MINUTES - Council - 19910515MINUTES
TOWN OF AURORA
COUNCIL MEETING
NO. 24-91
Boardroom
York Region Board of Education Administrative Offices
Wednesday, May 15, 1991
8:00 p.m.
COUNCIL MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE Mayor West in Chair; Councillors
Jones, Mcintyre, McKenzie, Ochalski,
Pedersen, Stewart, Timpson and Weller.
STAFF MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE
DECLARATION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST
Chief Administrative Officer,
Municipal Clerk, Deputy Clerk,
Director of Building Administration,
Director of Planning, Director of
Leisure Services, Director of
Personne 1, Director of Pub 1 i c Works,
Fire Chief, Treasurer.
Counci 11 or Pedersen declared a pass i b 1 e Conflict of Interest in Accounts
paid to Canada Law Book, due to employment with same, and did not take part
in or vote on any questions in this regard, or attempt in any way to
influence the voting on such questions.
Councillor McKenzie declared a possible Conflict of Interest in Accounts
paid to Herb McKenzie Auto Parts, due to monetary interest in same, and did
not take part in or vote on any questions in this regard, or attempt in any
way to influence the voting on such questions.
Councillor Jones declared a possible Conflict of Interest in the recommended
release of securities related to Timberlane Tennis and Country Club, due to
membership with same, and did not take part in or vote on any questions in
this regard, or attempt in any way to influence the voting on such questions.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
#258. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT the content of the Agenda be approved as outlined herein, with
the addition of a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert regarding a
family fireworks display to the New Business Section of the Agenda.
CARRIED
PRESENTATION
Mr. John Winter re: Aurora Commercial Structure Report
Mr. Winter prefaced his remarks by noting his appreciation of the rural
character of certain areas within the Town. At the same time, he indicated
that pressures for growth require the Town to make decisions with regard to
commercial development.
The Commercial Policy Study was prepared after consultation with the Town
Planning Department, retailers, consumers and residents of Aurora. Its
research reveals that funds are flowing out of the Town as residents leave
Aurora for certain shopping purposes. There appear to be gaps in the Town's
retail structure, particularly for clothing and department store
expenditures. However, it is anticipated that commercial space requirements
will grow.
Mr. Winter believes that the study wi 11 assist the Town to make decisions
pertaining to such matters as the location and design standards for future
commercial development.
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Its recommendations include designating more land for commercial purposes,
adopting a hierarchial structure to govern planning of shopping centre
concentrations based on frequency of visitation on a daily, weekly or
bi-weekly basis, permitting local convenience centres to range up to 15,000
to 20,000 square feet near new neighbourhoods and designating Wellington
Street East as a Special Study Area to permit evaluation of regional
shopping opportunities.
#259. Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Ochalski
THAT the presentation be received as information.
CARRIED
DELEGATIONS
Mr. Fischer, Aurora Friends of Nature re: Commercial Policy Study -
Official Plan
Mr. Fischer spoke in opposition to suggestions in the Commercial Policy
Study that a regional mall might be desirable on Wellington Street East near
to the 404. In his opinion, there are sufficient developed retail areas to
leave undeveloped rural areas intact and prevent further urban sprawl.
He emphasized that the regional mall would be on or adjacent to the Oak
Ridges Moraine, which is a unique geological feature of considerable
importance as an aquifer in the supply of drinking water in the area. The
regional mall would pose dangers of air pollution, plus the areas to be
paved would inhibit groundwater recharge of the aquifer and would run
gasoline polluted waters into the aquifer.
Mr. Fischer concluded by exhorting Counci 1 to recognize its res pons i bi 1 ity
to preserve water quality for future generations by turning down requests
for a regional mall in this area.
-Ms. Gail Meadows, Aurora Friends of Nature re: Commercial Policy Study -
Official Plan
Ms. Meadows challenged certain aspects of the Commercia 1 Po 1 icy Study as
they relate to a regional mall. She noted that the study is based on the
assumption that Town residents will use vehicles for their shopping needs
and the predictable result is a mall location that forces persons to drive
to shop.
Ms. Meadows noted the dangers that the regional mall would pose to the Oak
Ridges Moraine. She indicated that en vi ronmenta 1 i sts' concerns should not
be compartmentalized and be deemed to be satisfied solely by including parks
and open space areas in the planning process.
Noting that the survey of only 400 Town residents is not broad enough, and
that the most pressing need is for a department store, Ms. Meadows suggested
that the Stirling Drug site is an example of developed areas that could be
utilized to satisfy the needs of Town residents.
#260. Moved by Councillor Mcintyre Seconded by Councillor Pedersen
THAT the presentation be received as information.
CARRIED
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PASSING OF ACCOUNTS
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#261. Moved by Councillor Mcintyre Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT the fo 11 owing Accounts in the total amount of $2,837,575.23,
details of which are on file with the Treasury Office, are approved
by Council for payment and the seal of the Corporation be attached
hereto.
Cheques
Cheque #16385 TO #16527
Cheque #16528 TO #16634
Cheque #16635 TO #16751
Manual Cheques
29/91 TO 34/91
TOTAL
$ 491,487.79
$2,058' 605.10
$ 269,794.40
$ 17,687.94
$2,837.575.23
CARRIED
Councillor Pedersen, having previously declared a possible Conflict of
Interest in Accounts paid to Canada Law Book, did not take part in the vote
called for payment of this account.
Councillor McKenzie, having previously declared a possible Conflict of
Interest in Accounts paid to Herb McKenzie Auto Parts, did not take part in
the vote called for payment of this account.
SECTION "A" -CONSENT ITEMS
Correspondence and Petitions
Honourable Floyd Laughren, Treasurer of Ontario re: 1991 Ontario Budget
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
The Regional Municipality of York re: Keele Valley Landfill Site -Material
Bans
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority Conservation Report, 1990
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Kennel Inn, Animal Control Centre re: Quarterly Report for January,
February and March, 1991
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
F.C. Horsfield, Resident re: Request for Stop Signs at Hammond Drive and
McDonald Drive
THAT the correspondence be received, and referred to the Director
of Public Works.
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The Lung Association re: Request for Proclamation of the Month of June as
"Better Breathing Month"
THAT the month of June, 1991 be proclaimed "Better Breathing Month"
in the Town of Aurora.
Ministry of Municipal Affairs re: Municipal Conflict of Interest
Consultation Committee Public Meetings
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
City of Toronto, Clerk's Department re: Report No. 8, Clause 92 re:
"Involvement of the City of Toronto in the Urban C02 Project - A Project of
the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives''
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Ministry of Transportation re: 1991 Supplementary Subsidy Allocation
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Association of Municipalities of Ontario re: 1991 Annual AMO Conference,
August 18th to 21st
THAT the correspondence be received, and those Members of Council
wishing to attend be authorized to do so in accordance with the
normal policy.
Various Letters from Residents re: Recommendations of the Northeast
Quadrant Traffic Committee Study Those that are in opposition: W. Fisher,
Mr. & Mrs. Althouse, B. Ho_yhard, S. Miller, Karen and Fred Pyziak,
Garfield and Bett Burns, Linda Loxle , Bill Ste hens, Robert Deeks, C.J.
Leslie, Various Petition 1 , Ed and Bea Dai , Helen Dian, ete Rantz,
Various Petition 2 ,
Those Residents in Support of Recommendations: L. Amborksi, Robert and
Catherine Fairs, W.J. Behuin, J. Behuin, Bob McRoberts
THAT the correspondence be received, and referred to the Northeast
Quadrant Traffic Committee.
Committee of Adjustment re: Minor Variance -A-14-91 -(Tiberio)
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Committee of Adjustment re: Minor Variance -A-15-91 (Fitzgerald)
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Committee of Adjustment re: Consent -B-02-91 (Mcleod)
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Committee of Adjustment re: Consent -B-06-91 (G & L Building Supply rompani}
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Committee of Adjustment re: Consent -B-07-91 (Lamanna)
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
Committee of Adjustment re: Consent -B-03-91 (Mannington Developments)
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
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Staff Reports
CL91-022-159 -Amendment to By-law No. 3273-91 -Speed Zones Adjacent to
Schools
THAT By-1 aw 3273-91, being a by-1 aw to prescribe maximum rates of
speed on highways adjacent to certain schools be amended to:
i) Delete item l(e) regarding Wells Street; and
ii) To insert a new item l(e) regarding Tecumseh Drive
between Huron Court and Aurora Heights Drive; and
THAT By-law No. 3285-91, being a by-law to amend By-law No.
3273-91, be given three readings.
LS91-032-161 -Lei sure Services Department Monthly Information Report for
April, 1991
THAT the report prepared by the Director of Leisure Services
outlining departmental activities and statistics for the month of
April 1991 be received for information.
LS91-034-162-Royal Life Saving Society Canada-Tag Day Event
THAT Co unci 1 grant permission to the Roy a 1 Life Saving Society
Canada to hold a Tag Day Event in Aurora on August 8th, 9th and
lOth, 1991.
LS91-035-163 -Aurora Lions Club -Use of Town Park for Carnival
THAT Council approve, subject to the conditions contained herein,
the use of the Town Park by the Aurora Lions Club for their annual
carnival to be held from May 31st to June 2nd, 1991.
PW91-041-164 -Janitorial Services, Public Works Building Tender No.
P.W.-1990-17, Report No. PW90-080
THAT Council approve a "Letter of Assignment" to Royal Building
Cleaning due to a cance 11 ati on of the contract from the current
contractor, T.J. Janitorial Services, effective April 30, 1991.
The cost will increase from $480.00 per month to $829.00 per month.
Costs to be provided from account 301-304.
PW91-044-165-Tender P.W.-1991-06, Street Light Maintenance
#262.
THAT Council accept the tender submitted by Mead Electric. The
1990 cost of this work, charged to Account #308-221, was
$30,775.95. $33,000.00 is a 11 oca ted to Account #308-221 for 1991.
The contract is for the duration of two years, with a 30 day
cancellation provision.
Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor Timpson
THAT the resolutions respecting the foregoing matters be adopted,
and Staff be authorized to take a 11 necessary actions required to
give effect to same.
CARRIED
SECTION B -MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION
CORRESPONDENCE AND PETITIONS
AMO Newsbill re: Integration of Planning and EA Acts
#263. Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
CARRIED
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Ecosvstem Plannin and York Durham Sewaae
Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor Pedersen
THAT the correspondence be received as information and those
Members of Council wishing to attend be authorized to do so in
accordance with the normal policy; and
THAT Council endorse the position of the Pro vi nee set forth in
restated principle number three of the correspondence as follows:
"The areas to be served by the YDSS are contained within the
present boundaries of Aurora, Newmarket, Richmond Hi 11 , Vaughan,
Markham, Ajax and Pickering. Expansion of services within these
municipalities and extensions to any other municipality will be
subject to the approval of the affected region and the Province of
Ontario."
CARRIED
Town of Richmond Hill re: Request for a Review of the Region of York Act-
Request for Endorsement of Resolution
#265. Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
CARRIED
Ms. Kathy Kantel, Resident re: Representation on the Council for the
Regional Municipality of York
#266. Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Timpson
THAT the correspondence be received as information; and
THAT Council indicate its gratitude to Ms. Kantel for this
expression of her viewpoint.
CARRIED
Aurora Volunteer Fire Brigade re: 1991 Muscular Dystrophy Campaign -Car
Wash, Saturday June 1, 1991
#267. Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT Saturday, June 1, 1991 be proclaimed "Muscular Dystrophy Day"
in the Town of Aurora.
CARRIED
York Regional Police re: "Five Year Strategic Plan -Commitment to the
Future"
#268. Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Ochalski
THAT the correspondence be received as information.
CARRIED
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Committee of the Whole Minutes, No. 22-91, Monday, May 6, 1991
#269. Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT the Minutes of the Committee of the Whole Meeting No. 22-91 be
received, and that the recommendations carried by the Committee be
adopted.
CARRIED
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L.A.C.A.C. Committee Minutes, No. 2, Monday, April 8, 1991
#270. Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor Stewart
THAT the minutes of the L.A.C.A.C. meeting held on April 8, 1991,
be received as information.
CARRIED
STAFF REPORTS
CL91-021-166 -Committee of Adjustment Application Fees
#271. Moved by Councillor Stewart Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT Council approve the following fees for applications to the
Committee of Adjustment:
1. Variance Application
2. Consent Application
3. Administration Fee for
Consents
$325.00 Plus G.S.T.
$600.00 Plus G.S.T.
$225.00 Plus G.S.T.
THAT By-law 3284-91, being the Committee of Adjustment Fees By-law,
be given first and second reading.
CARRIED
LS91-029-167 -Aurora Community Centre -Conversion of Offices to Boardroom
#272. Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Ochalski
THAT the Community Centre office area
(Youth) Sports, Recreation, Culture
meetings or workshops; and
be converted to a Minor
boardroom for community
THAT there be no fee charged provided the Community Centre is open
for other use or events.
CARRIED
LS91-031-168 -Condition of the Case Woodlot
#273. Moved by Councillor Ochalski Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT the report prepared by the Director of Leisure Services,
outlining information pertaining to the current condition of the
Case Woodlot, be received as information.
CARRIED
LS91-036-169 -Teen Programming
#274. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT Council approve the establishment of a Teen Committee to
assist the Leisure Services Department in organizing teen programs;
and
THAT the concept of a Teen Town Program of organized acti viti es,
drop-in centre, and peer counselling be endorsed,
CARRIED
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PW91-046-170 -Road Closure -Aurora Heights Drive
#275. Moved by Councillor Mcintyre Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT Council approve the recommendations in this report to permit
the temporary closing of Aurora Heights Drive at a location
approximately 30m both east and west of Tannery Creek; and
THAT the Clerk prepare the necessary by-laws and notices.
CARRIED
TR91-013-171 -1991-92 Insurance Program
#276. Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor Timpson
THAT the 1991-92 Insurance program for the Town of Aurora be
renewed for the one year term May 1,.1991 -April 30, 1992 with the
Frank Cowan Company Limited (B.D. Gilbert Insurance Ltd.) at an
estimated annual cost of $148,144.
THAT the self-insured deductibles for property and boiler and
machinery policies be raised to $5,000 from $1,000 with the annual
premium savings being credited to the Insurance Reserve.
THAT Municipal Legal Expense Insurance be added to the Town's
policies, .at an estimated annual premium cost of $982.00.
CARRIED
TR91-014-172 -1991 Mill Rates
#277. Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT By-law No. 3286-91, to adopt the 1991 Mill Rates for the Town
of Aurora, The Region of York, the York Region Board of Education,
and the York Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, be given
three readings.
CARRIED
CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT ITEMS REQUIRING SEPARATE DISCUSSION
Devins Drive Public School re: Request to Lift Parking Restrictions for
Family School Picnic, Thursday, June 6, 1991 from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
#278. Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT permission be granted to Devins Drive Public School to have
the parking restrictions 1 ifted on streets adjacent to the school
on Thursday, June 6, 1991 from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
CARRIED
Mr. Gerry Slykhuis and Mr. Clayton Vidian, Residents re: Easing of Parking
Restrictions, Reuben Street
#279. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT the correspondence be received, and referred to the Director
of Public Works.
CARRIED
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Residents of Marsh Harbour re: Request Permission to Close-off Part of
Entrance to Marsh Harbour, Sunda , Ma 19th, 2:30 .m. to 11:00 .m. for 4th
nnual Street Party rain date: Monday, May 20th
#280. Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT permission be granted to the residents of Marsh Harbour to
close-off part of the entrance to Marsh Harbour for their annual
street party, Sunday, May 19th, 2:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., and that
the residents notify the Works Department, Fire, Police and
Ambulance Departments regarding this event (rain date Monday, May
20th).
CARRIED
LS91-030-160 -Tender No. L.S.-1991-11, Two Hydrostatic or Hydraulic Front
Rotary Mowers
#281. Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT Council award Tender #L.S. 1991-11 to The Tractor Barn
Limited. The tendered amount being $51,064.60 including all
optional equipment attachments and taxes.
CARRIED
RESOLUTIONS
Release of Securities
#282. Moved by Councillor Pedersen Seconded by Councillor Stewart
THAT, upon the recommendation of the Director of Pub 1 i c Works, the
Director of Building Administration, the Director of Leisure
Services, and the Fire Chief, the financial securities held in
connection with the following Site Plan Agreements may now be
released in their entirety.
Developer Site Plan Security
Agreement No. Amount
Bondi Auto Service D11-86-29
(70 Mary Street) D11-89-11 $10,000.00
Timberlane Tennis Club
(Beacon Hall-Vandorf
Sideroad) D11-24-86 $50,000.00
CARRIED
Councillor Jones, having previously declared a possible Conflict of Interest
in the recommended release of securities related to Timberlane Tennis Club,
did not take part in the vote called for payment of this account.
L.A.C.A.C. Committee Appointments
#283. Moved by Councillor Stewart Seconded by Councillor Pedersen
THAT Mrs. Katherine Waxer and Mr. Fred Flood be appointed to the
L.A.C.A.C. Committee; and
THAT Staff be directed to prepare the necessary by-law.
CARRIED
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Memo, Mayor West re: Landford
#284. Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor Timpson
THAT the outstanding issues with regard to the Landford Zoning
By-law Amendment for Block 5, Plan 65M-2802 be referred to the
Planning Advisory Committee Meeting on May 21, 1991; and
THAT the first two readings of the By-law be referred to a Special
Council -Public Planning Meeting on May 21, 1991, provided
Landford can satisfy Council as to the outstanding issues.
CARRIED
CL91-019-173 -McGee Crescent Street Name
#285. Moved by Councillor Ochalski Seconded by Councillor McKenzie
THAT Council confirm the spelling of MCGEE CRESCENT as it is
presently utilized on Plan 65M-2740.
CARRIED
PW91-045-174 -Request for Three-Way Stop Sign -Trillium Drive and
Timberline Trail
#286. Moved by Councillor Jones Seconded by Councillor Pedersen
THAT Council deny the request for multi-way stop signs at the
location.
CARRIED
PW91-048-175 -Painting of House Numbers on Curbs
#287.
BY-LAWS
#288.
Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor Jones
THAT Council not approve the request to have house numbers
(addresses) painted on Town curbs.
CARRIED
Moved by Councillor McKenzie Seconded by Councillor Ochalski
THAT leave be given the Mover and Seconder to introduce the
following by-laws for First Reading:
3282-91 Being A By-law to dedicate certain lands on Cranberry
Lane and Highland Gate as public highways.
3284-91 Being a By-law to establish fees for applications to the
Committee of Adjustment for the Town of Aurora.
3285-91 Being a By-law to Amend By-law No. 3273-91 a By-law to
prescribe maximum rates of speed on certain highways
adjacent to schools in the Town of Aurora.
3286-91 Being a By-law to adopt the estimates of all sums
required during the year for general purposes, net
regional levy and education requirements; and to strike
the rate of taxation for the year 1991.
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3287-91 Being A By-law for prescribing the height and description
of lawful fences in the Town of Aurora, and for requiring
the owners of privately owned outdoor swimming pools to
erect and maintain fences and gates around such swimming
pools, and to repeal By-law Numbers 2127-77 and 2941-87.
AND THAT the same be taken as read a First Time.
CARRIED
#289. Moved by Councillor Ochalski Seconded by Councillor Weller
#290.
THAT leave be given the Mover and Seconder to introduce the
following by-1 aws for Second Reading:
3282-91 Being A By-law to dedicate certain lands on Cranberry
Lane and Highland Gate as public highways.
3284-91 Being a By-law to establish fees for applications to the
Committee of Adjustment for the Town of Aurora.
3285-91 Being a By-law to Amend By-law No. 3273-91 a By-law to
prescribe maximum rates of speed on certain highways
adjacent to schools in the Town of Aurora.
3286-91 Being a By-law to adopt the estimates of all sums
required during the year for general purposes, net
regional levy and education requirements; and to strike
the rate of taxation for the year 1991.
3287-91 Being A By-law for prescribing the height and description
of lawful fences in the Town of Aurora, and for requiring
the owners of privately owned outdoor swimming pools to
erect and maintain fences and gates around such swimming
pools, and to repeal By-law Numbers 2127-77 and 2941-87.
AND THAT the same be taken as read a Second Time.
CARRIED
Moved by Councillor Weller Seconded by Councillor Mcintyre
THAT leave be given the Mover and Seconder to introduce the
following by-laws for Third Reading:
3261-91 Being a By-law to establish and maintain a system for
the collection and disposal of refuse in the Town of
Aurora and to repeal By-law 3030-88 and By-law 3047-88.
3280-91 Being a By-law to designate a multiple stop intersection
at Kennedy Street West and McGee Crescent and Corner
Ridge Road in the Town of Aurora.
3281-91 Being a By-law to temporarily close Yonge Street, within
the Town of Aurora, for a parade.
AND THAT the same be taken as read a Third Time.
CARRIED
#291. Moved by Councillor Mcintyre Seconded by Councillor Weller
THAT leave be given the Mover and Seconder to introduce the
following by-laws for Third Reading:
3285-91 Being a By-law to Amend By-law No. 3273-91 a By-law to
prescribe maximum rates of speed on certain highways
adjacent to schools in the Town of Aurora.
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3286-91 Being a By-law to adopt the estimates of all sums
required during the year for general purposes, net
regional levy and education requirements; and to strike
the rate of taxation for the year 1991.
AND THAT the same be taken as read a Third Time.
CARRIED
QUESTIONS BY MEMBERS
Councillor Mcintyre
Councillor Jones
NEW BUSINESS
-Notes that the Province has
announced new funding for job
creation and asks the Clerk to
investigate whether more funds
may be made available to Aurora,
particularly with regard to
shelters for women.
-Enquired whether "Duck Crossing"
signs should be installed at
Brookland Avenue in order to
protect two ducks, which make a
point of traversing the highway
in the vicinity of the Mac's Milk
Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, Correspondence re: Request for Family Fireworks
Display
#292. Moved by Councillor Timpson Seconded by Councillor Stewart
THAT Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert be given permission to hold a family
fireworks display at 8:30 p.m. on May 16, 1991, provided it is not
held on public land; and
THAT the Clerk's Department notify the appropriate members of staff.
CARRIED
ADJOURNMENT
#293. Moved by Councillor Weller
THAT the meeting be adjourned at 9:25 p.m.
CARRIED
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J. West, Mayor