MINUTES - Council - 19721120·MINUTES OF THE 22nd. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CO!J'NCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL
CHAMBERS ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20th,1972 AT 8:00 p.m.
PRESENT WERE: Mayor Illingworth, Councillors Harris, Davis, Simmons, Trent,
Stewart, Miller, \'UliEU:iSCU lil:\4 Henderson.
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ACCOUNTS
All Accounts were approved as printed and circulated.
CORRESPONDENCE
23-1 Ontario Humane Society
(Information)
23-a Solandt Commission
_,~· (Information)
23-3 Town of Aurora
(Finance Committee)
23-4 Treasurer
(Finance Committee)
23-.5 Ministry of the Environment
(works Committee)
23-6 Elaine Mabee
(Information)
23-7 Klassed Bronze Ltd.
(E. Batson)
23-8 Richmbnd Hill Tree Service
(Accounts Department)
23-9 John Maryon & Partners
(R. J. Harrington)
23-10 York County Board of Education
(E. Batson, Parks & Recreation)
23-11 Oliver Lloyd and Assoc
(J. Do Reid)
23-12" Regional Municipality of YQI!k
(Information)
re complaint from Mrs. McAdam
Iterim Report
Analysis Tax Arrears 1972
Tax report 1972
Snow disposal in Ontario
Letter of thanks
purchase expemtion certificate
Tree evaluation
addition to Ontario Hospital -Aurora
Permit No. 2-001o4. Aurora High School
Block "J" Wimpey
Invoice from Taylor Fuels
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
23-13 Wimpey Homes Ltd.
(Information)
23-14 Thomas E. Snowdon
(E, A. McGregor)
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23-15 Ontario.Ministry of Community &
Social (services
(Parks & Recreation, E, Batson)
23-16 Aurora Bus Lines
(Transportation Committee)
23-17 J. D. Reid & Assoc.
(Information, J. D. Reid)
23-18 Min. of Treasury, Economics &
Intergovernmental Affairs
(Information)
23-19 J, D. Reid & Assoc,
(Treasurer)
23-20 Liquor Licence Board of Ontario
(Information)
23-~1 City of Ki tcl:ener
(Information)
23-22 Aurora Minor Hockey Assoc.
(Parks & Recreation, E. Batson)
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23-23 York Regional Police Force
(T, Anderson)
23-24 Mrs, Doreen Cook
(Treasurer)
23-25 Doma Structures Ltd.
(Works Comm. E. McGregor)
23-26 Bank of Montreal
(Treasurer)
23-27 Centennial Centre Snowmobile
Riders
(Information)
23-28 Blake, Cassels & Graydon
(R, Harrington)
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NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
Orchard Subdivision
application for job
List of clinics for various sports
fares and mileage for October
traffic control signals Yonge & Mark StE ..
(Insurance Certificate)
Restricted By-law 1972-72
Subdivision Agreement Golf Glen Terrae,·_
Permit No. NS16950
Ontario Municipal Personnel Assoc.
regarding trRphies for team
assistance for Santa Claus Parade
rental for Victoria Hall
sand, salt storage.
term deposits
snowmobile club (C.C; Riders)
Juriansz purchase
REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
23-29 Yo,rk Assessment Office
(Treasurer)
·3-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
1972 Grant in lieu of taxes
23-30 York County Federation of Agriculture Resolution re weeds
Trent:
Henderson:
"Resolved that we wpport this and notify York County
Federation of Agriculture of our Inspectors name when
appointed."
23-31 Consumer's Gas Co.
(Information)
23-32 J. D. Reid & Assoc.
(Information)
CARRIED
Interim Rate order
Performance Bond Stacey Electric
23-33 York Engineering Consultants Storm Sewer in Ashton Dene Subdivision
(J. D. Reid & Council in Committee)
23-34 Mr. s. Britton
(Information)
23-35 Ministry of the Environment
(Information)
23-36 Aurora Snowmobile Club
(E. Batson)
33-37 Miss Diane Browning
(Parks & Recreation, E. Batson,
T. Anderson)
23-38 Mr. Brent Binions
(Information)
23-39 Township of King
(Information, Clerk to reply)
23-40 Aurora Snowmobile Club
Snow ploughing for Senior Citizens
re I.G.A. Incinerator Aurora
Winter Carnival Machell Park Feb. 11 191
Girl's Hockey Team
Letter of thanks Town of Aurora award
Impost Fee (Capital Lot Fee)
permission for Winter Carnival
Williamson:
Stewart:
"Resolved that permission be granted to the Aurora Snowmobilt·<
Club to hold a Winter Carnival, Feb, 11, 1972 and that the
Parks & Recreation Committee be the liaison group for
specific directions."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
23-41 Bombardier
(Information, McGregor)
23-42 Solandt Commission
-4-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
Steel crosslinks
~eeting -December 7th 1 1972
Simmons:
Henderson:
"Resolved that the Council members note the date of the
information hearing."
23--43 Reg. Municipality of York
(Public Safety Committee)
23-44 Reg. Municipality of York
(Information)
23-45 Reg. Municipality of York
(Information)
23-46 Re~. Municipality of York
(Information)
23-47 Reg. Municipality of York
(Treasurer)
23-48 Xerox of Canada Ltd.
(Information)
23--49 Mrs. M. Berthiaume
(Information)
23-50 Mrs. Muriel Graham
(Information)
23-51 Reg. Municipality of York
(Treasurer)
23-52 c.u.P.E.
(Council in Committee)
CARRIED
23-53 York County Board of Education
(E. Batson, Parks & Rec. Comm.)
By-law R-43-72-64 Pedestrian Crossove1"
report: re naming of Bloomington Road
report No. 17 Traffic Signals appended
Clause 17
report No. 15 Planning Committee appenct,.··e.
Clnuse 9
Debt charges -paid
questionnaire
Petition re: Block Building on Subway
Side road
re-c~cling report
meeting -Aurora Highlands Golf Club
Grievance Form A. Godschalk
Perwit for use of schools
23-54 Mr. s. Cook Building Permit
(Solicitor, Harrington, Planning
and Development)
23-55 Strathy 1 Archibald Lee and Cook and Town
(Harrington, Planning & Development)
REGULAR MEETING -5-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
23-56 J, D, Reid & Assoc
(Treasurer)
Invoice 778 -Services -Golf Glen
Terraces
23-57 South Lake Simcoe Con. Authority Snowmobiling Policy
(Information, Clerk to reply)
23-58 Theatre Ontario Community Theatre Workshops
(E, Batson, T, Anderson, Parks & Rec,)
23-59 John C, Medcof Commuter Train -Barrie to Toronto
Trent:
D!J:Vis:
·~HEREAS the Transportation Development Agency, Ministry of
Transport under agreement with the Canadian Nation Railway to
operate a Trial Rail Passenger Service between Barrie and Toron·'.
for the period November 1, 1972 until December 8, 1972, and
WHEREAS this rail service is providing commuter trensportation
to residents of Zone 2 of the Toronto Central Plan, known as the.
"Commuter Shed", and
WHEREAS the number of J.assengers is fteadily inereasing, reducinc
the number of one passenger automobiles on the highways, and
\~HEREAS, many citizens of Aurora have requested continuance of ·::
rail service, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the Town of Aurora petition
the Prime Minister of Canada, The Honourable D. Jameson; Minist.
of Transport, Mr. Sinclair Stevens, M.P. The Premier of the
Province of Ontario, the Honourable G, Carton, Minister of.
Transportation and Communication and Mr; William Hodgson, M,.P,P.
to support the continuance of this rail service for an indefini;.
and,
FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that a joint committee of federal, provi>
and local municipalities be set up to review the operating
schedule and submit recommendations for the improvement of the
service so that the maximum number of citizens of the area may
be provided with efficient and economical rail commuter servia~.
CARRIED
23-60 Norwich Union Life Insurance Soc. Bernard Young AG-2492 change of benefici~~
(Information)
23-61 Mr. E. A. McGregor
(Information, Works Comm,)
Mrs. Closs -charges for redding sanita~
sewer
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
23-62 Works Dept Town of Aurora
(Information, Works Comm.)
23-63 C.N. Servocentre
(Information)
23-64 Mr. & Mrs. Spiers
-6-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
Overtime list
Report
re trees on property
Williamson:
Henderson:
"Resolved that the Engineer do everything within reason to
save the trees on the road allowance in the front of Lot
14 Spruce St. of the Ashton Dene Subdivision and the Clerk
check on the underground services and adviee the owner."
CARRIED
23-65 Statement Hon. William Davis report of Task Force -Hydro
(Information, Council in Committee)
23-66 Ministry of Treasury & Economics 'property tax credit plan
(Treasurer)
23-67 Town of Vaughan
(Information)
23-68 P.C. Meeuwse
(Transportation Committee)
23-69 York County Board of Education
(R. Harrington)
23-70 Wester Surety Co.
(J. Reid)
23-71 Reg. Municipality of York
(In:f.ol;!!lation)
23-72 Aurora Chamber of Commerce
(Information)
23-73 O.M.E.R.S.
(Mrs. C. Preston)
23-74 Ontario Hospital Aurora
(Information)
23-75 Assessment Review Court
(Treasurer)
23-76 Parks & Recreation Comm.
(Information)
nominations -Separate School Board
Town buses for use as feeder service
Master Plan hunter's Wood
Questionnaire re Bond
Advertisements
meeting November 21st Aurora Highlands
Amendments to O.M.E.R.S. Act and
regulations
Voting List
Hearing Town of Richmond Hill
Minutes of Meeting
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REGULAR MEETING -7-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
23-77 K. B. Rodger
(Planning & Development, R,
Harrington)
23-78 A, Merkur & Sons Ltd.
(Council in Committee)
23-79 Canada Manpower Centre
(Council in Committee)
23-80 Joan Worth
(Council in Committee)
23-81 Mr. R, Harrington
(Council in Committee)
23-82 William H. c. Bailey
(Council in Committee)
23-83 Mr. R. Harrington
(Council in Committee)
23-84 Strathy 1 Archibald, Seagram & Cole
(Council in Committee)
23-85 Mr. R. Harrington
(Council in Committee)
Town of Richmond Hill re Asphalt Plant
Billings well property
Local Initiatives Programme
Aurora Day Nursery
Drama Workshop Building
Jessie Knowles Property
Part Lot 72, Con. 1,
Cook purchase -Pt. Lot 72 Con, 1.
Aurora
Ashton-Dene Subdivision
23-86 Min. of the Environment Storm Sewer -Ashton Dene
(Council in Committee Nov, 13th)
DELEGATIONS
Davis: "Resolved that the Correspondence be accepted
Williamson: and actioned as recommended in the Clerk's Reporto 11
CARRIED
Mrs. Marilyn Bethune Spokesman, presented a brief on behalf of the
Southend residents expressing interest in retaining the building
for Community use which is presently occupied by the Aurora Drama
Workshop, which will be located on the Park lands deeded to the Town
upon registration of the Subdivision Agreement.
Williamson: "Resolved that the Building Inspector and Engineer be
Simmons: requested to investigate any immediate work necessary
for Winter protection of the building and be authorized
to carry out any emergency remedial work, when and if
owned by the Town. The Clerk-Administrator be authorized
to see what grants would be available to restore the
building to a practicle use."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -8-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
REPORTS OF CO~liTTJilES
Planning and Development Committee Report #246
Councillor Harris presented a Report of the Planning and Development Committee
in which the 'Committee respectfully submitted the. following:
A meeting of the Planning & Development Committee was held on November 8th, 1972
at 8:00 P.M. .
Present: Councillors I, Harris, E, Henderson & W, Trent: Roy Harrington Building
Inspector
1, 240144 Investments Ltd.
The Committee recommends that "Rear Elevations" of 4 models be prepared for Council
In Committee to study further,
2. Nobleview Plaza Ltd, (formerly Gateway Plaza) 22-70
The Committee recommends to Council that this application for a "Gas Bar" be
turned down, as this proposal was presented previously by the former owner and
refused by the Council at that time.
3· Sunoco Station -Yonge Street South -"Bread Basket International"
The Committee recommends that proposed Gas Bar "Bread Basket International", be
refused for the following reasons: , . . .
(1) Gas Bars are not listed as pernitted use in Town Zoninc By•law.
(2) This new method of merchandising to-be discussed by Council in Committee.
4. Armstrong Realty & Lawton Bros. Yonge Street North
The Commit~ee-GGncurs with the Building Inspectors letter to Mr. K. B. Rodger
Clerk dated October 19, 1972, refusing permission for a Gas Bar & Car Wash for
the following reasons:
(1) Property was severed by Committee of Adjustment application #A3/72, for the
erection of a one storey brick building approx. 30·• x 20 1 to be used as a
"Car Leasing Establishment."
(2) Gas Bars are not mentioned in our Zoning By-Laws as permitted uses in any
zone.
(3) Car Washing establishments are permitted in Industrial zones, and in conjunction
with a Service Station or garage.
5, Committee of Adjustment Submission AU72 -Lot #35 R.P. M-1457 Wimpey Homes Lt4.
The Committee concurs with its previous recommendation which was adopted by Council
at a meeting of October 16~, 1972, that the Town would not object to this
application provided work ceased on the garage,
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REGULAR MEETING -9-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
6, Letter 22-120 Committee of Adjustment Submission B20/72, Part Lot 76.RP
#190 (240144 InvestmentsLtd,)
The Committee recommends to Council that no objection be made by the Town of
Aurora to this submission, concerning request for Severance of Sterling Drug
Easement.
7o Letter 22-122 Committee of Adjustment Submissi$n B1
(formerly Township of King'
2 Part Lot 79 Con. 1
The Committee recommends that this Submission be referred for future study until
an up-to-date survey is presented showing all property lines, and elevations,
as property is subject to flooding,
8, Letter 22-85 "Richmond H;ll Zonir.g By;-Law #33-72
The Committee recommends to Council that an objection be filed with the Clerk
of Richmond Hill regarding the present use of the "Pits & Quarries" zone for an
illegal Asphalt Plant.
9, Letter 22-41 re Matjon Property
The Committee recommends the Area Servies Branch be requested to prepare a
Zoning Amendment, as per letter.
10, Land Fill Regulations
The Committee recommends a policy be considered by Council of the Town of Aurora
regarding land fill regulations,
The following Correspondence was received as information:
( 1) #2028 re Area Services Branch Agreement
(2) #20-34 re Master Plan for Matjon Property
(3) #22-4 re McPherson & Binnington & Duckworth property Lot 22 Con, 2
(4) #22-34 re Aurora Resthaven Home,
(5) #22-42 From Town Solicitor R, Thomson re Jongeneel sale to Cook.
(6) #22-150
(7) #22-84 Dr. Faudemer and Jack Blyth Ltd. re fence between 150 Kennedy St. W.
(8) #22-102 and new subdivision
(9) #22-78 York County Board of Education proposed 19 CDM -281 -Lot 83 Con.
1 R.P. M-1310
(10) #22-99 Dennis Bowman Architect re plans for "Silver Birch Subdivision."
( 11) #22-55 Committee of Adjustment B12/72 "Miller Paving".
Clause 1 Carried
Clause 2 Carried
Clause 3 Carried
Clause 4 Carried
Clause 5 Carried
Clause 6 Carried
Clanse 7 Carried
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REPORTS Q[ COMHITTEES CONT'D
Clause 8 Carried
Clause 9 Carried
Clause 10 Carried
Harris:
Trent:
-10-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
"Resolved that Planning & Development Committee Report
#246 be reaCt item by item and accepted."
CARRIED
Committee of Adjustment Report #247
In respect of application for consent (Form 1 1 SubmissionNo. B20/72) by Horwitz
Grossman. and Newman, 65 Queen Street West, Suite 1000, Toronto 102, Ontario: on
behalf of their client Sterling Drug Ltd,, Yange Street, South, Aurora Ontario
for consent to conveyance re part of lot 76, plan 190 Town of Aurora (part blocks
A1 B, and E, plan 514, Town of Aurora) as fully described in the. subject
application, the Committee of Adjustment, Town of Aurora, has this day issued the
following Decision,
DECISION: "THAT tentative approval is granted to this application and the Committee
of Adjustment, Town of Aurora, is prepared to issue a final order
consenting to the conveyance as set out in the application upon
compliance with CONDITIONS OF CONSENT as follows,"
CONDITIONS OF CONSENT:
(1) THAT all deeds, when prepared, be submitted to the SecretaDy Treasurer, Committee
of Adjustment, Town of Aurora for endorsement.
(2) THAT the properties which are the subject of this application shall retain
the indicated use as "Park Land" as described in the application and that these
lands shall be subject to the limitations of the Condoninium Corporation Act
(as amended).
(3) THAT the solicitor for the applicant, when submitting the deeds as required in
Condit1:en-+-r), shall also supply to the Secretary-Treasurer an accurate and
authenticated legal description of the subject land,
Reasons for the Decision:
(1) There were no objections either written or verbal to the granting of the
consent.
(2) The Committee was of the opinion that the proposed conveuance would not
detract from the orderly development of the'. affected area.
Harris: "Resolved that we receive and accept the Report."
Henderson:
CARRIED
REGULAR MEETING -11-NOVEJVIBER 20th, 1972
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Committee of Adjustment Report #248
In respect of application (Form 1, Submission No. A7/72) for Minor Variance or
for Permission,'i~by John D. Carter on behalf of Wimpey H0 mes Limited, 80 North
Queen St., Toronto 18, Ontario, re Lot 35, Plan M-1457, Town of Aurora, as fully
described in the subject application, the Committee of Adjustment, Town of Aurora
has this day issued the following Decision.
DECISION: "THAT tentative approval is granted to this applicatim and the Committee
of Adjustment, Town of Aurora, is prepared to issue a final order
consenting to the variance as set out infue application, upon compliance
with CONDITION OF CONSENT as follows."
CONDITION OF CONSENT:
(1) THAT the surveyor forward a letter to the Planning Committee of Council, Town
of Aurora, with a copy to the Secretary-Treasurer, Committee of Adjustment,
Town of Au~ra, of explanation as to the cause of the surveyor's error
resulting in the variance. This letter is also to contain the surveyor's
recommendations to the Planning Committee of Council as to the proper procedure
for the Town's Building Inspector to adequately check dimensions during the
early course of construction so as to elininate such errors in the future.
Reasons for the Decision:
(1) There were no objections either written or verbal to the granting of the
variance.
(2) The Committee was strongly of the opinion that the function of the Building
Inspector~ if properly performed, could virtually eliminate errors of this
nature. The Committee would point out that the cost to the tax payer of
correcting such errors through the Committee of Adjustment is many, many
times the cost of having the Building Isspector conduct a proper check of
procud ures during the early stages of construction.
Considerable discussion took place from various members of Council
regarding their jurisdiction and statements made as part of the Decision
of this report, which are completely out of order.
Simmons:
Trent:
Miller:
Trent:
"Resolved that the Council in Committee meet with the Committee
of Adjustment the 1st. of the Year to clarify their duties
and jurisdiction."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Decision of the Committee of Adjustment
Consent and Variance be reoeived and accepted."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -12-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Day Care Nursery Committee Report #249
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Day Care Nursery Committee in which
the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
The Committee met on Thursday, November 16th. 1972 at 3:30 P.M.
Present were: Councillor P. Miller, member, Councillor R. Simmons, member and
Councillor VI, Trent, member
The Committee viewed four sites which are presently under consideration.
J~other meeting will take place· on Monday, November 20th, 1972 at 12:30 P.M.
with Dr. J. Slingerland, Commissioner of the Health and Sociam Services
Department.
A further report will be submitted as an addendum to this report.
A decision must be made one way or another by December 31st. 1972 to qualify under
the Winter Works Program.
Miller:
Simmons:
"Resolved that the Report of the Special Day Care Nursery Committee
dated November 16, 1972 Number 249 be accepted.
CARRIED
Special Day Care Nursery Committee Rep~ #254
Councillor Harris presented a report of the Special Day Care Nursery Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
The Committee met on Monday, November 20th, 1972 at 12:30 P.M.
Present were: Councillor Harris, Miller & Simmons. Also present were Dr.
Slingerland, Commissioner of Health and Social Services and Mrs.
Stokes.
The Committee along with Dr, Slingerland and Mrs. Stokes, viewed land sites ?nd
would recommend that Lot N0 , 8, Plan 535 be turned over to the Region of Yor~
for a Day Care Nursery Centre. ·
Miller:
Simmons:
"Resolved that the Report of the Special Day Care ~·ursery Cornrn:i, ttee
dated November 20, 1972 #254 be accepted,"
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -13-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Miller:
Simmons: "Resolved that the Council of the Town of Aurora deed Lot
8 Plan 535 to the Region of York for the construction of
a Day Care Centre and if approved:
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT:
The Town Solicitor, Area Services Branch and Clerk take all
necessary steps to determine any rezoning required and to
prepare for Council's conside~ation necessary documentation
to transfer the Deed and any Zoning changes required.
CARRIED
Public Safety Committee Report #250
Councillor Williamson presented a report of the Public Safety Committee in
which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Public Safety Committee was held at 7:'00 p.m. on Thursday, 9th
of November, 1972
Present: Councillors J. Williamson, Councillor Simmons.
Several items were discussed.
1. Phone call from Mr. W. R Taylor, Hilldale Drive re no street light at the
intersection of Hilldale Drive and Wellington Street West, was read •
The Committee viewed this location and recommend that a street light be
installed and the street sign be replaced. In the meanwhile, some sort of
reflective material should be put on the street sign post.
2. The Committee recommendsfuat amber lights replace the present lights at the
corner of all streets intersecting with Yonge Street and with Wellington
Street, with the exception of those streets where traffic signals are
installed. This is a safety factor.
3o Consideration be given to up-dating the street lighting on Yonge Street.
4. Parking regulations on Temperance Street were looked at and the Committee
feel that they are too restrictive and recommend parking be permitted on the
east side from in front of No. 95 Tyler Street and on the west side from
No. 100 to Reuben Street, and that the Parking By-law be amended.
5. Fire Report for the month of October 1972, was examined and accepted.
Item 1 Carried
Item 2 & 3 Amended:
REGULAR MEETING -14-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
REPORTS OF CO!~ITTTEES CONT'D
Trent:
Harris:
Item 4 Carried
Item 5 Carried
"Resolved that these items be referred back to Council in
Committee for further study in conjunction with representatives
frQID Aurora Hydro or a street lighting consultant from Ontario
Hydro."
CARRIED
Williamson:11 Resolved that Public Safety Committee Report #250 dated November
Simmons: 9th, 1972 be discussed item by item and accepted as amended."
CARRIED
Special Animal Control Committee Report #251
· Coundillor Williamson presented a report of the Special Animai Control Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Special Animal Control Committee was held at 8:00 P.M.
Wednesday November 15th, 1972 with the following present: Mayor Gladys Rolling
and Councillor R. Chapman of East Gwillimbury; Councillor Betty Van Nostrand of
Whitchurch-Stouffville, Councillors E. Farr and W. Steele of Newmarket and
Councillors N. Stewart and J. Williamson of Aurora.
No one was present from King.
Councillor J. Williamson was elected Chairman.
Following a great deal of discussion it was the general opinion that the present
system i.e. The Ontario Humane Society carrying out enforcement and shelter
activities subject to suitable financial agreement, was the most practical.
~further meeting is ~o be held on Thur~day,.December 14th, 1972 at 8:00P.M.
~n the Newmarket Counc~l Chambers and T. Hughes of the Ontario Humane Society
is to be asked to be present.
Our Clerk-Administrator to send out confirmations.
Williamson:
Stewart:
"Resolved that Special Animal Control Committee Report No. 251
dated November 15th, 1972 be discussed item by item and
qccepted."
CARRIED
REGULAR MEETING -15-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Park~ & Recreation Committee·'Report #253
Coupcillor Stewart presented a1nport of the Parks & Recreation Committee in which
the ~mmittee respectfully submitted the following:
. , A meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee was held on Tuesday, N.:v ember
14th, 1972 at 8:00 P.M. in the Board Room of the Community Centre.
Present were: Councillors Stewart & Miller, Trent Members M. Dawson, F. Caruso,
B. Blick, B. Sorley; E. Batson, Recreation Administrator and ·N.
Weller, Parks Foreman.
1. Service Seminar
N. Weller and.his two man staff are to attend a one day Serv:ire Seminar of
Spramotor Equipment later this month. The Aurora Parks & Recreation Committee
also recommend to Council that N. Weller attend an Ontario Government P<;>.sticides
Seminar on January 16, 17, 1973 The Aurora Parks & Recreation Committee requested
N. Weller to do his best to have outdoor rinks ready for Christmas, depending
entirely on weather. conditions.
2. Drum Majorettes
The Drum Majorettes, partially sponsored by Aurora Lions .Club and stillmder
the jurisdiction of the Aurora Parks & Recreation Committee, require bqots .for
parades. The total sum required is approximately $300.00. N. Weller has obtained
$250.00 from the Aurora Lions Club and would ask that Aurora Parks & Recreation
Committee donate the balance of $50.00. The Aurora Parks & Recreation Commi·ttee
therefore recommend to Council that the sum of $50.00 be aJ.located to the Purchase
of.boots for the Drum Majorettes.
3. Bantam Soccer Team
Mr, T. Bl111td forwarded a letter to the Aurora Parks & Recreation Committee stating
that the Bantam Soccer Team had won the District Championship, but that the League
had no funds for the purchase of crests or trophies and inquired if the Town of
Aurora Parks & Recreation Committee could do anything in this respect·. It was the
unanimous opinion of the members present that as other 'organizations and teams
had raised money for sucn purposes through draws etc., they could see no reason why
the Bantam Soccer Team could not do the same.
Stewart:
Miller:
"Resolved that Report #253 of the Parks & Recreation Committee
be discussed item by item and acc~pted and that the Seal of the
Corporation be attached herewith."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -16-NOVEMBER ~Oth, 1972
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Council in Committee Report #252
Mayor Illingworth presented a report of the Council in Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of Council in Committee was held on Monday November 13th, 1972 at
8:00 P.M.
Present were: Mayor R. A. Illingworth, Councillors: D~vis, Harris, Henderson
Miller, Simmons, Stewart, Trent and Williamson
Present also: Mr. R. Thomson, Town Solicitor, Mr. J. D. Reid, Town Engineer,
Mr. Roy Harrington, Building Inspector and Mr. K. B. Rodger
Clerk-Administrator.
1. Council in Committee discussed with the Engineer and Town Solicitor the
existing easement over the Orsi lands to service the Ashton-Dene Subdivision, the
proposed concrete storm sewer and other matters pertmining to same.
The Committee would recommend that agreement in principle be given to enclosing
the watercourse within a storm sewer pipe provided certain conditions are met and
the Town Solicitor was to arrange this oetween Ahston Dene Subdivision and
Nobledale ConstructionLtd.
The easement which is to be granted is to be reworded to the satisfaction of the
Town Solicitor and the Council and Council would recommend that theesement be
30 ft. in width.
The Solicitor will report back on this following negotiations.
2. The Committee then met with Mr. Colin Bennell of Wimpey Homes Ltd. and informed
him of Council in Committee's decision regardingthe storm sewer pipe in the Orsi
easement and also discussed the housing deficiencies which have been noted
~articularly due to the sub-trades in the Ashton Dene Subdivision.
Council requests that the Building Inspector to follow very closely the housing
deficiencies and Mr. Bennell assured Council that better liaison would be
carried out between their officials and the sub-trades in supervision.
3. 240144 Investments Ltd. -Landscape Plans for Blocks C and E:
The Committee met with Mr. T. 11/on, Mrs. D. Herskovits and Mr. Rosen representing
240144 InvestmentsLtd.
Council in Committee examined the proposed site plans which were to show landscapinG
and noted deficiencies in details, in particular that Lombardy Poplars would be
placed along the entire northern boundary of the Blocks C and E -10 to 12 ft.
in height and 5 to 6 ft. apart: Norway Maples 8 to 10 ft. in height 2-1/4" caliper,
spaced 35ft. apart as noted on the plan: Austrian Pines were to be placed as per
plan each to be 5ft. in height and Biroh trees to be 12ft. in height and clumps of
two or three to be planted together as per plan.
4. Aurora Drama Workshop Building:
Council in Committee made an offer to 240144 Investments Ltd. that they would
offer to waive outstanding taxes on the existing building and property, not to
exceed $1 1 500 for the building which is existing on this property and which could
be used as a Community Building.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
5. Jongeneel -Lee -Cook Propevty
Council in Committee discussed tbis matter and the relevant correspondence
pertaining to same and the Town Solicitor was instructed to send the attached
letter containing all the pertinent details and recommendations of the Council
in Committee meeting of this dnte, to Mr. Cook and his solicitor to state the
position of the Council of the Town of Aurora on this property. Letter 23-55
be be discussed further by Council in Committee.
6. Road Names 240144 Investments Ltd.
Council in Committee directed that the names of the roadways in the subdivision
be named Henderson Drive-the roadway from Yonge Street to the Western boundries
of the subdivision and the crescent road to be named Poplar Crescent. The Committee
further directed that the Clerk-Administrator advise the choice of names to the
Region of Y rk and to request the Smrveyor to made the necessary changes on the
plan prior £o the registration of the plan of subdivision.
7• Victoria Hall
The Clerk was requested to prepare a Tender for plywood underlay and a new floor
surface in the Victoria Hall.
8. D~y Care Centre -Land Site
Council in Committee suggested that a special Committee be set-up for the purpose
of looking into Land Sites and to meet with Dr. Slingerland regarding the land
requirements of a Day-Care Centre Council in Committee appointed, namely,
Councillor Miller, Councillor Simmons, Councillor Harris, Councillor Trent.
9. The Parks Staff were authorized to remove any dead elm trees on Aurora roads
and the rural roads which are not part of the tree removal tender and as their
works schedule permits.
10. The Committee would recommend that the Church Street School Lease be signed
by the Mayor and Clerk as prepared.
Item 1 Carried
Item 2 Carried
Item 3 Carried
Item 4 Carried
Item 5 Carried
Item 6 Carried
Item 7 Carried
Item 8 Carried
Item 9 Carried
Item 10 Carried
Illingworth:
Trent: "Resolved that Council in Committee Report No. 252
dated November 13th, 1972 be discussed item by
item and accepted."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -18-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS
Interim Payment of
Subsidy
Fees Connecting
Link
Fixed Income
Senior Citizens
Recycling
Gasoline
Davis:
Simmons:
Davis:
Henderson:
Williamson:
Simmons:
OR
"Resolved that, an Interim Subsidy Petition in ·the
amount of $223,468.55 be approved by the Council
of the Town of Aurora and submitted to the Ministry
of Public Transportation and Highway improvements
for subsidy payment."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the final invoice from J. D. Reid
& Associates Ltd. in the amounu of $5,190.44 for
Engineering Services rendered on Stage 11 of the
Comnecting Link be paid and the Seal of the
Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
"lvHEREJ,s the Senior Citizens of Aurora are living on
fixed incomes:
ilND llHEREAS other Hunicipalities with Local Bus Servies
give a reduction in fares to the Senior Citizens or
allow them to travel free;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT nll Senior Citizens,
65 years of age or older, be granted.
(a)
(b)
Free transportation on Aurora Bus Lines.
Reduced fares ie. 15¢ per trip in lieu of 25¢
Trent:
Miller:
Amendment: That this matter be referred to the Transportatic
Committee for further study."
CARRIED
Williamson~Be it resolved that the Aurora Town Council become
Simmons: active participants in a recycling program and a
Committee be formed to look into all aspects of setting
up a recycling centre and report back to this Council
Miller:
Davis:
Ci,RRIED
"Resolved that Council study implementing a By-law
as permitted under the Municipal Act, to limit the
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REGULAR MEETING -19-NOVEMBER 20th, 1972
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS CONT'D
number of Gasoline Handling stations in the Town of Aurora."
False Fire Alarms CARRIED
Chimneys
Highway
Maintenance
transfer
Residential
Lighting
Contest
Davis:
Simmons:
Harris:
Trent:
Davis:
Harris:
Harris:
Stewart:
"Resolved that Council study the feasibility of offering
a reward for information leading to the conviction of
person or persons phone in False Fire Alarms."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the By-law regarding 119. chilll!ley for each
dwelling" be updated."
CARRIED
11\'IHEREAS; The result of a late 1972 O.M.B. approval for
the construction of Kennedy Street West, which now must be
slated for 1973, resulted in an excessive construction
Ministry of Transportation and Communication approval
amount of monies;
AND WHEf<EAS road maintenance expenditures as at October
31st, 1972 is far in excess of subsidy limits ar•1roved
by the Ministry of Transportation and Communicatirons ;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this Council petition the
Ministry of Transportation and Communications to transfer
the sum of $37,500.00 from the subsidy construction to
subsidy maintenance monies for the year 1972."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Christmas Residential Lighting contest
be carried out similar to 1971."
CARRIED
Christmas Lighting
Trophy
Historical
Society
Miller:
Henderson: "Resolved that the Christmas Lighting Trophy be re-named
the Illtyd Harris Trophy for Annual Competition for the
Best Residential Lighting."
CARRIED
Henderson: "Resolved that the Historical Society property stored in
Harris: the Town Office at present be moved and stored in the Old
Police Building."
CARRIED
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Miller: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned." (10:45 P.M.)
CARRIED
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That the following accounJ'!!,be paid, that the_ 'Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
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the Seal of the Corporation be attached heret~. ,
PARKS DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS .
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro
Stone
Parks Buldg.
Flood Lights
Fleury Park
Aurora Tank & Welding Acetylene, Electrodes
Bazaar Novelty 2 Canadian Flags
Bradford Fertilizer Skoot
3·50
3·75
10.25
Bell Canada 727-4211 Long Distance Call
c. N. R. Express Charges
I. Daniels Farm & Garden Equipment Bearing Assy.
8.55
17.50
26.58
40.23
42.60
Doane Hall Film, Elastoplast, Dressing, Bandaid
.39
6.90
7.88
8.39
Eve's Lumber Ltd. Mason Lime
Gormley Sand & Gravel Pit Run
Grinnell Sales
Ramsey Rec Ltd.
J. Rose Steel
Sheridan Nurseries
Sun Field Landscaping
Stan Taylor
Pipe
Iron
Pipe
Shipment of Trees
195 Sq. Yds. of Sod·
2 pr. of Pants
CARR JED
22.05
76.50
70.54
272.55
110.00
220.00
58.50
11.03
$ 1,000.19
MAYOR
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
•, WAROfi ~~J,(:lQCIG,ed hereto.
Aurora Hydro
Bell Canada
C. I. L.
Canada Valve Ltd.
Canadian Tire
Commercial Alcohols Ltd.
Dresser Mfg. Division
Ernco Supply
Gormley Sand & Gravel
Grinnell Sales
Leslie Appliance Service
North York Heating & Plumbing
Regional Municipality of York
J.D.Reid & Associates Ltd.
Taylors Fuels Ltd.
Wilson Home Hardware
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Power
Billing
727-42ll
Liquid Chlorine
Supplies
Paint and Brush Cleaner
Methanol
Supplies
Supplies
92.90
888 50
Ston~ Pit Run, Sand Fill
Dresser Strap Saddle, Main Stop
Hose, Eateries
Boilerdrains Supplies
Glass Beads
Engineering Services Rendered
Faulty Primary Control replaced
Paint
CARRIED
981,40
49.72
400.38
460.25
5.17
48.80
53.74
314.24
190.63
71.19
9.56
14.08
6.00
330.00
28.50
10.87
$ 2,974.53
MAYOR
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MOVED BY '--/-£{_"4!Jf--e-<'{ /'frl!I/VIM SECONDED SY d£/~d--&4
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Greenhouse
Aurora Hydro
Banner
Banner Printing Company
Bell Canada
Cai:ladian Tire
Canadian Dust Control
c.N.:ll.
D.A.Dunlop & Company
Dale & Company
Horizon Publishing Company
Humane Society
I.B.M. of Canada Ltd.
Jane's Stationery
L.I.c.c. of Canada Ltd.
McBee
Me Connell Jewler
Municipal Treasurers Assoc:l.ation
North America Business Equip. Ltd.
Newmarket Answering Service
North York Heating & Plumbing
P.c.o. Services Limited
Reid J.D. and Associates
Region of York
Taylor's Fuels Ltd.
Thompson 1 s Furniture
Xerox of Canada Ltd.
orders on the Treasurer for the same and
Pine Roofers, Spruce Planks
Arrangement -Dawson
37-39
26.25 Basket -Young
Victoria Hall
Signs
Buildings
Street Lighting
11.85
67.68
105.56 185.09
2,543.11
Display -"poppy week", Time, Mun.
Voters List, Nominations, School
Support, Tender -Snowplowing 1 Fuel
Oil, Assessment Appeals.
Memorial Service for Remembrance Day
?27-4211 Office 195.84
Bldg.· Insp. 15.98
Engineer 25.82
P.c.c. 35.41
727-8401 12.02
can of undercoating p.c.c.
Cleaning Supplies
Express Charges
electronic data processing charges for
August and September
Insurance Coverage
Advertising in Aurora Town Map
Animals held in Quarantine
Processing master file, Roll entries
read and printed
clamps, paper refills, letter size
metal tabs, adding machine rolls, peQS
mimeo paper,list finder'legal paper
Computer Lease
Ribbon Paper Tape Tab Stock
Shaeffer Pen
Dues
Quarterly Rental, Mailing Machine
Service for Month
Closet Flapper & Guide
Rat Extermination
Engineering Services Rendered (Sept.)
Area Planning Branch Charge
Fuel -Victoria H~ 16.31
Draperies for C~~~
Machine Rents
24.58
890.66
55-91
285.07
2.72
4.60
6.05
192.28
553.00
100,00
62.00
193.26
290.62
611.30
157.15
2.05
35.00
59-94
30.00
4.97
26.00
383.00
9,942.24
40.89
518.35
260.37 -'
$ 18,495-39 -----~OR
CARRIED
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MOVED BY v ~.JJ' / SECONDED BY t:t:~~lktJ-ct b>Yt'1
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the T'Jasurer for the same and
W!l~cf:sl'@MSNI!brMJiOO.lJN[',S,ttached hereto.
Acheson Equipment
Arby Sales
Armitage Construction
A &.T Tire Sales
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Builders Hardware
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Sunoco
Aurora Tank & Welding
Bell Telephone
Bennett & Wright Ltd.
Boben Equipment Ltd.
Canadian Tire Ltd.
Centennial Sweeping Company
Consolidated Engines & Machinery
Domtar Chemicals
Equipment ·Sales and Service
Gormley Sand & Gravel
Grimmett Sales & Service
King Town Paving
Lawton Brothers
Lee Sand & Gravel
Motive Parts & Equipment
Miller Paving Ltd.
Newmarket Ready Mix Co.
Powell & Company Ltd.
Preistly Garden Centres
Regional Municipality of York
Richmond Hill Tree Service
Sheridan Nurseries
Taylors Fuels
Parts for Bombardier
Paint for Bombardier
Brick, Pipe, and parts for collapsed
Sewer
Tire repairs & Tires for #10 Truck
Portland Cement
Parts
4 Shovels, 2 Fan Rakes
Street Sewers
Works Building
Traffic Lights
Gas for Leaf Machine
Oxygen
727-42ll
83.70
29.42
29.65
Hardware & ''U" Channel Posts
Springs
Battery and Chain
Power Sweeping
Parts for Cat Loader
Bulk Hiway Crs. plus Freight Charges
Parts-1 seal, 1 cover.
Sand Fill, Pit Run
Parts for portable generator
27.62
5·25
546.00
30.75
3·78
134.04
24.97
curb & cutter repairs, raising manhole
Parts for #15 Truck
142.77
41.17
8.00
57.05
270.07
1.89
22.60
198.00
3.03
1,926.34
12.14
509.85
4.15
2,192.00
64.54
2,492.84 Winter Road Sand
Flasher units, sealed beam units,
snow brushes
Cold mix, Asphalt
Ready mix concrete
T-Bar
200 Yds. of Sod
Traffic Paint, Glassbeads
Premixed reflective zone
marking paint
Tree Evaluation
Shipment of Trees
Gasoline
Oil
CARRIED
94.50
868.75
733.43
27.09
37.87
296.88
26.45
471.90
5.46
963.25
75.00
1,336.70
760.52
$ 12,692.88
MAYOR
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-----ing accounts be pcria: 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
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Tank & Welding
Bell Canada
Brad Walker Motors
Canadian Dust Control
Knapp's Paint Service
Newmarket Answering Service
Provincial Fire Prevention Co.
Priestly Brothers Garden Centre
Omar's Shoes
Safety Supply Company
Simplex International
Taylor's Fuels
Wilson Home Hardware
Blade Refills tins of Cosite
tune-up
Fire Hall
Demurrage Contract 72/72
727-4744
727-4211
727-5432
cable, blade tack head
Cleaning Supplies
Paint, Brushes, Tape
air cylinders
Tulip Bulbs
1 Pair of Men's Shoes
6.25
34.64
116.63
Winter Liners, Gloves, Helmets,
Coats, Scotchlite Bands
Clock Repairs
Fuel Oil
1 Glass, 2 Map Heads
11.29
32.22
50.00
157.52
47.19
8.00
49.73
595.20
26.00
18.90
20.98
165.57
15.00
49.49
13.13
$ 1,260.22
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SECONDED BY t1ZJ!t lO-
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.
RECREATION DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS
Ardill' s Department Store
Aurora Community Centre
Banner
Bell Canada
Bruce Butterworth Sports
Canadian Red Cross
Cenntenial Van Lines
Games Time Limited
George Lowcock
·Hydro
Lewiscraft
Model Craft Hobbies Ltd.
Petty Cash
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needles, thimbles, thread
Ice Rentals
Atom&Novice House League
PreSchool Children
All Stars
Auditorium
Craft Class
Craft Room
Model Building
Child Art
Office
Recreation Co-Ordinator
907.50
127.50
227.50
75.00
50.00
40.00
50.00
Display-Children's Art
727-4211
Class
727-3123
,>< 11.64
32.94
Rackets
4.-Water Safety Exams
~elivery & Pick up Charges
Hockey Instructional Boards
Office Supplies
Power
Tennis Club
Arts & Crafts Supplies
Model Building Supplies
Playground
Arts & Crafts
CARRIED
14.25
14.13
9.25
2.63
3.21
1,477.50
3.15
44.58
55.39
7.50
30.00
45.00 /7. ~
49.371--
28.38
57.01
266.00
11.88/"' .....
$ 2,078.97
MAYOR
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That the followmg accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
~T¥ tlJEI®!REoA~s>ttached hereto.
OFFICE & UTILITIES
Aurora Hydro··
Bell Canada
Boyd Transport
C. N. R.
Consumer's Gas
'Gestetner Canada Ltd.
Instant Replay
George Lowcock
Peterson Signs
CANTEEN SUPPLIES
Burgess Wholesale
Bowes
Cattets Grocery
Peter Gorman
Kwik Snaks
Leslie Appliance Service
Peter MacGregor Ltd.
Pepsi Cola
Raymonds Snack Foods
Sileo Print Co.
Super Pufft
Turners Icing Service
Vachon Inc.
Power
727-3123
727-4211
Express Charges
Express Charges
Gas
c&;>
j, llo63
Stencils, Ink
Music Tapes
Office Supplies
Banners
Coffee, Cups, Weiners
Seal, Repair Kit
Buns, Sugar, Soap
Candy, Cigars, StirSticks
Hamburgers, Sandwiches
Coffee Maker
Meat, Hamburgers
Pop, Fountain Syrup
Chips, Candy
Compliment
Pennants
Pop Corn
Ice
Cakes
CARRIED
1,152.80
44.57
10.50
7.70
209.70
150.38
63.44 //
49.38fV
25-00
$ 1,743.47
372.05
9.95
75.61
1,055.56
128.28
61.90
15.00
627.40
283.70
84.15
30.50
72.00
14.00
70.15
$ 2,900.25
MAYOR
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SECONDED BY---------------------------------------
MOVED 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
MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES
Acme Chemical Products
Aurora Radio Hospital
Aurora Tank & Welding
Canadian D st Control
Canadian General Eleetric Co.
Cantol
Cimco
Community Tire Sales
I. Daniels Farm and Garden Equip.
Don Glass Building Maintenance
Leslie Appliance Sales & Service
Merrikin, H.
Ramsey Reo Ltd.
Safety Supply Company
Sunshine Uniform Supply Co.
Wilson Grinding Service
York Sanitation Co.
Wilson Home Hardware
OFFICE & UTILITIES
CANTEEN SUPPLIES
MAINTENANCE SUPPLIF.S
tissue, towels, mop heads
Repair Microphones, Check PA System
Oxygen
Cleaning Supplies
Lamps
Salt
Maintenance Supplies
Tractor Tires Drilled and Studded
Gas
Window Cleaning
Thermos
Repair Leak on Pipe to Kitchen Sink
Parts for Ice Machine
Pool Pak with Cabinet
Laundry, Linnen Supply
Ice. Scraper
Garbage Pick up
Maintenance & Cleaning Supplies
1,743.47
2,900.25
1,227.40
$ 5,871.40
CARRIED
85.86
21.00
8.00
28.25.
185.59
157.44
.78
'34.86
27-33
15.00
2.10
9.00
lO.ll
317.07
93.40
4.15
40.00
187.74
$ 1,227.68
MAYOR