MINUTES - Council - 19710315(
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MINUTES OF THE SIXTH REGULAR MEETmG OF THE COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL
CHAMBERS ON MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1971 AT 8:00 PoMo
PRESENT: Mayor Ro Ao Illingworth, Councillors Davis, Harris, Hendexson,
Miller, Simmons, Stewart, Trent and Wil~iamsono
Mayor Illingworth presented the first prize of a fifty dollar bank
certificate to Miss Laura DeLaHaye in the "Name· the Park Contest" conducted
by the Parks & Recreation Committee. Miss DeLaHaye submitted the name
''Machell Memorial Park11 o Mayqr Illingworth presented the second prize of a
twenty-five dollar bank certificate to Miss Terry Kelly for her suggested
name of Orchards Parko
Councillor Stewart requested that a letter of thanks be sent to every child
who took part in the Name the Park Competition.
ACCOUNT~
·All accounts were approved as printed and circulated.
CORRESPONDENCE
6-1 Ontario Municipal Board -Restricted By-law 1891
Stewart: "Resolved that the letter be tabled until by-laws and
Davia: Resolutionso 11
CARRIED
6-2 Depto of Municipal Affairs -1970 Assessment roll returned
(Information)
6-3 Seneca College -Zoning By-law
(Information -Clerk replied March 12, 1971)
6-4 Ontario Traffic Conference -Seminar
(Information)
6-5 Central Ontario Dev. Council -Membership Fee
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
6-6 Twp. of Whitchurch & Stouffville -Resolution
Miller: "Resolved that the Resolution of the Town of Whitchu:cch-
Henderson: Stouffville, requesting Provincial assistance in having the
Courts hand down a decision on the 19§9 Assessment appealG,
be endorsed and that the Cotiricil of the Town .of Whitchurch-
Stouffville be so advised."
CARRIED
·6-7 Ontario Municipal Board-Proposed Construction $445,000.00
(Information)
6-8 Dept. of Revenue -Sewage Disposal Plant -Chemicals
(Referred to Purchasing Agent)
SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -2-MARCH 15, 197lo
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
6-9 Ontario Municipal Assoc. -Constitution of Canada
(Information)
6-10 Canadian Transport Comm. -Discontinue of Passenger Trains
(Information)
Williamson: "Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
Henderson:
CARRIED
6-11 Ontario Municipal Assoc. -18th. Annual Conference
(Information)
6-12 Historical Society -Letter of thanks
(Information)
6-13 J. Mcintyre -Historical Plaque re Aurora Station
(Information)
6-14 Royal Canadian Legion -Letter of appreciation
(Information)
6-15 Navy League of Canada -Permission to hold Tag Day
Trent:
Miller:
"Resolved that the Navy League of Canada 1 s request to ho! c; :
.Tag Day in Aurora be approved. 11
CARRIED
6-16 York County Board of Education -List of Council Members requeste0.
(Information)
6-17 Morden & Helwig Ltd. -Re Accident
(Information)
6-18 Morden & Helwig -re Arena Loss
(Referred to Parks & Recreation Comm.)
6-19 Holland Valley Conservation Authority -Proposed Town House P::.:>je:::t
(Referred to Planning & Dev. Committee)
6-20 City of Orillia -Request for copy of zoning by-law
(Information -Reply sent)
6-21 Mrs. P. Poulin, Secretary -Canadian Cancer Society -Request to ;JCC.: .. :. ·,.:CJ
April Cancer Month
Williamson: "Resolved that the month of Apr:ii be proclaimed Cance:r i<i<·.:~.:.:;-
Davis: in Aurora and that an advertisement be placed in the L:·::.
paper. 11
CARRIED
SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -3-MARCH 15, 19h.
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
6-22 Twp. of Whitchurch-Stouffville -Warble Fly Program
(Referred to Works Comm.)
6-23 Wimpey Homes Ltd. -Site and House Plans
(Referred to Planning and Development Comm.)
6-24 Armstrong, Kemp and Young, Solicitors -Information re Agreement
(Referred to Solicitor) .
6-25 City Engineers Association -Resolution
Davis:
Henderson:
"Resolved that the Resolution of the City Engineer' r;
Aosociation requesting Provincial grants toward cn;-J.ta~i
costs of pollution control facilities, be endorsed."
CAR':.IED
6-26 R. Vernon, Regional Clerk -Information Fire Dept.
(Referred to Fire Chief -Reply by Clerk)
6-27 R. Vernon, Regional Clerk -Correction -MacLaren Report
(Information)
6-28 T. Won -Consulting Engineer -Property -Herskovit~
(Informs tion)
6-29 L. Hollywood re -Property North of CNR
(Information)
6-30 Assessment Review Court -Use of Council Chambers -Judges' Cocr·t
(Information)
6-31 Ontario Water Resources Comm. -Sewage Treatment
(Referred to Works Comm.)
6-32 Ontario Water Resources Comm. -Sewage Analysis
(Referred to Works Comm.)
6-33 Ontario Municipal Board-Grins' Appeal
(Referred to Committee of Adjustment)
6-34 Ontario Assoc. of Clerks and Treasurers -Zone Information
(Infor:::ation)
6-35 United States Insurance Co. -Dagmar Construction
(Referred to Engineer)
6-36 Canada Packers Ltd. -Collis Leather Agreement
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
6-37 Mrs. B. Jones -re Painting by H. Shaw
Harris: "Resolved that a letter be sent to the Toronto Publ:'.c J ':
Henderson: rary advising that the Town has the painting of Mr. 7.",.,
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SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -4-MARCH 15, 197lo
CORRESPONDENCE CONT•D
6-37 Cont'd
Lennox, MPP, and are waiting for their direction on whether or not it i
be returned. 11
CARRIED
6-38 G. Woodcock -Catering License Requested
(Referred to Public Safety Comm.)
6-39 Aurora Library Board -Budget
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
6-40 J. D. Reid -Sewage Treatment
(Information)
6-41 J. D. Reid -Golf Glen Terraces -Underground Service
(Information)
6-42 J. D. Reid -McDonald Drive Construction
(Referred to Planning & Dev. Comm.)
6-43 Fire C~ief Burling -Monthly Report
(Information)
6-44 E. A. McGregor -Additional Road Mileage
(Referred to Works Comm.)
6-45 E. A. McGregor -Main sanitary sewer -Wellington Street East
(Referred to Works Comm.)
6-46 E. A. McGregor -1970 Activity Report
(Information)
6-47 E. A. McGregor-Mayor's memo-complaint re snow plo~gh
{Information)
6-48 E. A. McGregor-Mayor's memo-routine of work carried out
(Information)
6-49 Wm. Johnson -Treasurer, Meeting with Region March 1, 1971
{Referred to Finance Comm.)
6-50 Wm. Johnson, Cash position as at March 1, 1971
(Referred to Finance Comm. & Public Works Comm.)
6-51 Wm. Johnson, -1970 Activities
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
6-52 · Aurora Parks & Recreation Comm. -Council requested tJ acquire pro;:>crty
{Referred to Finance Comm.)
6-53 Dept. of Highways -Proposed Transit Study
(Referred· to Transportation Comm.)
SIXTil REGULAR, MEETING -5-MARCH 15, 1971.
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
6-54 P. Aimis -Old Park Holdings -Request to appear before Council
Stewart: "Resolved that the letter be tabled until delegations."
Davis:
CARRIED
6-55 City of St. Thomas -Resolution -O.H.C. Exemption
Harris:
Miller:
"Resolved that the Resolution of the City of St. Thomas, on
tax exempt properties held by Ontario Housing Corporation be
endorsed."
CARRIED
Stewart:
Miller:
"Resolved that the correspondence be accepted and actioned as
recommended by the Clerk's Report."
CARRIED
DELEGATIONS
Mr. Cleon Bunn appeared before Council on the damages to his house at 1 In1in
Avenue caused by the broken watermain and also about the drainage problems
and driveway condition as a result of the Yonge Street reconstruction.
Miller: "Resolved that the Town Engineer be authorized to carry out an
Henderson: immediate investigation of the drainage and driveway conditions
and that corrective action be taken."
Henderson:
Davis:
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Town. Solicitor be requested to submit a
report on the status of Mr. Bunn's claim for damages."
CARRIED
Mr. Park Amis of Old Park Holdings, and Mr. Dennis· Bowman, Architect,
presented a plan of subdivision for part of lot 80, Concession 1 on the
south side of Wellington Street East. Mr. Bowman advised that his client has
sixty acres west of Bayview Avenue andthirty acres east of Bayview Avenue
and is proposing one acre estate lots with a buffer zone of condeminium to>m
houses between the lots and the industries on Industry Street.
Stewart:
Williamson:
"Resolved that the proposed plan of development be referred to
the Planning and Development COilllllittee for detailed study and
a report."
CARRIED
Mr. J. Bentley appeared before Council to presents proposed plan of subdivision
on the south side of Ridge Road. The parcel of land consists of twenty acres
and his proposal is for nine lots fronting on the south side of Ridge Road.
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SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -6-MARCH 15, 1971.
DELEGATIONS CONT'D
Miller: "Resolved that the proposed plan of development be referred to the
Davis: Planning and Development Committee for detailed study and report."
CARRIED
Mr. Dennis Seward and Mr. A. DelZotto of Del Zotto Homes Ltd. appeared bc::oro
Council requesting that tenders be called for the construction of McDona'_,l
south fromWellington Street so that definite costs can be determined and
sharing of costs can be negotiated.
Williamson: "Resolved that, subject to the dedication or assur{Ulce of
Henderson: dedication of the road allowance by Del Zotto Homes Ltd. and
the York County Board of Education, the To~ltl Engineer be author-
ized to call tenders for the construction of McDonald Drive
extension in two parts, the first part from Wellington Streo·~
to the southerly lil!iit of the School Board 1 o property, and
the second part from the southerly limit of the School Board'c
property to Kennedy Street. 11
CARRIED
Mr. Rafael, architect for Del Zotto Homes Ltd., pres\'lnted revised plans for
the apartment buildings, showing access to McDonald Drive orily, and for the
Town houses. Mayor Illingworth advised:that the Planning and Develop~ent
Committee have the proposed development under consideration and that the
revised plane will be forwarded to the Committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Planning and Development Committee Report No. 23
Councillor Harris presented a report of the Planning and Development ConmittGe
in which the Committee respectfully submitte(l the following:
A meeting of the Planning and Development Committee was held on Tuesday, ~~rch
2, 1971 at 9:20p.m.
Present were: Councillors I. Harris, W. Trent and E. J. Henderson; also
present were Councillors W. Davis and R. Simmons, J. D. Reid, c. H. Duncan and
Mr. M. Pound, Director of Planning for the Region of York.
1. Del Zotto Homes Limited
The Committee met with Mr. D. Seward, Mr. A. Del Zotto and his consultins
engineer, to discuss their proposed development.
The Committee recommends that the Council in Committee meet with the Developzr
to discuss the extension of McDonald Drive and the necessary financial
arrangements.
2. Wimpey Homes Limited -Link Villa Development
The Committee met with Mr. Don Ennis of Wimpey Homes Limited to discuss tho
proposed plan of subdivision for Block 1'J" on the north side of Orchard HeishL
SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -7-MARCH 15, 1971.
Report No. 23 Cont'd
The Committee recommends that the questionnaire from from the Department of
Municipal Affairs be considered by Council and forwarded to the Department.
Harris:
Trent:
"Resolved that Report No. 23 of the Planning and Development
Committee dated March 2, 1971 re Del Zotto and Himpey Developments,
be accepted."
CARRIED
Council in Co~ittee Report No. 24
Councillor Harris 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 Tuesday, March 2, 1971 at
8:00 p.m. with the members of the Committee of Adjustment present to meet "ith
Mr. Pound, Regional Director of Planning, to discuss the planning facilities
that will be available from the Region.
Present were: Councillor I. Harris (in the Chair), Councillors W. Davis,
E. Henderson, R. Simmons, W. Trent and J. Williamson; J. D. Reid, K. B. Rodger,
C. H. Duncan, Mr. F.. Wims, Chairman of Committee of Adjustment and members
B. Montgomery, J, Sanderson, S. Burnett, W. Dinsmore; and Mr. M. Pound, Directo~
and Mr. H. Rimon of the Region of York Planning Department.
Mr. Pound advised that under Bill 102, the Region of York has been designated
as the municipality for planning purposes, and that an official plan for the
Region must be completed within four years. Bill 102 also provides that the
Region may provide area municipalities with planning services.
The Regional Planning Department is proposing an Area Services Branch in which,
·the participating municipalities will pay for its operation directly, and over
and above the municipalities' share of the costs of the Planning Department
as presently established, and the Branch will report directly to each
municipality and not to the Regional Council. The Branch will also provide
technical advisory services to the Committee of Adjustment of each partici-
pating municipality. The Branch will prepare each municipality's official
plan to cover the enlarged area and staff will be available to attend meetings
with the Council, Committees and Staff,
The· estimated cost to each participating municipality is 60 to 70 cents per
capita for a full year and that for the balance of 1971, the estimated cost to
Aurora would be $3,500. to $4,000. The fee would cover unlimited use of the
Branch's services.
Harris:
Trent:
"Resolved that the Report of the Council in Committee dated March
2, 1971, re Regional Planning Services, be accepted."
CARRIED
Councillor Harris in the Chair.
SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -8-MARCH 15, 1971.
Council in Committee Report No. 25
Mayor Illingworth presented a report of the Council in Committee in whic:O t'· ..
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Council in Committee was held on Tuesday, March 9, 1971 at
8p.m. with the South Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority.
Present were: Mayor R. A. Illingworth, Councillors W. Davis, I. Harris,
N. Stewart, and W. Trent; Mr. D. Sterrit of the S.L.s.c.A. and Mr. R. C~nns
of the Conservation Authorities Branch of the Department of Energy and
Resources Management.
The flood line mapping and the report prepared by James F. McLaren Limited
were discussed in detail. Mr. Sterrit advised that the Conservation Authority
intends to place restrictions on the development of flood plain lands and that
land filling and buildings should be prohibited within the flood plains.
Mr. Sterrit agreed to investigate the feasibility of commercial parking areau
on flood plain lands, but stated that the Authority would be opposed to
residential parking on these lands, if the report of McLaren's is adopted.
A further meeting with the Authority will be held in which James F. McLaren
Limited will be present.
The Committee recommends that Mr. Sterrit and Mr. K. B. Rodger, Clerk, p~epare
a request to the appropriate Provincial Department to undertake a study of
the head waters and the source areas of Tannery Creek.
Illingworth: "Resolved that the report of the Council in Committee dated Harch
Stewart: 9, 1971 re Flood Line Mapping, be accepted."
CARRIED
Mayor's Report No. 27
Mayor Illingworth presented a report in which he respectfully submitted the
following:
On June 11, 1970, Mr. J. Bierman submitted plans to the Building Inspector for
a 25 suite apartment on the west side of Machell Street. The area in question
is zoned A-9 by by-law 1863.
The letter from the Building Inspector (13-38) was referred to the Building and
Development Committee as recorded in minutes of Council dated June 15, 1970.
Mr. J~ Bierman appeared before Council to present his proposal for the 25 suite
apartment in greater detail on August 4, 1970 and the proposed project was
referred to the Building and Development Committee. Some discussion took
place regarding the possibility of flooding in the rear portion of the land and
the Holland Valley Conservation Authority were requested to report on the
proposed project. •
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SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -9-MARCH 15, 1971.
Mayor's Report No. 27 Cont'd
In view of the forthcoming report by McLaren on floodline mapping no action
was taken until this report was available. The floodline maps were. received
during the latter part of 1970 which revealed that the proposed area was in
the flood plain. The written report was not available and no action was taken
until this report was available.
The written report was.not available until February 1971 and it was reviewed
by Council in Committee on March 4, 1971 and with representatives of the
Department of Energy and Resources Management on March 9, 1971. There is
no. doubt that according to the McLaren Report the entire area of Machell Street
is considered to be in the flood plain.
Several telephone conversations have been carried out with Nr. Bierman since the·,
first of the year as he is most anxious to proceed with his development. He
was advised that no action would be taken until the McLaren Report had been
discussed by Council.
In the most recent telephone conversation with Mr. Bierman, he advised that
although he has contacted his solicitor, he would withhold any action until
after the Council meeting on March 15, 1971 and that a decision must be made
at that time.
Members of Council are requested to consider the follm<ing factors:
(a) Mr. Bierman purchased the property for development in accordance with
our Zoning By-law, prior to any knowledge about the floodline mapping.
(b) In accordance with present regulations, Mr. Bierman has every right to
submit his application for a building permit (applicat{on submitted March 11,
1971).
If such building permit is not granted, Mr. Bierman may apply for a Writ of
Mandamus.
(c) This matter was fully discussed with Mr. Derek Sterritt, of the South Lake
Simcoe Conservation Authority on Friday, ~brch 12, 1971 and he advises that in
view of the McLaren Report, the Department of Energy and Resources Management
would oppose any development in the floodplain.
(d) While is agreed that Mr. Bierman may have a legal right to request a
permit to build in the floodplain, members of Council must make a decision as
to the protection of future residents of the area, in the event of a major
flood.
Based on the above, the following recommendations are submitted to Com, cl f.~r
consideration.
(1) That the building permit of Mr. Bierman for a 25 suite apartment ' · the
west side of Machell Street be denied as the lot in question is situate c~ in
the floodplain as outlined in the McLaren Report.
(2) That the McLaren Report be further discussed as to its implementc~-.~on, an
(3) If it is decided to implement the Report, to take the necessary action to
re-zone the lands in question to Conservation or other suitable designatio~.
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SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -10-MARCH 15, .1971.
Mayors' Report No. 27 Cont'd
Illingworth:
Stewart:
"Resolved that the Mayor 1 s Report No. 27 re llpplication for
Building Permit, J. Bierman Construction -Apartment Building
on Machell Street, dated l'larch 15, 1971 be discussed and accepted,"
CARRIED
Council in Committee Report No. 26
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 Monday, March 8, 1971 at 8
p.m. with all members present except Councillor Simmons.
1. Proposed Development Yonge & Wellington
The Committee discussed the development of the north east corner of Yonge
Street and Wellington Street and recommends that a letter be sent to the York
County Board of Education, with a copy to Mr. L. Hennessey, advising that the
Council is interested in seeing a substantial development on this corner,
although the Town will not be participating in the development, and therefore
suggests that Mr. Hennessey meet with the Board to determine if the Board may
be interested in participating in the development.
2. !£Fe Protection to the Oak Ridges Area
The Committee recommends that a registered letter be sent to the Town of
Richmond Hill advising that if a letter of agreement to cost of fire calls is
not received or a meeting convened by March 31, 1971, that fire protection
services to the Oak Ridges area will be terminated as of that date.
3. Resional Planning Services
{~:, .. _.
The Committee recommends ,that the p):i6posal for an Area Services Branch
of the Regional Planning:;:Department be accepted and that the necessary
Resolution for the Towni's participation in .);he proposal be prepared •
.
4. Wimpey Homes Ltd., -Development of .Block "M"
Mr. Collin Bennell of Wimpey Homes Limited met with the Committeeto present
a proposal for the development of Block 11M11 .on the south side of Orchard
Heights Blvd. The proposal is for conduminium town housing. Wimpey Homes
Limited, based on the discussions that took place, is to make a further
presentation.
5. Senior Citizen 1 s Apartment.s
/" -The CoiiJllittee recommends that a meeting with Ontario Housing Corporation be
convened as•. soon as possible to discuss additional senior citizen units for
~urorao
6. ~king on Aurora Heights Drive_
The Committee recommends that the.Works Department cover the no parking signs
on the north side of Aurora Heights Drive from :onge Street to Laurentide Drive
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SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -11-MARCH 15, 1971.
Council in Committee Report No. 26 Cont'd
6. Cont'd
on the days or evenings that the Aurora Tigers are playing at home in the
hockey playoffs.
7. Cab License
The Committee recommends that the temporary cab operator's and cab driver's
licenses of Mr. J. Gilroy be revoked, effective immediately.
Clauses 1 to 7 inclusive -Carried
Illingworth: "Resolved that the report of the Council in Committee dated
Stewart: March 8, 1971 re Various Matters, be accepted."
CARRIED
Mayor Illingworth in the Chair.
Councillor Harris gave a verbal report on the Shade Tree Conference that he
attended in Kitchener last week. He advised that a Provincial grant of one
dollar per capita will be available to municipalities for the removal of
diseased elm trees, under the work incentive program. Councillor Harris also
advised that he submitted a Resolution at the Conference for the formation of
Branch Number 1 of the Shade Tree Council, in Aurora, which was approved, and
Ottawa is to form Branch Number 2. Mr. William Crump of Aurora was elected
to the Board of Directors of the Shade Tree Council.
Consideration of Business for Which Notice has been given:
Councillor Harris in the Chair.
Illingworth:
Stewart:
''Whereas the Ontario Municipal Board has approved the co,.otructL.
of the Spadina Expressway by a split vote;
And Whereas it is estimated the cost of the expressway will be
$400 million dollars and will benefit a small segment of the
Metropolitan Toronto area only and such costs will be sc:bsidizeC:
by the Province of Ontario in the amount of 50'7., and this may he.
a detrimental effect on construction of other provincial project
such as Highway 404, therefore be it resolved that the Prime !l,i,-
ister of the Province of Ontario and the Cabinet overrule the
decision of the Ontario Municipal Board and order a re-appraisa'
of the project."
DEFEATED
Illingworth: "Resolved that a representative of Council be authorized to attcn<
Stewart: a hearing of the Ontario Highway Transport Board in support of tt.
application of B. & B. Services for a Class "D" Public Co!ll"lerciai
Vehicle Operating License, and the said representative is hereby
authorized to speak for and on behalf of B. & B. Services and to
indicate that B. & B. Services has received the full consent and
support of the Council of the Town of Aurora."
CARRIED
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SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -12-MARCH 15, 1971.
Mayor Illingworth in the Chair.
Harris: '~ereas the Prime Minister of the Province of Ontario has announced
Davis: a grant to each Municipality~ $1.00 for each citizen to create
employment not previously scheduled, and;
Whereas this grant is available on application to the department of
Municipal Affairs for work carried out in April, May and June,
Therefore, be it resolved that an application be submitted as outlinec1
for the removal of dangerous and damaged Dutch Elm Trees within the
Town of Aurora."
CARRIED
Williamson: "Resolved that the Council sit past the hour of eleven o'clock
Stewart: until the agenda is completed."
CARRIED
~~INISHED BUSINESS
By-law 1891 Harris: "Resolved that pursuant to the Ontario Municipal Board's
rules of procedure dated April lst, 1970 the Municipal
Council of the Town of Aurora does hereby certify that
By-law 1891-70 is in conformity with the Official Plan
of the Town of Aurora and was in force at the time the
by-law was p!J.ssed."
O.M.B. Pro-Davis:
cedures
Machell Stewart:
Memorial Miller:
Park
Kiwanis
Sports
Show
Stewart:
Trent:
CARRIED
"Whereas a name has not been given before this time to the
parkland between Aurora Heights Drive and Orchard Heights
Blvd;
And Whereas a competition for naming this park has been held;
And Whereas the Committee set up by the Council to decide
a winner has selected the name "Machell Memorial Park";
now therefore be it resolved that;
The parkland owned by the Town of Aurora between Aurora
Heights Drive and Orchard Heights Blvd; be named Machell
Memorial Park and further that the Parks & Recreation
Committee be requested to erect a suitable name plaque(s)
to identify the parkland."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Parks and Recreation Committee be
authorized to rent a booth at the Kiwanis Sports and Hobby
Show from April 23rd. to 25th., 1971 at a cost of $65.00
and that the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Regional Stewart: "Resolved that the Council of the Town of Aurora agrees,
in principle, with and desires to participate in an
area planning branch of the Regional Planning Depart-
ment at an approximate cost of sixty cents per capita,
Planning Henderson:
Area Plan-
ning Branch
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SIXTH ~GULAR MEETING -13-MARCH 15, 1971.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CONT•D
,!edonal Planning. Area Plannins J~ranch Cont' d
Stewart:
· Henderson:
for .. ,a full· year's service, subject to 'fur'ther firm operatinr; ec ;·
information and financial conditions being determined by thL
Council and that the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Wilopey
Park
Lands
By-law
1863
By-law
1895
Stewart:
Trent:
CARRIED
"Resolved that Council consider the acquisition of a portion
of the hillside property, known as Block ''M", Plan Ml310,
for park purposes;
And be it · .. further' resolved ·that this matter be kept in mind
when negotiating with Wimpey Homes Ltd., regarding their
proposed development for this area."
CARRIED
Mr. K. B. Rodger, Clerk, adVised that an amendment to By-law No. 1853
has been prepared to clear up the points raised at the O.M.B. hearing
on the Zoning By-law.
Mr. ·K. B. Rodger, advised that an appendix will be required to ;;y-la·"
No. 1895 and that a letter from the Department of Municipal Affairs
should arrive for the next meeting ·of· Counci 1 clarifying the re1e1i rc -·
menta.
'rr.ai\sportation
study
Mr. K. B. Rodger advised 'that the Department of Highw~.ys arc.
willing to carry out a transportation study, and share 75%
of the cost, which would include ·local bus service studies
and they could provide support for the local bus service in
obtaining franchise bus routes.
Trent:
Davis:
"Resolved that the information be referred to the Transportatisz
CoDIIIittee for study and a report."
O.M.B.
Education
Equali-
zation
Factor
Harri.s:
Davis:
Regency
Drive
CARRIED
Mr. K. B. Rodger advised 'that Aurora is at the maximum graut level
and that only the northern t:hree rnuni·cipalities could benefit from
a revision of the equal·ization factor and that if revisions were
made the other municipalities in York County would have to pick
up the costs reduced fl:om the northern three.
"Resolved that the Town So'licitor be au'thorized to attend the O.M.D.
Hearing ss an observer."
Davis:
Si=ns:
CARRIED
"Resolved that the 'barrf~ade at the west limit Qf Rezenc·.
~:::~ve off of Yonge Street be removed as requested ;,,Y ·~h ·
owner, su.bject to adequate control by the owner to pravL 1t
the dumping of trash and rubb:i.sh."
CARRIED
SIXTH REGULAR MEETING -14-MARCH 15, 1971.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.CONT 1D
Parkland
Dedications
BY-LAWS
Simmons:
Henderson:
"Resolved that the Council in Conmtittee eooeider the
requirement of apartment developers to dedicate park
lands or donate money in lieu of."
CARRIED
By-Law 1901-71
Yield Right-of-Way
Williamson: "That the by-law now before the Council be read
By-law 1902-71
Through Highways
Siunnons: a third time. 11
CARRIED
Williamson: "That the By-law now before the Council be read a
Simmons: third time."
CARRIED
By-law 1906-71 Davis: "That the by-law now before the Council be read a
third time this day. 11 Remuneration Simmons:
of Council
CARRIED
Stewart: "Resolved that the By-law be amended by deleting the amount of
$3,600.00 and inserting in lieu thereof the sum of $3,000.00.
Motion lost for lack of seconder.
Councillor Harris in the Chair.
Third reading of the By-law approved by Council
Mayor Illingworth in the Chair.
By-law 1907-71 Harris: "That the by-law now before the Council be read a
Remuneration of Henderson: third time this day."
Head of Council
CARRIED
Sinmons: "That the third reading of the by-law be taken as read."
Harris:
By-law 1908-71
Interim Tax
Levy
Harris:
Williamson:
CARRIED
"That leave be given to introduce a by-law to
amend by-law 1898 being a by-law to provide an
interim tax levy and the 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 second time
Williamson: and that the Council resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole
for that purpose."
CARRIED
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SIXTH REGULAR MEETnm -15-MARCH 15, 1971.
BJ-LAWS C()~l~
By-Law 1908-71 Second reading of the By-law approved in Open Council.
Cont'd
Sinnnons: "Resolved that the third reading of the by-law be presented for
Miller: consideration. 11
CARRIED
Williamson: "That the by-law now before the Council be read a third time this
Stewart: day and that Rule ~2 of By-law No. 1468 be suspended for that
purpose."
CARRIED
Davis: "That the third reading of the By-law be taken as read."
Harris:
CARRIED
By-law 1909-71 Harris:
Amend by-law Williamson:
"That leave be given to introduce a by-law to
amend by-law 1863 and that the same be now real
a first time." No. 1863
CARRIED
At the hm;r of midnigi·,t the meeting continued -March 16, 1971.
Stewart: "That the by-law now before the Council be read a second t~::~e ae1d
Williamson: that the Council resolve itself into a Connnittee of the Vlhole
for that purpose."
CARRIED
Second rec.ding of the l>y-law approved in Open Council.
Miller: "Ieesolved that the third reading of the by-law be presented for
Davis: considerationo"
CARRIED
Vlilliamson: "That the by-law now before the Council be read a third time this
Stewart: day and that Rule 22 of By-law No. 1468 be suspended for that
purpose."
CARRIED
Davis: :·:·hat the third reading of the by-law be taken as read."
Miller:
By-law 19: .71 Harris:
Amend by .. ~c:1 Ste,\Tc.:'::t:
No. 1863
CLRRIED
"That leave be given to introduce a by-law to amend
by-law 1863, a comprehensive Restricted Area Dy-law
and that the same be now read a first time."
CARRIED
Williamson: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned." (12:10 A.M.)
Cl\PP.IED
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MAR 1 5 1971 ,9 _
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MOVED SY i / ::zr1'r?1 // -~ C.!--"
sEcONDED sv y;d_LJ
That the following accourfts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS.
Addo-X (Central) Ltd.
Aurora Highlands Golf Club
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Aurora Radio Hospital
Banner Printing Co.
Bell Canada
Canadian Dust Contr.ol
Canadian Electronics Ltd.
Canadian General Electric
Canadian National Railways
Gift & Greeting Studio
J.&B. Office Supply Ltd.
Janes Stationery Ltd.
C.W. Mack Co. Ltd.
McBee Co.
Municipal World Ltd.
-Mrs. J. Neufeldt
North America Business Equip. Ltd.
Ont. Good Roads Association
P.c.o. Services Ltd.
J.D. Reid & Assoc. Ltd.
Reed, Shaw, Osler Ltd.
Taylor's Fuels _.
Wilson Hardware
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Dictating Equip. Rental (Mar.)41.82
Reception 6.15
Street Lighting 2257.99
Municipal Bldg. 125.83
Victoria Hall 11.80
Cross Walks 48.60
War Memorial 12.58
Town Signs 16.87
Batteries (Police 1970)
Parking Tickets 181.46
Envelopes-Bldg.
Insp.
Less Credit Note:
Building Insp.
Engineer
Office
Victoria Hall
Mats
43.51
44.39
20:"4'5
24.24
165.79
ll.77 -
Radio Repairs (Police 1970)
Light Bulbs
Express Charges
Rulers, Cards, Foolscap,
Prestong Fasteners,
Envelopes, Pen Refills
Mucilage
Luckett Binder
Taxi Plates (1971)
Computer Supplies 731.35
General Cheques,
Cheque Register,
A/P Poster, Index
Guides 516.35
Magazine Subscriptions
Title Searches
Postage Machine
Membership
Pest Control (Mar)
Retainer (Feb.)
Auto Insurance
Fuel Oil -Mun. Bldg.
329.48
1:2:!ll Victoria Hall
Scrub soap, Mop heaas,
Filters, Salt, Mops,
Wringer, Mop Pail, Door
Stops, Broom
CARRIED
2473.67
.84
180.58
222.25
20.20
84.26
26.71
4.95
15.36
2.57
8. 73
23.52
1247.70
119.00
39.1
59.85
20.00
26.00
364.60
163.00
5233.70
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MOVED OY . U v!AN j
MAR 1 5 1971 ,9_
SECONDED BY ilz;Q, r-
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the S,iiuTht~~~OOiil~.d hereto.
Attridge Lumber Co.
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Ont. Parks Association
Taylor's Fuels Ltd.
Wilson Hardware
Lumber
Service-Fleury Park,
Membership -1971
Fuel Oil
Paint, Bolts, Wire,
Bulbs, Paint Roller.
CARR! ED
79.95
71.48
8.00
22.88
29.69
212.00
MAYOR
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SECONDED BY ~
~cog ~~~undached hereto.
Aurora Hydro Electric Service 937.32
38.50
Bell Telephone co.
ConS1UJ1erS Gas.
So¥ereign Distributors
Shields Publishing
CJWTEEN
Bowers-Co. Ltd.
Burgess Wholesale
Gormans
Pepsi Cola Co.
Shirritfs Snack Foods
Lall~and Inc.
Simlllons Foods
Va.chon Inc.
.liilit~Cheidcw
B&ldwin' s Pharmacy
Bo7d 'l'n.nsport
C&Dadian Dust Control
Canadian General Electric
Cimco Lts.
Culligan Water
Ivan Daniels
Ken Hack
Mechanical Advertising
MidWI!.Y Machinery
Mod&! Builders
Mom~ ( Can) Ltd.
Sunshine Unitorm
Wilson Grinding
Wilson Hardware
York Sanitation
Water Heaters
Service
Gas
Film
Invitations
Hot Chocolate
Cups, Weiners Relish
Cigarette, candies & bars
Fountain Syrup & Cups
Chips & Hot Rods
Filters
Buns , Sugar & Ice
Cakes
Cleaning Supplies
Distilled water
Express charges
Cleaning Supplies
Florescent lamps & Floodlites
Labour for repairs on compressor
Salt
Gasoline for tractor
Service call & .Trap
Replace switch
Plowing sidewalk
Chimoey cap flashing
Cleanser & Sponges
Cleaning uniforms & smocks
Sharpening scrapers
Lantern, cement, tape & towels
Container Service.
TOTAL
CARRIED
975.82
29.67
333.59-~t
40.00
3.06
1382-14-·
63 36
401.54
728.92
556.50
152.84
4.25
106.98
53.1§_ · 2o"GS.rr-
46.78
1.47
19.25
31.00
116.86
85.40
29.40
28.91
12.50
28.27
7.00
7.50
346.55
42.40
7.50
66.50
40.00
917.29-
_$43..€L2.8_ -----
MAYOR
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MAR 1 5 1971 ,g_
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
ftE~f!\SC~on be a!!ached hereto.
Aurora Banner Publishing
Aurora Community Centre
Arman Trophy Co.
Aurora Hobby Craft
J. & B. Office Supllies
Lewis craft
Model Craft Hobbies
Bell Telephone
· Barry Young
Advert • -Judo
-Ballroom
Rec. Hockey
Novice All Stars.
Pre Schoolers
Craft Classess -Aud.
Model Building
Office Rental
Trophies male Skiing
Model Supplies
Office Supplies
Craft Supplies
Model Supplies
Service
· Mil.eage 315 x 14
TOTAL
CARRIED
49.83
30.80
iotio:OO
180.00
120.00
100.00
20.00
:-o.oo
80.63
1550.00
62.62.:\
116.54
5.62
46.34
84.10
21.70
45.10
$2012.65
MAYOR
MOVED sv //;# fiVe-~ SECONDED BY
MAA 15z .. _.
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the S<0Al!t'Ml.~rlWJillton:J!NKa!j1'!lml2~reto,
Ontario Hydro -Relocate Pole -N/E Corner
Yonge St. and Old Yortge St. 240.19
240.19
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CARRIED
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MAR 1 51971
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SECONDED BY ~$4./1/lc,ct~ • l
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
MOVED BY 4/dce;UL-l.
the Seal of the Corporation be a!!ached hereto.
CAPITAL -EQUIPMENT.
Dave Wood Chrysler Dodge Ltd.
International Harvester Co. Ltd.
Truck# 15 -10,000 G.v.w. Dodge Platform
Truck #16 -27,500 G.v.w. I.H. Dump
CARRIED
3616.14
7735.37
11,351.51
~
MAYOR
MAR 1 51971 ,g __
MOVED BY 1;/ 01/tY-d~ SECONDED BY ;t<t4~~;
That the following accounts be paid, that the :Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
CAPITAL -NORl'H YONGE SEWAGE PUMPING STATION.
DAGMAR CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. Installation of Fluidtech
Pumping Station
CARRIED
7 ,436. 74
7 ,436. 74
.<"7.::
MAYOR
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MAR 1 51971 ,._
SECONOEO BY 4,~
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer lor the same and
the ~alu<St~~~.kt:6~.d hereto.
Addison Equipment Ltd.
Altco Hydraulics Ltd.
Amac Equip. Ltd.
Armitage Canst. Co. Ltd.
Attridge Lumbe:r: Co. Ltd,
Auro:r:a Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Aurora Sunoco
Aurora Tank & Welding
B. & B. Services
Banner Prin't.tng
.Bell Canada
Bennett & Wright Cont. Ltd.
P. Bowen
Canadian National Railways
Glitllidii:ltiPl't't'e:oStox.ecou;;, rs.
Dominion Road Machinery Co. Ltd.
/.'.d' ~ ~ :-:;T'< ~-, -~'-l"i.prt:ren :.:. :( r :·
Emco Ltd.
Federal Eq\l:lr{!!ltlentt t
A. Foster Haulage
F.owler ·'• a i.l!sso ;.Service
Hoat:tTt;anilport.co., .Ltd.• ..
International Harvester Co. Ltd.
i~~,$~hl) ki~1 Gta~ii;t. ti:d;
ttoYa'&' 'l'iit'dll\il '," o;i.~ s.
/:.1.:], ·-:::...·:. -~; ~--· . >:: 1 :': c ;:-'.." .. _-,. ;{'.·:·.·
Maynard's Services Ltd.
.... ~u ,:·: C (I
L:,u·: Ci:·:· 'f ·!lk {,-_ \~:. 'L~:.tn~:
-~--r-. ]:•.' s, .'t i.-.l~-;
Adams Grader
Repair Kit
Replace Plow F:,~:1:ra1.1?.:~-~
Pump
Sewer Cables
Grader Rental 1092.50
Rental of Bull-
dozer, Loader,
Float, Trucks
Sewer Cables
Portland Cement
Misc. Au~omotive
Parts.
Traffic Signals
Street sewers &
Pump Stn.
Works Bldg.
Tire Repair
15L>6.00
27.76
27.81
111.59
&9.2
Oxygen & Acetylene
Welding Supplies
Snow Ploughing
Parking Lots.
Hal£ Loads Signs
Service
Street Name Signs
Rental of Truck
Expense Charges
Truck #11-Light, 3/8 union
Champion Grader -Cutting
l\la4es·
l:lte!!l!l;:J'i!t)nY -Check ·-al ve
llcial!ls Gradev • Gt;~skets
Re.Ptal of Truck
'I:I,>;>~,RE!Mi7:c
l!ixp.ress,.Ch-~>:t'ges ;_ · :--. :;<;
i•!it•TrMtoJ;i-:-.Mufflg!:£,9
~w~i!per4iielirtng ... 4-~Z Mrunii · Gtaa&:t-" · · · ··· ·
<' -y .. ., ,-'-'·~: --', '.' Itiiplactf crankshaft & •.
~ear:i.ngs. . · 744;·:;7
Wi'ti l:H 'sahi:f' $M:~e.yins· ~·:· 1 ' •··
1 I"\ ,._
178.50
68.04
2666.26
'l .. Ol}
66.57 ""
190.!;7
2.00
66.72
198.00
56.4.5
38.86
156.45
114.00
ll>. 60
t •• 59
53.95
·9.42
16.30
1n.~o s.oo
7.00
•r_ <;-
758.38
1731-io 46
~~~~t~~tl?~~. :. ;_i,i1 1021.00
John' Deere -" R\!ipair Kit 6:6;,2;._ .. ~MA~v=o~R··
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cAR-~.iEtf; ,_:.:: ·, 'i ·;:·
j~ . .:· <; .. ·.
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1-~ <·
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MAR 1 51971 ,._
MOVED BY--------------------SECONDED BY--------------------
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for
WORKS DEPARlMENT ACCOUNTS. -2-
the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
H.A. McLean Chev. Olda. Ltd. Truck #3-Muffler
Miller Paving Ltd.
Motive Parts and Equip. Ltd.
Nielsen's Engine Service
North York Plumbing Ltd.
Ontario Safety League
Owl-Lite Equip. Ltd.
Plaza Tire Distributors
Powell & Co. Ltd.
Vic Priestly Contracting
Bomsey Rec. Ltd.
Reliable Drain Service
Rowland's Radiator Service
Sicard Equipment Ltd.
T. Sisman Shoe Co. Ltd.
Supreme Welding Supplies Ltd.
Taylor's Fuels Ltd.
Wilson & Cousins Co. Ltd.
Wilson Hardware
Pipe, Strap 17.30
Truck #8-Alternator
48._22
Truck #9-Alternator
and Regulator
Highway Salt
Oil & Fuel
Filt:ers
Homeli te Pump
Repairs
Plastic Plug
&1.!!
Safe Driver Award
Banquet
Batteries
Tractor Tire
Wire Screening
(Protect windows)
Snow Ploughing
Street name posts
53.80
Truck #15 Trailer
Hitch 18.39
Plow pins & Steel
Bar 13.66
Collapsed Sewer
Truck lfo3 -Red
Repairs 7.50
Sweeper -Rad
Repairs 10.00
Bombardier -
Repair Hydraulic Pump
Work Boots
Cylinder Demurrage
Gasoline 1138.36
Diesel Fuel 681.03
Motor Oil &
Grease
Fuel Oil
87.04
93.34
Flood Lamps
Warfarin, Threaded
Rod, ~able Clamps
Bolts, De-Icer,
117.90
850.30
28.96
19.67
2.10
96.00
69.41
14.96
126.00
91.00
85.85
12.00
17.50
28.06
15.99
2.10
1999.77
44.10
Paint R_emqv~r, ~~~
Sheeting, Stai 11\\..
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11,259.84 ~
CARRIED
MAR 1 5 1071 19-·
MOVED BY ~ & &VX-( u ~ SECONDED BY 1 ~4./f...~ -.,""-.)
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 DEPAR;t'MENT ACCOUNTS
Darora ~tornp~ive Ltd.
Aurora Hydro~Electrip Comm.
)lell Canada
Emco Lt;d.
pOodmari's Auto Parts Ltd.
;I:nternational Harvest~ar Co. Ltd.
John Bal,ley
Leslie ,t..ppliance Service
H.A. McLean Chev. O!dS". Ltd.
J. Rose Steel Co.
G.F. Seeley & Son Ltd.
Taylor's Fuels Ltd.
Wilson & Cousins Co. Ltd.
Wilson Hardware
<'!-.2. 76 Belt, plug
Billing
Service
Service
8.31.00
1243.33 ,,. 2074.33
43.1~
79.80
17. 8.0
Skinner Repair Clamps
Truck #4 -Carburetor
Truck #17-21,000 G.v.w.,
I.H., Cab and Chi!rssis
Drill & Pull Water Setvice
lTulbs
Truck #4 -Plugs, Po:l.tits.
· Condenser ·
P.C.V.Valve, Hose
8" Steel Pipe,
Steel Plate
D;rainer ,Adapter "' Pump
Fuel Oil
4652.97
50.00
3.05
10.16
2Jo'' Hydrant Coupling & Plugs
Hose & hose washers
36.23
33 •. 08
53.02
86.16 ..
3.56
7 ;146.05
--~..>!__
CARRIED
MAYOR
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MOVED BY -?a£# d~vzd 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.
l'OLWTION CONTROL CENTRE
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Attridge Lumber Co. Ltd.
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Bell Canada
Canadian Tire Store
Community Tire Sales
Smith & Loveless Div.
Wallace and Tiernan Ltd.
Wilson Hardware
Fuel Filter
.Lumber
Service
Service
Pipe, Elbows,
Pulley, Clamp, Tape
Tank Truck: Tire Repair
Mechanical Seal (Pump)
Ortho Tolidin Solution
Come-a-long 61.95
Tissue, Paper towel,
Keys, bulbs,
Hardware cloth 47.62
CARRIED
t
.64
13.86
1,007.01
30.04
14.63
4.50
115.02
17.16
109.57
1,312.43
MAYOR
MAR 1 51971 ,._ ~ •.. ,·.
MOVED SY /:<._~~~ .:::::=-SECONDED BY <" c /r'-·
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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.
FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS.
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aueora Highlands Ttixaco
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Bell Canada
Canadian Dust Control
Harold Billing
Safety Supply Co.
Southwood's Gulf Service
Taylor's Fuels Ltd.
Ted' a Te1;ac;::g
Wilson & Cousins Co. Ltd.
Wilson Hardware
25lbs. rags, Tank unit
Gasoline
Service
Service-727-5432
727-4211
727-4744
Cleaning Supplies
Plumbing Repairs
100•-H;" Fire Hose
Gasoline
Fuel Oil
Gasoline
Fireman's Hats,
Liners & Fronts.
Toggle Switches
CARRIED
35.04
27.49
3.99 -
17.26
5.85
29.54
66.52
8.00
14.98
117.94
25.59
109.17
~
51.15
5.36
_ll.5 7 6 z::r---
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