HomeMy WebLinkAboutDecember 2, 1974
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èOUNCIL MEETING
'A meeting of the Pickering Town Council
was held on MONDAY, the SECOND day of
DECEMBER, 1974 at 8:00 P.M.
Present:
Mayor G. Ashe
Councillors - J.
D.
K.
A.
B.
K.
Anderson
Kitchen
Matheson
Robertson
Searle
Spratley
Manager
Clerk
L.F. Berryman
N.C. Marshall
(I)
ADOPTION OF MINUTES
MOVED by Councillor Spratley, seconded by Councillor
Matheson that the minutes of the meeting of November
18th 1974 be adoped.
CARRIED
Mayor Ashe noted that the minutes suggested that Mr.
O'Leary who appeared under a delegation was shown as
an owner, whereas in fact he should have been shown
as a taxicab driver.
(II)
DELEGATIONS
MOVED by Councillor Kitchen, seconded by Councillor
Robertson that Mr. Harry Thompson be heard.
Mr. Thompson represented the Pickering South Senior
Citizens Club and appeared before Council in support
of their request that the Municipality provide snow
shovelling services for all senior citizens who apply
for such assistance and who are over the age of 65.
He suggested that the service would only be available
to those who had no one living with them under the age
of 65. He agreed to attempt to secure a list of senior
citizens who might be interested in such a service in
the southern portion of the Municipality and submit
this to the Clerk by December 9th 1974.
It was agreed that the Solicitor's comments should be
secured on the Municipality's liability in clearing
snow on private property.
The Mayor mentioned the Town of Ajax program, wherein
the Ajax Outers Club of the High School, in conjunction
with the Rotary supplied students to clean senior citizens
sidewalks at a cost of $2.00 per hour.
MOVED by Councillor Robertson, seconded by Councillor
Spratley that this question be referred for a more thorough
discussion at the next Executive Committee meeting.
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CARRIED
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(II)
DELEGATIONS CONTINUED
2.
MOVED by Councillor Kitchen, seconded by councillor
Spratley that Mr. Ralph Mahood be heard.
Mr. Mahood appeared before Council to draw their
attention to a number of ambiguous statements contained
in the present taxicab by-law and in particular,
Section 1 (0) and (g), Section 4, Section 9, Section
11 (f), Section 12, Section 33 (f).
It was agreed that a detailed review of the by-law be
carried out later on during the Executive Committee
meeting scheduled.
( III)
REPORTS
Ontario Humane Society Report for the month of October
1974, with comparison figures for Oc~Ob. r 1973.
Number of Dogs impounded
Number of Dogs returned direct
to owners 0
Number of Dogs taken to shelter 24
Number of Dogs claimed from
shelter by owner 14
Number of dogs humanely destroyed-
Number of Cats sheltered
Number of miscellaneous animals
sheltered
Number of animals rescued or
otherwise assisted
Number of calls for assistance
answered
Emergency calls answered after 9
Impounding fees collected
Warnings given
Tickets issued
1974
~:p. Aban .
22
1973
î~P . Aban .
31
0 0
22 15
4 7
14
29
12
6
0
31
3
19
17
2
7
101
p.m. 1
$202.00
47
9
$55.00
129
4
$19.00
(IV)
RESOLUTIONS
REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF NOVEMBER 25th 1974
The Executive Committee presents its Report and respectfully
reports and recommends as follows:
1.
RECOMMENDATIONS - (For Council Approval)
AMBULANCE SERVICE
That the application of Mr. Richard Brett to service the
Town of Pickering in its long overdue need for an ambulance
service be endorsed and that the Ministry be requested to
grant this service post haste.
2.
SE~i'AGE CHARGES
That the cost of operation, repair, and maintenance of
sewage works in the Town of Pickering be collected by
a mill rate charge on the assessed value of land in a
designated sewage area, as indicated in the report of
the Treasurer-Collector dated November 19th 1974.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT (Continued)
3.
RESOLUTION - CITY OF OSHAWA
That the resolution of the City of Oshawa relative to
the amending of the Railway Act to require adequate
fencing in urban areas to restrain children be endorsed.
4.
RESOLUTION - TOW1~SHIP OF MARCH
That/the Resolution #3 of the Township of March relative
to the standardization and re-use of glass containers
be endorsed.
5.
TENDER - CAB & CHASSIS
That the alternative prcposal offered by Oshawa Truck
Centre for a cab and chassis in the amount of $16,237.25,
as indicated in the report of the Director of Public
Works dated November 11th 1974 and in the report of the
Town Buyer dated November 13th 1974, be approved.
6.
RESOLUTION - CITY OF MISSISSAUGA
That the resolution of the City of Mississauga relative
to the amending of the Toronto Area Transit Operating
Authority Act be endorsed.
7. (a) P.E.R.U. - REPLACEMENT RESCUE CRAFT
That a meeting be set up with the Town of Ajax in
order to discuss the matter of the replacement of the
rescue craft for the Pickering Emergency Rescue Unit
for 1975.
(b) That the Manager be instructed to investigate supplementary
sources for the financing of the Pickering Emergency.
Rescue Unit craft from Federal and Provincial authorities.
8.
BROCK ROAD AUTO BODY
That Mr. Leonardo Zambri and Mr. Frank Ferrara (Brock
Road Auto Body) be advised to submit a detailed application
for the proposed enterprise to the appropriate department
and that further action will be taken.
9.
NORTH PICKERING EXPROPRIATIONS - LOT 7, PLAN 614
That an application be made to the Province for an
exemption from Provincial expropriation for Lot 17,
Plan 614, known as the Jomar Subdivision, as indicated
in the report of the Town Solicitor dated November 20th 1974.
10.
SIMON HENRY KAPTYN ESTATE LIMITED
That t.he reqoost of John Kaptyn of Capt:ån Developments
with respect to an extension of the time for registration
of the proposed Plan of Subdivision, Simon Henry Kaptyn
Estates Limited, Part Lot 17, Range 3, Town of Pickering,
until March lOth 1975, be granted.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT (Continued)
LICENCE FEES
That the licence fees for auctioneers and public halls
be established on a similar basis as those of the Town
of Ajax, as submitted by the Town Solicitor in his
report of November 21st 1974.
VILLAGE OF P1CKERING SIGNS
That the letter dated November 19th 1974 from the Clerk
of the Town of Ajax relative to the Village of Pickering
signs be received for information and filed.
BAY RIDGES CABLE T.V.
That the matter pertaining to Bay Ridges Cable T.V.
be deferred to ~~bruary 1975.
ONTARIO ~UlUU~E SOCIETY
That th Ontario Humane Society be requested to
re-instate the telephone Zenith number.
SANITARY LANDFILL SITES
That whereas satisfactory progress has not been reached
with respect to resolvement of the disposition of the
proposed Brock North and South Sanitary landfill sites;
be it therefore resolved that this Council request the
Minister of the Enviroment to convene a meeting with
the Metro Chairman and the Mayor and designate from this
Municipality for the purpose of resolving the securing
of the necessary information from Metro with respect
to the same sites so as to enable the Ministry to reach
the earliest possible decision regarding their disposition.
Tm1DERS - RESCUE VEHICLE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT
That the tender in the amount of $4,230.00 submitted
by Central Truck Body Company Limited, as indicated
in the report of the Town Buyer dated November 20th
1974, be accepted.
TENDER - CLAREt-10NT LAta1N BŒ'1LING CLUB HOUSE
That the tender in the amount of $33, 800.00 as submitted
by Mr. N. Rowher Construction Limited, as indicated
in the report of the Director of Recreation and Trans.-
portation dated November 22,d 1974, be accepted.
HYDRO UTILITIES COMMISSION
That whereas the Corporation of the Town of Pickering
is desirous of assessing the viability of a separate
Utilities Commission, and whereas such Study cannot be
achieved without the assistance and co-operation of
Ontario Hydro, and ~bereas this co-operation cannot be
secured until the r~lease of a Study presented to the
Energy Minister by a Select Committee of the Legislature,
be it hereby resolved that this Council request the
release of such report and decision thereto to enable
the determination of proceeding with such Utilities
Commission in Pickering.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT (Continued)
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ACCOUNTS FOR APPROVAL
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That the accounts as presented by the Manaçer and
dated November 15th 1974 in the amount of $118,S24.~~
be approved.
Resolution 293/74
MOVED by Councillor Robertson, seconded by Councillor
Spratley that items contained in the Report of the
Executive Committee of November 25th 1974 be adopted,
as amended.
CARRIED
Resolution 294/74
MOVED by Councillor Anderson, seconded by Councillor
Searle that the following Department Head Reports for
the month of November 1974 be adopted:
Clerk's Department
Planning Department
Treasury Department
By-Law Department
Fire Department
Public Works Department
Legal Department
Recreation & Transportation
Department
CARRIED
Several question were raised with respec~ to the
various Department Head reports:
1.
Councillor Spratley wondered why the Amendment to the
Minister's Zoning Order for Mr. Pugh has been granted
when the one for Mr. Baaton had not.
2.
Councillor Anderson questioned the liftin9 of the Minister's
Zoning Order on Martin's Subdivision, not including the
Hamlet of Cherrywood.
3.
Councillor Kitchen noted that the pedestrians were
continuing to use the easterly side of the bridge over
Highway 401 on Liverpool Road, in spite of the existence
of the sidewalk on the west side. He sugqested that
the only way to alleviate this dange~ous practice was
to pursue the installation of traffic lights at the
inter-section of Industrial Road and LiverpoOl Road,
thus permitting a safe crossing of LivGrpool Road for
pedestrians.
Resolution 295/74
MOVED by Councillor Kitchen, seconded by Councillor
Searle that the recommenda~ions contained in the Report
of the Planninq Committe~ of November l5tb 1974
be adopted.
CARRIED
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REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMITTEE OF NOVEMBER 15th 1974
The Planning Committee presents its Report and respect
fully reports and recommends as follows:
Recommendations (For Council Approval)
1.
Sewage Treatment Plant Capacity
Resolved that the Planning Committee recommend to Council,
and subsequently to Regional Council, that the Schedule
of Subdivisions dated September 16th, 1974 be adopted as
follows (the original schedule is attached for reference):-
1.
Area Numbers 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12 be adopted as
scheduled,
2.
Area Numbers 8 and 9 be adopted as scheduled, but
note be made that if the proposed construction
program cannot be met, arrangements be made to
re-allocate capacity,
3.
Area Numbers 1 and 4 result in a total allocation
of 669 units up to 1977 of which 262 units can be
allocated before the end of 1975. These units
are recommended scheduled as follows:-
(a) Bay Ridges - Radom Street Apartments and Townhouses -
220 units
(b) Rosebank additional infilling - 42 units
(c) Rosebank - additional infilling - 108 units
(Note - This involves a total allocation to
---- Rosebank of 439 units)
(d) Local improvements - Bayview Area
Glengrove Area
20
75
95 units
(e) Senior Citizens Apartments - Liverpool Road - 36 units
(f) Jack Jacobsen Construction 18T-24131 - 76 units
'(g) Finch-Pickering Construction l8T-24644 - 31 units
(h) Paddock Developments 18T-24618 - 25 units
(i) The remaining 72 units may be designated as individual
applications are submitted and approved by the Town,of
Pickering Council.
2.
Water Treatment Plant Allocation
WHEREAS in respect to the provisions of water plant capacity,
it is understood that it has come to the attention of the
Region of Durham that there is in fact a problem regarding
the provision of water;
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PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORT (Con t.:;~1'l.ued)
AND WHEREAS the Region of Durham is now carrying out an
extensive survey of this problem within the Town of Pic~ering.
Upon exact knowledge of the scale of the problem being
realized by the Region of Durham;
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT the Region of Durham be requested to
provide water capacity for all approved development within
the Town to ensure continuous development within the Town
with co-ordinated sewer and water facilities.
3.
Paddock Development
Draft Plan of Subdivision
Part Lot 30, Plan 509
Town of Pickering
Resolved that the Town of Pickering Planning Committee
recommend to Council that Draft Plan of Subdivision
l8T-24618 by Paddock Development in respect to lands
at Part Lot 30, Plan 509 be approved subject to:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
The adequate allocation of sewage treatment
plant capacity for the development,
Changes in red on the plan stamped approved
by Council this date,
Dedication to the Town of Pickering of the
I foot reserve as shown on the Draft Plan,
Satisfactory arrangements with Council re:
provision of park lands including the 5%
dedication required under The Planning Act,
The development of this Plan shall be the
subject of Amendments to Restricted Area
By-law 3036 to implement the Official Plan
to provide for the following:
i)
Lots outlined in "Brown" one single-detached
dwelling per lot with attached garage.
Minimum 45' frontage at the 20 ft. set-back,
line, 50' for corner lots
Minimum 4900 sq. ft. lot area
Minimum Floor Area: 1050 sq. ft.
ii)
Lots outlined in "Blue" one pair semi-detached
dwellings per lot.
Minimum 55 ft. frontage at the 20 ft. set-back
line, 60 ft. for corner lots
Minimum 2750 sq. ft. lot area per dwelling
Minimum Flo~r Area: 1050 sq. ft.
Satisfactory arrangements with Town-Council, and
Regional Council re:
i) provision of all services
ii) dedication of Street A as a 66 foot road
allowance, with 15 foot corner roundings
as shown on the draft plan.
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PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORT {Conti£~~ed}
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
,12.
4.
Owner to provide easements to the satisfaction
of the Town and Regional Engineers.
.
Site location of all low density dwellings shall
be submitted to the Town Planning Committee in~icating
the relationship of Buildings by Blocks prior to
issuance of Building Permits.
Satisfactory arrangements with Ontario Hydro re:
underground wiring and street lighting.
Satisfactory Subdivision Agreements to be entered
into between the Town Council, Regional Council
and the owner.
Registration of the Draft Plan of Subdivision and
construction occurring within 18 months of Draft
Approval of the Subject Plan of Subdivision.
Satisfactory arrangements re:
capacity.
provision of water
Finch-Pickering Construction
Draft Plan of Subdivision
Part Lots 5 and 6, Plan 509
Town of Pickering
Resolved that the ,!'own of Pickering Planning Committee recommend
to Council that Draft Plan of Subdivision 18T-24644 by Finch-
Pickering Construction Lim~.ted in respect to lands at Part
Lots 5 and 6, Plan 509 be APPROVED subject to:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The adequate allocation of sewage treatment plant
capacity.
Changes in "red" on the plan stamped "Approved" by
Council this date.
Dedication to the Town of Pickering of the I ft.
reserves as shown on the Draft Plan.
Satisfactory arrangements with Council re: provision
of parklands including the 5% dedication required.
under The Planning Act.
The development of this Plan shall be the subject
of amendments to Restricted Area By-law 3036 to
implement the Official Plan to provide for the
following:-
(i)
Lots outlined in "Brown" one single detached
dwelling per lot with attached garage.
Minimum 50 ft. frontage at the 20 ft. setback line
55 ft. for corner lots
Minimum 5,500 sq. ft. lot area
Minimum.Floor Area - 1,050 sq. ft. bungalow
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PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORT (Continued)
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
(ii)
Lots outlined in "Blue" one single detached
dwelling per lot with attached garage.
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Minimum 45 ft. frontage at the 20 ft. setback line
50 ft. for corner lots
Minimum 4,900 sq. ft. let area
Minimum Floor Area - 1,050 sq. ft. bungalow
Satisfactory arrangements with Town and Regional Council
re: provision of services.
Owner to provide easements to the satisfaction of the
Town and Regional Engineers.
Site Location of all low density dwellings shall be
submitted to the Town Planning Committee indicating
the relationship of Buildings by Blocks prior to
issuance of Building Permits.
Satisfactory arrangements with Ontario Hydro re:
underground wiring and street lighting.
Satisfactory Subdivision Agreements to be entered
into between the Town and Regional Councils and
the Owner. ~- ,
Blocks A and B to be held for future development in
order to provide rear access to adjacent existing
properties now fronting on Finch Avenue.
Dedication of a 10 ft. road widening on the west
side of Valley Farm Road.
Registration of the Draft Plan of Subdivision and
construction occurring within 18 months of approval
of the Draft Plan of Subdivision.
Satisfactory arrangements re:
capacity.
provision of water
Jack Jacobsen
Draft Plan of Subdivision
Part Lot 28, Concession 1
Town of Pickering
Resolved that the Town of Pickering Planning Committee recommend
to Council that the Draft Plan of Subdivision l8T-24l31 by Jack
Jacobsen in respect to lands at Lot 28, Concession 1 be APPROVED
subject to:-
5.
1.
The extension of necessary trunk sewers to the site and
the adequate allocation of sewage treatment plant
capacity.
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PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORT (Continued)
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
'9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Changes in "Eed" as shown on the Plan stamped "Approved"
by Council this date.
Satisfactory arrangements with Council re: prov\sion
of parklands including the 5% dedication required
under The Planning Act.
The Development of this Plan shall be the subject of
Amendments to Restricted Area By-law 3036 to implement
the Official Plan as amended to provide for the following:
(i)
Lots outlined in "Brown" one single-detached dwelling
per lot with attached garage.
Minimum 50 ft. frontage at the 20 ft. setback line
55 ft. for corner lots
Minimum 5500 sq. ft. lot area
Minimum Floor Area 1050 sq. ~t.
(ii)
Lots outlined in "Blue" one single-detached dwelling
per lot with attached garage.
Minimum 45 ft. frontage at the 20 ft. setbauk line
50 ft. for corner lots
Minimum 5000 sq. ft. lot area
Minimum Floor Area 1050 sq. ft.
Development of Lots 70 and 15 and 16, Blocks A and Band C
occur only in conjunction with adjacent lands.
Satisfactory arrangements with the Town and Regional
Councils re: all services.
Owner to provide easements and n(~cessary lot dedications
to the satisfaction of the Town and Regional Engineers.
Site Location of all low density d\vellings shall be
submitted to the Town Planning Committee indicating
the relationship of buildings by Blocks prior to
issuance of Building Permits.
Satisfactory Subdivision Agreements to be entered
into between Town Council, Regional Council and
the owner.
Satisfactory arrangements for lifting the one-foot
reserve to the west.
Satisfactory arrangements with Ontario Hydro re:
underground wiring and street lighting.
Registration of the Plan of Subdivision and
construction occurring within 18 months of
draft approval of the subject plan.
Satisfactory arrangements re:
water capacity.
provision of
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PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORT (Continued)
D. J. PIitz
A 4/74
Part Lot 20, Range 3
Town of Pickering
Resolved that the Planning Committee recommend to Coùncil
that the application by D. J. PIitz to mTIend Restricted
Area By-law 2511 in respect to lands at Part of Lot 20,
Range 3 be deemed premature until the completion of the
Secondary Plan for the Bay Ridges Area.
6.
7.
A 3/74
J.D.S. Investments Limited
Part Lot 21, Concession 1
Town of Pickering
Resolved that the Planning Committee recommend to Council
that whereas there is no Sewage Treatment Plant capacity
available, and whereas the question of the location of a
Recreation Complex will be answered as part of the Con-
ceptual Development Plan for the Regional District Centre;
The application A 3/74 by J.D.S. Investment be deferred
and reconsidered by the applicant with the criterion in
the attached report and this proposal be considered input
as to the Conceptual Development Plan, but returned to
Committee in order that it may be processed and construction
occur immediately upon required Sewage Treatment Plant capacity
being available (1978).
8.
M 12/72
Greenwood United Church
Part Lot 3, Concession 5
Town of Pickering
Resolved that the Planning Committee recommend to Council
that the Application M 12/72 by Greenwood United Church to
Modify the Minister's Zoning Order in respect to lands
being Part of Lot 3, Concession 5 to permit a dwelling unit
on the property which is within the proposed Noise Cone
of Pickering Airport be APPROVED.
9.
M 16/74
Mrs. J. Stell
Part Lot 3, Concession 6
Town of Pickering
Resolved that the Planning Committee recommend to Council
that the application M 16/74 by Mrs. J. Stell to Modify
the Minister's Zoning Order in respect to lands being
Part of Lot 3, Concession 6, on the west side of Kinsal<;
Road North of the 6th Concession to permit the creation
of a lot for residential purposes within the proposed
Noise Cone of Pickering Airport be APPROVED.
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Resolution 296/74
MOVED by Councillor Anderson, seconded by Councillor
Robertson that the Corporation of the Town of Pickering
acc.pts the charges for the construction of sanitary
sewers on Liverpool Road as described in By-Law 94--7,1
of the Regional Hunicipality of Durham;
M~D FURTHER that the Corporation of the Town of Pickering
endorses the method of financing said project as outlined
in said By-Law 94-7~ of the Regional Municipality of
Durham..
CARRIED
Resolution 297/74
MOVED by Councillor Spratley, seconded by Councillor
Anderson that a meeting be arranged with the Minister
of Housing to discuss the reasoning behind his departments
refusal to approve amendments to the Minister's Zoning
Order to permit the creation of lots for residential
purposes.
CAR1;{IED
(V)
BY-LAHS
By-Law Nw~er 133/74
Councillor Robertson, seconded by Councillor Anderson
moved for leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of
Pickering to dedicate certain lands as public highway
pursuant to 8.443 of The Municipal Act, R.S.C. 1970,
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.
Recorded Vote:
Yea:
Nay:
Messrs. Ashe, Anderson, Matheson, Robertson, Spratley.
Messrs. Kitchen, Searle.
By-Law 134/74
Councillor Searle, seconded by Councillor Kitchen
moved for leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of
Pickering to authorize an application to the Ontario
Municipal Board for an Order enlarging the defined sewer
area in the Town of Pickerinq, and that the 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
..-/
RECORDED VoTE:
Yea:
Messrs. Ashe, Anderson, Kitchen, Matheson,
Robertson, Spratley, Searle.
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By-Law Number 135/74
Councillor Matheson seconded by Councillor Robertson
moved for leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of
Pickering to number the homes and lots in Registered
Plans M-997 and M-998 and repeal By-law Number 111/74,
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.
By-Law Number 136/74
Councillor Robertson, seconded by Councillor Anderson
moved for leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of
Pickering to provide for the licencing of Auctioneers
within the Town of Pickering, and to repeal By-law
Number 3495, 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.
By-Law Number 137/74
Councillor Spratley, seconded by Councillor Anderson
moves for leave to introduce a By-law of the Town of
Pickering to provide for the Licencing and Regulating
of Public Halls with the Town of Pickering and to repeal
By-law Number 1659 and By-law Number 2601, 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.
(VI)
1.
OTHER BUSINESS
Councillor Kitchen noted the opening of the Flea Market
at the Sheridan Mall which had formerly been located at
the Rouge Hills Community Centre. He wondered whether
they were licenced and the Manager agreed to report back
to Council on this by Monday of next week.
Councillor Searle wondered whether there was any method
whereby the Municipality could review the operation of
this Flea Market while it was being operated at the Rouge
Hills Community Centre. Apparently it was making a great
deal of money and yet residents were being chnrged on
Sundays to enter a public park where the Market was
being held. The Manager is to pursue this subject further.
(VI)
2.
3.
4.
5.
(VII)
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OTHER BUSINESS (Continued)
Councillor Kitchen asked that the Manager advise him
of the traffic light sequence at the intersection of
Bayly Street and Liverpool Road.
Councillor Searle mentioned to Council the extremely
hazardous conditions that existed on Bayly Street and
Oklahoma Drive durinq the snow storm of last Thursday.
In spite of the fact~that the Regional sand trucks
had been along the arteries earlier in the day, the
conditions of the road deteriorated to a point that
they were undoubtedly the worst ones in the Municipality
by Friday morning.
Mayor Ashe read a letter of November 20th 197~ received
from the Red Cross Society extending the thanks of that
group to the members of Council who had joined with
them in the inaugural meeting of N.)vernber 19th 1974
of the Durham West Branch of the Red Cross Society.
Mayor Ashe extended his congratulations to the Kinsmen
for the very excellent Santa Claus Parade which had
taken place on the previous Saturday.
CONFIRMATION BY-LAW
By-law Number 138/74
Councillor Anderson, seconded by Councillor Kitchen
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 2nd day of December 197~, 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.
(VIII) ADJOURNMENT
MOVED by Councillor Kitchen, seconded by Councillor
Robertson that the Council adjourn into open session
of the Executive Committee at the hour of 9:45 p.m.
CARRIED
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