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MINUTES OF THE 5TH. REGULAR MEETIMG OF COONC!L HEW IN THE COtrNCIL CllAMBERS ON
MONDAY, MARCH 4,1968 AT 8.00 P.M.
PRESENT
MAYOR
REEVE
C.F. DAVIS
D.J,MURRAY
DEPUTY REEVE
COUNCILLORS
J. WILLIAMSON
BUCK, CORBETT, DAVIS, ILLINGWORTH, MILlER AND TRENT.
CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES
DAVIS,W. "Resolved that the minutes of February 5th and 19th be
CORBETT: adopted as printed and circulated. 11
CARRIED
CORRESPONDENCE
AURORA
FIRE
DEPT,
FLOODING
CLAIM
S.MILLER
STREET
LIGHTS
CENTRE
STREET
A letter from Mayor A.O. Doak of Newmarket expressing their sincere
gratitule to ~~. of the Aurora Fire Dppartment for their assistance
at the fire o~ Dewmarket 1 s main street on Sunday, February 18th.
BUCK: "Resolved that a letter be sent to our Fire Department
MURRAY: from this Council commending the men. 11
CARRIED
MURRAY: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed. 11
ILLINGWORTH:
CARRIED,
A letter from Stiver, Vale, Peppiatte & Errington, Solicitors, re:
the claim of Suzanne Miller, 112 Glass Drive for flooding damages,
enclosing a claim of ~1,600,00,
BUCK: "Resolved that we contact our Insurance Company to ascertain
DAVIS:\f: what they intend to do about the various claims before
making a decision on this claim. 11
CARRIED.
A letter from Mrs. R. Cole, Centre Street thanking Council for the
Street light in front of her house •
BUCK: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
MILlER:
CARRIED.
LIONS CUJB
NEWMARKET
A letter from the Newmarket Lions Club requesting financial support
towards scholarships awarded intheir 8th. Newmarket Lions Music
Festival on April 29th.l968.
TRENT: "Resolved that the request of the Newmarket Lions Club be
CORBETT: referred to the Flnanee Committee for consideration, 11
CARRIED.
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5TH REGBLAR
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED
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FLOODING
CLAIM
J.A.BULL
COMMITTEE
OF
ADJUSTMENT
SPEED
READING
COMMITTEE
OF
ADJUSTMENT
COUNTY OF
YORK
RETURNING
OF COIDURS
COUNTY OF
YORK
PLANNING
OFFICE •
LAMBERT &
CASE
PROPOSALS
A.uetter of claim from Mr.J.A.Bulll. 47 Glass Drive, re: flooding
damages totaling $667.00.
BUCK: "Reso)-ved thatthe cla~, of Mr. Bull be referred to ILLINGWORTH: our ~nsurance Company.
CARRIED
A letter from the Aurora Committee of Adjustment re: Submissions
A 15, A 16, Lot 109 and lot 205, Plan 475. W.R. Case applicationn,
enclosing a notice of hearing for March 7,1968 at 7.30 p.m. in the
Aurora Municipal Building.
MURRAY: "Resolved that Councillor Buck is hereby requested to
ILLINGWORTH: attend the Committee of Adjust19ent Hearing on .
March 7,1968
CARRIED
Aetters from Shaw Schools Limited and Evelyn Wood Rer:;'l"tn gDynamics
enclosing information on their speed reading courses. ·
BUCK:
TRENT:
11Resolved that these letters be tabled· until the next
meeting of Council. "
CARRIED.
A letter from the Aurora Committee of Adjustment re: Stoney Creek
Resolution 17-68. The Municipality of Stoney Creek has it within
its own jurisdiction to alleviate the situation about which they are
concerned. It would, therefore, seem unwise to expect other
municipalities to support such a hlf.ln~t -resolution,
DAVIS:W:
BUCK:
"Resolved that we accept the recommendations of 1he
Committee of Adjustment and that no action be taken
on the Stoney Creek resolution."
CARRIED.
A letter from the County of York informing Council that the County
of York is returning the Colours to1he Queen's York Rangers at
Fort York Armouries on Wednesday, April 3,1968 and inviting Council
to attend.
Mayor Davis ret:pJ.IiJot-vd ·'.t.l'!t themembers of Council who wish to attend
are to leave their names vi th Mr. Rodger.
Letters from Conroy Dawson, Planning•,Consultant, County of York re:
lambert propos<:;_ on Yonge Street and Block B, Plan 55o, Golf Glen,
i.Case, enclosing sets of standards which they recommend.
ILLINGWORTH:
'.!'RENT:
"Resolved that we meet with Mr. Dawson as soon as
possible and that the letters be tabled until afteit that
· meeting. 11
CARRIED
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5TH REGULAR
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED
-3 .. March 4,1968
CASE PROPOSAL A letter from Canadian Mitchell Associates enclosing drawings for
GOLF·-GLEN apartment proposal on Block B, Plan 550,
AURORA PUBLIC
SCHOOL
BOARD
MRS. CATTEL
WATER &
GARBAGE
RATES
DELEGll.T:::ONS
TRENT:
DAVIS:W:
"Resolved that the letter be held until Committee Reports
is presented to Council."
CARRIED.
A letter from the Aurora Public School Board enclosing their annual
estim&tes for theyear 1968.
TRENT:
BUCK:
"Resolved that the estimates be referred to the Finance
Committee and Treasurer and that a report be submittted
to Council. "
CARRIED
A letter from Mrs.M. Cattel, Wellington St. E., re water and garbage
rates.
Councillor Miller stated that Mrs. Cattel 1 s request will be included
in a report of the Services Committee.
Mr. G. W. Cleverdon, Supervisor, Traffic, Toronto Area, Canadian National Railways
appeared as a delegation as requested by the Council to discuss the change over of
express traffic to the Concord Terminal. Mr.Cleverdon explained that the Concord
Terminal has the capacity to handle the volume of freight for this part of Ontario.
Aurora, Newmarket and Richmond Hill are only 30 minutes away from Concord. By using
company trucks rather then by rail, they can proiide better and more efficient
eervice, They are now able to also provide specialized service to their customers.
Car load shipments is a separate operation which Mr. Cleverdon's department has no
control over. This service is under the control of the Transportation Department.
The mxpress rates are still about the same and Mr. Watson on Centre Street at the
railway tracks handles all the Aurora calls for pickup and delivery.
The Main reasons for ~rucking express are the .reduction in train service to three
freight trains per day which he has no control over, and that the Transportation
Department want the Traffic Department out of all the stations located near Toronto
and cost is a big factor since they can operate truck express a~ about 20-30%
of the cost of railway express.
Mayor Davis stated that on behalf of Council he wished to thank Mr. Cleverdon for
taking the time to explain the situation to the Council.
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DELEGATIONS
Mr. W. Bailey, Solicitor for Mr. Mario Priola, appeared as a delegation.
Mr. Bailey explained his clients position and stated that in the event the
restriction on height is not lifted, then his client proposes to proceed with the
building of the Town houses.
Reeve Murray presented thereport of1he Council in Committee in which the Committee
respectfully present the following.
A meeting of the Council in Committee was called for Thursday, February 29th,l968
at 8.00 p.m. to meet with Mr. Mario Priola.
Present : Reeve Murray, Councillors Corbett, Davis and Trent, Mr.M.Priola,
Mr. W. Bailey, Mr. A.Jubb, K.B.Rodger and C.H.Duncan.
In the absence of the Mayor, Mr. Rodger, Clerk, requested that a Chairman be
selected • It was duly moved by Councillors Trent and Corbett that Reeve Murray
take the Chair.
Reeve Murray explained that the meeting was called todiscuss several problems that
have arisen in regards to Mr. Priol 1 s proposed development on Wellington St. West.
Mf. Bailey, Solicitor for Mr. Priola, pre~ntad a brief run-down on the events of
the last few months in the attempt to amend the height restriction for Mr. Priol~1 a
property. Mr. Bailey stated that if the height restriction can not be raised
quickly then the high rise apartments will be dropped.
Councillor Trent left the meeting at 8.15 p.m.
Since there were insufficient members of council present, it was decided to hold
a ~lanning Committee meeting in accordance with the report of the Planning Committee
submitted to Council on Janua~ ~,1968 (8) and the members of Council present
felt that it was extremel~0 an to clear up several matters with Mr. Priola
and his solicitor in order to proceed with~ 1 the height amendment,
Mr. Priola is to submit a revised site plan in accordance with the Community
Planning Branch's requirements and he has agreed to a density of 40 apartment
suites per acre on the five acres in phase one of his development as recommended
by Conroy Dowson and the Community Planning Branch.
The present by-law number 1766 is for a height amendment for the whole 14.5 acres
and the Community Planning Branch has recommended a site plan qy-law for the front
five acres where the apartments are proposed. A servicing agreement will have to
be entered into with Mr. Priola for this development.
The Committee therefore recommends that a new site plan by-law be prepared to raise
the height restriction to 90 feet on the front five acres of Mr. Priola's
property. The Committee also recommended that l1r.McPherson should attend the
Council meeting on March 4,1968 so that the Council may hear: his comments ••
MURRAY:
DAVIS:W:
"Resolved that the report of the Planning Committee, dated March 4,1968
re meeting with Mr. Mario Priola be accepted. 11
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DELEGATION~ CONTINUED
Mr. Rodger, Clerk, read the letter with Mr. T,McPherson 1 s comments on the procedure
to follow to obtain the height amendment.
ILL:t1JGWOR"m
WILLIJt\:!SON:
TRENT:
WILLIAMSON:
"Resolved that the comments of our solicitor, in respect to this
matter, be actioned and that letters be sent to the parties mentioned
in the letter and that a staff member be designated to follow
through."
CARRIED
''Resolved that the by-law requested by the solicitor be prepared."
CARRIED.
WHITE STRIP CONSTRUCTION DELEGATION
Mr. Walker, solicitor for White Strip Construction appeared as a delegation. He
distributed copies of a letter that he had written on the problem in question.
He stated that his clients had received a letter from Mr. Jubb stating that no
further building permits will be issued for phase 2 of Sunnybrook Subdivision
until the matter of assessment is cleared up.
Deputy Reeve Williamson presented a report of the Planning Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitt the following:
A Planning Committee meeting was held on February 22,1968. Members present
were Deputy Reeve J. Williamson, Reeve Murray, Councillor W. Davis. Also present
Mayor C. Davis, Councillors E. Buck, C. Corbett, W. Trent, Building Inspector
A.E.Jubb, and Mr. D. Wright, Assessment Commissioner.
The meeting was called to discuss the pros and cons of the assessment values of
model homes built~ by White Strip Construction in 2nd. phase of Sunnybrook
Subdivision, Plan 517.
Letter from Building Inspector was read, advising the Committee of the low
assessment placed on the above houses in relation to the arbitrary 1~,000. assess-
ment called for in the Subdivision Agreement.
Mr. Wright advises the Assessment is based on the 1940 manual and the properties
in Regency Acres Subdivision, which are from 10 to 12 years old.
He also advised that for Aurora to have a house in the ~?,OOO.assessment value
it would have to be in the area of 1800 sq. ft. floor area and sell for about
~35,000 •• There was a general discussion on assessment andfue meeting adjourned
lHLLIAMSON:
MURRAY:
"Resolved that the report of the Planning (hmmittee dated Narch 4,1968
re: assessment values of model homes built by White Strip Construction
Limited, be accepted.,. as amended."
CARRIED.
5TH REGl!ELAR -8-March 4, 196$
DElEGATIONS CONTINUED
Mr. Walker explained that on July 1,1967 his clients signed a conditional offer
with Mr. Kelner for the purchase of the lots. When his clients agreed to the
~~6000. minimum assessment and '1~7 ,000. average it was on a basis of one third
of the selling price of the homes. Mr. Walker stated that his clients need an
answer immediately since 17J· lots have been sold to other builders and
the sale of another 20 lots is ready to be closed.
Mayor Davis stated that a meeting is to be held at 7.00 p.m., next Monday night
with Mr. Wright, County Assessor or somebody from his department and invited ·
Mr. Walker toattend after 7,30 p.m ••
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
REEVE MURRAY IN THE CHAIR
GOLF GLEN APARTMENT PROPOSAL
Mayor Davis presented a report of the Council in Committee in whieh the Committee
respectfully submit the followi~g:
A meeting was held with Council in Committee and the Planni~g B•ard.regarding1he
Golf Glen Apartment Proposal. The meeting was ealltd to' order by th~Mat6r
at 8.10 p.m.
Present< were: Mayor Davis, Reeve Murray, Deputy Reeve Williamson, Councillors
Buck, Corbett, Davis, Miller and Trent • ..
Pi' arming Board P Chairman D.Hill, Member G. Morgan.
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Also present were Mr. B. Case, and Mr. Jim Knox, Canadian Mitehell As:seeiates Ltd.
Planning Consultant, T.M6~herson Solicitor, Jack Reid, Engineer, A. Jubb,
Building Inspector, K.B.Rodger, Clerk.
Tom McPherson explained his request to have a joint meeting or all the principals
concerned in order to not meet the difficulties that were encountered the last
time this~esentation was made before the Ontario Municipal Board.
It was felt thatif a successful case was to be 'resented this time that it.vas
desireable to have Planning Support both from the Planning Consultant, 6onroy
Dowson and the Plamning Board. Mr.Jim K~ox, of the Canadian Mitchell Associates
explained the proceedings at the last O.M.B. Hearing regarding ~-law # 1692.
In view of Mr. Dowson not appearing here to-night Mr. Knox went on to explain his
draft proposal plans that were presented previously. The conclusion was suggested
that the developer re-submit the site plans to the Municipal Council who would
refer them to the Planning Board ,~the Planning Consultant Conroy Dowson, and the
Town Engineer for their comments on the site plan proposal. It was agreed that
this recommendation would be made to the Municipal Council.
The meeting adjourned at 9.15 p.m.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONTINUED
COIF GLEN AP AR'Th!ENT PROPOSAL CONlL'INUED
C. DAVIS:
W. DAVIS:
"Resolved that the report of Cii.uncil in Committee< , dated February
22,1968, re Golf Glen Apartment proposal, be accepted."
CARRIED
ILLINGWORTH.
DAVIS:C:
"Resolved that Mr. Dawson be requested to :nbmit his comments on the
site: plan and that a by-law be prepared and given two readings. 11
ORSI APAR'Thllili!. PROPOSAL
MAYOR DAVIS presented a report
respectfully submit the "" ''
CARRIED
of the Council in Committee in which the Committee
following:
A meeting was held with Council in Committee and the Planning Board regarding
the proposed Orsi Apartment proposal.
Present were: Mayor Davis, Reeve Murray, Deputy Reeve Williamson, Councillors
Buck, Corbett, Davis, Miller and Trent.
Planning Board, Chairman D.Hill, Member G. Morgan.
Also present were J.Reid, Engineer, A.Jubb~ Building Inspector, K.B. Rodger, Clerk
Hr. & l1rs. Orsi, Mr. Smith of Smith and Milne, Newmarket, Ontario, Arthitect for
Hr. Orsi, and Jl'u-. I. Harris , Mark St.
Hayor Davis called the meeting to order at 9.30 p.m. and explained that this
meeting was held at the request of the Chairman of the Planning Board where they
could give joint consideration to the resubmission of the Plans • • presented
to-night.
Dave Hill spoke on behalf of the Planning Board and had suggested that the
Planning Board had approved in principle of High Density dwellings on this parcel
of land subject to the various conditions which they made in their previous
recommendations on the former apartments submission.
Mr. Smith of Smith and Milne then went on to describe the site plans which he
presented to Council and the Planning Board and explained the functions and
physicals aspects of same. Following Mr. Smith's explanation Mr. Harris requested
to speak and passed a comment that he felt the residents of Mark Street which had
objected to the previous development, would not object to th~ development
proposed on the plans submitted here to-night.
It was the opinion of those members present that if this proj~ct was to go ahead
that Council would rave to be assured that the project would ~e architectually
controlled and that the Engineer would be satisfied ~ thatlall the services and
physical amenities of the project would be strictly adhered to.
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REPORTS OF COMMITT~ES CONTINUED
PROPOSED ORSI APARTMENTS
Bearing these factors in mind the Council members present agreed to recommend to the
Council'that they accept this project in principal which would then give Mr. Orsi
and his architect some assurance of Council's intent in order for him to prepare
more detailed working drawin§s and plans, etc. which will be necessary, particularly
as it pertains to the contuurs of the land.
It was mentioned at the meeting that . the wording of by-law 1051 as amended would
have to be checked at it would pertain to this project, and where necessary any
revisions would have to be considered by the Municipal Council.
The meeting adjourned at lO.]~.p.m.
C. DAVIS:
W. DAVIS:
"Resolved that the report of Council in Committee, dated February 27,
19M re proposed O>rsi apartments lie accepted. "
CARRIED.
MAYOR DAVIS IN THE CHAIR.
ILLINGWORTH:
MURRAY:
COUNTY
COUNCIL
"WHEREAS this Council has gone on record to support any progress
in improved commuting service; AND WHEREAS a committee has been
formed, called "GO -NORTH! COMMITTEE", to obtain the SlJlpport of the
residents in this area to have the GO TRANSIT SERVICE extended
north from Toronto to serve • , this area; THEREFORE be it
resol,rrd that this Council whole-heartedly supports the actions of
the "GO NORTH! COMMITTEE". 11
CARRIED
Reeve Hurray presented a report on the budget for the County of York.
The budget for 1968 is $2,840,152.00 as compared to last years budget
of ~3,069,937.00 resulting in a reduction oft)229,785. and therefore
the mill rate will be lower for 1968 and a reduction in levy of
1p22,9:'2.82 to Aurora. The cause of the reduction is the taking
over of the cost of administration of justice in 1968 by the
Province of Ontario.
The cost of the addition to York Manor will be debentured.
The County Bonspiel is on Wednesday and Aurora's team is to play
at 9.00 a.m. and at 11.00 a.m. The team for the first game is to be
composed of Mayor Davis, Reeve Murray, Councillor Miller and
K.B.Rodger, Clerk.
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RE}'ORTS OF COHMITTEES CONTINUED
POLICE
COHMITTEE
SERVICES
COHMITTEE
Councillor Trent presented a report of the Police Committee in which the
Committee respectfully tubmit the following;
That the application of William T. Barber. 9 Yonge St. Auxora for a
Cab Operator's Dicense, and the applications of William Barber, 9 Yonge
St. Aurora, J.H.Clarke, 65 Seaton Dr., C. Dobson, 9 Yonge St., R. Gritten
R.R. # 1 Lefroy, R. Haines, 9 Yonge St. N. and J. Spice, 9 Yonge St. N.
for Cab Driver's License be approved.
TRENT:
BUCK:
"Resolved that the report of the Police Committee re: Cab Oper-
ator 1 s License \ for William Barber -9 Yoilge St. N. and
applicatinns for Cab Driver's Licenses for Wm. Barber, J. Clarke
C. Dobson, R. Gritten, R. Haines and J. Spicer Be aeeepted."
CARRIED.
Councillor Hiller presented a report of the Services Committee in which
the Committee respectfully submit the following:
The Committee has reviewed our present garbage by-law no. 1227 which
authorized the establishment and maintenance of a system for the
collection, removal and disposal of garbage. However, paragraph 6 of
the present by-law does not effectively regulate the handling •) and
collection of garbage as it pertains to what material will be taken and
ths.way in which the garbage is put out for collection by the occupants
ofpremises in·:Aurora.
The Committee, therefore, recommends that a new by-law be prepared in
order to provide regulations that will contribute toward the
improvement of ihe garbage collection in AUll!I1ra.
The new cy-law will re~~te materia],s that will be collected, types,
sizes amiweighte of cont{liners to be used, and time l:i,mits for the
placing of the garbage .. .for cCUl.ection and the r.emoval of the' en~pty
containers by the 'occupants. .'l:he by-law will also include regulations
to help prevent littering of public property.
MILLER:
BUCK:
"Resolved, that the ~M;of the Services Committee dated
Febr11ilXY. 28 ,J968, re :. handling ap_d, c0 J).!9ction p f garbage,
be accepted and that authorization be granted to prepa,:r:e
a new by.:law."
CARRIED.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
NO
PARKING
FOREHT
CRESC.
TRENT:
BUCK!'
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"WHEREAS by-law 1763-68 to prohibit. the parking on one side
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of Foreht Cresc. has been approved by the Minister of
Transport, now therefore the Municipal Council of the Town
of Aurora hereby directs the Works Department to install :!:he
signs as required to .carry out the provisions of this by-law. 11
CARRIED •
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5TH REGULAR ::.10::. MARCH 4,1968
UNFINIS~ED BUSINESS CONTINUED
BY-LAW #
M95
Councillor Trent stated that he had received a report from the Chief of
Police. Apparently By-law # 1695 is null and void since there appears
to be no legislation under the Municipal Act for the parking of
Commercial vehicles in residential areas.
TRENT: "Resolved that by-law # 1695 be referred to the By,-law
WILLIAMSON: Committee for further study and recommendations. 11
CARRIED.
:ITINERANT MILLER: "WHEREAS it is the time of year when transient salesmen for
various materials and services canva!s householders: SALESMEN BUCK:
BY-LAWS
BY-LAW
# 1781
MILLER:
BOOK:
MURRAY:
CORBETT:
DAVIS:C:
AND WHEREAS it is not possible for the Town to licence or
control :._;_tinerant salesmen under The Municipal Act;
THEREFORE be it resolved that authorization be granted for
an advertisment to be placed in the loca~ pape> ' drawing
attention to the fact that the Province of Ontario has
control in this matter under "The Cons\JIDel' Protection Act 11
and that such itinerant salesmen must be registered."
CARRIED
"?" · ~.,ave be given to introduce a by-law to amend By-law
# 1051 to permit the erection of multiple family dwellings on
part of lot 28, plan 246, and that the same be now read as
first time."
CARRIED.
"That the by-law now before the Council be read a second time
and that the Council resolve itself into a committee of the
whole for that purpose. 11
CARRIED.
"Resolved that the second reading of the by-law be taken
WILLIAMSON: as read. 11 ·
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BY-LAWS CONTINUED
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BY·-LA1-I
# 1780
EXPROPRIATE
(FRY)
BY-LAW #
1779
ciJl.LE OF
PROPERTY
MILLER:
BUCK:
TRENT1
DAVIS:W:
"Resolved :bhat leave be given to introduce a by-law to
expropriate part of lot 105, plan 246 , Town of Aurora and
that the same be now read a first time."
CARRIED.
"Reslilved that the by-law now before the Council be read a
second time and that the Council resolve itself into a
Conunittee of the Whole for that purpose. 11
CARRIED.
WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that the second reading of the by-law be taken
as read. 11 DAVIS :C:
MURRAY:
CORBETT:
CARRIED.
"That the by-law now before the Council be read a third time
this day and that Rule 22 of By-law number 1468 be suspended
for that purpose. "
CARRIED
WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that the third reading of the by-law be taken as
read." HURRAY:
MILLER:
BUCK
TRENT:
DAVISW:
CARRIED.
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law to authorize the
sale ofproperty being part of Lot 105, Plan 246 , and that
the same be now read a first time. "
CARRIED
"That the BJ-law now before the Council be read a sedond time
and that the Council resolve itself into a conunittee of the
whole for that purpose. 11
CARRIED.
D~~:S:C: Resolved that the second reading of the by-law be taken as read.
WILLIAMSON;
BUCK:
CORBETT:
CARRIED.
"That the by-law now before the Council be read a third time
ahis day and that rule 22 of by-law no. 1468 be suspended
for that purpose."
CARRIED
WILLIAMSON: '~esolved that the third reading of the by-law be taken
MURRAY: as read. 11
CARRIED.
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BY-1AWS CONTINUED
-12-M.tlRCH 4, 1968
BY-LAW fi
1778
MILLER:
TRENT:
"Thai;. leave be given to introduce a by--law to regulate the
handiing and collection of garbage.rubbish, ashes and other
waste material in the Town of Aurora and that the same be
now read a first time. 11
CARRIED:
WILLIAHSON
MURRAY
"Resolved that the second reading of the by-law be
until the m-t meeting of Council. 11
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CARRIED
NEW BUSINESS
ARTIFICIAL
ICE AT
CENTRE
NANCY
GREENE
ADJOURNMENT
Councillor Miller requested tl:r-t:;Deputy Reeve Williamson, as a member of
the Community Centre Board, present a recommendation to the Board to
investigate the feasibility of building • 'lanset hut behind the Centre'
for artificial ice.
TRENT:
MILLER:
DAVIS:W:
MILLER:
"Resolved that this Council recognizes and appreciates the
contribution and accomplismment achieved by Miss Nancy Greene
. Gold Medal Winner, at the Winter Olympics held in Grenoble
France, and the Mayor send an appropriate letter. 11
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Finance Committee consider a small de•:~.~.:
to the National Olympic Team."
CJ\RRIED
W::JLLIAMSON: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned. 11 (10. 55 p.m.)
CARRIED.
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