MINUTES - Council - 19760405<"•--.,
MINUTES OF TEE 7th. REGULAR MEE'riNG OF COUNCIL HELD IN TEE
COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON MONDAY, APRIL 5TH. 1976 AT 8:00 P.M.
PRESENT WERE: Mayor E. Buck, Councillors Davis, Jackson,
Miller, Roth, Simmons, Timpson and Williamson.
CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES
Timpson: "Resolved that the Minutes of March 1st. and 15th.
1976 be approved as printed and circulated." Davis:
CARRIED
CORRESPONDENCE
7-1
7-2
7-3
7-'+
?-5
7-6
?-?
Mohawk College ;•e: Swimming Pool Operation
(Parks and Recreation teminars April 23rd. -25th. 1976
Committee, Mrs. P. Ferguson) .
J. Vernon Newton
(Information)
Organization of Small
Urban Municipalities
(Information)
Ontario Energy Boar~
(Information)
Dow Chemical of Canada
Ltd.
(Information, N. Weller)
A.M.O.
(Information)
Insurance Adjusters re: Town
of Aurora vs. Winders -Claim
re: 23rd. Annual Conference
Whitby May 6th, 7th. and 8th.
19?6
re: Application by Consumer's
Co. re rates for sale of gas
re: "A Guide to Mosquito Contr<>l"
re: Legislative Bulletin
February 1976
S~yze and Holmes Barristers re: Mat jon Properties
(Information, Planning " . Ltd. Bloomington Road
and Development, R. Harrington)
7-8 Ministry of Treasury, re: 1976 Equalization Resource
Economics and Intergovern-and Support Grants
mental Affairs
(Information, Treasurer)
7-9 Indian and Northern 1 re; 72 Yonge St. North Hillary,
?-10
Affairs Property
(Information, Clerk to reply)
Association of Municipal
Clerks and Treasure:t's
(Information, Clerk replied)
res Seminar on the Resturc~g
of the Association Royal York .·
Hotel, May 6th. 19?6
REGULAR MEETING - 2 -
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
7-11 Regional Municipality
of York
(Planning and Develo~ment,
Harrington, J. Reid)
7-12 Mrs. M. Peterson
(Planning and Development,
Mr. R. Harrington)
7-13 Lloyd, Purcell, Tomlinson
Ltd.
(Information, Accounts)
APRIL 5th. 1976
Plam:U.ng Dep' t. re: Proposed
Plan of Subdivision Ft. Lots ~
and 30 Reg. Plan 246, Town of '
Aurora. Comments
re: application for amendment
to the Official Plan and/or
Zoning By-law
Ontario Land Surveyors Account
for Prints $472.50
7-14 Town of Aurora Committee re Applications by Mr. Norman
of Adjustment Weller Sub. A5/76; A6/76 and
(Information, Clerk replied)A7/76 information requested
7-15 Town of Aurora Works and Water Departments re
(Information, Works Comm.) Overtime Report February 1976
7-16 York County Board of
Education
(Council in Committee)
re: Portables at Church Street
School Site to be removed ·
7-17 Simcoe and Erie General re information requested re
Insurance Company Subdivision Part Lot #28 Reg.
(Informatipn, Borgdorff, Plan #246 Town of Aurora
Wm. Walker, Clerk to reply)
7-18 Regional Municipality of
York
(Information)
7-19 Regional Municipality ~f
York
(Information)
7-20 :Mr. Stephen Lewis M.P.P.
(Information)
7-21 Mustang Financial
Corporation Ltd.
(Planning and Development
Committee, R. Harrington)
Health and Social Serv ices
Committee Meeting Tuesday
March 18th. 1976 Agenda
York Regional Board of Health
Meeting Thursday March 18th. 1976
Agenda ·
re: Closing of Chesley and District
Memorial Hospital ·
re: Elderberry Hills information
requested
7-22 Factory Equipment Ltd. re: request to build shipping
(Information, Harrington) dock on building
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REGULAR I'IEE'l'ING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
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7-23 McPherson and Binnington
(Information, Harrington,
Clerk to reply)
APRIL 5th. 1976
re: Mrs. De Bac Podstatsk;y
information requested re
zoning
?-24 The Queen's York Rangers re: request for Town Crests
(Ferguson, Clerk to reply)
7-25 Crabtree and Crabtree
(Information, Harrington)
re Lots 1 and 2 Plan 461 Town of
Aurora re Issuance of Building'
Permit
7-26 Association of Municipalities
of Ontario re: Rising energy prices
(Information)
7-27 J. Vernon Newton
(Information)
Insurance Adjusters copy of
letter to Mrs. E. Taylor re Town
of Aurora vs. Taylor accident ,
of March 5th. 1976
?-28
?-29
?-30
Mr. N, Weller
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
Mr. N. Weller
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
Aurora Minor Hockey
Association
(Council in Committee)
Memo to Mr. K. B. Rodger re
reclassification of employee
Mr. W. Mackey
Memo to Mr. Rodger re reclassi+-
ication of employee Mr. J. McEbail
' :~
re request to use Aurora Community
Centre April 23rd. 19?6
7-31 Association of Counties and re: Spring Planning Seminar
?-32
7-33
7-34
?-35
Regions of Ontario Toronto Airport Hilton Hotel
(Planning and Development, Mississauga April 4th-6th. 1979
Harrington) ···
Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
(Works Committee, Walker)
Canadian Nati~nal
(Information)
Ministry of Natural
Resources
(Information)
Conroy Dowson
(Information, Harrington)
re Aurora Roads Needs Study
Update
Notice issued by Canadian
Transport Commission
re: Disappearing Huts on Lake
Simcoe -News Release
Planning Consultants re Part of
Lot 76 Cone. 1 Town of Aurora ·
Alliance Building Corporation
Comprehensive Plan and Draft
Plan of Subdivision
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If
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REGULAR MEETniG
CORRESl'ONDENCE CONT' D
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7-36 Mr. E. A. Batson
(Council in Committee)
7-37 Reid and Assoc. Ltd.
(Works Committee)
7-38 Reid & Assoc. Ltd.
(Works Committee)
7-39 Town of Richmond Hill
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
?-40 Wimpey Ltd.
(Council in Committee)
?-41
7-42
7-43
7-44
7-45
?-46
Regional Municipality
of York
(Information, Solicitor)
Regional Municipality of
York
(Information)
Regional Municipality of
York
(Information, Clerk to
rqly)
Regional Municipality of
York
(Information, Harrington,
Weller) .
Min. of Transportation
and Communications
(Infc-~ation, Reid, Walker)
South Lake Simcoe
Conservation Authority
(Information)
APRIL 5th. 1976
Memo to Mr. Rodger re removal
of ice from Community Centre
re Professional Services re
Sanitary Sewer on Centre St.
Aurora Invoice No. 1797 -
$1,374.34
re: Professional Services re
Services for Industrial Sub-
division Edward St. Invoice
No. 1789 $93.58
re: Fencing By-law information
requested
reProposed Hunter's Gate
Subdivision Part of Block M
R.P.M. 1310 Aurora
Legal Dept. re: Agreement for t~e
purchase of planning services ·
Clerk's Dept re: Notice of
Meeting, Engineering Committee
March 24th. 19?6
Dept. of Health and Social Services
re: Parking on Murray Drive for
Aurora Day Care Centre Meals on
Wheels program -information
requested
Planning Dept. re Region Base
outlining municipally owned
parks
re Sidewalk Ramps -quidelines
re Newsletter March 19?6
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT' D
-5-
7-47 Mrs. Florence Munoey
(Information)
7-48 Kennel Inn
(Council in Committee)
?-49 Narconon
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
?-50 Municipal Liaison
Committee
(Information)
?-51 The Metropolitan Toronto
and Region Conservation
Authority
(Information)
7-52 Reid & Assoc. Ltd.
(Works Committee)
7-53 Ministry of Treasury
Economics and Intergovern-
mental Affairs
(Information)
7-54-OntarioHousing
Corporation
(Council in Committee)
?-55 Mr. W. Walker
(Council in Committee)
7-56 Dale & Co. Ltd.
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
7-57 Ministry of Treasury,
Economics and Intergover.n-
mental Affairs
(Pa:dt s and Recreation,
Mr. Batson, Mrs. Ferguson)
7-58 The York County Board of
Education
(Public Safety Committee,
Clerk acknowledged)
......... , ... ,
A..PRIL 5th. 19?6
re: letter of acknowledgement
re appointment to York County
Hospital Board of Directors
re: Per Capita charges
re: information requested re
By-laws etc. for the posting of
posters in Town of Aurora
re Annual Review for 1975
re Appointment of new Secretary
re reconstruction of Wellington
St. East
re Background Newslette~ ~'~h
19th. 1976
Newmarket re: Rent Supplement
Program Town of Aurora
Memo to Mr. Rodger re the major
updating of the 1974 Aurora Roads
Needs Study
re property Policy D ·1616
information requested
re Interpretation of the recre~
tion provisions as they appear'
in the various Regional Acts
re Parking opposite Dr. G. W.
Williams Secondary School
REGULAR :MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
-6-
7-59 Aurora Figure Skating
Club
(Parks & Recreation
Committee, E. Bateon)
APRIL 5th. 19?6
re Condition of ice surface at
Aurora Community Centre
7-60 Ontario Housing Corporation re: Aurora Home 1/67
(Council in Committee)
7-61
7-62
7-63
7-64
Mrs. D. C. McClure
(Council in Committee)
R~id & Assoc. Ltd.
(Planning and Development,
Harrington)
Ministry of Culture and
Recreation
(Parks & Recreation,
Mrs. P. Ferguson)
York Regional Land
Division Committee
(Planning and Development,
Harrington, Clerk to
reply)
re: Resignation from Heritage·
Committee
re Proposed Subdivision Kennedy
Street, West (Gilbert) Project
No.566
re OntaDb Experience '76 Program
~.
re application for Consent
Heathdowns Golf Course Ltd.
Lot 77 Cone. 1. W.Y.S. Town of
Aurora Sub. A.76.3
7-65 York Regional Land re Application for Consent
7-66
7-67
7-68
7-69
Division Committee Heathdowns Golf Course
(Planning and Development, Ltd. Lot 77 Cone. 1. W.Y.S. Town
Harrington, Clerk to reply)of Aurora Sub. A76.2
Mr. Wm. Walker
(Information, Councillor
Simmons)
Ministry of Treasury,
Economics and Intergovern-
mental Affairs
(Information, Treasurer)
Canadian Transport
Commission
(Information)
York Central Hospital
(Information)
Town Superintendent copy of
letter to Mr. M. Mannapso re
Water Quality, Town of Aurora
Water Distribution System
copy of letter to Mr. Johnson re
Budget Process
copy of letter to Mr. J. P.ye
Canadian National Railways re:
St. John's Road level crossing
in Aurora
Richmond Hillre: Agency housing
meeting May 5th. 1976
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D
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7-70 The Premier of Ontario
Mr. Wm. Davies
APRIL 5t:h. 1976
re: By-law to regulate and control
cats due to the danger of rabies
Timpson:
Miller:
"Resolved that this letter be received
and filed."
CARRIED
7-71 Reed, Shaw, and
Stenhouse
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
7-72 Regional Municipality of
York-Clerk's Dept.
(Information, Treasurer)
7-73 Davies, Ward and Beck
(Information, Clerk
replied)
7-74 Regional Municipality
of York
(Information, Harrington)
7-75 South Lake Simcoe
Conservation Authority
(Planning and Development,
Harrington)
7-76 South Lake Simcoe
Conservation Authority
(Planning and Development,
R. '!arrington )
7-77 Regional Municipality of
York
(Information, Reid,
Walker)
7-78 The Ambassadors Drum and
Bugle Corps.
(Parks and Recreation,
Committee, Mrs. Ferguson,
Mr. N. Weller)
7-79 South Lake Simcoe
Conservation Authority
(Information)
7-80 Reed, Shaw and Stenhase
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
re: Automobile Policy No. 863753
information r~quested ·
re: By-law No. L-11-76-26 to
levy against the municipalities
before the adoption of the ·
estimates certain sums of money
required during the year 1976 '
re: 71 Aurora Heights Dr. request
to Release and Discharge
copy of letter to Wimpey Homes
Ltd. re Wimpey Homes Ltd. Lot
83 Cone. 1 Town of Aurora
Subdivision Application
re: Proposed Daytime Parking
Lot 75 Yonge St. S. Aurora
re: Proposed Daytime Parking
Lot 84 Yonge St. S. Aurora
Engineering Dept. re approval
of Sewers and Watermain instal~-
ation 1
re proposed Walk-a-Thon April .
25th. 1976 request to serve food
and drinks prepared on camp
stoves
re Meeting on Thursday March 1-')
1976 Minutes ·
re Comprehensive Liability Pol~cy
No. L292851 information req~ost:ed
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REGULAR MEETING
CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D
7-81 Regional ~cipality
of York
(Information)
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7-82 Assessment Review Court
(Information)
7-83 Town of Richmond Hill
APIUL 5th. 1976
Administrative ~ommittee
Meeting Monday March 29th. 19'76
Agenda ·
Court Schedule Town of Aurora
Administrative Cerlre May 3rd.
4th. 1976
re Resolution aaopted by
Richmond Hill re: Financial
Assistance mentally retarded
Roth:
Davis:
"Resolved that the Ministry of Community and
Social Services be •equested to supply the
following information before the Council of
the Town of Aurora considers this resolution
further:
1. Why the grant was set up?
2. The Guidelines for the Grant.
3. How do other organizations intend to use
iii;?
C.ABRIED
7-84 . Aurora Community Tennis
Cl•lb
(Council in Committee
Mar. 29th. )
7-85 York County Board of
Education
(Information)
7-86 Town of Aurora Committee
of Adjustment
(Planning and Development,
Harrington)
7-87 York County Board of
Education
(Information, Treasurer)
7-88 The Regional Municipality
of York
(Infonnation)
re Resurfacing of Tennis Courts
Meeting March 29th. 1976 Agenda
re Submission No.'s A4.76, A6.76
A5.76 (Weller) Notices of Hearing
re: 1976 Municipal Levies for
School Purposes .
Copy of letter. to Conroy G.
Dawson Planning Consultants
Inc. re Alliance Building Co~.
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REGULAR MI:ET'fll\G
CORRESPONDENCE CONTI D
-9 -Ant!t. ,th. ., ,,e
7-89 Regional Municipality Engineering Comm.. re: Meeting
of York Tuesday, March 30th. 1976
(Information)
7-90 Aurora Hellenics Social and re: Indoor Soccer Tournament
Soccer Club
(Council in Committee
Mar. 29th.)
7-91 Ministry of Industry re request for Brochures
?-92
7-93
7-94
7-95
7-96
7-97
and Tourism
(Information, Clerk to
reply)
Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
(Information, Treasurer,
Transportation Committee)
Mrs. N. McCartney
(Information, Harrington)
Office of the Leader
of the Opposition
(Information)
~egional Municipality
of York
(Planning and Development
R. Harrington)
Canadian Federation
of Mayors and Municipal-
ities
(Information)
Redd & Assoc. Ltd.
(Information)
re: Municipal Transit Subsidy
Program
re: request for Vendor's Permit
request for information to run
Variety Store, etc.
re: Hospital Closings
Planning Dept. re Proposed plan
of Subdivision Pt. Lot 16, Cone
3
re 39th. Annual Conference June
15th-June 18th. 1976 Vancouver
British Columbia ·
re appointment of B. Marshall
to staff
7-98 Regional Municipality Planning Committee Meeting
of York March 31st. 1976 Agenda
(Information)
?-99 Ministry of Treasury, News Release March 29th. 19?6
Economics and Intergovern-
mental Affairs
(Information)
REGULAR MEETING
CORRESR>NDENCE CONTI D
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?-'100 Aurora Figure Skating
Club
(Information, E. Batson)
?-101 Aurora Block Parents
Committee
(Tabled to Delegations)
?-'102 Lions Club of Aurora
(Resolution)
APRIL 5th. 19?6
re: Letter of clarification
re: request to appear as
delegation April 5th.
\valkathon Committee re: Trophy
to be awarded to winner of
competition between Towns of
Aurora and Newmarket
Miller:
Timpson:
"Resolved that the Correspondence be accepted as
recommended in the Clerk's Report."
CARRIED
DELEGATIONS
Mrs. V. Seaman representing "Block Parents" appeared be! ore
Council to outline their organizations aims and objectives,
and to request assistance from the Council of the Town of
Aurora on several matters following their presentation.
Timpson: "Resolved that the week of May 17th. 1976 be declared
Williamson: Block Parents Week in the Town of Aurora and that
their request for a grant of $220.00 to cover the
purchase of signs be referred to the Budget
discussions."
CARRIED
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
<-Land Division Committee Report #25
DATE: February 26, 1976
NAME: Village In the Valley Limited
ADDRESS: 186? Yonge Street, Suite 1100, Toronto, Ontario M4S '1Y5
PROPERTY: Part Lots 71 and ?2 Concession 1 E.Y.B ·
Town of Aurora
REGULAR MEETING -11 -APRIL 5th. 1976
REFORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
IN THE MATTER OF Subsection (3) o£ Section 42 of The Planning
Act (R.s.o~ 1970 Ch/ 349) as amended, and
IN THE MATTER OF an application by Village In the Valley Limited,
for consent to convey a parcel of land having an area of 1.951
acres and frontage of 492.70 feet, as shown hatched on a sketch
attached as Appendix No. 1, for agricultural purposes.
BEFORE: R.E. McAfee (Chairman), Ms. B.E. Brodeur, H.J. Chambers, R. W. Keffer, R.E. Preston, Mrs. M. I. Smithyes, W.J. Taylor,
being a quorum of the Land Division Committee on Tuesday, February
24th. 1976.
Mr. Steven Iczkovitz of Shiff, Gross, Solicitors for the applicant,
appeared at the Hearing. Mr. James Jongeneel, President of
Matjon Properties LimitEd was also present.
The applicant seeks consent to convey a parcel of land having an
area of 1.951 acres with frontage of 492.70 feet on the north side
of Bloomington Road, located approximately 1900 feet west of Bayview
Avenue, for agricutural purposes. The applicant would retain lanq
which comprises Registered Plan M-1582, an Estate Residential
,~lan of Subdivision location to the north. Access to the lots'
'in the Plan are gained via an internal road system. The subject
land is vacant. The Estate Residential Plan of Subdivision is
presently under development.
The applicant's land is designated "Estate Residential" by
Amendment Number 1 to the Official Plan for the former Township
of Whitchurch Planning Area, except for the southerly 150 feet,
being the subject land, which is designated "Rural". The Rural
designation requires that the subject land conform to the provisions
of the Zoning By-law. However, the Town of Aurora has adopted an
Interim Official Plan which is not yet approved by the Minister,
but which designates the subject land •Estate Residential".
The subject land is zoned "R" -Rural by By-law Number 2042-75
which has not yet been approved by the Municipal Board. The rural
zone requires a minimum lot frontage of 600 feet and a minimum lot
area of 25 acres.
Notwithstanding that the proposed use of the subject land is shown
as being "Agricl'ltural", the agent for the proposed purchaser
advises that the subject land will be used for residential purpos~s.
Neither the subject land nor the remaining land is serviced
by a municipal water system or municipal sanitary sewers and
apparently none are contemplated in the foreseeable future •
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REGULAR MEETING -12 -APRIL 5th. 1976
REPORTS .QE. COMMITTEES CONT' D
Lots in the abutting Estate Residential Plan are to be serviced
by private well and septic tank and tile field systems. The
subject land fronts onto the original road allowance for Bloomington
Road which will, in effect be a "Service road" adjacent to ,
Bloomington Road as re-constructed by the Regional Municipality
of York, to the south. Reportedly, the origiLel road allowance
will remain as an assumed public street.
The Committee is satisfied that the applicant's proposal conforms
to the provisions of the Interim Official Plan and that the subjeqt
land is suitable for residential purposes and will be compatible ·
with the Estate Residential Plan of Subdivision presently under
·,,,/ development to the north. The Committee is further satisfied
that a Plan of subdivision approved under Section 33 of the
Planning Act is not necessary to ensure the proper and orderly
development of the Municipality.
It is, therefore, the decision of the Land Division Committee
that Application Number A.75.18, be, and the same is, hereby,
APPROVED, upon fulfilment of the following conditions:
1. Payment of all taxes, to date, to the Town of Aurora;
2. Ontario Municipal Board approval of an appropriate amendment
to the Restricted Area By-law affecting the applicant's land,
passed by Council in response to an application submitted by
the applicant, to permit the use of the subject land for the
intended residential uses;
3. Conveyance of a one foot reserve across the Regional Road
Number 40 frontage of the subject land, to the Regional
Municipality of York, without cost, and free of encumbrances;
4. Submission to the Secretary-Treasurer, of a fully executed
deed, in triplicate, conveying the subject land;
5. Submission to the Secretary-Treasurer, of three white prints
of a registered Plan of Reference of the subject land, which
conforms substantially with the application as submitted and
which shows the required one foot reserve:
6. Fulfilment of Conditions 1,2,3, 4 and 5 not later than
JANUARY 26, 1972.
NOTE: The foregoing conditions must be fulfilled before certificate
of consent can be issued (Subsection (12) of Section 29 of
The Planning Act (R.s.o. 1970, Ch. 349) as amended).
REGULAR MEETING -1:? -
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT' D
Land Division Committee Report #26
Submission No. B82/76
File No. A.75.17
DECISION
DATE: February 2~, 1976
NAME: Village In The Valley Limited
.Al'!UL 5th. 1~7el
ADDRESS:
PROPERTY:
1867 Yonge Street, Suite 1100, Toronto, Ontario M4S 1Y5
Part Lots 71 and 72, Concession 1 E.Y.S.
Town of Aurora.
IN THE MATTER OF Subsection (3) of Section 42 of The Planning
Act (R.S.O. 1970 Ch. 349) as amended, and
IN THE MATTER OF an application by Village In the Valley Limited,
for consent to convey a parcel of land having an area of 47.498
acres and frontage of 325.92 feet, as shown hatched on a sketch
attached as Appendix No. 1, for agricultural purposes.
BEFORE: R. E. McAfee (Chairman), Ms. B. E. Brodeur, H. J. A.
Chambers, R.W. Keffer, R.E. Preston, Mrs. I'l. I. Smithyes, W.J.
Taylor, being a quorum of the Land Division Committee on Tuesday,
February 24, 1976.
Mr. Steven Iczkovitz of Shiff, Gross, Solicitors for the applican~,
appeared at the Hearing. Mr. James Jongeneel, President of
I'latjon Properties Limited, was also present.
The applicant seeks consent to convey a parcel of land having
an area of 47.498 acres with frontage of 325.92 feet on the east
side of Yonge Street, located approximately 1343 feet north of
Bloomington Road, for agricultural purposes. The applicant
would retain land which comprises Registered Plan M-1582
an Estate Residential Plan of Subdivision located to the east.
Access to the lots in the Plan are gained via an internal road
system. The subject land is vacant. The Estate Residential Plan
of Subdivision is presently under development.
The applicant's land is designated "Estate Residential" by
Amendment Number 1 to the Official Plan for the former Township
of Whitchurch Planning Area. The Estate Residential designation
permits residential lots of not less than 2 acres in area, subject
to rezoning. The subject· land is zoned "R" -Rural by By-law ·
Number 2042-75 which has not yet been approved by the Municipal
.Board.
REGULAR MEETING -'14--.APRIL 5th. '1976
REPORTS .Q! COMMITTEES CONT' D
The rural zone requires a minimum lot frontage of 600 feet and
a minimum lot area of 25 acres.
The Committee notes that the Ministry of Transportation and
Communications has no objections to the application provided that
access to the subject land is gained via Steeplechase Avenue,
being one of the internal roads in the adjacent Estate Residential
Plan, Number M-'1582. Reportedly, the subject land is used for
the grazing and keeping of horses, with physical access being
gained from Yonge Street. At present, there is a one foot
reserve across Steeplechase Avenue, preventing legal access to that
street. In any event, existing trees and topographical considerat~
ions would appear to make direct access to Steeplechase Avenue
difficult, at this time.
The Committee is satisfied that the applicant's proposal conforms
to the provisions of the Official Plan and that the subject land
is suitable for the continuation of existing agricultural uses
and will be compatible ~:th the Estate Residential Plan of
Subdivision presently under development to the east. The
Committee is also satisfied that a Plan of Subdivision approved
under Section 33 of The Planning Act is not necessary in the
subject application, to ensure the proper and orderly development
of the Municipality. Further, the Committee is satisfied that
conveyance of the subject land will not contribute to an increase
in traffic onto Yonge Street provided the land continues to be
used for agricultural purposes and that if the land is developed
as Residential Plan of Subdivision in the future as suggested by
the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, that Ministry
will have an opportunity at that time to comment on and regulate
traffic onto Yonge Street. Finally, the Committee is satisfied
that conveyance of the subject land will not create a parcel which
does not conform to the provisions of the By-law with respect to
minimum frontage on a public street, since the frontage of the
subject land represents all of the frontage owned by the applicant.
The Committee notes that if the applicant conveys lots 23 to 30
inclusive, Plan M-'1582, it will effectively create the parcel which
is the subject of this application.
It is, therefore, the decision of the Land Division Committee
that Application Number A.75.'17 be, and the same is, hereby,
APPROVED, upon fulfilment of the following conditions:
'1. Payment of all taxes, to date, to the Town of Aurora;
2. Submission to the Secretary-Treasurer, of a fully executed
deed, in triplicate, conveying the subject land;
3. Submission to the Secretary-Treasurer, of three white prints
of a registered Plan of Reference of the subject land which
conforms substantially with the application as submitted;
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REGULAR MEETING -15 -APRIL 5th. 1976
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT' D
4. Fulfilment of Conditions 1,2 and 3 not later than
JANUARY 26, 1977.
NOTE: The above conditions must be fulfilled before certificate
of consent can be issued (Subsection (12) of Section 29
of The Planning Act (R.s.o. 1970, Ch. 349) as amended).
Land Division Committee Report #27
Submission No. B81/76
File No. A.75.16
DATE: February 26, 1976
DECISION
Nill1E: Village In The Valley Limited
ADDRESS: 1867 Yonge Street, Suite 1100, Toronto, Ontario M4S 1Y5
PROPERTY: Part Lots 7~ and 72, Concession 1 E.Y.S.
Town of Aurora
IN THE MATTER OF Subsection (3) of Section 42 of The Planning
Act (R.S.O. 1970 Ch. 349) as amended, and
IN THE MATTER OF an application by Village In The Valley Limited
for consent to convey a parcel of land having an area of 6.187 acres
and frontage of 1787.65 feet, as shown hatched on a sketch
attached as Appendix No •. 1, for agricultural purposes.
BEFORE: R.E. McAfee (Chairman), Ms. B.E. Brodeur, H.J.A. Chambers, R.W. Keffer, R.E. Preston, Mrs. M.I. Smithyes, W.J. Taylor, being
a quorum of the Land Division Committee on Tuesday, February 24,
1976.
Mr. Steven Iczkovitz of Shiff, Gross, Solicitors for the applicant,
appeared at the Hearing. Mr. James Jongeneel, President of '
Matjon Properties Limited was also present.
The applicatn seeks consent to convey a parcel of land at the
north-west corner of Bayview Avenue and Bloomington Road having
an area of 6.187 acres with frontage of 1787.65 feet on the north
side of Bloomington Road and 150 feet on the west side of Bayview
Avenue, for agricultural purposes. The applicant would retain
land Which comprises Registered Plan M-1582, an Estate Residential
Plan of Subdivision located to the north. Access to the lots
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in the Plan are
land is vacant.
presently under
gained via an internal road system. The subject
The Estate Residential Plan of Subdivision is
development.
The applicant's land is designated "Estate Residenti&t.l" by
Amendment Number 1 to the Official ~lan for the former Township
of Whitchurch Planning .Area, except for the southerly 150 feet,
being the subject land, which is designated "Rural". The Rural
designation requires that the subject land conform to the
provisions of the Zoning Bylaw. However, the Town of Aurora has
adopted an Interim Official Plan which is n.ot yet approved by
the Minister, but which designated the subject land is zoned"R"
-Rural by By-law Number 2042-75 which has not yet been approved
by the Municipal Board. The rural zone requires a minimum lot
frontage of 600 feet and a minimum lot area of 25 acres.
Notwithstanding that the proposed use of the subject land is shown
as being "Agrieultural", the agent for the proposed purchaser
advises that the subject land \<.lll be used for residential
purposes. Neither the subject land nor the remaining land is
serviced 'oy a municipal water system or municipal sanitary se\'rers
and apparently none are contemplated in the foreseeable future.
Lots in the ;butting Estate Residenti~l Plan are to be serviced
by p~ivate well and septic tank and tile systems. The subject
land f~onts onto the original road allowance for Bloomington Road
whieh will. in effect be a "service road" adjacent to Bloomington
Roaa as re-eonstru~ted by the Regional Municipality of York,
to the south. Reportedly, the original road allowance will remain
as an asS\lllied public street.
The Committee is satisfied that the applic.ant• s proposal conforms'
to the provisions of the Interim Official Plan and that the ·
subject land is suitable for residential purposes and will be
compatible with the Estate .Residential Plan of Subdivision
presently "Under development to the north. The Committee is
further satisfied that a Plan of Subdivision approved under
Seetion 33 of The Planning Act is not necessary to ensure the
proper and o~d~rly development of the Municipality.'
It is. therefore, the decision of the Land Division Committee that
Application Number A.75.16 be, and the same is, hereby, APPROVED,
upon fulfilment of the following cqnditions:
1. Payment of all taxes, to date, to the Town of Aurora;
2. Ontario Municipal Board approval of fin appropriate amendment.
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to the Restricted ]U)ea By-law affec.ting the applicant's land
passed by Council in response to an application submitted h1 the
applieant, to permit the use of the subjBct land for the
in'be:odeil. ~idential USBS;
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3. Conveyance of a one foot ~seTVe across the Regional Road
Number 34 frontage of the subject land, to the Regional
Municipality of York, without cost, and free of encumbrances; ,
4. Submission to the Secretary-Treasurer, of a fully executed
deed, in triplicate, conveying the subject land;
5. Submission to the Secretary-Treasurer, of three white prints
of a resigtered Plan of Reference of the subject land, which
conforms substantially with the application as submitted and
which shows the required one foot reserve;
6. Fulfilment of Conditions 1,2,3,4and 5 not later than
JANUARY 26, 1927.
~: The foregoing conditions must be fulfilled before
certificate of consent can be issued (Subsection (12) of
Section 29 of The Planning Act (R.S.O. 1970. Ch. 349)
as amended).
Timpsont
Davis:
"Resolved that Land Division Committee Reports
#25, #26 and #27 be accepted."
CARRIED
Planning and Development Committee Report #28
Councillor Davis presented a report of the Planning and Development
Committee in which the Committee respectfully submitted the
following:
The Planning & Development Committee held a meeting on Monday,
March 29, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. The following were present:
Councillor W. Davis, Councillor G. Timpson Councillor J. Williamson,
Building Inspector R. J. Harrington and Planner S. Siebert.
1 • DELEGATIONS
A. Re: 84 Yonge St. s. Aurora
Mr. D. Bowman (Architect) explained the planned addition to
L. Rosenberg and Associates Building, Yonge St.S., showing
elevation drawings and a coloured perspective drawing.
The Committee recommends approval of this project, and a Site
Plan Agreement be entered into. Also, the Committee will
support a Minor Variance regarding the second storey addition
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over the existing building, as it would not comply with the
10' setback now required as per Zoning By-law 1863.
B. Re: Ft. Lot 71 Cone. 1 E.Y.S.
c.
Mr. J. Jongeneel and Solicitor Mr. B. Swayze, appeared re
Part Lot 71, Cone. 1 proposed 4 lot, Estate Lot Subdivision.
The draft Official Plan Amendment, draft Zoning By-law
amendment and draft Development Agreement, were discussed and
explained as presented by the owner and Solicitor. The
Committee approves this project, and subject to Solicitor R.
S. Thompson's comments, would recommend the required
severance when the owner applies to the Land Division
Committee, be approved.
Letter 6-5
Letter 6-73
Rer Mr. Piebrock -proposed seve'fance of
W ~ Lot 11 Cone. 111 E.Y.S. -4 acre Lot.
Mr. Piebrock appeared before the Committee and explained
the severance would be a future lot for his daughters.
The Committee reserved any recommendation at this time.
D. Letter 5-56 Mustan~ Financial -Elderberry Hills Subdivision
Part Lot 2 Cone. 1 .Y.S.
Mr. J. Service and Mr. N. Angellotti, principles of Mustang
Developments appeared before the Committee.
The Committee recommends the Re-Zoning application be
processed, the Official Plan be finalized and the Subdivision
Agreement be processed, to the satisfaction of the Town,
.including a Land Appraisal, as related to cash in lieu of
parkland.
(a) Lots 1 -35 inclusive changed from Rural "R" Zone Rural
Estate Residential First Density "RR2" Zone -and -
(b) Blocks A and C changed from Rural "R" Zone to Major
Open Space Special, permitting equestrian centres and
buildings accesso~ thereto and outdoor recreation uses.
2. Don Greenham-Proposed Commercial Stores Project -14.190 ss
ft • fit" 183, Plan 246 ·
The Committee recommends the proposal be processed, via a
Site Plan Agreement. The Committee fUrther suggests
Landscaping be provided to shield the front yard parking.
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3.
4.
5-
The Committee supports applications A.4.76 and A.5.76. However,
it feels application A.6.76 is not required as per By-law
1909-71. Therefore, the Committee recommends the present
front yard set-back required under By-law 1863 be reduced in
the new Zoning By-law to 20'.
Letter 7-12 M. Peterson Ft. Lot 3 & 4, Plan 68 -Zoning By--lat-T
Amendment
The Committee recommends the Zoning Amendment be supported
as presented by Solicitor, Mr. T. McPherson.
Letter #22 Factory Equipment 162 Centre Street
The Committee recommends the Front yard variance -facing
Industry Street, as requested, be supportrd, subject to the
stipulation that the loading and unloading be done parallel
to Industry Street.
6. Proposed Howard Johnson Motor Hotel
The Committee recommends that Council obtain a letter from
principles involved as to when we can expect construction
to commence on the new Howard Johnson Motor Hotel. The
Committee recommends the Secretary of the Pla~ing and
Development Committee send a letter to Mrs. D. Herskovits.
Items #1 to #6 Inclusive Carried
Davis:
Timpson:
"Resolved that the Planning and Development Report
#28 dated March 29th. 1976 be discussed item by item
and accepted." ·
CARRIED
Puplic Safety Committee Report #29
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 on Thursday,
Apri~ 1st. 1976, in Committee Room No. 2 at 8:00 p.m •
REGULAR MEETING -20 -APRIL 5th. 19?6
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES CONT'D
Present were: Councillors Timpson and Jackson.
Councillor Miller sent his regrets.
1. (a) Parking on Dunning Avenue -north side -east and west
of Cameron Avenue -Letters 6-62 and 7-58
The Committee recommends that"No Parking -8:30 a.m. to 4:00p.m.
Monday to Friday" -signs be erected on the north side of
Dunning Avenue, east and west of Cameron Avenue opposite the
Dr. G. W. Williams Secondary School property.
(b) Parking on Gurnett Street, east side.
The Committee recommends that the "No Parking Anytime" signs on
the east side of Gurnett Street from Connaught Avenue to the
northerly property boundary of 95 Gurnett Street be removed.
(c) The Committee recommends that By-law #1867 be amended
to incorporate these recommendations.
2. Fire Report for month of February, 1976 -Letter 6-16
The Committee recommends that this letter be accepted as
information.
Items #1 to #2 Inclusive Carried
Timpson:
Jackson:
"Resolved that Public Safety Committee Report #29
dated April 1st. 1976 be discussed item by item and
accepted."
CARRIED
Council in Committee Report #30
Councillor Timpson in the Chair
Mayor Buck presented a report of Council in Committee in which
the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Council in Committee was held on Wednesday,
March 31st. 1976 at 7:00 p.m.
Present: Mayor E. Buck, Councillors: Davis, Jackson, Miller, Roth,
Simmons, Timpson and Williamson.
,The following matters were discussed:
1 • DELEGATIONS
Mr. John Traganitis appeared before Council in Committee on
REGULAR MEETING -21 -APRIL 5th. 1976
REPORTS Q! COI'IMITTE.Bf:! CONT' D
behalf of the Aurora Soccer Club and requested Council's
consideration in making alternate arrangements for the
Indoor Soccer Tournament, planned for the Community Centre,
April "lOth. 1976, if the Juvenile Hockey, Ontario Championship
is carried over to this date. Council in Committee directed
Mr. E. Batson, Recreation Administrator to assist the Soccer
Club in any way possible to arrange alternate accommodations.
2. Kiwanis Building -Confederation Park
Councillor G. Timpson declared a possible conflict of interest
in the following matter and refrained from any discussion
on the matter.
Mr. J. West, representing the Kiwanis Club appeared before
Council in Committee and requested Council's consideration
in the location of the building being donated by the Kiwanis
Club for Confederation park, and the grants available for
same.
Council in Committee recommends that a By-law be prepared for
Council's consideration. designating Confederation Park as an
Athletic Field so that grants may be obtained under the
Community Centres Act.
The location of the building is still to be determined.
3. Mr. & Mrs. D. Routledge, and Mr. F. Ash appeared before Council
in Committee on behalf of the Aurora Community Tennis Club
requesting consideration be given to including the amount of
$4,000.00 in the 1976 Budget to cover the resurfacing of the
Tennis Courts.
Council in Committee recommends that this request be referred
to 1976 Budget discussions and the Aurora Community Tennis
Club is to arrange that an Application be made to the Wintario
to see what grants can be obtained for the resurfacing of the
tennis courts.
4. A representative from Tridel Construction Co.LTd. appeared
before Council in Committee requesting that they be allowed
to build a coin operated laundry in the Town House section
of their Subdivision.
Council in Committee recommends that Tridel Construction be
requested to provide this service in space already available
in the Subdivision and that no additional building be allowed.
REGULAR MEETING -22 -APRIL 5th. '1976
REPORTS .Q! COMMITTEES CONT' D
5. A letter was received from the Royal Canadian Legion requesting
permission to hold a parade on April 3rd. 1976 from the Dr.
G. W. Williams Secondary School to the Cenotaph.
Council in Committee recommends approval of this request
and that the York Regional Police Department be notified
of the granting of this permission.
/ 6. Letter 7-48 -Kennel Inn
Council in Committee considered the request from Kennel Inn
for an increase in their fees from $1.45 per capita to
$1.55 per capita.
7. Letter 7-30 -Aurora Minor Hockey
Council in Committee considered the letter from the Aurora
Minor Hockey organisation requesting free use of the
Community Centre arena floor area for April 23rd. 1976.
Council in Committee recommends that this letter be referred
to the Clerk Administrator and Recreation Administrator
to obtain further information on this request.
8. -Ontario Housin oration-Rent Su lement
Council in Committee recommends that this letter be received
as information at this time.
9. Letter 7-40 -Wimpey Homes L~d.
Council in Committee considered the request of Wimpey Homes
Ltd. regarding the naming of the street in Link Housing,
Block M Plan of Subdivision as "Hunters Gate".
In consideration of this request Council in Committee were
advised that there are a number of streets in the Region with
similar names.and would recommend that this request for
"Hunters Gnto" not be approved.
Council in Committee recommended the name of "Parkview Court".
10. of
Council in Committee recommends that this letter be received
as information.
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REPORrS .Q! COl"ll'11TTEES CONT' D
'1'1. -Resignation from Special
Cif1ncil in Committee accepted with regret the resignation of
Mrs. D. McClure from the Special Heritage Committee and
requested that a letter of appreciation be forwarded to
Mrs. McClure for her interest in this Committee.
Council in Committee recommends that the Historical Society
be requested to submit the name of a new appointee to this
Committee.
'12. Memo from J. D. Reid-Re: Wimpe;y Homes Link: Housing
Subdivision
Council in Committee considered the report of J. D. Reid
regarding the underground servicing plan for Wimpey Link
Housing Subdivision.
Council in Committee reviewed this plan of subdivision and
as Wimpey Homes has met all the reqirements of the Town of
Aurora, Council in Committee recommends that Wimpey Homes
Ltd., be allowed to proceed with pre-servicing of under-
ground services for this proposed subdivision.
13. Report on Proposed Walkway, West Side of Yonge Street South
The Clerk Administrator reported on the proposed walkway and
advised Council in Committee of complications that have
arisen.
Council in Committee recommends that the Clerk Administrator
meet with Mr. T. McPherson to discuss this matter further.
14. Trillium Award ProEg;aJ!\
Council in Committee recommends that Mr. N. Weller, Parks
Foreman be appointed the Town of Aurora's representative
to this program.
Item #1 Carried
Item #2 Carried
Item #3 Amendment
Miller:
Jackson:
"Resolved that this item be held over until
resolutions."
CARRIED
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REPORTS Q[ COMMITTEES CONT 1 D
Item #4 Carried
Item #5 Carried
Item #6 Carried
Item fl!7 Carried
Item #8 Amendment
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Miller:
Jackson:
"Resolved that this item be referred to
Resolutions."
CARRIED
Item #9 Carried
Item ~0 Carried
Item ~1 Carried
Item ~2 Carried
Item #13 Carried
Item ~4 Carried
Buck:
Davis:
"Resolved that the Council in Committee Report #30 dr:;;ed
April 5th. 1976 be discussed item by item and
accepted as amended and the Seal of the Corporation .. ~
be attached hereto."
CARRIED
Parks and Recreation Committee Report #31
Councillor Miller pr&sented a report of the Parks and Recreation
Committee in which the Committee respectfully submitted the
following:
A meeting of the Parks and RecreatioL Committee was held on March
30th. 1976 at 8:00 p.m.
Present were: Councillors: Miller, Williamson and Roth.
Mr. E. Batson -Recreation Administrator.
Mr. P. Bailey, Mrs. M. Dawson and Mr. F. Caruso
Mr. N. Weller -Parks Foreman.
1. Letter 4-86-re: Aurora Horse Show.
Councillor P. T. Miller read a letter from the Aurora Horse Show
to the Town Council in which Council was ag~ilasked for the
annual donation of $500.00.
After some discussion, the Committee recommends to Council
that the sum of $500.00 be given to the Horse Show.
2. Letter 7-78 Ambassadors Drum and Bugle Corps.
A letter from the Ambassadors Drum and Bugle Corps. was read.
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REPORTS OF C JMMITTEES CONT' D
They mentioned their Walk-a-thon on April 25th. and requested
that the washrooms at Fleury Park be opened for use by the
public and that permission be granted for the use of camp
stoves in the park.
The Committee gave the necessary permission for these requests.
3. The Committee discussed the condition of the Tennis Courts in
McMahon Park and during the discussion, Parks Foreman Mr. N.
Weller, stated that although he did not have a close look at
the courts, he did not think that the surface was as bad as
reported.
Chairman, P. T. Miller, Parks Foreman, N. Weller, and either
Mr. Keith Davis of Newmarket or Mr. Bob Bedard of St. Andre'l'rs
Coilege would inspect the courts and report back.
Item #1
Amendment:
Miller:
Williamson:
Item #2 Carried
Item #3 Carried
Miller:
Williamson:
RESOLUTIONS
Tennis Courts
McMahon Park
Miller:
Timpson:
"Resolved that Item #1 be referred to Budget
discussio.ns."
CARRIED
"Resolved that Parks and Recreation Committee
Report #32 dated March 30th. 1976 be discussed
item by item and accepted as amended."
CARRIED
"WE:EREAS the Tennis Courts in McMahon Park and
Confederation Park need resurfacing;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the money to
resurface these courts be taken from the Parks
Trust Account to cover cost of same;
lliD FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED, that when grants are
received from Wintario that this money be replaced
in the Parks Trust Account;
AND THAT, the application be made to the Ministry
of Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs
for this approval."
CARRIED
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RESOLUTIONS CONT' D
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Aurora Minor Hockey
Association
Miller:
Timpson:
Mr. W. Mackey
Parks Dept.
11 Resolved that the Aurora Minor Hockey Association
be granted the use of the Community Centre floor
area on April 23rd. 1976 and no charge be made
for this use.11
CARRIED
Miller: 111r1HEREAS, Walter Mackey has completed his Probationary
Williamson: Period as a member of the Parks Department staff,
Office .....
Furnishings
Timpson:
Simmons:
Lions Club
Walkathon
Timpson:
Davis:
effective Feb~ary 19, 1976, and on the recommendation
of Mr. N. Weller Parks Foreman,
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Corporation of the Town of
Aurora does hereby appoint Mr. Walter Mackey to the
permanent staff of the Aurora Parks Department."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the account of York Stationers Ltd.,
iri the amount of $16,044.70, for Office Furnishings
be paid, from the Wimpey Reserve Fund, and the
Seal of the Corporation "'he attached hereto."
CARRIED
"Resolved that the Council of the Town of Aurora does
hereby endorse the Walkathon, by the Aurora Lions
Club, in aid of the Ontario Society for Crippled
Children.11
CARRIED
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RESOLUTIONS CONT 1 D
Central Mortgage and
Housing Corporation
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Simmons:
Roth:
"Resolved that Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
be requested to supply information on their criteria
for approval of the rental rates for apartments and
Townhouses in the To-wn of Aurora."
CARRIED
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
O.M.B. Decision
The Clerk Administratort K. B. Rodger gave a report on the O.M.B.
decision regarding A. Merkur and Sons and the Aurora Shopping
Plaza Assessment Appeal.
The Decision has been entered as correspondence 8-20.
BY-LAWS
#2070-76
1 st. Reading
Miller:
Simmons:
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law to
dedicate lands as an athletic field and that the
same be now read a first time."
2nd. Reading
Jackson:
CARRIED
Williamson: "That the By-law now before the Council be read a
second time and that the Council resolve it,el!
into a Committee of the Whole for that purpose."
Second Reading of the By-law approved in Open Council.
CARRIED
3rd. Reading
Williamson: "That the By-law now betore the Council be read a third
Roth: time this day and that Rule 22 of By-law No. 1468 be
suspended for that purpose."
CARRIED
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BY;, LAWS CONTI D
-28 -.APRIL 5th. '1976
#2066-76
To Amend Restricted
Area By-law 2042
1st. Reading
Davis:
Roth:
2nd. Reading
Timpson:
Simmons:
3rd. Reading
"That leave be given to introduce a By-law to Amend
Restricted Area By-law No. 2042-76 and that the same
be now read a :first time."
CARRIED
"That the By-law now bef'ore the Council be read a
second time and that the Council resolve itself into
a committee of the v1hole for that purpose."
Second Reading of the By-law approved in Open
CotL"lcil.
CARRIED
vlilliamson: "That the By-law now before the Council be read a
Jackson: third time this day and that Rule 21 of By-law
No. 2054-be suspended for that purpose."
CARRIED
NOTICE OF MOTION
Councillor Simmons gave Notice of Motion re the changing of the
speed limit from 40 mph. to 30 mph. on Yonge Street South.
Williamson: "Resolved that the meeting be adjourned." (10:55 p.m.)
CARRIED
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