HomeMy WebLinkAboutMay 2, 1950 MUNICIPAL BUILDING,
BR q..U.G HAM, 0 N T.
A HEETING of COUNCIL was held on Ma~ 2nd, 19~0, commencing at Ten
o~6'look "in the
PRESENT.' Reeve W. H' Westney, in the Chair
Deputy Reeve George T. Todd
Councillor CIa~e A. Balsdon
Milton B. Burke
" I~ed E. Zinkie
· The MINUTES of the previous meeting were read, and on MOTION of
Mm. Todd, 'seconded by M~. Bumke, ADOPTED.
C 0RRESP 0NDENCE: -
1. County. Clerk, - Hospitalization Ma~lyn Paivo, 9 Oak St,Ajax. AOCE
2. " Winnifred Lloyd, Fairpo~t Bch,ACC
~., - " " Henry Wood, Dunba~ton, AC-'~
" " Edith Coulter, Whitevale
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" os.G= =ge, Brou - ACC
" " Wm. Fitch, Whitevale ACC~E
~e
7- " # ~ M~s.Mary Misner and Babe,
Eldon Street, Ajax REPUDIATE
8. " ~- " Esther Robinson, Pickeringj '" ACOE
9; " "Baby Whalen,
10. " New Hospitalization rates as adopted by Count~-[-:
Group "A", , , ~.00 per day
" "B" ··· $3.%0 "
" "C") $3.00 " "
" "D")' ''
Others . . .~ .
11. A. N. Morine - asking for a hea~ing by Council. - Did not appea
12. R. G. Struthers, M.D., Dept. of Health - advising that his Depar~
hopes to a~rive at a solution whereby a grant on
Public Health Nurse~s Salary will be~adee
13. Police Vil]Lage of Picke~ing - asking fop a review of presen~ Poll
Village Ag~emment with Council.
1~. Add~essograph - stating prises for eertain equipment :-
5,~00 p,lates, camds, cabinets, etc. ~2~.00'
Model 6,~80 Electric Graphatype 1,029.00
" 1900 Addmessograph 1
lister
' $3,208.00
1~. McLaughlin, Macauley, May & Sowamd - H.H. Burnt Dog Kennel.
16. F~ed W. Palme~, East Woodlands - complaint ~e dogs ~umn_Xng.
16. Clerk, V~llage of Beave~ton - advice re setting up assessment
(a) roll for frontage tax in connection with waterworks.
17. C. L. Coultis - complaining about EdwaPds' dog kennel in Plan 3~5
18. Constable F. W. White - asking for $200. Salamy as Truant Officer
and $2,300. Salary as Police Officer.
19. J.C.Bu~ns, Mamkham Hydro - advising that he will attend a see.ting
in Whitevale any time on several days notice.
20. Associated Medical Services, Ltd. - Literature.
C,0RRESPONDENCE: Cont t d.
21. Department of Municipal Affairs - ~egarding Municipal Schools -
Agreed Clerk attend.
22. Geo. $. McCord - complaining about Township Dump and the
btu-ning down of adjoining f~noe' Council agree~l to build
a new, fence, attach snow fence to it in Summer and arrange
bette~ supervision.
23. H.AoNew~an - asking for a culvert on B.F.R.3 Lot 26. Council
agreed to leave him a culvert for $28.98 and he could installe
24. A~thu~ Hatch - claiming $300. damage'to his house S.~ Lot
Concession 4, caused by - he contends - water f~om Township
ditch. Council to inspect.
C.R.Pa~eell - asking that Council place "No DUmpinge signs,.
cover garbage, and ~®move landslide on hill to the Whole-
in-the Hill . Clerk advise that Council will remove earth.
when day - will again place eno dumpinge signs, as we have
done eeve~al times a y~ar for the past two years, and, if
possible, will cover garbage.
25. ~ohnW. Pamker of West Point Crescent - complaining about
his road (private). Mr. Ward instmicted to give ~lerk
cost of taking over said road. ·
27. Imperial 0il, Limite~ - a~king Council to investigate the
possibility of deepening and straightening Duffin's Creek
where it crosses No.~2 Highway, so as to stop flooding of
Imperial 0il Gas Station., . Olerk to advise that County
may~o some work next year, but it would appear to be
, eome~ thing ~or the l~ovinOe to undertake.
28. Mrs. E. Pears, l~enchman's Ba~ - asking for a 30 mile speed
limit on main road in I~enchman,s Bay - about rowdyism and
the Township taking over certain streets.
29. ~ames Martin, south of Cherrywood - asking that road be
improved so that he can get in building materials. - Road
inspection[
30e H.~.Bal~, Fairport - Complaining about Condition of
~oads and d~ainage in front of his p~operty.
31. Melville Grant- Construction By-law for Picketing
7illage Waterworks.
THE FgLL.OWING PERSONS,...o~ motion~ W]~JE
1. D~. Armstrong, Mr. B~Poh and ~. ~e~outh - o~pla~n~
'about Edw~ds~ do~s in Plan 3~, ~d ~eques~in~ that no
ke~el license be isled.
2. OonstahIe F.N.~ite --as~ng fo~ a Police salary of $2,300
~d ~u~t Officer Sal~y of $200.
3. Assessor E.K. Jones- aski~ for assistance to meas~e
f~ontages in Pickegi~ ~d Ol~emont, as the
Assessor has de~nded this be done fo~ 1951.
Chief Constable L.W.~i~elI- reporti~ that he had
e~eneed woPk and as~ng for :
1. A sign "Police Office~" be erected in
' front of ~is h~e.
2. C~inal Code
3- .Snow Code
~ BillyHandc~fs
Light fo~ offiee ~d 3 chairs.
]~. Ag~ee~l the Chief Co~stable obtain the items
Ctd,
~. Edw~ds of ~b~ton Sho~es ~e~a~d~n~ ~. ~st~on~~s
complaint about h~s doss.
~o~ioe ~us~ees - ~e~d~n~ wate~ and ~oads~
~s. Swan, of Concession 2, Lot 28 - ~e waded-co, se, ~oads
~d ~ ~se.
8. ~s. ~ith, Concession 1,.Lot 28 - asked a ~e~d
she paid fo~ a culvert, as it was a ~ep~cement.
~th~ Hatch, Concession ~, Lot 21, a~ked $~00. d~ase for
wateD d~ve~ted by b~ooked d~tch to ~s
10. Har~y B~ock' ~d Don Kemp asked ffo~ culverts on east s~de of
University ~ive.
11. ~. M~in ~d ~. Hull of ~s~ Woo~n~s ~eg~ding Dogs, Roads,
Fire Meeting, School ~ea and Play~o~ds.
12. ~. N. E. Mc~en, ~eg~ding ~oads.
13. D. A. Beer asked price for use of Hall by Rebeooas ~d 1.0,0.F.
1~.Ken ~oods ~d ~l~d ~ Cl~emont, asked f~r a g~an~
~ow~As ~heir ~egion HalI.
by ~. ~lsdon, seconded by ~. ~odd, ~ha~ ~he Clerk approach
p~men~ of ~i~ys and seo~e a price for ~heir five ac~es Sn
So~h ~lf ~o~ 17, Concession 1. ~~.
by ~. Balsdon, seconded by ~. ~, tha~ ~he Clerk obtain
No ~ping~ signs. ~I~.
by ~. B~k, seconded by ~. Balsdon, tha~'the Assessor ~e
~ted ~o sec~e ne~esa~y assist~e to meas~ Piokeri~
CIa~emon~ ~ Village f~on~ages~ ~ 0~~.
by ~' B~k, seconded by M~. Zin~e, ~ha~ ~he Rebe~cas be
tted ~ use the ~o~ship Hall a~ $3.00 ~e~ meeting ~il
AG~ ~he I.O.O.F. be Pe~itted to use ~o~s~ip~Hall for $3.00 pe~
meeting ~il December 3lsd, 1950.
v bY ~. Balsdon, seconded by ~. B~k, tha~ a g~an~ of $100.~
en Cla~emon~ ~egi~n ~o e~eo~ a Hall, and s~e be paid when
~he work is well ~der way. (Ken Woods, Sec~eSa~
MO~ by ~. Balsdon, seconded by ~. Z~e, ~ha~ Clerk ~iSe
~e ~equiri~ his daily log books, as ke~ d~i~ ~he pas~ ~wo
years, and police ~ecords, ~ha~ may be of assistance ~o o~ Poli~e
C~ief, be ~ded ~he Clerk by SaW, day noon nex~ (May 6~h, 1950),
fo~ the inspeo$ion of ~he ~oli~e C~~ee, ~d ~hat his April
ehe~ue be hold ~il s~e are ~eoeived - or ~e~sed - and if re~sed,
~he Clerk ~ake a s~a~emen~ ~o ~his effee~.
M0~ by ~. ~k, seconded by ~. ~odd, ~ha~ no ke~el lieenae be
'issued ~os. Edw~ds in ~y fo~ 1950, pen~ng his progress wi~h a
new loea~ion fo~ his ke~el. C~I~.
AG~ She ~ieipal OffiCes be closed all day ~a~y ~i~ ~he
~on~hs of J~y ~d Au~a~.
MOVED by M~. Todd, seconded by M~. Bu~k, that in ~utu~e all pe~sen~
~-~ing dw~l~ngs in Picketing To, ship ~de~ the Vete~a~ ~d
Act will not be ~eq~ed to depoalt ~300e00 p~oviding
are given in ~iting by the Deponent that said dwel~ng will be
built secondly' to p~ as p~esented ~d.subJect to the approval
of o~ Buildi~ Inspector. O~RI~.
a by ~. zin~e, seconded by ~. Balsdon, that the Bal~y of
bls ~ed W~ ~ite be increased ~ $2,100. to $~,300. as of
~anua~y lat, 1950. 0~RI~.
CT~K' S INS~UCTIONS:
1.. Obtain 500 "No ~pi~" signs. .
2. Have a a~vey of Picketing To. ship e~osion made by the
~osion Co. tree. .
3-Obtain Venetian blinds fo~ upstairs offices.
Obtain a desk chair fo~ ~se.
Ask ~p~ent of HighWays fo~ pe~ssion for a speed
in Fai~po~t again.
~t iMomation on a Dog Po~d.
7- ~qui~e if ~ston Road Gardens w~t cal~i~ in 19~0 by
pett ti on.
8. Have Police check on Spang ~, Harden d~ping in CQncession
~ Lot 16 - newspape~ fo~d.
~qui~e about M~ieipal Wo~ld for ~ed Zin~e.
C~pa~e ~th Co~ty Clerk the cost of Wooten's C~penaation
as against Lloyd's. . ~
11. Contact W.H.El~icot~ and see if he will c~etake M~icipal
~ildi~ and To, ship .Hal,-for $850. per yea~.
MO~ by ~. ~o~ge Todd, seconded by,~. ~. A. Balsdon, that the
~~ing east ~d west in ~y Registered P~n in Lot 18,
Concession ~, Police Village of-C~emont, (M~y Street), be
conveyed to ~as Stanb~y for the 8~ of $~0.00. C~I~.
by ~. Geo. T. Todd, seconded by ~. ~ed Zi~e, that Clause
the Police C~ittee Report adopted Ma~eh~2nd, 1950, ~eadi~
· As the g~ea~er portion ef the populatiom dw~li south of the
Third Concession, it is felt t~t it ia only fair that an
. adJua~ent be ma~e on furze t~ asees~enta and the ~eater
portion be borne by those li~ing wit~n thiLS ~ea, n~ely, south of
the Third Concession. '
It is felt that the ~eater ~Jo~tty dwelli~ in o~ To~8hip
wo~d like to ~intain o~ o~ Police ForGe, ~d that twO-thirds
of the policing cost be bo~e by those in the south ~d one-third
of the coat by those in the no~th. ~ Police Force
be available to those ~eaidi~ in the no~th as well aB the
south.
be ~soinded. '
]~-LAW ~0. 1803
Mr. M.B.Burk, seconded by Mr. C. A, Balsdon, move~ for leave to
introduce a By-law to appoint a School Attendance Officer
the,ye~ 1~0, ~d that- s~e,now be,~ead a first time.
~',M.B.B~k, seconded by ~. C.A. Balsdon, moves that ~-law
No. ~1803 to appoint~a School. Attendees Officer for the ye~
19%~, be new ~ead a, second t~e, ~d that the Co~eil go imt~
Co--tree of ~he ~ole thereon.
~.~M.B.B~k, seconded by ~. C.A.Balsdon, moves that the
Report of the O~ttee of the ~o~ on By-law No. 1803
be adopted, ~d that the said ~-law be now ~ead a T~ T~
~.PAS~; that the Reeve and Clerk sign the o~e, ~ that
the.seal of ~e Co~po~ation be affixed thereto. C~~.
BY-~W No. 1'818
~..M.B.B~k, seconded by ~. C. A..Balodon, moves fo~ leave to
intyoduce a ~-law to close part of M~ 8tFeet, Police Village
of gla~emont, ~d that s~e be now ~ead a first time.
~..M.B. B~k, seconded by ~. F.E.~n~e, moves that By-law
No..1818 to close p~t of M~ Street, C~on$, 0nt~io, be
now.~ead a second t~e, and that the 0o~cil go into Co~ittee
of the ~ole thereon.
~..M.B.B~k, seconded by ~. ~orge Todd, moves that the
RepOrt of the O~ttee of the ~ole on By-law No. 1818 be
adopted, ~d that the said ~-law be now ~ead a THI~
~,PAS~; that the Reeve and Clerk sign the S~e, ~d that
the 8e~ of the Co~po~ation be affixed thereto. C~I~.
You~ Standing Co~ittee en RO~S ~ ~ES ~ega leave
~ep~rt and reeo~enda pa~nt of the followi~
Chas Co,per ~tte~ and H~dw~e $~27
Joe ~ows T~ck and Maintaine~ Repairs 85.70
Ken Ward Towing TPuck
Westeel ~oducts Ld Culvert Pipes
~stern Steel ~od. A.~e ~d Plow p~ts
~oepfe~ ~dw~e Ld H~dwa~ 20. 7
Goodye~ Tire & ~bber Ti~e and ~be ~9.7~
~. D. Ad~s .Ltd Maintaine~ parts
Internatio~l Harveste~ Truck p~ts 20~.3~
Sheridan Equi~ent Co ~ovel p~ts
S~uel ~ees Oil Filter C~t~idgeo 30
J.S.I~ess. Diesel Motor OVerhaul 1, 25~13
Roy W~d , Pa~ts ~1.73~ l~93_moe
· o~ ~leage $119.~8 181.31
~ell Oil ~.Ld. Gas,Oil ~ Diesel ~1 817.~1
Dept. of H~ways T~. on 8~ gal Diesel Oil 88.~
~a~ B~key Gravel
Go~don L~ 302 m~e 7g C~ ~low~nce 21.i~
~s G~iff~n 18~ 12.
Robert ~1~ Welding ' 6.75
Harvey Liners e ' 12.~0
B~ce ~ato~ T~uck ~epaira
D. L. Mair~ H~dw~e 2.
~ack W~d . C~ahe~ ~aw ~ep~ra
~ ~epairs ~o C~usher ~d ~ove2 1~.20
~ M. H~lt~m Bonus on WAre Fence 70.80
~ceive~ ~ne~al Inc~e T~ deductions 38.60
L. ~. ~o~ston Unemplo~ent Ins~ee 17.
~ed ~c~ 188.30 - 1.5% 1~.7~
C ON T I~D:
PAYROLL~ ROADS AND BRIDGES, Conttd.
Gordon Benson ' 186,~0
~ Bua liorton 185.~0 ~ .80 - ~-75 ~82.p~
~es ~fffin 171.~0 ~ 1.75 109.7~
eo~on ~ z8~8o .z~6~ ~.7~ z68.~o
M. Anderson ~bo~ . ~.30
W. ~o~e~ " 3~.00
A~ O~wa~dine T~ok, . 3~*00
A. E. TaTlo~ T~ao~o~ ~6.00
J, M. Mulligan " 2~.00
D. Damd "
W. No~s. 3
Ben B~a~t T~ae~e~ 2~.00
Walte~ B~e~ 2 Herses 31.2~
W. Le~ ~bo~ 6.30
Roy Wa~ 20G. 00 ~ ~.0O ,1~.00
Lerne Jenes ~acter 33.~~
Leo~d Gates " 22.00
John B~illinger " and
Jo~ Beelby Labo~ . .8.~0
Jo~ ~de~son ~aoto~
LeonaPd Hollinger " ~e00
Ken Balsdon
Hugh Squires ~ 22.00
Lo.ne Lidste~ " 38.0~
· ~ ~A~O~.,, ~ ACtOrS . . . . . . . ~,~.~
All of which is ~espectfully submitted.
GEORGE TODD, C~i~n.
e bY ~. ~oPge Todd, seconded by ~. Olde. Balsdon, that
pO~t of the Standing Co--tree on HO~S ~ BRIDGES, as
Just ~ead, be adopted. C~I~.
Yo~ St~ng C~ittee on ~~ begs leave to ~epe~t and
.Peeo~ends paint of the following
~s. L. Barber
~th~ Te~ill 30.50
· . L~o~ie 26.3h
M' Hilts 10.00
$. ~e~ 10.00
E. Headl~d . 16.00
M. ~ell 16-00
~. Pa~e '(Do.~) . 16.0o
S. H~dy 16.00
Violet Ivey (To=onto) ~,17
J. Fo~sYth
A' Madde~ (Sudb~) 85.25
'M. Bolt (Rent,Madder, Sudb~y) 20.00
M' ~ess (To~nto) 6%.61
O. Daigle 38e~%
N. M~ple (AJ~) 93,30
O.M.
D. ~lk (a/e M.~ess,To~onto) ~0.00 ~0~.~
J.F.Bush April ~ to May 1. ~ wks AJAX 36.00
M~s. G. England April TORONTO 1%.00
Harold Murphy " " ~9~.12 $90.12
HOSpIT IZAT ,0 .
Cowry of ~t~io
" ~_ 1!,$2
TO~s~p of Reach 21.13
" " 10.99
"" " 30,00
Welf~e and Hospitalization ~leage, ,M~.~ April , 20.%8
All of which is respectfully .submitted.
............ M. B. Bu~k,
Chairman.
MOVED by M~. M.B.Bu~k, seconded by ~. Fe Zinkie, that the
Report of the Standing Co~ittee on ~~, as Just ~ead,
be adopted. ..... C~I~.
C q~INGENC~S.
Y~ ~tan~ 'C~t'~ ~n 00~I'NGENCIES begs leave to ~epo~t
and ~ee~ends pa~ent of the following accosts :-
L.T.=o ,ton 2 %'00 - 2 2.50
E.S.~ker 2~3'33[ 1.20 1.75 180.38
H.M.G~een ~ 1~.65 5.8~ ~ 1.50 133.31
E.Rebe~tsen e 108.33
E.K. Jenes "& ~p. 191.66 - 1.7%. 189.91
W. W~ke~ " 200.- 15.90 CaP
· .B.l~vine S~. 187'~0- 2.00 ~p. ~1.1~
W.H.~lieott " 60.00 ~~o, 5~.12
Monteith ~ Monteith- 19~9 Audit T~s~p ~00.00 )
Schools 200.00 ) 600.00
R. D. Ruddy Legal work sideline C~n.3
Lot 25 ~d 27 ~-55
Wooten's Compenaation Bo~d - Cla~s adJus~ent 4,~0
J~es A, Cook & Sons Supplies Bd of Health 10.45
P.R.Wilaon -- L~ber - M~cipal Building 83.~5
Be~e's Limited ~sk 8~.50 & B.of H, .~ ~0.~
Imperial Oil Ltd 405 gals ~el 0il 68.~5
D.A. Beer Bond L.T. ~o~ston 30.00
ROyal T~e~iter Service 2.50
~.Morris ~ Sons ~ Blinds 39.92
Robert Miller Masonite - ~icipal Buil~ ~7.0~
D. L. Mai~s Supplies " " ~. 10
L.T.~c~at~n S~ies - Postage and Ins~ce. 39.63
Vernon Ellicott ~bo~, ~ieipal Blg to May 1. ~3.~3
C~nty of ~t~io Use of Look up Se00
· .F.H~tz Ce. Supplies Board of Health 8e77
A. Stor~y Oa~tage - Police 3.00
~ieipal Wo~ld Ltd Supplies
W.E.Mc~c~ie Linole~ - M~cipal Bld~ 3~-35
~o~ B. ~ite Paint
Picke~ing News P~inting ~. 00
D.A. Be~ ~t~a Instance ~- Compensation 272.~
Ail of .which is ~eapectfully submitted.
C~ ~SDON, Chai~.
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MOVED by Mr. Cla~e Balsdon,. seconded by Mm. George Todd,
that the Report of the Standing Committee on CONTINGENCIES,
as Just read, be adopted. , CARRIED..
MOVED by M~.. C ,]Late Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Fred zinkie;
~the Reeve grant his O~de~ on the Treasurer to pay the
several pa~ties as recommended by the several Committees
as p~esented this day. CARRIED.
MOVED by M~. Clare Balsdon, seconded by Mr. M.B.Bumk, that
~Cou_nci,1 do now adJoumn to meet again on MONDAY, June
I~/FTH, 19%(~, at the ho..u~ of TEN 0~CLOCK in the forenoon
(Daylight ~aving Time ). CARRIED.
(Adjourned ,12.20 A.M. May 3Pd 19%0.)
Clerk