MINUTES - Council - 19710621! \.,~!
MINUTES .. OF THE 12TH. REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAi'1BERS
ON MONDAY, JiJNE 21; 1971 AT 8:00P.M.
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PRESENT: Mayor R. A. Illingworth, Councillors Davis, Harris, Henderson, Miller,
Simmons, Stewart, Trent, Williamson.
ACCOUNTS
All accounts were approved as printed and circulated.
Trent: "Resolved that the agenda be amended to hear delegations prior to
Harris: correspondenceo"
CARRIED
DELEGATIONS
Mr. Don Glass, Mr. Robert Case and Mr. Fred Cousins presented a request to sever
the rear portion of Mr. Cousin • s property at 142 Temperance Street to create two
new lots fronting on the private road off of Kennedy Street West.
Miller: "Resolved that the submission be referred to the Planning and Developmen~
Ste>Jart: Committee for further !;ltudy and report,''
CARRIED
Mr. H. Piebrock presented a written ·submission for a proposed subdivision of estat<
lots on theeast side of Concession 111 (Leslie Street) and the corner of the C.F.R ..
Sideroad consisting of 100 acres.
Miller:
Williamson:
"Resolved th9t the submission be referred to the Planning and Develop-·
ment Committee for study and a report. 11
CARRIED
Mr. Thomas De.a appeared before Council to request a zoning amendment on his
property on'the north side of Dodie Street for a reduction of lot size requirement
from 22,000 square feet to 16,000 square feet.
Davis: "Resolved that the request for a Zoning By;.law amendment be referred to ·the
Trent.: Planning and Development Committee for study and a report. 11
CARRIED
Mr. Don Ennis and Mr. Joe Giddons of Wimpey Homes Ltd. presented a proposal for
t>;on housing and a sixty unit senior ·citizen apartment on Block "M" on the south
s;.de o:f: Orchard Heights Blvd. Mr. Ennis advised that for the senior citizens
apartment the 1 acre required would be added to the present site, however a Zoning
By-law amendment would be required from-25 units per acre to 50 units per acre.
Ontario Housing Corporation require a letter from the Clerk advising that Council
.would have a favourable view to the amendment provided that all other requirement'
that might be required were met.
Harris:
Williamson:
"Resolved .that approval in principle be given to a rezoning of a
portion of Block "M" to permit the erection of a sixty-one unit
senior citizens. apartment building and that a letter be sent to Ont-
ario Housing Corporation advising of this approval in principle."
CARRIED
12TH. REGULAR MEETING -2-JUNE 21, 1971.
CQRR,ESPONDENCE
14-1 Canadian Parks & Recreation Association -Conference -Edmonton
(Information)
ll,_2 A. J. Child -S()uthend property -Nrs. Herskovitz
Harris!
Stewart:
"Resolved that the discussion of model homes take place after the
signing of a subdivision agreement."
CARRIED
llf-3 Ontario Municipal Recreation Association -Fees for 1971
(Referred to Parks & Recreation)
ll,_4 City of Barrie -Resolutions
Miller: "Resolved that the resolutions of the .City of Barrie be referred
Henderson: to the Finance Committee for study and a report."
CARRIED
14-5 Ontario Department of Education·-Recreation facilities study
(Referred to Parks & Recreation)
llJ-6 Ontario Department of Education -Track and Field Program
(Information)
14-7 Ontario Department of Education -Leadership Training Course
(Information)
14-8 Ontario. D.epartment of Education -Facility Survey
(Information)
14-9 Ontario Water· Resources -.Approval for improvements
(Referred to Works Comm. & Town Engineer)
14-10 Ontario Warer Resources -Approval for construction of a watermain and storm
and sanitary sewers' on McDonald Drive ·
(Referred to Works Comm. & Town Engineer)
14-11 Region of York Clerk 1 s Dept. -Block J -1\urora Orchards
(Referred to Planning and Development)
14-12 Region of York Clerk's Dept. -Position Available
(Information)
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14-13 Liquor{icense Board-Permit-Aurora Minor Hockey
(Information)
14-14 Dept. Transportation -Municipality Signs and Municipality Maps requested
(Signs -Referred to Safety Comm. -Maps (Information)
1~~16 G. Glover -Permission to give concert in park
(Referred to Parks & Recreation)
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12TH. REGULAR MEETING -3-
~SPONDENCE CONT•.D
14-17 Refrigeration Course available
(Referred to Parks & Recreation)
14-18 Boulding Assoc. Ltd. -Devins Dr. Public School Tests
(Information)
14-19 Camel~Trek Agencies -Groups Available
(Referred to E. Batson)
JUNE 21, 1971.
14-20 Unemployment Insurance Comm. -Information on change in Unemployment In-
surance Rates
(Referred to Treasurer)
14-21 Dept. Financial and Commercial Affairs -Authorization re permit for fair
(Information)
14-22 Aurora Chamber of Commerce -Community Centre Dues
Henderson: "Resolved that the Chamber of Commerce be advised that the
Stewart: Community Centre is now part of the Town 1 s membership."
14-23 Ontario Housing Corp. -Proposal call 60 units
O:nformation)
14-2l> L. P. Meyer Assoc. -Letter of Appreciation -Community Centre
(Information -Referred to Mr. E. Batson)
].l,..25 Sterling Drugs -Proposed By-law Industrial Waste
(Referred to Works Comm. and J. D. Reid)
ll>-26 ~limpey Homes Ltd. -Rezoning Block J
(Referred to Planning & Development)
ll>-27 Wimpey Homes Ltd. -Dirt on Roads -Aurora Orchards
(Referred to Bldg. Insp.)
14-28 Aurora Jaycees -Retract letter re bicycle rodeo
(Information)
14-29 R. Middleton -Information re zoning
(Referred to Bldg. Inspector) (Reply forwarded)
14-30 York County Board of Education -Use of School by Guides
(Referred to Parks & Recreation)
14-31 York County Board of Education -Plot plan of school
(Information)
ll:-32 York County Board of Education -Minutes of meeting -May 27
(Information)
14-33 York County Board of Education -1971 Budget estimates
(Referred to Finance Comm. & Treasurer)
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12TH. REGULAR MEETING -4-
CORRESPONDENCE CONT•D
ll~34 H. T. Piebrock -Request to appear as delegations
(Tabled for delegation)
ll~35 E. A. McGregor -New Culvert -Glass Drive
(Information)
14-36 E.A. McGregor -Watercourse Banff and Kemano
(Referred to Works Comm.)
14-37 -B.' Young, Recreation Director -Recreation Survey
(Information -Referred to Parks & Recreation Comm.)
JUNE :1.1, 1971.
14-38 J. D. Reid & Assoc. -Sewage Treatment Plant -_Project 110
(Referred to Works Comm.)
lll•39 J. D. Reid & Assoc. -Traffic -South Shopping Plaza -Copy of letter to A.
Merkur and Sons
Henderson: "Resolved that the letter be referred to both the Planning and
Stewart: Development Committee and the Public Safety Committee."
CARRIED
14-40 J. D. Reid & Assoc. -Power transformer adjacent to Water Pump House
(Referred to Treasurer & Finance Comm.)
14-41 Wm. Johnson, Treasurer -Property Upkeep analysis
(Information)
14-42 Wm. Johnson, Treasurer -General Office analysis
(Information)
14-43 Wm. Johnson, Treasurer -Levies for School Purposes
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
14-44 Mayor Illingworth -Damage to sewers on public property
(Referred to Solicitor)
14-45 Mayor Illingworth -Phosphorous Removal
(Referred to Engineer)
14-46 Wm. Bailey -re L. Hamilton -Request to appear before Council withdrawn
(Information)
14-47 Dept. of Transportation -Approval By-law 1911
(Referred to Works Comm., Treasurer and Engineer)
14-48 J. D. Reid -Copy of letter to Wimpey re storm sewers -Aurora Orchards
(Informs tion)
14-49 Ontario Recreation Society -Annual Conference
(Information)
ll1-SO Power Turf Equipment Ltd. -Models of grinders available
(Referred to Weller and Duncan)
12TH. RE(JULAR MEETING -5-
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
ll>-51 Science Research Assoc. -Publication available
(Information)
ll>-52 Ontario Labour Relations Board -Information requested
(Referred to Clerk & E. Batson)
JUNE 21, 1971.
14-53 York Assessment Office -Resignation of Staff member -M. Harbinson and his
appointment as Regional Registrar
ll,.-54
ll>-55
14-56
14-57
14-58
(Information)
Region of York Planning Dept. -Updated organization chart
(Referred to Planning and Development)
Collis Leather -Industrial Waste By-law
(Referred to Reid and Works Comm.)
Canadian Infra Red Co. -Services available
(Referred to Batson)
Bell Canada -Services in Aurora Orchards
Wimpey Homes Ld. -Services in Aurora Orchards
Henderson: "Resolved that a report be obtained from the Aurora Hydro-Electric
Harris: Commission on their agreement with Bell Canada and that copies
of letters 14-57 and 14-58 be sent to the Commission."
CARRIED
ll>-59 Wimpey Homes Ltd. -White Strip Construction
(See Report #72)
ll>-60 J. D. Reid, Town Engineer-Machell Street drainage
(Referred to E. A. McGregor -Information)
lb.--61 J. D. Reid, Town Engineer -Westview Estates Subdivision
(Referred to Plannin[; and Development)
14-62 Liquor License Board -Permit Liberal Assoc.
(Information)
14-63 Ontario Good Roads Assoc. -Pavement markings
(Referred to Works Comm.)
ll>-6l> B. Young -Recreation Director -Band Concerts
(Referred to Parks & Recreation)
14-65 Aurora Minor Hockey -Unable to attend as delegation
ll>-66 B. Young -Youth Involvement Centre -Staff
Stewart:
Miller:
"Resolved that the recommendation of the Recreation Director be
accepted to appoint the staff for the Youth Involvement Centre."
CARRIED
1 ?TH• REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
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14-67 .Aurora Soccer Club -Bus Fare to Aurora, Illinois
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JUNE 21, 1971.
.. Stewart:
Miller:
"Resolved that a grant of. $200.00 be made to the Aurora Soccer
Club toward their bus fare to Aurora, Illinois."
CARRIED
Miller: •*Resolved that .the ·Correspondence be accepted and actioned as recommencled
Stetrart: in the Clerk's report. 11
CARRIED
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
PLANNING. ,AND. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 71
Councillor Harris presented a report of the Planning and Development Cormnittee in
l<hich the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
. A meeting of the Planning and Development· Cormnittee was held on Tuesday, June 15,
1971 at 8:00 P.M.
Present were: Councillor. I. Harris, Chairman; Councillor W. Trent, Vice-Chairman,
and Councillor E. J. Henderson, Member and C. H. Duncan.
1. Mike Felcher Investments·Ltd.
The. Cormnitte<> me.t with Mr.· Mike Felcher, Mr. Boris Lebedinsky, Architect, Mr. Bernie
Goldstein ;md Mr. Coulter to discuss the proposal to develop a motor-inn on the
property at 82 Yo:nge Street North.
The propo$al .is for fifty guest rooms, a dining room, luncheon room, lounge ancl
meeting rooms. ·There would be underground parking for 36 cars and surface parking
for 23 cars for a total of 59 parking spaces.
The Cormnittee recormnends the approval of the proposed motor..:inn development and
feels that· the rezoning of the property from apartment to cormnercial is in the best
interest of the community.
The Cormnittee also recommends that the necessary amendment to the Zoning By-law by
site plan by-law be prepared.
2. ~age Treatment Plant and Water Supply
The Ontario Water Resources Commission, by its restrictions on the Sewage Treatment
Plant, is severely affecting development in the Town of Aurora and the Committee
therefore strongly recommends that the meeting with the Q.W.R.C. to discuss the
se\<age treatment plant facilities, be convened immediately in order that definite
plans for improvements can be made. The Committee further recormnends that a
report be prepared by the Engineer on the water supply capacity that will be
available for development \<ithin the water distribution areas of Town.
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12TH. REGULAR MEETING -7-JUNE 21, 1971.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 71 CONT'D
3. Mr. J. Bierman
The Committee met with Mr. J. Bierman to discuss his building permit applicatio~
for the west side of Machell Avenue.
In view of the location of the property within the floodplain, the Committee
reluctantly recommends that the permit for the apartment building be granted to Hr.
J. Bierman. However, the Committee wishes to advise Council that the plans for th::_ ·
building show one apartment unit on the basement floor level. The basement floor
level is at approximately 833.5 feet. The creek bed is 826.1 and the top of th~
creek bank is 831.0 and the parking lot at the rear wall of the building is 833.0
feet, therefore the Committee recommends that a rider be added to the building
permit to absolve the Town from any responsibility or any liability of any kind in
the event of flooding af this property.
t,. Block "J" Wimpey Homes Ltd.
The Committee met with Mr. Don Ennis to discuss the Link Housing on Block "J"
and a further meeting will be held to discuss the development further.
5. .Town Planning Institute Convention
The Committee recommends that Councillor Trent be authorized to attend the
Annual Convention of the Town Planning Institute in Ottawa from July 4th. to 561 .. ,
1971.
Clause 1 -Carried
Clause 2 -Carried
Clause 3 -Simmons: "Amendment: that Clause 3 be referred to the Engineer and
Henderson: Solicitor for comment."
CiLlilliED
Clause 4 -Carried
Clause 5-Harris: "Amendment: that Clause 5 be deleted."
Harris:
Trent:
Trent:
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Report of the Planning and Development Com1nittee dated
June 18, 1971 be discussed item by item and accepted, as amended."
CARRIED
P~ING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 76
Councillor Harris presented a report of the Planning and Development Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the follo~~ng:
A. meeting of the Planning a.nd Development Committee was held on Friday, June 18th,
1971 at 1:30 P.M.
Present were: Councillor ..Io Harris, Chairman and Councillor Eo Jo Henderson, lYiember
and c. H. Duncan.
12TH. REGULAR MEETING -8-JUNE 21, 1971.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 76 CONT 1 D
The Committee met With Mr. Don Ennis and Mr. Joe Giddons of Wimpey Homes Ltd. to
discuss Block "J", the Link Villa Development.
The Zoning By-law Amendment has been prepared for Council's consideration.
The Committee recommends that the attached draft subdivision agreement be con-
sidered by Council in Committee.
A draft site plan agreement is being prepared and will i!De submitted to the Council
in Committee at the time the subdivision agreement is being considered.
Harris: "Resolved that Planning and Development Committee Report No. 76 be
Henderson: accepted. 11 ·
CARRIED
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 75
Councillor Davis presented a report of the Public Works Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
The Public Works Committee met at 7:30 P.M. on Thursday, June 3, 197lo
All members of the Committee were present and Mayor Illingworth, Councillor Trent
and Town Superintendent MacGregor, in attendance.
The following areas.were inspected:
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1. Easement from Jasper Drive into Fleury Park -This easement appears to be well
U$ed for pedestrian traffic from the housing to the north to the core area of the
Town. Some doubt was expressed about the boundaries of Block B and Block C of the
Kelner property and the northern boundary limit of the park property.
Your Committee recommends as follows:
(a) A site plan. be prepared with th<c, property limits of Blocks B and C, the ease-
ment .and parkland to be clearly shown~
(b) The entranceway to the easement from Jasper Drive to be bridged for easier
access, the easement graded and a 6 foot wide walkway prepared with the sides sodded
or planted with some type of shrubbery, and that it be maintained in conjunction
with the parkland. ·
(c) Based on the findings of sub-para. (a) above, the pathway be extended across
. the parkland to Wellir1gton Street on the south.
2. Easement from Dunham Crescent into Fleury Park -This easement is in very poor
condition and requires considerable rehabilitation. The slope is badly erroded
and there is a large open culvert and pond at the bottom. Doubt was also expressed
about the actual boundaries of the easement, the ownership of the lands to the east
and the limits of the parkj.and.
Your Committee recommends as follows:
(a) That a site plan be prepared with the property limits clearly shown, including
the property to the east of the easement.
12TH. REGULAR MEETING -9-JUNE 21, 1971.
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 75 CONT•D
(b) It is not believed that this will be used as an access to the park, except in
winter months by the children, but there is an urgent need to stop the erosion.
(c) That the entranceway to the easement be cleaned up and properly maintained.
(d) That consideration be given to extending the
approximately 50 feet to eliminate the open pond.
graded so the banks can be cut with the mower.
culvert at the bottom for
The remainder of the ditch to be
3. Easement from Huron Court to Fleury Park -This easement appears to be well
used but is in poor condition.' The entranceway has a manhole in the centre of the
pathway and another manhole presents a hazard further along the path. An open
ditch from the school yard crosses the pathway and this is filled with concrete
blocks which could be dangerous to children.
Your Committee recommends the following:
(a) That a site plan be prepared with the property limits clearly shown.
(b) That the entranceway be bridged from Huron Court to provide easier access,
the easement graded and a 6 foot wide walkway prepared with the sides sodded or
planted with some type of shrubbery, and that it be maintained in conjunction with
the parkland.
(c) That the manole in the pathway be lowered or the pathway raised.
(d) That the open drainage ditch be graded and sides cut back so that the area can
be cut with the mower.
(e) That the area north and east of the drainage ditch be included with the park-
land and cut with the mower.
4. Easement from Boulding Drive to Haida -This is a drainage easement only and
appears to be in reasonably good condition.
It is recommended that the Town Superintendent arrange for periodic inspection to
ensure that the drainage area is maintained and no fill or obstructions allowed.
5. Inspection of Roadways in Wimpey Area -The roadways in the Wimpey area have
not been maintained in a satisfactory condition and large quantities of dirt and
debris are on the road and being carried into the storm sewers.
This situation has been brought to the attention of Wimpey Officials and corrective
action taken.
6. Inspection of 44 Mill Street -Many complaints have been received regarding the
condition of the roadway and the sidewalk, and the very steep ramp· for access to
the property.
A separate recommendation for corrective action has been submitted to Council.
7. Watercourse in Regency Acres -A full inspection was carried out
course running south from Confederation Park to the Subway Sideroad.
evident that some action is urgently required to stop the erosion.
of the water-
It is quite
12TH. REGULAR MEETING -10.; JUNE 21, 1971•
~IC WORKS COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 75 CONT•D
(a) It is recommended that the rehabilitation of the watercourse might be a
suitable project for the Provincial Loan Programme and the Engineer has been
requasted to ,,heck on the feasibility of this project and report.
Clause 1 to 7 -carried
Davis: "Resolved that the Public Works Committee Report No. 75 be discussed
Simmons: item by item and accepted. 11
CARRIED
Councillor Harris in the Chair.
C~L IN COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 72
Mayor Illing<<orth 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, June 9th, 1971 at
7:30 P.M. to inspect the above ground services in the Whitestrip Subdivision.
Mayor Illingworth, Councillors Harris, Davis, Henderson and Town Engineer, J. D.
Reid, present.
After inspecting the area,. the Committee recommends the following:
(a) That the Town Engineer mark other areas for replacement as indicated during
the tour of inspection,
(2) That the sidewalks and curbs so marked by the inspection be replaced.
(3) That the hairline cracks in the sidewalks be treated as outlined by the Engineer,
(4) That the curbing, illich is not marked for replacement, be trimmed or the side~ralk
edges filled to eliminate the variations in level.
(5) That p.avement borings be taken in !pecified areas to determine the type and
amount of fill and asphalt and a separate report be submitted on this item.
(6) That a cash settlement be made as determined by the Engineer, to be held for
future use re water services that have not been completed.
(7) That when the above work has been completed to the satisfaction of the Engineer
and Council, that the above ground services be accepted.
(8) Fix l'lr. Borden's lawn.
Illingworth:
Davis:
"Resolved that Report No. 72 of Council in Committee re: Inspection of
Whitestrip Subdivision dated June 15, 1971 be discussed item by item
and accepted."
Henderson: "Amendment: that Report No. 72 be tabled until the next meeting of Council."
Simmons:
CARRIED
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12111. REGULAR MEETING -ll-JUNE 21' 1971.
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR COMMITTEE,REPORT NO. 73
Mayor IllingWorth presented a report of the Citizen of the Year Committee in
which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
The Citizen of the Year Committee met at 7:30 P.M., June 16; 1971 with all members
pre sen to
A total of 13 nominations were received for nine nominees. After careful
deliveration, a Citizen of the Year was named by the unanimous choice of the
Committee. The name of the appointee will be made during the July 1st.
activities.
The Committee would like to express their opinion that the Town of Aurora is most
fortunate to have so many well qualified citizens fot nomination of this award. All
were most deserving.
Illingworth: "Resolved that Report #73 of the Citizen of the Year Committee be
Ste,~art: discussed and accepted."
CARRIED
COUNCIL IN COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 74
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 Wednesday, June 16, 1971 at 8,:30 P.M.
Mayor Illingworth, Councillors Harris, Stewart, Davis and Trent lfere present.
The Committee met with representatives of the York County Separate School Board and
later in the evening with representatives of Wimpey Homes Ltd. regarding the school
site in the subdivision.
It is understood that both parties will re-new negotiations for the sale and
purchase of the school site, and that Council will be kept advised of the progress
of such negotiations.
It is recommended that no further action be taken at this time.
Illingworth: "Resolved that Report 4fo74 of Council in Committee be discussed and
Davis: accepted."
CARRIED
Mayor Illingworth in the Chair.
DELEGATES REPORT OF THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION MEETING
Councillor Trent presented the delegates report.
Trent:
Miller:
"That the •Delegates Report of the Recreation Association meeting, in
Peterborough, May 5th. to May 8th.' be received and referred to. Parks
& Recreation Committee."
CARRIED
12TH. REGULAR MEETING -12-JUNE 21, 1971.
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS FOR. WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN r . ·-.
McDonald Drive Construction Tender De£OSits
Davis: "Resolved that the tender deposit cheques of K. J. Beamish Construction Co.
Harris: Ltd. and Annitage (Ontario) Construction Co. Ltd. for the McDortald Drive
Construction Contract be returned and that the tender deposit cheque of
Dagmar ConstructionCo. Ltd., the low bidder, be held pending the meeting
of Council in Committee, the York County Board of Educationmd Mr. Angelo
Del Zotto."
Library
Budget
Harris:
Stewart:
CARRIED
"Resolved that the 1971 Budget of the Aurora Public Library
Board be approved and adopted. 11
CARRIED
Playground
Supplies
Stewart: "Resolved that the Purchasing Agent be authorized to purchase
Playground supplies in the total estimated amount of $1,010.
as provided for in the 1971 current estimates for the
Recreation Department, and that the Seal of the Corporation
be attached hereto."
Miller:
CARRIED
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Kinney Shoes Council was advised that the Ontario Municipal Board has still not
Rezoning approved the By-law.
Fire Agreements
King & Whit-
church
Council was advised that the Agreements have been forwarded to the
Township of King and Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville for signing.
Tree Removal
Tenders
Council was advised that tenders will be called for the removal of
dead trees.
Lambert Apartment
By-law Rezoning
BY-LAWS
Council was advised that the Town Solicitor is checking with the
O.M.B. on requirements before circulation.
By-law No. 1925-71 to Amend 1F1863 Wimpey BJock "J"
Harris: "That leave be given to introduce a By-law to amend By-law Number 1863
Henderson: and that the same be now read a first time. 11
CARRIED
l1iller: "That the By-law now before the Council be read a second time and that the
Simmons: Council resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole for that purpose. 11
CARRIED
Second reading of the By-law approved in Open Council.
12TH. REGULAR MEETING -13-JUNE 21, 1971.
BY-LAWS CONT•D
By-law 1925-71 Cont'd
Harris: "Resolved that the third reading of the by-law be considered at this time."
Davis:
CARRIED
Trent:
Miller:
"That the By-law now before the Council be read a third time this day and
that Rule 22 of By-law No. 1468 be suspended for that purpose."
CARRIED
Stewart: "That the third reading of the By-law be taken as read."
Henderson:
CARRIED
By-law No. 1926-71-To Amend Traffic By-law No. 1867
Williamson:
Miller:
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law to amend By-law {Fl867
being a by-law for the regulation of traffic and that the same be
now read a first time."
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 the Whole for
that purpose."
CARRIED
Second reading of the By-law as amended by addition of Clause 4 (2) and Clause 5 was .
approved in Open Council.
Williamson: "Resolved that the third reading of the by-law be considered at this
Simmons: time."
CARRIED
Trent:
Miller:
"That the By-law now before the Council be read a third time this day and
that Rule 22 of By-law No. 1468 be suspended for that purpose."
CARRIED
Miller: "That the third reading be taken as amended and read."
Williamson:
CARRIED
By-law No. 1927-71-Community Centre Fire Doors
Stewart:
Henderson:
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law to regulate and impose a
penalty for the mis-use of the fire doors at the Aurora Community
Centre and that the same be now read a first time."
CARRIED
12th. REGULAR MEETING -14-JUNE 21, 1971.
By-law No. 1927-71-Community Centre Fire Doors Cont'd
Harris: "That the By-law now before the Council be read a second time and that the
Davis: Council resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole for that Purpose."
CARRIED
The Committee rose and reported some progress.
NEW BUSINESS
July 1st.
Closing of
Businesses
Simmons:
Stewart:
Waterball Miller:
Challenge Simmons:
"Resolved that an advertisement be placed intbe local press
advising businesses of By-law for July 1st. closing. 11
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Council accept the challenge of the Aurora
Jaycees to a waterball game on July 1st. at 1:30 P.M."
CARRIED
vlilliamson: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned."(ll:OO P.M.)
CARRIED
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MAYOR v CLEim-ADMINISTRATOff'
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the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Aurora Banner
Aurora Greenhouses
Aurora Highlands Golf Club
Aurora Hydro Electric Comm.
Aurora Jaycees
Banner Printing
Bell Canada
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian National Railways
Dominion Regalia Ltd.
D. A. Dunlop & Co.
S.E. Eade
Gift & Greetirg Studio
Grand & Toy Ltd.
Granite Refrigeration
Hand Chemical Industries
J. & B. Office & Machine Supply
Janes Stationery
Lloyd & Purcell O.L.S.
Mary's Flower Shop
Mary's Fruit Store
National Assoc. Leasing
Newmarket Ready-Mix
North America Bus Equip.
Ontario Humane Society
P.c.o. Services Ltd.
Pitney-Bowes Ltd.
J.D. Reid & Assoc.
Richmond Hill Liberal
Stouffville Tribune
George W. Scully Ltd.
Taylor's Fuels Ltd.
Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville
Wilson Hardware
JUN 2 1 197i 19
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Ads -Weed Inspector, Firecrackers
Weeds 107 0 24
16.65
65.63
Flowers
Reception
Street lighting
Mun. Bldg.
Victoria Hall
Crosswalks
War Memorial
Town signs
Bandstand _
2261.24
66.93
7.93
48.60
8. 70
16.87
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Ad -Beautification Week
Envelopes, recei~
Bldg. Inspector
Engineer
Office
Victoria Hall
Mate
16.20
21.02
203.48
1.b!1
July lat. Comm. EJ:press Chgs.
Canadian Flags
1970 Audit & Annual Report
Warble Fly Inspector Services
Office Supplies
Stapler, staples, letter opener
Service Window Air Conditioners
July 1st. Comm. -Fireworks
Office Supplies
Telephone pads, corr. fluid
Surveying -Gurnett & Victoria
July 1st. Comm. -Black R:i!bbon
Cleaning Supplies
Photo-copier Rental (July-Sept.)
Comm. Centre Sidewalk (Concrete)
Postage Machine
Animal Quarantine
Pest Control -June
Meter and Plate
Retainer -May
Subscription
Subscription
6 Aurora Cap ·Badges
Fuel Oil
2lf30. 77
25.00
225.74
252.15
20.30
19.80
59.23
4000.00
65.95
9.48
17.79
36.00
403.95
156.05
5.58
174. so
4.20
44.17
117.00
180.60
59.85
llf4.00
26.00
26.25
36l,.l,4
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5.00
31.50
11.64
= Re: W<ITDTe Fly Inspector-Spraying Mil'il<i~·v
r-Humidity Indicator ___ 4.19
CARRIED $9' 205.01 .
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JUN 21 197i ,9_
MOVEOBY ~~~ /~ -· ~----....__..-;: ,.. ~'d SECONDED BY /7 /"'-~ <-----""') .....
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 -WATERWORKS IMPROVEMENTS
James Po Morgan Ltd. Contract 63=B to May 31
Less Holdback 15%
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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.
CAPITAL • CONNECTING LINK STAGE 2
Model Builders Ltd. Concrete sill repairs and install
screen at top of retaining walls $128.00
C,',:::~ITLL t:()'}}E~~l'INC 1..-.·;-·r .-:.l.f"_,_:,;:t ;2
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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 DEPARTMENT
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Canadian Pittsburgh Industries
Dominion Regalia
Emco Ltd.
H. Merrikin Plumb. Contractor
North York Plumbing
Priestly Bros. Garden Centre
Ramsey Rec Ltd.
Spraymotor Ltd.
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Chain oil, V-Belts, belt grease
Fleury Park -Service 3.80
Town Park -Service &
7.81
lamps 18.77
Tennis Club -Service &
lamps _24. 79
Shingle stain, turps
Canadian Flags
Curb stop -Park w.s.c.
Fleury Washrooms, plumb. repr.
Closet augers & plunger
Lawn Mower 136.50
Plants 26. 25
Truck #12, Trailer Hitch
Sprayer Nozzle Tips
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88.96
31.58
44.28
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17.63
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the s=e and
the Seal ofthe Corporation be attached hereto.
RECREMION ACCOUNTS
Attridge Li.UD.ber
The Banner
Aurora Cleaners
Aurora Community Centre-
Aurora Hobqy Craft
Bell Telephone
Bruce Butterworth
J & B Office Supplies
Glen Cameron
Canadian Tire
J.H. Cochrane
The Era
Globe & Mail
GO-Roma
D.E, Holdgate
Ken Holman
E, Jackson
The Liberal
Shields Publ.
C. Shoniker
Textile Centre
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Valley Camp
J·~L:;iilfanNoort,,l.
Wil.il.sbn:~Hardware
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Lumber (Art Show)
Advert.-Comming events
Art Show
Lacrosse Reg.
Cleaning 520 sweaters
Office
Craft Classes-Aud,
Model Room
Model St~pplies
4.00
.31 • .36
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50.00
100.00
10.00
727-4211 12.26
727-3123 3J.72!
Set of bases, baseballs bats, etc.
Paper, marker & Binders
Screen Posters-(Art Show)
Cleaning solvent, Garbage can & gloves
Refreshments (Appreciation nite)
Advert,-Art Show
Advert. _.-c&_.z:. ~·4
Refreshments-(Appreciation nite)
Disc Jockey (Appreciation nite)
Sign (Art Show)
Bartender (Appreciation nite)
Advert.-Coming events
Invitation -Art Show
Expenses-Art Show
Material -(!'1~j orettes),
Advert. ~?-_d..,(,_,.,J
Cleaner (Swimming Pool)
Mak11.ng l:fa:Jwi!iltte) costumes
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51.04 ~
208,00 j
160.00 ,;
88,65 +
49.98
79.50,!
25.09 /
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1.3.58/
146 • .30 +
1.75 .;
1.95
168.75 +
45.00 +
12,00'
20,00 +
3.50 ;(
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57.45 +
186.21 v
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JUN 211971
SECONDED BY I 'L ,L 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.
COMMUNITY CENTRE ACCOUNTS
.Qffice & Utili ti.!l.!
Aurora Banner
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Hydro
Bell Telephone
Consumers Gas
Direct Transport
Dominion Consolidated
Dominion Regalia
The Era
McBee
Newmarket Era
James Stationery
J. & B. Office Supplies
Instant Replay
Sovereign Film
Bradford Witness
.£a~n Supplies
Commercial Holdings
Burgess Wholesale
Cattets' Gcocery
Ertti:te7Jarand's·"J;.td.'•.· o;;:uuN·;· ;•.
Peter Gormana Ltd.
Lall!O!mand c.flinc •. t i .. :. ··
Pepsi.:.C:ata.· ··· · · ·
Sail,&da: E<1oda: :
S,ilv.erst~.in"!• Bakery
Turner's Ice Service
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Advet. Circus
Service 324.32
Water Heaters 38.50
Man & truck putting up baffel
Service 727-l>211 10.90
727-3123 ~
Gas
Express Charges
Express Charges
3 Flags
Advert. -Circus
Distribution sheets
Avert. Art Shou
Typeuriter Stand
Office supplies
Hit Parade Tape
Film
Advert. Circus
Hot dog machine lease
Weingers, paper cups
Sugar, buns, soap, J cloths
Peanuts
Chocolate Bars, sigars
Filters and Relish
Fountain Syrup & cups
Chips. •: '-: •.•·
B.u.ns; ., · .-· .:~'-· -~!:
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73.92
362.82
32.20
105.46
ll:.6. 14
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8.76
22.76
101.92
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1. 75
22.05
77.33
10.50
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100.00
151. 73
30.65
75.80
193.05
10.75
36l,. 35
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MOVED BY----------------------------------------SECOND ED 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.
COMMUNITY CENTRE ACCOUNTS CONT 1 D
Maintenance Supplies & Charg~?;s
Acme Chemicals Products
Attridge Lumber
Calmec Ltd,
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian General Electric
Cimco :Ltd,
Ken Hack
Leslie Appliance!~
Momar C!i!n Ltdo
Ramsey Rec
Sunshine Uniforms
Tqnecraft
United Co-Operatives
Valley Camp Ltd,
Wilson iiardware
York San:i.tatiqn
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Mop Heads
Lumber
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Deodorisers ( 1 yr)
Cleaning supplies
Lights & Lamps
Refrigeration oil
Pipe alteration & washroom
Repairs to polisher
OpticaL !llue
Steel tods
Cle?ning Service Uniforms &
smocks
Paint:
Wire M.,sh
Pl"aner
Tape, stap!es, paint &·rags
Container service
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Page 1 -Carmen
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29,99
210,00
t,5, 35
156, 24·
lf2o 53
repairs 46,70
119,00
191.34
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86,21
28,90
122,16
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JUN 2 1 1971 19_
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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.
WORKS DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS
Annable Wholesale Nursery Ltd. -
Arby Equipment Sales
Attridge Lumber Co.
Armitage Construction Ltd.
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Banner
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
,Aurora Tank & Welding
Aurora Sunoco
Ballantine Auto Wreckers
Baythorn Power Equipment
Bell· ·canada
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Tire Store
Canadian Wire Brush
Chambers & Cooke Ltd.
Chevron Asphalt
Community Tire Sales
Daily Commercial News
Direct Winters Transport
Dominion-Consolidated Trucklines
Dominion Road Machinery Sales
Equipment Sales & Service
Gormley Sand & Gravel
International Harvester
L & S Sales
McBee Company
H. A. McLean Chev-Olds
Miller Paving Ltd.
Milton Quarries Ltd.
Hotive Parts & Equip.
Plaza Tire Distributors
Vic Priestly Landscape Cont.
Region of York Engineering
Ruttan 1 s B.P.
J. Rose Steel Co.
Taylor's Fuels
20 trees on Blvd.
Truck ifolO -Two tires
Portland cement, h:mber
Bricks
Misc. Automotive Parts
Tender Ad -HcDonald Drive
Traffic Signals 27.81
Street sewers 64.32
Works Bldg. 26.77
Oxygen Cylinder, bronze rod
Tire Repairs~ change tires
Gravely-Generator & Regulator
Flymo Mower -Switch
Service
Express Charges
Files & handle, paint, coppertube,
rakes
Street brooms
Rainsuite, rubber boots
785 gals. RS-1 148.37
630 Gals. SS-1 203.49
Truck iffo16-Tire Repair 5. 25
2 tons Calcium 140.70
Tender Ad -NcDonald Drive
Express Charges
Express Cha:.cges
Champion Grader: scarif:~.er Tips,
bolts & nut8, tire chain links
Adams Grader -Cutting Blade
Sewers -Gnm. "A" 14.56
Roads -Gran. "A" 3043.49
Adams Grader -Plugs
Repair Portable Alternator
Labour Distribution Forms
Truck ifft8 Axle Seals, Gasket, Nut
Cold Mix Asphalt
Limestone Screenings & Chips
Oil Filters
Generator rental, tire repair
Sod
Signs -5 ten limit, rough road
Tire Repclirs
Steel pipe
Gasoline 817.55
198.98
l!-5 .. 78
2l: .• 72
l,[l 0 l:.l
52.~
10.60
118.90
19.79
12. 2l:.
15.75
2.63
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16.11
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351.86
1L:.5. 95
89.10
6.50
6.50
126.50
L,L,. 10
3058.05
L~o 73
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99.37
6.84
812.43
231.14
2. 7l:.
19.60
138.95
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57.60
22.96
MAYOR
Vaughan Minerals Co.
Wilson Hardware
Motor Oil & Grease
Fuel Oil
int Brushes, bot1s & washers
1039.11
775.00
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$7898.01
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SECONDED BY tfi=d_£4 d~J;/~
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the ~easurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
WATER ACCOUNTS
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Cashway Electric
Aurora Tank & Welding
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
Beldam Asbestos Packing
Bell Canada
Canadian Brass Ltd.
Canadian National Railways
Emco Ltd.
Gormley Sand & Gravel
Ken Glimmett Sales & Service
Lee Sand & Gravel
McLean Chev-Olds Ltd.
North York Plumbing
Taylor's Fuels
Truck #4, bearing parts
Pump house transformer repairs
Oxygen cylinder
Water Billing
Service
Lascar Red Rubber
Service
849.50
1063.03
(gaskets)
Service Box Covers, C Clamp
Express Charges
curb stop, curb box, cop. tee
and adapter
Crushed pit run
Generator starter clutch
Cr. Run Gravel
Truck #4 -Hanger & Bearing
steel pipe, clamps, adapter
Gasoline 30.78
Motor Oil .hZ§,
10.69
12.00
7.61
1912.53
40.51
47.85
147.35
32.20
38.63
45.99
4.28
10.64
10.44
5.84
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$2363.12
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That the folldvring'_ ~ccounts l:>!'> .J:>.i:t~d)_'that the Mayor issue orders on the TUasurer for the same and
the Seq! of the Corporation be attached hereto. . . ' . ' : '"
POLLVTIOl'! CONTROL. CENT.RE
~urc;>rfl ~ut~m~ti ve Ltd •.
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Aurora Clilsh,.way Electric
Auror~,)Jydro Electric Comm,
I!alfl~' s Ph?;t;m!ICY:Ltd.
!'3eil.C~ada · · · · ...
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C~lildililn lndustries Ltd.
Dale Farren
Goodman's Auto Parts
Ken Grimmett. s.,ies & Service
Ramsey Rec Ltd.
Slessor Motors Ltd.
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9.45
64.22
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Sewlilge Pump motor repairs
Submlilrine pump motor repairs
130.90
Armitage truck -
tank mounting
Universai Joint
steel stock for
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MOVED BY i--~-:;?~k..t.,L.V\ .. .U.Y"-----.. -... -<;-E-CO:.-~:·E~·-·BY J/, ~~ <I .. --~~
That the folloJ,ing accounts be paid, that--;;:~:yor issue orders on
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
!J!E DEPARTMENT ... _ .. ,
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Banner
Aurora Hydro-Electric Comm.
. Bazaar & Novelty Co. Ltd.
Bell Canada
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Tire Store
Harold Billing
Joint Fire Prevention
Publicity Committee
North York Plumbing
Provincial Fi.re Prevention Co.
Safety Supply Co.
St. Andrew's Shell Service
Taylor's Fuels Ltd.
Wilson Hardware
Regulator, mirror, rubbing com-
pound
Tender Ad -:l:'ank Truck
Service
Convention -Novelty
Service 727-5432
727-4211
727-4744
Cleaning Supplies
Express Cha·rges
Fire Hats
35.04
27.59
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Paint, drill bit, tape, chain
Truck #1 -Repairs to pump
Colouring books & booklets
20.78
15.68
21.02
ll8.91
66.62
6.00
4.90
. 4.67
23.37
62.50
Convention: Water system in
Fire Extinguisher & Recharge
Service
Park270. 72
Fireman's Boots
Aerial #1 -Towing
Fuel Oil
Files, Glass
CARRIED
59.60
19.79
25.50
28.37
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$754.24
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MAYOR