MINUTES - Council - 19751103.,,~ ·'
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MINUTES OF THE 18th. REGULAR ~ING OF COONCIL HELD IN 'l'IE COUNCIL
CHAMBERS ON MONDAY NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975 AT 8:00 P.M.
PRESENT WERE: Mayor E. Buck, Councillors Davis, Jackson, Miller, Roth,
Simmons, Stewart, Timpson and Williamson.
CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES
Timpson: "Resolved that the Minutes of October 6th and 20th. 1975
Davis: be approved with the correction being made to the ~tautos
of October 20th. page 16 , so that the resolution Should now
read as follows:
"Resolved that the Engineer suggest an alignment and possible
alternative !or connecting road patterns for the extension
of Industry St. in particular through the Sheppards BuSh
property. "
CARRIED
CORRESPONDENCE
18-1 Regional Municipality of
York
(Information)
18-2 Regional Municipality o!
York
(Information)
Planning Committee meeting -Ved.
October 22nd.1975 Agenda
Engineering Committee Meeting -Tues.
October 21st. 1975 Agenda
18-3 Checkerboard Foods Ltd. re Complaint -dirty water problem
(L. Casey, Clerk to reply) October 7th. 1975
18-4 Dr. James Knowles re objection to By-law 2051-75 (Dea)
(Information)
18-5 Mr. N. Sturtz
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
request for information re Transit
system in Aurora
18-6 Dagmar Construction Ltd.
(Information)
copy of letter to Bell Canada ret
Wellington Street reconstruction
18-7
18-8
Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
(Information, Clerk to reply)
Regional Municipality ot
York
(Information)
re Traffic By-law No. 2050-75
Health and Social Services Committee
Meeting Thursday, October 23rd. 1975
agenda
REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
- 2 -NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975
18-9 Horwitz, Grossman Barristers Copy of letter to Mr. J. Reid re
(Information, Reid) Auroran Holdings
18-10 Reid & Assoc. Ltd.
(Information)
18-41 Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
(Information, Treasurer,
Reid)
18-12 Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
(Information, Works
Superintendent, J. Reid,
Treasurer)
18-13 Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
(Information, Treasurer)
18-14 Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
(Information, Casey, Reid,
Clerk to reply)
copy of letter to J. Reid re:
Intersection of Wellington St. and
Temperance St. -Property acquisition
re Mileage payable Consultant for
subsidy purposes
re Subsidy on Shareable Projects
re Subsidizable Road and Bridge Items
Year End Cut-Off
re Storm Sewer maintenance, information
;;-equested
18-15 York Regional Land Division rea interruption in mail services
(Information, Harrington)
18-16 York County Board of
Education
(Information)
18-1? Reid & Assoc. Ltd.
(Information)
18-18 Reid & Assoc. Ltd.
(Information, Reid)
18-19 Mr.James Epworth
(Information)
18-20 Town of Aurora Works Dept.
and Water Dept.
(Works Committee)
re: News Release ReleaRe
copy of letter to Dagmar Const. Ltd.
re Wellington St. reconstruction
re Invoice from Can-Val Supply Ltd.
re Waterworks on Wellington St. w.
$1,261.13
re: Objection to By-law 2051-?5 (Dea)
re OVertime Reports for month of
September, 4975
REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
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NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975
re application for consent by Oak
Ridges Excavating, Lot 73, Cone. 1
memo to Mr. K. B. Rodger re Bloomington
Sideroad
re Objection to By-law 2051-75 (Dea)
re: Objection to By-law 2051-75 (Dea)
re: Objection to By-law 2051-75 (rea)
re Regrading of property, parking
restrictions
re: copy of letter received from Mr. J.
Stauffer -installation of signs on
2nd. and 3rd. Concessions of Aurora
re Objection to By-law 2051-75 (Dea)
re application for amendment to the
Official Plan and/or Zoning By-law
re Objection to By-law 2051-75 (Dea)
re: Objection to By-law 2051-75 (Dea)
re: Application for amendment to the
Official Plan and/or Zoning By-law
Tax Bulletin -Retail Sales Tax
re: 62 Fairway Drive -Grading problems
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
18-35 W. R. Case Realty Ltd.
(Information)
18-36 Lamb Moving and Storage
(Information)
18-37 Jarvis, Blott, Fejer,
Pepino
(Tabled)
-4-NOVEMBER }rd. 1975
re: Recreational Complex
re Facilities for movement of office
and personnel
re: Proposed amendment to Interim
Official Plan
Miller:
Roth:
"Re3olved that the correspondence be accepted as recommended
in the Clerk's report."
CARRIED
DELEGATIONS
Williamsonr "Resolved that the Council hear the two spokesmen as a
Stewart: delegation Mr. J. Shaw and J. Bradley."
CARRIED
Mr. Joe Shaw presented hi~ property holdings by way of an aerial
photograph and stated he was unaware that the Town had changed the
fUture land use of his frontage property from nesidential to pPen Space
and as he intends to continue a golf course operation on the property1 but intends to develop it further to the west, he would require Counc1l's
consideration in Changing the front 60 acres to residential as it had
been in the old Official Plan.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Public Safety Committee Report #§8
Councillor Timpson presented a report of the Public Safety Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Public Safety Committee was held in the Council
Chambers at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 30th. 1975.
Present were: Councillors Timpson; Jackson and Miller.
Item #1
Fire Chief Gord Burling, Deputy Chief Don Patrick,
First Captain Stu Wilson; Second Captain Eric Eveleigh;
First Lieutenant Ron Tulloch and Second Lieutenant Chuck
Cowie attended at 8:00 p.m.
Letter 17-44 James Kehoe -Recording Secretary of Local 1359,
AH~%
The Committee announces that Mr. S. Wilson and Mr. J.Croxall have been
appointed as Pualc Safety Committee Liaison Members of Local 1359,C.U.P.E.
REGULAR MEETING -5 -NUVEMBER ~rd. 1975
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT' D
Item #2. re: Stipends for Fire
The Committee recommends that the stipends in the amount of $230.00 be
paid. This is the result of work performed during the Fire Prevention
Week, 1975.
Item #3. Letter 17-1 re: 1942 Ford Pumper No. 2:
This request was dealt with by Council on October 20th. 1975.
The Committee concurs with the Council decision that when the new
pumper has been delivered and accepted that Pumper No. 2 be sold to
the Aurora Volunteer Fire Brigade for the sum of $2.00 on the condition
that the said vehicle not be re-sold.
Item #4. Letter 16-70 -Monthly Fire Report for the month of September 2m -
The Committee recommends that this report be accepted.
Item #5. Replacement for Officer's Uniforms
The Committee recommends that new uniforms for 4 officers be purchased
at an approximate cost of $140,00 each. The total would be $560.00.
The reason for these replacements is that the present uniforms are old
and becoming worn -one of them purchased in 1932. There is money
in the Fire Department Budget under various items for such purchase.
Item #6. Proposal to Purchase a Fire Department Van in 1976.
The Committee recommends that a 1 ton frame chassis van with dual rear
wheels be considered for purchase in 1976 within the 1976 Fire Department
Budget at an approximate cost of $10,000,00.
Item #7. Closed Garbage Containers for Commercial Establishments.
The Committee recommends that a by-law be prepared to require a closed
garbage container for all commercial establishments, at a location
central to and furthermost from the nearest building and that all such
commercial establishments be instructed that garbage is not to be placed
elsewhere on their premises.
Item #8. Letter 18-27 -Chief Bruce Crawford, York Regional Police Force
The Committee recommends the installation of "Slow Down for Horses and
Riders" signs on the Vandorf Sideroad within the boundaries of the
Town of Aurora, and that a request for the installation of these signs
on the 2nd. and 3rd. concessions (Bayview and Leslie St.) be referred to
the Region of York.
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REGULAR MEETING -6-NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT 1 D
Item #9. Murray Drive -Dangerous Curve, west of Yonge Street.
The Committee recommends that a "Dangerous Curve Ahead" sign be erected
at an appropriate location for the west bound traffic on Murray Drive.
Item ~0. Intersection of Walton Drive and Centre Street
The Committee recommends that Works Superintendent be requested to look
at this intersection with an eye towards improving the general safety
of the intersection, paying particular attention to the fence and hydro
pole on the south-west corner of Walton Drive and Centre Street.
Item ~1. Hedge at the South-West Corner of Metcalfe Street and Wells
Street
The Committee recommends that this hedge
so that proper vision can be obtained to
pedestrians and other users of the road.
to Wells Street School.
Items 1 to 11 Inclusive Carried
be either lowered or removed
improve the general safety for
This intersection is very close
Timpson:
Jacksons
"Resolved that Public Safety Committee Report #68 dated October
30th. 1975 be discussed item by item and accepted and that
· the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Councillor Timpson in the Chair
Council in Committee Report #69
Mayor 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 Monday, October 27th. 1975
at 8:00 p.m.
Present were: Mayor E. Buck,
Councillors: Davis, Miller, Roth, Stewart, Timpson and
Williamson.
Item~-Letter 17-18 -Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority
This matter and their report on Fare Structure, was referred to the
Transportation Committee for further discussion and comments,
Item #2.
1'fl.cl.ar
Council in Committee discussed this matter and the comments received
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REGULAR MEETING - 7 -
NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
from the Official Plans Section of the Ministry of Housing and would
suggest that this letter and proposal be discussed in further detail with
the over-all Official Plan comments re stage 2 development possibilities.
Item #3. McDonald Drive Extension and H.O.M.E. Property
Council in Committee discussed letter 17-65 relative to the proposed
road alignment and what procedures and consideration will be necessary
toaign the road before givLug the Ontario Housing any commitment as
to the road pattern.
Oouncil in Committee suggested that this matter must be discussed in
further detail and would suggest that further information be available
for the next meeting. The question in particular, which will have to
be da~srmined will be the p~oposed road c~oasing the golf course, as
to its location and where within the oourse layout, it could proceed at
some future date.
Item #4. Auditorium Rental -Dept. Public Works -Provincial Court.
Council in Committee discussed this matter and the report from the
Clerk Administrator that the renewal of the Audit~rium leaee had been
negotiated to $9600.00 per annum for a three year term, covering the
years 197~. 1977 and 1978.
Item #5.
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Mayor Buck reported that she had contacted Mr. John Mcintyre regarding the
possibility of a research project and to the history of Town Administrative
Buildings. Following discussion of this matter by members of Council
present, it was recommended that Mr. John Mcint~e be commissioned to do
a research project on the history of Town Administrative Buildings from
1863 and that a sum be allocated in the 1976 Budget for same.
Item #6. Region of York Planning Agreement:
Council in Committee discussed this matter and the clauses as presently
worded in the By-law and awaiting further comments from the Town
Solicitor.
It~m #7. Conroy Dowson -Planning Consultants re: Industrial Road
Service Design:
Council in Committee are awaiting comments from our Consulting Engineer
regarding the road design and further information before discussing same
with Alliance Building Corporation and others.
Item #8. Water Rate By-law
Council in Committee reviewed further details on the proposed changes
of the Water Rate By-law and following further fact finding informa~ion,
will discuss this matter at a future meeting.
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REGULAR MEETING - 8 -NOVEMBER ~rd. 19?5
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Item #9. Aurora Public Libra~ Addition
Council in Committee were advised that the approved expenditures for
the addition of the Aurora Public Library, including the temporary
borrowing interest, had exceeded the Capital funds available and
Council in Committee, with further discussion of this matter, and the
reviewing of funds which were placed in the 19?5 Library Budget for
temporary borrowing, would recommend that the Library underwrite the
temporary borrowing costs from the Budget if possible.
The Clerk-Administrator and the Treasurer to discuss same with the
Library Board and report back to Council.
Item #10. Storage Shed -Works Yard
Co~il in Committee discussed this matter and the proposal of the Works
Storage Shed, submitted in letter 1?-74, and would recommend that same
be constructed by Town forces, using the matching colour siding• at a
cost not to exceed $2,500.00 and that consideration be given to pouring
a concrete pad for the floor in the Spring of 19?6.
Item #11. Procedural By-law
Council in Committee discussed the re-drafted Procedural By-law and the
detailed wording of clauses and would recommend that all members of Council
review their By-law for fUrther discussion at the next Council in ·
Committee meeting.
Items 1 to 10 Inclusive Carried
Item #11 Amendment:
Buck:
Davis:
Davis:
Timpson:
"Resolved that the words be added •as the first item of
business' to the end of Item #11."
CARRIED
"Resolved that Council in Committee Report #69 dated October
27th. 1975 be discussed item by item and accepted as
amended and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto.11
CARRIED
Recreation Committee Report #70
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Recreation Committee in whiCh
the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Recreation Committee was held in the Board Room of the
Community Centre on Tuesday, October 28th. 1975 at 8:00 p.m.
Stewart: "Resolved that Item #2 be referred to Council in Committee
Williamson: of the Whole."
CARRIED
~GULA.R MEETJNG
:gEPf:l§TS .Q! COMMITTEES
Recreation Committee Report #70
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NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975
Present were: Councillors Miller and Roth; Members A. Dean, B. l!arman,
F. Jones, G. West, M. Heptinstall; Recreation Co-Ordinator
P. Fergson and Recreation Administrator E. Batson.
1. A delegation in the person of Mr. John Lett appeared before the
Committee and informed those present that he and several other
interested people were attempting to start a coffee house at the
Factory Theatre. A trial run of three nights; namely, November 7th
21st. and December 12th. were already arranged whereby people of all
ages could come at a dollar entrance fee, drink coffreand listen
to folk music performed free. Mr. Lett stated that their budget was
approximately $200. per night and was asking the Recreation Committee
to advance his group a floating grant of $200.00 and in the event
that the venture was successful the money would be repaid. The
Recreation Committee discussed this at length after Mr. Lett had left
and recommended to Council that a grant of $200. be given to Mr. Lott
for this project. The money could be applied to the Recreation
Budget.
Davis:
Stewart:
Miller:
Roth:
"Resolved that John Lott be allowed to speak and answer
anw questions regarding the project."
CARRIED
"Resolved that Report #10 of the Recreation Committee be
discussed item by item and accepted, and that the Seal of
the Corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Planning and Development Committee Report #67
Councillor Davis presented a report of the Planning and Development
Committee in which the Committee respectful~y submitted the following:
The Planning and Development Committee held a meeting on Wednesday,
October 29th. 1975 at 8:00 p.m. The following were present: Councillor
W. Davis, Councillor J. Williamson, Councillor G. Timpson and Building
Inspector R. J. Harrington.
1. DELEGATIONS
A. Letter 16-64 Mr. J. Gelleny -Part Lot 84, Con. 1 E.Y.S.
The Committee discussed, with the owner, the present designation of
the land as per the New Official Plan, being a· combination of "Commer-
cial" and "Residential".
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REGULAR l"JEETING -'10 -NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975
REPORTS Oll' COMMITTEES CONT' D
As a result, the Planning and Development Committee recommends the owner be
invited to a Council in Committee meeting, as soon as possible, to
persue the matter further. The property is situated at the entrance to
the Town of Aurora and is, therefore, of paramount importance.
B. BE page 3-LAND DIVISION-Jongeneel
2. LETTERS
'1. Letter '15-44-Ministry of Housing Re: New Official Plan
The Committee concurs with the previous Council in Committee
recommendation regarding this letter.
2. Letter '16-40 York County Board of Education re: School Site Wimpey
Aurora Orchards -Ii •
This letter received as information -The Committee recommends it be
ref'erre4 to the "Wimpey Proposal" when it is being processed.
3. Letter 17-28 Region of York Planning Re: Comments re Mustang
Financial Corp. Ltd. Part Lot 72, Cone. 1 W.Y.S.
4. Letter 17-73 Process Consultants Canada Ltd. Re: Orsi Subdivision
School Sifes Yonge St. N.
5.
The Committee recommends the Subdivision re-zoning be initiated and
a Subdivision Agreement be commenced.
2, Cone. 1
The Committee recommends this application be processed.
6. Letter 18-~2 Dr. H. A. Crowe -.Lot 0 Plan 246 re: re-zonin
applJ.cat on
The Committee recommends this re-zoning be processed subject to a
Site l?lan Agreement being entered into. .
7• Letter 16-36 Ministry of Housing Re: Mustang Financial Corp. Ltd •
. Questionnaire
8. Letter 19-5 Robert Armstron Ltd. re: Hamilton Severance -1 A Ft.
Lot Cone. 1 •• s.
The Committee recommends that as this is a legally severed lot a permit
for a Single Family Dwelling be issued.
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REGULAR MEETING -11 -NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT 1 D
3. BUILDING DEPARTMENT
The Committee recommends a calculator, not exceeding $100.00 be
purchased for the Building Department.
4. LAND DIVISION
A. Lett;er 15-53 P. Avery_ Part Lot ?7 Cone. 1. W.Y.S. A.?5.10
The Committee recommends this severance, as presented, be appro~ed
with the following recommendations:
(1) Lot Levy Fee of $700,00 be paid to the Town of Aurora
(2) Single Family Dwelling with a minimum of 2,000 sq. ft. area
be erected.
B. Letter 16-24 DELEGATION -J. Jongeneel A.75.11
Re: Village in the Valley Limited & Wycliffe Group Limited
Mr. J. Jongeneel appeared before the Committee to explain the
reasons for this severance. The Committee recommends this
severance, as presented, be approved.
c. Letter 17-72 Doreen Middleton -Lot 17, Plan 10? A.75.13
(Corner of Wellington Street and North Welle north
to Centre Street.)
The Committee recommends that this severance, as presented, be
refused for the following reasons:
D.
(1) The rear yard set-back from the existing dwelling to the
proposed new lot line would not comply with the Town Zoning
By-law. A minimum of 25' is required. The proposal as
presented shown only a 19' rear yard.
(2) Centre Street and North Wells Street, being only 45 feet
wide, would necessitate road widening from the subject
property, and also daylighting at the intersection. This
requirement would reduce the lot area of the proposed new
lot, so as to be in conflict with the Zoning re~uirement of
5,000 sq. ft. area (3,700 sq. ft. approximately)
es Excavating -Bantle: Cone. 1
The Committee recommends approval of this severance with the
following recommendations=
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JlEGULAR l'lEETING --12 -NOVEMBER ~rd. 1975
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT' D
~~~ Lot Levy fee of $700.00 be paid to the Town of Aurora.
Subject lot be a minimum of 2 Acres.
Road widening to be dedicated to the Town of Aurora.
Items 1 to 4 Inclusive Carried
Davis:
Williamson:
RESOLUTIONS
Coffee House
Miller:
Roth:
"Resolved that the Planning and Development Report #67
dated October 29th. 1975 be discussed item by item and
accepted and that the Seal of the Corporation be attached
hereto."
CARRIED
uWHEREAs the monies budgeted !or Minor Football in 1975
are not going to be expended;
THEREFORE be it resolved:
That allocation of $200.00 be granted from this Budget
to the COFFEE HOUSE as set out in the Recreation Committee
Report #?O."
CARRIED
Application tor
Consent
Davis;
Timpson:
"WHEREAS the Region of York and the Planning Act requires
th~:~.t each application !or consent involving lands within~
the Municipality be sent to various officials;
AND WHEREAS repetition could be avoided by designating
an official to whom Applications !or Consent should be
sent;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Town of Aurora enacts as
follows;
That the Council of the Town of Aurora does hereby designate
the Clerk Administrator as the Official, to whom all
notices of Applications for Consent, of all properties
within the Town of Aurora, be sent."
CARRIED
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REGULAR MEETING
RESOLUTIONS CONT'D
-13 -NOVEMBER 3rd. 1975
Universal Product
Coding
Timpson:
Davis:
Santa Claus
Parade
Timpson:
Stewart:
"WHEREAS the Food Industry in Canada is preparing for
Universal Product Goding; and
WHEREAS the new computerized check-out system is about to be
o~ is being introduced by our supermarkets; and
WHEREAS shoppers will find it difficult to tell what price
they are actually paying for a product until it is rung up
on the computer cash register; and
WHEREAS we are concerned that this expensive system will again
add extra cost to the consumer;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Town of Aurora request the
Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Affairs not to
allow this s~em of computerized checking-out to be
introduced into the common marketplace, and
FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that letters be sent to the Area
Municipalities of the Region of York soliciting their
support and that we and they (the Area Municipalities) advise
the local M.P.P.'s of this motion and urge them to lobby on
its behalf; and
FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that the Ontario Small Urban
Municipalities (OSUM) of the Association of Municipalities
of Ontario (AMO) be advised of this motion."
CARRIED
"Resolved that permission be hereby granted for the holding
of a Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, November 15, 1975,
between 2:00p.m. and approximately 3:00 p.m. The parade
will form at Sterling Drug Ltd.'s parking lot, proceed north
on Yonge Street to Aurora Heights Drive, thence westbound
on Aurora Heights Drive to the Community Centre."
CARRIED
Payment Certificate
No. 1.
Simmons:
Jackson:
"Resolved that Payment Certificate No. 1 (final) dated October
29th. 1975, for the reconstruction of Laurentide Drive be
paid to Beamish Construction Ltd., in the amount of $18,370.5~
and the Seal of the Corporation be attached hereto,"
CARRIED
REGULII..R MEETING
RESOLUTIONS CONT'D
-'ll.J. -NOVEMBER 3P'.l. '1975
'1932 Firemens
Uniform
Williamson: "That; Second Capt. Eric Eveleigh be asked if he wishes to
Davis: keep the '1932 Fireman's Uniform and if he does not desire
to do so, this uniform be given to the Historical Society,
together with a history of who has worn this uniform while
it was in service."
CARRIED
Wellington St.
West -Driveways
Timpson:
Miller:
"Resolved that; the Town of Aurora emphatically inform, by
telephone, the Region of York and through the Region of
York's Engineering Committee that the present condition of
the driveways servicing 20 and 22 Wellington Street West
are in an intolerable state and that this condition be
rectified by placing a small amount of gravel at the
entrance to the aforementioned driveways and that said
gravel be left in that position until such time as
permanent repair is to be carried out and that such repairs
be effected in such a way as to cause a minimum of
disruption to the normal activities of these and other
residences on Wellington St. West."
CARRIED
Sewage Capacity
Block l'l, Plan 1'1 '13'10
Davis: "WHEREAS the Council of the Town of Aurora has recommended
Williamson: the Draft Plan for Block 1'1 of Plan M '13'10 being file
02-'19T-74285,
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NOW THEREFORE be it resolved that:
SEWAGE CAPACITY be hereby allocated for.the development,
to be finalized in the Subdivision Agreement for the 32
units of Block 1'1. Plan 1'1 '13'10,
AND FURTHER that the Region of York and the Ministry of
Housing be so advised."
CARRIED
REGULAR MEETING
RESOLUTIONS CONT'D
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Official Plan
Change
Davis:
Williamson:
"WHEREAS the adopted Interim Official Plan changed the
designation of future land use of approximately 60 acres
of land owned by Mr. Joe Shaw from 'Residential' to
'Open Space' •
AND WHEREAS, Council did not intend this change although
the property has been and is currently being used as part
of a Golf Course
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Council of the Town of'
Aurora inform the Ministry of Housing and the Official
Plans. Section, that the area described should be
Residential as a future land use, as was shown in the
former Aurc2!a Official Plan."
CARRIED
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Irvine House
Simmons:
Timpson:
"Resolved that the Town advise the owners that they feel
the Irvine House, 420 Yonge St. South, at the corner of
Henderson Drive and Yonge Street should be demolished
before winter and that some action be taken to fill in the
well which is deemed unsafe."
CARRIED
Federal Restraint
Program
Davis:
Timpson:
Williamson:
"Resolved that the Council endorse in principle the
Federal Restraint Program, and send a copy of the
resolution to the York County Board of Education and the
York County Roman Catholic Separate School Board so that
all may consider same for their 1976 Budget requirements."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the meeting be adjourned." (11:00 p.m.)
CARRIED
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