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HomeMy WebLinkAboutJuly 4, 1950 MUNICIPAL BUILDING BROUGHAM A meeting of Council was held on TUESDAY~ JTILY 4th~ 19~0, commencing at the hour of TEN O'CLOCK in the forenoon. PRE~ENT: Mr. W. H. Westney, Reeve, in the Chair Mr' G. T. Todd, Deputy-Reeve Mr. C. A. Balsdon, Councillor Mr, M. B. Bu~k, " Mr. F. E. Zinkie, " ' The MINUTES of the meeting on June 5th were read, and on MOTION of Mr. Todd, seconded by Mr. Bu~k, ADOPTED. The MINUTES of the meeting on June 20th 1950, were read, and on MOTION'of J~. Bu~k, seconded by M~. Todd, ADOPTED. The following CORRESPONDENCE was read :- 1. H.A. Newnmn regard.ing culvert at entranc, e and ditch filled in between Lots 14 and 15, Concession 6. - Mr. C.A. Balsdon to contact.. 2. W.A. Price, Whitevale, re street lights. 3- ' Dunbarton Home and School Association - presenting a petition of:33 names asking that cigarettes be not sold to children under-16 years of age. - By-law being prepared for ' licensing all vendors of cigarettes so that Police may have more control. De artment of Hi hwa s, advising that we a~e'at liberty~ to instal 30 n~A-e~~b~eed signs within the Township on Township roads, providing that the a~ea is sufficiently built up. 5. Department of Highways, advising that they will not per'it 'a speed limit of 30 miles per hour on No. 2 Highway between Altona Road and Rosebank, as the area-is not sufficiently buil~ up. 6. Jos. Edwards applying for Dog Catcher appointment. 7. Clifford Schwalm " " # " 8. A.M. Wootton, Whitby, advising that he is acting for Mrs.. Helen Sawdon in her claim for $100. damages for her accident on Fairport Road North last Spring when she suffered certain damages by falling in a hole in the road. 9. ~ advising that Scarboro' Township has a~ used macnxne w~lch can be purchased for $800. and Doubleday have a Graphotype, used, for $~00. 10. Melville Grant advising his· ~ecommendations to the Municipal B0a~d re' Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation. 11. ~ - re Hospitalization ChriStopher Carlton, Dunba~ton o aa~ensioner. ACCEPTED. 12. ~ 're Hospitalization Linda Mowry, 131, Exeter Street, A.~. ACCEPTED. 0nta~io Munici al Board - g~anting tentative approval 13'for,issuance. o 3 , e entu~es to build a new school house in School Section No. 2. -2- CORRESpONDENC_E. ,~ Cont ' d. Soldiers, Settlement and Veteran~, La~.d. Act - advising of possibly 9 Veteran~ Who Wish t'0 ~i~'d~in Pi'ckering Township under their set-up and .which, under oum agreement, will not require the $300. Bond for permit, providing they file a plan with the Building Inspector. 15. Woodbridge & Vaughan Telephone Co, LtH~. - a~vising it may be ~ome .time before H~'". Walter Higgin~'"'can sect%re a telephone. 16. Albert Hull - copy of minutes of Fire ~e~a ~eeting held June 27th 1950 ~'at East Woodlands. The following PERSONS, on mOtion, were HEARD:t 1. Dr.. N.F.Tomlinson, re~arding certain houses in Township which should~be Placar~d as unfit for living quarters. Stated Sanitary Inspe~or, Nu~seand he would submit a list. 2. Mr. Wickett stated he had a grave~ pit of 9~acres in north-e~t corner of Lot 15, Concession 4, for which he would tak~ $15~000. Council to investigate.~ 3. W.C. Willson, Sheep Inspector, asked for flock damage for John B. Whi~e of from $100. to $200. 17 lambs from ~1 sheep after dog damage. 4- Chief Trinnell - asked ~or 2 extra full-time policemen and a ~io h0~k-up ~t cost of about $725. per car. Chief to advise scale of wages. 5. Mr. Martin of 885 CoxwelI Avenue, Toronto, asked that as his ~ assessment was reduced, he should be given a reduction on his_.~. tax. Council took no action. 6. Mr. Wm. McEachnie - regarding Terrill indigent funeral.~ 7. Mr. Doxie and~Mr. Fre~m0uth asked for more gravel and grading in Plan 345- They owe $~0.25 for work done last year and would pay $140. a year for three years, and extra work to be paid for. 8. Mr. Barker and others asked for a repeal of ou~ By-law prohibiting'pin ball machines, and stated that his clients were prepared to pay ~ good license fee for each location~ 9. Mr. Prouse was heard regarding:- 1. Perm~its taken out prior to June 30th 1949, where some work had been done, and 2. Contractors of new High School not filling the cement blocks below g~ade level. 10. Mrs. Anne Hume wanted to proceed with house not completed under old permit. 11. Cliff Schwalm applied for p~sition of Dog Ctacher stating he had a barn on 12 acres of land and sufficient time for the work. 12. Fran~ Martin - regarding speed limit on No. 2 Highway ~ at East Woodl~ds, also Within East Woodlands sub-division. -3- PERSONS HEA~.D~ Cont ' d: 13. Ed. Hannah - asked for a speed limit on Pairport Beach Road to Dunfair Chapel from 2 to 4 P.M. on Sundays - Agreed that signs may be placed du~ing this time by , Church members. rE, nest Stroud - complained about Building Inspector, placarding his cabin size 12 ft by 1~ ft' when addition was built and no per,it. No action. MOVEDby M~. Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Zinkie that the Road u~intendent place 30mile-per-hour speed signs on Pairport Road in Pairport. CARRIED. MOVED byM~. Todd, seconded by Mr. Balsdon, that Mr. Westnay, ~.---~inkie and the Clerk investigate Addressographmachines du~ing week of July 17th. CARRIED. MOVED by Mr. Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Zinkie, that Council pe--~t a pin-ball machine to be set up in CounCil Chambers to see how operated. CARRIED.  by Mr. Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Zinkie, that persons who out Building Permits prior to June 30th, 19~9, and had not completed building, be issued a renewal pex~nit provided they would buiId acCo~din~ to'new Building By-laws, but would notvbe required to'dePositS300. CARRIED. (Building Inspector to supply names and Clerk advise'.) MOVED by Mr. Balsdon, seconded by M~. Bu~k, that the Clerk instruct the High School Board that all blocks in the foundation of the High School building be filled with cement and sand at least 1 to 8mixture. CARRIED. On the recommendation of the Buildin~ Inspector and authority of the Reeve, this was changed to read that all blocks in the foundation of the High School Building below ~r~,~md or fill level, be filled with cement and sand at least 1 to 5 mixture." pby Mr. Burk, seconded by Mr. Todd, that Clifford Schwal~ ointed Dog Catcher of the Township at a salary,of $25.00 per month plus necessary mileage at seven cents (7~), that the Boarding fee be $1.00 per day of which the Township shall receive 25~ and Dog-catcher 75~; if dog is destroyed the Dog-catcher- will receive 50~ (fifty cents) per dog for boarding from the: Township. Hours to be ~ to S P.M. daily. CARRIED. MOVED by Mr. Todd, seconded by Mr. Zinkie, that the Clerk bill ~oodbridge and Vaughan Telephone Co, Ltd, for Picketing Fire Department.attending second call to extinguish tree fire on Concession 1, Lot 17, on June 23rd 1950. CARRIED. MOVED by Mr. Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Todd, that the Clerk w~----t'~-~Metropolitan Con~racti~D Co, asking if either the Ellicott or Annis gravel pits are for sale. CARRIED. -~-~by Mr. Zinkie, seconded by Mr. Todd, that regular ip Road employees be advanced $50.00 on account of earnings about the middle of each month. CARRIED. MOVEDby. Mr. Todd, seconded by.Mr. Balsdon, tha~ the Road up~intendent obtain either 2-4-D or Atlicide possibly from Mr. Bear~ County Weed Inspector at Greenbank, and spray poison ivy in front of property of J~m Hunter - J. McEee - and any other known places. CARRIED. AGREED 0ouncil meet ~..~nFriday, July 7th, 1950, at 8 P.M. CLERK' $ INSTRUCTIONS.' L. Contact Clerk, East Whitby, for copy of their new licensing by-law. 2. Arrange 'meeting of Committee to see Add~essograph machine s. 3. Have Chief Constable assist in preparing By-law ~ re licensing pin-ball machineS. 1st Reading Mr. George Todd, seconded by M~. Clare Balsdon, moves for leave to introduce a By-law adopting agreement re Hamlet of Whitevale Street Lights, and that same now be read a first time. ~nd Reading Mr. George Todd, seconded bY Mr. F~ed Zinkie, moves that By-law No. 1825 to adopt agreement re Hamlet of Whitevale Street Lights, be now read a second time, and that the Council go into Committee of the Whole thereon. ~rd Readin~ Mr. George Todd, seconded by Mr. Clare Balsdon, moves that the Report of the Committee of the Whole oD By-law No. 1825 be adopted, and that th.e said By-law be now read a Third time and PA~SED; that the Reeve and Clerk sign the same, and that the seal of the Corporation be affixed,thereto. CARRIED. BY-LAW NUMBER 1828. 1st Reading Mr. M.B.Bu~k, seconded by Mr. C.A.Balsdon, moves for leave to introduce a By-law to assess costs of placing Calcium Chloride upon certain Township Roads, and that same now be read a first time o 2nd 'Reading Mr. M. B. Bu~k, seconded by Mr. F. E. ~.inkie,~ moves that By-law No. 1828 to assess the costs of placing Calalum Chloride upon certain Township Roads, on the .current Tax Rolls, be now read a second time, and that the Council go into Committee of the Whole thereon. ~rd Reading Mr. M. B. B,~k, seconded by Mr. George Todd, moves that the Report of the Cow,-~ttee of ~the Whole on By-law No. 1828 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 that tl~e seal of the CorpOration be affixed thereto. CARRIED. POL , CE . The Chief Constable ts report fc~ the month of June 1950 was read by the Police Committee Chairman, Mr. F. E. Zinkie. You~ Standing Committee on Police begs leave to ~eport and recommends payment of the following accounts:- POLICE COMMITTEE, Cont'd: L. W. Trinnell Sal. 216.66 - 15.00 -' 201.66 Car exp. etc. 118.82 320.4.8 F. W. White Sal. 191.66 & Car Exp. 1~.48 33.6,14 H. H. Kaiser Wiring 14.92 Grand & Toy Ltd Chair and Table 17.95 J. S. Balsdon & Son Lock 1.35 J. Phillips Typewriter repairs 6.75 Robt Simpson Co. l~a~niture and Light 35.55 G. Channing 50_ho.u~s'tempora~y policiz~g ~0.00 M~s. McPherson Reward (Garbage dumping) ~.00 · All of which is respectfmlly submitted. ~ F.E. ZINKIE, · Chairman. MOVED by MP. F. E. Zinkie, seconded by M~. C. Balsdon, that the ep~t of the.Standing Committee on POLICE, as Just read, be adopted~ CARRIED. ROADS AND BRIDGES Your Standing Co, wittee on ROADS AND BRIDGES begs leave to report and recommendm payment of the following accounts:- PAYROLL Ivan Booth 179.90 - 1.20 - 1.82 176.88 Gordon Lynn 182.70 - 14.65 - 1.82, 166.23~ Hicks 184.50 - -.80 183.70 ~ordon Benson 182.00 182.00 ~ud Norton 182.00 - -.80 - 1.82 1.79.38 Stewart Graham 58.80 -.'69~ 58.17 M. Anderson 93.80 - 92.82 Jas. Griffin 184.80 - -.80 - 1.82 182.18 Roy Ward 200~00 - 4.00 Jack Chapman 137~ hours Bulldozing $ ll.oo l~.~12.~0 3,075. Shell Oil Co. Gas, Oil & Diesel Dept. of Highways Tax on 900 gals Diesel ~9.00 Jack Wa~d Welding T~uck and Crusher paPts 4~70 International Harvester Truck pa~ts Sheridan Equipment Shovel Parts J. D. Adams Ltd Maintainer repairs 162.~0 Samuel Tree s Spark Plugs ~ ll.$O Goodyea~ Tire Tire and Tube Westeel Products Culvert Pipes 75~- Brunner-Mond Calcium Chloride 1,959.10 Chas. Cooper ~ Hardware 15,73 Roy Wa~d 2092 m. · 6~ - 125.52, Pa~ts 2~.84 15.0.36 Gordon Lynn 208 m. ~ 7~_ car allowance 14o55 Jas. Griffin 299 m. $ 7~. " e 20.93 M. Anderson . 66 m. $ 7~ " " 4,62 Harvey Linders Welding ll,O0 Rec.Genl of Can.i Income tax deductions 22,25 L.T. ~ohnston ~ Unemployment Insurance 20.72 Picketing News ~ Road signs $7,889.' Ail of which is respectfully submitted. GEORGE T. TODD, Chairman,  _~by Mr. George Todd, seconded by Mr. Clare Balsdon, the Report of the Standing Committee on ROADS AND BRIDGES, as Jus$ read, be. adopted~. CARRIED. ~our Standing Committee on CONTINGENCIES begs leave to report snd recommends payment of the following accounts:- ~. T. Johnston Sal. 275. - 12,~0 262.60 E. G. Baker "183;33 1'20 1.82 180.31 ~. M. Green "1~.65 [ 5.85 ' 1.~5 133.25 E. Robertson " i08'33 E. K. Jones "& Exp.191.56 - 1,82 189.8~ W. Walker "200.00 - 1%.90, Car 5h. 16, W. H. Ellicott Sal. 70.83 1.04 S9.79 Dr. P.J.W.Loos " 2nd ~uarter 100.00 Dr. N.F.Tomlins0n " " " 250.00 P. J..P~ouse " " "& Cam 3,700 m,%.7~ 2%9.o0 509.00 E. Jones Expenses, Windsor Assessors' Cony: 22.85 W. E. McEaChnie Stair Treads - Municipal Bldg 9.75 A. E. Richardson Insumance - Township Hall 55.00 Registrar of Deeds Transfers June 13. 5.10 Vernon Ellioott Installing Blinds 3.00 Oehawa Public Utilities GreenwOod - May 31st 45.%0 Picketing Nov.1/~8 - 0ct.31/~9 ~17.00562.50 Imperial Oil Ltd. 210 gals Fuel Oil - Offices 35.70 ~saac Wood Dunba~ton Cli. nic, June, Caretaking 2.00 ~oyal TypeWriter Co. Service ~and. Ribbons 6.%0 ~. T. Johnston Postage et~ 59.50 S. touffvllle Planing Mil]l Olaremont ~.. signs John Norton Sala~.y ? Policing C~aremont Village 50.00 R. S. MoLeod Clar~mont Village S~reet Light Bulbs 5.10 I~. Thelma Blair 2 Clinics, June . 20.00 P. iOkering News Prin~ing 85.70 ~obert Miller Chai~ repairs .. ~ .6.00 , $3,022.92 All of which is respectfully submitted. ~ CLARE BALSDON, . Chairman. MOVED by Mr. Clare Balsdon, seconded by Mr. l~ed Zinkie, that ~eport of the Standing Committee on CON~INGENCIES, as Just ~.ead, be adopted. CARRIED. 35ou~ Standing Coaaaittee on WELFARE begs leave to report and r~coa,,ends payment of the following accounts .-- Mrs. J. ~orSyth 15.00 M~s. L. Barber 18.50 ~,. Lamorie 26.,3~ Mrs. M. Hilts 10.00 Mrs. J. Dwyer 10.00 Mrs. Mabel Brammell 15.00 Mrs. E. Headland 16e00 Wm. Payne (for Donna) 16.00 Mrs. Sarah. Hardy , 1Se00 -7- WELFARE continued: Forward · . . . lJ,J~,SJ.I. Mrs. Wm. Bowley (Ruth Se;b;c~) iS,00 MZ's. Lucy T~inkwon (TORONTO) l~s. R.H.Stroud (Trinkwon Rent, TORONTO)30.00 M~s. Violet Ivey _ (TORONTO) 54.67 Mrs. A. Gtlmou~ (Ivey Rent, TOROI~TO) 25'00 A. Madder (S~OB~¥) 85'25 C. E~. Bolt (Rent- Madder, SUDBURY)30.00 Mrs. M. Pres~ (TORONTO) Jas. MacDonald (Rent- P~ess, TORONTO) 30.00 Mrs. N. Marple (AJAX)' 93.30 C.M. & H.C. (Rent - N.1Tyle, AJAX) 25'20 E. Baker Mileage on Welfare 31.8~ 720.85 Mrs. G. England (TORONTO) 15.00 Harold MurPh~ (TO~O NTO) 39.12 Ronald Sheepwash May 28 - June 30.5 wks .45.00 Mrs. J. ~nith Leona - June and July 47.80 On .~wana, da, S. an.. ,~nsst. on. , Sheepwash transport ati on 4.40 151.32 HOSPITALIZATION. County of Ontario 586.12 W. E. McEachnie . 110,.0..0 ..... 696.12 $1,5~8,29 Ail of which is respectfully submitted. M. B. BURK. Chairman. MOVED by Mr. M.B.Burk, seconded by Mr. F.E.~.inkie, that the Report of the Standing Committee on WELFARE, as Just read, be adopted. OARR]]EDo You~ Standing Committee on SHEEP and Livestock killed or injured by dogs begs leave to report and recommends payment of the following accounts :- And~*ew Stor,y Destroying 2 dogs 10.00 Alex,, G~a.y " 1 dog 5000 1 Sheep 1 lamb June 9. 50.00 " " 1 # 1 # " 10. 50.00 " " " 24. 30.00 " " 280.00 " " July 2, 55.00 480.00 John B. White 2 lambs 30.00 " " 2 # 1 sheep June 27. 55.00 " " Flock damage 1~0.00 235.00 W.C.Willson Inspections Gray and White .,. 17.45 $74~.45 All of which is respectfully submitted. " F. E. ZINKIE,. Chairman0 MOVED by Mr. F. E. Zinkie, seconded by Mr. M.B.Burk, that the ~port of the Standing Committee on LIVESTOCK KILLED OR IN~ BY DOGS, as Just read, be adopted. CARRIED. -8- atbyM~. Ola~e seconded by M~. F. E. Zinkie, Balsdo~n, he Reeve grant his order on the T~easu~er to pay the several p~ties as .rec~ended by the several Co--trees as p~esented this da7~ O~~. MO~ by ~. 01a~e ~lSdon, seconded by ~. George Todd, that ~Co~cil do n~ adJo~n to meet again on ~DAY, August FI~T, 1950, at the ho~ of T~ 0'CLOCE in the forenoon, ~stern Daylight time.