MINUTES - Council - 19690616··:
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MINUTES Off THE 11TH. REGtJLAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL HELD IN ~ COUNCIL CHAMBERS
ON MqNDAY 1 JUNE 16TH. 1969 AT 8:00 P.M. "
PRESENT: Mayor R. A. Illingworth, Reeve E. Buck, Deputy Reeve w. Trent,
Councillorli~-;,Davis, Harris, Henderson, Miller, Simmons &
Stewart.
ACCO\JNTS: All accbuhts were approved as printed and circula_ted.
CORRESPONDENCE
Letter #1 Chief of Pdlice Langman -Per!lorinel
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
11 2 Central Moi!t~age & Housing -Sewage, treatment Plant -Conversion
(To be resol'lfed by Clerk -Information) ··
II 3 Ontario Muni¢ipal Board -Approval of By-Law 1814-68
(Information) ·
11 4 Wm. Hodgsoft, .MPP York NoH:h .. Atkriowledgement of Letter of June. 9/69
(Information)
" 5 Town of Newmarket -Ehdot'sation of Resolution re Adult Retraining Centrell
(Information) · · ·
11 6 Department of Highways • Approval of Road Construction Edward & Cousins
II
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II
II
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& Connaught Avenue
(Information)
7 City of Belleville -Resolution re Equal Opportunity for Continuous
"Education In Separate Schools ·
Miller: "Resolved that the letter be tabled for consideration at the next
Harris: meeting.of Council."
CARRIED
8 Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System -Booklet.
(Information) ·
9 Liquor Control Board -Licence fees collected from Licences
(Information)
10 County of York -Invitation to Council to meet Prime Minister Robart_s
on June 18, 1969
(Information)_
11 C. C. Johnston -Solicitor, Mortgage re Lots 3, 4, 5, 7 Plan
(Information)
12 C. C. Johnston -Solicitor -Negotiation of new agreement -Aurora.
Police Department
Trent: "Resolved that a copy of the letter be forwarded to the Aurora
Miller:. Police Association."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -2-
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
13. E. & J. Kohan -Request for Water Servi6&
(Referred to Water Resources Committee}!:.·
14. Town of Fort Erie.-Requesting Endorseml)ht of Resolution
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
15. Canadian Assoc. o~ Fire Chiefs -Membership
(Referred to Fire Comm.)
16. J. D. Reid & Assoc. -Highland Court Improvements
JUNE 16, 1969.
Buck:
Davis:
"Resolved that the Engineer, J. D. Reid and E. A. McGregor, be
authorized to carry out the work program as outlined in the
letter of J.D. Reid dated June.llth, 1969 and that the Mayor
and Clerk be authorized to sign and execute the release of the
Sauro Subdivision Agreement, on completion, as it affects Highland
Court and that the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Trent: "Amendment: that r'".·c··.:•c;~ 3 and 4 of the report be put out
nonderaon: to tender.
Councillor Davis requested a recorded vote~
Mayor Illingworth
Reeve E. Buck
Deputy Reeve Trent
Councillor Davis
If Harris
If Henderson
If Miller
If Simmons (Absent)
If Stewart
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X
X
X
X
4
Amendment Defeated
Nay
X
X
X
X
4
Buck: "Amendment: that Clause 1 be amended that the Town Engineer
Trent: be authorized up to $3,900.00 for the work as outlined in the report."
CARRIED
17. McCarthy &,McC£!l:thy -Infol:"IM.tion Requested
(Referred to C:l,erk for completion).
18. Gulf Oil Co. -Request for Compensation
(Referred to Solicitor& Engineer)
19. County of York -County Weed Inspector
(Information)
20. Aurora Safety Council-Speeders on Residential Streets.
(Referred to Police Comm.)
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REGuLAR MEETING .. ~ .. JUNit 16, 1969.
21. Depai'tmeht of ·Munieipal Affairs -Pt. Lot 77. & 76, Cone. 1
(Referrad to Planning Board) · ·
22. Ontario Water Resources. Comm. -Sewage Analysis
(Referred to Water Comm. ,_ Information) ·
2l• Ontario Municipal Board -Receipt of Letter re Phase 11 Connetting Link
(Information) ·
24. County of York -Invitation to Council til \riait York County Forest
(Information)
25. Aurora Public Library -Re Efforts made on their behalf concerning
possibility of libraries being placed under jurisdication of County Boards
of Trade
(Information)
26. c. c. Johnston -Billings ~eli ~roperty
(Information -Awaiting Survey) . ·
27. York-Oshawa Health Unit ~ ticencing of Fo~d Places
(Answered by Clerk -Copy of By-La~ s~nt)
26. Community Planning Assoc. -Coriferetice
(Information) \
29. Aurora Planning Board -Draft Plan of Proposed Subdivision -Lot 76 -Cone. 1
Plan 514
(Information)
30. Ontario Humane Society -Monthly Report
(Information)
31. Holland Valley Conservation Authority -Minutes
(Information)
32. County of York -1969 Levy (County) $201,422.09 discount of $5,562.65 if
paid by June 11, 1969.
(Information)
33. Wimpey Homes to L. V. Jones -Aurora Orchards Subdivision
(Information)
34. Community Planning Assoc. -Conference June 18 and 19, 1969
(Information)
35. Professional Plan Insurance Agencies Ltd. -Services Available
(Information.(Referred to Finance Comm.)
36. Professional Plan Insurance Agencies Ltd. ~ Details of Services Available
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
37. Aurora Agricultural Society -Requesting Works Dept. to Clean up Park after
Horse Show $100.00 charge would be paid.
(Information and Works Comm.)
38. Aurora Planning Board -Easement -Lot 33, Pl. 246, Kennedy St. w.
(Information)
REGULAR MEETINd -4-JUNE 16, 1969.
39. Ontario E<Jucation Capital Aid Corporntiort -Purchase of Debentures
(Informndon)
40. Department of Finance -Re 1969 Bill ~ Federal Property
(Information)
41. c. c. Johnston -Solicitor -Copy of letter to Registrar Ontario Municipal
Board By-Law 1814
(Information)
42. Aurorn Planning Board -Notice of Meeting
(Information)
43. Township of King -Water Tank TrUck
(Information)
44. Mr. Daley -Wellington St. E. -Remo~al of Curb Stone
(Referred to Works Comm.)
45. Ontario Municipal Board -By-Law #i814
(Appointment of Hearing)
46. c. c. Johnston -Solicitor • Millet Vowles tetter re Insurance Claims
S. Miller and D. Miller
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
47. c. c. Johnston -Solicitor -Wimpe}' Home S,;bdivision
Henderson: "Resolved that the letter be tabled and that the Clerk submit
Trent: a report confirming the action taken."
CARRIED
48. c. c. Johnston -Solicitor -July 1st. Closing By-Law
Trent: "Resolved that the letter be tabled until By-Law #1852 is
Henderson: presented for consideration."
CARRIED
49. c. C. Johnston -Solicitor -Committee of Adjustment Separation, 155
Wellington St. East, D. Vito
(Information)
50. C. c. Johnston -Solicitor -Copy of letter to Comm. of Adjustment re Sub-
mission No. A21, Block B, Plan 550
(Information)
· 51. The Ontario Municipal Assoc. -An;.;nal Convention August 17 to .20th.
(Information)
Henderson: "Resolved that the correspondence be accepted and actioned as
Trent: recommended in the Clerk's report."
CARRIED
REGULAR MEETING -5-JUNE 16, 1969.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Building & Development Committee Report No. 11{' . ' :, ·;·
Reeve Buck presented a report of the Building & Dev~lopment Committee in which the
Committee respectfully presented the following: '' ,' 'i
Committee met June 5, 1969. Present were Reeve BUck, Councillors Harris and
Miller.
A grand tour was undertaken:
1. Property of Cobblestone Nursing Home was inspected. Mr. Jubb, Building
Inspector; Mr. Starkey, owner and Mr. Dol, o)litd~t, were present. It was
established that if the frame garage on the t)roperty, a hedge and a three foot
grass verge were eliminated there would be sufficient room for five parking spaces,
plus driveway access to same.
In accordance with Council's views the owner ~a~ directed that this would be
necessary in order to obtain permission to b\iil(\. The matter was then put into
the hands of the Building Inspector.
2. Property of Aurora TanK and 'Weldihg Co. thi; owner escorted the Committee
0 n an inspection of his plant and site. He outlined his plans for expansion.
3~ Venetiah Blind Company. The Cortttnittee, woi! directed, by Council some weeks
past to look into this project and report back. We took the site into our tour.
We found a lovely home under construction in a most attractive setting. The owner
himself was working on the construction and he conducted us on a tour of the
property. There are three small work areas in the basement, plus toilet
facilities. The garage will be in use during the day as a further work area.
There will be no employees other than the owner himself. At this beginning stage
of his business activity, the owner explained, rental of business premises, plus
mortgage for residential accommodation, is beyond his financial capacity.
In the Committee's opinion this type of development in this area should not have
been permitted. However, it was and no further action can be recommended. We
can only hope that this business will expand and the Town will eventually receive
the benefit of favourable ossessment revenue from this property.
The Committee returned to the Council Chambers to discuss the following:
'1. Aurora Tank and Welding proposal. The Committee studied thezoning by-law
with referenceto requirements for industrial lots.
It is recommended to Council that unless the owner acquires additional property
that the proposed expansion would not be permitted on this site.
2. The Agreement to be prepared between the Town and Dorbank Investments.
Concern was expressed about the time lag between the Engineer starting work on
the survey and specifications and expenditure i,nvolved and an Agreement being
signed.
Without a fulltime solicitor in attendance these matters cannot be attended to
overnight. The Clerk was directed to inform the solicitor of the urgency of the
situation. A further Committee Meeting was called for Tuesday, June lOth with
Mr. Reid, the Town Engineer, requested to~tend.
REGULAR MEETING -6-JUNE 16, 1969.
Building & Developmef.li Report #74 Cont 1 d
Clause 1 -Carried
2 -Miller:
Stewaft:
"Resolved that the 72 hour notice be waived and.that the
delegation be heard."
CARRIED
Mr. Otton, Solicitor for Aurora Tank & Weid;l.ng, appeared as a delegate to
request Council to coi\sider a three foot·side yard for the proposed addition to
the owner's building on Industry Street and to amend the Zoning By~ Law to permit
the reduced sideyard.
Trent:
Miller:
"Amendment: that Clause 2 be referred to the ColinCI.i in Coi!DDittee for
further consideration."
CARRIED
Clause 3 -Carried
Clause 2 Of Page 2 ~ Cartied
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Buck: '1Re!Jalired that the fepo:i:!: of tbe b~ilding & fiE!velC:ipment CoiiDDittee dated
Harris: June Sj 1969 re vai:-ious items be 1'!-ccepted as amended.''
CARRIED
Building & Development Committee Report No. 15
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Reeve Buck presented a report of the Building and Development Committee in which
the COIIDDittee respectfully submitted the following:
The COIIDDittee met with Councillor Harris, Reeve Buck, Mr. Reid -the Town Engineer -
and Mr. Rogers, Town Clerk, in attendance.
1. A draft Agreement prepared by the solicitor was discussed. The Clerk informed
the Coi!DDittee that the solicitor was by no means satisfied that every angle had
been covered in the Agreement. This was the first Agreement of its kind he had
drawn up and he urged the Committee to add or revise where they saw fit. Mr. Reid
expressed serious cocnern wih the Town committing itself to~enditurea in an
estimated amount of $4,000. without guarantee of future industrial development.
2. It is recommended by the COIIDDittee that before the work proceeds further that
the owner be required to deposit with the Town, as evidence of good faith, a
Certified Cheque in the amount of $5,000. to be returned to the owner when
promises of development have been fulfilled.
3. The Town will bear the cost of the road allowance survey only; it being
clearly understood that a total survey of the land to be developed will be
necessary and the owner will bear these costs.
A copy of the draft Agreement prepared by the solicitor, plus additiotBby the
Committee, are hereby submitted for Council's consideration.
4. Wimpey Homes Limited have requested approval for the erection of directional
signs for the new homes. These signa are to be erected at Council's pleasure
on Town-owned property.
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REGULAR MEETING -7-
Btiilding & Development Repot~ t!R• 75 Cont 1 d
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The Committee recommends approval of this request • ..
Councillor Simmons join~d the meeting.
Clause 1 -Carried
Clause 2 -Carried
Clause J(a) -Carried
JUNE 16, 1969.
(b) -Buck:
Harris:
"Amendment: that the attached agreement be tabled and
referred to Council in Committee."
CARl.UE;D
Clause 4 -Carried
Buck: "Resolved that the repo:i:'t of t;he Building & Development Committee dated
Harris: June 10, 1969 re various :i.tems be accepted, as amended."
6.\RliiEh
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Mayor Illingworth requested that copies of sY~Law 16/Q be circulated to the
members of Council.
Golf Glen Mayor IllirtgWOrth ptesented ~ !:'epdrt ol the iluilding Inspector on the
Aprts. parking lot and landscaping of the Golf alen Apartment. He requested
the Building Inspector to submit a report When the work has been
completed.
Band Trent: "Resolved that Councillor Harris be authorized to meet
Instruments Henderson: the Band Instruments Trustees."
Firetnen's
Plaque
Simmons:
Trent:
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Fire Committee be authorized to have a
plaque made up with all the names of former volunteer
firemen listed."
CARRIED
Town Mayor Illingworth stated that there was some confusion in the use of the
Park Town Park last Thursday Night when the ball team removed the snow
fencing for their game. The Horse Show Committee had been authorized by
the Parks and Recreation Committee in February to use the park from
Thursday afternoon, June 12 to Saturday evening, June 14, 1969.
Henderson: "Resolved that a letter of apology be sent to the Horse Show Committee
Trent: for the inconvenience caused to them."
CARRIED
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il.l::dtltAR MEETING
BY-LAW
lly;.:i.a.w 1852-69 iiericietscm:
llarrts:
~8-JUNE 16, 1969.
"That leave be given .to introduce a By-Law to
require the clos:l,ng of shops in the Town o_f Aurora
on Dominion Day and-that the same be now read a
first time."
-CARRIED
Trent: "That the By-Law now before the Council be read a
Simmons: second time lmd that the Council resolve itself into
a Committee of the_ Whole for that purpose."
CARRIED
Second reading approved in Open Council,
Davis:
Buck:
Miller: "Resolved th~f t~e third reading of the By-Law .be
Henderson: presented for eorie:l.deration."
Stewart:
Miller:
ciliiti>
"That the By:oLM-1 rlOw h~fore the Council be read a third
time this day and that Ruie 22 of By-Law No. 1468 be ·
suspended for thai: pl.lrposEi." ·
CARRIED
Simmons: "That the third reading of .the By,..Law be .taken as read."
Harris:
CARRIED
"Resolved that a letter be sent to the Provincial and Federal Governments
requesting that July 1st be made a compulsory holiday for all places of
business, factories, etc. and a copy to the local municipalities for
endorsement."
CARRIED
NEW BUSINESS
Harris: "Resolved that a letter be sent to the staff of the York.County Board of
Davis: Education in the Church Street Building, welcoming them to Aurora."
Councillor Harris requested a recorded vote.
Yea
Mayor Illingworth X
Reeve Buck X
Deputy Reeve Trent X
Councillor Davis X
" Harris X
" Henderson X
" Miller X
" Simmons X
" S1;ewart X
Davis: "Resolved that _the meeting be adjourned." (11:05)
CARRIED
rMYOR
Nay
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JUN 161969
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MOVED BY v ~ SECONDED BY ~ .. '' -~
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the rVeasurer for the same and
the s8H2l; xa&~n be attached hereto.
Addo-X (Central) Ltd,
Aurora Banner
Aurora Catering
Aurora Community Centre
Aurora Greenhouses
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Aurora Parks & Recreation
Avon Sportswear
Bell Canada
Canadian Dust Control
Central Orfice Supplies
County of York
Gift & Greeting Sudio
McConnell Jewellers
Municipal World
Norm's Lunch Service
Ontario Humane Society
P.c.o. Services
Ray's care
J. D. Reid & Assoc.
Stan Taylor Men's Wear
Strathy, Archibald, Seagram
& Col
Taylor's Fuels
lvorkmen' s Compensation
Seagram Distillers Ltd.
Rental of Dictating Equip.
Ad -Garbage Collection
Rerreshments -May 15 5.50
lll.lO Aur. Peewees May 22
Auditorium Rental-Aur. Peewee
Hockey Team
Flower -late Mr. Case & Mrs.
McGregor, presentation to
Mrs. Higgins
Street lighting 1737. 85
Municipal Bldg. 29.64
Victoria Hall 7. 25
War Memorial 8. 65
Bandstand 3.00
Signs 5.85
Rental of Aud. & Craft Rooms
23 Jackets · Aur. Peewee
Hockey Team
Service & orrice
11 Bldg. Insp.
11 Engineer
" Victoria Hall
Mats
150.74
15.45
21.59
9.88
Ctn. Scratch pads, electramix ,.
bond paper, binding case, file
trays, tape writer, mimeo paper,
paper clips, columnar pads
Local Improvements Pror. Services
Card & bow, ink, markers, pen,
clamp
Bulova Watch
Forms 653, 619 and TRl7
Rerreshments -May 15, 1969
Quarantine of Dog
Pest Control Se~ce -June
Rerreshments
Retainer -April 30/69
Shirts & trousers -caretaker
Solicitor's services
Fuel Oil ·· Mun. Bld.
Victoria Hall
Reception
27.73
!J..,jg
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41.82
9.24
116.60
25.00
42.95
1792.24
190.00
386.40
197.66
17.00
132.63
88.20
4.00
62.95
8.25
25.00
26.00
26.00
2.25
364.85
14.63
447.80
45.05
3573.52
122.72
MAYOR
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
PAYROLL ACCOUNT
Week Ending M& ,16/_69 M~ 23/_69' Ma.! 30/_69 June6/69
J. Farrow 25.00 . 25.00 25.00 25.00
M. Hodgkinson 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
G. Stewart 25.00 . 25.00 25.00 25.00
F. Vickers 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
S. Barradell 90.00 90.00 90.00 90.00
c. Bur1i.D.g 110.00 110.00 uo.oo uo.oo
J. Kennedy 110.00 uo.oo 110.00 uo.oo
J. Chapman 83.00 . 80.00 84.00 84.00
S. Buck 12.95
G. Atkinson 110.00 . 55.00 ----
D. Bos 120.69 ----------
R. Brady 100.00 .· 100.00 121.25 100.00
E. Draper 176.68 120.21 131..28 124.66
H. Egan 127.40 158.65 105.95 104.00
S. Engsig 139-58 171.08 110.00 u6.19
L. Foster 167.08 124.4~ 163.33 130.63
A/ Godschalk 151.25 112.08 . 136.50 uo.oo
w. Hamilton 90.00 9o.po 90.00 90.00
C. Holman 167.44 120.33 110.00 uo.oo
1. Johnson 126.87 103-75 100.00 100.00
H. Rolling 120.33 116.19 1.22.38 142.69
T. Snowdon 152-75 156.05 1.23.50 123-50
R. Lilly ------. 80.00 100.00
D. McDowell -----~ ----14.80
D. Lewis 18.00 ---1.2.00 12.00
B. Langman ---.. -------14.80
TOTAL $2,274.02 $1,91.7.78 $1,900.19 $1,887.27 --
GRAND, MAL 1?.979.26
MAYOR
CARRIED
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the sW9R!gltr&fiG~uon be attached hereto.
Armitage Construction
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Aurora Rentall
Bell Canada
Canadian National Railw~
Canadian Tire Corp.
J. H. Chapman
Community Tire Sales
Consolidated Sand & Gravel
Dundas Const.
Goodman's Auto Parts
Gormley Sand & Gravel
International Harvester
ft~Z·~ f~rt,n~ •. ,. IU!I.ler .. :.rca'ldng' .•. ~.
Newmarket Ready-Mix
stail.~a:. Equl.Pfuent<>' '·· • "
Sisman Shoe Co.
Stacey Electric
Stan T~lor Men's Wear
Steel Art Co.
T~lbra s Fliers
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Waugh Shell Service
Wilson ltariiwil.i-e
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<>.:;;n{i.l"J~:,;,;'; · 11~.:.to .:,'J.~:~t~.
A.C. Couplings, Increaser
Wye 13.41
Rental back hoe, float, fill-
sever Davis & Murray Dr. 849.45
Mary St. Ext • backhoe, loader
truck, sand fill, stone . 2502.00
Lumber, cement, plywood
flasher, plug & hanger
Service
Street Sewers
Traffic Lights
Mary St. Ext. -Rental of
2" Pump
Service 727-42ll
727 5515
Express Charges
Battery, Rakes
Straighten eye bolts
19.66
40.41
17.66
41.45
!!.:.§g
Repair tire, replace tractor, tire
& tube
Mary St. Ex. -crushed stone
Back hoe · Davis Rd. Sewer
Muffler & Clamps
Sewers Davis & Murray · sand fill
& pit run 329.10
Mary St. Ext. 3/4 stone 71.42
Service Call repair generator
Paving bld. Post Office
Cold Mix Asphalt
Concrete
])isposit.l:ll~ '. (i.Utter'' l3ro6ill'{ Sweeper.)
:Boots <~ '' '·
instilli' M:•i'aft'i!e g~eh' flli.~he:r. & Jligns
Wi.>rit' shl.rta ·ko tr6us:er~'~ for starr' ·
Cros s~lk' ~ lg,;i" il ~·libtnplet'e';: f~Pl,.S9'? .. inent''· re:ces':. .,. ' .. ''"' · '" · , .. , .. , ,;:,,·'.:·"'··'(<.
Gas61ine''' ''''' 1 '· • •· 'y,:: · 689.32
area:s~v , · · · ' ···" '! · · · 4 • 20 Ftiel~ 0u 3Il64'' ,.
Oi1;''filt'er''& lub. Truck #3 i4.oe
... fi:Jf') ·;,..: :::.; ,': :· ::· II II . .112• ~7
Bl:)!~s/brhs,Hj,s; ~haiti'& ·iiook'·~
washer:··
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3364.86
26.14
4.39
77.73
10.50
46.07
5.40
17.11
3.00
49.46
17.80
448.00
14.86
400.52
20.97
515.00
125.93
27.98
45.00
129.52
284.74
211.17
'3~9:~7
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731.16
56.it
tt.66
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. JUN 16 1969. ,.
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MOVED ev· . L~ /J ,
SECONDED BY /~~~
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.
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
YONGE STREET RECONSTRtllTION
Bell Telephone Co.
Consumers Gas
J. D. Reid & Associat.es
'l'OTAL
.,
Rearrailging Lime between
Kennedy & Mo$J.ey
Towns share of':lowering og
·gas lines. ·
Proffessional·J:lesign Service
Re Stage 2 on Yonge St.'
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CARRIED
5,197.89
8,760.00
5,304.75
$19,262.64
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MAYOR
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MOVED SY Md~ SECONDED SY I YlftF I~"'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.
WATER ACCOUNTS
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Bell Canada
Canadian Brass
Canadian Broomwade
Canadian National Railwa,ys
J. H. Chapman
Control & Metering
Gormley Sand & Gravel
Hoar Transport
International Water supply
McKague Chemical
North York Plumbing
Safety Supply Co.
G. F. Seeley & Son
T. Sisman Shoe Co.
Stan Taylor Men's Wear
Wilson Hardware
Woods Hes~eler
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Crating of pump = lumber only
Flashers, cap, screws & nuts
Service ·· Billing 676.40
Service 719.72
Service
81.88
11.59
1456.12
40.92
Main stops, clamps, dresser coupling
tee, saddle, couplings, service
boxes, pipe 486.17
42.66
4.05
Governor for compressor
Express charges
Hydrant wrench , hydrant block
adapter
Rela,y for chronaflow receiver
Pit run
Express charges
Ground water investigation
HTH Granular
Globe valve, galv. nipple,
and coupling, plastic pipe
galv. pipe,
Expansion rings
100' ·-4" discharge hose
1 Pr. Boots
Shirts & Trousers
Oil, hacksaw blades
Express charges
CARRIED
elbow
clamps.,
25.13
17.87
56.04
7.25
3700.00
28.61
64.40
5.25
322.56
15.16
15.08
8.51
!.1.&Q
$6400.45
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JUN 16 1969
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on tl~!l'reasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto,
CAP::TAL ACCOUNT
POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE CONVERSION
J.P. Morgan Fedetal Sales Tax
Fischer & Porter ( Canada) 1-1211 Orifice Plate
TOTAL
CARR!ED
417.10
90.02
507.12
MAYOR
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That the following accounts be _ _Qaid, that the Mayor issue orders on
POLLUTION CONTROL CEN'l'RE
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
the Treasurer for the same and
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Cash-WQ¥ Electric
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Bell Canada
Canadian Tire Corporation
J. H . Chapman
Collis Leather Co.
Community Tire Sales
Graham Transport
North York Plumbing
Stan Taylor Men's Wear
T. Sisma.n Shoe Co.
Wilson Hardware
Heavy duty socket wrench set
incl. power bar
Service calls -electrical repairs
Service
Service
Connectors, Polyethelene, drill
press
Pipe holders, groove f.rame
2 tons Chlorine
Tire Repair
Express charges
3" Glv. Elbow & Nipple
Shirts & Trousers
3 Pair Boots
Repair & overhauling of lawn mower
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138.60
14.50
972.45
28.91
51.28
22.65
1865.40
6.04
6.00
7.09
45.25
42.50
20.37
$3221.04
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FIRE ACCOUNTS
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Bell Canada
Brad Walker Motors
Canadian Dust Control
Norm Cook Men's Wear
Lawton Bros. Ltd.
Provincial Fire Prevention
Dr. c. C. Rose
Safety Supply Co.
Southwood's Gulf Service
Taylor's Fuels
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Service
Service 727 4211 22.62
727-5432 31.69
727 4744 3.62
1968 Ford · Tune-up, rep~d plugs ,
points. condenser, P.C.V. valve.
set timing, replaced battery . lub,
oil and filter
Cleaning Supplies
2 shirts, 1 pr. shoes
Fargo-lub. oil, checked steering,
and plug & points
Recharge service
Firemen's Medical
Siamese 4-1/2 x 2 1/2 x 2 1/2
114.40
Akron Black Widow
nozzle:•
Gasoline'
Fuel on
183.95
18.21
57.93
70.80
3.20
38.27
11.52
10.00
10.00
298.35
49.78
39.43
$607.49
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
and
PARKS ACCOUNTS
Annable Wholesale Nursery
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Baldwin's Pharmacy
Binion '.s Sunoco
Canadian Pittsburgh Industries
Canadian Tire Corporation
J. H. Chapman
Ivan Daniels
Drummer Haulage
Duke Lawn Equipment
Goodman's Auto Parts
International Harvester Co.
Stiver Bros.
Stan T~lor Men!s Wear
Wilson Hardware
Woods Hepler
21 Trees for Parks
Lumber
Oil filter, valve extensions
Service -Fleury Park
First Aid Supplies
Tire & valve stem
16 gals. shingle/stain
Hooks, oil can, 40 "T'' bars
Fabricate post pounder, tool
hangers, welding repairs
Hammer Knife Sharpener
26 loads top soil
Nat. triplex mower
Belt, torsion spring
2159.33
2...:.21! 6 Pc. wrench set, pliers
Danuser Post Hole Auger
(Charged to Tree Planting Program)
6 qags lime
Work shirts & trousers
Shovel handle, clevis pins, chain,
bolts, screws, keys, rope, washers.
shields, bags end solvent
Express charges
155.40
22.68
10.40
20.10
8.83
18.44
68.54
64.03
26.65
42.00
168.00
2168.91
11..45
432.28
6.00
23.56
19.43
2·2.0 -
$3272.20
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on !he Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Com2ration be attached hereto. POLICE ACCOUNTS
Associated Leasing Service
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Banner Printing Co.
Bell Canada
Binions Motors Ltd.
Binions Motors (Sunoco) Service
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian Electronics
Canadian National Railways
C.N. Telecommunications
Central Office Supplies
Espie Printing
qeorge W. Scully Co.
~ift & Greeting Studio
Ken Holman Designs
J':'~ B Service & Supply
La"!;llfl Paving Co. Mac~~:i.l' s Esso
)tL.
Ray's c~:ff'!
T. Sisl!lllpShoe Co.
Stan T~ylor Men's Wear
Stokes Cll,P & Regalia
Tayl9::r 'fil J.i'uels
WilS9!l;'~~,:v,fiware
. Qb.i-ef .w. Langman { :?·-·:·,g> .l' _:. _,..,
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Rental Savin 200 Copier
Flash light
Service Police Dept. 16.36
X-Walk lights 43.98
Police Lights 3.00
Support Your Police Cards 75.67
Juvenile record & conviction
cards
Staff phones
Service 727-4211
35.25
47.81
43.50
82.06 727-9401
Repairs to Cruiser 859
II H II 869
-11."20
21.70
Oil, lub ,:, filter
Mats
Radio Repairs -Cruiser 859
Express Charges
Telex
Photocopier Carrier, pens
Form 115&122
Raincoat
Bristol Board, markers, record
book, tape
Cotton Banner, stop signs (hand)
Carbon paper, onion skin, drawing
paper, rulers
Repairs to Police Station Steps
Cruiser 848-Washes 7.50
oil, lub, wiper, blades _9.60
Cruiser 859 -washes 8.50
repair tires . battery charge,
oil, filter, lub 21.16
Cruiser 869-washes 7.25
oil, lub, filter, fushes 9.24
Prisoner's meals
Police Boots
Shirt & trousers ·· caretaker
Police Cap
Fuel Oil
Raid, ant traps ,. KIK set, keys
wrecking bars 18.78
Overhauling lawnmower 14.28
Petty Cash -May
Meals Prisoners 6.05
I'l: ojeewr bulb lit. 6-5--
Misc. 8.16
Chief's mzet 20.00
32.35
2.98
63.34
110.92
173.37
32.90
7.42
18.00
24.81
3.00
48.93
6.96
62.36
13.81
4.13
41.00
8.43
150.00
17.10)
29.66)
16.49)
(63.25)
2.30
10.58
15.18
7.85
23.48
33.06
MAYOR
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