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Conservation Areas Advisory Board Tuesday - March -22 -1966 ; 11/66
The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met in the Board Room, 17 Mill
Street on Tuesday, March 22, 1966, commencing at 2:00 p.m.
PRESENT WERE
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Authority Chairman
Authority Vice - Chairman
Secretary - Treasurer
Director of Operations
Conservation Areas Adm.
Tech.Asst. - Consv.Areas
C. Sauriol
K.C. Dalglish
F. Barrott
M.J. Breen
Mrs, J.A, Gardner
H.S. Honsberger
H. James
Mrs. M.TT. Lister
L. Shier
Dr. F.H, Van Nostrand
L. Van Tichelen
u H. Tulestney
Dr. G. Ross Lord
W.C. Davidson
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.A. McLean
P.B. Flood
MINUTES
The Minutes of Meeting ;13/65 were presented.
Res 1/3 Moved by: K.C. Dalglish
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting 0/65 as presented, be
adopted
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY•
LOWER ROUGE CONSERVATION AREA
A Staff report was presented, outlining in detail the history of the
Lower Rouge Area and its relationship to the Metropolitan Pars
programme. The matter was discussed at considerable length.
Res. 42 Moved by: Dr. G. Ross Lord
Seconded by: Dr. F.H. Van Nostrand
THE BOARD ''COMMENDS THAT: Consideration of the development of the
Rouge Valley as a Conservation Area be deferred until The Corporat-
ion of Metropolitan Toronto has come to a decision concerning that
portion of the valley lying outside the Mletropolitan boundary.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY:
SCHEME CA -43 - PETTICOAT CREEK
A Staff report was presented, reviewing the complete history of the
Petticoat Creek Conservation Area and its present status.
Res. #3 Moved by:
Seconded by:
K.C. Dalglish
M.J. Breen
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THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Authority undertake the development
of the lands in Scheme CA -43, Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, at
such time as necessary funds are available: and further in this
connection, the following action be taken:
(a) The dwellings and property continue to be rented until
required for development, as at present:
(b) The Staff be directed to prepare a Master Plan of De-
velopment for the Petticoat Creek Conservation Area
in keeping with the principles established in the
conceptual plan prepared for the Metropolitan Toronto
Waterfront Committee.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
LOWER DUFFIN CREEK AREA
A Staff report was presented, reviewing the history of the Lower
Duffin Creek Conservation Area and its present status.
Res. #4 Moved by: W.H. Westney
Seconded by: Dr. F.H. Van Nostrand
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The lands lying in parts of Lots 12, 13.,
14 and 15, Ranges II and III, Concessions I and II, Township of
Pickering, be known as the Lower Duffin Creek Conservation Area and,
in this connection, the following action be taken:
(a) That portion of the Lower Duffin Creek Conservation Area
lying between Hwy. ,401 and Hwy. #2 be designated as the
Pickering Section;
Op) The Plan of Development dated March 22, 1Q66 for the
Pickering Section of the Lower Duffin Creek Conservation
Area be adopted.
(c) The appropriate Authority Officers and Staff be directed
to present the Plan of Development of the Pickering
Section of the Lower Duffin Creek Conservation Area to
the Township of Pickering and the Village of Pickering.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
The Conservation Areas Administrator presented a detailed Staff
Progress Report, covering the progress of the staff to date, in
connection with Conservation Areas.
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:15 p.m.
C. Sauriol F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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Conservation Areas Advisory Board Thursday- June -16 -1966 #2/66
The Conservation Areas Advisory Board :net at noon at the Humber
Trails Conservation Area, during the course of a Tour, held in con-
junction with the Reforestation & Land Use Advisory Board, of
various projects of the Authority, on June 16, 1966.
PRESENT WERE
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Authority Chairman
Secretary- Treasurer
Cons.Areas Administrator
Tech.Asst.- Cons.Areas
C. Sauriol
K.C. Dalglish
F. Barrott
M.J. Breen
C.E. Conroy
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
H.S. Honsberger
Mrs. M.W. Lister
L. Shier
C.R. Wardlaw
W.H. Westney
Dr. G. Ross Lord
F.L. Lunn
W.A. McLean
P.B. Flood
MINUTES
The Minutes of Meeting #1/66 were pres
Res. #5 Moved by: K
Seconded by: W
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting
adopted.
ented.
.C. Dalglish
.H. Westney
#1/66, as presented, be
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
Mr. P.B. Flood, Technical Assistant, Conservation Areas Division,
presented the Staff Progress Report for the period January 1, 1966,
to date.
Res. #6
Moved by: C.R. Wardlaw
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report, for the period January
1, 1966, to date, be received.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
PROPOSED STUDY OF BRIDLE PATHS
Mr. McLean advised the Meeting that a number of requests had been
received from various organizations and individuals and suggested
that the Authority give consideration to the establishment of bridle
paths in the various Conservation Areas.
Res. #7 Moved by:
MLr s . J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: M.J. Breen
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RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be directed to study the desirability,
feasibility and practicability of establishing bridle paths in
suitable Conservation Areas. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
DUFFIN'S CREEK - POLLUTION CONTROL
Mr. Westney presented an article from the June 2, 1966 issue of the
Pickering -Ajax Advertiser, to the effect that the Pickering Rod and
Gun Club is in the process of covering the banks of Duffin's Creek,
north of Highway #2, seeking any sources of pollution.
Res. #$ Moved by: W.H. Westney
Seconded by: Mrs. M.W. Lister
RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman forward to the Chairman of the Pollution
Committee of the Pickering Rod and Gun Club, a letter of commendation
on their pollution study. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
WILCOX LAKE - POSSIBLE ACQUISITION
Res. #9 Moved by: F. Barrott
Seconded by: Mrs. M.W. Lister
RESOLVED THAT: The Chairman and Administrator of the Conservation
Areas Division be directed to study the possibilities of acquiring
Wilcox Lake.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned to resume the Tour.
C. Sauriol F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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Conservation Areas Advisory Board Thursday - December -15 -1966 #3/66
The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met in the Board Room, 17 Mill
Street on Thursday, December 15, 1966, commencing at 2:00 p.m.
PRESENT WERE
Chairman
Vice - Chairman
Members
Chairman of the Authority
Secretary - Treasurer
Director of Operations
Cons.,Areas Administrator
Cons.Areas Tech. Asst.
C. Sauriol
K.C. Dalglish
M.J. Breen
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
H.S. Honsberger
Mrs. M.W. Lister
L. Shier
H.M. Smith
Dr. F.H. Van Nostrand
W.H. Westney
Dr. G. Ross Lord
F.L. Lunn
K.G. Higgs
W.A. McLean
P.B. Flood
MINUTES
The Minutes of Meeting #2/66 were presented.
Res. #10
Moved by:
Seconded by:
W.H. Westney
K.C. Dalglish
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #2/66, as presented, be adopted.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
W. McLean presented the Staff Progress Report for the period
September 30, 1966 to December 31, 1966.
Res. #11 Moved by:
Seconded by:
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
M.J. Breen
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report for the period September
30, 1966 to December 31, 1966, be received.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
COLD CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
A comprehensive report on proposals for the use of the Cold Creek
Conservation Area was presented.
Res. #12 Moved by:
Seconded by:
M.J. Breen
L. Shier
RESOLVED THAT: The report on the Cold Creek Conservation Area be
received and appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes; and further,
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The recommendations contained in the
report on the Cold Creek Conservation Area, as appended as Schedule
"A" of these Minutes, be adopted.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
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BRUCE'S MILL AREA
Proposed Development of the Mill
A Staff communication was presented, quoting a recommendation of the
Historic Sites Advisory Board in regard to the restoration of the
Bruce's Mill.
Res. #13 Moved by: W.H. Westney
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Provision be made in the 1967 budget
estimates for the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area to undertake the
following recommendations of the Historic Sites Advisory Board:
(a) Sufficient water be made available to permit the wheel to
rotate;
(b) Sufficient of the present covering of the wheel be removed
to permit the wheel to be visible to the public and that
steps be taken to adequately protect the public;
(c) Architectural and engineering proposals be obtained for
the historical and operational restoration CARRIED said Mill.
PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMATES - 1967
Mr. McLean presented the 1967 Preliminary Budget Estimates,
consideration by the Board:
Res. 414
RESOLVED
appended
for
Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: K.C. Dalglish
THAT: The 1967 Preliminary Budget Estimates be received and
as Schedule ?BU of these Minutes; and further,
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Preliminary Budget Estimates, as
received and appended as Schedule 'B" of these Minutes, be included
in the 1967 Budget of the Authority.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
UXBRIDGE CONSERVATION AREA
A communication was presented, having regard to certain recommendat-
ions of the Reforestation and Land Use Advisory Board regarding the
Uxbridge Conservation Area.
Res. f15
Moved by: Mrs. M.W. Lister
Seconded by: Dr. F.H. Van Nostrand
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Resolution #7 of Meeting #3/66 of the
Reforestation and Land Use Advisory Board, which reads:
"The Staff be directed to study the Uxbridge Conservation
Area and make recommendations for the further development
of the property in keeping with the aims and objectives
of the Forest and Wildlife Conservation Areas."
- be adopted.
ST. GEORGE'S LAKE CONSERVATION AREA
Proposed Fame Change
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
Dr. Van Nostrand brought to the attention of the Board that the area
known as St. George's Lake was historically known in the area as
Lake St. George, and suggested that the official name of the area be
amended accordingly.
Res. 416 Moved by: Dr. F.H. Van Nostrand
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS
Conservation Area be
servation Area.
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THAT: Effective immediately, St. George's Lake
known officially as the Lake St. George Con -
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:35 p.m.
C. Sauriol
Chairman
F.L. Lunn
Secretary - Treasurer
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Schedule "A"
To: The Conservation Areas Advisory Board
Re: Cold Creek Conservation Area
I. Introduction
At the October 1965 meeting of the Conservation Areas Advisory Board,
the staff report concerning the operation and use of the Cold Creek
Conservation Area was considered. The recommendations that were
passed on and subsequently' adopted by the Executive Committee
included direction to the staff to prepare a further report on the
ways and means of establishing the Cold Creek Conservation Club,
and further that the staff draw up a program and scheulo of
fees
for the Area. Other recommendations included the appointment
a superintendent who had experience and ability in promoting
sportsmen's events and the development of a sportsmen4s program.
The staff was also directed to provide facilities in the Area which
would encourage use by family groups, and these were to include
adequate shade trees, playground facilities with natural materials,
and a wading pond. The action to date taken by the staff has been
as follows:
(1) Mr. Geo. Calver has been appointed Superintendent of the Cold
Creek Conservation Area. Mr. Calver has had a life time of exper-
ience with sportsmen4s groups and has acted in an executive
capacity with the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters. Mr.
Calver has been on the job since early summer and has already
created a much wider interest in the use of the Area.
(2) A family use arca has been designed as shown in fig. 1, and
development of this facility is under construction.
(3) In order to give proper consideration to the establishment of
a Cold Creek Conservation Club, several meetings were held with
various groups and individuals associated with the field of outdoor
sportsmen's activities. These meetings included a site visit with
A. R. Todd, Shooting Promotion Representative for C.I.L., and a
group discussion meeting to which representatives of all groups who
had used the Cold Creek Conservation Area were invited. Discussions
were also held with representatives of the Ontario Federation of
Anglers and Hunters, Game
the Cold
Association, who
Creek Area.
II. Cold Creek Conservation Club
After the several meetings and discussions outlined above and sub-
sequent evaluations by Authority staff, it is now considered that
the idea of a Conservation Club as originally presented to this
Board is not practical. The original idea was to have a large group
of interested parties organized as a Conservation Club and that
these people would not only partake in the activities of the Cold
Creek Area, but would participate in the planning and program policy
of the Area. Because of the great variety of interest groups in
the field of outdoor sporting activities and the large number of
local clubs, it is felt that the Conservation Club as originally
conceived could not operate effectively. It is important that the
interests and ideas of those using the Cold Creek Conservation Area
be considered in its development and in its program, and it is now
felt that the liaison necessary to accomplish this can be more
effectively done through the Area superintendent. His recommendat-
ions and ideas can be passed on for consideration by the Conservat-
ion Areas Advisory Board through existing procedures.
The existence of the Cold Creek Conservation Area does provide an
opportunity for the creation of a local sportsmen4s group which
would use the Area as a base for its activities. Such a group
would be established and affiliated with regional sportsmen4s
organizations in the normal way and would pay the normal user fees
for the use of the Areal's facilities. In lieu of a rental for the
use of the Area's facilities for meetings, such a group would be
required to assist in the supervision of other groups using the
Area. Interest among local sportsmen for this proposal is high.
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III. 1963 Program
The following are recommended as objectives for the development of a
program at the Cold Creek Conservation Area in 1967:
(a) Formation of a Cold Creek Sportsmen's Club, which would. usu thu
,.rep's facilities, -Is outlined in p •.r _gr ^ph two of II.
(b) A program of visitation by the Superintendent of the Cold Creek
Conservation Area and the Administrator of the Conservation Areas
Division to all sportsmen's clubs in the region to promote the
facilities of Cold Creek.
(c) The establishment of an outdoor sporting program for schools as
a part of their physical education courses.
(d) The establishment of an instruction course in outdoor sporting
activities directed towards municipal day camps, Boy Scouts, YMCAs.
(e) The encouragement of turkey shoots as a continual program for
sporting groups from Labour Day until Christmas. (Note: A turkey
shoot does not involve shooting turkeys. Rather, turkeys are given
as prizes).
(f) Request the Dept. of Lands and Forests to establish the Cold
Creek Conservation Area as an examination centre under the Hunter
Safety Training Regulations.
(g) Encourage the use of the Area by various public agencies for
their special purposes; i.e. municipal police departments, Emergency
Measures Organization, militia units.
(h) The use of a portion of the Area for family camping facilities.
The intention in developing this kind of facility would be to
encourage sporting families to spend the week -ends at Cold Creek
and to make provision for groups travelling some distances to use
the facilities.
(i) The use of the rifle range for large bore rifles. Meetings have
been held with the Chief Safety Officer, Ontario Dept. of Lands and
Forests, and it is his opinion the rifle range is quite satisfactory
for large bore rifles. Tests were held to determine the noise
factor on neighbouring properties and there would appear to be no
problem in this regard.
IV. Proposed 196J Development Program
In the previous staff report concerning the Cold Creek Conservation
Area, several necessary development projects were outlined. During
1967 the following projects are recommended:
(a) The improvement of the rifle range through the provision of a
covered firing position and additional targets - $4000.00.
(b) The establishment of a concession for the sale of refreshments,
ammunition, targets, clay pigeons, and the rental of equipment -
$3500.00.
(c) The provision of the following equipment for rental:
2 traps )
2 archery sets ) $130.00
2 horse shoe sets )
V. Recommended Fees
It should be the objective of the Authority to have the Cold Creek
Conservation Area on a break -even cost - revenue basis as soon as
possible. To do so, special fees for the use of facilities in
addition to increased attendance will be required. The following
fee structure is recommended for initiation in 1967:
(a) The parking charges which now apply to the use of the Cold Creek
Conservation Area be continued.
(b) In addition to the parking charges, the following fees be
charged for the use of the Area's facilities:
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Rifle range
Archery range
Field archery range
Trap range
Dog range
25¢ per person
250 :r
250 a
250
250 4 dog
(c) The following rental charges be made:
Rifles
Archery equipment
Horse shoes
250 per hour
250 " "
15¢ U "
per person.
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT the report on the Cold Creek Conservation
Area, dated December 15, 1966, be received, and that the recommend-
ations therein concerning the 1967 program and development be
adopted.
IT IS FURTHER RECOMMENDED THAT the establishment of a Conservation
Club at the Cold Creek Conservation Area be approved.
15.12.66
W. A. McLean, Administrator,
Conservation Areas Division.
Schedule "D" D -11
1967 Budget Estimates
Conservation Areas Division
(3) EQUIPMENT PURCHASES
A -22 Tools & Equipment
1 Fire fighting equipment (B.C.)
2 2 chain saws (Clv, B.M.)
3 1 5/$" drill (B.M.)
4 1 wheelbarrow (B.M.)
Total
A -23 Vehicles
1 1 window van (trade)(Nursery)
2 2 4 -wheel drive e ton trucks
(one trade)(C1v, C.C.)
Total
A -24 Machinery
1 2 tractors (trade)(H.L. & B.)
2 Self propelled hammerknife
mower (B.M.)
3 2 sickle bar mowers (Clv & A.)
4 5 hammerknife mowers (2 Clv.,
G., G.H., B.M.)
5 2 loaders & blades (B.M. & Clv.)
6 Rotovator (trade)(C.S.)
7 2 riding mowers & attachments
(B.C. & A.H.)
Total 20100.00 7000.00
1967 1966
Est. Est.
$2000.00
650.00
100.00
50.00
2$00.00 4005.00
2$00.00
6500.00
9300.00
6000.00
900.00
1400.00
4100.00
4000.00
1200.00
2500.00
16$00.00
(4) PARKS & CONSERVATION AREAS
A -91 1 Picnic tables (155)
2 Benches (10)
3 Barrels (105)
4 Privies (24)
5 Boats (13)
Total
3$75.00
200.00
420.00
6000.00
4625.00
15120.00
Conservation Area & Reforestation Land
Conservation Area Land
Forest & Wildlife and Reforest -
ation Land
120,000.00
20,000.00
14040.00
Total 140,000.00 140,000.00
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C2C HEART LAKE
Conservation Areas Development
Item
1967 1966
Est. Est.
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
2 Landscape trees 150 150
Ground Development
6 Seed, sod, chemicals 750 750
Roads & Parking Const.
10 Road surfacing 6000 6000
Building. Construction
14 Comfort station 2300
1$ Beach centre improvement 345
19 Superintendent's house 21000 23645
General Development
22 General development 2000 2000
Labour & Interest
23 Labour & interest 25370 25370
Total C2C 57915 37495
C6C ALBION HILLS
Tree & Wildlife Planting
1 Reforestation 200
lA Centennial Forest
2 Landscape trees 50 300
Ground Development
4 Water service, Beach area 400
5 Seed, sod, chemicals 2250
6 Agricultural demonstration 3000
$ Water service to picnic area 2600
10 Lifeguard towers 750 9150
11 Surface drain
Road Construction
12 Walkway to beach 1$00
13 Bridge improvement 1000
20 Road surfacing 19350
23 Cons. School sidewalk 400 22550
Building Construction
24 Supt's residence improve. 600
24A Farm manager's residence improve. 150
25 Agricultural demonstration 2000
26A Comfort station 2000
27 Cons. School Supt's residence 1$000 22750
River, Lake & Stream Improve.
2$ Pond construction 1000 1400
29 Stream improvements
General Development
30 Architect's fees 3500
31 General development 2500 6000
C6C ALBION HILLS (cont'd)
Labour & Interest
32 Labour & interest
Total C6C
1967 1966
Item Est. Est.
39042 39042
101192 4$170
C7C COLD CREEK
Tree & Wildlife Planting
1 Landscape trees 25 25
Ground Development
2 Fencing (perimeter) 750
3 Protective fencing 500
4 Seed, sod, chemicals 350
5 Water service 900 2500
Road & Parking Const.
6 Road surfacing 4$00 4$00
Building Const.
7 Refreshment booth 2000
$ Rifle range 3000 5000
General Development
10 General development 600 600
Labour & Interest
11 Labour & interest 13467 13467
Total C7C 26392 14555
C$C BOYD
Tree & Wildlife Planting
2 Landscape trees 25 25
Ground Development
5 Water service (north) 1100
6 Water service (beach) 1000
7 Water service (beach centre) 510
$ Water service to group camp 1250
9 Seed, sod, chemicals 515 4375
Road & Parking Const.
12 Pavement marking 500 500
Building Const.
16 Complete refreshment booth 3000 3000
General Development
21 General development 2000 2000
Labour & Interest
22 Labour & interest 34502 34502
Total C$C 44402 82595
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1967 1966
Item Est. Est.
C13C GLEN HAFFY
Tree & Wildlife Planting
1 Landscape trees 100 100
Ground Development
3 Seed, sod, chemicals 1000 1120
4 Fencing
Road & Parking Const.
6 Road surfacing $000 $000
Building Const.
11 Club house improvement 200
13 House #2 600
14 Workshop improvement 300
14A Fish rearing building improve. 700 1$00
General _Development
16 General development 1000 1000
Labour & Interest
17 Labour & interest 12996 12996
Total C13C 25016 15235
C14C GREENWOOD
Ground Development
2 Water service 150
2A Seed, sod, chemicals 140 290
Road & Parking_ Const.
3 Parking barriers 500 500
River, Lake & Stream Improve.
5 Pond const. $000 $000
General Development
6 General development 1000 1000
Labour & Interest
7 Labour & interest 12602 12602
Total C14C 22392 12345
C15C GLEN MAJOR
Tree & Wildlife Planting
1 Centennial Forest 650 650
General Development
6 General development 500 500
Labour & Interest
7 Labour & interest 1645 1645
Total C15C 2795 3210
1967
Item Est.
C17C HUMBER TRAILS
Ground Development
3 Seed, sod, chemicals 40 40
General Development
4 General Development 300 300
Labour & Interest
5 Labour & interest 2114 2114
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Est.
Total C17C 2454 1100
C19C CLAREMONT
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1 Landscape trees 75 75
Ground Development
2 Seed, sod, chemicals 300 300
River, Lake & Stream Improve.
7 Stream improvement 1500 1500
General Development
$ General development 1000 1000
Labour & Interest
9 Labour & Interest 9723 9723
Total C19C 12598 7395
C28C BLACK CREEK
Tree & Wildlife Planting
3 Landscape trees 1500 1500
Ground Development
•
4- Hydro service 21070
5 Seed, sod, chemicals 3000
6 Fencing 5000 29070
Road & Parking Const.
7 Road const. 1700 1700
Building Const.
13 Service bldg. improve. 400
14 Workshop Craft bldgs. 11000 11400
General Development
15 General development 2000 2000
Labour & Interest
17 Labour & interest 27525 27525
Total C28C 73195 15$245
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1967 1966
Item Est. Est.
C42C BRUCEQS MILL
Tree & Wildlife Planting
1 Landscape trees 1425 1425
Ground Development
4 Water service (beach) 1000
6 Water service (picnic) 450
7 Entrance development 1500
$ Seed, sod, chemicals 500 3450
Road & Parking Const.
14 Parking lot const. 6600 6600
Building Const.
16 Gate house 2500
1$ Mill building 2000
19 Beach centre 700
21 Bruce residence 600 5$00
River, Lake & Stream Improve.
23 Lifeguard tower 400 400
General Development
27 General development 1000 1000
Labour & Interest
2$ Labour & interest 25$36 25$36
Total C42C 44511 47$35
C47C PALGRAVE
Tree & Wildlife Planting
1 Wildlife shrubs 100 100
General Development
7 General development 100 100
Labour & Interest
$ Labour & interest 1036 1036
Total C47C 1236 1865
C51C WOODBRIDGE
General Development
11 General development 500 500
Labour & Interest
12 Labour & Interest 2000 2000
Total C51C 2500 13165
C53C CLAIREVILLE
Tree & Wildlife Plantin
1 Reforestation 300
2 Landscape trees 1500
3 Wildlife shrubs 800 2600
Ground Development
4 Site preparation 1000
5 Seed, sod, chemicals 10000
7 Hydro service 8000
8 Water service 20000 39000
Road & Parking Const.
11 Road const. 50000 50000
River Lake & Stream Im rove.
21 Beach const. 35000 35000
General Development
23 Engineering 10000
24 General development 2000 12000
Labour & Interest
25 Labour & interest 38796 38796
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1967 1966
Item Est. Est.
Total C53C 177396 13900
C54C ST. GEORGE LAKE
Tree & Wildlife Planting
1 Reforestation 50
2 Wildlife shrubs 350
3 Landscape trees 100 500
General Development
4 General development 500
5 Engineering 1000 1500
Labour & Interest
6 Labour & interest 1900 1900
Total C54C 3900
C64C MILNE CONS. AREA
Building Const.
1 House #1 1400 1400
General Development
2 General development 500 500
Labour & Interest
3 Labour & interest 600 600
Total C64C 2500
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Item Est. Est.
C65C PICKERING
General Development
1 General development 500 500
Labour & Interest
2 Labour & interest
Total C65C
1500 1500
2000
c66c PETTICOAT CREEK
Tree & Wildlife Planting
1 Reforestation 100
2 Wildlife shrubs
3 Landscape trees 350 500
General Development
4 General development 1000 1000
Labour & Interest
5 Labour & interest 1000 1000
Total C66C 2500
C67C LOWER ROUGE
Road & Parking Const.
1 Construct parking area 10000 10000
Building Const.
2 Gatehouse 300
3 Washroom 2000
4 Refreshment booth 2000 4300
River Lake & Stream Improve.
5 Swimming area 3000 3000
General Development
6 General development 1000 1000
Labour & Interest
7 Labour & interest 9800 9800
Total C67C 28100
C68C STOUFFVILLE
General Development
1 General development 500 500
Labour & Interest
2 Labour & interest 800 800
Total C68C 1300
C69C GLEN MAJOR F.W.
General Development
Item
D -19
1967 1966
Est. Est.
1 General development 250 250
Labour & Interest
2 Labour & interest 300 300
Total C69C 550
C70C KING CREEK
General Development
1 General development 250 250
Labour & Interest
2 Labour & interest 250 250
Total C70C 500
C71C NASHVILLE
Building Const.
1 House #1 500
2 House #2 700 1200
General Development
3 General development 500 500
Labour & Interest
4 Labour & interest 800 800
Total C71C 2500
C72C EBENEZER
General Development
1 General development 500 500
Labour & Interest
2 Labour & interest 500 500
Total C72C 1000
TOTAL - CONSERVATION AREAS DEVELOPMENT $638,844 $457,110