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MINUTES OF THE TENTH REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL IN THE COUNCIL
CHAMBERS ON TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1970 AT 8:00 P.l1.
PRESENT: Mayor R. A. Illingworth, Reeve E. Buck, Deputy Reeve W. Trent,
Councillors Davis, Harris, Henderson, Miller, Simmons & Stewart.
Mayor Illingworth advised the Council that Mayor Lex Mackenzie, past member
of the Ontario Legislative Assembly and Honourary Mayor of the Town of
Aurora, had passed away last week.
Mayor Illingworth requested that members of Council wishing to attend the
Ontario Mu.~icipal Association Convention in Ottawa from August 16th. to 19th.,
1970 advise the Clerk.
Mayor Illingworth advised that a meeting is to be held on May 27, 1970 at
the Finch Campus of S·~-~->><:a College to discuss the applications for the location
of a second campus and those wishing to attend are to advise the Clerk.
ACCOUNTS
All accounts were approved as printed ru1d circulated •
CORRESPONDENCE
Letter 11 - 1 Ladies Assoc. Multiple Sclerosis -Lottery Tickets
(Referred Police & Information)
11-2 Aurora Safety Council -Meeting
Buck: ''Resolved that one hundred dollars be granted to the Aurora
Trent: Safety Council for transportation charges for a delegate
to attend the National Safety Council Convention in Fredericton,
New Brunswick and that theSea1 of the Corporation be attached
hereto on
CARRIED
11-3 Ontario Industrial Waste -Conference
(Referred to Water Resources Comm.)
11-4 T. R. Anthony Malcolm, Letter re Canada Week
Buck: "Resolved that the Town of Aurora support "Canada Week".
Stewart:
CA.JmiED
11-5 Ontario Dept. of Tourism -Pl~ Study
(Information
11-6 P.C.O. Report -28 Knowles Crescent
(Information)
11-7 Prime Minister of Ontario -Federal Prov. Conference
(Information)
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TENTH REGULAR -2-
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
11-8 Ontario Humane Society -Monthly Report
(Information)
11-9 E. A. McGregor -R. Brady in Workman 2 Class
(Referred to Finance Comm. & Liaison Committee)
11-10 E. V. Stewart Real Estate -27 Machell Avenue
MAY 19, 1970.
Henderson: "Resolved that a letter be sent to Mr. Stewart advising
Trent: of the apartment residential zoning on the lands and
including a copy of the Zoning By-Law."
CARRIED
11-11 Ontario Housing Corp. -Aurora O.H. 2 -22 Senior Citizens Units
(Information)
11-12 Canadian Institute for the Blind -1970 Campaign
Stewart:
Davis:
"Resolved that the request for the 1970 Campgain by the
c. N. I. B. be granted."
CARRIED
11-13 Dept.of Municipal Affairs -Regional Government
(Information)
11-14 Dale & Company -Life Insurance Tender
(Information)
11-15 Aurora Chamber of Commerce -Luncheon
(Information)
11-16 Fire Committee -Meeting Whitchurch, King & Aurora
(Information)
11-17 Collis Leather -Change of Name
(Information)
11·18 Dept. of Communications -Re Radio
(Information)
11-19 Ontario Water Resources Comm. -G. A. Misaingham -Re Township of King
(Referred to Planning Board)
11-20 P.C.Q. Report -28 Knowles Cres.
(Information)
11-21 E. A. McGregor -· Re: J. Harris
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
11-22 Toronto & York Roads Corrnn. -A. J. Rettie -Entrances to Schools
(Referred to Engineer)
TENTH REGULAR -3-MAY 19, 1970.
11-23 Auror.a Police Department -T. & T. Trailers
Stewart: "Resolved that a copy of ·the Police Report be forwarded to
Harris: the Town Solicitor with a request to expedite report on required
information and that a letter be sent to T & T Trailers
requesting their co-operation."
CARRIED
11-24 York County Board of Education -Sewage Disposal Visit
(Information)
11-25 Police Department -Re Auction receipts
(Information)
11-26 Police Department -Cab Licences
(Referred to Police Comm.)
11-27 Morden & Helwig Ltd. -Mrs. Madill and Mrs. Scott's Claims
(Information)
11-28 Holland Valley Conservation Authority -D. Sterritt
Buck: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
Trent:
CARRIED
11-29 St. Joseph's School -Fourth Annual School Walkathon
Trent: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
Henderson:
CARRIED
11-30 Dept. of Transport -By-Law No. 1867-69
(Information)
11-31 Dept. of Highways -1970 Road Expenditure By-Law
(Information)
11-32 Gary Gilbert -Re By-Law No. 1863
(Information)
11-33 Barry Young -Re Request for Town to become Treasurer
(Referred to Finance Committee)
11-34 E. A. McGregor, Town Superintendent -Garbage Report
(Referred Services C0mm,)
11-35 E. A. McGregor, Town Superintendent -Sidewalk Cleaning Equipment
(Referred to Works Comm.)
11-36 Marshall, Macklin, Monaghan Ltd. -Urban Programming Studies
(Information)
11-37 Jan Devantier -Letter of thanks to Mayor & Council
(Information) ·
REGULAR MEETING -4-
11-38 Dept. of Highways -Subsidy payment
(Information)
11-39 Simon Fraser University -Sharon Thomas re Maps
(Information)
11-40 Committee of Adjustment -Submission No. B-27
(Information}
MAY 19, 1970.
11-41 E. A. McGregor, Town Superintendent -Regional Government
(Referred to Works Comm. & Water Resources Comm.)
11-42 Aurora Police Association -Regional Police Force and comments by Reeve
Harris: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
Miller:
CARRIED
Buck: "Resolved that the corre~pondence be accepted and actioned as
Henderson: recommended in the Clerk's report."
CARRIED
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Police ~mmittee Report No. 188
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Police Committee in which the
Committee reapcctfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Police Committee vas held on Monday, May 4, 1970 at 7:00P.M.
Present were: Chairman Councillor Miller, Mayor R. Illingworth, member and
Councillor Harris.
The following matters were discussed:
1. Taxi Licence
The Committee reviewed the application for a Taxi licence for a Mr. Frank
McVeigh and concur with Chief Wm. Langman that it be approved.
2. Police Uniforms
The Committee recommends that when an Officer is hired the first uniform
be purchased immediately and the second uniform be purchased after completion
of the probationary period.
3. Car Wa"ehes -.Police Cruisers
The Committee studied this matter and would recommend that a contract be
entered into with the Temperance Street Car Wash which would entail the
following: ·
Three cruisers to be washed twice each week, or oftener, if necessary, and
to be thoroughly cleaned inside and out once every two weeks, or oftener, if
necessary.
REGULAR MEETING -5-MAY 19, 1970.
Poli;<:e Colmnittee Report No. 188 Cont'd
3. Car Washes -Polic.e Cruisers Cent 1 d
Complete total of contract to be $363.00 for the year 1970.
4. Letter from George Street School Crossing Guards -re Parking Situation -
Tyler Street
The Committee concurs with this letter and also concurs with the
recommendations of the Traffic Safety Officer and recommend that "No Parking"
signs "Here to Corner" as covered in our Traffic By..,Law be erected immediately
and the Works Department be so advised. The Committee also recommends that
the Traffic Safety Officer be in attendance at the erection of all traffic signs.
5. Traffic Signs -Public Library -and Brookland .Avenue
The Committee recommends that as soon as the Trhffic By-Law is approved
by the Departkent of Transport the proper signs re the above be erected
immediately.
6. Letter of April 7, 1970 from Chief Langman-Re Second Hand and Antique
Shop~s----------------------------------------------------------
The Committee recommends that all Second Hand Shops in the municipality
be advised that we are contemplating drafting a by-law governing second hand
shops and we would appreciate any comments they may have before such a by-law
becomes final.
7. Portable ~gen Unit
The Committee recommends that a portable oxygen unit be purchased and
placed in the patrol car for use in emergencies.
8. Canadian Safety Council Conference
The Committee recommends that Councillor Stewart be authorized to attend the
Canadian Safety Council Conference in Fredericton, New Brunswick, May 24th,
25th, 26th and 27, 1970 and the necessary expenses be allowed.
Clauses-1 to 8 Carried
Miller: 11 Recolved that the report of the Police Committee /fr188 dated May 4,
Stewart: 1970,, re various matters be discussed item by item and accepted
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Services Committee Report No. 1.89
Councillor Stewart presented a report of the Services Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
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REGULAR MEETING -6-MAY 19, 1970.
Services Committee Report No. 189 Cont'd
A Meeting of the Services Committee ~as held on Tuesday, May 5, 1970 in the
Council Chambers:
Present were: Councillors Stewart, Simmons and Harris and,
Reg. Whiten, Omar Khasimissa, Ron Mills and Lawrence
Hutchinson, Members of the Aurora Merchants Association.
1. Traffic Control
The representatives expressed general satisfaction with the new parking by-laws
in the Town but suggested. that the traffic must be controlled. The Committee
recommends that a survey should be made again on the desirability of lights
at Dunriing Avenue and Aurora Heights Drive.
2. Parking Enforceme~
The Committee recommends the parking jot dt the rear of the Municipal Building
and at Stedman's should be 2 hour parking with police enforcement. The parking
lot adjacent to Temperance Street should be unrestricted as regards to number
of hours of parking.
3. Off Street Parking Signs & lots
The Committee recommends that the same type of parking signs as used in Toronto,
a sign which is widely recognized, should be used in the Town of Aurora.
These signs should be placed as follows:
1. Victoria Street and Mosley Street
2. Yonge Street and Wellington Street
3. Victoria & Wellington St. South
4. Temperance Street and Wellington Street
5. Tyler and Yonge Streets
6. Mosley and Yonge Street.s
7. Tyler and Temperance Streets
8. Opposite all parking lots
The Committee also recommends that the entrance to the Town should be marked
with alarge sign stating "Watch for Parking" and the appropriate parking sign
displayed.
The Committee also recommends that the rear of the Municipal Building and
Stedman's parking lots be cleaned up and the parking lot adjacent to Temperance
Street should be graded.
4. Marking of Yorge Street
The Committee recommends that car length parking lines should be marked on
Yonge Street and that these lines should be from the lights at Wellington
Street South on the West Side to Case Real Estate and from the lights at
Wellington Street south on the East Side to the Wool Shop.
Clause 1 -"Amendment: that Clause 1 be tabled until the Traffic study of the
Town is completed and a report submitted."
CARRIED
REGULAR MEETING -7-
Services Committee Report N0 • 189 Cont'd
Clause 2 -Carried
Clause 3 -Carried
Clause 4 -Carried
Stewart:
Simmons:
"Resolved that
various items
Reeve Buck in the Chair.
the Report o! the Service '-'' be discussed item by item
CARRIED
Council in Committee Report No. 190
MAY 19, 1970.
Committee No. 189 re
and accepted, as amended."
Mayor Illingworth presented a report of the Council in Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Council in Committee was held on Wednesday, May 13, 1970 at
8:00 P.M. All members of Council were present.
Present from the Department of Municipal Affairs were: Mr. J. R. Picherack,
Municipal Research Branch; Miss D. H. McRobb, Municipal Finance Branch;
Mr. J. K. McAully, Municipal Accounting Branch; Mr. T. W. McEachern,
Municipal Organization and Administrative Branch, and Mr. R. Bailey, Law Branch.
A lengthy discussion was held on the effects of Regional Government on the
Town of Aurora. The Committee expressed the co~cern of the Council that the
west boundary of Aurora should be at least a quarter mile west of Bathurst
Street and that Aurora's representation on the Regional Council should be
two members.
Elections
The Committee recommends that since the use of the ward system of election
is optional, that the election of members to the new council be by general
vote, and not by wards, for this election. The Committee was advised that
the Extended Franchise By-Law previously passed by the Aurora Council will
apply to the areas being added to the Town. The last revised voters' list
will be used, but revision will be permitted at the polls and the Returning
Officer will have all the powers of a judge to make the necessary revisions.
The siz.e of the new Council is optional and the Committee recommends that the
new Council be composed of a Mayor and eight Councillors.
Water Supply and Sewage Treatment Plants
The Committee expressed their objection to the existing water supply
facilities and the sewage treatment plant being a Regional responsibility,
but there would be no objection to regional control of new facilities that
served more than one municipality.
Illingworth:
Trent:
"Resolved that Council in Committee Report No. 190 re Meeting
with Department of Municipal Affairs re: Regional Government be
accepted."
CAllRIED
REGULAR MEETING -8"' MAY 19, 1970.
Council in Commit tee Report No. 191 ·
Mayor Illingworth presented a report of the. Council itt Committee in which
the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Council in Colllillittee was held on Thursday, May 14, l970
at 8:00 P.M. .
All members of Council were present except Councillor Simmons.
1. Budgets
Police Department: The Committee recommends that the alterations to the Police
Building and the purchase of new cruisers be deleted from the Police Department
Budget. The Committee recommends that an unmarked car be leased from June 1,
1970 to December 31, 1970 and that Cruiser #859 be sold.
~u~n Control Centre
The Committee recommends that $6,000.00 be deleted from the Budget for one
additional man.
Parks & Recreation Commi~
The Committee recommends that the $1500.00 for the heating of the swimming
pool be deleted fromtheParks & Recreation Committee's budget and that the
heating be included in the capital expenditure for swimming pool repairs.
Water Reservoir
The Committee recommends that the original plans for the new water reservoir
in the north west qudrant of the Town be proceeded with.
2. Mechanic
The Committee recommends that a full time mechanic be obtained and that the
hours of work shall be such that he works part of the normal hours of work
and after the Works Yard has closed for the day; for example -12:00 noon to
8:00 P.M.
3. Damage Revi~w Board
The Committee recommends that a special Damage Review Board be set up for each
incident, if required.
4. ~ Superi~dent's Vehicle
The Committee recommends that no action be taken on procuring another Works
Department vehicle, in order for the superintendent's vehicle to be freed for
his use, until all the required vehicles can be tendered for and that
application be made to the Department of Municipal Affairs for approval of
Capital Expenditures for equipment.
5. Litter Containers
Th.e Committee recommends that six additional litter containers be purchased and
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REGULAR MEETING -9-MAY 19, 1970.
5. Litter Containers Cont'd
that arrangements be made with the Works Department to ·empty all of the litter
containers daily.
6. Concre~ Planter Boxes
The Committee recommends that the Purchasing Agent obtain prices and inform-
ation on concrete planter boxes !iilitable for planting omrunehted trees.
7. Taxi Operator's Licence
The Committee recommends that the applicatiort by Mr. David Steeve to establish
and operate a taxi service be approved.
Illingworth: "Resolved that Council in Committee Report No. 191 re Various
Matters be discussed item by item and accepted." Trent:
CARRIED
COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT -B25
Illingworth: "Resolved that provided the applicant meets with the conditions
Davis: of consent, the Council has no objection to the severance. 11
CARRIED
COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT -B26
Illingworth: "Resolved that provided the applicant meets with the conditions
of consent, the Council has no objection to the severance." Harris:
CARRIED
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS FOR WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN
Fire~Torks: Illing>mrth: "Resolved that By-Law #1482, passed in 1961 be
cancelled and a new By-Law to control the sale and
use of fireworks be prepared to include the following:
Trent:
1. Definition of:
(a) fireCRACKER
2 •.
(b) family fireWORK
(c) exhibition fireWORK
Sale
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
of fireworks and firecrackers:
Prohibit the sale of fireCRACKERS
Limit sale of family fireWORKS to Victoria Day and six business days
preceding
Prohibit sale, giving or distribution of family fireWORKS to any
person under 16 ·
Prohibit sale of exhibition fireWORKS to anyone under twenty-one.
3. Prohibit discharge of fireCRACKERS
4. Limit setting off of family fireWORKS to Victoria Day and two days pre-
eedimg-and/or following.
REGULAR MEETING -10-MAY 19,1970
F !REWORKS . .fQN.!.:.!L.
5. Limit holding of family fireWORKS displays to persons over 16 on
privately owned land, with O\<ner's permission, providing that their discharge
does not create danger or nuisance to person or property, and restrict persons
under 16 from setting off fireWORKS except under direct supervision of an
adult.
6. Prohibit setting off fireWORKS in any building, automobile, or other
place that could cause injury, fire or nUisance.
7. Persons or groups wishing to hold a dhplay of exhibition fireWORKS must
first obtain a permit from appropriate mUnicipal authority such as Fire Chief.
8. Exhibition fireWORKS displays to be permitted only if properly supervised
by competent person.
9. Precautions at exhibition fireWORKS display must be adequate to protect
public and private property by adequate fire and crowd control.
10. Penalty.
CARRIED
Mayor Illingworth in the Chair.
Noxious Weeds
Trent: "Whereas the Ontario Weed Control Act, R.S.O. 1960, authorizes
Henderson: the Minister of Agriculture to declare Golden Rod and Burdock -
noxious weeds;
'Therefore be it resolved that the Minister of Agriculture be
requested to name Golden Rod and Burdock as noxious weeds in
the County of York and that all member municipalities of the
County of York be requested to endorse this resolution."
CARRIED
Flushing Watermains
Davis: "Resolved that the Aurora Fire Department be authorized and
Henderson: directed to flush watermains in' the Town of Aurora, at the
direction of the Town Superintendent."
CARRIED
NEW BUSINESS
Clerks & Treasurers Assoc. Convention
Trent: "Resolved that Clerk, K. B. Rodger, be authorized to attend the
Henderson: 1970 Conference of Clerks and Treasurers to be held at Honey
Harbour from June 21st to June 24th. 1970 and that theusual
expense allowance be approved and the Seal of the Corporation
be attached ::,ere to. 11
CAR" ':ED
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REGULAR MEETf~G -11-.MAY 19, 1970o
NEW BUSINESS CONT•D
PoCoCo Tank Truck
Davis:
Sinnnons:
"Resolved that a t;ilb\lil t engine be in~talled in the Pollut~on Control
tank truck. at an estimated co~t of, $600o00 and that a tank truck
be rented until the Town's tarik truck has beeri repaired arid that the
Seal of the Corporiltion be attached heretoo 11
CARRIED
Reservoir Site
Davis:
Buck:
"Resolved that the Town Solicitor be authorized to make an 6£fer to
the owner of. the larid for the proposed Water Storage Site in
accordance with the appraisal of land received at the past meeting
of CounciL"
CARRIED
Tiling Wimpey Park Tenders
Sinnnons: "Resolved that the Tender of Agricultural Tile Drainage in the
Henderson: amount of $3,575o00 be accepted for the tiling of the Wimpey
Park, subject to the approval of the Town Engineer, and the
Provinces of Ontario for grant purposes, and that the Seal of
the Corporation be attached heretoo 11
CARRIED
Reeve Buck in the Chairo
Illingworth: "Resolved that no further action be taken by the Town of Aurora
Trent: insofar as the acquiring of County of York lands for a Regional
Park as outlined in Report iflSS, dated March 9, 1970, in view
of the statements of the Minister of Municipal Affairs on
Regional Government for this areao 11
CARRIED
Illingworth: "Resolved that the following grants be paid:
Trent:
Illing>TOrth:
Trent:
Aurora Agricultural Society
Aurora Horticultural Society
Newmarket-Sto John 1 s Ambulance
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$200o00
$200o00
$100o00
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached heretoo 11
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Tender of Don Smith in the amount of
$4,004o39 for a combined heating/cooling system be accepted
and that the Seal of the Corporation be attached heretoo 11
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -12-MAY 19, 1970o
BY-LAWS
Mayor Illingworth presented the 1970 Budget Report"
By-Law 1884
Illingworth!
Davis:
Trent:
Illingworth:
"That leave be given to introduce a By'-Law to adopt the estimates
of all sums required during the year for general purposes, county
rates and education purposes and to strike the r.ates of taxation
for the year 1970, and that the smne be no,.T read a first timeo 11
CARRIED
"That the By-Law now befo:i:e the C6unci.l be read a second time
and that the Council resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole
for that purposeo 11
Second Reading of the By-Law approved in Open Councilo
Mayor Illingworth in the Chairo
By-Law 1885
Miller:
Stewart:
11 That leave be given to introduce a By-Law to amend By-Law 1695-66
being a By-Law to restrict parking of commercial vehicles in
residential areas, and that the same be now read a first timeo 11
CARRIED
Simmons: "That the By-Law now before the Council be read a second time and
Henderson: that the Council resolve itself into a Committee of theWhole for
that purposeo u,
CARRIED
Second reading of the By-Law approved in Open Councilo
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Deputy Reeve Trent gave Notice of Motion that residential taxpayers be relieved
of the burden of Educationo
Henderson: "Resolved that a letter be sent to the York County Board of
Harris: Education advising that the Town of Aurora is not prepared to
issue a building permit for the new high school until a meeting
is held with theBoard at the earliest convenience""
CARRIED
Councillor Simmons gave Notice of Motion to deduct $100,000o and interest from
Public School Board's levyo
Stewart: "Resolved that Regency Acres Drive be barricaded off one hundred
Trent: feet in from Yonge Street and that "No Dumping" signs be erectedo 11
CARRIED
Miller: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned" 11 (11 :00 PoMo)
Buck:
C.t.~,'liED
MAYOR CLERK
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MAY 19 1970 ,._
MOVED BY -e; L \lu4 SECONDED BY ~ ~4-rr:.-,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.
GENERAL ACC9..!!!IT!
Addo-X (Central) Ltd.
AUrora Banner
Aurora Catering
Aurora Community Centre ·
Aurora Highlands Golf Club
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comrn.
Bazaar & Novelty
Bell Canada
Boyd Transport
Bradford Witness Publishing
Canadian Dust Control
Central Office Supplies
The Era
Friden
J & B Service & Supply
Lab Fo'rins Co.
Lloyd & Purcell
Markham Economist & Sun
Municipal World
P.C.O. Services Ltd.
Pitney-Bowes of Canada
J. D. Reid &ASsoc. Ltd.
Richmond Hill Liberal
Stouffville Tribune
Taylor's Fuels
Tree Planting Progr~e
Annable Nursery Ltd.
Endean Nurseries Ltd.
Powell & Co. Ltd.
Rental of Dictating Equip.
Ads -Zoning By-Law Hearing 36.96
Ads -Barbershop, garbage,
Child Safety Week, Plant-a-tree,
Daylight Saving Time 78.54
Reception
Rental of Auditorium
Reception
Street Lighting
Municipal Bldg.
Victoria Hall
War Memorial
Town Signs
1854.81
33.14
9.35
8.65
15.42
July lot. Comrn.-Glass
Service -Bldg. Insp.
Engineer
Office
Tankards
15.09
20.13
154.32
11.62 Victoria Hall
July 181:. Comrn. -Express Charges
Subscription
Mats
Chair mats, N/R pads, carbon paper,
copter electrbmix
Subscriptions
Repairs to $tW10 Calculator
Minute Book Paper
Action Tabs (Memos)
Surveying -McDonald Exten.
Subscription
1968-69 Ontario Statute
Pest Control ,-Nay
Mailing Machine Ink
Retainer -April
Sub'scription
Subscription
Fuel Oil -Mun. Bldg.
ictoria Hall··
Furnace Parts Mui). Bldg.
32.90
20.55
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60 Norway, 4 Schwedler and 4 Sugar
Naples 1092.01
6 Norway & 8 Schwedler
Maples 113.19
60 Steel Posts 71 90.00
41.82
115.50
49.00
25.00
23.50
1921.37
793.80
201.16
27.20
s.oo
18.00
56.97
10.00
24.40
11;81
9.56
260.00
s.oo
6.85
26.00
3.05
371.10
5.00
5.00
58.85
J. L':l :lMJittbR
CARRIED ~=======
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MOVED BY ~ ::-
MAY 19 1970 ,9 _
SECONDED SY ~~ d ~
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 ACCOUNTS
Yonge Street Reconsttuction Stage #2
Jo Do Reid & ASSOCo Ltdo On Site supervision to April 30tho
and Expenses
CARRIED
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$2,393o4l
MAYOR
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MOVED BY ~:t .~---~M=AY'----.:....>:19~19~70~_,9_
SECONDED BY v ~-ex_/~
That the following accounts be_ paid, that the Mayor issue circlers on the Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
WORKS ACCOUNTS
Armitage Construction
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Auto Body
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Bell Canada
Brad Walker Motors
Building Suppliers
Canadian ~ire Store
Canadie.n Hire Brush
J. li. Chapman
Conoolidated Sand & Gravel
Drunrrner 1 s Haulage
Gravely Corporation
Gun Tinsmi t.hing
Henry's Auto Electric
International Harvester
Lawton Bros. Ltd.
Lee Sand & Gravel
H. A. }!cLean Chev. Olds
M:\_1_ler Paving
Tovm of Nevnnarket
Owl-Lite Equipment
Quality Utilities Ltd.
Richmond Hill Tree Service
Safety Supply Co.
Sicard Equipment
Simplex Motor Parts
Slessor Motors
Supreme Welding
Taylor's Fuels
Toronto & York Roads Comm.
Waugh Shell Service
Wilson Hard,.are
AsbeStos,
couplings
Cement
Truck ii3 -
Service
Cement Pipe, bends,
RCpairs to Body
Traffic Signals
Street Sewers
Service 727-4211
J. Goulding 727-5515
Relay
Vitrified Clay Pipe
Rakes
Street Brooms & handles
23 7. 52
34.41
17.66
50.21
41.63
1+. 98
Welding, tail gate, hoist, blocks, ' . hook, fabricate grate
Bri'ck sand, gravel
Rental cf 'I'i-uck -Ross Sto Sewer
Overha::.:i. G:rn\•ely Tractor
Sewer Cor:nection drawbands
Truck 1fl -Rr,pai.rs to al temator
Repairs to Chein Savr
Truck #1 Replace fender aprons
Grave;!, sand fill, Gran 11 A11 & "B"
Plugs·, .points) condenser, horn,
bul'bs
Cold Nix l:.:sphnl t
Rental of Smver Bucket Machine
Traffic, cones, batteries, bulbs
Crovlle Sevrer Fitting, Oakum
Consulting Fee -20 Mark St.-Elm
_Dustguard Respiration & filters
•Sweeper, Inste.ll gutter broom
shaft & drive
Kralinator Fil. ters
23 7 0 52
10.08
629.06
102.28
46.61
1. 74
78.00
7.84
47.00
19.49
44.47
84.50
127.03
27.84
45.61
4.81
127.30
226.88
10.17
ns o65
345.20
89.96
13.39
20.00
10.47
Truck lamps and lenses,
Cylinder demurrage
Gasoline
bolts, nuts
199.Lo,8
22.86
35.04
6.30
Diesel Fuel
Oil
Fuel Oil
90 Gals' Traff·
Truck ifFlO - C
CARRIED
900.98
68.08
53.34
92.04
stripalene
Tire
1114.44
201.52
4.00
1.10
$4280.64
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MOVED BY v::ek~d'fi,). SECONDED BY t:;zE;>/f=~ A·A A..(Jl,b6-CJ~
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
for the same and
WATER ACCOUNTS
Amac Equipment
Aurora Cash-Way Electric
Aurora Hydro Electric Comm.
Bell Canada
J. H. Chapman
Emco Limited
Lee Sand & Gravel
Momar (Canada) Ltd.
North York Plumbing
Rawlinson's Oil Agency
Taylor's Fuels ·
Triangle Plumbing
Mohawk;Radio Electronic Supply
''"·
Installat.ion. of Water Service
under Roadway
Replace starter on motor, and
repair compressor, central punq)
house
Billing
Service
Service
591. 2o
909.02
Welding -Valve Wrenches, Shut-off
key ·~
3 Hydrants, 3 valves, valve boxes,
M. J. Reducers, dresser couplings,
Artie spray
Gravel
Aqua Solv. (Concrete cleaner)
Soil Pipe, pipe, coupling
5 gals. oil
Fuel Oil
Gasoline
Cleaning Solvent
Service Boxes
Meter and Case (Well
CARRIED
Level)
39.51
20.34
hlQ
50.00
233.00
1500.22 /'
42.64 v
21.00
1384.73
7. 71
43.31
29.38
7.40
61.95
35.54
26.19 -~3lA3.07
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MAYOR
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MOVED BY k//~~ . J ~ SECONDED BY lp? .{'-f2LJ£.. ~_-c,g{,.bq,1,_.,
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
for the same and
POLLUTION CONTROL ACCOUNTS
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Cash-way Electric
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Bell Canada
J. H. Chapman
Hydro Dynamics Ltd.
Smith & Loveless Div.
Taylor's Fuels
Plywood, lumber
Repairs to Flowmatcher
Service
Service
Fabricate grapple hooks
Repairs 3" Trash pump
Filter Cones
Fuel Oil
Grease Cartridges
CARRIED
176.23
.§.d.Q
56.47
6.00
834.96
30.72
16.20
290. 70
31.18
184.63
$1450.86
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MAYOR
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MAY 191970
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MOVED BY ( / ~ I ~.Y _.....,__..... 1 ./\ (j'4 ,X....<'{ /d17V(_ SECONDED BY ;/} ~d-~'""< -<;1 ~
nts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and v
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
FIRE ACCOUNTS
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Aurora Tank & Welding
Bell Canada
H. Billing
Service
Medical Oxygen Cylinders
Service 727-4211
727-5432
727-4744
Plumbing Repairs
24.13
33.75
1:.21
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian Electronics Service
Canadian Tire Store
J. H. Chapman
Community Tire Sales ~eaning Supplies
ank Truck -Install radio
ank Truck -Seat Covers
ank Truck, Weld. adapter
ank Truck, Change tires (from old
truck)
Dr. A. W. Diamond
Fire Fighters' Assoc. of Ont.
C. E. Hickey & Sons
Momar (Canada) Ltd.
T. H. Oliver Ltd.
Sainthill-Levine
St. Andrew's Shell
Southwood's Gulf Service
Taylor's Fuels
Wilson Hardware
Wilson & Cousins Ltd.
.;.:.
Fireman's Medical
1970 Dues
Check, adjust & test pumpers
Floor Wax
Repair Portable Gdnerator
Dress cap, shirt
Truck #4 -Towing
Gasoline 183.91
Service Parts -brakes,
exhaust system, battery,
tune-up 136.37
Fuel Oil
Paint
Hat Badges
CARRIED
25.21
14.64
61.79
17.55
4.00
44.56 ----
5.62 ---6.00 ,----36.81 --------
15.00
10.00
89.60
51.25
36.81
14.66
18.00
320.28
87.16
1.37
2b.l2
$953.10
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MAYOR
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MOVED BY # 444 ~ MAY 19 1976 ,9_
SECONDED BY -e~.~ Ch.)i, c}:
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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 Corporation be attached hereto.
PARKS ACCOUNTS
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Canadian National Railways
Clmadian Tire Store
Ken Holman Desi'gns·
Montreal Shade Tree Service
Wilson Hardware
·'·'~'·
,
Service
Express Charge·o
Spark Plug
Posters
100 S.F.M. Saddles
Rolled Wire
CARRIED
3.45 4.do 1.io n. 76
32.80
~
$54.83
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MAYOR
MOVED BY ;!J£;J
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MAY 19 1970
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SECONDED BY 1.~~ ~
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.
POLICE AC.COUNTS
Attridge Lumber Co.
Aurora Bariner
Aurora Hyd~o-Electric Comm.
Barton's Building Maintenance
Bell Canada
Canada Safety Council
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian National Railways
C. N. Telecommunications
Central Office Supplies
Fowler's Esso Service
George W. Scully Co.
Ken Holman Designs
Inter. As~oc~ Chiefs of Police
W. Langman
Lawton Bros. Ltd.
H. A. McLean Chev. Olds
Town of Newmarket
Ont. Assoc. C.hief of Police
Provincial Fire Prevention
Sisman Shoe Co.
Ted's Texaco
United Tire & Rubber Co.
Walter's Esso Service
Wilson Hardware
Tentest, lumber
Ad -Auction Sale
Service -Police Bldg.
Police lights
Crosswalks
Janitor Service.-April
Service 727-4211
727-9401
Staff Phones -April
Blood Alcohol Charts
Mats
Express Charges
Telex -March
File Folders
41.56
3.00
43.98
45.18
77.99
~
Cruiser 859 -Rad hose & clamps,
remove snow tires 12.28
Cruiser 869 -remove snow tires
3.00
Raincoat (Crossing guard)
Guard stop signs, slow signs
Annual Dues
Communication Equipment
4.52
9.90
88.54
120.00
143.32
20.00
12•00
4.95
45.00
7.35
15.28
13.81
26.00
25.00
200.00
21.83
Cruiser /j850 repair tire, adjust
timing, place ignition wire 13.12
plugs, points, condenser 8.71
Cruiser 859 -repair exhaust system
replace brake linings, replace axle
bearing and seals, tuneup, plugs,
points, condeser, filters, rotor
Prisoner history sheets
155.52
20.40
40.00
5.00
14.70
1.05
116.24
Annual Dues
Recharge Service
Police Boots
Transmission fluid
6 Tires -Cruisers 850, 869
Cruiser 850 -Car washes
Install mirror, motor
additive
Cruiser 859 -Car washes
Cruiser 869 -Car was
22 Cal. ammunition
CARRIED
8.00
3.39
12.00
l:2Q 3.0.89
14.74
$1156.04
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