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MINUTES OF THE 14TH. REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL HELD IN TilE COUNCIL CHAMBERS
ON MONDAY, JULY 19, 1971 AT 8:00P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor R. A. Illingworth, Councillor Davis, Harris, Henderson, Miller,
Simmons, Trent and Williamson.
ACCOUNTS
All accounts were approved as printed and circulated •
.£0~.P.2!i!?.!N.£!
17-1 R. V. Anderson & Assoc. -Dr. Crowe's Property
(Tabled to Delegations)
17-2 J. D Reid-Water Supply estate lot subdivision
(Referred to Planning and Development Comm•)
17-3 J. D. Reid &·Assoc.-Copy of letter to Ralston Purina reNew Waste Treatment
facilities
(Referred to Works Comm.)
17-4 Ontario Municipal Board -Restricted Area By-law No. 1895
(Information)
17-5 Mrs. E. O•Rouke, request to purchase lot
(Referred to Finance Comm.)
17-6 A. Christensen -Algonquin Cres. -Street Culvert
(Referred to Works Comm. & E. A. McGregor)
17-7 Workmen's Compensation Board-Personnel
(Referred to E. Batson)
17-8 Condie Concert Management-Services Available
(Referred to Parks & Rec. Comm.)
17-9 Mrs. Riley -Request use of McMahon Park
Miller: "Resolved that the request of Mrs. L. Riley for the use of McMahon
Trent: Park, for a Carnival to rase funds for Muscular Dystrophy, for
July 24, 19 71 be approved."
CARRIED
17-10 B. Bruce-Streetsville-Invitation to swim meet
(Referred to B. Young)
17-11 Dept. of Municipal Affairs -Taxes -
(Information)
17-12 York County Board of Education-Use of School
(Referred to Parks &_Rec. Comm. and Mr. B. Young)
17-13 Central Ontario Development Council -Newsletter
(Information)
17-14 Town of Riehmond Hi11 -Equalized assessments appeal abandoned
(Information)
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1llTH. REGULAR MEETING -2-
£~RRESPONDENCE CONT•S
17-15 Toronto Musicians' Assoc -Contract -Town Park
(Referred to B. Young and Parks & Recreation Comm.)
17-16 Stevenson & Kellogg Ltd. -Services Available
(Information)
17-17 Ontario Water Resources Comm. -Interim Contingency Plan
(Referred to Engineer)
17-18 Ontario Water Resources Comm. -Sewage works forms
(Referred to J. D. Reid)
17-19 Ontario Water Resources Comm. -Sewage Treatment
(Referred to J. D. Reid, Works Comm.'>
17-20 Aurora Parks & Recreation-B. Young -Playgrounds
(Information)
17-21 E. A. McGregor-Dust Control on Roads
(Information)
17-22 A. E. Jubb -Ventilation of buildings
(Information)
17-23 J. Hlynski -Treasurer York Region -McLaren Report
(Information)
17-24 W. Dinsmore -Submission B-35 Consent granted
(Information)
17-25 Committee of Adjustment -Pt. 11, Lot 68
JULY 19, 1971.
Harris:
Miller:
"Resolved that this Council has no objection to the decision of th
Committee of Adjustment except that the normal lot levy be requir<
as a condition of cons;ant. 11
CARRIED
17-26 Committee of Adjustment -Lot 75, Cone. 1
Harris: ''Resolved that the decision of the Committee of Adjustment,
Henderson: that the request for Conveyance be denied, be approved."
CARRIED
17-27 Dept. of Transportation -Approval by-law 1926
(Information)
17-2!l Ontario Municipal Board -Construction of Waterworks Improvement
(Referred to Treasurer)
17-29 Region of York Clerk's Office -Weeds
(Referred to Works Comm.)
ll>TH. REGULAR MEETING -3-
CORRESPONDENCE CNT•D
17-30 D. Ennis, Wimpey's-Complaints drainage
(Referred to Works Comm.)
17-31 D. Ennis-Wimpey's-Aurora Orchards Subdivision
(Referred to Works Comm.)
17-32 C. Copeland -Information supplies
(Referred to Council)
17-33 J. D. Reid -Invoice re sewage pumping station
(Referred to Works Comm.)
17-34 Dept. of Highways -Design criteria
(Referred to J. D. Reid)
JULY 19, 1971.
17-35 Region of York Planning Dept. -T-21942 -Shields-Snow
(Referred to Planning & Development)
17-36 C. C. Johnston -Lambert apartment site
Davis: "Resolved that the letter be held until By-laws are considered."
Henderson:
CARRIED
17-37 J. D. Reid -Invoice re Wstenmrks improvements
Harris: "Resolved that the invoice from J. P. Morgan Ltd. re Waterworks
Davis: Improvements North Pumphouse, Contract No. 63B, in the amount of
$19,585.00 be paid and the Seal of the Corporation be attached
heretoo"
CARRIED
17-38 J. D. Reid -Claim for oversized service.s -Copy of letter to C. C. Johnstor
(Information)
17-39 J •. D. Reid -Whitestrip Construction -Copy of letter re repairs to
Subdivision
(Information)
17-l>O A •. E Jubb -Clean-up
(Information)
17-41 Wimpey Homes Ltd. -Block "J"
(Referred to C. C. Johnston)
17-42 J. D. Reid -Copy of letter to Wimpey Homes re Orchard Heights Subdivision
(Referred to Works Comm.)
17=43 Mark Street Residents-Petition-Objection to By-law 1920
Davis: "Resolved that the letter be tabled until Delegations."
Miller:
CARRIED
14.TH. REGULAR MEETING -4-JULY 19, 1971.
~.Q~~~9NDENCE CONT•D
17-44 H. McCorkell -Request Mobile Catering License
Miller: "Resolved that the request of Mr. McCorkell for a mobile
Williamson: catering license be referred to the Public Safety Committee. 11
CARRIED
Henderson: "Resolved that the Correspondence be accepted and actioned as recommended
Harris: in the Clerk 1 s report."
CARRIED
DELEG£1-TIONS
Mr. Conroy Dowson, of R. V. Anderson and Associates Ltd., representing Doctor
Crowe, 159 Yonge Street North, presented a proposal for a 64 suite apartment
building on Doctor Crowe's property and a request for a re-zoning from Development
to Apartment Residential."
Trent:
Miller:
"Resolved that the presentation and plans be referred to the Plllnning and
Development Committee for study and a report."
CARRIED
Miller: "Resolved that the 72 hour notice be waived and that representatives
Williamson: from Mark Street and Catherine Avenue delegations be heard."
CARRIED
Mr. Burns of Mark Street advised that in his opinion a public meeting would clarify
a number of questions that the residents had concerning the proposed subdivision
by Wimpey Homes Ltd.
M. Schellum of Catherine Avenue presented a brief on behalf of many of the
residents on Catherine Avenue objecting to the proposed Wimpey Sub-division.
Trent: "Resolved that a public meeting be held at Victoria Hall on Thursday,
Henderson: July 29, 1971 at 8:30P.M. and that the engineer be requested to
attend with engineering details of the proposed subdivision and that
notices be sent to all property owners within 400 feet of the propose.O
subdivision."
CARRIED
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
1lafL~na and Development Committee Report No. 80
Councillor Harris presented a report of the Planning and Development Committee in
Hhich the Conlllli ttee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Planning and Development Committee was held on Tuesday, July 13th.,
at 8:00P.M.
Present were: Councillors Harris, Trent, Henderson, Rodger Hunt and D. Knight.
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ll>TH. REGULAR MEETING -5-JULY 19, 1971.
REPORTS CONT 'D
1. Matjohn Subdivision under consideration by the Regional Planning Board.
2. Westview Estates under consideration by the Regional Planning Board.
3. Ridge Road Subdivision under consideration by the Regional Planning Board.
4. The Committee recommends that the Regional Area Services be requested to
prepare a comprehensive by-law including the new area of Aurora. This new by-lau
Hould supersede the present By-laws of Aurora, King and Whitchurch.
5. The Committee recommends that the Brooklyn Court Development be referred to the
Regional Planning Dept. for study.
6. The Committee noted that three modified plans for the Del Zotto Development
''mre received within the period of eleven days. All plans are under study by the
Area Planning Branch.
7. Regency Drive Subdivision -The Committee recommends that the easterly building
on the property be renovated to meet safety requirements and such work be carried
out to tho satisfaction of the Town Engineer and the Building Inspector and that
the owner assume cost of supervision work. This work to be completed within one
(1) month of signing the agreement. The Committee further recommends that the
building be entirely enclosed and remain unused until the Council authorizes
eventual use of the building.
It is recommended that an agreement be drawn up to stipulate the conditions
required to permit the abrogration of the demolition order.
8. The Committee will meet on the Grimmett Property on Friday 16th. July 1971.
Clauses 1 to 8 inclusive -Carried
Harris:
Trent:
"Resolved that the Planning and Development Committee Report /~80, dated
July 13, 1971, be discussed item by item and approved."
CARRIED
Councillor Harris in the Chair.
M?~r's Report No. 81
Mayor Illingworth presented a report in which he respectfully submitted the
following:
At the Conservation Authority meeting on Thursday, July 15, 1971, the following
items were discussed which may of interest.
1. -~~n Conservation Area
Due to the long dry spell, it has not been possible to retain sufficient water
behind the dam to bring the level of the water to a safe height, and as a result
the area has not been opened to the Public.
2. 9reek Bank Stabilization -.Aurora
The contract for engineering studies on the creek bank of Tannery Creek from
Wellington Street to Yonge Street, as previou$1y approved by Council, has been
awarded to Totten Sims Hubicki and .t.ssociates of Cobourg.
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ll:,TH. REGUL.AR MEETING -6-JULY 19, 1971.
~~or's Report No. 81 Cont'd
3. Land Adjacent to Lions Park
The Authority in obtaining appraisal prices for land adjacent to Lions Park,
Aurora, as it is understood that the Aurora Lions Club have offered to pay the
Authority's share of the purchase. It is also understood that the Authority
will enter into an agreement with the Town for the maintenance of such property
as part of the parks system.
t,. Sh~rds Property
It is understood that the papers are now ready for signing between Mr. Sheppard
and the Ontario Heritage Foundation regarding his 58 acre estate, and that
further details will be available at that time.
5. Operation Sweep
Municipalities were requested to contact the Authority if they had suitable
projects for Operation Sweep. It is suggested that arrangements be made, if
possible, to clean-up Tannery Creek from Wellington to Yonge Streets adjacent
to Fleury Park and Memorial Park.
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Trent:
Miller:
"Resolved that the report l:e accepted and that Mr. Fred Steers of Project
Sweep be contacted regarding projects in the Aurora Area."
CARRIED
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11.:-TH. REGULAR MEETING -7-JULY 19, 1971.
Meyer's Report No. 82 Cont'd
Although fire protection is a local responsibility, the above referenced letter uar
referred to the Engineering Committee for study, and to make recommendations to
local municipalities as to possible ways and means to provide fire dispatching
service on a local, area or· regional basi so
It is recommended that this item be included as a property item on the agenda
for consideration by Council in Committee.
3. Police Building
The Regional Solicitor reported that amendments to the Newmarket Official Plan and
Zoning By-law are well under-way to permit the use of the Office Specialty
building as a Police Headquarters but due to some problems in securing a clear
title to the property, the offer to purchase has not yet been completed.
4. ~egional Fire Co-Ordinator
Bill 102 includes the following:
"The Regional Corporation shall appoint a Regional Fire Co-Ordinator who shall be
responsible for the establishment of an emergency fire service plan and program
for the Regional Area. 11
Although the proposed terms of reference appears to be suitable, because of a deep
concern by the Volunteer firemen and Chiefs at a Mutual Aid meeting on Wednesday,
July 14, 1971, a four week delay was obtained so that local Councils could discuos
the proposed legislation.
It is recommended that Council in Committee meet with representatives of the Fire
Department as soon as possible to discuss the proposed legislation.
5. J~ronto Communter Rail Study
Te~1ms of Reference were distributed for the Rail Study and further information
will be presented at a later date.
Mayor Illingworth in the Chair.
Councillor Harris advised that he met with the executive of the Aurora Musical
Society and the Aurora Drama Workshop on Friday, July 16, 1971. He felt that it
would be advisable for a committee of council to meet with them and that it was
rather urgent.
Hiller: "Resolved that the matter be referred to the Parks and Recreation Committee
Davis:
(DEFEATED)
Har:~:is: "Resolved that the matter be referred to the Finance Committee."
Henderson:
CARRIED
14-TH. REGULAR MEETING -8-JULY 19, 1971.
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS FOR WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN:
Tenders Three tenders for Asphalt Patching were received as follows:
Asphalt
Patching ~-
K. J. Beamish Construction Col Ltd.
Heron Paving (Eastern) Ltd.
Miller Paving Ltd.
$35.00/ton
$36.00/ton
$60.00/ton
.$4,025.00
$4-,140.00
$6,900,00
Davis: "Resolved that the Tender of K. J. Beamish in the amount of $4,025.00
Simmons: for the asphalt patching of various streets be accepted and that the
Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
Tenders
Surface
Treat-
ment
Davis:
Simmons:
CARRIED
Three tenders for Single Surface Treatment were received as follows:
W.A. Ryder Paving Ltd,
R.E. Law Crushed Stone Ltd.
Miller Paving Ltd.
RS2/Gal
$0.235
$0.227
$0.228
Chtps/Ton
$6.50
$5.40
$6.05
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$12,167.50
$10,918.50
$11,561.50
"Resolved that the Tender of Law Crushed Stone Ltd. in the amount of
$10,918.50 for the Single Surface Treatment of various streets be
accepted and that the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Henderson: "Resolved that Temperance Str.eet south from Kennedy, be added to the
Harris: · list of streets to bc:t surface treated." ·
Connecting
Link Stage
II Holdback
Davis:
Henderson:
Haterl<orks Davis:
Improve-Henderson:
ments
Reservoir
CARRIED
"Resolved that holdback payment certificate iffo8 for the
Construction. of·.Yonge Street, ;Stage II for Dagmar
. Construc.tion Co, Ltd,. in the. amount of $26,154.23 be paid
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
"Whereas the Municipal Council of the Town of Aurora
deem:s· it expedient to construct wnten;orks improvements
in the Town .. of Aurora under the nuthroity of section 3fl0
of the Municipal Act, R,S,O, 1960; Now therefore be it
resolved; -that Formal application of ,our previous filing c.
under Ontario Municipal Board File H 1849-70 be made;
'And further that the Council of. the Town of Aurora
understands that the Council of the To~m of Vaughan
have of this date wit,hdrawn their objection to our
capital: expenditure~ ;1 ·
•And further that the Deputy Clerk be authorized to file
a certified .copy of this R.,solu.tion wit!) the. Ontario
Municipal.Board as part of pur application for capital
expendi~r.es -H-.1849-70."
CARRIED
ll>TH. REGULAR MEETING -9-JULY 19, 1971.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Motion tabled from previous meeting presented for consideration.
Trent: "That Mr. B. Young, Recreation director be allowed to attend the National
Stewart: Parks & Recreation Conference in Edmonton, Alberta from August 15 to
August 19, 1971, and that he be allowed the balance of his Convention
monies, plus registration fees."
CARRIED
Swimming
Pool Use
Rates
Trent: "Resolved that the schedule of rates for the use of the Town
swimming P?Ol be approved as prepared." Miller:
CARRIED
Gurnett Davis: "Resolved that two trees be cut down and removed on the
east side of Gurnett Street near Cousins Drive at an
estimated cost of $350.00 and that the Seal of the
Corporation be attached hereto."
St. Trees Henderson:
CARRIED
Ji9.J:E.l£iC.. Treatment Plant -Consultants Study
Davis: "Resolved that Pollutech Pollution Advisory Services Limited be
Harris: authorized to carry out a process study for the Aurora Sewage Treatment
Plant at an approximate cost of $11,000.00 subject to the approval of
the Commissioner of the Region of York Engineering Department and thct
the Seal of theCorporation be attached hereto."
Firemen's
Competition
Williamson:
Miller:
CP.RRIED
"Resolved that six members of theAurora Volunteer Fire
Brigade be authorized to attend a Firemen's Competition
at Wendel ville North Tona~Tanda, N. Y., from August 5th.
to 7th., 1971, at a cost not to exceed $300.00 and that
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Can~dian Association of Fire Chief's Conference
Williamson:
Miller:
"Resolved that Fire Chief Burling be authorized to attend the Canadian
Association of Fire Chief's Conference in Calgary= August 22nd. to
27th, 1971 and the necessary expenses be allowed and the Seal of the
Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
. Fi~emen's Convention-Closing Aurora ~eights Drive to Through Traffic
Hilliamson:
Niller:
"Due to the anticipated pedestrian traffic between Fleury Park and
~achell Park during the period of the Firemen's Convention;
•Therefore be it resolved that: through traffic be prohibited on Aurorc
Heights Drive from the entrance to the Shopping Plaza on the east to
Lauren tid? on the west between the hours of 7:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.. M. on
Monday, August 2, 1971 and that barriers be erected."
CARRIED
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llfT!i. REGULAR MEETING -10-JULY 19, 1971.
BY-LAWS
_B_y-law No. 1928-71 Amend by-law 1863 re Lambert
Harris:
Davis:
Miller:
Trent:
"That leave be given to introduce a by-law to amend by-law 1863 - A
comprehensive restricted area by-law and that the same be now read e.
first time .. "
CARRIED
"That the By-law now before the Council be read a second time and that
the Council resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole for that
purpose."
CARRIED
Committee rises and reports some progress.
Williamson: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned. 11 (10: 25 P.M.)
CARRIED
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MOVED BY r)£~d'l /~ SECONDED BY 4/' ~ <.Y ~
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.
Q_ENE.l3!!L ACCOUNTS
Aurora Cash-Way Electric
Aurora Copy Masters
Aurora Greenhouse
Aurora Highlands
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Hydro
Balloon King
The Banner
Banner Printing
Bazaar Novelty
* Bell Telephone
Canadian Dust Control
Committee ef Adjustment
Keith Davis Sporting Goods
J. & B. Office
The Era
R. Farguharson
Flame Glo
Janes Stationery
McBee Company
Ontario Humane Society
Ontario Hunicipa~ Board
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CARRIED
Installing Lights -Computer Room
Flyers -July 1st. Celebrations
Arrangement -Mrs. Illingworth
Reception
Office
Victoria Hall
War Memorial
Band Stand
63.05
6.38
7.93
3.80
Town Signs
Street lighting
65.47
2273.12
Tickets, apline hats
Advertising -employment
Sr. Citizens Week
Weed Inspector
July 1st.
By-law 1852-Store Closing
Destroy Weeds
Hydro Month
Financial Report
Envelopes -Treasurer
11 Mayors Off.
Tags for Balloon Race
Black Felt Top Hats
Coupon Tickets
Service 727-42ll
727-8401
o8l,-8454
Cleaning Supplies
25.00
15.68
31.36
223.10
39.20
31.36
15.68
211.68
24 7.85
67.29
3~<.46
19:95
4.59
36o:7'4
11.45
65.17
Secretarial Services
Trophies -July lat.
Firemen Buck. Race
Agriculture Society
Golf
Citizen of the Year
Office Supplies
Parade 60.48
24.68
32.03
8.40
22.15
Ad. -July 1st.
Staff Wanted
100.00
22.40
Bus Service -Senior Citizens
Charcoal -July 1st.
Office supplies
Plastic Tape Cannister 35.91
Tax Supplies 88.20
Machine Rental 611.30
139.13
l,t,. l,6
10.50
13.85
2419.75
27.35
593.06
%9.60
2l>.54
437.36
30.t,o
55.01
ll>7.7l,
356.26
122.4-0
13.00
105.00
172.17
Machine Main. 1300.00 2035.41
Dog Quarantine 52.00
Amending By-law 1895 MAY0 "1.5.00
JUL 19 1971 ,9_
MOVED BY ---------------------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.
Q..ENERAL ACCOUNTS CONT 'D
Pontings Music Centre
J. D. Reid
Colin Sim Cartage
Rotary Club
Stedman's
Superior Restaurant & Hotel Supplies
Taylor Fuels
Wilson Hardware
Piano Rental -July 1st.
Services Rendered -Golf Glen
Terraces (Recoverable) 4940.14
Retainer 364.40
Express Charges
Ribbons, hats -July 1st.
1 Picture Frame
Pitchers -July 1st.
Overcharge for fuel oil (Cr.)
Maint. Supplies
105.00
53Ql,. 5l>
17 0 99 zt,. 16
1. 21
166. so
296.53
63.79
$12,550.65
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MAYOR
CARRIED
JUL 19 1971
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MOVEOBY v~~ SECONDED BY ./2. .. ~4--'7444. <,.--><.-.. ,~ 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.
CAPITAL -WATER
Pleuger of Canada Pleuger Pump, pitless unit & pipe
with fittings
CARRIED
$6095o00
MAYOR
MOVED BY vJ/-d~
JUL 19 1971
SECONDED BY 'f) J= to __
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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.
SY::Jt..ITAL ACCOUNT
South Lake Simcoe Conservation
J. D. Reid
Floodline Mapping
Design service & plans for
McDonald Drive
CARRIED
3,600.00
11, 765.92,
. $15,365.92
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MAYOR
, JUL 19 1971
MOVED BY ;tf/nA v
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SECONDED BY ';:__ P--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.
RECREAl'ION ACCOUNTS
,..-Aurora Hydro
The Banner
S. Beare
B.D.H. Pharmaceuticals
Bell Telephone
Rene J. Bray
Brights Wines Ltd.
Bruce Butterworth Sports
Canadian Red Cross Examination -
Canadian Industries
Doane Hall
Holder Photography
j Nrs. B. Jones
Mary's Fruit Store
Newmarket Electric
The Era
J. & B. Office
K. Davis Sporting
Knappe Paint Service
.Le~Tiscraft
Maher Shoes
H. Merriken Plumbing
X Senior Citizens Tea
Pontings Music Centre
X Prizes
Royal Life Saving Society
Safety Supply Co.
Stedman's 5 to $1.00
Text:Ue Centre
Wilson Hardware
Al Wright Hardware
Barry Young
Universal Films
Tennis Club 22.65
Swimming Pool 69.15 91.80 ./
Ad. Youth Sup. 17.64
Swimming Safety 29!-!Q 47.04
P.A. System Band Concerts 21.00
Chlorene Indicator Kit 105.84
727-8921 -Swim. Pool 40.15
727-3123 -c. Centre. 20.49 60.64
Repairs Swimming Pool 175.l~9
Wine -Art Show 102.70
Bails, masks, pads (ladies'
softball 24.10
Balls 12.08
1 set of bases 11.60
Sweaters with crests 186.73 235.51
Swimming Examination Swimming 14.00
CARRIED
Liquid Chlorine -Pool 549.96
First Aid Kit ~ Pool 20.95
Photos of Recreation Hockey Teams 47.25
Feathers for Majorettes 11.03
Cheese & Crackers -Art Show 20.23
Checking motors -Pool 10.00
Ad. -Art Show 9.60
Office Supplies 73.30
Trophies -Lawn Bm<ling 26.61
Paint, brushes, scrapper-Pool 165.27
Supplies for Playgrounds 681.17
Rubber Boots -Pool 4.19
Repairing Valve & flushing lines 183.75
Refreshments 24.93
Piano for Town Parks 46. 25
Art Show 125.00
5 Manuals & Pins, crests 18.55
Pool pak & cabinet 311.27
Crepe paper & balls, rings -
Playground 8.03
2 yards Crimplene -Majorettes 3.10
Supplies for Pool 109.35
11 11 Playground 4.62 113.97
Peg Board Hooks -Art Show 7.13
Mileage -June 85.82
Film for Senior Citizens Week 27.50 ·-
$3,428.88
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MAYOR
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I JUL 19 1971
MOVED BY { "l :)~Jt( / q_...,..---"' t g_
SECONDED BY lJ ~ .... l
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
tJcfu~e~tion be attached hereto .
.Q.:I;fice Utilities, etc.
Aurora Hydro
Bell Telephone
Consumers Gas
Instant Reply Co.
J. & B. Office Supplies
Robert G. White
Canteen
Burgess Wholesale
Cattets Grocery
Entire Brands
Peter Gorman
Leslie Appliances
Pepsi Cola
Shirriff Snack Foods
Silversteins
Turners Icing Service
Vachon
Y~intenance Sbpplies & Charges
Ardills
Attridge Lumber
Aubrey Agencies
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cari@ciian' 1:1tis'Ei c.?1.1tro1.
·c.m~: Gen~ta1 F:Te.cfriC.
Cimco Limited
Cyanlliiiid .•pf A>anada Ltd.
w. ;:H.:::·JlvesC.Ltd.
Don:Gl:ass.. C:···
Ken,-: Hack __ ,: :~.1 1 :; -'~<.L 1:'~-1 t":~
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Doane Hall
~ohnson, patterson, willisams
Griihlm{MJl;i. r
shfichine··;-,.:. ;;:i.•.
ifH ~oil' H~rd~~fe
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¥ork:'Sahiltation
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CARRIED
Service
Water Heaters
Service 727-3123
Gas
Hit Parade Tape
Gestentner Ink
258.92
38.50 297.42
46.09
1.50
10.50
9.76
Picture -Aurora Bantllin All-Star
Team -20.QQ.
385.27
Cups, banquet paper, plates,
ash trays
Buns, sugar J-Cloths, soap
Peanuts
Choc Bars, life savers, trays,
paper
1 Freezer
Fountain Syrup & cups
Potatoe Chips
Buns
Ice
Cakes
19 yds. Corduroy
Reg. Sheathing
333.41
21.00
112.80
176.02
211.71
431.80
60.35
5.40
31.00
1Q.&Q
1393.lf9
26.60
. 2[J.98
Rubber matting for stairs
boxes
Cleaning supplies
& players
150.00
49.20
I;ampll> :·ballast :' •;;:; ,: 2
Repai:rlk~tS~rvice ice;.:maehine
Dooli.:.lockQi--P1M & 'b"ushings
:Expansion Joint
Cl,eat!ingc'Witi.dpws
93.35
'2()().94
32.;72
ll.§2
l!i.QO
Repa:L11s:cto tliJtessure valve 99.95
Re l ill ;1:: V al:<l!L&·· rep!l:h: s:. ,. ::. ·1 l . 3 v , .
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W!lsAroom 23.65 123.60
First Aid Supplies ·-,-,7;93
Repairs & Service Ice Machine 102;50
~cotch 471 White Plastic 19.13
i'iliclue'·&''sllll.p ''''' "' ''13h?4 ·•,·}·, <·T~··:-·-.~ •J.')C; -'.~ TJriiforms · & sJ!lo~ks 52.50 ··a4~ 24 ~1&ilniriW'&'~MiiriL :SUppti~s 122~ 26
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$29.~4. 93
--' :sz..:oo .-:-··. ·;:,:, $296'-t.~'·
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JUL 19 1971
MOVED BY f11n d~ 19 __
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.
PARKS DEPARTMENT
Armitage Construction
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro
Canadian Tire -
Community Tire Sales
Frank Eo Dempsey & Sons
Doane Hall
Gormley Sand & Gravel
Ho Merrikin
Vic Priestly
Service Forester Montreal
Taylor Fuels
Wilson Hardware
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c<,··-"''"·' Crushed gravel 531.57
Brick Sand 96.98
Remove tree logs 82.00
4 x 4 Cedar 14.18
Ardox 11.55
Gas Con., fill & belts
Flood lights -Town Park 20.33 .-/'
,/,_'f:C~C-
11 11 -Fleury Park~
Hose, vac. bottle, spray,
. sprinkler
.. .<:b/ &-"k6 Calcium
Brite Stripe
First Aid Supplies
Gravel -Machell Park
Installing Washrooms -Fleury
Y (' C. }'i!:!'-:k .. _6._}~.!lE!'_j,_:s
I· -· ::---·Cl<Ei!'ll: Boy Mqwer, sod, disc rental
~0 t:l&'.J-. SoF oMo Saddle
710.55
25.73
19.32
25.03
39o4l
70.35
70.56
15.£!9
52.92
508.50
184.07
70.00
Grease cartridges, arqtoyal
Maintenance Supplies
& Energol
86.87
30o 73
$1909.53
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MAYOR
CARRIED
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JUL 19 1971 ,._
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SECONDED BY tl>),~ ~-=····f:: .. JA. (. O'%t MOVED BY 4/~~ \ .... / z_.·
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Triasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
WpRKS ACCOUNTS
At-tridge Lumber
Armitage (Ont.) Canst.
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Sunoco
Aurora Tank & Welding
The Banner
Baythorn Equip.
Banner Printing
Bennett & Wright
Peter Bol
Bruel Paving Ltd.
Canadian Tire
Chevron Asphalt
Community Tire
C.N.Railt>ays
Don Cundell
Daily Commercial
Ivan Daniels
Dominion Road Machinery
Galt Safety Equip.
Gormley Sand & Gravel
Hoar Transport
J. & B. Office supplies
Manfred Meelinger
Miller Paving
Milton Quarries
Motive Parts
Nielsen's Engine
Provincial Fire
Region of York
Sicard Equipment
M. L Snyder
Superior Trucking Service
Taylor's Fuels
United Co-Operative
Vaughan Mineral
Brad Walker
Wilson Hardware
Dave Wood
CARRIED
Lumber (C.c. Sidewalk
Top Soil
Automotive Parts & Supplies
Service Works Bldg. 27.69
St. Sewers 46.49
Traffic Lights 27.81
Installation of tube 12.47
Gas for mower 7.4~
Acetylene & Oxygen
Ad. -Asphalt Patching
1 Flymo Mover -less trade-in
Time Card
Parking sign
Cleaning drain 40 Child Dr.
D.H.O. Prime
Pick, oil line & handles
Bitumuls
9 Tons Calcium -tire change &
rings
Express charges
Cutting weeds
·•W:iW'l7. 22
.. 90.00
28.76
101.99
19.89
16.76
7.40
126.00
39.33
286.l>9
25.00
1865.86
12.l>0
155.54
690.96
20.60
160.00
Tender -Asphalt patch & surface
treatment 34.65
862.72
43.70
18.90
2602.07
10.35
4. 73
45.00
1-6• mounted mower.& repairs
Supply parts for Grader
Glo flags
Pit Run
Express charges
Work Orders
Rodding sewers
Cold Mix
Limestone Chips
filters
Repairs to pump & lawnmower
Fire extinquishers & recharge
Marking of Highways $1254.05
Dead end sign 22.50
Broom for sweeper
Plastic gloves
Cleaning catch basins
Gasoline 952.77
Diesel 225.00
123.55
92.30
20.32
75.26
172.03
1276.55
45.65
10.02
1206.66
Oil 88.60 1266.37
3 Scythe Stone--2.8l:. . .oo
MAYC<ih Shift hut, tube, gasket L~.62
Paint, turps, rakes 93.22
Repair~o brakes 3.11
$12,.377. 56
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JUL 19 1971
MOVEDBY d~~~
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SECONDED BY /;;·k'"£:/Z <
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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.
PpLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE
Armitage Construction
Aurora Cash-Way Electric
Aurora Hydro
Hugh Ro Fielding
Fischer & Porter
North York Plumbing
Provincial Fire Prevention
Wilson Hardware
G~
CARRIED ,_.,
. '
Truck Rental
Repairs to Sewage Pumps
Service
2 only Ball Valves
I
Repairs -Chlorinator
Nipples, couplings, bushings
Recharging
Sharpen saw, cut key, screws,
measuring cups, wash brushes
\.:·
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500o00
106o6l
98lo89
95o00
318o3()
7o23
20o00
9o53
$2Q38o 6£f
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MAYOR
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JUL 19 1971
MOVED BY 4&//d~ •. / . I -~11 "-
SECONDED BY 0;"',0/Ld~~ .{/2-vl
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
WATER ACCOUNTS
Ain507orth Electric
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Cashway Electric
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Sunoco
John Bailey
Barths Cleaners
Canadian Tire
Canada Valve Ltd.
Dominion Consolidated Trucklines Ltd.
Emco Limited
Gormley Sand & Gravel
North York Heating & Plumbing
Taylor Fuels
, Wilson Hardware
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Re-wind motor
Cresole, sheathing
Nuts, bolts, spray, starting
fluid
Repairs to pump at Police
and Central Pumping Stations
Service 1318.60
Billing 844.50
923.29
12.1~s
10.16
126.63
2163.10 d
L:,. 41
Broken Water Service -Wellington
East 55.00
3.61
3.96
433.9Q
17.22
Laundry
Paint
3 Hydrants
Express charges
Maintenance Supplies
Pit Run
Elbows & ties,etc.
Gas
Hose Nozzle
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663.06
26.88
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90.l,-3
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$4580. 78
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JUL 19 1971.
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SECONDED BY if! eL ~ .. ?
ing 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
Aurora Cash-Way Electric
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Hydro -Service
Aurora Tank & Welding
Banner Printing Co.
Bell Telephone
Brad Walker Motors
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian Tire
Knapp's Paint Service
John Leckie Limited
Provincial Fire Prevention Co.
J. Rose Steel Co.
Sainthill Levine Uniforms
Wilson Hardware
CARRIED
Reparrs -Alarm System
Truck Maintenance
Service
D-Med. Cylinders o~gen
Stationery
Service 727-5432 & 727-4744
Truck Parts
Cleaning Supplies
Spray primer & flourescent
Paint
Flag & Pole
Dry Chemical
Flag Pole
Shirts, Crests
Staples, sediment, faucet
62.44
25.84
25.67
3.66
99.96
39.98
2.67
12.00
3.37
2l, .• 23
15.28
5.00
2.50
126.36.
3.88
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$452.84
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MAYOR