HomeMy WebLinkAboutDecember 29, 1958
MUNICIPAL
BUILDING
BR¡OUGHAM
A Meeting of Council was held on MONDAY, the TWENTY-NINTH day of DECEMBER,
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
Harry Ashton - Councillor Elect
Miss Violet Swan - Councillor Elect
Lloyd T. Johnston, Clerk
The following CORRESPONDENCE was read:
1. B9ildin~ Insvector's report:
Estimated Average Permit InspectoJ
Year - Tot~l Permits House Permits Value House Value Fees Mi Ie aJre
--
1956 311 176 $2,599,050.00 12,700.00 30.11 7,411
1957 360 263 3,650,000.00 14,250.00 42.40 11,253
1958 509 308 5,493,900.00 15,200.00 63 .44 11,735
2. Tax Collector's Revort, November 30.
1957
1958
41,495.09
54,525.71
28,494.67
23,189.14
O/S Current & Prior
224,787.23
214,282.52
November Collection
Arrears Outstandin~
3. Project Plannin~ Associates Limited submitted a report on what effect Crusader
proposal of 3000 houses at Frenchman's Bay would have on the Township
economically.
4. Oshawa General HosDital again asked Council to pay the $5,101.46 being
claimed cost of Pickering Township indigent patients over and above grants
received for period October, 1957, to September, 1958. TABLED until 1958
Welfare books posted.
5. Welf~re DeDartment listed 16 men who were available for winter work. Road
Superintendent stated he would start them brush cutting in early new year.
6. Mr. D'Antimo requested a letter of tolerance for Lot 98, Plan 612.
RESOLUTION NUMBER 226
MOVED by Mr. Pugh, seconded by Mr. James, that the following Planning Board Member~
milea~e for 1958 be paid:
George Todd 17 meetings @ 15 miles plus 200 special - 455 @ 8¢ - $ 36.40
J. S. Scott 17 " @ 21 " " 200 " - 557 @ 8¢ - 44.56
W. G. Newman 9 " @ 16 " It 200 " - 344@ 8¢ - 27.52
W. G. Lawson 8 " @ 11 " " 200 It - 288 @ 8¢ - 23.04
David Lennox 13 It @ 11 " It 200 " - 343 @ 8¢ - 27.44
K.H.J. Clarke 8 " @ 10 " It 200 It - 280 @ 8¢ - 22.40
Wells Ritchie 12 " @ 10 " It 200 " - 320 @ 8¢ - 25.60
John Mansell 12 " @ 12 " It 200 " - 344 @ 8¢ - 27.52
W. Hardy Craig 13 " @ 10 It " 200 " - 330 @ 8¢ - 26.40
$ 260.88
CARRIED
RESOLUTION NUMBER 227
MOVED by Mr. Pugh, seconded by Mr. Hawthorne, that application be made to the
Department of Highways of Ontario for our Road Department to lay an asphalt
sidewalk from Brougham four corners easterly 1000 feet to the Park entrance,
being on Highway 7 opposite Lot No. 18, subject to Highway Department subsidy and
cost estimated as follows:
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Resolution No. 227 (Continued)
GRADING
1000', 5 hrs. Loader
5 hrs. 2 men
1000' X 4' X·!" - 80'
80 feet @ 1.00
20.00
15.00
35.00
GRA VEL
80.00
LABOUR ON
ASPHALT
4000 square feet.
90 sq. ft. - 1 ton
4000 sq. ft. - 44.4 tons @ 7.50
3 men, 10 hrs. - 30 hrs. @ 1.50
ASPHALT
Plus 10%
330.00
45.00
15.00
60.00
30.00
$ 595.00
59.50
654.50
SHOULDERING
2 men, 5 hrs. - 10 hrs. @ 1.50
2 men, 2 days @ .$1.50 per hour
Removing forms, 2 men, 1 day
FORMING
1000 feet
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cost of Sidewalk:
Asphalt 4' wide 2" - .65¢ per lineal foot
--22-. .17¢ per square foot
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CARRIED
RESOLUTION NUMBER 228
MOVED by Mr. Scott, seconded by Mr. James, that application be made to the
Department of Highways for approval of the following road materials:
Can,adian Johns-Manville Co. Ltd.
">",'1."J
683i-' of 12" Culvert Pipe @ 90¢ 615.15
855 , of 14" " " @ 1.00 855.00
2636' of 16" " " @ 1.10 2,899.60
803 , of 18" " " @ 1.40 1,124.20
66 , of 24" " " @ 1.75 115.50
320 , of 10" " " @ .75 240.00 5,849.45 V'
Rosco Metal & Roofin~ Products Ltd.
108' of 16" Culvert Pipe
108' of 18" " "
108' of 21" " " 912.66 .........
Westeel Products Limited
654' of 15" " "
324' of 18t; " "
108' of 21" " "
111' of 24" " "
24' of Pipe Arch 50" X 31"
17 Couplers 3,155.59 v""
Robertsteel Limited
80' of 8" Culvert Pipe
1.08' of 15" " "
108' of 18" " "
108' of 24" It "
147' of Pipe Arch 58" X 36"
13 Couplers 2,353.54 v
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Resolution Number 228 (Continued)
The Pedlar ~eoDle of Canada Limited
540' of 15" Culvert Pipe
185' of 18" " "
11' of 30" " "
10' of 42" " "
21' of Pipe Arch 72" X 44"
18 Couplers 2,094.25 v
Armco Draina~e & Metal ~oducts
132' of 30" Culvert Yipe
41 'of Pipe Arch 58" X 36"
1,281.25 v'"
CALCIUM
Brunner Mond Canada Sales Limited
1410 Bags
Miller Pavin~ Limited
88 Bags
Allied Chemicals Limited
2,610.85 ./
220.00 ('
1040 Bags
Miller Pavin~ Limited
68,935 gal. of Brine @ l5.3¢
1,939.74 ,/
10,547.05 .v
PAVING
Miller Pavin~ Limited
Cold-Mix - 83.91 Ton @ 6.45
Prime - 5,750 gal. @ .2515
MC2 Asphalt, 10,574 gal. @ 2.59
541.22 ./
1,446.13 v
2,738.67 v
SIGNS
Rosco Metal And Roofin~ Limited
11 "Stop" Signs
8 "Pavement Ends" signs
109 .10 .
157.60 v'
266.70
TownshiD of Scarborou~h
20 "Stop" signs
6 "Narrow tJridge" signs
227.98
MISCELLANEOUS
-H. A. ~all & Sons Limited
120 Drums @ $2.50
(Used for holding sand on hills)
Deuartment of Hi~hwaYs
3 Used Sanders
300.00 .¡'
300.00
x
Sifto Salt Ltd.
160 Bags
15 Ton, Bulk
88.00 ./
90.00 v'
178.00 /
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Resolution Number 228 (60ntinued)
Simcoe Dock & Dred~in~ Ltd.
125 Loads Gravel @ 1.00
125.00
County of Ontario
Approaches to Bay Bridge
Lot 22-23
667.86
Rosco Metal & Roofin~ Ltd.
200 Snow Fence Posts 6' long @ 83¢
166.00 v
CARRIED
RESOLUTION NUMBER 229
MOVED by Mr. Pugh, seconded by Mr. James, that a letter of tolerance be
granted the house located on Lot 98, Plan 612, as the side yard fronting
Kirkdene Drive has only a set back of 8' IIi" when By-Law requires 15',
so that Council will take no action against the owner.
CARRIED
RESOLUTION NUMBER 230
MOVED by Mr. Hawthorne, seconded by Mr. Pugh, that the Municipality of
the Township of Pickering agrees in principle to the general proposal
set forth by Crusader Development Limited and directs that a copy of
the attached letter be forwarded to Crusader Developments Limited.
CARßIED
YEAS: Messrs. James, Hawthorne, Pugh, Lawson,
Scott, ~tewart, Mrs. McPherson.
BY-LAW NUMBER 2360
Mr. Scott, seconded by Mr. James, moves for leave to introduce a By-Law
of the Township of Pickering to increase the size of Water Area No. 1 as
set out in By-Law Number 2097, as amended by By-Law Number 2225, and that
same now be read a first time.
Mr. Scott, seconded by Mr. Hawthorne, moves that By-Law Number 2360 to
increase the size of Water Area No.1 as set out in By-Law Number 2097,
as amended by By-Law Number 2225,be now read a second time, and that Council
go into Committee of the Whole thereon.
The Committee of the Whole arises and reports the By-Law as read.
Mr. Scott, seconded by Mrs. McPherson, moves that the report of the Committee
of the Whole on By-Law No. 2360 be adopted, and that the said By-taw 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 2361 (Two Readings)
Mr. Scott, seconded by Mrs. McPherson, moves for leave to introduce a By-taw
of the Township of Pickering to authorize the construction of an eight-inèh
(8") watermain along East Avenue and Highway No.2 as a Local Improvement
under the provisions of 0 the Local Improvement Act, and that same now be :read
a first time.
Mr. Scott, seconded by Mr. nawthorne, moves that By-Law Number 2361 to
authorize the construction of an eight-inch (8") watermain along East Avenue
and Highway No.2 as a Local Improvement under the provisions of the Local
Improvement Act, be now read a second time, and that Council go into Committee
of the Whole thereon.
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MOVED by Mr. Pugh, seconded by Mr , that the accounts, in the
amount of $22,269.18, as reporte4 by the FINANCE COMMITTEE. be adopted.
~ARRIED
MOVED by Mrs. McPherson, seconded by Mr. Pugh, that the accounts, in the
amount of $3,438.46, as reported by the FIRE AREA NO.1 COMMITTEE, be
adopted. CARRIED
MOVED by Mrs. McPherson, seconded by Mr. James, that the accounts, in the
amount of $41.73, as reported by the ~IRE AREA NO.2 COMMITTEE, be adopted.
CARRIED
MOVED by Mr. Scott, seconded by Mr. J~mes, that the accounts, in the
amount of $SÙo.26, as reported by the GARBAGE COMMITTEE, be adopted.
. CARRIED
MOVED by Mr. James, seconded by Mr. Pugh, that the accounts, in the
amount of $447.38, as reported by the LIVESTOCK COMMITTEE, be adopted.
CARRIED
MOVED by Mrs. McPherson, seconded by Mr. Scott, that the accounts in the
amount of $5,071.98, as reported by the Police Committee. be adopted.
CARRIED
MOVED by Mr. Scott, secon~ed by Mr. Hawthorne, that the accounts in the
amount of $1,842.57, as reported by the ~BLIC UTILITIES COMMITTEE. be
ad opted. CARRIED
MOVED by Mr. Scott, seconded by Mrs. McPherson, that the accounts in the
amount of $37,417.61, as reported by the ROAD AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE, be
adopted. CARRIED
MOVED by Mr. Hawthorne, seconded by Mr. Pugh, that the accounts, in the
amount of $1,513.54, as reported by the WELFARE COMMITTEE, be adopted.
CARRIED
MOVED by Mr. Pugh, seconded by Mr. Hawthorne, that the Reeve grant his
order on the Treasurer to pay the several accounts as passed this day
bV Council. CARRIED
Reeve Lawson submitted the following letter which he proposed should be
the basis of argument of Council further to Crusader proposed development
of 3,000 housing urits at Frenchman's Bay.
Brougham, Ontario,
December 29th, 1958.
Crusader Developments Ltd.,
TORONTO, Ontario.
Dear Sirs:
Re: Proposed Development,
Frenchman's Bay Area.
Please be advised that the Corporation of
the Township of Pickering, as represented by its Council, has agreed in
principle, to the development of at least six hundred (600) acres and not
more than seven hundred (700) acres of residential and commercial land in
the Frenchman's Bay Area. The development is to include the subdivision
of the lands into lots for single family dwellings, semi-detached dwellings,
multiple units, commercial lands and school lands. It is understood that
80% of the area of the lands developed is to be used for single family
dwellings on lands having a minimum frontage of fifty feet (50').
Subject to the completion of the items listed
below, the Municipality will agree to the subdivision of these lands and
will forward to the various authorities all consents required so that the
lands may be developed as quickly as possible.
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Crusader Developments Ltd. (Continued)
The Municipality's agreement and principle
is subject to the following items yet to be completed:
1. The execution by you of an Agreement
presently being prepared by our Solicitors.
2. The payment to the Municipality of the sum
of $350.00 for each dwelling unit erected within the development.
Payment is to be made as building permits are taken out for each
unit but provided that a prepayment of at least $350,000.00 of the
fees mentioned herein to be made in advance at the request of the
Municipality.
3. The area for each dwelling unit to be
erected to be 1050 square feet except in certain circumstances to be
specified in the agreement.
4. The Municipality is to design and construct
a sewerage plant and water works system of a specified size to at
least serve the area to be developed by the Company.
5. All internal services and trunk mains in the
development, including sixty-five (65) acres of industrial lands, to
be installed and paid for to the specifications of the Municipality.
6. The Municipality to agree to installation of
temporary water and sewerage plants which are approved by the O.W.R.C.
and County Health Unit, at Developer's expense.
7. The Company to conform to all Township and
building and other by-laws.
8. The Developer to contribute to the Municip-
ality, the Municipality's costs· paid to its Solicitors for preparation
of agreements, etc., dealing with the Development and to pay to the
Municipality 1% of all development costs to defray the Municipality's
engineer's and Planner's expenses arising as a result of the Development.
Yours very truly,
Mr. MacDonald of Crusader Development Company discussed the Reeve's proposal
and agreed to all points with exception of Clause 6, which he asked for
clarification, figures and location of services.
CLERK'S INSTRUCTIONS
1. Get information as to whether Mr. Aeen of Frenchman's Bay has removed
posts from Bay.
2. Does County pay Township or person who destroys foxes, the Four Dollars
Bounty?
On behalf of the old Council Members, Deputy Reeve Scott presented
Reeve Lawson and Councillors Pugh and Stewart with desk sets and a suitable
address, on their retirement from the Municipal Council.
MOVED by Mr. Scott, seconded by Mr. Stewart, that this Council do now adjourn
sine die. CARRIED
APPROVED
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1959