HomeMy WebLinkAboutJune 16, 1980
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COUNCIL MEETING
A Meeting of the Pickering Town Council was held on
Monday, June 16, 1980 at 7:30 P.N.
PRESENT:
Mayor J. E. Anderson
COUNCILLORS:
Cahill
Dickerson
Fisher
Kitchen
Matheson
Stoner
ALSO PRESENT:
N. C. Marshall - Town Manager
B. Rogers - Senior Planner - Long Range
M. Stembler - Planner - Long Range
(I)
ADOPTION OF MINUTES
Meeting of June 2, 1980
( I I)
DELEGATIONS
1.
Mr. Maurice Brenner, representing The Amberlea
Homeowner's Association addressed Council with
respect to the Dunbarton/Highbush/Woodlands Comm-
unity Plans. Mr. Brenner expressed opposition
to the bonus clause transfer and the transfer
of school sites to abutting uses and also questioned
the population projections used in density charts.
Mr. Gerald Burgess, representing The Pickering
Coalition of Community Associations addressed
Council with respect to the Dunbarton/Highbush/
Woodlands Community Plans.
2.
3.
Mr. Bruce Freeman, representing Bramalea Limited
addressed Council with respect to his company's
development within the Dunbarton/HighbushlWoodlands
Community Plans. Mr. Freeman referred to his
submissions of June 12, 1980, in particular,
and earlier ones in general Planning Committee.
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(III)
RESOLUTIONS
Resolution #70/80
Moved by Councillor Dickerson
Seconded by Councillor Stoner
WHEREAS it is deemed desirable that the Council of the
Corporation of the Town of Pickering establish a policy
for the future acquisition of excess Parkland in plans
of subdivision;
NOW THEREFORE be it resolved as follows:
1.
It is the policy of the Town of Pickering that
any amount of parkland required to be provided
in a plan of subdivision that is in excess of
the amount normally required to be provided by
the Town shall be acquired by the Town at the
time of registration of the plan of subdivision
at the fair market value of the parkland immediat-
ely prior to the registration of the plan.
CARRIED
Resolution #71/80
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Fisher
WHEREAS the Dunbarton Community Plan, Highbush Community
Plan and the Woodlands Community Plan, Part B was considered
by the Planning Committee on June 3, 1980;
and whereas it is deemed desirable to amend the said Plans
prior to the adoption thereof by by-law;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1.
Section 2D of the Dunbarton Community Plan is
hereby amended by adding thereto the following:
e)
Any site designated for municipal park purposes,
but no longer required by the municipality
may be developed, without amendment to this
Plan in accordance with the policies applying
to the designation or designations governing
the use of the lands immediately adjacent
to the site. If the site is developed for
residential purposes the highest residential
density designation applying to the lands
immediately adjacent to the site shall govern
its development.
2.
3.
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Section 2D of the Highbush Community Plan is
hereby amended by adding thereto the following:
e)
Any site designated for municipal park pur-
poses, but no longer required by the munici-
pality may be developed, without amendment
to this Plan in accordance with the policies
applying to the designation or designations
governing the use of the lands immediately
adjacent to the site. If the site is developed
for residential purposes the highest resident-
ial denisty designation applying to the lands
immediately adjacent to the site shall govern
its development.
Section 2E of the Woodlands Community Plan, Part
B is hereby amended by adding thereto the foll-
owing:
d)
Any site designated for municipal park purposes,
but no longer required by the municipality
may be developed, without amendment to this
Plan in accordance with the policies applying
to the designation or designations governing
the use of the lands immediately adjacent
to the site. If the site is developed for
residential purposes the highest residential
density designation applying to the lands
immediately adjacent to the site shall govern
its development.
CARRIED
Resolution #72/80
Noved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Fisher
WHEREAS the Highbush Community Development Plan was consider-
ed by the Planning Committee on June 3, 1980;
and whereas it is deemed desirable to amend the said plan
prior to the adoption thereof by Resolution;
1.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
The Land Use Budget and Population Capacity Estimate
Table of the Highbush Community Development Plan
is hereby amended by adding the superscript "6"
after "Special Study Area" in the Land Use Des-
ignation column and by adding the following note:
6.
Once the appropriate land use has been deter-
mined by the study for the Special Study
Area, the appropriate population figures
in this Table will be adjusted accordingly.
CARRIED
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Resolution #73/80
Moved by Councillor Dickerson
Seconded by Councillor Stoner
That the Community Uses Designation in the Dunbarton/Highbush
and Woodlands Community Plans be amended by the deletion
of the word "highest" and substituted by the word "lowest".
CARRIED
Resolution #74/80 - See Appendix #1
Moved by Councillor Dickerson
Seconded by Councillor Fisher
To adopt the Report of the Planning Committee dated June
3, 1980.
CARRIED
Resolution #75/80 - See Appendix #2
Moved by Councillor Cahill
Seconded by Councillor Natheson
To adopt the Report of the Executive Committee dated June
7, 1980.
CARRIED
Recorded Vote on Item #3
Yea: Councillors Cahill, Kitchen, Matheson and Mayor Anderson
Nay: Councillors Dickerson, Fisher and Stoner
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Resolution #76/80
Moved by Councillor Kitchen
Seconded by Councillor Stoner
That staff be directed to prepare a pro forma cost estimate
of locating the Recreation Complex at the Town Centre and
Liverpool Road site;
and that this cost estimate include servicing, land costs
and rental costs from Ontario Hydro.
LOST
Recorded Vote
Yea: Councillors Kitchen and Stoner
Nay: Councillors Cahill, Dickerson, Fisher, Matheson and
Mayor Anderson
Resolution #77/80
Moved by Councillor Stoner
Seconded by Councillor Kitchen
That the Town make no further purchases of the chemical
2-4-D.
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(IV)
BY-LAWS
Councillor Dickerson, seconded by Councillor Fisher moved
for leave to introduce By-laws of the Town of Pickering:
By-law Number 1125/80
Being a by-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision
Agreement between the Corporation of the Town of Pickering
and Heldor Developments Et Al respecting Part Lot 22, Con-
cession 2, Pickering (draft plan 18T-79049).
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By-law Number 1139/80
Being a By-law to authorize the execution of a Site Plan
Agreement between the Corporation of the Town of Pickering
and Canadian Star Construction Limited with respect to
Part Lot 19, Concession 1, Pickering (Corner Salk Road
and Plummer Street)
By-law Number 1140/80
Being a By-law to authorize the execution of a Site Plan
Agreement between the Corporation of the Town of Pickering
and Sheridan Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ltd., with respect to
Part Lots 17 and 18, Concession 1, Pickering.
By-law Number 1141/80
Being a By-law to authorize the execution of a Subdivision
Agreement between the Corporation of the Town of Pickering
and Black File Investments Inc. and Silver File Investments
Inc., respecting Parts of Lots 23 and 24, Concession 2,
Pickering (Draft Plan 18T-79068)
By-law Number 1142/80
Being a By-law imposing special annual drainage rates upon
land in respect of which money is borrowed under The Tile
Drainage Act, 1971.
By-law Number 1143/80
Being a By-law to amend the Plan for the District Planning
Area of the Town of Pickering by the addition thereto of
The Woodlands Community Plan.
By-law Number 1144/80
Being a By-law to amend the Plan for the District Planning
Area of the Town of Pickering by the addition thereto of
The Highbush Community Plan.
By-law Number 1145/80
Being a By-law to amend the Plan for the District Planning
Area of the Town of Pickering by the addition thereto of
The Dunbarton Community Plan.
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THIRD READING
Councillor Dickerson, seconded by Councillor Fisher moved
that the report of the Committee of the Whole on By-law
Numbers 1125/80, 1139/80, 1140/80, 1141/80, 1142/80. 1143/80,
1144/80 and 1145/80 be adopted, with the following amendments:
By-law 1125/80
By-law 1125/80 be amended so that section 8 reads as follows:
"SIDEWALKS
The Owner agrees to construct a sidewalk to the specifi-
cations of the Town in effect at the date hereof, on:
(a)
on the west, north and east sides of Bridle Path Circle.
(b)
the westerly side of Grovedale Court from Parkdale
Street to a point adjacent to the easterly end of
the northerly lot line of Lot 47; and
(c)
the north side of Finch Avenue adjacent to the plan
of subdivision.
(d)
the whole side of Redwood Lane.
(e)
the north side of Parkdale Street.
(f)
both sides of Linwood Street.
and to maintain them until they are formally accepted by
the Town."
By-law 1141/80
By-law 1141/80 be amended by
service" in section 9 and by
to section 30(1)(b).
deleting the words "telephone
adding ....."O.OS" metre mesh,
By-law 1143/80
By-law 1143/80 be amended so that section 2(B)(a) reads
as follows:
(a)
In order to provide additional opportunities for the
provision~ of moderately priced housing and in parti-
cular, to encourage the development of such housing
for senior citizens and other residents who require
accommodation in highly accessible locations, areas
of Medium Density I housing have been designated."
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By-law 1144/80
By-law 1144/80 be amended so that section 2(B)(a) reads
as follows:
"(a)
In order to provide additional opportunities for
the provisionl of moderately priced housing and in
particular, to encourage the development of such
housing for senior citizens and other residents
who require accommodation in highly accessible locations,
areas of Medium Density I housing have been designated."
and that the said By-laws be now read a Third Time and
PASSED and that the Mayor and Clerk sign the same, and
the Seal of the Corporation be affixed thereto.
CARRIED
By-law read a first, second and third time and finally
passed.
Recorded Vote on By-law 1125/80
Yea: Councillors Cahill, Dickerson, Fisher, Stoner and
Matheson
Nay: Councillor Kitchen and Nayor Anderson
Recorded Vote on By-law 1143/80
Yea: Councillors Cahill, Dickerson, Fisher, Stoner, Kitchen
Natheson and Mayor Anderson
Recorded Vote on By-law 1144/80
Yea: Councillors Cahill, Dickerson, Fisher, Stoner, Kitchen
and Mayor Anderson
Nay: Councillor Natheson
(V)
OTHER BUSINESS
Mr. Fisher requested the Pickering Bay News retract
comments made in an article with respect to his
position on the Recreation Complex.
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(VI)
CONFIRMATION BY-LAW
By-law Number 1146/80
Councillor Cahill, seconded by Councillor Fisher moved
for leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of Pickering
to confirm the proceedings of the Council of the Corporation
of the Town of Pickering at its meeting held on the June
16, 1980, and that same be now read a first, second and
third time and that the same be now finally passed and
that the Mayor and Clerk sign the same and that the Seal
of the Corporation be thereto affixed.
CARRIED
By-law read a first, second and third time and finally
passed.
(VII)
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at the hour of 9:43 P.N.
July 7th 1980
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APPENDIX I
TOWN OF PICKERING
The Planning Committee having met June 3, 1980, presents
its second report to the Council of the Town of Pickering
and recommends:
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1.
COMMUNITY PLAN FOR THE
PLANNING COMMUNITY OF
HIGHBUSH
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
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That the Recommended Community Plan as revised
May, 1980, for the Planning Community of Highbush,
be adopted.
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2.
COMMUNITY PLAN FOR THE
PLANNING COMMUNITY OF
HIGHBUSH
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
That Schedule 'B' (Roads Plan) to Part 1 of the
District Plan for the District Planning Area
of the Town of Pickering be amended to incorporate
the revisions necessary to implement the roads
provisions of the Community Plan for the Planning
Community of Highbush.
3.
COMMUNITY PLAN FOR THE
PLANNING COMMUNITY OF
HIGHBUSH
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
That Council request the Council of the Region
of Durham to initiate any amendments to the Durham
Regional Official Plan that are deemed necessary
to permit implementation of the Community Plan
for the Planning Community of Highbush.
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4.
DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR
THE PLANNING COMMUNITY
OF HIGHBUSH
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
That the Recommended Development Plan, as revised
May, 1980, for the Planning Community of Highbush,
be adopted.
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5.
COMMUNITY PLAN FOR THE
PLANNING COMMUNITY OF
DUNBARTON
FILE NUMBER - B3500
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That the Recommended Community Plan as revised
May 1980, for the Planning Community of Dunbarton,
be adopted.
6.
COMMUNITY PLAN FOR THE
PLANNING COMMUNITY OF
DUNBARTON
FILE NUMBER - B3500
That Schedule 'B' (Roads Plan) to Part 1 of the
District Plan for the District Planning Area
of the Town of Pickering be amended to incorporate
the revisions necessary to implement the roads
provisions of the Community Plan for the Planning
Community of Dunbarton.
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COMMUNITY PLAN FOR THE
PLANNING COMMUNITY OF
DUNBARTON
FILE NUMBER - B3500
That Council request the Council of the Region
of Durham to initiate any amendments to the Durham
Regional Official Plan that are deemed necessary
to permit implementation of the Community Plan
for the Planning community of Dunbarton.
8.
DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR
THE PLANNING COMMUNITY
OF DUNBARTON
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
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That the Recommended Development Plan, as revised
May, 1980 for the Planning Community of Dunbarton,
be adopted.
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9.
COMMUNITY PLAN, PART B,
FOR THE PLANNING COMMUNITY
OF WOODLANDS.
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
That the Recommended Community Plan, Part B,
revised May, 1980, for that part of the Planning
Community of woodlands that is north of Highway
#2, be adopted.
10.
COMMUNITY PLAN, PART B,
FOR THE PLANNING COMMUNITY
OF WOODLANDS.
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
That Schedule 'B' (Roads Plan) to Part 1 of the
District Plan for the District Planning Area
of the Town of Pickering be amended to incorporate
the revisions necessary to implement the roads
provisions of the Community Plan for the Planning
Community of Woodlands north of Highway #2.
11.
COMMUNITY PLAN, PART B,
FOR THE PLANNING COMMUNITY
OF WOODLANDS.
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
That Council request the Council of the Region
of Durham to initiate any amendments to the Durham
Regional Official Plan that are deemed necessary
to permit the implementation of the Community
Plan for the Planning community of Woodlands
north of Highway #2.
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DEVELOPMENT PLAN, PART B
OF THE PLANNING COMMUNITY
OF WOODLANDS
FILE NUMBER - B 3500
That the Recommended Development Plan, Part B,
revised May, 1980 for that part of the Planning
Community of Woodlands that is north of Highway
#2, be adopted.
APPENDIX II
TOWN OF PICKERING
The Executive Committee having met June 9, 1980 presents
its twelfth report to the Council of the Town of Pickering
and recommends:
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1.
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION AND
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT FOR
SILWELL DEVELOPMENTS -
BERMA ESTATES LIMITED
PART LOT 17, CONCESSION 1 AND
PART LOTS 10,11,12,13,14,15, PLAN 469
FILE NUMBER -B4100 - 18T-78043 - A 17/78
That the revised lotting plan for the two
'Future Residential Development Blocks' indicat-
ed on the Council Draft Approved Plan of Sub-
division 18T-78043, be APPROVED;
and that this land be included within the prev-
ious subdiyision and re-zoning approvals of
Council.
2.
REALCHIEF GARDENS -
DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION
PART LOT 69, LOT 70-73,
PLAN 350
FILE NUNBER - B 2310 - 18T-80002
That Draft Plan of Subdivision 18T-80002 submit-
ted by Realchief Gardens on lands being Part
Lot 69 and Lots 70 - 73, Plan 350 proposing
the development of 34 single family detached
lots and 4 Blocks for future residential develop-
ment, be APPROVED as revised subject to the
following conditions:
1.
Change in 'red' as shown on the plan stamped
approved this date.
2.
Owner to make satisfactorv arrangements
with Council regarding th~ required parkland
dedication.
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Owner enter into a satisfactorv subdivision
agreement with the Town of Pickerin~.
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4.
Owner make satisfactory arrangements with
the Town of Pickering and the Regional
Municipality of Durham regarding:
a)
the provision of all services,
b)
5.
the allocation of sewage treatment
capacity and water capacity for the
development.
Owner agree to dedicate to the Town and
other proper authorities:
a)
all road allowances with proper corner
roundings,
b)
0.3 metre reserve at the temporary
street terminus (shown as Block 39)
on the Draft Approved Plan,
c)
any other easements as required.
6.
Owner to make satisfactory arrangements
with the appropriate authorities regarding
the provision of underground wiring, street
lighting, cable television and other similar
services.
7.
That the street within the recommended
draft plan be named to the satisfaction
of the Town.
8.
That the owner submit for approval by
the Town, site plans and sreetscape elevat-
ions showing the location and relationship
of all buildings prior to the issuance
of any building permit.
9.
That the owner make satisfactory arrange-
ments with the Town regarding the demolition
of all structures on the subject property
prior to the issuance of any building
permi t .
That prior to the final registration of
the plan the owner:
a)
submit a Draft 'M' Plan to be approved
by the Town Planning Department,
b)
submit a tree preservation programme
to the satisfaction of the Town and
that no existing trees be removed
until such time as the above noted
programme has been approved by the
Town.
c)
satisfy the Town with respect to the
disposition of Blocks 35 - 38 inclusive
on the Council Draft Approved Plan.
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3.
D. & C. CARTIER
BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION
IN LOT 15, PLAN 473
FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A 60/80
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That application A 60/80, submitted by D. &
C. Cartier to amend Zoning By-law 3036 from
'R4' to an appropriate zoning to permit the
operation of a day-nursery school in addition
to residential 'R4' uses on lands being Lot
15, Plan 473, be REFUSED.
4.
BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION
FOR TILCOR INVESTMENTS CO. LTD.
PART LOT 18, CONCESSION 1
FILE NUMBER - B 2310 - A 62/80
That By-law Amendment A 62/80, submitted by
Mr. A. Pedone on behalf of the property owner,
Tilcor Investments Ltd., to amend Zoning By-law
2511 on lands being Part Lot 18, Concession
1, from 'M-l' Storage and Light Manufacturing
and 'M-2' Industrial Zone to an appropriate
zoning to permit development of a truck repair
and general service centre including the sale
of truck parts and accessories, sale of new
trucks, and limited fuel sales be APPROVED
subject to the owner making satisfactory arrange-
ments with the Ninistry of the Environement
regarding the provision of easements over the
subject property.
5.
ICE ALLOTNENT FOR 1980-1981
WINTER SEASON
DON BEER SPORTS ARENA
FILE NUMBER - F 2200.01
That the report of the Director of Parks and
Recreation dated June 4, 1980 with respect
to Ice Allotment for 1980-1981 at the Don Beer
Sports Arena be adopted.
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6.
HIRE A STUDENT WEEKS
FILE NUNBER - A 2111
That the weeks of June 8 - 28, 1980 be declared
"Hire a Student Weeks".
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TENDER FOR ASPHALT
PAVING REPAIRS, 1980
FILE NUMBER - C 4300
That tender T-26-80 submitted by Aurostar Inc.,
for Asphalt Pavement Repairs for 1980, in the
amount of $17,729.10, be approved subject to
the approval of the Ministry of Transportation
and Communications.
8.
BUSINESS TAX
ROLL ADJUSTNENTS
FILE NUMBER C 5320
That the tax roll be reduced by $18,604.91,
to reflect adjustments and corrections to the
Business Tax accounts.
9.
TAX WRITE-OFFS
SECTION 636A
FILE NUMBER - A 2310.113
Whereas Section 636a of the Municipal Act as
enacted by Statutes of Ontario, 1973, c.124,
transfers the responsibility for the hearing
of the applications for cancellation, reduction
or refund of taxes to the Council of the Nunicipal-
ity;
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AND WHEREAS notices in writing of applications
have been received by the Clerk of the Municipality
for the cancellation, reduction and refund of
taxes for various reasons;
9.
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ROLL #
03-007-
340-00-
0000
(42/79)
03-007-
340-00-
0000
(42a/79 )
01-038-
208-00-
0000
(4/80)
010-29-
155-
0000
(7/80)
030-009-
23700-
0001
(8/80)
03-009-
237-00-
0000
(9/80)
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01-28-
10100-
0000
(10/80)
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TAX WRITE-OFFS - continued
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AND WHEREAS upon investigation and receipt of
reasonable explanations all claims have been
substantiated;
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Council of
the Town of Pickering accept the following list
of applications and authorize the adjustment
of taxes in the amount of $1,019.27.
ASSESSED
Keith McDowell,
R.R.#l,
Queensville,
Onto
Kei th McDowe 11,
R.R.#l,
Queensville,
Onto
Carabob Proper-
ties Inc.
245 Fairview
Mall Dr. ,#108
Willowdale
M2J 4T1
M. Hi Ipen,
624 Westshore
Boulevard,
Pickering
L1W 2T8
Mays Auto
Service,
Gen.Delivery,
Brougham
LOH 1AO
Public Works
Canada,
Gen. Delivery,
Brougham
LOH 1AO
M.T-R.C.A. ,
5 Shoreham Ðr.,
Downsview
M3N 1S4
APPELLANT
Same
Same
Barry
Whiteside
Same
Fred
~urray
Same
Same
REASON
Razed by
fire
Razed by
fire
Building
Demol-
ished
Building
Demol-
ished
Gas tanks
and pumps
remove d
Gas tanks
and pumps
removed
Building
Demol-
ished
ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED
Decrease 1979 taxes for
37 days on an assessment
of $4,650.00, an adjustment
of $15.28. (R)
Decrease 1980 taxes for
12 months on an assessment
of $4,650.00, an adjustment
of $171.95 (R)
Decrease 1980 taxes for
326 days on an assessment
of $11,970.00, an adjustment
of $409.26 (R)
Decrease 1980 taxes for
271 days on an assessment of
$3,995.00, an adjustment of
$113. 54 ( R )
Decrease 1980 taxes for 12
months on an assessment of
$530.00, an adjustment of
$23.45. (B)
Decrease 1980 taxes for 12
months on an assessment of
$1,780.00, an adjustment of
$ 77 . 43 . ( c )
Decrease 1980 taxes for 256
days on an assessment of
$7,760.00, an adjustment of
$208.36. (R)
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10.
ACCOUNT FOR APPROVAL
FILE NUMBER - C 2310
That the accounts in the amount of $388,574.10
for the period ending May 30, 1980, as submitted
by the Town Manager, be approved. -
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