MINUTES - Council - 19690520----~
MINUTES OF THE 9TH, BEdULAR MEE':t'iNG OF THE COUNCIL HELD IN THE
COUNC:rt CHAMBERS ON MONDAY, MAY 20, 1969 AT 8:00 P.M.
PRESENT: M!ey"or R. A. Illingworth, Reeve E. Buck, Deputy Reeve W. Trent ,
Councillors Davis , Harris; Henderson, Simmons and Stewart.
ACCOUNTS
All accounts were approved as prin~ed and circulated.
CORRESPONDENCE
1. Ontario Department of Education -Application for Grant; Approved
(Information)
2. Aurora Community Centre Board • parking lot -Community Centre
Davis :
Henderson:
"Resolved that the Town Engineer be advised to check with
the Clerk and the Community Centre Manager before
authorizing Wimpey Homes Ltd. to proceed with the trunk
sewer through the Cofnmunity Centre parking lot."
CARRIED
3. Ontario Municipal Board -By-Law #1814
(Information)
4. Canadian Mental Health -Proposed Medical Centre
Buck:
Stewart:
"Resolved that a letter be sent to the Canadian Mental Health
Association advising them that the proposed development is
before the Planning Board and expressing Council's disapproval
in their writing to the Council in this manner."
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CARRIED
5. J. D. Reid 8o Associates -Wimpey Subdivision Schedule "D"
Trent:
Buck:
"Resolved that the hill in the park on the north side of Aurora
Heights Drive be reshaped and terraced by Wimpey Homes Ltd.
and to be shown in theSubdi vision Agreement Schedules."
CARRIED
6. J. D. Reid 8o Assoc.
(Information)
Connecting Link
1. Dept. of Municipal Affairs -Name of Representative Regional Government
(Information) ·
8. Industrial Waste -Conference
(Referred to Water Comm. and Engineer)
9. Aurora 8o District Minor Hockey -Letter of Thanks
Buck:
Davis:
"Resolved thati the letter be received and that copies of the
le"l;ter be sent to the Community Centre Board and Mr. Batson."
CARRIED
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9TH. REGULAR -2-MAY 20, 1969.
M!ey"or Illingworth stated that the Council will be presenting the jackets
to the Aurora Legion Peewee Hockey Team on Thursdey, Mey 22, 1969 at the
Community Centre•
10, York County Board of Education -Capital Construction
{Information)
ll. York County Board of Education -1969 School Levies
Buck: "Resolved that the letter be tabled until the Treasurer's
Trent: report is received later tonight."
CARRIED
12. University of Guelph -Tree Maintenrunce Course
{Referred to Parks & Recreatiorl Comm.)
13. Ontario Humane Society -Monthly Report
{Information)
14. Department of Municipal Affairs -By-Law 1814
{Information)
15. Committee of Adjustmeht -Block A, Plrun 535 -B17
(Information)
16. Committee of Adjustment -Block B, Plan 550 -A2l
(Information and Referred to Engineer)
17. Canadian Mitchell Assoc. -Golf Glen Phase 2
(information)
18. Aurora Parks & Recreation Comm. -Overnight Parking of Trailers
Trent; "Resolved that a letter of reply be sent to the Parks and
Buck: Recreation Committee advising them that By-Law No. 1644 for
prohibiting motorized vehicles in Town Parks would appear to
be the only By-Law affecting the overnight parking of trailers
in Town Parks."
CARRIED
19. Bell Gouinlock & Co. -Proposed Debenture Issue
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
20. Department of Highways -Approval of By-Law 1837
(Information)
21. Township of King -Water Tank Truck
Henderson: "Resolved that the Clerk arrange a meeting between King
Harris: and Whitchurch and Aurora Fire Committees at the Aurora
Fire Hall and that the tank truck being provided by King
Township be brought over to the Fire Hall for the meeting."
CARRIED
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9TH. REGULAR -3-MAY 20, 1969.
22. Ontario Assoc. of Housing Authorities -17th. Annual Conference
(Information)
23. St. Joseph's Separate School •·Walkathon
Buck: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
Davil;:
CARRmD
Reeve Buck stated that she will be participating in the Walkathon.
24. Medland & Son-J. Irwin to be representative
(Information)
25. J. Yarrow-Complaint re Sewers
(Referred to Works Comm.)
26. I.G.A. Foodliner -Answer to complaint re Rodents
(Information)
27. McPherson & Binnington-Re BY-Law 1838 ~I. Rutherford
(Information)
28. C. C. Johnston -Liability for Libel or Slander
29.
30.
31.
32.
Henderson:
Trent:
"Resolved that a copy of the Town Solicitor's letter be
sent to the Town's insurance company for clarification of
coverage for libel and slander as it pertains to each
member of Council. "
CARRIED
C. c. Johnston -Restrictions re Holidays
(Referred to Services Comm.)
C. C. Johnston -Re F. Orsi Construction
(Information)
C. C. Johnston -Re Sauro
(Information)
C. C. Johnston -Account
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
33. County of York -Fox Bounties
(Information)
34. Ontario Water Resources Comm. -Approval fe Construction of Watermains
(Information)
35. Onnario Water Resources Comm. -Approval re Construction of Storm and
Sanitary Sewers
(Information)
36. City of Kitchener -Resolution re Assessment
(Information to Finance Comm.)
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37. N. Cable Construction Co. -ConferenCe
(Information)
MAY20, 1969.
38. Central Ontario Regional Development Council -Newsletter
(Information)
39. Unemployment Insurance Co. -Certificate of Permanency
(Information) ·
40. Wm, Langman -Hours of Work
(Referred to Finance Comm;)
41. J. T. P. Brown-Complaint re Property
(Referred to Bldg. & Dev. Comm.)
42. Chief of Police -Complaint -Wellington Street East,
(Information)
43. Crane Canada Ltd. -Deep Well PumP -Offer to Purchase
(Referred to Water Comm.)
44, Sax & Isaacs -Barristers -Oid Arena Site
(Request to appear e.s Delegate)
Miller:
Henderson:
"Ce.ne.de.
Week"
DELEGATION
"Resolved that the correspondence be accepted and e.ctioned."
CARRIED
Henderson: "Resolved that the week of May 25 to May 31, 1969
Buck: be proclaimed Canada Week."
CARRIED
Mr. Lambert appeared e.s e. delegation to request that Council extend the mortgage
on the Old Arena Site which comes due on June 21, 1969 and to request Council
to consider his proposal for development of the property. He stated that he
has appeared many times in the last two years and that he would appreciate
Council's earliest consideration of this proposal.
Henderson:
Buck:
"Resolved that extracts of the minutes and all reports concerning
this development be prepared and circulated to the members of the
Council and that a meeting of the Council iri Committee be called
as soon as possible to discuss the proposal, and that e. copy of the
extracts be forwarded to Mr. Lambert."
CARRIED
9TH. REGULAR
International
Water Supply
Buck:
Henderson:
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Couhcillor Davis stated that International Water Supply have
completed tests a.t one location near the present well. Fairly
good results were obtained, but the Town Engineer recommends
another test drilling about one hundred feet from the well at
an additional cost of $800.00.
"Resolved that an a.ddi tiona!. $800,00 be authorized for further
exploration, for water supply, and that the Seal of the Corporation
be attached hereto."
CARRIED
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Reeve Buck in the Chair.
Committee of the Whole -Report No. 52
Mayor Illingworth presented a. report of the Committee of the Whole in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Council in Committee was held ori Monday, M~ 12, 1969 at
8:00P.M.
Present were: Mayor Illingworth, Deputy Reeve Wm. Trent, Councillor Davis,
Harris, Henderson, Simmons and Stewart.
1, Edward Street Reconstruction -Tenders for the reconstruction of Edward
Street from Cousins Drive to Conna.ught Avenue were received as follows:
K. J. Beamish Construction Co. Ltd.
Botting Asphalt Paving
Dagmar Construction Ltd.
Gazzola. Paving Ltd. ·
$18,191.05
$19,851.80
$18,255.06
$23,342.38
The Committee recommends that the tenders be referred to the Engineer for
study and recommendation.
2. United Church Parking Lot -The Committee discussed the leasing of the
United Church Parking Lot and recommends that the recommendation of the
Services Committee as outlined in its report be accepted.
The Committee also recommends that the services committee meet with the
merchants on Yonge Street and/or the Chamber of Commerce to discuss
parking requirements and to submit a. report to Council with their
recommendations.
3. Resolution re F. Orsi Construction Limited -The Town Solicitor has
appr :cod the wording of the Resolution passed by Council on May 5, 1969
regarding the purchase of industrial lands by Dorbank Investments from
F. Orsi Construction Limited and Nobledale Construction Ltd.
4. Statutory Holidays -The Committee discussed a letter from the Town
Solicitor in reply to Council's enquiry re closing of shops on a. holid~.
The Committee recommends that a. By-Law be prepared in accordance with the
solicitor's letter, declaring July lst. a. holiday and requiring all
stores to be closed on that d~.
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9TH. REGULAR -6~ MAY 20, 1969.
Committee of the Whole -Report No. 52 Cont'd
5. SaJ.e of Deep Well Turbine Pump -The Committee discussed the sa.l.e of the
deep well turbine pump and recommends that the Council accept the offer
to purchase of Crane Canada Limited in the amount of $1,600.00 on the
condition that Crane Canada Limited accept the pump on an "as is" basis.
Clause 1 -Buck: ".Amendment: That the report of J. D. Reid be included in
the Committee Report." Trent:
Clause 2 -Carried
Clause 3 -Carried
Clause 4 -Carried
Clause 5 -Carried
CARRIED
Illingworth:
Davis:
"Resolved that the report of Council in Committee dated May 12,
1969 re various matters be discussed item by item and accepted,
as amended."
CARRIED
Mayor Illingworth in the Chair.
Police Committee Chairman's Report -No. 50
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Police Committee Chairman in
which he respectfully presented the following:
Councillor P. Miller, Chairman of the Police Committee met with Mr. D. Merkur
and Mr. Khamissa on April 30, 1969 at 2:00P.M.
The meeting was ca.l.led to discuss by-laws pertaining to early closing store
hours. After a lengthy discussion it was recommended that all by-laws
pertaining to early closing be repealed and that merchants be allowed to set
their own hours of business.
However, the Committee feels that this report should be tabled for one month
so that other interested merchants may have a chance to either support or
oppose the Committee's recommendation.
Miller:
Harris:
Buck:
Miller:
"Resolved that the report of the Police Chairman dated May 13, 1969
re early closing by-laws be accepted, as amended."
"Amendment : that a letter be sent to the Chamber of Commerce and
the businessmen requesting their views."
CARRIED
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9TH. REGULAR -7-MAY 20 , 1969.
Police Committee -Report No. 51
Councillor Miller presented a report o~ the Police Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the ~o11owing:
A meeting o~ the Police Committee and members o~ the Aurora Police Association
was held on Friday May 9th. at 4:00 P.M.
Present were: Councillor Miller, Councillor Stewart. Also present were
Constables T. McClenny, K. Faulkner and J. Mitchell.
The ~ol1owing matters were disc~ssed:
1. The meeting was called to discuss the Town's proposal as requested by the
Police Association re wage negotia:l;ions wi:hh a view to averting arbitration
proceedings. The Committee recbmmend that a tinance & Liaison Meeting be
called by the Ma.~-or with all me111bel:'s o~ Council invited and members o~ the
Police Association with a view to hope~ly settling salary negotiations.
The Committee recommends that this meeting be called at the earliest
convenience.
2. The Police Committee wish to advise Council that Model Builders have
purchased the old Federal Building. Chairman Councillor Miller is in receipt
o~ a letter expressing the desire o~ Model Builders Ltd. to rent the building
to the Town o~ Aurora as Headquarters ~or the Police Department. The necessary
renovations, we understand, will be done by Model Builders •.
Clause 1-Henderson: "Amendment: that the Finance and Liaison Committee
Davis: meet with the Police Association to discuss the
Clause 2 -De~eated
salary negotiations and submit a report to the Council
in Committee."
CARRIED
Henderson: "That a letter be sent to Model Builders advising them that
Harris: Council is not in favour o~ renting the old Post O~~ice Building
~or a Police Station."
CARRIED
Miller: "Resolved that the report of the Police Committee dated May 13,
Stewart: 1969 re meeting with Police Association and of~er to rent
~ormer Federal Building be accepted, as amended."
CARRIED
Building & Development Committee-Chairman's Report No. 54.
Reeve Buck presented a report of the Building & Development Committee
Chairman in which she respectfully submitted the ~ollowing:
Re~erred to the Building andDevelopment Committee by Resolution o~ Council
April 21st. was the matter of acquiring a piece o~ land ~or the purpose of
straightening out the jog on Industry Street at the intersection o~ Wellington ST.
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9TH. REGULAR MEETING -8-MAY 20 , 1969.
Building & Development ,Committee Report No. 54 ~. Cent' d
A meeting of the ConJinittee was called for May 15th. to deal ~ith this and
several other items of business including a site for Senior Citizens'
housing ·
Mr. Mille~ and Mr. Harris,the other members of my Committee, were unable to
attend but Mr. Veto the property owner was available and indeed most anxious
to have the matter attended to. I saw no reason to delay the matter further
and cause needless inconvenience so I kept the appointment with Mr. Veto.
I have this to repo~t:
Mr. Veto is willing to convey the land required in ~eturn for reasonable
compensation. As pointed out in the Committee of Adjustment report, a
municipality has the jtirisdictionto charge a fee of severance.
The decision whether to do so or not was referred to this body ••. the Council.
Severance fee for this property woUld be approximately $600.00.
I would recommend to Council that the matter of price be referred to the
Finance Committee to study and report.
Buck:
Miller:
"Resolved that "\'he report of the Buiiding and Development Committee
dated Ma;y 15, 1969 be discussed and. accepted.."
Henderson: "Amendment: Resolved that the report be tabled and that the matter
of price be discussed in Council in Committee tonight and then Stewart:
be referred to the Finance Committee to resolve.·"
CARRIED
Committee of Adjustment
Ma;yor Illingworth presented a report of the decision of the Committee of
Adjustment for the severance of a lot on the east side of Indust~ Street South.
Trent: "Resolved that the decision of the Committee of Adjustment be
Henderson: accepted and that the Clerk find out about the restrictive
covenant registered against the lots on Indust~ Street."
CARRIED
Special Tree Committee Report
Councillor Harris stated that the members of the Special Committee
investigated the condition of the tree at 99 Temperance Street and in the
Committee's opinion authorization should be granted to the owner to remove
the tree at his expense.
Harris: "Resolved that the report of the Special Tree Committee, dated
Stewart: Ma;y 20, 1969 re tree located at 99 Temperance Street, be accepted."
CARRIED
9TH. REGULAR -9-MAY 20 , 1969.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Edward Street Trent: "Resolved-that the tender of K. J. Beamish Constru-ction
Company Li~ted in the amount of $18,191.05 for the
reconstructicn of Edward Street be accepted and that
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Reconstruction DaVis:
CARRIED
Town Band Stewart: "Resolved that a registered letter be sent to the Town
Instruments Henderson: Band Instruments Trustees instructing them to deliver
the Band Instruments owned by the Town to the Tmm
Office within seven days."
CARRIED
Lion's Carnival Stewart: "Resolved that the Works Department be authorized
Fencing Miller: to erect the snow fence around the Town Park for
the Lion's Carnival May 30th, 1969 and that the same
to be left in place for the Aurora Horse Show."
CARRIED
Councillor Miller gave Notice of Mo ion to permit a Property Notice By-Law
to be prepared which would require property owners to keep property free of
debris.
Parks Miller: "Resolved that the w~shroom facilities in Fleu?y Park
Building Stewart: and all other buildings in the various town parks be
administered, maintained and operated under the
jurisdiction of the Parks and Recreation Committee."
CARRIED
Police Cruiser Miller: "Resolved that authorization be granted to call
Stewart: for tenders for one police cruiser to replace cruiser
No. 848 and that the tender be included with the
tenders to be called for other Town vehicles."
CARRIED
16th. Annual DaVis : "That the foreman of the Pollution Control Centre
be allowed to attend the 16th. Ontario Industrial
Waste Conference and the Seal of the Corporation
be attached hereto. 11
Conference Illingworth:
Cobblestone House
Nursing HOme
Addition
CARRIED
Reeve Buck stated that an application has been received for
an addition to the Cobblestone House Nursing Home and the
zoning of ~his type of business is unclear in the zoning
by-law and .also side yard requirements.
Buck: "Resolved that a letter be sent to Mr. Dowson, York County
Henderson: Planning Consultant, requesting some advice as to this matter."
CARRIED
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9TH. REGULAR -10-MAY 20, 1969.
Trent:
Miller:
"Resolved that the Council sit past the hour of 11 o'clock for
half an hour • "
CARRIED
BY-LAWS
By-Law #1845-69 Buck:
Davis t
"That the By-Law now before the Council be read a.
thil'd :time th:l.!l day. "
_CARRIED
Third reading of' the By-,.Law passed :l.n open council.
Works Dept.
Clothing
Trent;
Davis:
"Resoived that authorization be granted to purchase the
following items f'or the Works Department Staff':
28 Prs. of' work trousers and shirts from Stan Taylor's
Menswear_ at a. cost of' $186.18 including sales tax;
8 Rain suits from M. L. Snyder & Son Ltd. at a cost of'
$97.44 including sales tax;
11 Pairs of' work boots with safety toc3 from T.
Sisman Shoe Co. with the men to pay half' Of' the cost of'
the boots;
and that the Seel of' the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
By-Law #1849-69 Buck: "That leave be given to introduce a By-law to levy
Davis: taxes required f'or education purposes f'or the year
1969 and to provide f'or tee collection thereof' and
that the same be now read a first time."
CARRIED
Stewart: "That the By-Law now before the Council be read a
Miller: second time and that the Council resolve itself' into
a Committee of' the Whole f'or that purpose."
CARRIED
Second reading of' the By-Law approved in Open Council.
Harris:
Trent:
"That the By-Law now before-the Council be read a third
time this day and that Rule 22 of' By-Law No. 1468 be
suspended f'or that purpose. "
CARRIED
Buck: ''That the third reading of' the By-Law be taken as
Trent : read. "
CARRIED
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9TH. REGULAR
York County
Board of
Education
Davis:
Miller:
-11-MAY 20, 1969.
"Resolved that the York County Board of Education
be requested to explain the $180,000. increase in
Aurora's costs for education over last year's actual
cost of education for Aurora."
CARRIED
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS FOR WHICH NOT!CE HAS BEEN GIVEN
Reeve Buck in the Chair.
Chain of
Command &
Clerk
Administrator
Illingworth:
Trent:
"Reference is made to a Notice of Motion pre-
sentea on May 5, 1969, regarding the appointment
of a Clerk-Administrator and a revised Chain of
Command:
"Be it resolved that the Finance and Liaison
Committee be authorized to carry out a complete
study of the proposed organization, Chain of
Command, duty analysis and terms of reference
of the position of Clerk-Administrator, depart-
ment heads, and committees.
"Be it further resolved that the Finance and
Liaison Committee be authorized to carry out
interviews with department heads and other
personnel as may be required and a complete
report and recommendations be submitted to Council
for consideration as soon as possible."
CARRIED
Davis: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned." (11:40 P.M.)
CARRIED
MAYOR
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.J 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.
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GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Addo-X Central Ltd.
Associated Leasing Service
Aurora Banner
Aurora Catering
Aurora Greenhouses
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Banner Printing Co,
Bell Can!!oda
Canada Law Book Ltd.
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian National Railways
Central Office Supplies
Central Office Supplies
The Financial Post
H. E. Hartley Consultants Ltd.
Municipal World
North America Business Equip.
P.C.O. Services Ltd.
Speciform Limited
Taylor's Fuels
The Era
Wilson Hardware
Rental Dictating Equip.
Rental Savin 220 Copier
(3 months)
Ads: Public Notice, Cancer-
Tree Week-Air Cadet Week-
Chamber of Commerce Week-
Daylight Saving Time
Catering Services
Flowers
Street Lighting 1739.64
Municipal Bldg. 33,74
Victoria Hall 10.15
War Memorial 7. 56
Band Stand 4 . 59
41.82
117 .oo
69.30
19.80
21.95
Signs 3.8I 1799.55
Receipt Books, car signs,
Little N.H.L. & Legion,
Envelopes
Service -Office 158.19
Bldg. Insp. 15.45
Engineer 26.16
Victoria Hall 9. 56
Ont. Statute Citator Service
Mats & Mops
Crossing Agreement
Pens, Typewriter Service,
Savin Rental-March , Foolscap,
desk pad, stencils , kraft
envlopes, electromix, mimeo
paper, rex ink, carbon paper,
257.56
209.36
60.00
18.00
5.00
stapler, binder 252.95
Advance billing -type-
writer service
1 Yr. subscription
Fee -Insurance tender
Forms #652, 653
Rental of mailing machine
Pest Control Service -May
Payroll cards
Fuel Oil
1 Yr. Subscription
Broom, fuses, wax, pliers,
padlock, salt, fuses, hooks,
plugs , nails , masking tape ,
steel wool
305.40
11.00
800.00
17.85
59.85
26.00
7.04
20.13
5.00
27.43
MAYOR
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PAYROLL AC,&~~ED BY ~ -
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
Weei!J,~ the Corporation be attached hereto. Apr. 18 Apr. 25 May 2 May 9!!l
J. Farrow •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $ 25.00 $ 25.00 $ 25.00 $ 25.00
M. Hodgkinson •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
G. Stewart••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25.00 2$.00 25.00 25.00
F. Vickers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25.00 25.00 2$.00 25.00
s. Barradell••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 92.25 92.25 243.00 * 90.00
c. Burling••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 98.00 98.bo 322.23 * 110.00
J. KennedY••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 117.60 98.b0 322.25 * 110.00
J. Chapman ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.00
S. Buck•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6.93 26.37 24.98
G. Atkinson •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 98.00 98.00 327.13 * 11o.oq
D. Bos••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 90.00 55.69 144.21 * 100.00
R. Brady .............................. 90.00 101.81 172.07 * 91.25
E. Draper •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 121.80 104.00 358.08 • 131.28
H. Egan. o a a a a a o a eo o o o a o 11 e eo a o a a • ., a oa o o o 94.00 107.53 292.15 * 111.80
s. Engsig.aa••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 98.00 105.35 386.18 • 125.83
L. Foster •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 110.86 101.68 414.72 • 165.38
A. Godschalk ............................ 98.00 98.00 352.56 * 125.13 w. Hamilton •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 82.00 82.00 226.00 •. 90.00
A. Higgins ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 98.00 101.68 2,423.41 • * c. Holman•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 115.35 98.00 341.53 • 122.38
L. Johnston •• 00 0 0 0 0. 0 0 •·• 0 a 0 0 00 •• a 0. 0 00 0 90.00 90.00 274.75 • 121.25
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$1,798.22 $1,777.94 $7,397.08 $2,061.08
Total $ 13,034.32 . ·''~'·
* includes retroactive pay
** includes Regular pay, 4 wk. vac. retro. and sick leave credits
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MOVED BY
i21:::3 ~ MAY 2 0 1969 ,._
SECONDED BY /z./a//-~~ ,.
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the Sea~ IA.eumm!fsn be attached hereto.
Annable Wholesale Nursery Ltd.
Armitage Construction
Atlas Asbestos Co.
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Banner
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Aurora Power Equipment
Bell Canada
Bennett & Wright Contractors
Binions Sunoco Service
Canadian National Railw~s
Canron Limited
J. H. Chapman
Daily Commercial News
Galt Safety Equipment
Goodman's Auto Parts
MacNeil's Esse Service
Miller Paving
Milton Quarries
d~~iTI&fiff~~ape Contracting
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Trees 519.75
Mary St. Ext • -Saddle 6 • 28
Culverts & Packing Pins90.96 97.24
Mary St. Ext. A.C. Pipe--161.20
Plywood 13.84
Sealed Beams, plugs, etc. 21.84
Tender Ad -Edward St . 18.48
Service 17.78
Street Sewers 55.70
Traffic Lights 8.75
Repair Chainsaw, redder
Service 727-4211 37.78
82.23
22.90
727-·5515 4.62 42.40
Speed Limit signs, stop signs227.61
Oil, filter & lub 9.21
Express Charges 3.95
Manhole Covers 53. 36
Repair running board -
truck #9 6.00
Tender Ad -Edward St. 33.60
Barricades & lights 143.33
Hydraulic hose 18.10
Replace Brake lines, tune-up 138.06
repair altenator, oil & lub,
replace speedometer cable,
various trucks
Cold Mix Asphalt
Limestone Screenings
Tree Removal Payment #3
274.12
61.10
1844.50
Sweeper 1850.00
Jgf/:ijjs Nozzles ~.oo. 185§,60
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W'hi:tJel"TMffii:''Paint~'"".
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7~3·$~ f4,80
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Gas "Giiii, Bits , shovels j · P
:tifek"i!i:nd';liandle >? · •· ·' 41.60
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MAY 2.0 1969
Moved by .. ~d/:;({?~HH .
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasur'er for the same and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
WApR ACCOUNTS
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
D. 1. Bassett Ltd.
Bell Canada
Borough of North York
Canada Valve Ltd.
Canadian Brass Ltd.
Canadian Tire Corp.
Canron.Ltd.
Gormley Sand & Gravel
MoM.w,It Radio
Wilson Hardware
2.02
518.00
St!i.ltes
Biliing
Service
2.,-1/2" Gav.
Pipe
Service
835.85 1,353.85
Tee, Bushing,
Mary St • Ext. -Tapping
Main
Mary St. Ext. -Tapping
Sleeve & Valve, valve box,
lead
Valve covers & plugs, gal.
pipe, dresser couplings,
14.02
40.92
110.51
393.45
main stops, couplings, tees,
bando clamps , gal. vap 135. 58
Spr~ Paint 3.95
Mary St. Ext. 8" M.J .pipe 813.25
Pit Run 8.76
Switch 1.76
Acid, Hinges, Broom, Rope,
Brushes , Propane cylinder,
solder , 12.23
$2,890.30
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Carried
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of the Corporation be attached hereto.
POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACcOUNTS
Aurora ~dro-Electric Comm.
· Aurora Radio Hospital
Bell Canada
Caaadian Laboratory Supplies
Canadian National Railweys
Certi~ied Lab Products
J, H. Chapman
Graham Transport
North York Plumbing
Teyl.or' s Fuel.s
G.R. Ward
Wilson Hardware
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Service
Fuses
Service
Methylene Blue
Express Ch!l.rges
Drum, Certi--chlor Cone. &
Cradle
Welding Pipes & coupling
Express Charges
759.33
1.58
28.91
7.6o
3.75
Braided Packing , 2" cl.a.mps
Fuel Oil.
192.16
21.65
3.00
29.06
191.29
3.00 Fabricate sMall cam
staples, bulbs, nozzle,
coupling, valve, tumblers ,
holder, roller and handle,
mop heads , towels , paint ,
parts cabinet
Carried
48.90
$1,290.23
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MAY 2 0 196@ ,._
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MOVED BY lO /I lQ_ G 4. d @();., f./Vk----SECONDED sv(../~~ R'( /{/ ~ 7
That the following\sfccounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
FIRE ACCOUNTS
All Around Building Maintenance
Aurora Automotive
Aurora HYdro-Electric
Aurora Rent-All
Bell Canada
.Canadian Dust Control
J. H. Chapman
Community Tire Sales
Dr. W. Faudemer
Fire Fighters' Assoc. of Ontario
Provincial Fire Prevention Co.
Dr. C. Rose
Safety Supply Co.
Southwood's Gulf Service
Taylor's Fuels
Dr. J. Urqhart
Wilson Hardware
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Floor Wax
Rad Hose, clamp, oil
Service
Spark Plug
Service 727-4211
727-5432
727-4744
Cleaning Supplies
22.93
31.69
.h€g
Welding outlet on tank truck
Tire Repair
Fireman's Medical
1969 Dues
Recharge Services
Fireman's Medical
Scott Air Pak, Hose Straps,
fire hose, double hydrant
gate valve
Gasoline
Oil Burner fuel pump
Fireman's Medicals
Grease, paint, batteries,
sealed beams, lights
25.00
7.33
22.00
1.15
58.24
3.20
15.00
7.50
15,00
10.00
52.50
10.00
770.91
119.38
15.00
30.00
29.41
$1,191.62
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MAX 2 0 1969
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MOVED SY (;0</) 'bZ:Lf ,d /ute ,{ /Yfa,{ SECONDED SY ( 7~~£~~
That the followin<Yaccounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be a!!ached hereto.
PARKS ACCOUNTS
Annable Wholesale Nursery
Attridge Lumber
Canadian Tire Corp.
J. H. Chapman
Endean Nurseries
Paris Playground Equip. Ltd.
Ruttan's B.P.
Wilson Hardware
Trees for Parks
Lumber
Sawhorse, brackets, oil,
gas can
Lengthen trailer, light
guards
Tree
Playground equipment-swings
Oil & lubrication
Misc. items
CARRIED
42.69
8.55
8.32
150.43
5.25
154.35
5.86
2.]2
$378.17
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MAYOR
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Seconded by ...... . . . .. ... :. ... ... ... . .................. ..
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That the following-· accounts be··_paid, that the Mayor issue orders· on ·the_ ·-Treasurer .. for the same and the Seal
of the Corpo_ration _ be _ :._-~ttached hereto.
POLICE ACCOUNTS
Associated.Leasing
Aurora Banner: ·
Aurora Hydro ... Electric Comm.
Banne.r Printing. Co.
Bell g, Howell-canada Ltd.
Bell·Canada
Binions Motors Ltd.
Canada Law ·Book.·Ltd.
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian Electronics Service
C.N. Telecommunications
Central Office Supplies
Domtrec Sales Ltd.
Dr. W. Faude!llElr , Dl' • A. Diamond
T.K. Fice
George W. Scully Co.
Globe g, Mail
Chief W. Langman
Lawton Bros. Ltd.
MacNeil's Esso Service
Ont. Assoc. of Chief of Police
~lt,;it~!~t
Receiver General of Canada
Saf@ttaStt~p~aa~~g
S~~Ke-M~teeMatches Ltd.
~l:i!ii''ii.Yhel:S::!.ect:ric Comr:;.
Tm!nE!!aF:d.nt:tng Co.
lli:iiied. :~iii'& 18. t!-dbMfl Ltd .
'Jitiion '\HM4ware
"3:i.nicn.s ~·1oto:r3 t;td.
Ganu.d.a I.!m·.r Boolt Ltd.
Canadia..r:-. -~)D.s·;· Ccrrt:r(: l
C1:m~~,dian I:::lect·t·oaics fkrvicc·
c. N. TB1-?cor:m!_un.ic(~:r,ion3
Cer~tral. Office ~~llPlJlies
,Dcmt:rec Sa,lc~.:.: Lt.~1 .
.Dr. \.1, P.:=.L;.l.de!!Y·:r:l D~"' •. A. Diamcnd
T.K. F.ice
l>:;o:t"l!e H, E-~cu.lly (:c.
;J)...ob;;~-& Mt-.d.l
Cb j_ f: f ¥.s. t .. .i3,np::1t:tn
Rental of ,Savin. 200 Copier
Ad .,. Constable g, Cadets
Service
Envelopes
Servicing Projector
Staff Phones 4 7 • 81
Service 727.,.4211 43.50
727•9401 84.32
Repairs tqC~iser #ti5~-
0nt. Statute Citator Service
ME!-tS .
RadioRepairs -.Cruiser 848
'l'elex
Binner, T/W Service
Police Billies
Medical -.Dispatcher
Toggle Switch
Narcotics Kit, detection
supplies
Ad ~ Constable g, Cadets
Petty Cash , April -Meals
42.75
Misc. 39.00
Repairs to Cruiser 848
Car washes, etc. Cr. 848-64.86
Cr. 859-23.53
32.:35
15.40
58.36
18.0()
12.50
175.63
18.94
30.00
6.00
34.45
45.10
13.68
9.43
15.00
.84
57.02
90.20
81.74
75.46
Cr. 869-21.59 109.98
Membership g, Registration 30.00
First Aid Kits 67. 56
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MfetyOBEii!i:kbiJ!~&be!f'3et" 111~, M
fiil:.n:ion 3~, ll§
Jlav-'llQo'iiEltable & Cadets 22: lfd
tliies icioru:i.'M!Ul!FSif!l g, 859 (l)&: O:i!
:!iei'Vfcffignll!iwn Mower'n. Bl. 10.08
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Hats
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