Plan 514, was stopped by
Court Order and no new road has been dedicated or accepted by the
Town, However, property has been left by Dilcue Limited to be
used for highway purposes. The Town should have the new· location
determined and approved by the municipality and the engineer.
A letter from the Committee of Adjustment, re: Part of Block "E"
Plan 514, application for consent:. the Committee Of O.djustment
requested that the Town assure them that the new location for
Regency Drive is acceptable.
ILLING\VORTH:
WILLIAl'<ISON:
"Resolved that copies of these letters be sent to
the Planning Board for their views and comments
and that they report to Council as soon as
possible and that the Town Engineer assist the
Planning Board in this matter."
CARRIED
A letter from the Canadian Mental Health Association requesting
pen~ission to conduct their Ninth Annual Fund-raising drive during
Mental Health Week May lst. to Ma.{ 7th. 1968.
ILLINGWORTH:
TRENT:
"Resolved .. that the request of the Canadian Mental
Health Association be granted."
CARRIED
A letter from Mr. T. McPherson, re: defacing of Community Centre
Property. There are adequate provisions in the criminal code for
dealing with persons destroying property and any warning to this
effect is sufficient.
ILLING\VORTH:
TRENT:
"Resolved that a copy of this letter be sent to
the Community Centre Board for their action."
CARRIED
A letter from the Department of Municipal Affairs, dated January 3,
1968, re: The Official Plan, recommending modifications to some
sections.
WILLIA.\ISON :
ILLINGWORTH:
''Resolved that this letter be deferred until reports
are presented."
CARRIED
1st. REGULAR Mlif:.TING - 3 -
J Al'TIJARY 8 , 1968
CORRESPO~l])ENCE
ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that we start over on correspondence
and read the letters for the benefit of the Press
who do not have copies of the correspondence."
DAVIS W'
CARRIED
Councillor Miller suggested putting in an extra mail tray in the
Clerk's Office for the Press. Councillor Buck gave her copies to the Press.
RECREATION
COMMITTEE
ILLINGWORTH"
DAVIS vl
"Resolved that the previous motion on the
correspondence be rescinded."
CARRIED
A letter from Mr. J. E. Buchanan stating that he has served as a
member of the Recreation Committee for twenty years and asking the
Council to accept his resignation.
ILLINGWORTH:
TRENT:
DAVIS W
WILLIAMSON:
"Resolved that the resignation of Mr. J .E.
Buchanan be accepted with regret and that a letter
of appreciation be sent to Mr. Buchanan; and that
he be invited to a future meeting of Council."
CARRIED
"Resolved that Mr. Buchanan be made an honourary
member of the Recreation Committee."
CARRIED
SWITCHBOARD A letter from The Bell Telephone Company with their recommendations
for the Municipal Communications reg_uirements. ·
1. answering and <Iistributing calls
2. intercommunications between departments
3. cost of long distance calling to Toronto.
TRENT·
ILLINGWORTH:
"Resolved that this matter be referred to the
Finance Committee for a report."
CARRIED
1st. REGULAR MEETING 4 -JA-!WARY 8, 1968
POLLUTION
CONTROL
PLANT
A letter from the Ontario \-later Resources Commksion reporting to
Council on their routine inspection of the Municipal Water
Pollution Control Plant on December 1, 1967.
ILLINGIWRTH: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
DAVIS,W:
CARRIED
ONTARIO A letter from Mr. C. A. Keeley, secretary-treasurer, of the Ontario
ASSOCIATION Association of Rural Municipalities inviting the Town of Aurora
OF RURAL to join their association and the membership fee is $15.00.
MUNICIPALITIES ILLINGWORTH: ".Resolved that we become members and IRY the fee
DR. COSTELLO
GOLF GLEN
ONTARIO
GOOD ROA\18
A SSOCOATION
CORBETT: of ~;15. 00. CARRIED.
A letter from T. Hanning, re Dr. Costello, !~5 Brookland Ave.
referring to letters from the Town, dated November 30 and December
20. He is having the property examined by a qualified Building
Inspector and shall advise Council of the results.
ILLING\>iORTH:
TRENT:
ILLING\'IORTH:
WILLIM1SON:
"Resolved that the special committee meet with
Mr. Manning and Dr. Costello."
WITHDMvll'!
"Resolved that no action be taken until we have
the results of Dr. Costello's Building Inspector."
CARRIED
A letter from the Ontario Good Roads Association. The second of
a series of three, one day Seminars for members of Council attending
the Ontario Good Roads Association A._rmual Convention 1nll be held
on Monday February 26th. in Toronto.
Reeve Murray advised the Council that a room has been reserved
at the Convention Hotel for the Tmm.
ILLING\vORTH:
TRENT:
"Resolved that all members of Council be authorized
to attend if they so desire and a per diem allowance
of $10.00 plus .14¢ per mile be grante,i_ to each
member >rho attends and that the Town supply the room!'
CARRIED
Councillor Davis informed Council that he had reserved a room at the
hotel for the To'm Superintendent to attend the convention.
'•'AV.«-
1 st • REGULAR MEETING - 5 -
JANUA-RY 8, 1968.
FLOOD
C LAIN
A letter from Miller-VmTles Limited, re Donald and Marjorie
Burroughs claim for flood damage on June 12, 1967, denying
liability.
ILLINGHORTH:
BUCK:
"Resolved that the letter be received and that this
matter be referred to the Finance Committee.;,
CARRIED
O.S.T.M.C.A. A letter from Ontario School Trustees' and Municipal Councillor's
Association Inc. inviting the Council's membership in their
Association.
RF~SOLUTIO!I
FROM TOHNS
P ALMERSTON
GODERICH
SUNNYBROOK
SUBDIVISION
CE~TTENJIJIAL
MEDAL
N OMI!IATION
ILLING\vORTH:
l>/ILLIAI1SON :
"Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
CARRIED
Letters from the Towns of Palmerston and Goderich enclosing a
OF resolution requesting the Province o:f Ontario to expedite an
& amendment to existing legislation so that cities, towns and
villages will not be required to contribute to suburban or county
roads.
ILLING\-/ORTH:
vliLLIA.MSON:
"Resolved that the letters be received and filed."
CARRIED
A letter from S. Kelner, Planet Development, advising Council that
in their original agreement 1vith the Town, it was agreed that
oversized services across the frontage of Sunnybrook subdivision
would be paid by subsequent developers using -the services. -. .
ILLINGHORTH: "Resolved that the letter be acknowledged and tabled;"
HILLER:
CARRIED
A letter from the Honourable 1-l.M. Mcintyre, Secretary of the Cabinet,
Ontario, acknmTledging the receipt of the nominations from the Town.
'tiiLLIAMSON: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
ILLiliGl·IORTH:
CARRIED
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lst. REGULAR MEETING -6-JANUARY 8, 1968.
ROAD A letter from the Minister of Highways re: amounts for normal road
EXPENDITURES or street expenditures in 1968.
INDUSTRY
STREET
HARRY
JONES
DEPT. OF
MBOUR
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EXPRESS
MURRAY: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
ILLINGWORTH:
CARRIED
A letter from ~1r. J.H. Hemmings enquiring if lots are available on
Industry Street for multiple dwellings
BUCK:
HILLIAMSON:
"Resolved that Mr. Hemmings be notified that the
lots on Industry St. are for industrial use only."
CARRIED
A letter from vim. L.?.ng""\n , Chief of Police, recommending that
Harry ,Jones commence employment with the Police Department with the
status of Class 1 Dispatcher.
TRENT:
BUCK:
"Resolved that Mr. H. Jones be hired as Class 1
Dispatcher at the Police Department as recommended
by Chief Langman."
CARRIED
A letter from the Department of Labour, re: Trench Excavator's
Protection Act annual report:
ILLINGWORTH:
MILLER:
"Resolved that this letter be tabled until the
next Council meeting and that copies be circulated
to the members."
CARRIED
A letter from the Canadian National Railways re: Express Services in
the Town of Aurora. The C .N .R. will be using trucks instead of by
raihray for pickup and delivery service starting January 1968.
An On Hand Office for shipments and information will be maintained
in Aurora.
ILLDTGHORTH:
TRENT:
'
"Resolved that a letter be sent to Mr. J. P, Vi lagos ,
Superintendent Express, C.N.R, and request that he or
a representative of the C.N.R. meet with Council to
discuss their plans for Aurora, and also that a
letter be sent to our Member of Parliament."
CARRIED
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1st. REGULAR MEETING -'7 -JANUARY 8, 1968.
DRAINAGE
PROBLEM OF
HIGH
SCHOOL
RAMPING
OF
cu:ms
ORSI
APARTMENTS
PRO,JECT
PROPOSED
A PARTHBNTS,
\-/ELLINGTON
ST. W.
A memorandum from J.D. Reid. re: Surface >rater runoff of the Aurora
High School parking lot, on Dunning Ave.
WILLIAHSON:
MURRAY:
"Resolved that a copy of this letter and the
";lans be for>rarded to the High School Board."
CARRIED
A memorandu.'l! from Hr. Rodger, Clerk re: a r'tgazil!le article
submitted by Miss. Baycroft on the ramping of curbs at intersections.
MILLER:
TRE 1~T:
"Resolved that this be referred. to the vlorks
Department and i · T01m Engineer.
CARRIED
A letter fro'Jl Mr. D. Hill of the Plannj ng Board re: proposed Orsi
Apartment Project informing Council that the Planning Board has
9.pproved the project subject to the conel.itions as outlined in
their letter of December 5, 1967 and suggesting a joint meeting "ith
Council and Planning Board.
ILLINGVIORTH:
TRENT:
"Resolved tl1at the Mayor be authorized to set a
date focc the 'Jleeting mutually satisfactory and
that Mr. Harris and ·the residents of Me.rk Street
>;! aCtvised. n
CARRIEJ
A letter from the Depe'~tment of Municipal Affairs, de'·.ed December
28, 1967, re: Restricted Area Ry-la" No 1766-67 and their commer,·:
and recom.rnend.ations.
ILLINGHORTH:
viiLLIAMSON :
"Resolved that this letter be deferred until
Committee Reports."
CARRIED
Councillor Trent introduced a letter from the 1\Tr··. Langman, Chief of
Police, re: Cruiser #856 in>rhich the Chief recommended that the cruiser be re-
P laced this year.
ILLINGWORTH:
MURRAY:
"Resolved that this be referred to the Police
Committee for study and a report. 11
CARRIED
l st. REGULAR MEETING -.8-JM!UARY 8, 1968
COMMITTEE REPORTS
YORK
COUNTY
HEALTH
UNIT
BROKEN
MAIN
GLASS DR.
Reeve Murray in the Chair
!1ayor Davis presented a verbal report on the meeting on December
22, l96L with York County Health, re: closing of the Aurora Unit.
Those attending the meeting were: Mayor Davis, Deputy Reeve
\Villi=son, and Councillor Davis. 1>/e asked a lot of questions, but
did not get satisfactory answers.
DAVIS,C:
WILLiiU'i:SON :
"Resolved that a copy of the letter from the York.
County Health Unit, informing Council that the
Aurora Unit is to be closed, be for1farded to the
Minister of Health informing him of 1fhat is happening
and a copy to our Provincial Member of Parliament.,
and request that the Aurora Unit be retained."
CARRIBD
Hayor Davis in the Chair
Reeve Murray wished to compliment the men
on the <ray they have 1wrked on the broken
Saturday_ Sunday and Monday.
of the vlorks Department
l<atermain on Murray Drive,
PI,;lNNING ;. COMMITTEE
Deputy Reeve \>lilliamson presented a report of the Planning
Committee in <rhich the Committee respectfully submit the following:
A meeting of the Planning Committee 1-ms held on Wednesday, January
3 , 1968 at 12.00 Noon to discuss the proposed apartment development on Hellington
St. Heat £.•d the amendment to·By-law flumber 1051 to permit the erection of up to
9 0 1 buildings on part of Lot 28, Plan 246.
Present w·ere: Deputy Reeve J. Williamson, Reeve D. J. Murray.
Tom McPherson, Town Solicitor, Conroy Dawson, York County Planning Consultant,
K. B. Rodger, Clerk and C. H, Duncan, Deputy Clerk.
Several aspects of the Development and the amending By-law
were discu'ssed. 11r. McPherson and Mr. Dmrson are to obtain further information for
the Committee 1 s consideration and a further report will be submitted to Council
at a later date.
HILLIAMSON:
HURRAY:
"Resolved that the report of the Planning Committee
dated January 9, 1968, re Proposed Apartment
Development -Wellington St. Vlest, be accGpted."
CARRIED
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l st . REGULAR MEETING - 9 -
JANUARY 8, 1968
Deputy Reeve Williamson stated that since the meeting the
Department of Municipal Affairs has sent a letter to the To-,m, dated January
3, 1968 re· the Official Plan.
1HLLIAMSON :
MURRAY:
ILLINGHORTH:
NILLER:
"Resolved that the letter from the Department
of Municipal ~ffairs dated January 3, 1968
be referred to the Planning Committee for consideration
and a report .
"Amendment: that the letter be referred to the
Planning Board.
Councillor Illingworth requested a recorded vote.
MAYOR C. F. DAVIS
REEVE D. ,T • MURRAY
DEPUTY REEVE J. HILLIAHSOI!
COUNCILLOR E. BUCK
COUNCILLOR C. CORBETT
COUNCILLOR 1•1 DAVIS
COUNCILLOR R. ILLil\!GIITORTH
COUNCILLOR P. MILLER
COUNCILLOR H. TRE'!T
Al•1ENDMEHT CARRIED
YEA
X
X
X
X
X
X
6
NAY
X
X
X
3
Councillor IllinP,Worth expressed his appreciation to all the
people 1<ho participated in last Saturdav Night's events in the Town Park and to
the Lions Club for the fireworks and to Rothmans for their assistance.
Councillor Miller suggested that a letter of thanks be sent to tlce
Queens York Re.ngers for the serving of the refresl1ments.
PROPERTY COMMITTEE
CORBETT:
DAVIS,C:
"lfuereas, a blower presently located in the numbeT
one plant Town of Aurora Pollution Control Centre
is 38 years old and of no value to the plants present
or future operation.
Anrl •,rhereas the scro.p value of said blo·.:cr is
·estimated at nil dollars .
l st. REGULAR MEETING -10 -J A-.,1\fUARY 8 , 1968
PROPERTY COMMITTEE COi\TT 1 b
And 1<hereas it is understood that the use of this blm1er by
Collis Leather Company will benefit the effulent subsequently
proceed.ing to the Polution Control Centre for : ::lllUJco~s',n,;.
Therefore be it resolved that this Council hereuv allocates free
of charge the blower in question to Collis Leather Company; it
being understood that removal and transportation costs involved
>Jill be borne by said Company.
CARRIED
Councillor Illingworth reported that on Ne1< Year's Eve the fire
men were called out at 2 A.M. and again at li A.1Y!. and he felt that this Council
should commend the volunteers.
FIRE COMMITTETC
Councillor Buck stated that since Harry Jones completed his service
as Fire Chief on December 31, 1967 it ,;ould be nice if 1v-e had him here to
Council for a special presentation.
BUCK:
CORBETT:
E 0UALIZATI0ll MURRAY:
0 F INDUSTRIAL ILLINGV/ORTH:
0 PPORTUNITY
PROGRA11ME
"Resolved that Harry Jones be made Honour13-ry Fire
Chief and that Harry Jones , J. E. Buchanan, and
Lex D~.cKenzie be invited to Council for a Special
Presentation."
CARRIED
"Resolved that application be made to the Departm·:ent
of F.conomics and Development to participate in the
"Equalization of Industrial Opportunity Progrannne."
It is understood that ,;e must make application anc1
if the To;m of Aurora is approved for participation,
then Manufactures ,;ill be considered by the Ontario
Development Corporation to receive an interest free
loan 1<ith regard to the establishment or expansion
of Ne,; Manufacturing faciliteis.
CARRIED
1 st . REGULAR MB~ETiiTG -11-JAJUA.l\Y 8, 1968
BUILDING
PERMITS
REPORT
Deputy Reeve Hilliamson presented the report of 1fi.r. Juhb, Building
Inspector, on Building Permits issued for 1967.
Attached please find statements of building permits with estimated
values and comparisons with 1966 totals shmring araounts and
percentages.
The residential totals show a substantial decrease <rhile the commercial
shovr a large increase.
Please note that mis~ellaneous shows buildings under the listing of
schools, churches wtc. 1<hich are assessable but not taxable.
The ratios for the different categories based on the estimated cost
are: -
Residential, Industrial & Commercial, Misc.
22.418% 38.309% 39.268%
The only location where building lota are available at this date
is the 81 lots in the 2nd. Stage of Sunnybrook Subdivision.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
PLA.i'lc!IN G
BOARD &
PLAWNING
COMMITTEE
,i.~:
Councillor Illingworth stated that he had given a Notice of 1-lotion
to amend the Procedure B;J-law re: Division of Duties of the Planning
Committee and Planning Board, back in May 1967 and b,;_s report 1ras
tabled on November 13, 1967 therefore:
ILLINGHORTJ-I:
BUCK:
"Resol vecJ. tha.t By-law 1468 Paragraph ( 29) insofar
at it pertains to the Planning and Permit Collllni ttee
shall be ameno.ed as follows :
The Building Permit Com~ittee shall be responsible
to Council for the followinp::
(a) The Development of Plans, Reports and all
business emanating from the Town Planning Board~ when
approved by Council.
(b) The arbitration of all matters of dispute
rela.ting to the issuing of Building permits by the
Building Inspector, subject to local By-laws.
(c) The reporting to Council of all matters of a
contentious nature as related to Industrial, Commercial
and Residential Permits.
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1st. REGULAR fviE~rrit~G -12-,JANUA.HY 3, 1968.
PLJ\liJNING
BOARD &
PLA~!NH!G
CQ!,~.H~f:T~;E
COHT'D
Councillor Illingworth requested a recorded vote.
HAYOR C. F. DAVIS
REEVE D J. MURRAY
DEPUTY REEVE J. '!'ILLIAi"iSON
COUNCILLOR E. BUCI:
COUHCILLOR C. CORBETT
COUNCILLOR '·!. DAVIS
CO!Jf!CILLOR R. ILLIHG\10RTH
COlJT~CILLOR P. MILLF.R
COUNCILLOR " TRETiT
1.!QTION DE:FEATED
YEA
X
X
X
X
-~-+-
!:!£
X
X
X
X
X
5
Councillor Davis reported that Catherine Ave. extension is a roar1
allowance but unassumed and the resident at the end of the road is unable to clc
the snow. Our solicitor reported that in order for us to provide snow removal,
we would hFLve to enter into an agreement vrith the resident that snovr removal would
not maJte the 'rmm responsible for maintenance of the road.
ROAJ)
SAFETY
1-1 OHK SHOPS
HEPOHT
DAVIS 'i-T:
l\HLL:P~R~
HURRAY:
TRENT:
"Resolved that 1·Te plmT the entension of Catherine
Ave. andl. that an r"greement be drawn up."
CAHRIED
"He solved that the Havor a>1d Clerl< be authorized to
sign the agreement.
CAf:RIED
Councillor Trent presenteo. a report on the Hetropolitan Toronto Road
Safety lvorkshops at the Inn on the Park in Don Hills. I can't
imp1:1rt to this Council hov1 seriously leading Citizens are concerned
with the Safety of their fellm·T man. People like the premier of this
province found time in their busy schedules to at least attend if
2ven for only a short time. The final registered nlli-n.ber of del -v,.['_tes
was in excess of nine hundred. After spending three days at :·he
Conferenc'2 it became quite clear that the Department of Transport,
The Traffic EnfSineers'i The Highway Engineers) The Automotive Engineers~
the 11ire Engineers are doing eVeiJrthing in their po1ver to make the
roads we travel and the cars we travel in safer. As. :rou no doubt
read in the pa·oer the Police feel they are handicapped in
to aprehend Traffic Violators due to Traffic Conp;estion.
asked the Legislature to change the law so they may issue
their efforts
They have
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1 st. REGULAR MF.ETH!G -13 -JANUARY 8, 1968.
ROAD
SAFETY
HORKSHOPS
REPORT
CONT 1D
without stopping the vehicles. The judi tiary brought to the Assemblies
attent.ion the consequences of Driver involvement in accidents on the
Hi~Sh~/·uys. Chief Justice Hayes said in his fifteen years experience
on the bench without fail the accused would frmrn or nod_ his head
as if he just understood the La« and it's consequences. It boils
dmm to one group that are not co-operating as l-lr. Ellis of the
Ontario Safety League called them "The Unwashed lVlasses" on Saturday
the sub,j ect of the importance of Traffic Safety I:ducation «as
discussed by a very 1<ell informed groun of educators. Those
Representing the J~le!Tientry and Secondary Schools informed us of the
education being given to Students. I couldn't help but be impressed
by a statement mac.e that the Secondary Driver Education Courses were
not for the sole purpose of producing license holders but to
O.evelop "Driver Attitude. 'II Chief James Mackey brought to our
attention ho;r those drivers that had prevailed of the Pro-Drivers
Club had turned out to be better drivers and enjoved preferred
insurance ra.tes for th(~ir A.utomobiles. Connnissioner Eric Silk in
this instance agreed that intensifieo education in the importance
of Highvray Safety was beneficial to it 1 s recipient.
Miss. Belfry an educator at Teachers College fal t that the home
played a great l)art in teaching Traffic Safety. In a lot of
instances the home takes no 'JBXt in attempting to educate their
Chilo.rcn in Traffic S"fcoty. ~I,-. E. J. ;,!.eville of the Ontario Department of Education
told of a rec,ont experience, where his own son had been hit by a
vehicle. !Je rcalized later where he had failed to teach his son to
cross the street as he had al1va~rs saicl his son~ ~9.".i ve me your hand
I 1<ill take you across. During this panel discussion I kept asking
myself HHO":·T do FC reach the Group that are no J.one;er in School"?
You knov the gccoup Hell,_ Ourselves, The last f!;roup on the panel
1-rere involved with ad.ul t education~ and I was impressed by a group
called "The Safety Council". Mrs. Betty Smith,, a member of the
Etobicoke Safety Council and the Metropolitan Citizens 1 Safety
Council gave out inforra.ation concerning such a group. 'l 1he Etobicoke
Council appointed twenty-five Citbens from the Community to the
Safety Council for a period of one year. The Safety Council is under
Provincial Charter so that they might receive donations from 'private
sources and issue receipts for income tax purposes. They receive a
grant from the Etobicoke Council to operate of about $6,000.00 per
year. \fuen asked, Mr@ . Smith pointed. out the great 1wrk that the
Group does by investigating all aspects of safety in the Community.
She also recommends that influential pe01Jle be nameo_ to a Safety
Council. Mrs. Smith pointed out that ~<ithout the assistance of the
Department of Transport and the assistance of the Safety League it
1<ould be vertualy impossible to exsist. J'Tm-r I kno'" the idea of a
Safety Council in the To1<n of Aurora isn't ne;r, but after attending
this work shop I felt that Aurora could benefit by once ap;ain forming
1st. REGULAR MEETI'TG -14 -JANUAHY 8, 1968
ROAD
SAFET¥
1•1 ORKSHOPS
REPOR'P
CONT'D
HECREATIOH
DIRECTOR
OUTDOOR
RH!KS
BY-LAVIS
BY-LAVI
NO. 1769-68
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a Safety· Council.
TRENT.~
MURRAY:
Be it resolved that the Clerk be instructed. to
write the Hip;hway Safety Branch of the Department
of Transport asking for information on how a Council
p:oes about setting up a Safety Council, it's
functions and. any in formation P•=rtinent to a
Safety Council.
CARHIED
Councillor Miller enquired \fhat the results ;;vere for the job
separation of the Arena Manager a..'1d Recreation Director.
/.1r. Rodger, Clerk, reported that replies to the questionaires
have not been received to date.
ILLINGl<ORTH:
'diLLIAMSm!:
TRENT:
"1ILLER:
MILLER:
BUCK:
CORBETT:
ILLINGYIORTH:
MURRAY:
TREJ'TT:
"Resol veil that the Mayor call a m0etinp; betw·een
the Parks Committee and Works Committee to discuss
outdoor rinks and the costs for labour and equipment.
CARRIED
"Resolved that a. letter be sent to the Queens York
Ram;ers on the success of the Santa Clause Parade.
CARRIED
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law to borrow
the sum of four huno.red thousand dollars to meet,
until the taxes are collected, the current expenditures
of the Corporation for the year and that the same
be now read a first time.~
CARRIED
"That the By-law now before the Council be read a
second time and that the Council resolve i tsel:f into
a ommittee of the whole for that nurpose.
CARRIED
That the second readins of the By-law be taken as
read~
CARRIED
l st. REGULAR MllETING
BY-LA\>'
NO. 1769-68
C Ol!T 'D
BY-LAW
N 0. l 771;-68
TRENT:
MILLER:
TRENT:
DAVIS,W:
\-!ILLIAMSON :
ILT"PJGIWHTH :
ii"URRAY:
ILLINGIVOR'rH:
MILLER:
TREN':f?:
BUCK:
CORBYi:TT
IL LI!WviORTH:
DAVIS,Iv:
TRF:NT:
MILLER:
DAVIS,W:
MURRAY:
-15 -JANUARY 8, 1968
"Resolved that the meetin~>; be ad.journed.
DEFEATED
That the By-law no1-r before the Council be read a
third time this day and that Rule 22 of By-law
No. 1468 be suspended for that purpose.
CARRIED
That the thir~ reading of the By-law be taken as
read.
CARRIED
"Resolved that the By-la'f for the sale of the
Petlovany Property be introduce now.
CARRIED
That leave be given to introduce a By-law to
authorize the sale of the property, part of Lot
105, lot 104 Plan 21:6, containin,o: 11.: acres more or
less and. that the same be no,; read a first time.
CARRIED
That the By-law now before the Council be read a
second time and that the Council resolve itself
into a com.mi ttee of the whole for that purpose.
CARRIED
That the second reading of the By-law be taken
as read.
CARRIED
That the third reading be held over until the next
meeting of Council.
DEFEATED
That the By-lmr no•• before the Council be read a
third time this day and that Rule 22 of By-law
no 1468 be suspended for that purpose.
Councillor Illingworth requested a recorded vote.
\
1st. REGULAR MEETING
BY-LA\•! -t~JCK:
N 0 ,~!714-68 MILLER:
CO!iT'D
-16 -JANUARY 8, 1968
That the Covncil resolve itself into a committee
of the >·rhole tonight to discuss the sale.
CARRIED
Councillor Illinp;vorth then vith drev his request for a recorded
vote on the third readin,.
BY-LAH
NO. 1170-68
Motion for third. readinf~ Carried
ILLING't!ORTH:
TRENT:
MILLER:
TREMT:
CORBETT:
BUCK
TRENT:
DAVIS,H:
BUCK.
ILLING\VORTH:
TRENT:
CORBETT:
That the third readin.:; of the By-lav be tal<en as
read.
CARRIED
That leave be given to introduce a Ry-lav to appoint
a Fire Chief for the Corporation of the Tovn of
Aurora and that the same be nov read a first time.
CARRIED
That the By-·1a1f now· before the Council be read a
second time and that the Council resolve itself into
a committee of the vhole for that purpose.
Clh'lRIED
That the thircl reading of the by-lmf be tal<en as
read.
CARRIED
That the By-lav nov before the Council be read a
third time this day ancl. that Rule 22 of By-la1< No.
1468 be suspended for that purpose.
C&RRIED
That the third readin!l; of the By-la1< be tal<en as
read.
CARRIED
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J.st. REGULAR MEETING
BY-LAV/ MILLER:
N 0. 1768-68 BUCK:
':CREWE:
DAVIS ~\V:
DAVIS ,,C:
ILLING\iORTE :
BlJCK:
COR11,ETT ~
MILLER:
BUCK:
,-_____ ,_, ILLil'TG"I-IORTH :
MAYOR
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-17 ... JANUARY 8, 1968
That leave be given to introduce a By-law to sell
Lot 9, Plan 535 to the Ontario Humane Society and
that the same be novr read a first time.
CARRIED
That the By-law nm< before the Council be read a
second time and that the Council resolve itself
into a committee of the >rhole for that purpose.
CARRIED
?hat the second reading of the B'r-la"r be taken
as read.
CARRHD
That the Bv--lm< now before the Council be read a
third time this day and that Rule 22 of By-law
No. 1!;68 be suspended for that purpose.
CARRIED
That the third reading of the By-la1·T be taken &fl
read.
C.!UUUED
"Resolved that the meeting be adjourned."
CMlRI'~D