HomeMy WebLinkAboutJune 27, 1960
MUNICIPAL
BUILDING
BROUGHAM
A meeting of Council was heli on MONDAY, the !WlNTY-SEVENTH 'lay of
JUNE, 1960, at EIGHT o'clock in the evening.
PrtESENT: nee ve J. S. Scott, in the Chair
H." Ross Hawthorne
Harvë-y Spang
E1gar J ame s
Harry Boyes
Ross Deakin
Clifford Iaycox
L. T. Johnston, Clerk
The following CORtŒSPONDENCE was l'ead:
1. Arthur McMenemy, 390 Rouge Highlã.nds Drive, objected to Sanit-
ationaepartment railing to return two five gallon cans which
he rillè-d with garbage and-·the--attîtude öf men when asked
to return same. Clerk get report from foreman.
2. JpseÐh AmbrUs, Who has a cottage on west side of Duffints Creek
in A~D.Y. property, asked Council to open fence at south end
of privately maintained Hillview Road in-Plan 342 so that ne
could get his car' to the cottage, as there is no bridge across
Duffin's Creek in A.D.Y. property. Council to inspect.
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3. Clerk reporte¿c he fia"t completed and returne1 forms to-Department
of labour as required, --as National Union of-Public Service
Employees had asked. for certification of Garbage and Road
Dep_ar-tment emplo!.ee s.
4. Our Solicitor 1 Mr. Robinette, stated that he felt it unwise to
pass by-laws limiting weigIit of loads on roads unless there was
an effecti've means of enforcing same. However, as all paved
Township roa1s are automatically classed as "A" roads, a
by-law could-òe passed making Concê-ssion 5 through Whi tevale
a Class "B" road, with the Minister's approval, thereby
limiting load to 22,000 pounds. See Resolution No. 240/60.
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5. Buildin~ and Cönstl"uct;ioii Trades Council of Toronto and Vicinity
ask that Tender for Water Tank work be given to a "Union" firm.
6. Altona-~uto Service, Concession 1, Lot 33, ask for a license
to operate an Auto--BodY Shop. A~ it was not approved by By-Law
Enforcement Officer a resolution to take no action was passed.
7. Tenders for Water Tower work resulted as follows:
Penny and Ca8son Limited
Marino Construction Co. Ltd.
Richardson Construction Co.Ltd.
Watts & Henderson Ltd.
Ruliff Grass Construction Co.
D'Antimo Construc~ion Ltd.
N. De Sante Construotion Lt~.
$ 17,027.00
22,941.00
22,996.00
19,469.00
19,625.00
20,376.00
19,970.00
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The f?11ow1ng PERSONS!. on MOTION, were heard:
1. Mr~' Milne, "of Claremont, -'obJe cted to Smith Construction Company's
yard at north east oorner Brõ-ck Road and C. P. Ä. at CTaremont,
stating that the lot was extremely un~idy and noisy work was
done-oat night and Sundays. It was agreed that the By-Law
Enforcement Officer should inve stigate and report back to ' i'
Council.
2. Mr. J~nsen, who has made application fÔr a car Driving Instructor
license, asked that the $50.00 fee be reduced. See Re solution ./
No. 244160.
Mrs. J. McPherson otijected to a-'poI;fsible water charge on
assessment of new proposed water area.
MchaM T~ed~ stated the taxes on his 7i acres in 5 years had
g?ne up f!,_om '7.?0 to_.$35.00. Clerk get informat~.on.
Mr. ButIer, of Proctor and ßedfel'ti, checked Tenders for Water
Tank work; ffeclared the lowest three Tenders met the specific-
ations and recommeñ1ed acceptance of lowest tender - Penny--and.
Casson Limi~ed, för $17;027.00 and stated they 1id considerable
work in Toronto area and one job for h~s firm to their satis-
faction. Estimated. t-otal cost of tower to be approximately--
$90,000.00, and their estimate was- $lUO,500.00. Council agreed
p!:inting on tower be !..el~ow on dark gree~.'
Mr~' Becksteaa, of Fairport, asked that-Front Street at Commerce
St'reet shourd bê' a three way "Stop" street. By-Law Committee
bring in a report.
HESO~ION'NUMBErt 237/60
MOVED- by Mr. Layoox, secon~d by Mr. Boyes'" that the Reeve be v
â'uthol'ized to consult with Stevens, Hassard and Elliott, with
respect to appealing the increase in County Assessment. CARßIED
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Miss V. Swan objected too hel' assessment and agreed to see the
Assessment Commissioner this week.
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hESOLUTION NUMBErt 238/60
MOVED by Mr-. Hawthorfie, seconded by Mr. Deakin, that the ten'1er for ....
the elevated tank work in the West Rouge.be awal'ded to Pennyhand
Casson Limited, at a cost of $17,027.00, as the lowest tender.
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~SOLU¡ION NUMBErt 239/60
MOVED by Mr-. läycox, sè-con4ed by Mr. Spang, that application from
A1toffã' Auto--Serv1-ce for-perMit "to operate an Auto Body Shop be -.
1eferrerJ. for a written report from the By-Law Enforcement Officer.
CARrtIED
h~SOLUTION NUMBErt 240/60
MOVED by Mr-. Dë-akin" seconded by Mr. Laycox" that the Clerk prepare
a By-Law ieclaring the Whitevalè- Road fl'om Sideline 32-33 to the
Markham Town Line as Class "B" road (under 22,000 lbs.) CARatIED
äESOLUTION ~ 241/60 -- --
MOVED by Mr. . akin" seconaed by Mr. Boyes, that PicKering Township
engáge Hunting LimiteiI' t'o compile aniI' complete an Aerial Survey of
lan4f between the waterfront and the road. between Range 3 and
Conoosšion 1 and. west of the l'Oa1 between Lots' 20 and 21 to the
Scarborough Town Line, approximately 4,100 acres, at the cost of
Two Thousand and. Fifty Dollars ($2,050.00). CARnIED
hESOLUTION ~ 142/60 --
MOVED by kr-. a h"me, seoonded by Mr. Iaycox" th-at--the
i"ntenitent be authorized to have motor and transfer drive
repaired. by J. I. Adam. Co., at a cost of $2,700.00.
Road - -Supël'-
of grade r
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MOVE by -.- a 0 , _conded by Mr. Spanf"
oal1ed to orush approximately 20,000 ton of 4"
Pit on No.7 H1¡h_y.
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~OYE by 10'. . n{ _oonted-by Mr. Hawthorne, that- Counoil check
into the reason or ,50.00 charses on a driving instruction school
and. have an answer tor Hr. Jensen at the next Council Meeting.
CA&ŒED
that Ten'ders be
gravel from the S01en
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HESOLUTION-NTTMmi'.h¡ 2i5
HOVED·by Mr. Laycox seconc1ed by Mr. Deakin, that the Treasurer be
ä-utfiorized to pay accoufits in the amount of $1,,709.60, wffichh
represents Planning Board. fees and mileagè- due the members from
January 1, 1960 to JUDe 30, 1960, in accordance with the attache1
sche~u1e. CA~IED
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f'eeve Sco:t,aiY!sei Council that COiUlty Counoil hai aiied $1,,547,554.
,"ssessmen to Picke~ing To.w.n.ship for equalization purposes for 1961
¡ax at ion. This woulrt ..make Township of Pickering equalization figure
18,167,872.00'or 22.07332% of County levy ani an increase of
16,174.40 over 1960 rates. There are 18 municipalities in County
With 39 votes. Pickering Township has 4 of 39 votes ani 13 votes
of Whitby, Ajax, Pickering Village ani Pickering Township represent
58-1% of total County asse sSlDent. Township has 20 1.ays from June 27th
to appeal.
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BY-LAW NUMBER 2521 (ThiM Reaiing)
M~. Laycox, secon~e1 by Mr. Hawthorne, moves that the report of the
Cömmi ttee of the Whole on By-Law No. 2521 I'egal'<l1ng fence s arouni
private- outdoor swimming pools be aioptei, an1 that the said. By-Law v'
be now rear} a Third time anti PASSED~ that the Reeve ani C1et'k sign
the same, ani the Seal or the Corporation be arfixei thereto.
CARn.IED
BY-LAW NUMBEn 252i
M.... LaycoX, secondei by Mr. Deakin, moves f"or leave to introduce a
By-law of the Township of Pickering to increase the remuneration of
the Deputy-Reeve and Councillol"s ani to repeal By-law Number 1988,
ani that same now be reai a first time.
Mr. LayCOX, secoh1ei bÿ Mr. Hawthorne, move s that By-law Number 2524
to l'rtcrease the remuneration of the Dëputy-Reeve and Councillor's ani
to repeal By-law Number 1988, be now reai a secon1 time, and that
Council go into Committee of the Whole thereon.
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T~,e Committee of ~he Whol~, arises and reports the By-Law as rea1.
Mr. IaycoX, secon1ei by Mr. Boyes, moves that the report of the
Committee of the Whole on By-Law No. 2524 be aioptei, ani that the
saii By-Law be now rea1 a Thiri ti~ ani PASSED; that the .Reeve and
Cle~K sign the same, anit the Seal or the Corporation be affixei
thereto. -. - CARnIED
YEA: Messrs. LaycoX, Deakin, Boyes, Hawthorne an:! Scott
HA¥: ~e8".. lallleS ani Spang
BY-LAW NUMBER 2525 -
~. Spang, secondei by Mr. James, moves for leave to introiuce a
By-law or the Township of Pickering to increase the remuneration of
the Reeve, anit to :repeal By-Law No. 2417, ani that same now be reafi
q. first time.
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~.... Spãng, secondei by·-Mr. Hawthorne, moves that By-law Number 2525
to increase the rëmuneration of the .Reeve, and to t'epeal By-Law V'
No. 2417, be now reai a seconi time, ani that Council go into
Committee of the Whole thereon.
~e Committee of the Who~e arises ani reports the !3Y-~w as reai.
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~r. Spang, seconifei by Mr. laycoX, moves that the report of the
Oommittee of the Whõîe on By-law No. 2525 be adoptei, and that the
saii By-law be now reai a Thiri time anti PASSED; that the Reeve an!
Clet-'k sign the same, ani the Seal of the Corporati. on be affixed
the re to · CARnIE»
YEA; Mess~s. Laycox, Deakin, Boyes, James, Spang, Hawthorne, Scott.
NA Y: None.
BY-LAW NUMBER 2526
MI-. Boyes, secondei by Mr. Deaki-n, moves for- leave to iñtroduce a
By-law of the Township of Pickë-ring to authorize the borrowing of
Seventeen Thousani, Seven Hunirë-i and-'Thirty-Seven Dollars and Sixty
Cents ($17,737.60) upon iebentures for the installation of a water
main ë'xtension on East Avenue from Rouge Hills Di'ive to Highway
Numbê-r 2, thence westerly on Higþway Numbër 2 for one thousand one
hunifrei-ani fiftëen feet (1,115f) in Water Area NO.1, ani that same
now be rea'" a First time.
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B~,-LaW No. 2526 (Contin~-,t)
Mr. Boyes secon1ed-õy Mr. Hawthorne, moves that By-Law Number 2526
to authorize the borrowing of Seventeen Thousan1 Seven Hundred- and
Thirty-Seven Dollars ani Sixty' Cents ($17,737.60) upon debentures
for the installation of a water main extension on East Avenue
from Rouge Hilîs Dr1've to Highway Number 21 thence westerly on
Highway Number 2-f'or One thousand one-huntlre1 anti fifteen feet
'(l,115') in Water Area No. l be now reai ã seconi time, and that
Council go into Committee of the Whole thereon.
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The Committee of the Whole arises and reports the By-Law as reatl.
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Mr. Boyes, secon1ei by Mr. Laycox, moves that the report of the
Committee of the Whole on By-Law No. 2526 be adopte1, and that the
sai1 By-Law be now reai a Thil"i time and PASSED; that the Reeve ani
Clerk sign the same, ani the Seal of the Corporation be affixe1
the re to. CARnIED
BY-LAW NUMBE~ 2527
M~. Deakin, secon4ei by Mr. Laycox, moves for leave to introtluce a
By-Law of the Township of Pickering to authorize the borrowing of
Two ThousantJ. Three Hunirê~ ani-Fifty Dollars and Seventy-Oñe Cents
($2,350.71) upon iébentures for the installation of a-water main
extension on Islanff Roa1 from Rouge Hills D~ive easterly to a point
oñe hun~re1 añil forty (140f) feet 1istant west of River-coUrt
Dri va in Wa te r Area No. 1 ani that same now be re a1 a first time.
Mr. Deak1'n, secont\ei' -by Mr. Hawthorne, moves that By-law Number 2527
to authorize the borrowing of Two Thousand Three Hundre1 and- Fifty
Dollars ani Seventy-Onë- Cents ($2,350.71) upon debentures for the
installation of a--water main extension on Island Röa1 from Rouge
Hills Drive easterly to a point one hun~red' and forty (140f~ feet
1istant west of R1ve~court Drive in Water Area 11= 1, be now rea~ a
seconi time, ani that Council go into Committee of the Whole thereon.
T~e Committee of the Whol~ arises ani reports the ~y-~w as read.
Mr. Deakin, secondei by Mr. Spang, moves that the report of the
Committee of the Whole on By-Law No. 2527 be adopted, ani that the
saii By-Law be now reai -a Third time ani PASSED; that the Reeve ani
Clel"k sign the same, and the Seal of the Corporation be affixed
the re to. CARtiIED
C~rtKIS INSTuUCTIONS
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Check fees--for- Driving Schools in other municipalities ani reason
in 1956 for $50.00 fee.
Che ck if Township employee scan sit on School Boaris.
Check assessment of RichaM Twee1ie at White vale .
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Contact Mr. 11i1le to get in touch with ßeeve Scott.
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On MOTION of ~. Spang the meeting aijournei.
APPROVE