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t\ 'feeting of Council was 'helrt on ~mNDA Y, the FIFTEENTH day of .JUNE, 1959,
at EIGHT o'clock in the evening.
PRESE~T: J. Sherman Scott, in the Chair
'frs. .Tean McPherson
Harvey Spang
Erlgar .Tames
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'fiss Vjol~t. Swan
L. T. .Johnston, Clerk
~1OVED by Mr. Ashton, seconded by ~fr. James, that Minutes of meeting held
May 11, 1959, ~~ arloptert. CARRIED
MOVED by Mr. Spang, secon1eil by Mr. Ashton, that Minutes of meeting held
~RY 20, 19~9, ne a1optei. CARRIED
~fOVED by ~fr. .Tames, s~coYJied. by ~{iss Swan, that ~tlnutes of meeting held
May 23, 1!l59, "he ar1opted. CARRIED
MO'~D by Mr. Ashton, s~con1ed by Mr. Spang, that Minutes of meeting held
.Jlme 1, 1959, be artopteil. CARRIED
MOVED by Mrs. McPherson, seconde1 by Hiss Swan, that Minutes of meeting
l>e1d .June 8, 19~9, be adopted. CARRIED
The following CORRESPONDENCE was read:
1. Board of Arbitrators reported that application to form a Union Public
School with all of Sc~ool Section 17, Pickering, and part of School
Section R, rxbr1ð~e, was turned 10wn because:
(1) Majority of ratepayers in Sectjon (Uxbridge) against Union,
(2) Create hardship by taxation on balance of School Section 6,
Uxbridge.
(3) That the present school is centrally located, has a bus service
in operation, and that if this application were granted, further
annexation cou11 be expected.
2. Count C erk - copy Equalization By-r~w for 1960 showing Township pays
20.445320 of County costs of operation.
~. Ontario Municinal Board, Notice that Lorne Puckrin appeal before them
will be hearrt July 20th next at 10 a. m. in their offices.
4. Ontario ~filniciDal Board, approval for Zoning By-Laws Nos. 2391-2-3-4-5.
~. DOl! Ca tcber submits report for period ~fay 15 to .June 15. Clerk get.
complete report as to licenses sold.
R. Department of Transport (Provincial) recommend that "Through Roads"
By-Law No. 2415 1esignate through roads that cross at Island Road and
East Avenue, an1 Island Road and Rouge Hills Drive, thus creating 4-WaY
stops.
The following PERSONS, on MOTION, were hearrt:
1. Uessrs. Youn!!: and Carter, who 1jve on (East) ~vest Point Crescent Drive,
objecteit to noisy, nu1e batping parti~s lasting most of night at end
of their street. They stated that they 'hat! polled the owners of the
area who wou1rl not 011ject to 'vest Point Crescent fro m Pine Ridge Drive
to Rouge River being t!eclared a "No Parking" area. Councillor Swa.n
stated that the same conditions prevailed at end of Dyson Road. Clerk
directed to prepare a "No Parking" ny-law, and ratepayers submit a petitton
for same.
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~. C. E. Morley and Frank Cowan were to appear re Township insurance,
but as Mr. Cowan dili not arrive until after adjournment, it was agreed
that they be 'heard .Tune 22nd, anli that our insurance be kept in force
by them until that. date.
Deputy Reeve McPherson anli Councillor Ashton asked the Reeve why the Ontario
Water Resources Commission was hol~ing Crusa~er up on a sewage disposal plant.
Reeve Scott explainer'1 that there ha1 'been numerous meetings with Dr. Berry,
w'ho was at r:f rst a ~:dt1st a riisposa 1 system just east of Frenchman's nay j then
'he agreed to a plant of 1,000,000 gallonsi~ánd now he seems more favourable
to a 2,500,000 gallon plant. Reeve Scott. and Hr. Jefrerson both stated that
t.he Township could not afford to huilrt two sewage plants to serve the Crusader
TIevelopment. Mr. Jefferson stated the Engineers had met Dr. Berry last Friday,
wren the Doctor asked for·an Engineer's report on plans for sewage for the
'rownship sout.h of Concessiol1 3.
RESOLUTIO~ ~~mER 171
MOVED by Hr. Ashton, seconded by Mr. .Tames, that the Road Superintendent be
author:lzed t.o purchase, subject to the approval of the Department of
TTi.~h1;vays, t.he followi.ng;
From Mi.ller Pavin~ Limited
75,000 gallons of brine (liquid calcium) @ .153¢ per gal. - , 11,475.00
CARRIED
RESOLtTTION NmmETI 175
MOVED by 1-fr. Spang, seconded by Miss Swan, that the Road Superintendent be
~ut.horized to purchase, subject to the approval of the Department of Highways,
tl'1e follmving;
Prom Alli.ed Chemjcal Canada. Lt.d.
46 Tons Calcium Chloride @ ~50.34
$2,315.64
CARRIED
RESOLTnION NtrnffiER 176
MOVED by Mr. .Tames, seconded by Hr. Ashton, t.ha t the fence on the north and
east silie of t.he cemetery, Concession 1, Lot 19, be painted green. CARRIED
RESOLUTIO~ \1tT'mRn 177
MOVED by Mr. Ashton, seconied by Mr. James, that Sandy Beach Bridge construction
be considered as a char,ge across the Township. CARRIED
RESOLUTION NUMBER l7R
MO"'TED by Mrs. McPhersofl, seconded 'by ~fr. Spang, that this Council authorize
Marshall, Mackli.n, and Monaghan to complete a survey for a sewage disposal
area or areas in that part of the TO~vnship of Pickering bounded by: The
Township of Scarborough on the West, t.11e Township of Whitby on the East the
northerly limit of Concession 2 on the North, Lake Ontario on the South;
at the expense of the Crusader Development Corporation Limited. CARRIED
YEA: Mr. Ashton, ~fiss Swan, Mrs. MCPherson, }fr. Spang, ~fr. James.
NAY: Mr. Scott.
CLERK'S INSTRUCTIONS
1. Clerk check on Provincial requirements for life guards at Public Swimming
Pools.
2. Mr. Chapman check report Pit Run takiflg gravel from Township sideline v
bet.ween Lots 22 & 23, Concession 3.
~. Clerk prepare ny-J~w to take over east Commerce Street.
1. Submit names of streets propose1 to be changed to Mrs. McPherson.
On MOTION of Mr. Ashton, the meeting adjourned.
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APPROVED
1959