HomeMy WebLinkAboutOctober 21, 1957
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B U I L DIN G
BROUGHAM
A Meeting of Council was hêld on MONDAY, the TWl'~TY-FIRST day of OCTOBER,
1957, at EIGHT o'clock in the evening.
PRESENT: hIm. G. Lawson, in theChair ~
.J. Sherman Scott
Sidney S. J. Pugh
Edgar James
Glenn Julian
Robert L.Stewart
L.T. Johnston, Clerk
The following CORRESPONDENCE ,vas read.
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Mrs. Dorothy Phelan, Secretary of Greenwood and District Ratepayers'
Association, thanks for exceller.t· job re Greehbelt By-law and courteous
hearings.
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E. M. Peto Associates Limited report soil conditions good for footings
at proposed Punlping Station.
School Area No.2 formal application for $6S,OOO.OO debentures to build
four room addition to West Rouge Public School.
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Secretary, School Area No.2, advise they have no legal obligation or
authority to give grants to operation of Retarded Children's School at
Brock Road; they have 3 chLlrtrel~ atterdillg from their area.
5.
Secretary, School Area NO.2, advises that they would like Council to
proceed with walks to Vaughar: \Villarr1 School frOlr. east an/I west but
fee 1 that they have 1:0 jurisdictior: in the mat tel'" of Township roads.
6.
Ontario }lunicipal Board. will hear Zoning ny-law No. 2257, October 31,
1957, in Brougham, at 11 A.~f.
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Garbage men asked for free gloves.
8.
The Lieutenant-Goverllor-in-Cowlcil has approved the COW1ty of Ontario
takirg over
(1) Base Line opposite Lots 1 to 2'" inclusive
(2) ~Vhitby-Pi.ckering TOwl~lil1e, Highway No.2 to Base Line
(3) Church Street from Pickering Village to Base Line.
9. Proctor and. Redfern advise the cost of increasing the capacity of West
Rouge pumping plant to be $7,000.00.
10. Ajax. Pickerin~ and ~VhitbY Association for Retarded Children request
Township grants or School Section or Area grants to equal the Provincial
grant. Of the 16 children attending, 8 are from Pickering TO~"l1ship.
11. Department of Lands and Forests and Cons~rvation Authority agree that
there is no dam or obstruction il¡ ffuffin s Creek south of Riverside.
I"'. ApDlications for Typist for Assessor
(1) Mrs. Anrie Lowney, Con. 7, Lot 15, age 55, Municipal experience
and general office.
(2) Mrs. Joyce Baternen, Ajax, age 35, Typing, (English)
(3) Miss Donna BroW!", Markham T'yp., age 17, No experierce
(4) Mrs. ~argaret Hamilton, Brougham, age 21, No experience
(5) ~rs. Lorraine McLeod, Claremont, age about 27, Scarboro Board of
Education
(6) Mrs. Sylvia English, South of Claremont, age 23, Bank of Commerce,
Stouffville
Assessmert Commissioner and Clerk make recommendation for October 28th.
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13. Our Solicitors recommend that an action against the Town of Ajax be
taken to the Supreme Court to force them to pay 50% of cost of
Boundary Roads.
14. The Plannin2 Bòard met on October 11, 1957, heard 4 planning consult-
arts and:passe~ the following motion:
"That this Board recommend to Council that they seek to arrive at a
suitable arrargemert with the firm of Project Planning Associates
Limited for the zoning of the Township and if this is not possible,
the secord choice would be Proctor and Redfern, but that COill1cil should
define more clearly the terms of reference."
The following PERSONS, on MOTION, were heard.
1. Mr. Godson, Engineer, who submitted proposed road programme for 1958.
2. (a) Fire Chief Lynde recommended that a Fire Area be set up in south
east part of Township, south of Highway 401 and estimated the
Capital Cost necessary would be $3,300.00.
Assessment $ 438,670.00
Population 640
Acres 2000
Present operating mill rate 1.
Estimated operating mill rate 3. or $1,316.00
Estimated Capital Cost 3,300.00
Estimated Capital Cost mill
rate 7.6
Hr. Taylor of Pickering Beach agreed as to area but thought the
cost of equipment might be only $2,500.00.
(b) Chief INnde asked for certain Fire Hall improvements.
RESOLUTION ~~fBER 193
MOVED by Mr. Stewart, seconded by }!r. Pugh, that Clerk prepare a By-Jßw to
set out a new Fire Area comprising all the land from Highway 401 to Lake
Ontario and the Town of Ajax to the Township of Whitby. CARRIED
RESOLUTION NIDfBER 194
~lOVED by }fro Ste\vart, seconded by ~fr. Pugh, that Chief Lynde be authorized
to have the following improvements made to the East Woodlands Fire Hall.
1. Change the thermostat so that office \vill be kept warm.
2. Board up the back door.
3. Remove added earth dumped on septic tank bed and level bed to
proper depth, put top soil on same and grass.
4. Put extension on heating duct. CARRIED
RESOLt~ION N~fBER 195
MOVED by Mr. JuliaJ'l, seconded by ~Ir .Stewart, that Garbage truck employees
be supplied witJl glòves. CARRIED
RESOLUTION NIDfBER 196
MOVED by Mr. Julian, seconded by }fr. Pugh, that our Solicitor be directed
to COlnmence an action before the Supreme Court against the Town of Ajax
to secure 50% of the cost of building and maintaining boundary roads, as
recommended by them. CARRIED
RESOLTITION ~~mER 197
MOVRD by Mr. Scott, seconded by Hr. .Julian, that representatives of all
four planning consultar.ts who met the Planning Board, meet Council on a
night other thar;, a regular meeting night. HOTION LOST
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RESOLUTION NUMBER 198
MOVEÐby Mr. James, seconded by Mr. Lawson, (who had vacated the Chair to
Deputy-Reeve Scott), that Council meet Project Planning Consultants next
Monday night to discuss Township planning and that Mr. Bonsfield meet
Council at the following regular meeting. . CARRIED
P-ouncillor Pugh reported he and Councillor Chapman had attended the meeting
in Buttonville on October 19th re gravel pits; that each Council is asked
to appoint one member to form a Committee who, with a Solicitor, will
present a brief to Queen's Park; and that each Council direct their
appointed member on policy it wishes to pursue.
RESOLUTION NUMBER 199
MOVED by Mr. Stewart, seconded by Mr. James, that Councillor Pugh be
appointed a member of the joint local Municipal gravel pit Committee.
CARRIED
RESOLUTION NUMBER 200
MOVED by Mr. Scott, seconded by Mr.
to the $65,000.00 School Area No.2
Council.
Pugh, that Council give two readings
debenture By-Law at next meeting of
CARRIEÐ
RESOLUTION NU}IBER 201
~OVED by Mr. Pugh, seconded by Mr. Scott, that Assessment Commissioner and
Clerk bring in a recommendation for Typist appointment at next meeting of
Council. CARRIED
Clerk's Instructions
1. Write or telephone all School Secretaries who have failed to answer
request for grant to Retarded Children's School.
2. Mr. Godson and Clerk recommend to Council needed regulations re
gravel pits.
3. Try to arraljge $3,300.00 financing for fire equipment in south east
Pickering over three or five year period without debentures.
On MOTION of Mr. Pugh, the meeting adjourned.
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APPROVED
1957.