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Home My WebLink AboutConservation Areas Advisory Board 1967 mtropo/;tan Jol'Onto and Region D-l eon4mlalion Atlwlil" MINUTES Conservation Areas Advisory Board Wednesday-May-lO-1967 #1/67 The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on Wednesday, May 10, 1967, commencing at 2:00 p.m. PRESENT WERE Chairman C. Sauriol Vice-Chairman M.J. Breen Members F. Barrott E. Card Mrs. J.A. Gardner H.S. Honsberger H. James Mrs. M.W. Lister J.S. Sc ot t H.M. Smith N.H. Smith P. White Secretary-Treasurer F .L. Lunn Administrator, Cons.Areas. W.A. McLean Tech. Asst., Cons. Areas P.B. Flood ABSENT WERE K.C. Dalglish W. Dennison A.A. Mackenzie, MPP MINUTES The Minutes of Meeting #3/66 were presented. Res. #1 Moved by: F. Barrott Seconded by: M.J. Breen RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #3/66, as presented, be adopted. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; STAFF PROGRESS REPORT Mr. McLean presented the Staff Progress Report for the period from January to the present time. Res. #2 Moved by: H. James Seconded by: E. Card RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report for the period from January to date, be received. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; UXBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA The matter of the future of the Uxbridge Conservation Area, which was referred by the Executive Committee for consideration, was discussed at some length. Res. #3 Moved by: F. Barrott Seconded by: H. James D-2 -2- THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Uxbridge Conservation Area be utilized only for forestry purposes; and that the Authority request the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests to enter into an agreement with the Authority for the management of the Uxbridge Conservation Area as an Agreement Forest. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; WINTER SPORTS - EASTERN AREA A Staff report was presented having regard to a study made in connection with the proposed development of a winter sports, including a ski area, in the eastern area of the watersheds. Res. #4 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner Seconded by: P. White RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be directed to prepare a Plan of Develop- ment for winter sports area in the Greenwood Conservation Area. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; SWIMMING FACILITIES - GREENWOOD CONSERVATION AREA A Plan was presented, recommending the development of a swimming pond in the Greenwood Area. Res. #5 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The design of the swimming pond for the Greenwood Conservation Area, C14CS, dated April-1967, be approved; and further, THAT the Staff be directed to proceed with the construction, within budget limits. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; FEES FOR GROUP USE IN CONSERVATION AREAS Resolution #24 of Authority Meeting #1/67 directing the Board to review the fees charged for groups using Conservation Areas was considered in some detail. Res. #6 Moved by: M.J. Breen Seconded by: N.H. Smith THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: No change be made in the present fees charged for groups using the Conservation Areas. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; HEART LAKE AREA - SUPERINTENDENT'S HOUSE The matter of providing a more adequate Superintendent's house at Heart Lake Conservation Area was considered in some detail. Res. #7 Moved by: P. White Seconded by: J.S. Sc ot t RESOLVED THAT: Mrs. J.A. Gardner, Mrs. M.W. Lister and Mr. F. Barrott be a sub-committee to study the matter of the provision of a more adequate Superintendent's house at Heart Lake Conservation Area, and report back to this Board. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; -3- D-3 CLAIREVILLE CONSERVATION AREA - MIGRATORY BIRDS Res. #8 Moved by: M.J. Breen Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Staff be authorized and directed to take such action, including the provision of necessary food, to attract migratory birds to the Claireville Conservation Area. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; PUBLIC CAMPING SUB-COMMITTEE Res. #9 Moved by: H. James:.:" . Seconded by: E. Card RESOLVED THAT: Mr. M.J. Breen, Mr. H.S. Honsberger, Mrs. J.A. Gardner and Mrs. M.W. Lister be a sub-committee to review the present policy in regard to the provision of public camping facilities on lands owned by the Authority and report back, with recommendations. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; ADJOURNMENT On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:00 p.m. C. Sauriol F.L. Lunn Chairman Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. l::r l\..l.~nCK G. Lowe R Monz.on H.G. Norry L. Van Tichelen W.D. Waddell A.A. Wall mlropotlan Jol'Onto anJRegion eon4mlatwn Atlwlit" Cons.Areas D-4 Ref. &- 1.U.E-9 MINUTES - JOINT MEETING - Cons.Areas A.B. &- Ref. &- L.U. A.B. Thursday-Sept-7-l967 #2/67 The Conservat~on Areas Advisory Board met jointly with the Re- forestat~on &- Land Use Advisory Board ~n the R~chmond Hill Counc~l Chambers on Thursday, Sept ember 7, 1967, commencing at 10:00 a.m. PRE.SENT WERE Conservation Areas Chairman C. Saul"iol Members Mrs. J.A. Gardner H.S. Honsberger Mrs M.W. l~stel" A.A. Macken~~e, MPP J.S. Se ot t . Reforestat~on &- Land Use Chairman R.L. Nesbitt Vice-Chairman F.M. Redelmeier Members R Jennings E. Lemon N.J. Scot.t R. Trotter A Wainio Authority Chairman Dr G Ross lord Authority Vice-Chairman F.A. Wade Secretary-Treasurer F.L. Lunn D~rector of Operat~ons K.G. Higgs Cons.Areas Administrator W.A. McLean Technical Assistant J.D. Agnew Techn~cal Assistant P.B. Flood ABSE.NT WERE Vice-Chairman (Cons.Areas) M.J. Breen Members F. Barrott E Card K.C. Dalglish W Denn~son H. James H.M. Sm~th N.H. Smith P White Members (Ref. &- L. U . ) J.A. Bryson H.L. Fair G Gal"dhouse J. Gr~ffiths B Hall A Jackson M.G. Johnson Mrs. G Klinck G. Lowe R. Monz.on H.G. Norry L. Van Tichelen W.D. Waddell A.A. Wall D-5 -2- E-lO MINUTES (Conservation Areas) The M~nutes of Meeting #1/67 were presented. Res. #10 Moved by: J.S. Scott Cons.Areas Seconded by: A.A. Mackenzie, MPP RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #1/67 of the Conservat~on Areas Advisory Board, as presented, be adopted. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; MINUTES (Reforestation &- Land Use) The Minutes of Meeting #1/67 were presented. Res. #ll Moved by: R. Jennings Ref.&- LU Seconded by: F.M. Redelmeier RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #1/67 of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory Board, as presented, be adopted as if read. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; STAFF PROGRESS REPORT Mr McLean presented the Staff Progress Report for both Boards for the period May to September. Res. #ll-CA Moved by: F.M. Redelmeier Res. #12-RF Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report for the period May to September, for both Boards, be received. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; LABELLING OF TREES Res. #l2-CA Moved by: N.J. Scott Res. #l3-RF Seconded by: Mrs. M.W. Lister RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be directed to investigate the possibil- ity and practicability of labelling spec~en trees in the Conservat- ion Areas and present a report to the next Meeting of the Boards. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; CONSERVATION SERVICES - ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL A Staff communication was presented, advising that in compliance w~th Res. #5 of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory Board regarding additional staff for erosion control, the recommendat~on w~ll be presented to the Personnel Sub-Committee to f~ll the present vacant position of Technical Assistant - Agricultural Engineering. REPORT OF CONSERVATION AREAS CAMPING SUB-COMMITTEE The Report of the Camping Sub-Committee was presented and considered in detail. Res #13-CA Moved by: E. Lemon Seconded by: F.A. Wade fd 50 i I! L) :: r . . : The Report of the Public Camping Sub- Committee be rece'Tv-ed;and further, THE BOARD (CONSERVATION AREAS I RECOMMENDS THAT: The recommendat- ~ons conta~ned there~n, as amended and set forth here~n, be adopt ed : -3- D-6 E-Il i a ) The recommendat~ons of the Camp~ng Sub-Committee dated February 19, 1964, be concurred w~t.h; (b ~ The proposal to develop the Petticoat Creek Conservation Area as a fam~ly camp ground in co-opel"at~on with the Ontario Dept. of Lands and Forests be given no further consideration; (c i The Petticoat Creek Area be developed as soon as possible as a Conservation Area according to Authority policies; (d) The Staff be directed to prepare a proposal fer the develop- ment of overnight camp grounds for l~ghtly equipped hikers; the proposal to ~nclude tr~al camp~ng weekends in 1968; (e) The next promotional brochure which is prepared for the Con- servation Areas include a description of the Authority's camping programme; (fJ The Authority cooperate, where possible, in the matter of providing land, with the member munic~pal~t~es or other governmental bodies, in the establishment of family camp~ng areas, where such use is not ~ conflict with a present use of Authority lands. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; PROGRESS REPORT - WILCOX LAKE AREA A Staff Progress Report was presented in connection with the proposed Wilcox Lake Area. Res. #14-CA Moved by: F.M. Redelme~er Res. #14-RF Seconded by: J.S. Sc ot t RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Report on the Wilcox Lake Area, dated September lJ 1967, be received and that the Staff be directed to mainta~ contact with the Townsh~p of Whitchurch in this matter. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; DEPARTMENT OF LANDS &- FORESTS NEW ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME A communicat~on was presented advising that the Department of Lands and Forests have announced two new Assistance Programmes: (a " dealing w~th large nursery stocks and shrubs for Conservat~on Authorities and Mun~c~pal~ties; and (b) advising that the Department of Lands and Forests are prepared to enter into agreements w~th the owners of lands adjoining streams, to provide access for f~shing by the publ~G. Res. #15-CA Moved by: N.J. Sc ot t Res. #l5-RF Seconded by: Mrs. M.W. Lister RESOLVED THAT: The commun~cation deal~ng with the two new programmes announced by the Department of Lands and Forests be received; and further in this connection, THE BOARDS RECOMMEND THAT: The following action be taken. (a.l Where the Authorityts stock of landscape trees is insuf- ficient to meet the needs of its exist~ng planting programmes, the additional necessary trees be acqu~red from the Department of Lands and Forests; (b) Present Authority reforestation programme be extended by mak1ng available to private landowners, w~ldl~fe shrubs on the following terms: D-7 -4- E-12 . . , That the landowner owns a minimum of 10 acres in ~~J one parcel where the shrubs are to be planted; (ii; That no shrubs be planted closer than 200 feet to any building; (iii) That the landowner be required to purchase a minimum of 100 shrubs at a cost of SO~ per shrub, planted; (iv) That the shrubs be planted according to a plan approved by the Authority; (c) The Staff be directed to bring to the attention of the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests those sections of streams included in the plan for streambank erosion control on which there is a fishing potential, in order that the Department may give consideration to including them in its recently announced public fishing programme. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; ROADSIDE PLANTINGS A communication was presented advising that the Executive Committee had appointed a Sub-Committee composed of R.L. Nesbitt, C. Sauriol and Mrs. 'F. Gell, with power to add, to plan the proposed Symposium on Roadside Plantings. Res. #16-CA Moved by: N.J. Scott Res. #16-RF Seconded by: F .A. Wade THE BOARDS RECOMMEND THAT: The Committee appointed to plan the Symposium on Roadside Plantings and Wayside Conservation be requested to consider holding the said Symposium on Arbor Day in 1968. CARRIED UNANlMOUSLY; DEMONSTRATION - MAPLE SYRUP OPERATION A Staff communication was presented, as directed by Meeting #1/67 of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory Board, regarding the possible establishment of a Maple Syrup Operation, which would be made available to the general public and schools, for demonstration and educational purposes. Res. #17-CA Moved by: H.S. Honsberger Res. #l?-RF Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner RESOLVED THAT: The communication on the proposed Demonstration .- Maple Syrup Operation, be received; and further, THE BOARDS RECOMMEND THAT: The following action be taken: (a) A demonstration Maple Syrup Operation be commenced at the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area in 1968; (b) The demonstration area be made available to schools and other interested groups - Monday to Friday, ~th a fee of 40~ per person; and that it be made available to the general public on weekends, at a fee of $1.00 per car. CARRIED UNANlMOUSLY; GLEN MAJOR FOREST &- WILDLIFE AREA - PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT A Staff communication was presented in connection with the Plan of Development of the Glen Major Forest &- Wildlife Conservation Area. -5- D-8 E-12 Res. #l8-CA Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner Res. #18-RF Seconded by: N.J. Scott RESOLVED THAT; The Plan of Development for the Glen Major Forest and W~ldlife Conservation Area dated September 7, 1967, be rece1vedj a.nd f'U r't her, THE BOARDS RECOMMEND THAT: The said Plan of Development be adopted, as amended. CARRIED UNAN1MOUSIYj CENTENNIAL PROJECT - NORTH PEEL DISTRICT BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION A comm.un~cation was presented, advising that the North Peel. Dist.rict Boy ScOllts Association has requested permiss~on to erect a ster,e f ~rep.La.ce in the group camping area, Heart Lake Conservation Area. as a centenni.al project. Res.. #19-.CA Moved by: Dr. G. Ross 'Lord Res. #19-RF Seconded by: J.S. Scott !HE BOARDS RECOMMEND THAT: The proposal of the North Peel District Boy Scouts Association to construct a stone fireplace in the group camp area of the Heart Lake Conservation Area as a Centennial Project be accepted with thanks, subject to the Conservation Areas Administrator's approval on the design. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; REPORT RE GRAVEL PITS Res. 20-CA Moved by: Mrs. M. W. L~st er Res. 20-RF Seconded by: N.J. Sc ot t RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be directed to present an interim report on gravel pits to the next Meeting of these Boards. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; VOTE OF APPRECIATION Res. #21.-CA Moved by: F .A. Wade Res. #2l-RF Seconded by: l.S, Scott RESOLVED THAT: A vote of appreciation be extended to the Town of Richmond Hill for the use of the Council Chambers for this Meet~ng. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; ADJOURNMENT On Mot~on, the Meeting adjourned at 1:30 p.m~, to tour Bruce's Mill and Glen Major Conservation Areas. C. Sauriol F'.L. Lunn Chairman, Conservation Areas Secretary-.Treasur er Advisory Board R. L. Nesb~tt Chairman, Reforestation and Land Use Advisory Board mlropotlan Jol'Onto and Region ~atwn Atlw,.;,t" D-9 MINUTES Conservation Areas Advisory Board Thursday-December-14-1967 #3/67 The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met in the Board Room, 17 Mill Street on Thursday, December 14, 1967, commencing at 2:00 p.m. PRESENT WERE Chairman C. Sauriol Members E. Card Mrs. J.A. Gardner H.S. Honsberger H. James Mrs. M.W. Lister A.A. Mackenzie, MPP J.S. Scott H.M. Smith N.H. Smith Authority Vice-Chairman F .A. Wade Secretary-Treasurer F .L. Lunn Director of Operations K.G. Higgs Cons. Land Management - Adm. W.A. McLean " " " - T.Ast. P.B. Flood ABSENT WERE Vice-Chairman M.J. Breen Members F. Barrott K.C. Dalglish W. Dennison P. White MINUTES The Minutes of Meeting #2/67 were presented. Res. #22 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger Seconded by: E. Card RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #2/67 of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board (held jointly with the Reforestation &- Land Use Advisory Board), as presented, be adopted. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; STAFF PROGRESS REPORT Mr. McLean presented the Staff Progress Report, to date. Res. #23 Moved by: H. James Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report, to date, be received and filed. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; CLAREMONT AREA - SWIMMING AREA A Staff Report was presented, as directed by the Executive Committee, having regard to the possible establishment of sw~ing facilities at the Claremont Conservation Area. The matter was discussed at some length. Res. #24 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger Seconded by: J.S. Scott D-IO -2- RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Report having regard to the provision. of swimming and bathing facil.ities at the Cl.arem.ont Conservation Area be received; and that no action be taken at the present time. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; NIAGARA ESCARPMENT - IANDS A Staff communication was presented regarding Niagara Escarpment lands included in the area under the jurisdiction of the Authority which might be considered for future acquisition by the Authority if extra-ordinary grants are made avail.able from The Province of Ontario. Res. #25 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner Seconded by: E. Card THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The l.ands indicated as being within the Niagara Escarpment, on map dated December 5, l.967 , be designated as l.ands suitable for acquisition in connection with the Niagara Escarpment, if extra-ordinary grants become available from The Province of Ontario. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; ADMISSION FEES - l.968 A Staff communication was presented having regard to minor adjust- ments to the present fee structure for admission to the Conservat- ion Areas in 1968. Res. #26 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger Seconded by: H.M. Smith THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Regul.ation l.9 (1) of the Regul.ations made under The Conservation Authorities Act Appl.icabl.e to Lands Owned by The Metropol.itan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority be amended to read: The fee for parking in all. Conservation Areas except Bl.ack Creek, Palgrave, Woodbridge and Clairevill.e Conservation Areas be as f01l.aws: (a) for one car $1.00 per day (b) for an annual parking pe~it $l.0.00 (c) for a motorcycle, motor bicycle, motor scooter $1.00 per day (d) for one bus (l.0 passengers or more) $l.0.00 per da1' (c) ~ (d) wil.l. apply (e) the fees in (a (b) in the Black Creek Conservation Area from December 1 to May l.. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; WOODBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA BASEBALL DIAMOND A communication was presented advising that The Vill.age of Woodbridge has requested pe~ission to re-l.ocate the baseball d~ond presently located in the Woodbridge Conservation Area, and to install flood lighting. Res. #27 Moved by: F .A. Wade Seconded by: J.S. Scott THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Permission be granted to The Village of Woodbridge to re-locate their basebal.l diamond in the Woodbridge Conservation Area,- and to install flood lighting on the ball diamond, subject to a suitable agreement containing the foll.owing conditions: -3- D-ll (a) the Village of Woodbridge pay all costs in connection with the project (b) the design of the" facility be satisfactory to the Administrator of the Conservation Land Management Division. and the Administrator of the Flood Control Division (c) the Village of Woodbridge have adequate insurance coverage for the facility (d) the Village of Woodbridge maintain the facility to the satisfaction of the Authority; and (e) that a suitable termination clause be included. CARRJ:ED UNANlNOUSLY;' HEART LAKE CONSERVATION AREA PROPOSED SKI INSTRUCTION SCHOOL A Staff communication was presented advising that a request had been received from Chinguacousy Recreation Committee to operate a ski instruction school at the Heart Lake Conservat~on Ar~a d~ring the winter period of 1968. . Res. #28 Moved bY:' ; E. Card Seconded by: N .H. Smith THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Chinguacousy Recreation Committee be granted permission to operate a ski instruction school at the Heart Lake Conservation Area during the winter period of 1968, subject to an agreement containing the following conditions: (a) regular parking fees apply (b) the school is operated to the satisfaction of the Conservation Land Management Administrator (c) the Chinguacousy Recreation Committee provide adequate insurance coverage for persons attending _ the scnool; and (d) that a suitable termination clause be included. CARRIED UNANDiOUSLY; , , PROPOSED 1968 PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMATES Mr. McLean presented the 1968 Prel~inary Budget Estimates, for consideration of the Board. , Res 0 #29 . '. Moved by: ..' ,- Mrs. J.Ao Gardner Seconded by: HoM. Smith RESOLVED THAT: The 1968 Preliminary Budget Estimates be received and appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes; and furthe:r, THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Preliminary Budget Estimates, as received and appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes, be recommended for consideration in the 1968 Budget of ~he Authority. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; PROPOSED SUN SHELTERS Res. #30 Moved by: HoS. Honsberger Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner RESOLVED THAT: The Staff study the possibility of providing winter sun shelters, on an experimental basis, in a suitable location in one of the Conservation Areas. CARRIED UNANlNOUSLY; ADJOURNMENT _ On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:30 p.m. C. Sauriol FoL. Lunn Chairman Secretary-Treasurer D-12 SCHEDULE "A" 1968 Budget Estimates Conservation Land Mana~ement Division 1968 1967 Item ~ Est. - - Section I GENERAL ADMINISTRATION A-22 Tools & Equipment 2 alum. extension ladders $200 1 i h.p. reversible drill 110 5 chain saws 1500 1 set socket wrenches 45 24 sprinkler heads 400 Total 2255 800 A-2.3 Vehicles 2 ! ton Area trucks (one trade) 6000 Total 6000 6.300 A-24 M@chinery 1 12 h.p. tractor 1600 .3 Tractors 8000 1 Front end loader & blade 1800 2 Landscape rakes 900 1 Trailer 1100 2 Hand power mowers 260 1 Hammer knife mower 700 1 Heavy duty blade 1000 Total 15.360 17400 A-4l Telephone & Communications System 2 2-way radios 800 - Total 800 - Section II CONSERVATION SERVICES (4) Parks & Conservation Areas A-91 Equipment 150 picnic tables 3750 60 garbage barrels 240 10 outhouses 2000 25 barbecues 1.375 Signs & materials 2000 Total 9.365 1.3746 Section VIII CONSERVATION & REFORESTATION LAND Conservation Areas 150,000 Reforestation 50,000 Total 200,000 166,000 Section X D-13 Conservation Areas Develo~ment 1968 1967 Item Est. Est. C2C HEART LAKE Tree & Wildlife Plantin~ 1. Reforestation 65 2. Landscape trees 50 - 115 Ground Development 4. Water service 600 6. Seed, sod & chemicals 500 1100 Road & Parkin~ Construction 9. Road construction 4500 10. Parking lot construction 20UO 6500 Buildin~ Construction 14. Service buildings 8000 8000 River. Lake & Stream Improvement 18. Shore protection 4300 19. Beach improvement 250 4550 General Development 22. General development 2000 2000 Labour & Interest 23. Labour & interest 25000 25000 . ... Total C2C 47265 36915 C6C ALBION HILLS Tree & Wildlife Plantin~ 1. Reforestation 250 2. Landscape trees 220 3. Wildlife shrubs 1200 me Ground Development 4. Water distribution 1630 5. Seed, sod, chemicals 700 6. \'ialkway 650 7~ Boundary fencing 200 3180 Road & Parkin~ Construction 20. Road surfacing 6300 21. Parking barriers 1500 7S'OO Buildin~ Construction 24. Workshop extension 2000 " '. 25. Residence #3 22000 . 24000 -, River, Lake & Stream Improve. 29. Stream improvements 600 000 General Development 30. General development 2500 2500 - - ," D-14 C6C ALBION HILLS " (~o:rl't I d) , .. 1968 1967 .. Item. ~ ~ . . , , . . Labour & Interest 32. Labour. & interest 30000 30000 Total C6C 69750 826~2 C7C COLD CREEK Tree & Wildlife Planting 1. Landscape trees 50 ~ Ground Development 4. Nature trail development 5000 5. W'ater service 500 ';5m' .. . Road & Parki~ Construction 6. Road construction 2000 6B. Parking area construction 5000 6C. Road surfacing 3700 - 10700 Buildin~'Construction 7. Conservation Field Cen~~e. 27000 8. Range development ... . 1000 28000 General Development ',' 10. General development 800 800 Labour & Interest 11. Labour & interest 19000 19000 Total C7C' 64050 263~2 c8e BOYD Tree & Wildlife Plantin~ 1. Reforestation 40 2. Landscape trees . " 25 OS Ground Development , . 4. Fencing 150 5. Water service 65 6. Telephone service 200' 9. Seed, sod, chemicals 500 915 Road & Parkin~ Construction 10. Road surfacing 1200 11. Ford improvement 1500 .. 2700 Buildin~ Construction 13. Service building improve. 3500 14. Drive shed improvement 300 15. Workshop improvement 820 . 16. Complete refreshment booth 800. 5420 River. Lake & Stream Im~rove. 18. Lifeguard tower~ 250 250. General Develo~ment 21. General development 2500 2500 C8C BOYD (cont 'd) D-15 1968 1967 ll.@m ~st. Est. Labour & Interest 22. Labour & interest )2000 )2000 I . Total C8C 4)850 A:4402 Cl)C GLEN HAFFY Tree & Wildlife Plantin~ 1. Landscape trees 50 2. Reforestation 60 2A. Wildlife shrubs 40 no Ground Development 3. Seed, sod, chemicals 500 4. Fencing 950 5. \vater service 1500 2950 Road & Parkin~ Construction 6. Road surfacing )800 )800 Buildi~ Construction 11. Refreshment booth 5500 5500 General Development 16. General development 1000 Imm' Labour & Interest 17. Labour & interest 13500 13500 Total C13C 26900 1~016 C14C GREENWOOD . Ground Development 2. Seed, sod, chemicals 200 3. Gravel pit restoration 2000 2200 Building Construction 4. Beach centre 3000 ~ General Develo~ment 6. General development 700 700 Labour & Interest 7. Labour & interest 11000 11000 Total C14C 16900 22392 C15C GLEN MAJOR C.A. Tree & Wildlife Planting 1. Reforestation 100 2. Wildlife shrubs 800 900 General Development 6. General development 200 200 D-16' C15C GLEN MAJOR C.A.(CONT'D) 1968 . 1967 Item Est. Est. Labour & Interest - - - 7. Labour & interest 795 ~ Total C15C l8~~ 2792 C17C HUMBER TRAILS General Development 4. General development 300 - 300 Labour & Interest . 5. Labour & interest 500 ~ Total C17C 800 ~ - C19C CLAREM:ONT Groung Development . . 2. Seed, sod, chemicals 300 3. Pond development 2000 2300 General Development 8. General development 1000 rem> Labour & Interest ; 9. Labour & interest 9700 97'fm Total C19C 13000 12598 C28C BLACK CREEK Tree & Wildlife Plantin2 3. Landscape trees 1800 -mm Ground Develo~ment . 5. Seed, sod, chemicals 2000 6. Fencing 8000 6A. Agricultural demonstration 300 10300 Buildin2 Construction 12. Garage 700 13. Service bldg. improvement 400 14. Workshop craft building imp. 2500 3600 general Development 15. General development 3000 J"O'(m Labour & Interest 16. Labour & interest 25000 25000 Total C28c . 43700 Z7l~5 D-17 1968 1967. C42C BRUCE'S,' MILL lli!1! !!L. I!h Tree & Wildlife Planti~ 1. Landscape trees .100 2. \'lildlife shrubs 200 300 - Ground Development 5. Nature interpretation area 4500 8. Seed, sod, chemicals 500 5000. Road & Parkin2 Construction 13. Road construction 50 50 Buildin2 Constructiop 16. Gatehouse 2500 250-0 River. Lake & Stream !cprove. 23. Beach extension . 6000 0000 General Develo~ment 27. General'development 1000 IOQ() Labour & Interest 28. Labour &" 'interest . 24000 24000 Total C42 0 )8850 ~~5l1 C470 PALGRAVE Tree & Wildlife Planting 1. Wildlife shrubs 800 " 800 General Develo~ment 7. General development 100 100 Labour & Interest :.. 8. Labour & interest 700 700 Total 0470 1600 1236 -, - C;lC \'100DBRIDGE Tree & Wildlife Planti~ 1. Landscape trees 25 25 Ground Bevelopment J. Water service 130 m General Development 11. General development 500 500 Labour &~Interest 12. Labour & interest 1500 1500 .. Total 051C lli.2' 2.2.QQ . - - D-18 . 1968 1967 Item Eat: Est. C53C CLAIREVILLE - - - . - . .." Tree & Wildlife Planting 1. Reforestation , 300 2. Landscape trees 2500 3. Wildlife shrubs 2000 : . . 'i;'Stm Ground D.veloDm~nt . 4. Fencing 3000 5. Seed, sod, chemicals . . 5000 6. Water service 10000 .. 7. Hydro service 6000 8. Entrance develop. 500 24560 l Road A. Parkin~ Constru,ction 11. Road construction . '. , 70000 12. Parking lot construction 25000 95000 Buildi~ Constructi~n I;. Beach pavilions 2;000 25000 River. Lake & Stream improve. 21. Beach construction 15000 15000 General Development 23: Architect's fees 2500 24. General development 3000 5500 Labour & Interest 25. Labour & interest 2;000 .. . 25000 Total CS3C ).9~00 95896 CS4C LAKE ST. GEORGE Tree & Wildlife Plantin~ 3. Landscape trees 100 100 ~~l DeveloDment 4. General development 100 S. Consultant's tees 5000 me Labour & Interest 6. Labour & interest ~ ,:~ 1000 nmo Total CS4C 6200 2900 = C64C MILNE Tree & Wildlife Plantin~ 1. Reforestation . ;0 --;f) Ground Development 4. Turf establishment 400 I' I 7;t)O _. ... Buildi~ Construction :: ' 8. House j12 600 5tm ~ D-19 1968 1967 Item Est. !.sh C64C MILNE (cont1d) - - General Development 11. Consul~antls fees 6000 12. General.development 200 6200 Labour & Interest 1). Labour & interest 1400 1400 Total C64C 86~0 2500 - - C65C PICKERING General Developm~nt 1. General development 500 -. ;W Labour & Interest 2. Labour & interest .500 500 Total C65C !QQQ ~ - - C660 PETTICOAT CREEK Tree & Wildlife Plantin~ 1. Landscape trees )50 350 Ground Deve1o~ment 4. \l1ater service 5000 5000 General Developm~ 11. General development 500 500 Labour & Interest 12. Labour & interest 2600 2600 Total 066C " !Ut.2Q 2500 - - '. . C670 LOWER ROUGE Ground Develo~ment 4. vlater service 50 -;0 Road & Parking Construction 5. Road surfacing 5000 ;000 Building Construction 8. Beach centre 7000. " : 9. House /II 1000 !'O"OO General Development 11. General development 1000 moo Labour & Interest 12. Labour & interest 14050 14050 Total C670 28100 28100 ~ D-20 1968 1967 . C68C Item !!h Est. STOUFFVILLE . General Develo~ment 11. General development 1000 :rooo Labour & Interest 12. Labour & interest 1000 mm5 Total C68c ~ ;1.300 - C69C GLEN MAJOR F. W . Ground Development 4. Entrance development 25Q 5. \&later supply 1500 6. Nature trail develop. '200 1950 Road & Park1n~ Constructio~ 8. Road-construction 2000 2lmn General Deve1opmen~ 11. General' development 500 500 Labour & Interest 12. Labour & interest 3500 . . ~ Total C69C 12iQ llQ - - C70C KING CREEK General ~evelo~ment 11. General development 250 250 Labour & Interest :, . 12. Labour & interest 250 250 Total C70C 500 ~09 " - C7lC NASHVILLE ' . Buil~in~ Construction 8. House Ii 1..090 . 1000 General Development 11. General development ~OO 500 Labour & Interest 12. Labour & ~nterest 700 11M. . . Total C7lC ~ 2500 . . - : .' .. : " . 1968 D-21 1967 C72C EBENEZER Item ~ ~ General Development 11. General development 250 250 Labour & Interest 12. Labour & Interest 250 250 Total C72C 500 10~0 C76C OAK RIDGES Ground Development 4. Site preparation 5000 5000 General Development 11. General development 500 50(5 Labour & Interest 12. Labour & interest 1000 1000 Total C76C 6500 - Total Section X, Conservation Areas Development ~37562 .i~18.844