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MINtJ'l'ES OF THt 15TH. REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL
CHA.MliERS ON MONDAY, AUGUST 11TH, 1969 AT 8:00P.M.
PRESENT: MayorR. A. Illingworth, Reeve E. Buck, Deputy Reeve W. Trent,
Courtcillors Harris, Henderson, Miller and Simmons.
Mayor IilihgWbr~h express the Council's congratulations to Deputy Reeve Trent
and Mrs. Trent ori the birth of their son.
Ma1or Illingworth congratulated the Era for winning the award for the best
~ports page for a Canadian Weekl1 Newspaper ar1d to the Aurora Banner for
placing second in the editorial writing section.
Mayor Illingworth stated that Councillors Davis and Stewart are on vacation.
' Balloon Mr. K. B. Rodger, Clerk, announced the name of the winner in the
Race July 1st. balloon race and ,the finder's name. The balloon was
found in the Atlantic Ocean, near Gloucester, Mass.
Mayor Illingworth presented a cheque to Master Douglas Bellar,
as winner in the race.
Connecting Link WORISS pciMMITTE:f! lffiPORT tgb. 97
Stage II
Deputy Reeve Trent presetited a ~eport of the Works Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A special meeting was held at 1:30 P.M. in Aurora Council Chambers for the
purpose of opening and recording the Tender Quotations on the Yonge Street
"Stage 211 Connecting Link Reconstruction.
Present were: Councillor W. Davis, Jack Reid, Donald Ralston, K. B. Rodger,
and a representative from Dagmar Construction.
The tender quotations as opened were as follows:
Dagmar Construction
Beamish Construction
Dufferin Construction
$569,303.03
$580,246.00
$615,049.94
The Tender documents were turned over to the Engineer for checking and a
report will be made for the Council meeting of August 11th, 1969.
The Certified Cheques were taken by the Clerk for safekeeping, pending
further decision by Council on this project.
Trent:
Henderson:
"Resolved that Report 1fo97 re Tender opening for Yonge Street
Stage 2 Connecting Link be accepted."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING .;.2~ AUGUST 11, 1969.
J. D. Reid's report presented re:""Silinmary of Tenders and Recommendations
We are pleased to report that we have examined the 3 tenders submitted and
find all tenders correct and balanced.
Summary of Tenders Amotint of Tenders
1. K. J. BeamiSh Construction Ltd. $580,246.60
$615,049~94
$569,303.03
2. Dufferin Construction Ltd.
3. Dagmar Construction Ltd.
Recommendation: That the tender of Dagmar Construction Ltd. in the amount
of $569,303.03 be accepted, subjeet to approval of the D.H.O. and O.M.B.
A summary of Cost Sharing arid Total Est. Cost is as follows:
Amount Shareakle under Conn~ctiri~ tihk
Amount Shareable under Part X Hwy. Act
Corporation Town of Aurora
$558,542.08
~ 34,729.77
$ 98,139.30
$ 42,891.88 Others, Gas, Telephone, Hydro
Total Gross Est• Cost $ '734; 30:3. 03
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Net Cost to Town of Aurora $171,358.39
Trent:
Buck:
Edward
Street
Resolved that the Engineer's recommendation dated August 11, 1969
re ~e Reconstruction ~f Yonge Street Connecting Link, Stage II,
be accepted, and that the Contract Tender of Dagmar Construction
Company Limited in the amount of $569,303.03 be accepted with the
total estimated cost being $734,303.03 and the net cost to the
Town of Aurora estimated to be $171,358.39 following receipt of
grants, and further;
that this award is subject to the approval of the Ontario Department
of Highways and the Ontario Municipal Board, and the Seal of the
Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Councillor Simmons enquired about extending the ~econstruction of
Edward Street from the present contract section to Harrison Road.
J. D. ~id, Town Engineer, recommended that, subject to D.H.O. approval,
resurf•cing only the next block north of section being done which would give
a reasonable surface for a few years until the Town is able to acquire "
some property at the corner of Edward and Harrison in order to correct the
int~eection.
The Engineer •tated that he would have a written report on this matter for
Council's consideration at the next meeting.
Watercourse-"Buck:
Davis Rd. Trent:
"Resolved that the Engineer be authorized to study the
watercourses on Davis Rd. and Child Dr. and report
his recommendations as soon as possible."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING ,-3-AUGUST 11, 1969.
DELEGATION
Trent: "Resolved that the 72 hour notice be waived and that Mr. Adair be
Barris: permitted to appear. as a delegation."
CARRIED
Mr. Adair stated that he resides on Tempe~ance Street and that he wishes to
complain about the weeds and general unti9Y condition of his neighbour's
property. He stated that the weed ihspi!~,tor inspected the property and tha.t
the owner has attempted to cut sotiiil of die weeds, but has not removed .three
old cars.
Simmons:
Henderson:
"Resolved that a letter ~e sent to the owner requesting him to
clean up the property ahd fequest that the owner meet with the
Services Connnittee at a mtittially agreeable date."
CAIUUF:D
CORRESPONDENCE
Letter 1 -Wimpey Homes Ltd. -Construction Vehicles
Harris: "Resolved that the letter be teceived and that Wimpey Homes Ltd.
Simmons: be requested .to take the necessary action to keep the dust to
a minimum on Laurentide Drive."
CARRIED
Letter 2 -Ontario Police Commission -Appointment of Reynolds as Arbitrator
Buck: ·"Resolved that the Clerk and the President of the Aurora Police
Henderson: Association set a mutually agreeable date to meet with Judge
Reynolds for the arbitrationhearing."
CARRIED
Trent: "Resolved that the Mayor be the Town's representative at the
Henderson: arbitration hearing and that the Town's Solicitor act as ,the
second representative."
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Letter 3 -Department of Highways -Approval of Hot Mix Asphalt Patqhing Contract
(Information)
Letter 4 -C. C. Johnston -May and June Account
Copy to Finance Chairman for Information
Letter 5 -OMA Convention Report -August 17 to 20, 1969
(Information)
Letter 6 -Canadian Instituation on Pollution Control -Advance Notice Oct.
26 to •29, Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal
(Information)
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REGULAR MEETING -4-AUGUST 11, 1969.
CORRESPOND~NC~ CONT 1 D
Letter 7 -Building Inspector -Garage Cobblestone Nursing Home Demolition
Started
(Information)
Letter 8 -Wm. Johnson -Proposed Debenture Sale Stage 1, Yonge St. C. L.
Referred to Finance Comm.
Letter 9 -wm. Johnson -Tax Conference Sault Ste. ~rie
Referred to Finance Comm.
Letter 10 -C. C. Johnston -Registration of Wimpey Subdivision Agreement
(Information)
Letter 11 -Committee of Adjustment -Final Consent -Hennessy Property Pt. Lot
139 1 , Plan 514
(Information)
Letter 12 -Town of King -Meetirig of Finance Comm.
Letter 13
Harris:
Trent:
Referred to Finane~ Comm.
Chief of Police -Reque!.t fbr Accommodation Const. o. Patterson
"Resolved that there iS no limitation on the location of an Aurora
Police Officers' residence, provided that if an officer resides
outside of Aurora that hll is availabie for duty as required."
CARRIED
Letter 14 -E. A. McGregor -Cost Breakdown Highland Court
(Information)
Letter 15 -W. R. Outerbridge -Letter of Appreciation
(Information)
Letter 16 -Chief of Police -Constable Warren
(Information)
Letter 17 -Centennial Foundation -Re Julylst. Celebration
(Information)
Letter 18 -William H. C. Bailey -Band Instruments
Harris: "Resolved that the three band instruments owned by the Town
Henderson: be loaned to the Salvation Army."
CARRIED
Trent: "Resolved that the storage of the other Band Instruments
Henderson: be referred to the Finance Committee."
CARRIED
Letter 19 -Aurora Taxi Company -Request Taxi Fare Increase
Referred to Police Comm.
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REGULAR MEETING
:ceRRESPONDENCE CON 'T
-5-AUGUST 11, 1969.
Letter 20 -J. D. Reid -Sidwalk -Spruce Street not availableas connecting
Link -Measure
(Information)
Letter 21-J.D. Reid-Industi:lal'Wiiste Ralston Purina Company
Referred to Water Re!ltlurces Comm.
Letter 22 -Ontario Humane Soc:l.et>' • Jtily Report
(Information)
Letter 23 -York County Bdarh 6£ Education -New Release
(Inforniat:rori.)
Letter 24 -J. D. Reid -Waterw'ofks Improvements 1969 -North Well Pumping Statio;,
Henderson:
Buck:
"Resolved that the_ report of_ the Engineer be accepted and that
the Engineer is hetel)y authorized to consult with Mr. Noonan,
as recommended, and to fUrther report to Council and the Seal of
the Corporation be a!:tai:ihed hereto."
CARRIED
Letter 25 -York County Roman Catholic Separate School Board -Request for 1967
and 1968 Tax Informaticn
Answered by Clerk and Treasurer Information
Letter 26 -Maden & Helwig Ltd. -Kilpatrick Claim Settlement
(Information)
Letter 27 -O.H.S.I.P. -Group Ins. Coverage
(Information)
Letter 28 -J. D. Reid -Gulf Station Complaint
Referred to Solicitor
Letter 29 -J. D. Reid -Copy of letter to Wimpey
(Information)
Letter lO -J. D. Reid -I. G. A. Storm Sewer
Miller: "Resolved that the report of the Engineer be accepted."
Simmons:
CARRIED
Letter 31 -J. D. Reid -White Strip Subdivision Agreement
Trent: "Resolved that a meeting be arranged between the Chairman
Henderson: of the Works Committee and the Engineer to study and report on
the drainage situation of Aurora Heights Dr. and Haida Dr."
CARRIED
Henderson: "Resolved that the Works Committee be authorized to study the
Simmons: possibility of a sign at Aurora Heights Drive and Haida Drive
to direct motorists to Wellington Street."
CARRIED
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tetter 32 -Great American :tns. Co. -Crosswalk Sign Dalllage C1aim
(Information)
L~tter 33 -Committee of Adjustment Township pf Whitchurch ~ Request to
sever a lot of 100• frontage No. 11 Highway G. Dtitkworth
Henderson: "Resolved that the letter be received and f:l.ied.li
Buck:
CARRIED
Letter 34 -J. D. Reid -Culvert Access Anderson Harriman Rd.
Henderson: "Resolved that the Engineer be authorized to meet with the
Buck: owner's contractor to work out a suitable access to the
property and for the contractor to install the access as directed
by the Engineer."
CARRIED
Henderson: "Resolved that the Engineer submit a report on the servicing
Miller: of this property."
CARRIED
Letter 35 -W. J. Langman -Const. Mcintaggart
(Information)
Letter 36 -W. J. Langman -Const. McLenny
(Information)
Letter 37 -W. J. Langman -Taxi Driver License -Application Paul Woods
Referred to Police Comm.
Buck:
Miller:
"Resolved that the correspondence be accepted and actioned as
recommended in the Clerk's report. 11
CARRIED
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Services Committee Report No. 93
Councillor Simmons presented a report of the Services Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Services Committee was held o.n Wednesday, July 23, 1969.
Present were Councillor Simmons, Chairman; Councillors Harris and Stewart,
Members A. E. Jubb, Bill Montgomery, Aurora Chamber of Commerce, and Doug
Allan, Architect and Chairman of Richmond Hill's "Face Lift Project".
Mr. Allan spoke first on the actions of the Committee that promoted the
"Face Lift Project" in Richmond Hill. The Committee had made recommendations
to the Richmond Hill Council for the use of textured sidewalks; pedestrian
lights every thirty feet; trees planted in the sidewalks; special boxes for
flowers and for newspapers; litter containers; benches; civic centre to
include MUnicipal Building, fire hall and public library, and the improvement
of street signs.
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REGULAR MEETING -7-AUG. 11, 1969.
Services Committee Report No. 93 Cont'd
Mr. Montgomery presented the results of the Chamber of Commerce's survey
on overhanging signs. Forty-nine replies were received from the merchants
and businessmen in town. Sixteen replies were in favour of the removal
of all existing overhanging signs within one year, thirteen wanted no action
to be taken whatsoever, and one asked that any by-law introduced be for
future signs only and that no action be taken on existing signs. Twelve
of the replies favoured the prohibiting of all overhanging signs and
eighteen replies favoured controlled overhanging signs and the balance of the
l:eplies were from merchants. in the plazas.
!t is suggested by the Committee that just any by-law will not work and that
if. a by-law is approved by. the Council, the by-law must be stringent in its
requirements. The Committee recdmmends that overhanging signs be discontinued
arid that the owners of existing overhanging signs be given two years to replace
them with facial signs. It is also recommertded by the Committee that all signs
should be of the facial type with no more than 15 to 18 inches projection
from a building and that the signs must be of an attractive design.
The Committee also recommends that the size of signs should be limited and
size could be based on the lineal frontage of the property; example being,
one square foot of sign for every ten feet of frontage, and possibly ltmit
the number of letters on a sign.
The Committee feels that possibly a by-law to control signs is not the
answer, but rather to have a by-law requiring a permit for any sign to be
erected would give the necessary control.
Simmons: "Resolved that the report of the Services Committee dated July 28th,
Harris: 1969, re Overhanging Signs, be accepted."
CARRIED
Works Committee Report No. 95
Deputy Reeve Trent presented a report of the Works Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Works Committee was held on Wednesday, July 30, 1969.
Present were Deputy Reeve Trent, Councillor Davis, and C. Duncan, Deputy Clerk.
1. Tender for Loader-Backhoe -The Committee reviewed all of the tenders
received. A comparison study was made of the specification for the equipment of
the three lowest bidders which were as follows:
International Harvester Co. Ltd.
Condis Equipment Ltd.
Dems Diesel
I.H. 4t3514
J.D. 500B
Ford 5500
$11,068.30
$12,600.00
$13,020.00
The Committee is of the opinion that the three machines, the John Deane JD500B
is the most suitable for the Town's needs and therefore recommends that the
tender of Condie Equipment Ltd. in the amount of $12,600. be accepted •
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REGuLAR MEETING -8-AUG. 11, 1969.
Works C~mmittee Repprt No. 95 Cont'd
2. Tender for Dump. Truck -The Committee reviewed the tenders received for
the supply of a 27,500 G.V.W. Dump Truck. The Committee recommends the
acceptance of the tender of International Harvester of Canada Ltd. for the
supply of one 1969 International Harvester Loadstar 1700, with the addition of
the reinforced fram and the four M.E.S. grip tires, and the V-345-196H.P.
engine in lieu of the V-392-236H.P. engine as follows:
List Price, F.S.T. Incl. $7' 291.40
Reinforced Frame .75.09
4 M.G.s. Grip Tire 96.61
$7;1!63.10
Credit for V345 in lieu of U392 146.57 Cr.
$7,316.53
Trade In 845 •. 00 --6,471.53
5'1. P.S.T. ·' §23. 58
Total Cost $6,795.11
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3. Culvert for Driveway ~ Harriman Rd. -The Committee studied the request
of Mr. Anderson for a metal culvert for a driveway access across the creek
on the west side of Harriman Rd. The Committee recommends that the culvert
should be twenty feet in length and of the same size and gauge of the culvert
installed at the south end of Harriman Rd. for access to thessnior public
school and that the cost of the culvert and the installation shall be the
responsibility of Mr. Anderson.
4. Sewer Connection -Mr. Yarrow -Harriman Rd. -The Committee has studied
the problem of the sewer connection, to Mr. Yarrow's Home on the west side
of Harriman Rd. freezing during the winter time. The Town Superintendent
has advised the Committee that the problem appears to occur on the west side
of the resident's bridge which is on private property. Mr. McGregor has also
advised the Committee that the connection from the main sewer to the property
line was installed wfth the maximum fall that the conditions would permit.
Therefore the Committee recommends that Mr. Yarrow be advised that there is
nothing that the Town can do to help him with his problem.
5. Canadian Good Roads Assoc. Convention -The Committee recommends that Mr.
E. A. McGregor be authorized to attend the Canadian Good Roads Convention
to be held at Edmonton and recommends that t~e following expenses be allowed:
Plane Fare $192.00 and 4 days at $25.00 per day for a total expense of $292.00.
6. Oiling of Streets -The Committee wishes to advise that the oiling of
the 4 streets as quired has been completed and that the Committee Members have
received no complaints from any residents.
7. Eguipment for Mechanic -The Committee recommends that the following
equipment be purchased in order for the Town Mechanic to carry out the proper
maintenance of the Town's vehicles: Floor Jack, large enough to lift dump
trucks, two axle stands, a timing light, a grease gun of the type that is
squeezed with one hand with a flexible rubber hose and nozzle, and a torch
for both cutting and welding complete with the necessary tips, brazing rod and
steel welding rod. The cost of the above equipment is estimated at $735.00.
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REGULAR MEETING -9-AUGUST 11, 1969.
7. Equipment for Mechanic Cont'd
The Committee recommends that the Purchasing Agent be authorized to obtain
three prices on each''of the items and that the Committee be authorized to
purchase the neces~ary equipment at the best price obtained.
8. Snow. Plow Gates. o. The Committee has been studying several types of snow
gates available and .l:here appears to be one model in particular that should be
satisfactory, however, the Committee would like to see this model before making
a recommendation which woUld necessitate a trip to Blind River. Therefore,
the Committee recommends,that the Works Committee Chairman and members be
authorized to go to Blind River:, to 'V'ie:w the snow gate and that the usual
expenses be allowed. · · · · '
9. Snow Removal By-Law -The C9~il:tee has been reviewing By-Law 914
requiring the removal of snow frJ?fu, sidewaj,ks. and also By-Law 1432 Prohibiting
the removal of snow from service ili:al:iori'1ots, etc. onto public property.
The Committee has requested ~u!'.tJ:ler:iihi:b:qTiation from the Town Superintendent
and will be submit~ing:rratoinfuendal:i 0 ns, 'The. Committee has, in conjunction
with the above, requested the To~ Superintendent to prepare his recommendations
for the Committee's cohsl.der<J.tioit, on th~ pos,sibility of tendering for snow
removal from sidewalks and the off-street parking lots, or alternatively,
the rental of equipfuent needed in order for the Works Department to plow the
sidewalks and parking lots~
Clause 1 -Carried
Clause 2 -Buck: 11Amendmeht: that d1au sa 2 be referred back to the
Simmons: Committee to prepare new tender specifications for a
dump truck and that authorization be given to re-tender."
CARRIED
Clause 3 -Carried
Clause 4 -Henderson: "Amendment: that Clause 4 pe referred to the Engineer
Simmons: for study and a report."
CARRIED
Clause 5 -Carried
Clause 6 -Carried
Clause 7 -Carried
Clause 8 -Buck: "Amendment: that Clause 8 be tabled for further
Henderson: considerationo"
CARRIED
Clause 9 -Carried
Trent: "Resolved that the report of the Works Committee, dated August 5,
Henderson: 1969 be discussed item by item and accepted and the Seal of the
Corporation be attached hereto, as amended."
CARRIED
Reeve Buck in the Chair.
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REGULAR MEETING -10-AUGUST 11, 1969.
Special Liaison Committee Report No. 96
Mayor Illingworth presented a report of the Special Liaison Committee in which
the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
In accordance with Minutes of Council dated April 7, 1969, and April 21, 1969,
a Special Liaison Committee consisting of the Mayor, Chairman and Vice Chairman
of the Community Centre Board and the Chairman of the Recreation Committee
and Vice Chairman of the Recreation Committee, was appointed. One of the
functions of this Committee was to review the continuation of the system of
appointing an Assistant Recreation Director for 4 month periods in conjunction
with the University of Waterloo.
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The Special Liaison Committee met .em ~ledneSday, July 30, 1969 at 8:00 P.M. in
the Board Room of the Community Centre. Ptesent were Mayor Illingworth,
Chairman Dinsmore and Vice Chairman iz~·ffet of Recreation, Chairman Caruso and
Member Hookings of the Cotnmtihity cehti·e Bbhrd and Recreation Director Batson.
It was unanimously agree4 that ·th<i .first period of the new system had been
successful and that Hr. jl.m Clelfelahd shpu1d be cofl'.mended for the excellent
job he is doing ih ~he operatiort of th~ ~wimming pool and his interest in the
activities of the Recreation arid Sport~ in Aurora, generally. It was there-
fore agreed that the Universl.ty.of Waterioo. be re&uested to select suitable
candidates for the September~PecembGr period artd that Chairman Dinsmore
be responsible for arranging intetv:f.e,;s with the applicants.
No problems have been experienced by either Recreation or Community Centre
Board by the amalgamation of staff. Members o£ tffi Special Committee were
requested to consider possible amalgamation of the two appointed bodies,
and that this would be discussed at the next meeting.
Because of Budget allocation, it was agreed that the salary split for
personnel carry on as is for the balance of this year and this matter be
further discussed prior to preparation of the 1970 Budget. The split
presently in use is as follows:
Recreation Director
Assistant Director
Secretary
60'7. Community
40'7. Community
60'7. Community
Centre
Centre
Centre
40% Recreation
60% Recreation
40'7. Recreation
Council is requested to approve the appointment of an Assistant Recreation
Director for the period September-December, 1969, and the salary split as
listed.
Illingworth:
Trent:
"Resolved that Report 96 of the Special Liaison Committee
dated July 30, 1969 re Appointment of Asst. Recreation Director
be accepted."
CARRIED
Mayor Illingworth in the Chair.
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REGULAR MEETING -11-AUGUST 11, 1969.
Special Committee Report No. 98
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Special Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the -following: ·
Councillors Harris and Miller appeared as delegates to the Toronto and York
Roads Commission on Don Mills Road at 11 A.M. Monday, August 11, 1969.
Subject: Pedestrian Crosswalk at Wellington and Haida Streets.
A request for traffic lights or a pedestrian crosswalk was again requested
and was again turned down.
However, the Commission agreed to conduct another survey as soon as possible
after the new school semester atarts.
Miller: "Resolved that the Spec:lai Committee Report 98 of August 11, 1969
Harris: re Pedestrian Crosswalk be accepted."
CARRIED
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Sports
Weekend
Councillor Miller presehted the motion tabled at a previous meeting
of Council.
Miller:
Stewart:
"Resolved that a Committee of Council be set up to organize
and operate the sports field day the week of August 30th. to
September 1, 1969.
Air
Conditioner
Miller:
Buck:
DEFEATED
"Resolved that the feasibility of using the present air.
conditioner in 1he Council Chambers for the Police offices,
and the purchase of a quieter model for the Council Chambers
be investigated by the Purchas ing Agent, and a report be made."
Henderson: "Amendment: that the motion be tabled for further consideration."
Trent:
Islandia
Subdivision
Simmons:
Harris:
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Holland Valley Conservation Authority
be approached regarding any requirements or the
possibility in conjunction with the Town of Aurora,
the acquisition or acquiring of conservation lands within
the proposed plan of subdivision of Islandia Developments
Ltd. and as provided for in section 14 of the Town Official
Plan."
CARRIED
Buck: "Resolved that the-Council sit past the hour of eleven o'clock
Henderson: until by-laws have been considered."·
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -12-AUGUST 11; 1969.
Model
Airplanes
in Parks
Harris:
Simmons:
"Resolved that kite flying and model airplane flying
be prohibited in the Towri Parks and that a By~Law be
prepared for this Council 1 s co~sl.deraHon to protect
the children and other users of our parks."
Buck: "Amendment: that the motion be tabled tintil the next meeting of
Miller: the Council. 11
Culvert
~Gratings
Property
Exchange
Gurnett St.
CARRIED
Harris: "Resolved that Town Superintendent and Town Engineer
Henderson: carry out',a study of placing gratings on open culvert
pipes in tii,e Town ofAtlrora and submit their report to
the Council for flirthef consideration, together wi~th
an estimated costo"
Harris:
Simmons:
CARRIED
"Resolved that. the )lu:l.1cHng~&'DevelopWent Committee
meet with Mr. J6hh Reid to investigate. the possibility
of the exchange ot acqi.d.sif.ion of lands, in the low lying
area on the east side 6f Gtirnett Street."
CARRIED
Scott Air-Pak Henderson: "Resolved that one Scott Air-Pak II, Ba:ck-Pak style,
for P.C.C. Trent: complete with a wall case, be purchased from Safety
Supply Company in the amount of $449.40, i~cluding
51. Provincial Sales Tax, for the Pollut1an Cont,rol
Centre and that the Seal of the Corporation be
attached hereto. u
BY-LAWS
By-Law 1856-69
Miller:
Simmons:
CARRIED
"That leave be given to introduce a By-Law to repeal by-laws
number 603, 639, 749A, 867, 947, 979 and 1096 being by-laws
for the closing of various classes of shops during certain
hours and that the some be now read a first time."
CARRIED
Harris~ "That the By-Law now before the Council be read a second time and
Henderson: that the Council resolve itself .into a Committee of the Whole for
that purpose."
CARRIED
Second Reading of the By-Law approved in Open Council.
Simmons: "Resolved that the third reading of the by-law be presented for
Henderson: consideration."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -13-AUGUST i1, 1969.
By-Law ],§56-69 Cont'd
Simmons:
Henderson:
Simmons:
Henderson:
"That the By-Law now before the Councii be read a th:i.:td time this
day and that Rule 22 of By-Law No. 1468 6e suspended for that
purpose."
CARRIED
"That the third reading of the by-law be taken as read,"
CARRIED
By-Law 1857-69 Buck: "That leave ):)e given to introduce a By-law to amend
Trent: by-laws number 614, 1761, 1790 being a by-law to
authorize participation in the O.M.E.R.S. and that the
same be how read a first time."
Henderson:
Harris:
dARRiEb
"That the By-Law now befo~e fhe Counc;l.l be read a second time and that
the Council resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole for that
purpose."
CARR!E:O
Second Reading of the By-Law approved in Open Council.
Simmons: "Resolved that the third reading of the By-Law be presented for
Miller: consideration."
CARRIED
Simmons: "That the By-law now before the Council be read a third time this
Miller: day and that Rule 22 of By-Law No. 1468 be suspended for that purpose."
CARRIED
Trent: "That the third reading of the by-law be taken as read."
Harris:
CARRIED
Simmons: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned." (11:20 P.M.)
CARRIED
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