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MINUTES OF THE 7th REGULAR MEETINGOF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS
ON MONDAY MARCH 19th, 1973 AT 8:00 P~M, .
PRESENT WERE: Mayor E, Buck, Councillors Davis, Henderson, Miller, Simmons,
Trent & Timpson.
ACCOUNTS All accounts were approved as printed and circulated.
CORRESPONDENCE
7-1 Mr. J. Nevil Hodgson
(Works Committee)
7-2 Bell Canada
. (Information)
7-3 Ricketts, Farley, Lowndes &
Jewell
(Information)
7-4 Mr. William Esford
(Information, Clerk to reply)
7-5
7-6
7-7
7-8
York Assessment Office
(Information, Treasurer)
York Assessment Office
(Information, Treasurer)
Ontario Humane Society
(Information)
Steadmans
(Information, Clerk to reply)
7-9 Strathy, Archibald, Seagram &
Cole
(Information)
7-10 Burt, Burt, Wolfe & Bowuan
(Information, Clerk to reply)
7-11 Ministry of Labour
(Information)
re: Drainage Problem 54 Royal Road, Aurora
re: Statement of Receipts
re: copy of letter to Building Dept. re
Janke purchase from Hayes
re: application for employment
re: addition to assessment roll
re: 1972 Roll for 1973 Taxation
re: Monthly Report
re: Agreement -parking lot
re: application for Building Permit
Knowles property
re: 17 Haida Drive, Aurora Pt. Lot 91 Plan
no. 517
re: Copy Certification of Drawings -Mr.
Harrington
7-12 Region of York -Planning Dept •. re: proposed Airport Location Map
(Information)
7-13 Newmarket Community Credit
Union Ltd.
7-14
\
(Information)
York Regional Police Force
(Information)
re: Credit Union
re: Tour of Police Headquarters March 21st.
at 8:00 P.M.
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
7-15 Dale & Co.
(Information)
7-16 City of St. Catharines
~2-MARCH 19th, 1973
re: Bob Millson -Policy #.D 1616
re: Resolution -Changes in Legislation
Timpson:
Miller:
"Resolved that letter 7-16 be acknowledged and filed."
CARRIED
7-17
7-18
Min. of Agriculture & Food
(Works Comm. Parks & Rec. Comm.)
E. A; McGregor
(Works Committee)
7-19 B & M Communications
(Public Safety Committee)
7•20 Mr. R. Harrington
(Council in Committee)
7-21 Reg. Municipality of York
(Information)
7-22
7-23
7-24
7-25
7-26
7-27
7-28
7-29
7-30
Resources Canada -Minerals
(Information 1 July First Comm.)
Ontario Housing Corp.
(Finance Committee)
Mr. G, ~issingham
(Council in Committee)
Mrs. T. Rank
(Information, Clerk to reply)
Min. of Treasury & Economics
(Information)
Min. of Transportation & Comm.
(Information)
Joscelyn, Laughlin, Harper
Tory & Associates
(Treasurer)
Joscelyn, Laughlin, Harper
Tory & Associates
(Treasurer)
Joscelyn, Laughlin, Harper
Tory & Associates
(Treasurer)
re: Meeting -Wednesday April 4th.
Nottawasaga Inn re: Roadside and Rights
of Way Road Control
re: Works and Water Departments Overtime
Lists February 1973
re: Renovations to Fire Hall re-locating
antenna
re: Comm. of Adjustment Sub. B3/73
Road Widening Policy Delzotto
re: Advertisement -Operations Engineer
re: Fireworks Supervisor
re: National Housing Act. Sec. 44 Operating
Costs Interest
re: Copy of letter to Mr. D. Sweezey Min,
of Treasury, Economics & Intergovernmental
Affairs Subdivisions Section
re: complaint about dogs
re: advance payment
re: Reconstruction of Kennedy st.
re: copy of letter to Treasurer, informatic:.l
requested re taxes, Aurora
re: copy of letter to Treasurer, informatio~
requested re taxes -Township of King
re: copy of letter to Treas~rerl informati_oH
requested re taxes -Townshkp or Whktchur~
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REGULAR MEETING -3-
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 'D
7-31 Min. of Transportation & Comm,
(Information)
7-32 Min. of Transportation & Comm,
(Transportation Comm,)
7-33 Mr, T, Haberer
(Public Safety Comm,)
7-34 Corner and Forgang
(Information)
7-35 Consumer's Gas Co
(Information)
MARCH 19th, 1973
re: Cop:y of letter to Mr. Reid
Circular No, 73-021 Subsidy on Traffic
Signals
re: Town of Aurora 1973 Public Transportat.i
re: Automobiles speeding in Regency Acres
Subdivision
re: Assessment Appeal withdrawn
re: Notice of Hearing re: rates of gas
in Municipality
?-36 Central Ontario Regional Devel. re: Dissolution of c;.o.R.D.C.
Council
(Information)
7-37 Mun, Equipment and Operations re: Newsletter
Association
(Information)
7-38 Mr. John Lester re: Building Permit Wellington St.
& Harriman Road
Davis:
Henderson:
"Resolved that an easement be granted subject to the Engineer's
approval of bridge design and a proper location to be
established."
CARRIED
7-39
7-40
Jeffery, Frost & Robertson
(Information)
National Silicates Ltd,
(Information)
?-41 Aurora Agricultural Society
. (Information)
7-42
7-43
Neilson Engineering Ltd.
(Public Safety Comm,·)
Reg, Municipality of York
(Information)
7-44 Strathy, Archibald, Seagram &
Cole
(Information)
?-45 Min. of the Environment
(Information)
re: Gorman purchase from Mari Construction
Aurora
re: Truck Freight Rates
re: "Queen of the Fair" Contest
re: Animal Destructor
re: Advertisement -Dept of Health and
Social Services
re: Copy of letter to Standard Business
Services Ltd.
re: Exterminator's Licence Pesticides
Vehicle Plates
REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
7-46 Cadillac Development Corp.
(Information)
-4-MARCH 19th, 1973
re: Change of address
7-47 Mr. J. Raeside Snr. re: Taxes
(Information, Tneasurer to reply)
7-48 BHI Ltd.
(Information)
7-49 Toronto Shooting Stars
(Information)
7-50 Committee of Adjustment
(Planning & Development)
7-51 Min. of Agric~lture and Food
re: Public Meetings Solandt Commission
re: copy of letter to Mr. Batson
re-1973 Lacrosse Season
re: Submission No. A1/73 Town of Aurora
re: appointment of Weed Inspector 1973
Henderson:
Simmons:
"Resolved that the Town of Aurora contact the previous Weed
Inspector MN Deryl Dular, and if not willing to serve that
the position be advertised."
CARRIED
7-52 Department of Communications .
(Information)
7.,.53 Reg. Municipality of York Clerks
Department ··
(Information)
re: Official Receipt
re: Town of Aurora Resolution re
Area Services Branch of Reg. Engin~ing
Dept.
7-54 Paterson Planning & Research Ltd. re: information requested re Regional
(Information, Clerk to reply) Government
7-55
7-56
7-57
Wimpey Homes Ltd.
(Council in Committee)
Reg. of York Clerks Dept.
(Information)
Mrs. T. Benedict
(Information, Clerk to reply)
re: Ashton Dene Subdivision Easement
Document
re: Town of Aurora Resolution re
Pedestrian Crosswalk Wellington St. &
McDonald Drive
re: copy of Birth Certificate requested
7-58 Mr. T. Davey,
Association
Ashton Dene Homeowner's re: request to meet with Council March
(Information, Clerk to reply) 19th, 1973 (Postponed)
7-59 Blake, Cassels and Graydon
(Information)
7-60 llell Canada (Information)
copy of letter to Mr. R. Har!'in~
re Binding purchase from Central ··
Mortgage and Housing
re: copy of letter to Mr. Reid re Kennedy
St. W. reconstruction
REGULAR MEETING -5-
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
7-61 Reg. of York Clerk's Dept.
(Information)
7-62 Parks & Recreation Committee
(Information)
7-63
7-64
7-65
7-66
7-67
Manpower and Immigration
(Local Iniatives Program)
(Information)
Big Brothers of York
(Finance Committee)
York County Board of Education
(Information)
McPherson and Binnington
(Information, Clerk to reply)
Queen's York Rangers
(Information)
7-68 Reg. of York -Emergency Measures
Organization
(Council in Committee)
7-69
7-70
7-71
7-72
7-73
7-74
Mr. L. D. Shiner -Aurora Drama
Workshop
(Parks & Recreation Committee)
Reg. of York Clerk's Dept
(I_nformation)
Queen's Y9rk)Rangers Cinformat:10n
Aurora Chamber of Commerce
(Information)
J. D. Reid and Associates
(Information, Clerk to reply)
Steadmans (Information, Clerk to reply)
MARCH 19th, 1973
re: Town of Aurora resolution re Planning
Seminar
re: Minutes of Meeting, Ma~ch 13th
re: Notice of Payment
re: Possible purchase of Gestetner Machinr
re: copy permit for use of School
re: Duckworth sale to Rose
re: Letter of thanks re -donation
re: information requested re Mutual Aid
in Reg. of York
re: regarding Subway Sideroad Building
re: Certified copy of By-law R-20(a)-73-13
Parking on Regional Roa.ils
re: copy letter to Mr. F. Bolsby re July
First Parade
re: Meeting March 20th, 1973
re: Reconstruction of Kennedy St. w.
re: Renewal of Lease
7-75 East Scarborough Kinsmen Drum Corps
(Information)
re: copy of letter to Mr. F. Bolsby
re July First Parade
7-76 Prouse; Fitzhenry, Gaskin & Walsh
(Information)
7-77 Ricketts, Farley, Lowndes &
Jewell
(Information)
re: Koch purchase from Fairway Homes
61 Fairway Drive
re: 42 Aurora Heights Drive
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REGULAR MEETIN\1 -6-
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
7•?8.: :McPherson & Binnington
(Information, Clerk to reply)
7-79 Min. of Treasury & Economics
(Information)
7-80 Min. of Treasury & Economics
(Information)
7-81 Association of Municipalities
(Information)
7-82 Region of York Area Services
Branch
(Planning & Development Comm,)
7-83 Ministry of Transportation &
Communications
7-84
7-85
(Information)
Royal Canadian Legion
(Information)
Min. of Agriculture and food
(Public Safety Committee)
7-86 Strathy, Archibald, Seagram &
Cole
MARCH 19th, 1973
re: Diamond Teasdale re: Road Widening
re: copy of letter to Treasurer re Claim
for Reimbursement
re: Federal -Provincial Winter Capital
Projects Fund
re: Annual Conference -Toronto Aug 19-221
1973
re: Application from Bancora Developments
rezoning of land
re: Payroll Burden -Rural Municipalities
Towns and Villages
re: Official Sod Turning new building
April 8th, 1973
re: lvarble Fly Control Act
re: Herskovits Subdivision
Simmons:
Davis:
"Resolved that the Town of Aurora take the necessary steps
to institute the advertising and proposed by-law to close
up and deed a portion of the former Regency Drive now
owned by the Town of Aurora to 240144 Investments Limited
and that a meeting be held by the Council in Committee at
the Council Chambers 7:30 p.m, Monday, April 3~h, 1973
for the purpose of hearing any claims from persons who
feel that their land would be prejudj.cially affected by the
by-law and who applies to be heard.''
Miller:
DELEGATIONS
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Corrospondence be accepted as actioned
in the Clerks report."
CARRIED
Mr •. · Ross Linton of the Aurora Horticultural Society presented
hortourary memberships to the Mayor and members of Council.
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P.EGULAR MEETING -7-MARCH 19th, 1973
REPORTS QE COMMITTEES
Works Committee Report #23
Councillor Simmons presented a report of the Public Works Committee in which
the C~mmittee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Works Committee was held on Tuesday, March 7th, 1973 at
7:00 F.M,
Present were: Cotincillor Simmons, Chairman, Councillor W. Davis, Vice Chairman,
Member Councillor Trent, and Councillor Miller, also in
attendance were E. A. McGregor, J. D. Reid, R. J. Harrington,
Mr. Borgdorff,
The Following matters were discussed:
1.
2.
Letter 3-8 -J. D, Reid -Public Works Building -Project No, 310
The Committee feels that a building of 10,000 square feet including
office space and one bay for Parks Department is the most practical size,
The cost would be approximately $17,00 a square foot. The Armco building
type seems to be the best fitted for this purpose. The building would
be of aluminum construction. Sketch #2 of Mr. Reid's report -The
Committee feels this is most practical, The Committee recommends that
Mr. Reid present a more detailed plan to tho Committee,
Letter 1-3 J. D. Reid -ilaterworks Imp~ovements -Project No. 63
The Committee recommends that no action be taken on this report until
a further report is received from Jack Reid.
3. Letter 3-92 J. D, Reid Proiects 211 & 212 Reconstruction of Mark & Catherine
~·
This letter has been actioned by Council.
4. Letter 5-86 -1973 Waterworks Program
This letter has been actioned by Council,
5. of the Environment -Certificate of Approval Waste
This letter was received as information.
6. Letters 3-87, 6-12-6161 Ontario Good Roads Association
7·
These letters were received as information.
Letter 6-62 -Ontario Good Roads Association -C. s. Anderson Road School
The Committee recommends that Mr. Lloyd Casey be ruthorized to attend this
school and the necessary expenses be allowed,
REGULAR MEETING -8-MARCH 19th, 1973
REPORTS_QF COMMITTEES CONT'D
8. Letter 5-70 Overtime -Works and Water Departments -January, 1973
This letter was received as information.
9. The Committee woUld recommend that the necessary steps be taken to
. alleviate the flooding conditions on Old Yonge Street between Choice
Cut Up Chicken and St. Andrews Shell Station. The cost of this ditching
would be between ~1,000 and 1,500. This wonk to be undertaken as soon
as weather conditions permit.
10. Letter 2-33 s. Symington
The Committee would recommend that no action be taken on this letter.
Clauses 1 -10 Inclusive Carried
Simmons:
Davis: "Resolved that the Report of the Works Committee, dated
March 6, 1973, #23, be discussed item by item and accepted
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Special Committee Meeting #24
Councillor R. Simmons presented a report of the Meeting with representatives
of Neighbouring Municipalities and Ontario Humane Society Representatives,
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting was held on Thursday, March 8th, 1973 at 10:00 p.m. in the Council .
Chambers with representatives from neighbouring municipal~ties and representat~vc
from the Ontario Humane Society•
Present were: Mr. Hughes and the Chief Controller from the Ontario Humane
Society Aurera and representatives from Newmarket, King,
Whitchurch-Stouffville and East Gwillimbury.
Adscussion took place regarding the deficit in last years' Humane Society's
Budget. Mr. Hughes requested that a 5 cent incr0ase per capita be recommended
to the various Councils~
Your Committee member does not recommend this increase until a financial statemen·i·
is.received for the year 197;:1.
Pound Fees were also discussed and it was agreed that they were too low and that
they should be raised, and the increased costs should be borne by the individuaJ~
who are the cause of the problems. It is recommended that the Pound Fees be
raised to $10.00, they are now $5.00. This would necessitate a change in the
By-law.
It was also recommended that a ticketing program be started in Aurora as in all
municipalities. The members present agreed that it is far better to ticket
the individual rather than try to chase and run down dogs. It was recommended
that the cost ofihe ticket program be borne by the Town.
REGULAR MEETING -9-MARCH 19th, 1973
REPORTS OF COMHITTE;,:s CONT 1 D
Due to yearly increased costs, it was discussed and recommended by the
Committee that collection of Licence Fees on a door to door basis be a
program that could bo started, Grants could be available for student
initiatives,
It is recommended that licence fees be raised so that again the cost
would be borne by owners of the animals. The raise in price to be discussed
in Committee,
It was reported to the Committee that there is a By-law for the licencing
of cats, how effective it would be could only be ascertained after studying
the By-law,
It is recommended that Council pass a resolution and forward same to the
Province and Federal Governments asking that a separate building be built
in our area for the purpose of handling quarantined animals,
After much discussion by the Committee it is recommended by your member
that in 1974 the Ontario Humane Society take overthe licencing of animals,
It was stated by Mr, Hughes that he could forsee that due to the problems
the municipalities are having in the collection of the tax the extra profit
the Humane Society would receive would not necessitate an increase in the
per capita grant, This would not only increase the service but provide more
patrols through the increase in money received by the Society,
All municipalities represented feel we are not getting the service required,
in fact, all felt the service to be negligeable.
Hopefully in 1973 there will be an additional vehicle available and extra
staff which would also increase the service and hopefully start to solve
a growing problem.
All of the above recommendations will be discussed in Council in Committee.
This report is for information at this time,
Simmons:
Miller: "Resolved that the Report ofthe Special Committee #24, dated
March 8th• 1973 be tabled to Council in Committee,"
CARRIED
. Planning and Development Committee Report #25
Councillor W, Davis, presented a report_ of the Planning.& Development Committee
in whichfue Committee respectfully subm~tted the follow~ng:
A meeting of the Planning & Development Committee was hnld on March 7th, 1973
at 7 P.M.
Present were: Councillors W, Davis, D. Roberts & E.. Henderson
Mr. G. Brush, and Mr. J, Hill from the Area Services Branch and
REGULAR MEETING -10 MARCH 19th, 1973
REPORTS .Q!. COMMITTEES CONT' D
and R. Harrington; Building Inspector were als6 in attendance.
1~ Home Hardwgre.
·Mr. J. Copely from Case Realty; and Mr. S, Barfit and Mr; Ernie Ross
from lvilson' s Hardware appeared.
The Committee recommends the Area Services Branch be asked to comment
on the Site Plan as presented, including all the required data when
reqeived.
2, Matjon Technical Report
The Committee recommends to Council the Report be accepted in principle,
sti.oject to the rocolllinendations as outlined in the report by the Area
Service~ Brap,c;:h.
3. Felchor Motor Inn -Official Plan Amendment #6
This amendment was received and the Committee rec ()rllllonds it be discussed by
Council in Committee,
4, Draft Plan of Subdivision by Mr .• I,. Hennessey in Whitchurch-Stouffville 1
'Part lot 17, 18, Con, 111 · '
Draft plan received., and Committee could see no obvious objections at this
time.
5. · Gateway Plaza
Mr. N. Melnick, Solicitor for Kaptyn Developments appeared to obtain
the Committee's feeling on further development of the land.
6. Committee of Adjustment Subm;i.ssion B3/73, Part Lot 5, R.P. 245, Hilda M.
Crabtree
The Committee recommended that Council not op;:.ose said application if the
follm~ing stipulations are adhered to: (a) Proper sideyards as per the Zoning By-law 1863, be maintained in relation
to all the buildings on the present lot, i.e. dwelling 15'-0" minimum:
garage or accessory building 4'-O" minimum.
(b) No jog be permitted in new interior side lot line.
7• Appendix to Official Plan
The C~mmittE)e recommend that at a future Council in Committee meeting,
!',rea Services be invited to present and discuss, the goals and policies
of the new Off.icial Plan, as they relate to the previous Council's position
, on the Toronto Centred Region Plan •
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REGULAR MEETING -11-MARCH 19th, 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT 1D ..,...
8.. Delzotto: (Rayel Construction, Wellington St. West)
In view of the recently received comments from Hr. G. Brush of the Area
Services Branch, concerning the new alignment of buildings as per tho
recent mandamus, and pursuant to the discussion of this proposed development
at a recent Council in Committee meeting, the Committee recommends that this
Praposal and above-mentioned correspondence be referred to the next Council
in Committee meeting. The Clerk-Administrator is further asked to contact
the necessary personnel to attend,
9. Capital Contributions.fee schedule for Residential Development
The Committee recommends the necessary By-law be passed adopting the
schedule as approved by Council on Harch 6th, 1972:
Single family zoning ( per dwelling unit) $700
Hul~ip~ zoning ( per dwelling unit) $700
and where no p~b£~arkland dedication is provided an additional $150
Apartment Zoning: "' ' 1 Bedroom, or bachelor suite
2 Bedroom dwelling unit '
3 Bedroom dwelling unit
$300
$400
$500
It is the wish of the committee that these rates apply to "Rural" development
as well as Urban.
104 Road Widening Policy
The Committee recommends Council establish a policy for requesting land
for road \;idening purposes from all Committee of Adjustment applications
for severance as per the "Whitchurch Official Plan". Planned width of St,
John 1 s Roacj, and the Vandorf Road to be 100 1 right-of-way,
Therefore, the widenings required would be 17 1 each side,
'The Case Sideroad and the S~John's Road, west of Yonge Street are not
spelled out in the King Official Plan as having any future planned width,
11. Wimpey Homes Ltd~ Letter 2-38 Lots 99, 100, 101 1 102 (Ashton Dene)
The Committee recommends that a "Reference Plan" be placed on these 4 lots~ stipulating the dimensions and any other required items., to permit
their severing to create 5 lots (one extra),
Letters 2-39, 2-40 Block E RP M-1457 (Ashton Dene)
The Committee recommends the Re-zoning of the portion to Be severed from
Block E (zoned Institutional), to a Residential zone to permit the • • erection of a single family detached dwell~ng.
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REGULAR MEETING -12-MARCH 19th, 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
12. "The following letters were received as information
13.
1, 6-23 Osler, Harcourt, Hoskin Solicitors, Bancora Developments Ltd,
Part Lot 83, RP (application to Council for Rezoning)
2. J. D. Reid re comments on "Bentley Subdivision Part Block 21, RP 132
(Ridge Road vlest)
3.
' 6-68 "Aurora Resthaven 11 , 50 Tyler Street
The Committee recommends this letter be discussed by Council in Committee.
4. 6-1 Mr. N. Melnick, Solicitor for Kaptyn Developments (Gateway Plaza)
Request for Delegation at Planning & Development Committee.
5. Ministry of Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs
Re -Block M RP 1310 "Wimpey proposed Condominium project."
6. Strathy, Archibald, Seagram & Cole ~ Letter from Mr. R. Thomeon,
explaining his legal interpretation as to why a permit cannot
be issued on the "Knowles" property to the rear of the Munli.t:ipal
Building.
The Committee recommends the Building Inspect~r advise theowner of
the Solicitors comments.
7• Advisory Task Force on Housing. Policy
The Committee was of the opinion that they did not have ample time for
sufficient research in order to make recommendations.
Commit"tee of Ad.justment 1973 request for a "Recording Secretary"
The Committee recommends that Council see if Mrs. J. Sanderson would
assume this new position, as a person familiar with "Committee of
Adjustment"'.' procedures is necessary.
Davis:
Henderson!
"Resolved that the Planning & Development Committee Report
# 25 be read item by item and accepted and that the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto,"
CARRIED
Parks & Recreation Committee Report #26
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Parks & Recreation Committee in whidh
the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee was held on Tuesday, February
27, 1973 at 8:00 P.M. in the Board Room of the Community Centre
Present were: Councillors P. Miller, W, Trent, G, Timpson; Members M. Dawson,
B. Sorley, F. Caruso, B, Blick, W. Crump; Recreation Administrator
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REGULAR MEETING -13-MARCH 19th, 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT 1 D
E. Batson and Mayor E. Buck.
1. York County Board of Education
A letter was read from the York Cohnty Board of Education in which a
request was made again for the use of the Parks Department services
in caring for the grass at Regency Acres School during the 1973 summer
season at a rate of $200.00. The Committee recommends to Council that
this service be once again arranged.
2. Aurora Agricultural Society
A letter was rend from the Aurora Agricultural Society requesting the
use of the Aurora Community Centre main floor on Friday even:irig,
Saturday and Sunday, June 8, 9, 10, 1973 for the usual ladies' exhibits
and a new idea this year of an antique car show by Rothman's cigarettes.
E. Batson stated that normally the ladies' exhibits were finished by 6PM
Saturday evening, thus allowing a roller skating session on Saturday night;
however, it was his opinion that with the rental charge of $450.00 for
the entire weekend, plus the revenue from the canteens and the rental of
$75.00 for the auditorium (to be used for a bar to be put on by the Rotary
Club of Aurora) that conside~able profit could be foreseen over that of
last year.
The Committee recommends approval of the above for Council's consideration.
3. Recreation Facilities
Some discussion took place in regarde to facilities in Town, in particular,
the south end building now being renovated and the old police building.
In view of the necessity for Recreation facilities in Aurora, the Committee
recommends to Council that the matter of opening the old police building
should be expediated. Many repairs are required for this building and
could possibly be done by grants through the winter works programme next
fall.
Clauses 1-3 Inclusive Carried
Miller:
Timpson:
Miller:
Trent:
"Resolved that Report #26 of the Parks & Recreation Committee
be discussed item by item and accepted."
CARRIED
"Resolved that Councillor Simmons, Mr. K. B. Rodger, Clerk and
Mr. J. D. Reid, Engineer, make a joint report on the present
equipment at the Water Works Building and the basement of the
old police building. This report to be presented to Council
in Committee at its next meeting."
CARRIED
REGULAR MEETING -14-MARCH 19th, 1973
REPORTS ~ COMMITTEES CONT'D
Finance Committee Repat #27
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Finance Committee in which
the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Finance Committee was •held on March 12th, 1973 at 7:00 p.m.
Present were: Mayor Evelyn M. Buck
Councillors N. Stewart and D. Roberts
1. Senior Citizens Bus Fare:
The Committee would recommend that the Senior Citizen bus fare on the
local bus be reduced to .10¢ effective April 1st, 1973, and that the
Friendship Circle b0 requested to co-operate with identification cards
to all those that would qualify.
2. Review of Bus Agreement and pre,sent routes and schedules:
The Committee would advise that this matter is under further study and the
proposed reduced route and time schedule will be discussed furth~r
by the Committee prior to any recommendation being made to Counc~l.
3. Replacement of Olivetti-Underwood "Lagos" Calculator:
The Committee would recommend that Victor-model 71-85-54 be purchased
from Victor Comptometer Ltd., at a cost of ~219.00.
Clauses 1-3 Inclusive Carried
Buck:
Davis:
"Resolved that Finance Committee Report #27 dated March 12th, 1973
be discussed item by item and accepted and that the Seal of
the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Council in Committee Report #28
Mayor E. Buck presented a report of Council in Committee in which the Committee
respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of Council in Committee was held on March 12th. 1973 at 8:00 p.m.
All members ·f Council present with ~e exception of Councillor Timpson and
Councillor Simmons.
1. Region Crosswalk Policy
The Committee discussed the Region of York Crossw~lk Policy and would
recommend that it be filed for future reference.
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REGULAR MEETING -15-MARGH 19th, 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
2. Aurora -Kiwani~ Club request to operate English Double Decker Bus for
Spring Fair
The Committee considered the request of the Kiwanis Club, letter 6-30 and
would recommend that permission be granted to operate an English Double
Decker Bus for their spring fair within the Town of Aurora on SatuJ'day
April 14, 1973 as requested.
3, Applications for Appointments to Vacany of Aurora Library Board
The Committee considered the applications from 7 persons and the recommendation
for appointment will be brought in by resolution of Council.
4. Committee of Ad,iustment Application for Vacancies
5.
The Committee considered applications from 8 persons for the two vacancies
on the Committee of Adjustment the Council will deal with the appointments
by resolution,
Parks and Recreation Committee
The Committee would recommend that steps be initiated to re-institute an
Aurora Community Centre Board and with this in mind the Committee would
recommend that the Parks and Recreation Committee be expended from 9
members to 12 members,
6, Parks and Recreation Committee Applications for Vacancies
The Committee considered applications from 14 persons for the position of
Committee member on the Parks and Recreation Committee, The Council will
appoint the members by resolution of Council.
7. Committee of Adjustment Application -Crabtree -Kennedy St. W. Correspondence
6-18 and 6-89
The Committee would concur with the recommendations of the Planning and
Development Committee that no objection would be raised provided that lot
have a minimum of 100 foot frontage and that there be no variance in the
boundary line because of the existing garage on the property, The Committee
would further recommend that a letter containing the relevant facts as
discussed by the Planning and Development Committee be delivered to the
Committee of Adjustmprit prior to the hearing on Wednesday, March 14th, 1973,
8. Committee of Adjustment Application -Teasdale -Vandorf Sideroad
The Committee would recommend that the road-widening as contained in the
Whitchurch Official Plan be confirmed and that a road-widening of 17 feet
be requested from the porperty owner concerning this application, making
a road allowance width of 100 feet.
9, Road Widening Policy -Rural Roads
The Committee would recommend that Council adopt as a policy until such
time as the Official Plan is amended that a 100 foot road allowance be
REGULAR MEETING -16-Mlli<CH 19th, 1973
REPORTS QE COI'IMITTEES CONT'D
required on any rural road when Committee of Adjustment applications or other
property considerations are being dealt with by Council.
.10.
11..
Tecumseh Drive Sidewalk
The Committee would recommend that the Clerk draw up proper petition forms
to be signed by residents for the proposed construction of a Tecumseh
Drive sidewalk and request the Gateway Heights Ratepayers Association to
ascertain with the adjacent prpperty owners how many are in favour of
such proposal. Following a previous presentation several letters were
received from persons who were either concerned about the construction
or opposed to such a sidewalk, and this would give an opportunity for
persons to state their views and the petition forms should also state
that plans are available for inspection at the Town Office.
Fire Hall Antenna
It has been checked that the proposed Fire Hall Antenna installation would
cost an extra $100.00 to have it installed on the new addition rather ·
than the old addition and with this cost in mind it is recommended that
the antenna be installed in the original location as called for in the
Tender Quotation at the original cost.
12. Federal -Provincial Capital Projects Fund ,,, ' . '·'-< .
The Committee considered the announcement by the Provincial Government of
the Federal Plan and would recommend that the Mayor and Clerk Administ~ator
prepare a list of projects which might be considered appropriate for such
an undertaking. It is recommended that further details of these proposals
be prepared for consideration late in April so that application might be
made with full documentation prior to May 31st. 1973 for consideration
by the Federal and Provincial authorities.
Clauses 1 -12 Inclusive Carried
Davis:
Miller:
"Resolved that the Council in Committee Report #28, dated
March 12
1
1973 be discussed item by item and accepted."
CARRIED
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS FOR WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN
Road Expenditures
Simmons:
Davis:
"Resolved that the Annual Petition for Subsidy under
the provisions of the Highway Improvement Act on
expenditures made during the Year 1972 in the Town
of Aurora in the amount of $298 1 086.42, be signed
and submitted to the Department of Transportation
Communications.''
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -16A-MARCH 19th. 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Parks and Recreation Committee Report # 29
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Parks and Recreation
Committee in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following.
A meeting of the Aurora Parks & Recreation Committee was held on Tuesday
March 13th. 1973 at 8:00 P.M. in the Board Room of the Community Centre.
Present were: Councillors P. Miller, W. Trent, G. Timpson; Members
M. Dawson, B. Sorley, F. Caruso, B. Blick, W. Crump;
Recreation Administrator E. Batson and Recreation Co-
Ordinator T. Anderson.
1. Aurora Astros La crosse League
A letter was read from Mr. H. Reynolds of the Aurora Astros Lacrosse
League informing the Committee of their intentions to fold the club
and not to use the Aurora Community Centre. Mr. Reynolds expressed
his appreciation for the co-operation accorded him in the past two
years.
2. Kiwanis Club of Aurora and Newmarket
A letter was read from the Kiwanis Club of Aurora and Newmarket request-
ing permission to use Fleury Park on Saturday, April 14th, for a
Hoover Craft Demonstration and a Mutt Show during their annual
Sportsman Show. The Committee recommends to Council that permission
be granted with the prcviso that there be proper control of the crowds
and care of the grounds.
3. Parks Department
E. Batson stated that Parks Foreman N. Weiler requested the purchase
of 20 ton of fertilizer for use this summerand further recommends that
this be purchased from Bradford Fertilizer at $55.00 per ton, the same
price as contracted last year. This sum has been budgeted for. E. Batson
further stated that N. Weller wishes to plant 40 new trees this spring,
ns he hns sufficient extra help available. The cost would be approximately
$550.00. The Committee recommends to Council that these two items be
implemented at its earliest convenience.
4. Hockey Mother's Association
E. Batson reported that Hockey Mother's Association had asked for the
same ice rental rate as has been assessed in past years; namely,
$150.00 for Saturday, March 31st, the final day of their Aurora House
League Tournament. All ice time used on Wednesday, March 28th; Thursday
March 29th and Friday, March 30th will be paid for by the Aurora Minor
Hockey Association. The Committee recommend to Council that approval
be given for the above.
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HEPORTS OF COMMITTEEs CONTI D
5. 1972 Recreation Seminar
Recreation .Administrator, E. Batson, pr<:sented to the Committee some
ideas and suggestions arising out of the 1992 Recreation Sem:tnar. These
ideas we;t'e discussed in detail by the Aurora Parks & Recreation Committee,
and tJ:4s report with suggestions from the Committee is,.attached hereto.
In future. discussion arising out of this report, I"'rs. l"!. Dawson
mentioned that in many of her walk£> around Town during the summer months,
she had seen very few people walking or sitting in the parks particularly
l"lachell and Fleury Parks. ..The death of the trees in these two parks
was mentioned as a possible deterrent to waiks in hot weather and the
Committee strongly recommends that consideration be given to strategic
placing of trees around the perimeter of these parks. The Committee also
suggests that consideration should be given to the erection of wash-
rooms and changing facilities in l"lachell Park.
Clauses 1 to 5 Inclusive Carried
Trent; i'Resolved that Report #29 of the Parks & Recreation:Collllllittee
l"liller: be discussed item by item and accepted and that the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -17-MARCH 19th, 1973
CONSIDERJ•TION .Q! BUSINESS CONT'D
Pavement Breaker
Family Life
Centre
Simmons:
Davis:
Davis:
Timpson:
Parks & Recreation
Committee Appointments
Miller:
Davis:
Roads Need Study
Simmons:
Davis:
carmittee of Adjustment
Appointrrents
"Resolved that 1 MacDonald C:l:;\L'f-·6!;i"'Lb, Pavement
Breaker be purchased from Allan Fyfe Equipment
Limited, Concord, at the cost of $497.00,
And Further, that an Oiler Unit be purchased for
this equipment at an estimated cost of $40.00,
And the Seal of the Corporatic.n be attached hereto."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Town of Aurora petition the Ontario
Government to extend grant funds to the Newmarket
and Aurora Family f:ife Centre until such time as
the Province comp~etes the study and determines the
continued future of such grants.
fmd that, this riding's representative, William
Hodgson be requested to lend his efforts to that
end."
CARRIED
"Resolved that Mrs, M. Dawson, Mrs. A. Sorely, Mr.
F. Caruso, Mr. R. Blick, Mr. W. Crump, Mr. P,H, Baile:·
Mr. Robert Harman, Mr, G. M. Heptinstall, Mrs. B.
McGowan, Be appo~nted Members of the Parks and Recreation
Committee, their Term of Office to expire on January
1st. 1974 and that Mr, R. Hodgkinson be authorized
to attend as an Associate Delegate to represent the
Senior Citizens and Friendship Circle."
CARRIED
"WHEREAS the Roads Needs Study Committee have proposed
the undertaking of a Study and the hiring of a
Consulting Engineering Firm to carry out such study:
NO\v THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED:
That the Firm of McCormick, Rankin & Associates be
retained to undertake a Roads Needs Study for the 'J'm"Cl
of Aurora at a cost not to exceed $17 2 000,00 all w~th~n
the text of the proposal submitted and dated 20th
December, 1972 and that the necessary By-law be
prepared,"
CARRIED
Resolved that Mrs.J.Sanderson and Mrs. A. Gibbard
be appointed as members of the Corrrnittee of Adjustment,
their tenn of office to expire on January lst.l976.
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -18-JfJ,RCH 19th, 1973
CONSIDERATION Q! BUSINESS CONT'D
Len Rosenbeil?g
Miller:
Davis:
Library Board
Vacancy
Miller:
Simmons:
Certification of
Title documents
July 1st.
Committee
Simmons:
Davis:
Simmons:
Miller:
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
"Resolved that Mr. Len Rosenberg be appointed to
the York County Hospital Board for the Year 1973
as a Representative of the Town of Aurora,"
CAR."IED
"Resolved that the vacancy of the Library Board be
filled by the appointment of Mr. J, P. Younder, to
expire January 1st, 1976
And that a letter of appreciation be written to Hrs.
Mary Gibson the past appointee and further that letters
be w:ritten to all other applicants."
CJ,RRIED
"Resolved that the Town Solicitor be authorized to prepare
any necessary documentation and further that the Mayor
and Clerk be-authorized to sign whatever documentation
is necessary to process the certification of Title
documents as an applicant of a portion of the lands
along with the subdivider, 240144 Investments Limited."
C,'.RRIED
"Resolved that the Town of fmrora authorize the sum of
one thousand dollars ($1,0CO,OO) to the July 1st\
Committee of the Town of Aurora to underwrite any
costs of the 1973 festivities and to cover advance
expenditures required to plan the festivities and
celebrations, and the Seal of the Corporation be
attached hereto,"
CARRIED
Councillor Trent requested that the report on the Orsi property re Yenge
Street be presented at the next meeting of Council.
REGULAR MEETING -19-Mi>RCH ' l;h, 1973
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CONT'D
Mr •. J. D. Reid is requested to attend the next Council in Committee meeting
April 26th, 1973 re: Spruce Street sidewalk.
BY-LAWS
#1987
Reconstruction of Kennedy St. W.
#1988-73
Simmons:
Henderson:
Davis:
Timpson:
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law
to construct a By-law to authorize the reconstructi
of Kennedy St. West from Yonge St. South to
George St, in the total estimated amo~t of
$ 133, 725 .• 00, and that the same be now read a
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."
Second Reading of the By-law approved in Open Council •.
Trent:
Timpson: "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
Roads Needs Study
Simmons:
Henderson:
Trent:
Timpson:
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law to
authorize the signing of an Agreement between
the Ministry of Transportation and Communications
and the Town of Aurora regarding the Road Programme
Study.., and that the same be now read a first time."
CARRIED
"That the By-law now belfore the Council be read
a second time and that the Council resolve itself
into a committee of the whole for that purpose."
Second Reading of the By-law approved in Open Council
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BY-LJ,WS CONT'D
Davis:
Miller:
-20-MARCH'19th, 1973
"That the By-law nmv before the Council
be read a third time this day and that Rule
22 of By-law No. 1468 be suspended for that
purpose .. "
Ci>RRIED
Trent: "Resolved that' the meeting be adjourned." (11:00 P.M.)
CARRIED
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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 ' .
February 1973
~· ~ .T Tire Sales
Acheson Equipment
Armitage Construction
flat repair
.cutting edge, bolts, nuts
bulldozer with operator,
Sander
$ 2,00
69.09
974.00
cables, anti-freeze, windshield Aurora Automotive O 0 .. \.
Auror!'-Hydro ~· j~\
jbr)d .. r-.A .. ·. · .. ·~
washe.r~D 91.88 .St~sewers 1?4.50. . (?
affic lights 45.91 · o
Aurora Tank & Welding
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Bell Canada
Brunner.& Lay Canada
B & M Communications
Boben Equipment Service
Can;a<:l:i.en Tire
Crothers Limited
Canadian Wire Brush Co.
Chambers ana 'Cooke
C~. National Railways
Doane Hall Pahrmacy
DomtB,r Chemicals Ltd.-
Ken Grimmett Sales & Service
Hoar Transport Co. Ltq.
International Harvester Co.
Lee Sand & Gravel Ltd.
Miller Paving Ltd.
Motive Parts & Equipment
Newmarket Rental Sales &
Petrofina Canada
Priestly Garden C.<'intre
Vic Priestly -Landscaping
J, D. Reid & Assoc.
Service
Regional Municipality of York
Steel Art Company Ltd.
Taylor's Fuels .Ltd,
Wilson Home Hardware
Service · . 59,37 209.78
hnnrin•ml,. bronze, cramps,
oxygen, propqne
Service 727~4211
106,07
56.57
34.85 frost wedge,' <>sphalt cutter
whip, adapter for roof
antenna · 2,20
123.90
tubing
31.32
Steam hose
Hammer., handles, mirror,
sleeves
excavator, rocker, tractor,
cylinder lever
St~eet Brooms
rain suit
express charges
film for camera
salt, freight costs
saw chains, links
transport charges
hub, repair power steering
lines winter sand, sand fill
coldmix
flashers, filters, bulbs
one heater
furnace fuel oil
sod, chainsaw
tree removal
291.93
50.80
8.03
29,65
8~26
986,20
39.83
7~75
237.44
870.98
6;;.,88
46,36
12,60
200.35
237.48
. 1 ,567•50
site supervision, pock<:lt
expenses 3,706,69
"Stop" eigns refaced · 76.21
lamps, croeswalk sign 535,20
energol, gasoline, diesel fuel1 ,'239.63
washers, clamps, handles, . -:!~~'[ ~'--'-Jk.. ; 33.68
$ '1'1 t 954, 11MAYOR
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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.
RECREATION ACCOUNTS February, 1973
Aurora Community Centre
Aurora Hydro
Ardill's Dept. Store
The Banner
Bell Canada
Bruce Butterworth Sports
Keith Davis Sporting Goods
Doane Hall Pharmacy
Model Craft Hobbies Ltd.
Omar's Shoes
Sports Equip. of Toronto Ltd.
York County Board of Education
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Office space
Pre-Schoolers
Novice All Stars
Recreation Hockey
Craft Classes
Model Building
Art Room
50.00
150.00
1?2.50
9?6.25
100.00
40.00
40,00
Power -Tennis Club
Needles, thimble, thread
Display -summer employment
Service 727-4211 11,63 ·
727-3123 34.83
Goal sticks
Crests
Polaroid camera for Tennis Club
models, enamel, spray, brushes
Ladies and girls boots
Gloves, guards, ropes, supports
Perrmit for use of facilities
1,528.75
7.85
3.21
21.42
46.46
20.16
315.00
13.94
131.05.
17-21
145.85
26.00
$ 2,276.90
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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 Cbrporation be attached hereto.
PARKS ACCOUNTS February, 1973
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro
Bell Canada
Cochran-Dunlop Hardware
Canadian Pittsburgh Ind.
Petrofina Canada
Ramsey Reo Limited
Scarfe.& Compay
Wilson Hardware
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Ohain oil, plate & shaft
power
rope
paint
furnace fuel oil
flat bar
brushes
batteries,sand, mix, casters, cord
nails, blades, pails, gloves, locks
25.84
37.25
26.05
34.65
185.63
42.00
99.46
71-55 -$ 522.43
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
thJJ@M!IQi cflli&;.!l£1jiQ.p,!llj£ibhed i!f~ary .1973
~OFF~IC_.E ~ UTILITIES
Aurora Hydro Electric
Boyd Transport
Bazaar and Novelty
Bell Canada
Consumers Gas Co.
CANTEEN
Bev-a-Redy
Burgess Wholesale Ltd,
Cattet 1 s Grocery ·
Kwik Snaks
Pepsi-Cola
Peter Gorm&n Ltd.
Raymond Snack Foods
Sileo Print Company
Silverwood Dairies Ltd.
Trophy Nuts Ltd.
Turner's Icing Service
Vachon Incorporated
MAINTENANCE
Acme Chemical Products
Attridge Lumber Company
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian General Electric
Cantol Limited
Cimco Limited
Ivan Daniels Farm & Garden Equip,
Mechanical Advert. Ltd.
Ramsey Reo, Ltd,
Sunshine Uniform
Wilson Grinding Service Ltd,
Wilson Home Hardware
York Sanitation
power
express charges
party supplies (St, Patricks Day)
727-4211 11,64
$ 1,148.36
24.00
30.79
727-3123 34.82
Gas
TOTAL -
soups, juices
weiners, chips, coffee
46.46
~ $1,~
Hot dog rolls, sugar, tea, salt ect
sandwiches, pizza, meat pies
·34.00
476.37
101,95
146.98
pop, fountain syrup
chocolate bars, cigars
chips, peanuts
iron on patches
cups, iee cream
nuts
cubes
cakes
handles, tissue, towels
lime 1 sheething
cleaning supplies
lamps, bulbs
magic cleaner
oil
gasoline
sportstimer, ·repairs switches
materials, flat bar, pipe
uniform supply & cleaning
Ice Scraper
bolts, washers, cable, springs
•ontainer service
487.62
890.82
338.10
19.95
143.86
87.00
12.25
64,40
$ 2,803.30
41.97
23.76
25.75
60.78
337.16
53.34
82,82
44,19
34.23
80,60
8,30
70.38 40.00
$ 903.28
TOTAL $5,578.58
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the 1.'00&. tltN-fffR~'MlM1~J*d ..ilicolfuTs February, 1973
Attridge Lumber Co.
Canadian Tire
Safety Supply Co.
Superior Propane Ltd.
Lumber, concrete
nuts, bolts, wheel
portable saw
guard goggles
liquid propane
barrow, washers
135•92
117.75
7.72
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$ 30b.39
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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.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS February, 1973
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Safety Council
Attridge Lumber Co,
Aurora Community Centre
Banner Printing
The Banner
Bell Canada
Canadian. Dust Control
Committee of Adjustment
Corpus
D. A, Dunlop ~ Company
Keith Davis Sporting Goods
The Era
Go Roma· ---·~
Janes Stationery
Knapp's Paint Service
L.I.c.c. of Canada
Municipal World
Marshall Rank & Son
Mary's Flower Shop
Municipal Finance Officers
McPherson & Binnington
McBee
Assoc.
North American Business Equip.
Newmarket Answering Service
Ontario Good Roads Assoc.
P.C .• o. Service Ltd,
Petrofina Canada
Vic Priestly Landscaping
J, D, Reid & Associates·
J, Stewart
Hiram Walker & Sons Ltd.
Wilson Home Hardware
Xerox of Canada Ltd.
Street Lighting
Police Bldg,
Signs
Municipal Bldg.
Victoria Hall
expenditures
lumber, nails
hot dogs, drinks
envelopes, notices
2,?26.01
38.33
67.68
144.83
16.65
advertising -1973 Tax Credit
-appointments
Service 727-8401 12.02
Eng. ~2.53
Bldg, Insp. /5.98
Office 195,77
cleaning supplies
stenographic services, postage
1 directory, almanac of Canada
electronic data processing
figur~s, plates, engraving on trophJ.es
Two Era subscriptions
Ca~ering at Aurora Armories
pads, journals, tape eraser refill,
2,993·50
133.00
56.53
200,00
138.22
95.20
246.30
4.oo
25.72
19.90
62.66
34.49
12.88
8o.oo
supplies 212.53
paint and brushes 141.67
payment for J~ & Feb, 1,222.60
forms, 2 year subscriptions 41?.48
pen sets, plaques, engraving 218.42
arrangement 10.50
copy of M.F.O.A. Operating Budget
Manual 11,55
Searches 117,00
programming, filing tray, index 823.76
rent on equipment 89.91
Service for March 30,00
Fee for 1973 40,00
Pest control 26,00
furnace fuel oil 116.90
snow ploughing 4?8.05
retainer, mileage 377,76
music -Aurora Armories 20,00
refreshments 114.45
plugs, tape, salt, cement, ]3a9-s .,c+ 112.!-lt'
machine rental
$ 8 943.06
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the {Jxeasu:er for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
FIRE ACCOUNTS February, 1973
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Tank & Welding
Bell Canada
Canadian Dust Control
Newmarket Answering Service
Petrofina Canada
Safety Supply Co.
Texaco
Brad Walker Motors
Wilson Home Hardware
Batter.1 0 battery tester
power
oxygen
727-4744
727-4211
727-5432
. cleaning supplies
4.19
34.64
11o.a3
Service 1.50.00
Pagers, airtime 331.20
FUrnace fuel oil Jan & Feb
,.Hose," helmet
cc·· · Starting Truck
Shit, seal _
glue, clamps, cable.-· hinges
TOTAL
101.43
32.22
3.91
149.06
10.00
481.20
167.69
21.81
3.00
12.89
21.0~
$ 1,604.2
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the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
WATER ACCOUNTS February, 1973
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Automotive
Bell Canada
Canadian Brass Ltd.
Canadian Industries Ltd.
Canada Valve
Leslie Appliance Service
Petrofina Canada
Stanton Pipes Ltd.
Wilson Home Hardware
Service 98,05
Billing 845.50
parts for truck, plugs
Service 727-4211
Clamps
Liquid chlorine
Hydrant rod valve
Bulbs
Furnace fuel oil
Duct
Screws, sheilds, thermostat,
943.55
10.48
49.72
31.80
.76
26.60
6.93
99.56
289.17
bulb ~
$1,~
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