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MINUTEs Of THE 9th REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL
CHAMBERS 01:-T MONDAY APRIL 16th, 1973 AT 8 P.M.
Present Were: Mayor Buck, Councillors Davis, Henderson, Miller, RobertE
Stewart, Simmons, Trent and Timpson.
Passing of Accounts:
All Accounts were ap~~oved as printed and circulated.
CORRESPONDENCE
9-1 Region of York -~reasurer
(Wm. Johnson)
1973 Capital E1p&nditure forecast
9-2 Ministry of Treasurery
(Planning & Development)
draft plan -K & D. Nisbet
9-3 Aurora Parks & Recreation
(Information)
Minutes of meeting March 27th
9-4 J. McNanee
(Works Committee)
complaint re water back up problem
9-5 Mrs. B. Bloom
(Transportation Committee)
bus route and schedule
9-6 Wilkinson Swords centennial sword available
(Finance Committee)
9-7 Risk, Cavan Barristers
(Building Inspector)
information requested re plan
9-8 Manpower & Immigration
(Information)
Local Initatives program
9-9 Ministry of Community & Social Community Centre Act
Services
9-10
(Information, E. Batson)
Ont. Municipal Board
(Information)
By-law 1934 Approval
9-11 Toronto Dominion Bank deposit re sidewalk -return requeste,
(Building Inspector, J. Reid)
9-12 McPherson & Binnington information requested re widening of
(Information, Clerk to reply) Subway Sideroad
9-13 M. Paivio
(Works Committee)
application re Weed Inspector
9-14 PRO Realty Ltd. Information requested re land
(Information, Clerk to reply)
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
9-15 ontario Municipal Board
(Information)
-2-APRIL 16th, 1973
forms -capital expenditures
9-16 Region of York Planning Dept Matjohn properties
(Planning & Development)
9-17 York County Board of Education disposal of waste
(Information, Clerk to reply)
9-18 Region of York Clerks Dept.
(Information)
establishment of area services branch
premature at t~is time.
9-19 Optimist Club of Newmarket Inc. request permission for Tag days
(Information, Clerk to reply) April 12, 13 & 14, 1973.
9-20 Mrs. V. Barlow
(Works Committee)
9-21 Minister of Revenue
(Finance Committee)
9-22 Dept. of the Environment
(Information, J. Reid)
9-23 T. Eward
(Works Committee)
9-24 Aurora Bus Lines
(Transportation Committee)
9-25 Aurora Fire Dept.
(Public Safety Committee)
9-26 Ministry of Treasury
(Information)
9-27 Norman J. Melnick
(Planning & Development)
9-28 N. Ieraci
(Planning and Development)
9-29 Ministry of Transportation
(Information, Treasurer)
request to have culvert lowered
rental scale -Senior Citizens
copy of letter to T. Won -storm and
sanitary sewers -Yonge St. housing
subdivision
accounts for clearing blockage in
sewers
statement for March
monthly report -March
involvement in Municipal Administrat.". _ ~
Senior Citizen Site -Gateway Plaza
application amerndment to Official
Plan
installation of traffic control sigr
Yonge and Mark Sts.
9-30 D. Wilkes new motel proposal
(Information, Clerk to reply)
9-31 D. N. Glassey
(Information)
application re L.I.P. not accepted
REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
-3-APRIL 16th, 1973
9-32 Twp. of Whitchurch-Stouffville information requested
(Information, Clerk to reply)
9-33 Twp. of Whitchurch-Stouffville L. Hennessey -plan of subdivision
(Information, Clerk to r~ly,
R. Harrington)
9-3~ Ministry of Treasury
(Information)
grants re community centres
9-35 Ministry of Tourism 1973 municipal industrial survey
(Information, Clerk to reply)
9-36 Region of York
(Treasurer)
financial statements
9-37 Region of York Area Services proposed hardware store
Branch
9-38
9-39
9-40
9-41
(Information, J. Reid)
Osler, Hoskin& Harco~ .. rt
(Planning & Development)
Assessment Review Court
(Information)
Region of York
(Council in Committee)
University of Toronto
(Information)
9-42 Ontario Municipal Board
(Council in Committee)
9-43
9-44
9-45
Aurora Rotary International
Trade Fair
(Council in Committee)
Aurora Soccer Club
(Council in Committee)
Ontario Municipal Board
(Information)
Bancora Developments .
certification of assessment
pollution control Plant
new graduates available for employment
By-law 1972
annual Show -to be held September
13th through 15th. 1973
visit to Aurora Colorado
copy of letter from C. Bugslag
9-46 Ministry of Transportation resurfacing of streets
(Treasurer)
9-47 Office of the Registrar General information requested
(Information, Clerk to reply)
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
-4-APRIL 16th. 1973
9-48 Committee of Adjustment Submission B4/73 -Scott
(Information, Clerk to reply)
9-50 Ontario Shade Tree Council Membership dues $15.00
(Parks & Recreation Committee)
9-51
9-52
9-53
9-54
9-55
9-56
Toronto Musicians Assoc.
(E. :matson)
Region of York Area Services
Branch
(Planning & Development)
Ministry of Transportation
(Reid, McGregor)
Ontario Housing Corp.
(Information)
Parker & Swayze
(Planning & Development)
H. Gibbard
summer programme
Hunter's Wood subdivision
Engineering procedures -culvert
bridges -tendering ·
agreement 61 Senior Citizens Units
Matjohn properties
goals of organization
Stewart:
Miller: "Resolved that this letter be received."
CARRIED
9-57
9-58
Aurora Soccer Club
(Parks & Recreation)
C.A.H.R.O.
(Information)
Ladies Aux. permission requested to
operate concession stand -Labour
Day weekend
Conference April 29th -May 2nd.
9-59 Concerned Citizens of Aurora executive appointed
(Information) ·
9-60 E. A. McGregor
(Council in Committee)
9-61 BHI Ltd.
(Information)
9-62 Region of York
(Information, posted)
9-63 Ont. Education Capital Aid
Corporation
(Treasurer)
reply re Aurora Safety Council -
hedges and trees -obstructions
information requested
Engineering vacancies
payment due -May
REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
-5-APRIL '16th. '1973
9-64 Region of York -Area
Services
copy of letter to R. Harrington
brief on Toronto-Centred Region
9-65
9-66
9-67
9-68
9-69
9-70
9-7'1
9-72
9-73
(R. Harrington)
E. Sidney Woolfson, Q.C.
(R. Harrington)
School of Economic Science
(Council in Committee)
Ontario Traffic Conference
(Public Safety Committee)
information requested zoning
Conference Property Tax
annual traffic conference May 27th
Canadian Federation of Mayors '1973 Conference
& Municipalities
(Information)
Region of York '1972 tax arrears
(Treasurer)
Region of York Debenture financing
(Treasurer)
Ministry of Treasury ~'PY of letter to Wimpey Homes Block
(Information) M
J. Reid
(Information, Accounts)
R. F. Fry & Assoc
(Information)
waterworks improvements project
83 account for pump $453.00
answer to Clerks letter re dumping
on Town property
9-74 Brantford Minor Sports Assoc.quaationnaire minor sports
(T. Anderson)
9-75
9-76
9~77
9-78
9-79
Min~stry of Transportation
(J. Reid, Treasurer)
Wimpey Homes Ltd.
(Information)
Ontario Safety League
(Information)
Canada Week Committee
(Finance Committee)
Ontario Housing Corp
(Council in Committee)
subsidy arrangements Mark & Catherine
Ashton Dene sidewalk Spruce St.
Fireworks safety
stickers -posters available
information bulletin -rent supplement
program
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REGULAR l"'EETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
9-80
9-81
Strathy, Archibald
(Information)
J. D. Reid
(Information)
9-82 Ontario Housing Corp,
(Information)
-6-APRIL 16th. 1973
payment -legal fees -Kennedy St. W.
copy of letter to Alcan Ltd. -
pretreatment of wastes
information bulletin -rent
supplement program
9-83 Miss C, Brown information requested -school project
(Information, Clerk to reply)
9-84
9-85
9-86
9-:-87
9-88
9-89
9-90
Region of York
(Information, posted)
Region of York
(Information, posted)
D. Wilkes
(Council in Committee)
York County Board of
Education
(Council in Committee)
National Building Code
(R. Harrington)
J. Frechette and Sons
(Information)
National Cash Register Co.
(Treasurer)
9-91 Ontario Ministry of Social
Services
(Treasurer)
9-92 G. Burling Fire Chief
(Public Safety Committee)
clerical vacancies
legal vacancy
proposed motel-hotel
extension lease of building
information -fire s~parations
Watercourse
regional computer
application -recreation grant
Fire Cbi ef' s Seminar May 13th-17th.
Miller:
Trent: "Resolved that the Correspondence be accepted as
actioned in the Clerk's Report."
CARRIED
REGULAR MEETING
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
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Planning and Development Committee Report #34
.APRIL 16th. 1973
Councillor Walt Davis presented a report of the Planning and
Development Committe~ in which the Committee respectfully submitted
the following:
A meeting of the Planning and Development Committee was held on April
11th. 1973 at 7:00 P.M.
Present were: Councillors W. Davis, D. Roberts and E. Henderson.
Mr. J. Hill Planner from the Region of York, Area
Services Branch.
R. Harrington, Town of A~ora Building Inspector.
1. Frank Bub -Rezoning, Part Lot 86, R.P. 246, E. Side Yonge St.
North
Mr. F. Bub, owner of the 10 acre parcel, and his solicitor Mr. L.
Falk appeared to discuss the rezoning of the said parcel from "D"
Development to "C" Commercial. The Official Plan designates th.e
property as Commercial. As the property has some topographical
problems in relation to the creek, the Committee recommended that
the owner approach the Sout~ Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority prior
to returning to a future Planning and Development Committee meeting.
2. Bancora Developments Ltd. Rezoning Pt. Lot 83, R.P.#246, N.\<1.
Horner Orchard Heights Blvd. and Yonge Street.
Mr. Bookman of Bancora Developments and his solicitor, Mr. S. Rogers
appeared, also Mr. G. Taub, solicitor for the prospective purchaser
and developer, appeared accompanied by one of the principles of the
company, Mr. S. Stanford (Wintergreen Construction).
The owner's solicitor and the purchaser's solicitor presented their
views opposing a "Site Plan Agreement" as part of the "Rezoning By-
Law". The purchaser's solicitor, Mr. G. Taub, will be forwarding to
the Town some examples of By-Laws for typical Rezonings which would
stipulate the entering into a Site Plan Agreement only prior to the
issuance of any Building Permits; all the foregoing would be registered
on title.
3. J. Bentley Subdivision -Ridge Road West:
Mr. J. Bentley appeared to obtain the Committee's opinion of erecting
now, his own residence on the proposed subdivision. He agreed with
the Committee's opinion that this might prejudice the future alignment
of the lot lines in said subdivision.
4. The following correspondence was received as information:
#9-2: Ministry of Treasury and Economics and Inter~overnmental
Affairs re Nisbet Subdivision Lot 14. Con. 1 1.
The Committee recommends the Clerk be contacted to see if the conditions
as stated have been fulfilled, with the intent of inviting the owner
to the next Planning and Development Committee Meeting.
REGULAR MEETING -8-.APRIL 16th. 1973
REPORTS .Q! COMMITTEES CONT' D
#3-55: Parker and Swayze, Solicitors:
A proposed draft of a Rezoning By-law for Matjon properties File T-
23434, to a "Rural Estate First Density Zone" (RR2)
#9-33: See recommendation from Committee meeting o~ March 14th, 1973
no objections at this time.
#9-48: Application to Committee of Adjustment B4tl
(formerly Township of King), South side of Wellington
Mr. and Mrs. Scott -owners.
Lot 4, Plan 102,
Street, W.,
Proposed re-adjusting of property line of two adjoining parcels owned
by the same family. As the Plot Plan is very vague, the Committee
recommends a clearer copy be presented for the next Planning and
Development Committee meeting.
#9-52: Area Services Branch Princip~l Planner Mr. G. Brush.
Recommendation that "Recommendation #9 of the Te.chnical Report on
the Matjon Subdivision" be revised so that a "Site Plan" is not necessary
for all lots in the proposed subdivision, only the more difficult ones -
steep slopes, heavily wooded etc.
The Committee concurs with this recommendation, and thus recommends a
letter be sent to the Plans Administration Branch, the Ministry of
Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs, advising of the
Town's agreement to this revision.
9-27: Mr. J. Melnick, solicitor for the owners of Gateway Plaza,
Wellington Street, W.
The Committee recommnds this proposal be held in abeyance until such
a need arises, and further recommends that the Town so advise Mr.
Melnick.
9-45: Mr. C. Bugslag, Senior Planner, Official Plans Section, Plans
Administration Branch.
Cousins property on"Right.-of-Way", South Side Kennedy St. W.:
Letter states that in the writers opinion, an amendment to the Aurora
Official Plan is necessary for the implementing of an amendment to the
Zoning By-law #1973-72 as the subject property fronts on a "Right-of
-Way."
9-64: Mr. J. Hill, Planner, Area Services Branch-re: enclosing 5
copies of Brief on the Status Report, Toronto Centred Region
Town of Aurora.
EXtra
Plan,
9-10:
9-38:
re:
O.M.B. Approval of By-Law #1934-71 re: "Public Authorities".
Osler, Hoskin, and Harcourt, Solicitors for Bancora Developments.
Appearing at Planning and Development Committee meeting.
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REGULAR MEETING -9-.APRIL 16th. 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT' D
9-16: Mr. M. Pound, Commissioner of Planning, Region of York.
re: Technical Report #42.
See minutes of March 14th. 1973 Planning and Development Committee
meeting.
9-28: Application from owner of 27 Machell Avenue.
re: rezoning of property from "Apartment" zoning to "Commercial"
to permit the operation of "Commercial" business on property - 2
stores (Mr. N. Ieraci -owner).
As this proposal was presented a few years ago, the Committee
recommends as before, that as the owner needs more parking area,
written permission be received from the abutting I.G.A •. Store to
permit this necessary parking.
Letter from Minist
Registering of Plan
Commercial Relations re: the
e Subdivision, Kenn.edy St. W.)
Letters from Clerk, Mr. K. B. Rodger, to Committee of Adjustment:
1. A1/73 -rear yard variance at 1 Larmont Street, (Council does not
object to application). ·
2. B3/73 -Crabtree severance, Kennedy Street, W. re: Council's
opinion regarding property line, frontage and lot levies to be
charged.
3. re: Council's new policy regarding lot levies and road allowance
widenings.
Letter from Mrs. Marchment, 18 Irwin Avenue. Property zoned "A"
Apartment. Owner wishes to construct an addition to the single
family residence thereon. As per the Town solicitor's opinion, an
application to the Committee of Adjustment is necessary to permit this
addition. The Committee therefore recommends the Town of Aurora not
oppose this necessary application to the Committee of Adjustment when
it is presented.
5. The Building Inspector reviewed the list of BUilding Permits
issued in the Town over the past few months.
Items 1 to 5 Inclusive Carried
Davis:
Roberts: "Resolved that Planning and Development Committee·
Report No. 34 dated April 11th. 1973, be discussed item
by item and accepted."
CARRIED
REGULAR MEETING -10-.APRIL 16th. 1973
REFORTS OF C01'1MITTEE CONT' D
Council in Committee Report #35
Mayor Buck 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 Tuesday, April 3rd. 1973
at 7:30 P.M.
Present were: Mayor E. Buck, Councillors: Davis, Henderson, Miller
Simmons, Timpson.
Also present were: Mr. R. Thomson, Solicitor.
Mr. G. Brush, Area Services Branch.
Mr. J. D. Reid, Engineer
Mr. K. B. Rodger, Clerk-Administrator.
Mr. R. Harrington, Building Inspector.
1. Spruce Street Sidewalk:
The Committee met on location to inspect the proposed Spruce Street
Sidewalk and following such inspection, would recommend that the
Spruce Street Sidewalk be constructed immediately adjacent to the concre
curb and gutter which will also .preserve the existing trees.
2. South Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority:
Mr. J. Gosnell spoke to Council in Committee regarding a proposal
to obtain price quotations to carry out further mapping and flood-
line study of the source areas which were not covered in the 1970
McLaren Report.
3. Site-Plan development consideration -General Policy:
Council in Committee discussed various aims, purposes and objectives in
the consideration of any development with regard to Site-Plan Proposals.
4. T and H Motors:
Council in Committee considered the matter from the above-noted and
a letter of opinion from Strathy, Archibald, Seagram and Cole and
would recommend that the Building Inspector deal with the request in
the normal manner.
5. Committee of Adjustment -Sub. A1/73 -Dawson.
The Committee considered this matter and the content of the letter of
March 26th, and would recommend that no objectbn be raised in the above
noted application and that Councillor w. Davis be authorized to
attend a hearing regarding any other pertinent details.
Davis:
Buck: "Resolved that Council in Committee Report #35 dated
April 3rd. be discussed item by item and accepted."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING -11-APRIL 16th. 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Council in Committee Report #36
Mayor Buck presented a report of Council in Committee in which the
Committee respectfully submitted the followng:
A meeting of Council in Committee was held on Wednesday. APril 4th.
1973 at 8:00tp.m.
Present were: Mayor E. Buck, Councillors: W. Davis, E. Henderson,
D. Roberts, R. Simmons, W. Trent.
Also present were: Mr. G. Brush, Area Services Branch
Mr. J. Hill, Planner, Region of York
The Committee considered the draft goals and objectives of the Official
Plan and the Committee would recommend that the offer to the Region
of York -Lot 8 -Plan 535 -be withdrawn as a potential site for a
Day Care Nursery building.
The meeting adjourned at 10:20 p.m.
Roberts:
Buck: "Resolved that Council in Committee Report #36, re the
Official Plan be accepted."
CARRIED
Parks & Recreation Committee Report #37
Councillor P. Miller presented a report of the Parks & Recreation
Committee in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee was held on Tuesday,
April 10, 1973 at 8:00 P.M. in the Board Room of the Community Centre.
Present were: Councillors P. Miller, G. Timpson, W. Trent; Members
Dawson, Caruso, Harmon, Bailey, McGowan, Heptinstall.
Delegations: Aurora Minor Hockey Association -President B. Blair,
J. Fitzsimmons, J. McQueston.
1. Aurora Minor Hockey Association-A delegation appeared before
the Commit~ee suggesting that the Recreation Hockey age group 9 and 10
years of age be transferred to the jurisdiction of the Minor Hockey
Association. The Committee is to have a special meeting to discuss
this matter.
2. Playground Equipment -The Committee recommends that the playground
equipment budget be altered to cover the purchase of equipment for the
next three years, amounting to approximately $4,000.00.
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REGULAR MEETING -12-APRIL 16th. 1973
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
3. Repairs and Replacements, Community Centre -The Committee
recommends that repairs to the base boards, the lobby tiles, south arena
eXit and emergency lights, as budgeted, be approved by Council.
4. National Association of Concessionairs -The Committee recommends
that E. Batson attend the one day meeting of this Association at a
cost of $12.50 registration fee.
Item 1 Carried
Item 2
Henderson:
Davis:
Item 3 Carried
Item 4 Carried
Trent:
Timpson:
"Am~ndment: Resolved that Item 2 be referred
to the Budget Committee."
CARRIED
"Resolved that Report #37 of the Parks &
Recreation Committee be discussed item by
item and accepted as amended and that the
Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS FOR WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN
Ontario Fire Chief's
Seminar
Stewart:
Timpson:
South Lake Simcoe
Conservation Authority
Simmons:
Davis:
"Resolved that Fire Chief G. Burling be
authorized to attend the Ontario Fire
Chief's Seminar at Hamilton from May
13th. to 17th. 1973 fu~d the necessary
expenses be authorized."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Town of Aurora requests
the South Lake Simcoe Conservation
Authority to arrange for the submission
of proposals by three consulting firms
for the purpose of outlining all details
and costs in association with a fill
and floodline study for that portion of
the Town not covered in the 1970
REGULAR MEETING -13-APRIL 16th. 1973
CONSIDERATION OF BUSINESS CONT'D
Davis Road
Watercourse
MacLarens Report.
AND FURTHER it is understood that such
a Study will not be undertaken until
such time as approval is granted by the
Town of Aurora and the Regional
Municipality of York."
CARRIED
Trent: "Resolved that the Engineer and Clerk re~ort and
Henderson: investigate on the Davis Road Watercourse and the
proposed construction by 240144 Investmen'ts.Ltd.
including the feasibility of a continued encroach-
ment and to the possible relocation of the side-
walk to the centre of the easement." '
CARRIED
Miller: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned". (10:•25)P.M.
CARRIED
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SECONDED BY £,/' avlt-0 ~ !9_
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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 a!!ached hereto.
WORKS ACCOUNT
C. Adair
Allan Fyfe
Armitage Construction
Attridge_ Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Cashway
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Tank & Welding
Auto Truck Rustprodfing
Bell Telephone
Bennett & Wright
Canadian Tire.
Dailey Commercial News
Dominion Regalea
Dominion Roads
Dresser Industrial
G~rmley Sand & Gravel
Guild Electric Ltd.
International Harvester
Lawton Bros.
Lee Sand & Gravel
Ken l"laynard
l"liller Paving
l"lilton Quarries
Newmarket Ready l"lix
Petrofina Co. Ltd
Prov. Fire Prevention
Priestly Garden Centre
Receiver General
H. Sutton
Region of York
Ramsey Reo
l"l.L. Snyder
Taylor Fuels
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· Sewer Blockage-Town Property
Cement Breaker
Sander Stand By & Use 566.00
Rental of Dozer & Truck 1,607.00
Cement Strapping & Nails
Truck parts & supplies
Repairs to Submarine Pumping
Station (Lightning Damages)
Service-Pumping Station 102.90
Traffic Lights 45.91
Works Building 46.57
Oxygen & Acetylene
TZiebart New Truck
Service 727-4211
Galv. Steel Posts
Shovels & handles
Tender Advert. Catch Basins
Flags
Grader parts
Oiler for breaker
Sand and Pit Run
Stop Sign, Posts & Caps
Belt for Power Steering
Lamp Assembly, Exhaust pipe
Pit Run
Fuel pump, kit & switch
Cold l"lix
Limestone
Concrete
Fuel Oil
Recharge service
Chain for saw 22.32
Tree Removal, Pruning 913.00
Radio Licence
Sewer Blockage-Town Property
Traffic Paint
l"letal for #3 Truck repairs
Rubber boots & gloves
832.23 Gasoline
Oil
Diesel Fuel 66.00 ~~-r'\ ~ =-~
TOTAL
CARRIED
20.00
521.85
2,173.00
26.09
56.07
175.90
195.38
18.15
120.00
51.01
37.95
13.99
32.40
8.50
23.71
35.25
287.98
740.35
3.65
9.46
386.81
13.73
237.07
404.08
19.55
102.25
5.00
935.32
20.00
20.00
94.50
35.60
78.24
12123.62
MAYOR
$ 8,026.5_1
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~APR 161973 /~ 19 ,.,--! -bC~-SECONDED BY
' That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on tl1e Treasurer for the same and
the Seal ~QitbxAQ,C~ hereto.
Aurora Community Centre
Aurora Hydro
The Banner
Banner Printing Co.
Bell Canada
Bruce Butterworth Sports
Budokan Judo Club
Canadian Tire Store
Cash's Canada Labels
Doane Hall Pharmacy
Klees & Son Ltd.
Lewis craft
Model Craft Hobbies Ltd.
Stardom Shop
Wilson Home Hardware
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Novice All Stars
Room Rentals
Pre Schoolers
Rec. Hockey
Flood Lights
Tennis Club
250.00
315.00
135.00
1,512.50
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9.45
Advertising-Registration
Art Show-Tickets
727-4211 11.63
727-3123 34.23
Playground Equipment
8 lessons (Judo Classes)
bean bag games
Swimming Pool Member labels
Games, First Aid Kits
Weiners-Olde Fashion Nite
craft materials
Models
Custom printed "T" Shirts
padlocks, tape, twine
2,212.50
17.95
25.20
8.82
45.86
10.72
160.00
51.41
108.17
ll6.64
32.40
545-93
121.21
73.00
37.53
3,567.34
·-t~~Q~l u M'"AYOR
CARRIED
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That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the mmsthm§p~pe .~Weemtwreto.
Aurora Hydro
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Tank and Welding
Canadian Tire
International Harvester
Knapps Paint
Mar Mac Hydraulics
Priestly Garden Centre
Norm Weller
Service Tool Shed
Lumber for Picnic Tables
Paint, goggles, Masks
50' Electrodes
Wash Mit, wax:, pail
Belts .
6 gals Turpentine
repairs to Hydraul~c Hoist
Parts for chain saw
Sharpening of saw
3.50
17.83
25.33 16.92
12.55
4.52
18.90
57.93
9.20
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CARRIED
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That the follo,;Tr;g 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
OFFICE & UTILITIES
Aurora Hydro
Banner Printing
Bell Canada
Boyd Transport
Consumers Gas
C.A.P.A.C.
Doane Hall
Gestetner
Instant Replay Co.
Thompson's Furniture
CANTEEN SUPPLIES
Burgess Wholesale
Cattets
Co-Stone Sales Ltd.
Peter Gorman
Kwik Snaks
Pepsi Cola
Raymond Snack Foods
Silverwoods Dairies
Trophy Nuts
Turner's Icing Service
Vachon Incorporated
Service
Posters-Roller Skating
Service 727-3123 34.22
727-4211 11.64
Express Charges
, Gas
License Fee
First Aid Supplies
Gestetner Machine
Hit Parade Tape
Draperies
Weiners, Coffee, Relish ect.
Hot Dogs, Buns , Sugar
Eatin' Island Tables
Chocolate Bars
Sandwiches
Fountain Syrup & Cups
Chips
Milk Shakes
Nuts
Ice Cubes
Cakes
CARRIED
1,076.60
36.87
45.86
46.70
338.15
133.36
29.40
722.93
13.60
618.55
3,062.02
281.03
109.72
317.52
717.59
100.40
443.56
339.20
147.36
31.20
14.00
35.08
2,536.66
MAYOR
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MOVED BY ~/J1?;pm A~3 ,9_
SECONDED SY i/= #-<-
That(J~!l'I"aeJENT.R:Ee A:El\'k)~e Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES & CHARGES
Acme Chemical Products
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian Gen. Electric
Cantol Limited
Cimco Limited
Ivan Daniels
Don Glass
Ken Hack
Ken Holman
Priestly Electric
Sainthill Levine
Sunshine Uniforms
Tonecraft Limited
Wilson Grinding
Wilson Home Hardware
York Sanitation
Filter bags, Garbage bags
Cleaning Supplies
Lamps
Mo-Flo, Cleaner & Vynatex
Repairs to Controls
Gas, Repairs to starter
Window Cleaning
Clear drain
2 Signs+Installation
Repairs to Fan
Uniforms
Uniforms
Paint
Sharpening Blades
Salt, Caulking, Cement ect.
Container Service
126.11
38.50
116.42
637.14
93.00
57.48
15.00
29.60
33.52
89.00
281.26
74.65
483.87
12.45
76.05
40.00
2,204.05
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CARRIED
1.
""-"""~ APR 161973 ,9_
SECONDED BY ~ I+ \, • U3 V\...oi:,
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
MS~ J~£%r;FJRii;J'Ji,SGJUitted hereto.
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Hydro
Aurora Tank and Welding
Canada Bolt and Hook
Canadian Tire
City Wide Rent-All
Eves Lumber
Kopyal
Midway Machinery
Newmarket Ready Mix
Newmar~t Rental
Newtonbrook Block Supply
North York Plumbing
Petrofina Co. Ltd
Priestly Garden Centre
Richvale Block Supply
Safety Supply
Superior Propane
Superior Sand and Gravel
Wilson Hardware
Lumber
Service
Oxygen
~~r~lts&~s
Propane Torch, Drills, Towels
Masking tape, emery paper,
230.58
16.65
24.60
29.39
wheel barrow tire and repairs 21.68
Pavement breaker rental 161.70
2 cement ~wels and reinforcing
wire 293.98
Prints 16.79
Rental of float to pick up 142.50
cement blocks and steel junction
Cement 241.80
Propane heater and propane 115.00
Cement and Sealbond 57.00
Plumbing Supplies 259.74
Fuel Oil 170.77
~llldozing 513.50
Cement Blocks and Concrete 84.00
Goggles 8.17
Propane 45.00
Brick Sand 21.90
Saws, hammer, crow bars etc. 58.38
$ 2,513.13
--f,~llh ~-~J I MAYOR
CARRIED
MOVED BY ~~b ,.J:;;. SECONDED BY // 1,~--v'\ /(
I
GWli1if>Jiou~®QllN;'Jj'<§mts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.
Ardills
Attridge Lumber
Aurora Community Centre
Aurora Hydro
Banner Publishing
Banner Printing
Beaver Lumber
Bell Canada
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian General Electric
Central Office
Committee of Adjustment
Keith Davis
LB.M.
Janes Stationery
Lice of Canada
Knapp's Paint Service
·Mary's Fruit Store
H. Merriken
McBee Co.
Municipal World
Newmarket Answering Service
Ontario Municipal Board
Ontario Hydro
Petrofina Ltd.
Fitney Bowes
Lloyd & Purcell
Priestly Garden Centre
Marshall Rank
J. D. Reid & Associates
Region of York
Thompson' s Furniture
Trio Restaurant
Workmen's Compensation
York Chapter Sweet Adelines
Factory Cotton(July 1st)
Lumber (July 1st)
Wax & Cleaner
Service -Vic Hall 15.05
Signs 67.68
Town Office106.43
Old ~a?4u;24.73
Office
Street
lighting
2,727.81
Advert. Regency Dr. 44.80
Weed Inspect. 25.20
Cards for Senior Citizens
Floor Ti~e
Service -727-4211
727-8401
Cleaning Supplies
Lights
197-70
12.02
File Folders & Acco Fasteners,
Stenographic Service
2 trophies (Stewart & Patrick)
Service on IBM
Office Supplies
Computer Lease
Paint and Brush
136.50
103.32
44.05
2941.70
70.00
13.29
40.82
209.?2
4.00
29.99
ink 36.23
35-91
30.98
17.00
Soft drinks (Re Armouries)
Repairs to Washroom @ Vic. Hall
109.57
611.30
22.07
10.73
26.32
Tax .·Bill Program
Ontario Statutes
Taxi Licence plates
Answering Service
Restriction By-Law
Street Lights
Fuel Oil -Vic Hall
Old Police Office
Town Office
Postage Tape
17.05
25.19
45.23
133.15
32.11
Survey -Creek Stabilization
Snow Plowing -Parking Lots
Pen
Retainer Service
Balance of Sewage Charge 1972
Lamp
Council Reception
1973 Assessment
Program advert. Q_ ()
600.00
42.24
30.00
15.00
17.03
210.4~
3-96
241.75
173.80
2.08
378.06
25,716.28
13.60
37.13
4,461.82
40.00
$ 36.476.?4 --~~~. ~\..L~ ~ ~~~~~~-----~M~8 VWQ~•======
CARRIED
\,,'-u"
SECONDED BY
~ 1693 719-G:;, . cz -/ "' =~~---
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.
~DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTS
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Hydro
Bell Canada
B & M Communications
Canadain Dust Control
Canadian National Institute
Canadian Tire
Newmarket Answering Service
Petrofina Co.
Receiver General
Safety Supplies
Sainthill Levine
Brad Walker Motors ·
Wilsons Hardware
Church Cowie
Ron Tulloch
Red Paint
Service
Service 727-5432
727-4744
727-4211
60' antenna
Cleaning Supplies
Corn Brooms
110.73
29.26
34.64
Switches, Batteries & Lamp
Service 150.00
Pagers 337·{0
Fuel Oil 9 . 3
repairs to furnace 69.75
Radio Licence
Cutting Blades
Parka
Cables, Voltage Regulator &
rebuild Alternator
6 Batteries
Mileage to fireworks
Mileage to Fireworks
course
course
$
5.46
30.62
174.63
590.00
8.00
36.34
35.49
481.20
166.88
20.00
15.55
34.1?
178.56
1.42
10.90
10.90 1,8oo.os
~~~ ~--~~vl I MAYOR
CARRIED
APB 161973 ~//~& 19-
SECONDED BY
That trie following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and
the Seal of the Corporation be attached h_ereto.
WATER ACCOUNTS
Aurora Hydro
Canadian Brass
Canada Valve
Dresser Manufacturing Co.
Hoar Transport
North York Plumbing
Petrofina Canada Limited
Ralph Rose
Regional Mun of York
I
Service
Billing
Repair Clamps
Valve Box
104.10
850.00
Dresser Repair Clamp
Express Charges
Supplies
' Fuel Oil
Rental of Backhoe
Balance of 1972 Water Levy
954.10
22.04
98.50
78.84
13,29
30.32
39.08
84.00
13,171.84
14,492.01
~~~ ~-61\LJe_ 4 ---------------MAYOR
CARR! ED
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