MINUTES - Council - 19730402f •
MINUTES OF THE 8th REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD .·IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS
qN MONDAY APRIL 2nd, 1973 At 8:00 P~M. . .
Present were: Mayor Buck, Council~ors Davis, Henderson, Miller, Ro~erts, Simmons
Timpson and Trent.
Confirmation of Minutes:
Davis:
Timpson:
CORRESPONDENCE
"Resolved that the Minut!)s of February 5th, 5th, 12th,
19th and. March 5th &.19th, 1973 be approved as printed
and circulated."
CI!RRIED
8-1 York County Board of Education ,.
(Wm. Johnson)
1973 levies
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(E. A. McGregor)
invoice re redding of main drain
8-3
8-4
8-5
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8-6
8-'7
8-8
8-9
8-10
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Ministry of Transportation & Comm.
(Information)
Royal Canadian Legion
(July 1st. Committee)
Assessment Review Court
(Information)
Assoc. of Municipalities of Ont.
(Information)
Advisory Task Force on Housin~
(Planning & Development Comm,J
Disher-Farrand Ltd.
(Information) ·
T, Hong
(Information Clerk t~ reply)
Region of York Area ~ervices
(Planning & Developm~nt Comm.)
Toronto-Dominion Banlt . (Works Comm. J, Reid).
8-12 Ontario. Good Roads
(Information)
contract approvals
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Branth 170 -JulY 1st Parade
Certification of Clerk
Annual Conference May 4th
..rE!'Visions of dates
Performance Bond Kennedy St. w.
application for employment
sewage capacity
sidewalk
directory of Company members
REGULAR MEETING -2-
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
8-13 J. Schafer Aurora Orchards Homeowners
Association
(Parks & Recreation Committee)
8-14 Ministry of Treasury
(Planning & Development Committee)
8-15 Region cf York Area Services
(Planning & Development Comm.)
8-16 Aurora Safety Council
(Public Safety Committee)
8-17 J. D. Reid
(Information)
8-18 J. D. Reid
(Information)
8-19 Seneca College
(Information)
8-20 Bell Canada
8-21
8-22
8-23
8-24
8-25
8-26
8-27
(Information, Clerk to reply)
Assessment Review Court
(Treasurer)
Premier of Ontario
(Information)
Clerk-Waterloo, Ontario
(Information)
Vic Priestly
(Council in Committee• March 26th. 1973)
Petroleum Assoc
(Information, answered by Clerk)
Strathy 1 Archibald
(Planning & Development Committee)
wm. Johnson
APRIL 2nd. 1973
copy of letter to Parks & Recreation
re complaint -use of school
information requested Matjon
Technical Report -Bently
request to have stop signs refurbished
cmpy of letter to Disher-Farrand
reconstruction of Kennedy St. W.
insurance policy
copy of letter to Stacey Electric -
installation of relays
Seminar for Municipal Councillors May
3rd. and 4th. 1973
Zoning By-law #1863 information requested
appeal to County Judge
task force hydro
information re personnel
limestone dispersal site
information requested
proposed application -used car
dealership
tax write offs
Simmons:
Timpson:
"Resolved that the amount of $3,252.51 be written off as uncollectable
taxes as per the Treasurer's recommendation attached hereto."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CON1' D
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8-28 G. A. Missingham Ontario Water
Resources
(Information)
8-29 Ministry of Industry
(Information, Clerk to reply)
8-30 Ministry of Natural Resources
(Information)
APRIL 2nd. 1973
copy of letter to Region re sewas,
treatment phosphorus removal
information requested
flooding information
8-31 Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville resolution
8-32
8-33
8-34
8-35
8-36
8-37
8-38
8-39
8-40
Henderson:
Simmons: "Resolved that we defer action for two weeks and that
the Clerk be requested to check with Whitchurch-
Stouffville, their experience and concern behind the
resolution."
CARRIED
Municipal Retirement Board
(Information)
Aurora Soccer Club
(Information)
Region of York Clerks De)t.
(Public Safety Committee
Region of York Clerk's Dept
(Public Safety Committee)
Region of York Clerk's Dept
(Information)
T. Anderson Recreation Co-Ord.
(Information)
Keddel & Shea Ltd.
(Information)
McPherson & Binnington
(Insurance Adjuster)
Ontario Housing Comm.
(Finance Committee)
regulations
Woman's Auxillary-letter of
appreciation for use of Victoria F?.:U
speed limit Wellington St. W.
traffic engineering studies
expropriation -Bloomington Road
re Mrs. Berthiaume's letter
cheque re insurance claim
accident
losses incurred 1972
8-41 R. Harrington Orsi Building
(Council in Committee March 26th)
8-42 Cana mOil Services
(E. A. McGregor)
8-43 J. A. Rice Ltd. Enginee~
(Information, J. Reid)
services available
public works building
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
8-44 Ministry of Treasury
(Treasurer)
8-45 Committee of Adjustment
(Info:nution)
8-45A Wm, Bailey Barrister
(Council in Committee March 26)
8-46
8-47
Committee of Adjustment
(Council in Committee March 26)
J, D. Reid
(Information)
8-48 s. Ensig tDamage Review Committee)
8-49 J. Brahman
(Treasurer, Harrington)
8-50
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Wm, Bellar
(Information, Damage Review Collii!Lo)
8-51
8-52
8-53
J, W. Bannister Barrister
(Information, Clerk.to~ply)
Ontario Traffic Conference
(Information)
Triton Engineering Services
(G, Longhurst)
APRIL 2nd. 1973
tax reduction program
B2/73 Teasdale
Fice sale to Roylance
B3/73 Crabtree
copy of letter to King Town Paving -
repair sidewalk Mark St.
report. of accident Boulding Drive
assessment Appeal
report of accident Centre St.
information requested
Annual meeting May 27-30
swabbing of watermain
8-54 Ministry of Transportation ) forms re. operating expenditures and
(Transportation Committee, Clerk to reply revenues for 1972
8-55
8-56
8-57
South Lake Simcoe Conservation
(Information)
J. D, Reid
(Council in Committee)
Ministry of Transportation
(Information)
8-58 J. D. Reid (Works Committee)
8-59 Town of Vaughan (Information, Clerk to reply)
minutes of meeting Executive Comm.
March 15th, 1973
new medical building -Reuben & Yong·
st.
needs study agreement
watermain extension Kennedy St. E.
inquiries re practice of Council re
procedures
REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
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8-60
8-61
8-62
8-63
8-64
Region of York Engineering Dept
(Information)
Region of York Engineering Dept
(Information, McGregor, Reid)
Newmarket Citizen's Band
(July 1st. Committee)
Bonar & Bemis Ltd.
(Information, Clerk to reply)
Region of York Health and Social
Services
(E. Batson. T. Anderson)
8-65 York Assessment Office
(Treasurer)
8-66 Kiwanis Club
(Information, Senior Citizens)
8-67 Blake, Cassels-Barristers
(Information, Clerk to reply)
APRIL 2nd. 1973
pedestrian cross-over
break-up of gravel surfaced
roads
July 1st. Parade
information requested lmd sites
swimming pools
1972 Year end analysis
Kiwanis Show
information requested
8-68 Ministry of
Relations
(Planning &
Consumer & Commercial linen plan
Lane
Development, Harrington,
J. Reid)
-Plan 597 Hawthorne
Solicitor,
8-69 Ministry of Transportation
(Information)
8-70 Strathy, Archibald
(Information, Clerk replied)
8-71 Ontario Municipal Board
(Information)
8-72 J. D. Reid & Associates
(Information)
8-73 Committee of Adjustment
(Planning & Development Comm.)
8-74 York Assessment Office
(Treasurer)
8-75 Delzotto
(Tabled)
8-76 Church Dodgers Hockey Club
(Parks & Recreation Comm.)
approval of contract forms
240144 Investments Land Titles
.A;>plication
Restricted Area By-law 1972/72
reconstruction of Mark St. &
Catherine Cres.
Submission A1/73 Mr.&Mrs. A. Dar-
Addition to Roll
Wellington St. and McDonanld Dro
copy of letter to Mr. Batson re
Ice time
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REGULAR MEETING -6-APRIL 2nd. 1973
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
8-77 Treasurer Court of Revision, Write Off.
8:-78
8-79
8-80
8-81
8-82
8-83
Simmons:
Timpson:
"Resolved that the total amount of $12,910.71 be cancelled for
1972 Court of Revision as considered by the Special Committee
atihe meeting held on Thursday, March 22, 1973 and that the
appropriate amounts be written off or refunded and the Seal of
the Corporation be attached hereto."
Mr, J, D. Reid
(Works Committee)
Mr. J, D, Reid
(Works Committee)
Great American Insurance
(Information)
Ontario Humane Society
(Finance Committee)
CARRIED
Min, of Transportation and Communication
(Information, Treasurer, Engineer)
Min. of Transportation and Communications
(Information, Treasurer, Engineer)
Marks St. & Catherine Cres,
reconstruction copy of letter to Hr.
R, Dawson
re: 1972 Resurfacing copy of letter tc
Mr. R, Dawson
Disher Farrand Ltd. Cert. of Insurance
Kennedy Street
Animal Contract Fees
Addendum re: Contract Approvals
Addendum to Contract -Mark & Cather~
Sts.
8-84 Underwriters Adjustment Bureau Ltd.
(Information)
Accident File 341-9375-C447 Leslie
Tamer
Simmons:
Timpson:
DELEGATIONS
"Resolved that the Correspondence be actioned as recommended in the
Clerks Report,"
CARRIED
June Lumsden representing the World Federalists of Canada re: Mundialization
Davis: "Resolved that a proclamation be drawn up for the
Roberts: next Council meeting."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -7-APRIL 2nd. 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Committee of Adjustment Report #30
In respect of application (Form 1, Application for Consent, Submission No. B27/72)
by Don H. Glass, W. R. Realty Limited, 96 Yonge Street Sou~, Aurora, Ontario,
agent for Mrs. Cora E. Buchanan, R. R. #2, Aurora, Ontario, for Consent to a
Conveyance re: part west % of Lot 13, Concession #2, Town of Aurora ( formerly
Township of Whitchurch) as 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 CONDIT IONS OF CONSENT as follows. 11
CONDITIONS OF CONSENT:
(1) THAT it be fully understood that consent to convey that area to be severed
(outlined in red on the sketch accompanying the application) is granted on the
condition that the severed parcel, less the allowance for road widening purposes,
becomes an integral and non-separable part of the parcel adjoining to the
southerly and easterly boundaries of the severed part as shown on the sketch
submitted with the application.
(2) THAT a copy of the final survey be forwarded to the Committee.
(3) THAT all deeds, when prepared, be submitted to the Secretary-Treasurer, Committee
of Adjustment, Town of Aurora for endorsement.
(4) THAT the permission hereby granted is conditional on the applicant conveying to
The Regional Municipality of York a good, marketable title in fee simple free
from encumbrances to the land described as follows, for future road widening
purposes:
Commencing at a point 250' south of the north limit of Lot 131
Thence southerly 210 1 to a point
a 17' widening is required through said 210';
Thence southerly 230 1 to a point
a 37' widening is required through said 230';
Thence southerly 306' to a point
a 101 widening is required through said 306'.
Reasons for the Decision:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
There were no objections either written or verbal to the granting of the consent.
A preliminary survey only was supplied with the application and a final O.L.S. survey
is required by the Committee for their records.
It has been Committee policy to obtain dedications for road widening purposes·'·
at the time of severance of areas of land fronting on arteries scheduled for
road widening. It was expressly stated by the agent for the applicant, Mr. D. H Glass, that if
consent were granted, the parcel to be severed, less the area designated for
road widening purposes, would be incorporated into a single deed description
with the land adjoining to the southerly and easterly boundaries of the severed
parcel.
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REGULAR l"'EETING -8-APRIL 2nd. 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D . -
Miller:
Davis: "Resolved that Council concurs with the
«::ommittee of Adjustment Decision B27/72."
CARRIED
Council in Committee Report #31
Councillor Don Roberts 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 26th, 1973 at 8:00pm.
Present were: Mayor E. Buck, Councillors: W. Davis, E. Henderson, P. Miller
D. Roberts, R. Simmons, G. Timpson and W. Trent.
Mayor E. Buck in the chair.
Item 1: New Street Sweeper:
The Committee would recommend the purchase of a new Street Sweeper Machine
the details to be brought in at the next Council meeting and the Works
Committee to further investigate.
Item 2: Letter 8-24 Vic Priestly Landscape Contracting Ltd:
Limestone Storage C.N.R. Property:
The Committee considered the request of the above and would recommend
approval of the use of this property subject to it being maintained in
a clean operation and that suitable fencing or landscaping be provided
where required. If approved, the Clerk is directed to write a letter
authorizing, on behalf of the Town, the use of this site under the above-
noted crnditions.
Item 3: Letter 6-23 Osler, Hoskin and Harcourt:
Bancora Developments Ltd. Request for re-zoning
The Committee considered this matter and would recommend that any amend-
ment to By-law 1863 for this property be carried out by the way of site
plan re-zoning. If approved, the Clerk be directed to advise that, if
and when Banco~s proposal is far enough advanced, that they be requested
to meet with the Planning and Development Committee to discuss and
prepare a site-plan re-zoning for Council's consideration.
Item 4: Letter 6-83 Aurora Hydro Commission
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The Committee considered this matter and would recommend that the Hydro
Superintendent be requested to prepare a specific proposal on the
~mproved lighting on Yonge Street between Centre Street and Church Street
with the proposed high pressure sodium lights and that alternate methods
of financing be provided.
J!em 5: Town and Village Section Conference-Leamington May 4th & 5th.1973
The Committee ~scussed this matter and would recommend that any member
1'lho wishes to attend this conference, be authorized to attend and the
normal expense allowance be authorized under the convention provisions.
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REGU:LAR MEETING -9-APRIL 2nd, 1973
REPORTS OF COHMITTE~S CONT'D
Item 6: /tnnual Conference A.M.O. -Toronto -August 19th to 22nd, 1973
The Committee discussed this conference and will consider, at a later date, members
wishing to attend this conference for registration.
Item 7: Letter 6-68 Aurora Resthaven Nursing Home:
The Committee considered this letter from Mrs, Franoes Watson requesting general
provisions for Nursing Homes under the Zoning By-law,
The Committee would recommend that each application be treated on its' own merit
and if an amendment is required, would suggest a site-plan re-zoning. If approved,
Council would direct that the Clerk advise Mrs. Watson that they would be willing
to meet with her to discuss any future building plans,
Item 8: Letter 1-31. Wimpey H0 mes Ltd. Deferred Sidewalk Construction, Spruce Street
The Committee discussed this matter further and the proposed Spring construction of
the Spruce Street sidewalk and would recommend that the Council in Committee view the
site, along with the Engineer, on Tue·sday April 3rd, at 7:30 p.m.
Item 9: Letter 8-41, Report from the Building Inspector an the Orsi Building, Yonge
St. N,
This report ~/as received by Council in Committee as information.
Item 10: Letter 8-46 Committee of Adjustment -re: Crabtre~ application B3/73
The Committee would recommend that a letter be sent to the Committee of Adjustment
reaffirming Council's opinion that the side property line must not vary but be in
a straight line, that a minimum of 100 ft. frontage must be created if a lot is to
be severed and that Council realizes that to do same would require the moving of
the present garage. Council further feels that any relocated buildings should comply
with the provisions of By-Law 1863 with regard to sideyards. The Council further
recommends that a lot levy of $VOO,OO plus $3.00 for each additional foot over 50 feet
be requested from the applicant, and if approved the Clerkis to direct that this
communication be forwarded to the Committee of Adjustment for their action,
Item 11: Policy on Lot Severances:
The Committee, in discussion of the above-noted item, further recommend that the Town
adopt a policy, effective immediately, that the Committee of Adjustment be requested
to impose the above-noted lot levy in addition to any road allowance where required,
Item 12: Old Police and Waterworks Building
(a) The Committee would recommend that advertisements be placed with localsalvage
companies to request bids to take out all surplus basement piping which is no
longer required and is in the way.
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REGULAR MEETING -10-APRIL 2nd. 1973
REPORTS .Q! COM}IITTTEES CONT 1 D
Item 12 -Cont'd:
(b)
(c)
The Committee would recommend that the Town purchase necessary paint and request
the Historical Society to supply the labour for the interior improvement of the
building.
The Committee would further recommend that the Town Work's Department be
directed to demolish the oldest reservoir, closest to the present building, and
to utilize the back-fill from Kennedy Street re-construction for this purpose.
Item 13 -Floyd Corner Property -West side Yonge Street, South:
The Committee would recommend that the Solicitor and Clerk secure an appraisal of
the Corner property and report further to Council in Committee.
Item 14 -Proposed building, McMahon Park -offer from Aurora Lion's Club:
The Committee further discussed this matter and would recommend that sufficient funds
be provided in the 1973 budget to finance the above-noted project in relation to the
Town's share of the proposed multi-purpose building.
The Committee would further recommend that any rental -lease be carried out under
the jurisdiction of the Town.
Item 15 -Letter 8-46, Letter from Mr. Wm. H. C. Bailey regarding the Fice property
-"---Yonge Street. So.Jl!<!l.
The Committee studied this matter and would recommend that the Town's Solicitor be
authorized to prepare, or check an agreement prepared on1he encroachment of the present
building only and further that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign same.
Item "_16 -·Employee Grievance, William Bellar:
The Gernmi"ttee considered the recommended action of the Clerk-Administrator and would
recommend that compensation under clause 17.06 of the C.U.P.E. 1359 Agreement be
honoured.·
Item 17 -Letter 8-56, J. D. Reid and Associatee re: Medical Building Reuben and Yonge
.§.§..
The Committee considered the matter reported on by the Engineer in relation tothe
retaining wall and would recommend that a security bond be held on the above-noted
proposal and that further details be studied by the Planning and Development Committee
at their meeting.
Item 18 -South Lake Simcoe Conservation Au+hority -Moraine Study -Source:
The Committee were advised that the South Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority would
like to approach Council regarding a ~reposed study of the source areas witfiin the
new boundaries of the Town of Aurora. For this purpose Council in Committee agreed
to meet with the representatives Tuesday, April 3rd, 1973 at 8:00 P.M.
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REGULAR MEETING -11-APRIL 2nd. 1973
REPORTS Q[ COMMITTEES CONT'D
Item 14:
Buck:
Timpson:
Mayor Buck set up the following as a Sepcial
Committee to act on the proposed building.
Councillor Simmons, Councillor Timpson,
Ccuncillor Davis and Mayor Buck Ex-Officio.
"Resolved that Council in Committee Report #31
dated March 26th, 1.973, be discussed item by
item and accepted."
CARRIED
Planning and Development Committee Report #32
Councillor Davis presented a report of the Planning & Development Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted· the following:
A meeting of the Planning and Development Committee was held on March
28th, 1973 at 7:00 P.M.
Present were: Councillors W. Davis and D. Roberts
Mr. J. Hill, Planner from the Area Services Branch
Mr. R. Harrington, Town Building Inspector.
1. J. c. formerl:v in
The Committee recommends the Report be accepted in principle, subject to
the recommendations contained therein, and also recommend that this area be
designated as "Estate Residential" under the Aurora Interim Official Plan.
2. Swimming Pool Fence :r·y-law #1889-73
The Committee recommends the proposed By-law be referred for Council's
consideration.
3. Letter 8-14 from the Ministry of Treasury, Economics & Intergovernmental
Affairs
The attached questionnaire was completed by the Committee and the Committee
recommends that the Technical Report be included when returned to the
proper authorities.
4. Letter 8-10 from Mr. G. Brush, Principal Planner, Area Services Branch
The Committee recommends that said letter be included in Council in CommitteE
discussion of the Felcher Hotel.
5. Letter from Mr. Fred Buck of F&H Motors -Richmond Hill and letter from
Mr. S. R. Clarke of Strathy, Archibald, Seagram & Cole (Town Solicitor)
Re: the establishing of a "Public Garage and Used Car Dealership" at old
B.P. Station #417, Yonge Street North, East Side •
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REGULAR MEETING -12-APRIL 2nd. 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,CONT'D
The Committee recommends these two letters be discussed by Council in
Committee.
6. Letter 8-56 from J. D. Reid
Re: retaining wall at Reuben and Yonge Streets adjacent to new "Aurora
Medical Clinic". Said letter was received as information and the
Committee recommends a Bond of $500.00 be posted.
7. Aurora Medical Building drawings (cor. Reuben and Yonge St s.)
The drawings were perused by the Committee.
8. The following letters were received as information:
7-82: Mr. G. Brush, Area Services re: "Bancora Development" at North
West Corner Yonge Street and Orchard Heights Boulevard.
8-21: Mr. Vic Priestly Landscaping re: Proposed limestone dispersal
site on C.N.R. property east of Sisman Shoes.
8-7: Advisory Task Force on Housing Policy re: the change in dates fo
the meetings.
8-11: Toronto Dominion Bank re: the damaged sidewalks adjacent to
the new building.
Davis:
Roberts: "Resolved that Planning and Development Committee
Report #32 dated March 28th, 1973 be discussed
item by item and accepted."
CARRIED
Parks & Recreation Committee Report #33
Councillor P. Miller presented a report of the Parks & Recreation
Committee in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Aurora Parks & Recreation Committee was held in the
Board Room of the Community Centre on Tuesday, March 27, 1973 at 8:00pm.
Present wer~: Councillors Miller, Timpson; Members M. Dawson, B. Harmon
B. McGowan, F. Caruso, B. Blick, B. Sorley, W. Crump, G.
Heptinstall, R. Hodgkinson, P. Bailey and Recreation
Administrator E. Batson,
Delegation from Tennis Club -Mr. J. Layton and Mr. S. Weller;
Op~ortunities for Youth Mr. G. McCullough and Mr. G. Sillico.
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REGULAR MEETING -'13-APRIL 2nd~ '1973
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'1. Tennis Club Proposal -Mr. Weller remarked on the lack of supervision
and organization of the tennis courts during the mornings and afternoons
from Monday to Friday, inclusive. He suggested that the Committee stronglJ
consider the hiring of a college age student who is proficient in tennis
skills with his duties being to organize and schedule games during the timeE
mentioned above, and the organizing of tennis instruction classes each
day for age groups from 8 years and up. Mr. Weller stated that it would
probably be a 6 hour day, 5 day week and a '10 week session and he
estimated the total cost would be approXimately $700.00. He further
stated that the Tennis Club would supply the balls for the instruction.
After some considerable discussion the Committee recommends to Council
the acceptance of this suggestion and E. Batson and T. Anderson are to
sit down with Mr. Layton and Mr. Weller and discuss thedetails for
presentation at the next Parks and Recreation Meeting.
2. Opportunities for Youth - A delegation from the Opportunities for
Youth presented a detailed programme that they would like to hold during
the summer months at the Regency Acres Public School. They stated that
they had already applied for a grant under the Opportunities for Youth
Programme and were present at this meeting for more support, in the event
that enquiries are made of the Town from the Federal Government. The
Committee was most impressed with this presentation and would recommend to
Council support of this programme. In the event that Council approves this
suggestion, the Committee requests that a letter be forwarded to Mr. Billie
confirming Council's support.
3. Schomberg Ice Planer and Ford Tractor -Recreation Administrator,
E. Batson, brought to the attention of the Committee a report regarding
the Schomberg Ice Planer and Ford Tractor. After some discussion and on
the recommendation of E. Batson,it was decided to recommend to Council
that the present iceplaner be repaired and retained for future emergency
use and that the Ford tractor be sold to the Parks Department for
$'1,600.00, which sum has been budgeted.
4. Subway Sideroad Factory -E. Batson brought to the attention of the
Committee that in the process of altering the Subway Sideroad Factory
that attention should be given to making sure that the aperture in the
projection booth be at least 2 feet wide so that projector for wide angle
screens could be used.
Miller:
Timpson: "Resolved that Report #33 of the Parks and Recreation
Committee be discussed item by item and accepted."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -14-APRIL 2nd. 1973
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS FOR WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN
Legion By-Law
Conformity to Official Plan
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Tenders
Catch Basin
Road
Sweeper
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Davis:
Timpson:
Simmons:
Buck:
Simmons:
Davis:
"Resolved that the Council of the Corporation
of the Town of Aurora does hereby certify
that By-law #1970-72 does conform to the
Official Plan as amended by Amendment #5."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Tender quotation of Rowcro:
Services in the amount of $1,403.00 for
the cleaning of catchbasins in the Town
of Aurora be approved and the Seal of
the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
"Resolved that authorization be granted
for the purchase of a new four cubic yard
street sweeper at a total estimated cost
of $16,850.00, and the Seal of the
Co,rporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
The status of the following items was requested.
1. Stop Lights-Councillor Timpson
2. Planning Seminar -Murray Pound-Councillor Timpson
3. Police Department Tour -Councillor Timpson
4. Road By-Pass S. E. Sec.tor -Councillor Roberts
5. Legion Servicing -CoUncillor pavis
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To be discussed by Council in Commitj:;ee at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday April
4th, 1973 with J. D. Reid to estimate the costs.
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REGULAR MEETING
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CONT'D
-15-APRIL 2nd, 1973
Mayor Buck proposed a Special Committee of Councillors Simmons,
Miller and herself and Norm Weller Parks Foreman, along with a
representative of the Horticultural Society to investigate and propose
impnwements to the Billings Well property.
Roberts: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned."
(10:15 P.M.)
CARRIED
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Mayor 'te'