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Home My WebLink AboutNovember 24, 1958 M U N I C I PAL B U I L DIN G BROUGHAM A Meet.ing of Council was held on MONDAY, the TWENTY-FOURTH day of NOVEMBER, 19B~, at EIGHT o'clock in the evening. PRESENT: William G. Lawson, in the Chair J. Sherman Scott Sidney S. J. Pugh Edgar James Mrs. Jean McPherson H. Ross Hawthorne Robert L. Stewart Lloyd T. Johnston, Clerk The following CORRESPONDENCE was read: 1. Tenders for Heating Garage: (a) Quilty Heating, Pickering (~) Claremont Co-Operative Claremont Co-Operative (c) Rodman Sheet Metal, Pickering (rl) Al - Jack Hall, Claremont 305,000 B.T.U. 150,000.B.T.U. 420,000 B.T.U. 410,000 B.T.U. 410,000 B.T.U. $ 1,625.00 1,461.00 1,607.28 1,829.00 1,700.00 " Tenders for TOWJ1ship Employees Group Life I~surance: '~ . Mutual Life 49i per ' 1, 000 . 00 per month Standard Life 57¢ "}er . 1, 000.00 per month Prudel1tial Life 56i per 1,000.00 per month Lordol1 Life 51é per 1,000.00 per month Occi.dertal Life 49¢ per 1,000.00 per month f;.reat West Life 53é per '. 1, 000 . 00 per month Excelsior Life 52í per .1,000.00 per month Crown Life 53¢ per 1,000.00 per month Marufacturer's Life 52¢ per 'i 1, 000.00 per month ~l. West Roue:e COIM1Uf1ity Associ,tion reouest: (1) Street signs (?) Unlawful signs or roads removed (3) Grade correr Island Road and East Avenue. (4) Purchase radar equipment for Police (5) Employ more Police (6) Four way stop at Island Road and East Avenue. The followin~ PERSONS, on MOTION, were heard: 1. Frark Linehan and delegation of twelve from Dunbarton Shores presented a petition of 58 rames of owners in Area, claiming that this represented 90 to 100% of owners, asking that the easterly part of Plan 345 and un- registered plan to north be zoned "R 1" rather than the present 02 be! rg open spaces which "1ight be park and picnic grounds arid might be very noisy. Messrs. B~eJ1karn, Nichols and Mrs. Pickard also spoke. The Reeve also explained the proposal of Crusader Development Corpor- atton Limited to buiVI 2500 homes in Frenchman's Bay area, to the delegatio]" -- ~ Mr. N. Hall, president Ward 2 Ratepayers' Association, asked Council to consider very carefully the Crusader proposal because 2500 low pri.ced homes could he detrimental to Township. 3. Mr. Alar Andersof' reported on "Little Theatre Group" under Recreation Committee, statirg that they had an active group and would put on a Play ir February next. lIe said they expected $60.00 from the Recreation Committee aDd would need aJ10ther $50.00 for props. ~. W. C. Willson reported he had viewed 13 sheep killed or injured by dogs, such sheep beirf.r, owned by Millard Reesor of Altona; now wished to add ore more to list as it has a broken leg. AGREED - 2 - r.. Messrs. Cane. Th1reomhe and Sproule stated they believed Mr. A. Robertson, Lot 81, Plan 2R3, was erecting a building lR feet by 30 feet to be used for a commercial enterprise, contrary to the Zoning By-Law, and they wished the By-Law enforced. ~. Mr. A. Robertsor stated he was erectin~ a two car garage buildirg and that he may move his tool works irto it from his present old garage - }mt he does rot interiJ to ipcrease his husipess. 7. Miss HettIe a~aiT' appeared and stated her oil drum and 100 gallons of oil had been sèized by the Tax Bailiff for taxes owing by her parents. The Bailiff said he would return if she would pay Three Dollars cartage. 8. Mr. Smith asked when Road Department would start Audley Road. Get Mr. Chapman to report. ~. Mrs. Pi~~ott, of Cherrywood, stated there were three bridges on Altona Road that were very rarrow and rot well marked. Perhaps white paint would save an accidert. Mr. Chapman report. r r.. / //\.,.t.. ) 10. Mr. Flatma~ who had been refused further Building Permits by Council, as~ed for a Building Permit for Lot 52, Plan 324. REFUSE~ 11. Mr. SDroule complained about a house on Rosebank Road bein~ built over several years' period, of used lumber. Advised Building lrispecéor could approve used lumber. 12. Mr. Duncombe asked Council to consider (1) Time limit to build any house. (2) Any owner should pay full taxes on a house blank months after started. RESOLUTIO~ NUMBER 213 tlQY[D by Mr. Pugh, seconded by Mrs. McPherson, that the Tender of Claremont Co-Op for heating garage, using 420,000 B.T.U., $1,607.28, be accepted, provideiJ one year service aril parts warranty is given. CARRIED RESOLUTION NUMBER 214 MOVED by Mr. Stewart, seconiJed by Mr. Hawthorne, that Murray ard Company be as1<ed to return the outstandir:g warrants they now hold and Mr. Baker employ other bailiffs to enforce the collection of these arrears. CARRIED YEAS: NAYS: Messrs. Hawthorne, Pugh, Scott, Stewart Messrs. James, Lawson, Hrs. HcPherson RESOLUTION NUMBER 215 MOVED by Mr. Stewart, seconded by ~~. Hawthorne, that Mr. Baker be asked to contact Murray and Company and request Hiss HettIe's oil tank be returned ar~ its oil content returned to 100 gallons; if this is not agreed to that this l"1uricipality pick the tank up and returr it to Miss HettIe. CARRIED YEAS: NAYS: Messrs. Hawthorne, Pugh, Scott, Stewart, James, Mrs. McPherson Mr. Lawsor RESOLUTION NUMBER 216 MOVED by Mr. Hawthorne, secorded by Mr. Pugh, that the petition presented by the lardowrers of that area known as Dunbarton Shores be passed on by Council t.o: (1) The Planning Board (2) Plarning Consultants ariJ that their recommendations be returned to Council before any further action is taker on the Zoning By-Law. CARRIED RESOLUTION NUMBER 217 'fOVED ny Mr. Stewart, seconded by Mr. James, that the "Little Theatre Group" "he granted $50.00 for props. pARRIED RESOLUTION NUMBER 21~ MOVED by Mr. Scott~-Šecond~d by Mr. Stewart, that Tender of 49¢ per $1,000.00 per Month by Mutual Life I~surance for Township employees be accepted. CARRIED - 3 - BY-LAW-NUMBER 2355 Mr. Pu~h, seconded by Mr. Hawthorne, moves for leave to introduce a By-Law of the Township of Pickering to appoint places for receiving votes and Deputy ReturT1irg Officers to preside thereat for the 1958 Municipal Elections, and that same row be read a first time. Mr. Pugh, seconded by Mr. James, moves that By-Law Number 2355 to appoint places for receivir~ votes and Deputy Returning Officers to preside thereat for tl1e 1958 Municipal Electiors, be now read a secoJ1d time, and that Council ~o into Committee of the Whole thereon. The Committee of the Whole arises and reports the By-Law as read. Mr. ~Jgh, seconded by Mr. Scott, moves that the report of the Committee of the Whole or By-Law Number 23fi5 be adopted, and that the said By-Law be now read a Third time and PASSED; that the Reeve and Clerk sign the same, and the Seal of the Corporation be affixed thereto. CARRIED BY-LAW NUMBER 2356 Mr. Scott, seconded by Mr. Stewart, moves for leave to introduce a By-Law of the Township of Pickering to rescind part of By-Law Number 2181, and that saMe now be read a first time. ~r. Scott, seconded by Mrs. McPherson, moves that By-Law Number 2356 to rescind part of By-Law Number 2181 be row read a secord time, and that Council go i.rto Committee of the Whole thereon. The Committee of the Whole arises and reports the By-Law as read. Mr. Scott, sec2nded by Mr. James, moves that the report of the Committee of the Whole OJ1 B -Law Number 2356 be adopted, and that the said By-Law be now read a Third time an'=¡ PASSED; that the Reeve and Clerk sign the same, and t.he Seal of the Corporation be affixed thereto. CARRIED CLERK'S INSTRUCTIONS 1. Mr. Chapman require cor tractors who installed sewer to leave job in neat corñition. )¡ é' ¿,,~,- '"" ? . Mr. Chapman make ConcessioT1 4 and 5 "Through" roads at Greenwood Road. t:Ív--. On MOTION of Mr. .Stewart, the meeting adjourned. APPROVED 1958 Clerk .~r.f ~